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NOticoia hereby given that the
luh,orbss boz hssn appointed and tailal q Almln
iaatoI 90 the Hsfata 81 Edward nfyin|si, ninol Ec
uoot County deceased DATED this epih dHr ol sep.
isuibsii ie59-oeG,3w KErlRN LOTT
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now WARD ASSOCIATION,


benevolent Institution established BY special ondow
men ~ the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Viruleutand Epidemic Diseases.
Numos Of Epidemics, II the object Of this Instu.
uon 10 establish Hospitals, 70 provide Nurses, Phys
cians, Clothins Fool Medicines, Nc., ior the sick and
destue TO take charge Of the ophnns OF duaensed par
cuts and TO minister every possible way the relief
Of The afflicted aud The health Of the public AZ large Il
IL the duty Of the Directors, At such times 10 visit per
onaly The infected disiets andto provide a~d
means Of relief Numerous physicians, not acungmcm.
hers oftho Association usually enroll their H.
books subject tt Be called upon a,eud ts hosp tas
ffeo of charge
In the absence Of Epidemcs the Directors have au.
thorEed the Consulting surgeon to give advice and
medical aid 90 persons suffering under CHRONIC bIsEAs.
gsuf arising from abuse Of the phys
iealpowert NAL treatment the effects Of drugs Sc, Sc.
NarioW reports andtrnct the nature andreatment
ofChfonic Diseases, bv the C0nsultng surgeon have
been published for siuitous dltrhuuon, and will be
sent THEE o. onAHGE tu the afflicted.
Addfcss, for Reports or treatment, p ORonGE r.
rALHoUN Consulting Surgeon, How 70 Association,
No. south Ninth street, Philudolph Pa. Ny order
of the Director, EzRA ID. nEARrwELL, Pfesf.
CSC. fARonu.D, Secretary. aepi1.lF
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THR
RICHEST DIADEM,
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperorsl

WHAT Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Bseauss Il s The enahsni Of Cod Himself provided
FOR All nee. Rrrdef, although the iose may bloom
brightly In the glowing cheek, the ey6 ever 90
spaFkng. tho teeth be ihoso pearls n The head Il be-.
of covering or the hair be and shriveed
harah and dry OF worse sim fiprnkied With gray
turo will lose than half here charms. Proc Woods
haiT Restorative " used two or three times week
Nl teatois sua ~ secure - an sueh ~ oina
ment. haad the following pnd Judge, The writer Of
The first itthe celebrated Pianiai, ThalheFg;
Dr. Jvoobs- New York, Aphlls, ls5s.
Dear sir-Permit me 20 expfeisto you the obliga.
Hons am under for e enire restoration Of my hair TO
iti original color About the time Of my arrival in the
United States ID rapidly becoming gray, but upon
the application Of your haiF RostofatvoH q re-
covered lie orignal hue. consider your Restorative
a. agreeable. tam, dear sir yours truly, 8 THALuURo.
"Dpch ar Gwylodydet,"
Wcah Newspaper Office, 70 Nassau ST., April 10, i56.
/ Prof, q. J, Mooni-Deor sif--gomo month o. six
weeks ago received bottle yo1f Hair Restorative
and gave Il omy wife, who CONCLUDED to tFy i ou hsf
hair lite ihukiug d the time that would Tgioro the
gny haiI % w. oIgnaieeof bot 60 heras vel a. my
Eurse, amer few wesk' Trial Il has performed that
wonderful e1oct by turning al she gray air 10 dark
brown, THE same time beautYne and thiotvning The
hair atroufly recommend che above Restorative 10
all pefiOns la want Of such change OftheiF hair.
CHARLES CAROEW.
New York, July IS 1887.
! Prof q. J, ,WOop-VVith oonddunco do recommend
your Hair Restorative, as being DE most ecuoious
hair and whitker, which almost white gradually
grown dark and nov feel cnnfdent that a lew moro
Implications will restore them 10 their natural color
l. has alao relieved me Of al darduf and unpleasant
itching 80 common among persons Who poripiro ee
z. G.. nli.BH.
