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Discussion between yyhitfhorne and
MeConnfco.
Correspondence Of the Pairi0t-l

Gentlemen The candidates for foater spoke
here to-day. Mr.. wHrTTHoRSE led off, ma
king very nearly Gov. HARRIS speech There
was large crowd anxious to hear them-for
the Bank question is creating much interest
in the minds of the people. l do not propose
to give you at length the points that divided
them. The Bank question is the main issue.
Mr.. WHIrTHoRNE thinks and asserts, however,
that il is premature, unnecessary, and imma-
terial; though he may be found precisely with
Gov. HARRIS upon this question without the
crossing of {, or the dotting of an i. Like
Gov. II. he thinks Col. NETHERLANDS record
is Objectionable and that he has exempted him
self from the votes of the poor people. He
made q very credtable speech for Demo-
crat and sat down. Mr.. MCCoNNICo replied.
His speech was telling one. His audience
felt it, and they acknowledge it. He is a
man truly eloquent, logical. forcible and un-
mistakably. triumphantly powerful. As to
Federal politics, he made the very Demo-
Gratis tremble and shudder, as most con
clusvey he showed their recklessness, and
the irresistible disposition of their party lead
ers to .'rule or ruin" But hisspeech upon
the Bank issue was above all truly grand,
admirable and satisfactory. The manner in
which he arraigned his competitor upon the
positions he has heretofore, and at present
takes, in regard to this question, was such,
we are sad to say it, as to throw cloud of
irrevocable Inconsistencies over the hereto
fore pleasing pathway of his political path
way of his political aspirations that will for
ever darken his prospects.
And after complaining of Col. NETHERLAND
for his course upon Exemptions" would you
not be surprised to learn that he, w. c.
WHrrTHoRNE, candidate for Floater in the
counties of Maury, Williamson and Lewis,
Democratic (ohl how seemingly Incredibly
did, no longer than during our last Legsla-
ture uOte that home made carpet and ten
loads of wood, or their equivaent in coal,
should not be exempt IN the hands of the poor
vidoa0 or orphan citildrea. Yet such is the case.
Poor WHITl you are numbered among the
things that were" Triumphant MCCONNICo!
You have won the battle in single discus
sion. Upon every issue, repartee or retort,
you have achieved the grandest success.
Never were party more pleased with their
standard bearer. The effects of your gallant,
achievements to-day, are deeply felt and most
truly appreciated. Never was contest
fought and so fairly one. No wonder the
Maury county Democracy in their wise delib-
erations deemed it expedient to trot out
their ''swilt footed" nag our talented friend,
GEORGE GANNT to aid little candy" in de-
feating Mr.. MCCONNICo. He has distanced his
rival in the first heat. If the Democracy
now choose to enter another one of the
'bloods," bride him up, and our eloquent
McCoNNIco will exempt" him with the same
dispatch. We are full Of rejoicing, and can
truly say
Thus far our future keeps onward course,
And we are gracd with wreaths of victory"
Yours &c,
COLUMBIA, June 6, 1859.
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this article for over ten
CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
been able t. say OF
Err HAS 1T FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instanc"
one who used it, on
lighted with its opera
Of highest cOmmeada
and medical virtues.
WHAT WE DO KNOW :"
ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
MENT OF WHAT WE HERE
instance where the in
and exhaustion, relief
twenty minutes after
tered.
ton is the prescription
PERIENCED and Skill
land, and has been
ING SUCCESS IN
OF CASES.
from pain, but invig
bowels, currects aCidi-
ergy to the whole sys-
sttntly relieve
BOWELS, AND
COLO.
which if not speedily
We believe IL the best
WORLD, in all cases OF
