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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
EXCELLENT FURNITURE,
TWO GRAND PIANOS.

On SA TURDA Y Morning, Nay Z, at o o'clock,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w our Store, No. Is East Fourth street, tho en-
tire Furniture of a family, comprising rosewood
hair-coth Sofa, do. do, Elizabeth Chair; do, do.
Gothic Chairs, rosewood marbe-top Center Table,
fancy Tables, cane-seat Chairs rosewood Etagrees,
do. Music Rack, do. Book Shelves, do cane Rockers,
walnut Hat Rack, rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads, do. do marble top and plain dress Bureaus,
do; DO marbe-top Wash Stand, mahogany Dressing
Table, spring, hair and shuck Mattresses; Feather
Bosters and Pillows Venetian Blinds, Window
Shades parlor, chamber and stair Carpets; mahogany
extension Table; oak Sideboard, do. cottage Table,
do; diningroom Chairs, do. Rockere willow Chairs;
Schooly Refrigerator Water Coolers, Cook Stove,
Kitchen Furniture, etc. my7-a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

A MAN named Alexander Lyons was yes
terday arrested and lodged in the Ninth
street station house, upon a charge of stab
bing with intent to main n boy named
Charles Ange.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

WHILE couple of boys who are engaged
in Lcngley Bros. printing establishment,
on Vine street, were playing yesterday, one
of them was severely cut in the abdomen by
a knife in the hand of the other. The wound,
although very painful, it is thought is not
dangerous.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

"THE BEAUTIFUL" IN MARsLE.-one of our
attaches gave a description in yesterdays Press
of as 6ne subject as we have seen for many
a day. We would title it. s'The Angel Boy"
No father or mother-Ano son or daughter
should fail to visit Mr.. Bolle's studio on Vine
street, to see and study this "sloeping Angel
Boy" By request of lady friend we re-
produce the description referred to above:
In one corner we espied little Ohorub of a
boy, who apparently had wandered among the
blooming roses, till he had become weary; he
had plucked boquet of choice flowers, and
grasping the same in his little hand, had gone
to sleep upon bed of wild violets. There is
pleasing carelessness exhibited in the figure
which is characteristic of one of his age, and
we see one shoe off and lying upon the ground,
as if by accident the little hat has fallen upon
his messy pillow, and such is the perfection of
the picture that in gazing upon this symbol of
innocence one can hardly believe that those
plump cheeks and pOuting lips are inanimate
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
Special Notice.

HAVING FITTED UP MY STORE, AT
N 1877 Main street, between Third and Fourth,
aer Mr.. 3. p. DURANIQ formerly of New York
City, and lately from one Of the best establishments
year, together with as fine stock of Goods ever
patrons, as well as strangers satisfaction in al the
departments of trade.
/ invite "A special cali of the friends of Mr.. s. p.
DURANGO.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

"FAIR EXCHANGE is NO ROBBERY. Turn to
amusement column, on first page, AID ex-
change the headings "New National Theater"
for "Woods Theater," and rice versa.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
BY &. j. w. SMITH,
Auctioneer, No. 22I Vine at,
Beautiful Country Seat of 25M Acres of
Land for Sale at Public Auction.
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May yth

ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, 1852
Will be sold at Public Auction, ut o'clock, on the
premises, beautiful Country Seat of 25A acres of
Squire Rowecamp, and the town of Dent, nine miles
from the city. There is on the premises good new
Frame House, of six rooms porch in front, cellar,
stable, etc. Also fine young orchard of good fruit
yo acres of timber and the whole premises enclosed
with good board fence Title perfect, Sale posi-
tive. Terms made known at sale. myJ-b
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THE PR ES s..
CINCINNATI, SATURDAY, MAY 0, 1850.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter Of the world.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondonce
We do not return rejected communications.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
BY JACOB GRAFT g. CO.,
sale-rooms No. IS East Fourth street.
Tivo Grand Pianos

T,co Grand Pianos.
ON SATURDAY MORNING, May 7;h, at II O'Clock,
At our storc No. is East Fourth street. will be sold
one grand Seven Octave Piano, made by Chickering,
and which, for tone and finish, not be surpassed.
This is an original Chickering Piano, made during
his IL time, and cost $3.50.
ALSO
grand Seven Octave Piano made by Hallet Il
Cumston-a very superior instruments; cost $3.50.
Both rosewood cases, highly finished
On the same morning, at 91F o'clock will be sold
quantity of Furniture. my6-b
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DIR. -AYER'5
LUNG AND THROAT
INSTITUTE,
No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET.