/ ifqi Woon-lf fbout HFo years ago my hair oommeno-
% mihng oh and turrahs grayj was fast beooming
bald, andhad tried many remedies TO no effect. com.
meneed using your Restorative in January last. ew
applications fastened my hair 6rmlr. n hogan % ill
u eqw Qua and tarnod bach 10 it former qoal hlaokD
a. this lime d Is fully restored 20 its original color,
health ,9d Appearance, snd eheereiy regomnead he
use 20 al. J. ID. HOES.
Chicago, lil, Msy I, iS57.
The Restorative is put up bottles ef9 tzel, yirs-
large, uledium and tmsli ile small hnids pint, and
vaih for dollar per hoiilei he medium holds a.
least twenty per cent n proportion than tho small
IoiHih ortwu dolsTspgr hole the large holdf aqusri
40 per cent more 10 proportion, and retails flr 50
o. .. WOOD & Coz proWietoTs, NJ nfnldway,
New Ncrk, "a the great NJ Y. Wirs Raiuug Estaush.
meui,l und ili MsIsel street, 81 Lunii, No.
r-Aaa ioltp9 al good proggisti And faaey 0eoas
neaicr. ocF ltghq
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MHsf NHnFohnf lnanneiou No.t way H. lrlts
VIZ. n. y. knr,lev, siu-l hive been selling the
medicines ofhe Graft enhefE Company for the last ten
voart, md have Invariably iuund then 10 give good
satisfaconi and The pills have sold to a great many
nmilietasfegulary their tea and coffee and With my
trade they have become staple article. .Marshas Uter
Inc Caiholicon is medicine that has done great a.
mount OF good IN female dseasea one lady sold Il
10 told she had received moe benefit from me bottle
than sho DID from long course Of medical
Tho most skilliul physicians. Yours truly,
Jan. ], 1859. lAMrs WitsoN
For Sale Nv A. r.. Van Doom, A. a. Snyder, >.
r. Wooster rinni n. Hall, iowclli Dr. p. Yates,
Urren fninrt; WIN. Hub, l.odii =. p. Hnh, Flat
Rock Wm. Rininger, Atiicai D. Hoffman n Co, Me.
CutchcaWnei j. W. Wing, Adrianj and by one agent
In al the nrinrlpaliowns IN Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. u. KINGSLEY 'Cieveanl,
in95Iy. Agent for Ohio.
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tarn rhvsican Of thirty year, practice. Nv prln.
oipui study - bcen diseases OF females They have
renerally bafed my best Efforts Obtaining the mater.
ah composing Marshalla Uterine Cathoioon, l was
pleased with hem, gave them fair trial. and found my
sef ubundnuily successful In former practice could
only mitigate The symptoms Of about half the cases and
rnuld moi cure one IN ten. Now I can radically cure
~ least seventeen In twenty and mitigate the rest
consider Mauhalps Uterine Catholicon the greatest
blessing TO females have met with.
J. y. WLLiAns, N. D., Chareston.
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1. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use Of this great remedy
believe ID Is ar superior 70 any preparation nov known
tor the of Cansnpllon, oouas aud Colds, Asthma,
hruuchs Splitting nf Hood. paIn and SORENESS of the
Breast Hoarseuess luupng Cough, ernup. fhhsc. ETC.
somc ~ The cures elected BY thia medicine are 81 most
surprising aud wonderful chamCteri caacs utat have
bcen gveii up hy elEingnt physoans " inoupoe lor
years. One . that ol respectable physician
Who was pronounced incurahlc BY seven physigians.
Two ot twenty years standing None, there
lore, however long they have been afflicted. should de
spar until thcy haYe given this great remety tfih
We believe. ia cumQn coughs aud colds Il u nlm0sts ~
not quite, na llhri Mnd n nineteen out oftucny
selected pruiuiscucusy ilpn among th9sg gho are con
aidrred dangerous and inruranlc. IA VIII eject cure ~
may be taken With perfect SALTY By persons u he most
drlicatc Constitution u = purely vegetable, and u =
pleasant healthy, ane invlg0ratnE t0nlc.