RHOEA IN CHILDREN
teethlng. OF from any
say to every mother
from any of the foregn-
LET YOUR PREtUDI.
DICES OF OTHERS
ing child and the relief
ABSOLUTELY SURF
medicine, If timely
will accompany each
less the fac -simile Of
York, is on the out
out the world.
Cedir ST. New York.
cents per bottle,
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March MAKNG.-The Utica Herald says
thai Mr.. Gates. Of Frankfort, Herkimer
county, has made during the last eighteen
years about 6455 600, 900 of matches, using
1850. 600 feet OF lumber. He now makes 2,
10000 matches daily, making use OF 500 feet
Of lumber lie uses pounds Of phosphorus
daily, which Is about the amount found in The
boaes Of single horse. He has thus used
up the skeletons OF about 1880 horsas-a
host of "maiehgd teams. No woasis,F. that \
horse starts at 1.-THE hzz which follows the
primitive scratch
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re- We see it stated in the Banner that
Col. r. c. McNAIRY, has been elected Presi-
dent pro ten of the Nashville and Northwest
ern Railroad Company. This is a step in the
right direction. Col. NJ. is one of our most
intelligent and enterprising merchants and
if he can be prevailed upon to accept the
Presidency, and to devote his whole time to
its duties, the Stockholders and all who feel
an interest in the road, may regards it as
most fortunate.
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We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
il, what We have never
any other Fundamentally
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
time., usedl Never did -
of dissatisfaction by any -
the contrary, all are de =.
tons, and speak in terms e
ton oC its magical effects =
We speak in this matter n
after ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost every
FAINT is suffering from pain -
will be found In fifteen or -
the syrup is admins "
This valuable prepare =
of one OF the MOST EX =
Full NURSES in New Eng =
used with NEVER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS -
Not only relieves the Child -
crates the stomach and ~
ity and gives tone and en-
ten. II will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE '.
WIND .
and overcome commissions -
remeiied, end in death :
and SUREST REMEDY IN THE -
DYSE <TERY AND DIAR ..
whether it arises from 4
other cause. We would =
who has a child suffering :
ing complaiutS-DO NOT =
CES, NOR THE PREJU =
stand between your suffer
that will be sure-yes,
to follow the use of this ,
used. >
Full directions for using :
bottle. None genuine un .
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New Y
side wrapper.
SOLD by druggists through
Princi al office No. ID,
june7d&Wly Price 25
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Mrs. Wins1Ow, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has soothing syrup for children
teethng, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethng, by sOltening the uciug all infama-
tion-will allay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health your infants.
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. june7d4wly.
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INXHIBTTION Of Oil Paintings aud Drawings by the
II Pupils IN the Exercise Hall, the afternoons of
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 9th and 9Th.
We are very anxious tor the citiz,-,ss L examine
these Paintings and Drawings-Va tcularly these who
attend auction sales of Paintings
Boys excluded rom this Exhibition Of Paint
ings. BY hOys do not mean Young re t'eHTen, but
all lads who have flashed their education, end
who not established in business their ac-
Juue5-2t. C. d. ELLIOTT.
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MRS. WINSLOW,
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
II sents TO the attention Of mothers, her
500 THIN SYR u p,
For Children Teething