The following letter is from one of our we'll known
merchants Whatever he ndorses must be of sterling
value. 1t is well worth reading:
CIScINNATI, February 10, 1859.
About month ago L called at DR.. Ayers "Throat
and Lung Insttutc 80 West Fourth street for treat
ment for Tonsilitis and Chronic Inflammation Of the
Throat. The tonsils and uvula (or palate) were SC
much enlarged that there seemed to be but course
to pursue, and that was to cut them off; this had
been told by other physicians, who had also candidly
told me they could not cure me- DR.. Aver made
careful examination and PRONOUNCED eXcision unnec-
essary and prescribed Medicated Inhalation and top.
ical applications, with general treatment, and the
suit ia PERFECT TRIuMPHi The Inflammation has
been allayed and the tonsis and palate reduced to
their natural size and position. now have NO
ness or difficulty whatever of the throat and FEEL
THAT AM NOW PERFECTLY WELL.
cordially commend DR.. Aver as skillful and com.
petent physician in his speciality and worthy of all
confidence. His mode of treatment is rational pleas.
ant and certainly in my case successful, aud have
to believe the Doctor is equally success
fu in all other cases while have been under treat.
ment at the Institute.
JOHN II. DBTERS,
SO Fourth street, between Vine and Walnut.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
CODaPtnePsEliD.

THE undersigned having, on the LIST day of April,
associated themselves together for the purpose OF car
ing business, under the style of REDMAN 4 DU-
RANDO, at the old stand of Is. I. REDMAE, No. 1877
Main street, between Third and Fourth streets, Gin
binnati, Ohio. b. II. REDMAN,
m4 a.. 4 t.rr 4.r ID .t.F s. p. DURANDO.
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DIED,

April goth, 1859, at Chicago, ILL.,, GE0RGIANA
ALLEN, aged twenty-five years, wife Of John j.
Allen, formerly of Hillsborough, Highland County,
Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
DETERMINATIONS COUNTY OF

GY~I. o. X. s., ATTENTION
Iron Ring Encampment Nc. will meet at their cas-
tie on THIS Saturday EVENING, at the third
watch. By order s. r. X
ap30-eS G.. W. SOMERFIELD, R. r. s.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

T0AL 0IL-0f best quality, 81 10 pc,
~ gallon, at T. +. RANDOLPH BROS,
ap2S-lw+ 67 West Sixth street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
Home Testimony.

CINCINNATI April 2e, 1852
THIS CERTIFIEs THAT FOR THE
n past six years have been troubled with Rhcu-
matism and for the past winter IL has so troubled
me that | have been very much broken of my rest.
l have only received three treatments from Prof
WILCOX, and must say that feel like a different
man every way aud my Rhoumatisfn,fs entirely
and believe permanently, curcds,lIc0 0nmend Pro.
W. rs skillhl Electropathist and would say TO the
diseased ~ call and be treated by tho Chamberlin
System as administered by him.
J. BASSIT.
pB- n. b. Prof wILLcoXs Eleciropathic Es.
tabshment is at 1909 Iast Front street, corner of
Uazcn, 18th Ward, Cincinnati, o my6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

za- KENTUCKY CRICKET CLUB
OF NEWPORT. The Members. are requested to
meet at George Fewlass's) the Newport Exchange,
on SATURDAY EVENING, May 7th, at o'clock.
Paptcular attendance requested, by order Of the
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

ne FIRST ORTHODOX CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH, Seventh street, between
half-pdst four P. NJ. ap30eS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
zg-sCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PILLS