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Poem lfrrclaai ~ Gaifen o. Qef q is5s.
ooui,h ana s si ths iay Ia bed noi esboeiei 20 il J
she bed used Jaynes kSpectolani hFersoft and 7 =,
mure iof her Size then commenced taking your II
vas ebie to o her soFf again have sso give ID %
other m9eE,hsrs q my amlly iol severe eonghi snd
q 3 The best mqdQine now in use NJ grandson vas
aaie,sa NV, ai,sa,s q ,hs aaS "a Which go doe
also cured him. hlaeksinlth in place WasHdcied
@ ne s sy9SD % s n 5 a' % ss Masb 4 ne 9f "a Hns a s9s S
aTin lhays 10 doeb. another bottle WI pesiset ~
alcied q lose lne % giving ilis nsaeiHe tIial
Respectfully yoara, D. "a hAhtoW.
Life Of Konber Of he Indiana Legislature
Siyed-sisssrs fisheg %. q lisonier, nd says
Your Cough aud Consumption syrup. especially. haa
awe from N6ii sobny' was e6nfaed 10 M Bed uiih
consumption. us physlean and friends selieysd hst
Gs astFp@snias 81 ti syrgs ~ hai sssa sslgisd
"a. n l,st Viel6is, sas siietsd VIII Lang isTsf.
5fa lii, 9@ VIZ ,, se3 sss ss s PEI Ne .as
ioCn restored 70 ids aeouiiomet health.
Remarkable Casa Of Hereditary Consumption.
-ths ceTghes that ny vile vas aaleiei ahq9t eig4t
s relt s n an sa M Sn alii Ne sab.
We had no expectation o. her reeoyory. az her mour
hoq dssass va. esldesily sisis q tssiSs After shs
had been eonhned @ her hed about lea, Eess, e21.
eoaek aHd oorei ksr 70 peiis ksstk ahich she hss
enjoyed With tas Iaisiro5iioa has nearly fx years.
u also relieved me ol dctpY.scai1d duuTerQua
oough aud g1lalnE 81 blood JACOB Pulse
IOlI eENEOt, %,
Cough and Pain IN the side q Five Yoarf
standing Cured. Il vas snciad win s9sgh 30
pain in NJ site aud breast I've YearA DuruI NrHar
Yclfa Twas scarcely able 90 Iu sIl u ias
employed lur 70 phYslcilns. Who we're unllle %
Fiye ne any rsllet az dlea.e va oonsteIe ineefa.
bic. Fortunately took 81 Johua Cough eng NullHnp-
NON Syrup vlih has restored nee e p.lt't healtil
sni sts sspstls. sSei ''' ''''' 'y6ii0 NJ Kibc fa. d
Inladt Cured When niy eliza na1 llG weeks ola,
a iook severe cdI. ulIch lfillld urlu ~ lunHa The
coach coutuuel about year, ne cnill natlnk n ua
nilan tlhis ihs h0on1g douEh W. gave q Eieat "a.
rl1V nf rnecIuns none unIth Qi IrY apparent
hanHHt nnIlI nIulHN. fIuIu lN1 IIIInN
ldniniIdIi NJ slf.Ial N ny liilnla % ~ ~ I1lal
a cure y. J.ALAuNHAIA Noft lIlil q.
sala hg an Nsalsise peal.rA uhe rlil lsui.A "a
.city, 81 Oen1lal AE.nti a. ne Nc1iein 1lal1l
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J. @. AVER &c co.
LOWELL, MASS.

J.F. WOOSTER, TifHn, Ohio; g. NJ. CHuAiAs
SERO, Republic; SURE Eokuein 4 Co., Nholeials
Agents, Cinonnatii and by all druggists aud dealers in
medicines.
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IN. c. JoHSsos, Medical Agent.