which greatly facilities the process Of teethlng, by
softening the gums and reducing ali infamItion viii
allay ALI. PAIN and spasmodc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give TO your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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Nashville Female Academy.

EN0RTY-THIRD Annual Exhibition by the Senior
IL Glass, will take place Monday, June 9th. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ Tuesday, June eth
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock Z NJ Wednesday
June Sth, 10 O'Clock A. NJ The public respect
fully invited To attend these exercises.
c. ID. ELLIOTT.
N + ACADFNy lime q IS5Q
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Elnl Crag ror Smie.

I WILL sell, on reasona bic terms, that beautifp'
i and highly improved property adjoining Tranklh
anu Minerva Colleges known az Elm CKAG. Appf
10 & X. BARNES
fehi6-tf UAA1t Sewanee Hotel
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Jes- Roger A. Pryor, Esq., has Determined
TO return to Petersburg. Va, where bis card
asrs s1y appears as an attorney ii las.
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90 and 90.
The lots embraced in this sale many Of them
covered with handsome forest Parties desirou.
Of procuring good business stands On the Gallatin
Turnpike desirable locations for private resi- enc.
Ia the best part at ElgeHcld viii attend this sale
TEKNs.-One, two ami tiree years credit for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest aud lien re
aimed: sale at 10 O'Clock
A. V. : LINnSLEY.
T.. K. GLAsCoCK, Auctioneer. mas SO-td
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A CURIosIrY.-A few weeks since child
was born on Nrw River. In Pasquotank conn
~. with basps-bmu .fds h,,olis--eneircling
IT'S bo-ly /! EsnsOa { ". T. Iprsss. = >.
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HOIIOway's Ointment and Pills.
The progress of scrofua is arrested BY the Ointment
1t GLARS the skin of all dshgurements. The Pills are
astonishing whole districts by their cures Of chIls
and fever, &c. Sold so MAIDEN Lane, n. Y.
June 7-tf
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r % ~ SV OF Sc.
RUSSELL VILE, KIP.
VI. w. MASON. Proprietor.

Va. w. MASON, Proprietor.
NHlSnewand CONNEXIONS Hote isnow thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added TO the Hotel one of the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable Of stating so horses under the
and of careful and attentiv OsleTs
it'll war house fer carTE ges, buREics, &c. Also
large lots under new fences for the accommodation OF
growers.
.l Aa A BAR.
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands OF
Wines, liquors Cigars, Tobacco, &C, has also been
added 10 the Hotel
Think vi or the "NceeduCly liberia patronage which
the - 0rst House, has received since Il has been in
charge of the undersigned, ne Intends 10 spare no
pains or eXnenSc - make II the m - complete and
acceptable Hotel Ia Slu'hcTn kcutucky.
Hacks, Buggies and Horses furnish d travellers 10
any point they may desire from Eu,scllvillc
sepi2-d&tri Wy NJ W MASON.
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New Publications.
THE TIN TRUMPET:
OR,
Heads and Tails for the Wise and Waggisli..

A new American Edition, with Alterations and Ad.
x dftions. vol, 12mo. Cloth
The s'Tfn Trumpet, - by the late PAM Chatae,d. n
d, edited by Jefferson Saunders Esq was first pub
Eshed in London, in the year 1896 1t was lmmedi.
asely republished in this country, bot owing to the
fact that much Of its matter was Of purely English
eeaf and temporary interest, referring the poIit
cal and religious sqnabbls of the times the successor
the Wort he was bat temporary, and II has long
been entirely out OF print a
II contained, however, a sufficient quantity OF wit
and wis'iom, original and selected make its re-
suscitason at this time appear desirable The Amer
can Editor 30 whom intrusted the ofiee Of pre-
pairing II for repubiication has thought m while
pruning he original OF all thar appeared superannua
ted and Of no present and lasting Interest N emb dy
with what remained such selections from his Common,
place book as Rppea-ed n him to come legitmaiely
within the design &C the author.
The original plan OF the bnok-an Alphabetically ar
ranged collection OF the vii and wisdom OF many OF
the best writers, ancient and moderu-has not been
changed Such as IL now is the book is committed
10 the American pubic with the belief that while II
becomes a mine or easy quot tons to many Of our
ready writers, il viii serve yet more TO while away
pleasantly ana not unprohtably a Summer afternoon
or Winter evening to the general reader.
In the T1v TRrNrET the melancholy Jacques. and
the motley ToHehSone go hand in hand together.
''Sod Chunks of Wisdom g1yai with the widest
flowers Of witt akIng it book to re gravcly con-
suited for instruction, trippingy over for
entertain ent, with equal reason Abaundm, in the
food Of sweet and tier fancy" it a volume that
nibbe at il as often you may, t'ere will $ IN be
m ny wholesome and agreeable morsel left You
may read it through in a day bat it will last your
thoughtfulness lifetime.
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CATALOGUES MAILED FREE To AN
Gold Watches, English Lever, Pater