Ess~Y. NJ. Nj. l.. A.-AN ADJOURNED
meeting of this Association will he held in the Mcr-
chants Exchange TU UESDAY EVENING, May 10th,
at o'clock A full attendance is requested, as the
business for the evening.
m5.b TSM i, L. TALBOT, Rec Sec'y.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

FOR NASHVILLE.
The r. B. HAMILTON, David rIEs~"
son, Master, leaves this day at p NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

y. b. Merchants in want OF any ul the above
scleE vii nd IL u their tvantage to 1--WE call
can ana nodate them b. dozen at as low
pcices asany other house in the City.
mAF3-u B. r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

II sur. entiy rrpo-tcd that sell Goods saiy
81 Aaetson When in fact thirds Of our sales ars
private abs same in aay otaer wb0esalr House Ia
the city ~ith tais ex1epsD, seiifex short prsA
for cash aaa short prompt paper
feb2i ssax rRABUE Lucus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
Digestion and Prosperity.

80 7 is not what We Eat but what Digest
Il that makes US thrive" This is true AMI
mails of individuals. Is also true that 'sit
what make bnt what save that makes as
prospeFous-' Ia order IN secure desirable
suits be obtained from practical belief IN these
,xo isnpbrsalt truths, recommend the purchase
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
Maniillas, ClOaks, and Shawls.
1859. Fall Styles. 1859.
Abbott, Pollock L. Cochran,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
3l7 CANAL SrREET, NSw YoHK-
TNVITE the attention Of Southern buyers to their
l. large and marnidcent stock of
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
I'm 'ortrd and manufactured expressly for our
large aud increasing So thern trade and com osed Of
LACEi SILK CLOTH II AND vELvETllli
The largest aud most extensive stock in New York
City embracing over TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
din'rsnt styles anu the LATEST NOVELTIES III the
marNet, at
AT ANY AND EVERY PRICE.
From Sl,OO up to $4,000.
Extraordinary lnducemedts Will be offered to
Southern CASH and SHORT TIME buyers.
We guarantee that tue quality of Goods not
surp ,ssed by those any IA the trade, and in
Prices
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Merchants and dealers in Ma tas Will fnd it TO
their interest To call and examine goods and pri-
ces before purchasing.
ABBU1r, POLLOCK x COCHRAN,
june lS-2m. 3l7 Canal street, New York.
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nasbDillf QQtriot.

Daily ,per ,nnum, ss %
rr-Weekly 'eT Innum, ,.--...-....--..... W 4
Weekly 'er mum . v"
One Yeek y Tor TWO years, or TWO Weeklies
,or one year in advance, ,...-....-.-.- o w
When the Daily rri-Weekly or weekly I 70 oS
Hscoutuued (pad IN advance at the time suosci.oeo
,r) the Subscriber must order, otherwise u VII pe
ntin red option, until paid for ana sloppeu
not /, it ust he paid at the time 81 - Ii he
ant until paid. ,,,u,,.rs our
Rsmittances by mail in registered 'ui
risk.
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Shoe Manufacturers Goods!

$ J. PARDESsUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANCAIs, LASTING :, SILK AND curroS
L-AcETs, GALIOoSs, RIBBONS, BOOT AND CATER
WEBS, EIAsr.c WEBBING, SHOE THREAD BUT
TONS, Moaooco. KIDS, BLACK AND coiotiED roi-
LET SLIPPER uPPERs, Az, &c, A..
No. lS6 WILLIAM sIREAT, NEW YORK
junei3-om
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Diarrhea, Desentery, Flux, &C.
The Graeftnberg DyyeHtery Syrup