Read what Or. Bushnell says ofthe Grahenherg Mled.
cines. d.. D. ia physician OF exenvc practice and
ofthe most Surccsiul IN the county trrumbul in
which be residssi
"'rhs ceridel hat have used tho Grafsnberq Pills
and Marshalri Caihoicon sold here by J. n. &. JOIN.
son, IN my practice to my entire iausfaoiion. Thoy
are good medicines. DR, g. w. BusHSHLt.n
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o., March Z, ie57
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for tho relief Of ConsumptiVe
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
Disease.
SO wide IS the field Of It's usefulness, and 80
numerous are the cases OF It's cures, that almost
every section Of country nbOunds IN persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases Of tho
lungs by its use When once tried, its superior
ity over every other medicine Of its kind Is too
apparent TO escape observation, and wheEiAtts
virtues are known, the public no longer htsltalo
what antidOte TO employ for tho distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident 10 our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon enc community
have failed and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can mover forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable 10 DO
forgotten.
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GRAFFENBERG
FAM8AV MgntctWgB.
RETAIL PRICES.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HaRrfopn, TTumbull Co., o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In The Graf
eubefg Medicines ior the past year, and tuy nv
that have offered any medicines the public
that have with the decided appreciation Of he pso
pie like these, particularly The Pills and Cstbooon-
They viii readily perform all and more than promised
for them. have sold about 6hy bottles Of the Catho
the past season. and hear the best results In every
case.
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rVHEs Shoes mo found BY actual toii to oul.weai
L three pair of The cld rtyls
We are The SOLE OWNERS Of the light 10 man
uacturr ID se for seneca County and have received
an assortment, which We niltT for sale NJ ONLY A
SMALL advance shove tho cost ofihe old style.
Al who have ohidrrn TO shoe will find Il 70 their IN
tcrost 10 boy the MrrkLic TlrrEn fuoEs
We viii alao dispose ofpuu Of our territory on Fua'
tonahle terms
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
We likewise koep ON hand and manuiao,orO to order
All Kinds and Styles Of Boots q Shoes, for
Gentlemen, ladies aud Chldren's Wear,
Allof which vo will ten cheap, At our store In Say.
daIh Nuehlers n'ook, Main sugst, Tim, ohio.
febl1 A u b KUEBLER.
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AZ ID RsR
Ague Cure.

ron rms SPEEDY cunH on
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agus, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass Of Diseases srigi-
mating in hillary derangernsnt, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatio countries
No ono remedy e louder called for By the ne.
cessites Of the American people than o sure and
safe cure for Fever and Aguo. Such a remedy
we are now enabled 10 offer, with a perfect cor-
tarty that Il viii eradicate the disease and with
assurance founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from It's use in any quantity. I
That which protects from or prevents This dis
order must be Of immense service in the commu-
mites where Il prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run In violent attacks Of this balefui
distcmpcr This "CuRn cxpols tho miaq-
ma'ic poison Of FEvER AND AouE from tho
system, and prevents the Developments Of tho
disease, If taken on the first approach Of it pro-
monitory symptoms. Il ia not only tho best
remedy ever vet discovered for this class Of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. Tho large guam
tity wo supply for a dollar brings Il within tho
reach Of every body; and IN bilious districts,
where FsvEn AND A0UE prevails, every body
should have Il, and use Il freely, both for euro
and protection. Il Is hoped this price viii piaco
It within the reach Of allthe poor a. well as tho
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Iutcrmitents IL, that i contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently Il produces
no quinism or other injurious effects giaiever
upon the constitution. Those ourcd1 it aro
leil as healthy as If they had never had ilA dis
case.