rs better than other, because other preparation
Il rev r efici ncy upon dangerous barcotc prop
ertles AID their success the b wel complain
oft Involves lasting, il fatal dis ;se OF t ortin
The 2 eat tnI uneq 'aled efficacy II IN Ora" enheT
SVruu i tft IL u-utr iZ-s the acrid contents oi IN
intestine which had c lused The tToube, and, Will
curug the disease csTLtinly as vat extingnishes
IRE Il le t,es 20 III isd but nature resumes her
course with perfect health -L.
We nave s.rn the GRAESBEsG lfYsENTERY SfRrP usei
in cases Il Iwcl 1mpIi L - all thelr RE i'rs,
from sim Pile lU.se {" malignant choIer'' anu we
can sp1ak III tn high terms, ami reconineid
IL with conf leuce IA tiIer the case Is mli or Sc
we're re-eut long 81 ming II cures surely itIh
leaves no b effects hint
MpRu FR RlNKIIv, res ard Aldermen, y Cty.
T. r IEF I;REsrER, MD, Bar OF Health
T.R HIBBARD, VI. u, -
C. II. / I-HRpw rpsco .al Clergy ma, SnloiK, va
II " BARs ow, 9S TN street, y Ity
DAVID irTuAN 2 Court street, Boston, Mes.
GE, Srur pINGER, BoIrd II Aldermen, Newark M
" IAYL.E, Ca 1 /. L ; Army
J. IA IIARI, Cleveland Pl,indeslleI ONO.
Wx FAKkAxD, Cleveland, Ohio.
AK MACKENZIE, Agent,
tpnss Nashville.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
Err Glascock & co.

-
y Houses aud Lots South Of Broad ST., on High St
Store house do dwelling attached
90 acres on latin pike, miles out;
4 lots OH Market street College Hill;
so acres u the Lebanon pike
lots ia Har,t's addition;
Is acres ou Iud~n creek; County,
3 st ~ busiurss House ON Broad street
IL lot on Ca roll street;
1S6 on Brown : creek;
1000 wrthg Saw Mill on Marrow B ne
lot on Market street
l h use and lot on North Cherry street;
do do sum street;
aoJ acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots "n MurfreesborO pike, ~ miles out;
5 acres corner OF Jeile 'rsun street. well improv
100 feet hardih's pike, improved;
100 40 Bells addition;
~ acres un Broad street, extended, we'll improved:
nue residenre on North College street, No ll2;
/ house and let on Summer street. south OF As;
do Go MCtavOck street, West Nashville;
47O acres ON Paradise Hill, Ia miles out
brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgeheld;
lots corner of College and Demumbrane treets;
do No 40, between Broad and Denumbrane.
. y OF lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses aud I1ts Dvmumbrane street, West
GA. feet ON summer betw een Church and Union;
o. IN Rric~ Church pike, ~. miles out;
thrce story brick business house ON College St:
beautiful residence GA the corDer OF summer aud
Mulberry streets;
l house and lot N"rth College 81, No. l02;
IS acres ON Mill CreeS 4 miles out
46 do Whites Creek. 3 miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
SO do adjoining Maple Wool, ON The West;
loo feet on Cuiitg street, extended;
100 or 2J0 acres North Of the City, 2Js miles out;
l56 do do do 10 miles out;
IL lots miles frum city OF Memphis;
Various l,Is IN West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known as The old Stone Fort,
Several lots Ewing 5 addition;
lOJ. acres ON GallatIn pike, miles out;
do Middle Fraukl4 pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gale.
house and lot, North Maj ket street;
$50 acres IN Robertson cuus.Iy, well improved, u
mile of the Hopkinsvile read;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., south Nashville, No.
50and 81,
s3r. feet on Summer, bott m Church and Broad;
S5 feet ON Broad ST., adJoinins shelby Medical Col
lege,
lots on new Franklin Pike, al the mouth Of Rad.
road Tunnel,
Several lots in Bangs aud Roberts addition, Edge
Held;
house and lot OF Hobson aud Father
land, Edgeheld;
! house AID lot on McLemore, between Church
= and Broad.
may4-u +. r. GiASCOCK q co.
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professional CARDS.
DN. w. VI. MUNIEX,

(LArE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
TENDERS his prof ,ssional services the citizens
fof Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged the practice OF his Profession in all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes by
strict ate nn to be able render satisfaction all
who may favor him with call.
Once No. 42H Cherry street, near Capt. StockelIs
new residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
vile. apr25-dtf
DIR. JOHN w. MORTON.
Residence, Cor College and Watkins Avenus,
(FoKaERLY line STREET,
once No. SO North Cherry Street.
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Lemons! Lemens

"A N BOXES frezh skeiIy Isusoas. ts-t reeefsed By
exO the sts4ner flsa Rover. alee and n arta orasr
fsT ls ios a Nc. s Market street
8nsyss cARIER, wIIsToRp 90
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Attention. Machiuists. sc.