Fever and Aguo Is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison A great variety Of dis
orders arise from It's irritation among which aro
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothnche, Earachc, Catauh, Asthma,
Palpimtiou, Pninful Affection Of tho Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain inthe Bowels. Collie, Paralysis,
and Dcrangcmout Of the Stomach, al Of which,
whom originating In this cause, put op the inter.
mittent type or become periodical. This "CuRE"
/ expels the poison from the blood, and c0nso-
quently cures them al alike. Il k an invalua-
/ bic protection 10 immigrants, and persons trav-
/ Cling or temporarily residing In the malarious
I districts n taken occasionally, on daily, while
| exposed to the infection, that viii be eXcrctcd
/ from the system, and cannot accumulate in suf-
| fcicnt quantity to ripon into disease. Hence it
| is even moro valuable for protection than cure,
and few VIII ever suffer from IntcrmittontS II
they avail themselves Of the protection this rem
edy affords.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-17

LATER FROM THE PrKE's PEAK MINES
The ST. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, of the 9th ult,
says:
Messrs. Dewey, Spain and Zeigler, of Indi-
ana, belonging to the De Fries Mining Gompa-
ny, arrived on the st. Mary yesterday from
the mines, bringing 10000 pennyweight oI
gold dust valued at $4,000
There can be no mistake in regard to this
gold, as some of our most reliable citizens saw
it and handled it. This is the largest amount
that has ever yet arrived here from the aurif.
erous region.
Mr.. w. A. Dewey stated that he left Coun.
Gil Bluffs for the mines on the first of April
and arrived there the last He and his COM
rades took up claim Of one hundred feet long
by fifty wide, and out of half Of this they dug
the above amount. He sold the other half O
the claim, previous to leaving, for $4,000, to
be paid as soon as the dust is dug.
He estimates the number now in the mines
at 10000, some of whom are doing well, while
the large majority are not making board, and
unless stampede is made soon from the
mines, there is bound to be great suffering
among the miners this winter.
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SPEECH oF LOUIS NAPoLEoN.

PARIS, July 20.-The Moaitew contains
the following
Yesterday the Emperor received the great
bodies of the State, the Presidents of which
M. Tropling, Count de Morney, and M. Bo-
rocher, addressed eongTatulatory speeches to
his Majesty. The Emperor thanked them
for their devotion, and then explained the rea-
sons for his conduct during the great events
He said +:
Arrived beneath the walls of Verona, the
struggle was inevitably about to change its
nature as well in military as political as.
pect Obliged to attack the enemy in front
who was entrenehed behind great fortresses
and protected on his flank by the neutrality o.
the surrounding territory, and about to begin
long and barren war, found myself in the
face Of Europe in arms ready to dispute ouI
success or aggrayate our reyerses. Neverthe-
less, the difficulty of the enterprise would not
have shaken my resolution, if the means had
not been out of proportion to the results to be
expected.
1t was necessary to crash boldly the obsta-
cles opposed, and then to accept conflict on
the Rhine as well as on the Adige. 1t was
necessary to fortify ourselves openly with
the concurrence of revolution. It was neces-
sary to go on shedding precious blood, and al
last risk that which sovereign should only
stake for the independence of his country. Il
have stopped, it was neither through weari-
ness nor exhaustion, nor through abandoning
the noble cause which desired to save, but
the interests Of France.
felt great reluctance to put reins upon the
ardor of our soldiers, to retrench from my pro-
gramme the territory Of Mincio to the Adri-
attic, and to see vanish from honest hearts no
BILE delusions and patriotic hopes. In order
to serve the Independence Of Italy, made
war against the mind Of Europe, and as soon
as the destiny Of my country might be endan-
gered, made peace Our efforts and our sac
rifices, have they been merely losses No
we have right to be proud of this campaign
We have vanquished an army numerous
brave and well organized.
Piedmont has been delivered from INVASION
Eher frontiers have been extended to the Min
clio. The idea of an Italian nationality has
been admitted BY those who combatted j
most All the sovereigns Of the peninsula
comprehend the wants Of salutary reforms
Thus after having given new proof Of the
| military power Of France, the peace concluded
| will be prolific of happy results. The future
viii every day reveal additional cause for thu
happiness Of Italy, the influence Of France
and the tranquility Of Europe.
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a IaSoa and enthusiasts messing Of the
namocTscv Of Chocfaw assembled ct the
/ -. .honse an Monday last, for the purpose
| a nominatinu candidates TO represent this
/ s.,,,,tvs +, ltlIe next EeeisIatn1e =. -.
~ ,sof;ou AZ wits Ear6Eld, ESQ. Col.