+00ore Of Leather and Gum Betting from 2 TO II
inches vile, also Lace Leather, Copt ter Burrs and
Rivets hand for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
and SO corner OF College and Broadway.
d r. CUTTER
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Ladies. Misses and Children.
Gemts, BOYS and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.

Boys and Youth 5 fine Calf pegged and sewed B.ots
Congress Caters, oxford Ties, strapped Shoes &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

Iuave Just rcceiv ei direct from the actories
all the different eolors les of Gents, Boys and
Children Fur, Cashmere Aerino, Wool and Straw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
WITHDRAW

WilLfAN LricH Esl Who was nom.na
tel for the senate has retired from tho can
vsss. At the Convention which nominated
him be opposed any nomination. ior reason.
knoEn to that body. At bis request a
number Of bis friends from this and Bcrke.
ley county, met % Martinstufg on Monday
last. The Gazette in sPeaiis Of his with
draval, Gays
"iiis retirement vas ibe result o. Go
advice u tsat meeting Eiscn ar.f de.l s..
rate aud fol c1na3tfatla Sir L.Ish
vas here, prepared o. moe. Mr tslsIl-anI
boW vol ho coali have lgle s1. tllse know
ilikwoll wS0 kaow ito ms1 Co.. tsa.t.F.
yielded g. tls tErrestri vish.-a course ru
his part wiioh although De % r1t elu.
templhtcI, be trlsts wall meet $50 ar.r.ia.
Ton u taoio Ht1m DO prot ~t.l rs o
eaniilaio-as W. doubt uet Be- viI. i..tis,
g. OH tAe s1rrsaul.rs rraa .arf.l
We can only say that So Le.ss made
hosts Of frioats 10 ihis esaaiy o. lfm1f.
unanimous course, and would hago ttc..sld
tie entire oPposition vote of tie slusty
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HscInEsrAu au.rsms.


General CAKsoS has arraignsd the Train
logs aud Rsgirsn,al Mus,srs in Tho 10th
Brigade for this year rs follsws -
The training Of the officers Of soth Regi.
neni, Morgan couaty. will commence on
Wednesday, the 27tb day Of April and con.
tinuc three days and the s9th Regiment
will muster on Saturday, tho Soth day Of
April.
The training OF the officers Of the 65th
Regiment, Berkeley county, will esmmsnse
ON Monday, the End day Of May aud the
9th Regiment will muster on Thursday, the
9th day Of May.
The training Of the oiFicsrs Of the 55th
Regiment, Jefferson county, will commence
on Tuesday, the 10Th of May; and the 55th
Regiment will muster GA Friday, the 18th
dag Of May
The training Of the officers Of the i22d
Regiment Clarke county, will commence
on Monday. the 10Th day Of May aud the
l22nd Regiment. will nius,ef on Thursday
the l9,h - Nav.
The training of tLe 3ist aDj jis: Kegi-
i1ents Frederick county. will commence on
Monday, the 21Ed day Of May aud the Sis
Ecgimont will muster on THURSDAY the Goth
DAY Of Nay aud the sis, on Friday, the
2s,h of May.
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UNioN-sAYINa.