Jsmes Draue rras called tgthe Char. and
.. ?. DOddridge and ?. 3, MabEy sppOln'eO
0sTTSs1t NJ Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting In Al. abb and eloquant manner
showinr the necessity Of adhering 70 the con-
vanf;oli system Is our nokhin1ElonS g u Is one
Of the fnndamsEES1 PEinciples and safeguards
| of the Democrats raffys
Thepbiect Of tie meeting hAxing been e1-
plained, the following resolution was adopted:
Resofyed That an Democrats present nom
Police Beats not represented BY regularly aP,
pointed delegates, be invited 30 come forward
and enroll their names IS delegates
The following resolution was then adop.eo
Resolyed That each Police Beat be entitled
to FIVE votes in voting for nominees
Nominations now being IN order, the iohow-
ing gentlemen's names were pat Oesore tne
in. Campbell, ESQ, nominated Col CHI
OeIs W n Witty, ESQ.,, nominated Hon ]. P.
TIL. Bagwell ESQ, nominated Co. James
Edwards
willis BarHoId, esd dominated Col jack
son Martin.
On notion Of j. p. Dodzdge, The nOmina-
tions of Col. Gilbert Coffee and Hon. l. r.
Trotter were confirmed BY acclamation-
The delegates from the different Beats then
retired for the purpose or making the other
nomination, and during thor absence the
meeting was ably addressed BY Hon. !. r
| Trotter and Col Gilbert Coffee, accept'ng the
On the return Of the delegates, the name Of
| Col. Edwards was Withdrawn, and Col Jack
son Martin was nominated BY acclamatson-
Col. Martin being loudly called i0r, came
| forward and accepted the nomination N an
able and patriotic speech, which was received
Throughout with enthusiasts npplause.
The 1bI|0winN resolution Wns offered by
81 Nania apd atohied Without 4 dIsznLlng-
voice 5000
Resolued, That this Convention cordially ap-
prove of the selection Of candidates for Cover
nor and other State officers made by the Dem
ocratic State Convention, on the 4th Of July
last; and also we fully endorse the platform
of principles IS adopted by said Convention.
On motion it was
ResoIped That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Choctaw Recorder, and
that the Mississippian and Sun and Southron
be requested to copy.
On motion. the meeting adjourned sine die
JAMES DRANE, Chairman.
J. ! I. Z DsoDDRDoE'} Secretaries.
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The Result.

Enough is now known of the result of the
late election in this State, to say that the De.
mocracy have carried the
GOVERN0R,
a majority of both houses of the Legislature
and the 9Th, 7th, and 10th Congressional Dis
tricts. James II. Thomas, John V. Wright
and Wna 7. Avery.
The opposition elect respectable minority
in both branches of the Legislature, and carry
seven members of Congress out Of ten, to wit
Thos. A. +. Nelson, Horace Maynard
Reese B. Brabson, VIM. B. Stokes, Robt
Hatton, james NJ Quarles and Emerson Eth
eridge.
This is about as correct summing up Of
the result as we are able to make '.from the
lights before u.s. When the official returns
are received some little alterations may have
to be made; but the above is believed to b.
very nearly correct. --Nashville Mecs.
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Letter from the President.


PITTSBURGH, July 3o.-The subjoined let
ter from President Buchanan was received this
morning by Hon. Wilson McCandless;
BEDFORD SPRINGS, 25th July, 1859.
NY Dear Sir-I have received your kind
note Of the 18th inst, together with the leader
from the Post. Whilst | appreciate, as it de-
serves, the ability and friendship displayed in
that editorial, yet regret that it has been
published My determination not, under any
circumstances, to become candidate for re-
election is final and conclusive. MY best
judgment and strong inclination unite IN faVof
Of this course. To cast doubts upon my pre-
determined purpose is calculated to impair my
influence in carrying out important measures
and affords pretext for saying that these
[measuresl have been dictated by desire to
be renominated
With kindest regard, etc.,
Respectfully, your friend
TAMES RTTCHANAN