When Mr.. FAuLksER esnvsssed this dis,
tfiet against the hmsuted BEpiNoER. be,
everywhere, urged that 10 was the Usion
candidate that, in the language of that 10
torioas Hsrpcrs Ferry letter 10 this paper,
"'he marx II the Beast" Of Giunior was
on the broE Ct hi, opponent. He appealed
to tho democrats aud Wigs, aud the res,
Of mankind, Of the di,tirs, 20 march up to
the rescue Of the Uuisn. lie told Of dan.
gers that were setting ,hickly around the
OIL ship of ,iate--(he was always naughty
cal in his expressions duriug those days;)hs
ainted tie picture Of dissolution in the most
appalling aud terrible colors, aud then held
il up TO the eager ssEe e the terror striek-
en- multitude. lie vas elected and now,
oGce more, a. he has always found the gail
TO b. so efie,tual, he Prououposs tbs. "SquAl.
" fiN,s" are ahead tha, tue Union is in
danger that the people Of the South should
support none other than 4 democrat; that
the people Of thi, district should supper.
nope other than Mr. FArLKNER who IL the
'imon purity Of democracy. lie says that
the South should present. q sailed froHt---
Of democracy, Of course, as the only mode
which the Uuion Is to o. saved Tie sen
sible. rejecting men amoug-t Us will see tie
uitcr atsEri'y Il this 4; glance. They
kaow tull well that The very moment Mr.
FAriNNrE's appeals arc decided, and the
: nth presents q It'd Iroa., tba, very
monout renders the united party Il the
South \ mere sectional party, aud places il
in direct sniagonisE 20 the srdi0saI Blaek
Republicans Of the North and then whsu
tue two sectional parties meet for the great
fight, ia the thick q the sfually times, the
minority party is bOund to be beaten, aud
the minority section bound 10 succumb TO
the ny0,ny section, or dissolution Of the
Union must necessarily follow The North
has the majority over the South. Would
il not be suicidal in the extreme for the
South TO form = sectional party The re.
suit would inevitably lie The Uuion Of all rar.
ties a; the North into like sectional party.
Then these two sectional parties would NEE:
in Congress to determine the sectiopa.
question Of slavery, and the South would
either lave 20 suffer overwhelming G.!oa.,
or Dissolve the Union. . T. BoIELgR Is for
the Union lie is aeaias. all sectional par
tbs South or North, and be ought to he
sustained upon tie very ground urged
agliust hin by Mr. FAULKNER.
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Fas'oriss We arS to have besides, to enlist
the support not only Of every nau but
every woman aad child 10 III. dist,ic, And
No 50 noS ~ ,ais particular tilne-h cart,
'sai' body and estate, entirely aud sl,ogstb.
cry Tor investing, snPurpling sHd enrolling
the latter elss,-the women and the children.
With the glorious all cunobliog franchise Of
if'emen, the right Of suffrage, that they
may attest .. the ballot box the lth Thurs.
day IN May next, their appreciation Of the
self sacrificing devotion exhibited in their
behalf BY the Hon. Charles Jeems.
Alas, poor Alec, got you heavy on this
load Of poles.
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te-' We iufuifh ia aao.hsf cufuuH Hu ia.-frst.
ina ap-tfaetas 5p pauicIlsIf. vafHf m .l- ac.u-
ftir afe sWc ihsl hf gllu.t a-eHsIt a.
sivc1 III our nri-hslr'
Thus speaks The fr4fi-tler tbo s. .,it Of
JrgsSs5R Now viii tho 'aecunts' writer
Of the shove Poiu. out the glrblei portion
10 orr account 4 the discussion > The on.
y really correct account Of it j. where tho
Spirit says--
'Aiisf4 VI Faulkrefl b1IIingths asssn8lel sr-
dierce ia eipse st'snnua iuf 90 houT. 90 1oa biz
sesi amiisf significant srpisuis'
The siguiGelst spplaaso' leas significant
enough. IL vas significant Of the depart.
IRE q that prestige Of hearty solG, which
vhsther deserved Or boi, las usually follow.
ed bis sherts before Jsfsrson County a.
disnee ilsv havs she mighty falion
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JoHS j.. GLNCE, Editor cftbe Cb,,lo,,,.
vile kfroaent Aui son 4 tbe late Govern
% Gilmer Il PresiIcut TYLER. ,,li,,.
s'@m''''i suicide at che Washington brsneb
HA'ifoal - Warrington Gig. o. rbe z5,b
INST, eJ 'hfo~iug bin, u on ihe rack ,m .
~ea'a''iy 20 ff'n' of che locomotive
There were % Indication, Of over ,s.,.I
g'nss' nor eouIl aoy Csc rresen, e,ur,..
bend "hy che lsmeoted 7ouog nan should
have chosen o. ifsiiflI death. lie va.
sb0u, 80 years II sgs