lie Levers and Lepmes - $50 90 to 500 90
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, Full
Jeweled, Hunting Cases, open face
and C, Under Esctpement. .......- II 90 TO 40 90
Gold Lockets-l4uge size. four glass
and two glasses with spring
large and small re, with snap. so to II 90
Cameo, Mosaic, FlOi entrne, PAINTED,
Lava, Goldstone, Garrett, and Cor
al sets of Pins and Drops. 90 TO IS u
Ladies' Geld Guard Chains, Neck
Chains Chateiains ..... S 90 to is 90
Gents Fob and Breast Chains 10 90 TO so u
Sets Cameo, GOldstone, Painted Mo-
saic barnet, Onyx, Engraved and
Plain Cold Sleeve Buttons and Bo-
SIN studs, Observation-Disclosures. . 90 to 16 OF
Gold Pencils with Pens, large, medi-
um and small ze............-.-. so to 81
Silver Pencils with g Id Pens, large,
snge EXTENSION ten S,| eases s1' C.o ooto 5O
Cents Heavy Signet Rings ladies'
Gold Chased and PLAIN Rings ..... 1 90 to
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Custer,
with opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx Gar
. nell % D U
Rich six Dress Patterns II 90 10 80 Q
Cameo, Mosaic, Coral GIruet, Ch0s d
and Iar oval Bracelets 5 O0to 80 O
Silver and Gold Thmhl"s. .....-.... 80 10
Gents Pen and Pocket KNIVES. ...... 80 to 5
Pearl and Morocco IorunoHaies. so 10 3
Toothpcks Watch Keys, Guard Slides so 10 5
Gold Crosses, small medium ana
large .....-......--.-- w 10 ~ o
Besides other gifts, comprising large and valu'.
BILE assortment Of miscellaneous articles, VaTyu
ir' m 81 To $40
One OF the above articles will be given TO the PuT-
chaser of each book at the time the book is sod.
Address ali orders, letters and Applications for Cat
alogues &c, &c, TO J. A COLBY CO.,
juneeSwly. lis Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill.
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For Paducah.

Il SAM kiRKMAN, v C1ssa i
THRooP Master, will leave for -
the above aud all intermediate ports WEDNES
DAY at II O'Clock II. For freight or passage apply
on board to A. HAMILTON, Agent
june7-2t
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Half Hose.

CTLK, Merno, lisie Thread, Cashmere, Plain and
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
apr22 J. II. MCGIII.
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arn ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bersheba Springs.

iron safe is kept at the Office for the deposit OF
IA monies, jewelry and other valuables, and the
Proprietor will responsibility for articles
of this desc option left in the rooms. -~-zzs
SaIfety dictates locking doors If all rooms upon va
eating them-leaving keys ut the Office.
Meals sentto rooms charged extra, except in case
of sickness.
Al lunches obtained between meals charged extra.
Children allowed at irst table unless specially
contracted for.
Hot cod baths, at all hours at the Bath House.
Tickets obtained at the office. Price IS Baths
taken in rooms except of sickness, so cents.
PRICES OF BOARD.
" w Elk .---.-.--.--.---. Il W
:. :" month. 80 W
Children and servants half price, a8kE
The above is small advance the prices Of last
year, required by the additional cost of music Sui
phur water the increase III the price OF provs-
ions generally. J. A. RICHARDSON & co.
juneS- Propretors.
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JUST RECEITED BIZ
W.T.. BERRY & CO., Public square
mayaI-u
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GIFTS! GEFTS!! GIFTS!!!
j. A. COLBY S. CO.,

TNHE original Gift Bookstore, established in 1854,
J. now permanently situated at the above add
dress, enabled by their long experience in the bust
ness offer greater Inducements tan ever before
will continue to make it their endeavor to
their business with greater beray than that oil
any other house in the country.
new and revised Catalogue is now ready, con
tanning the largest and best classified list of STANDARD
and Miscellaneous books ever published We offer
unequalled inducements to agents forming clubs.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE To ANY ADDRESS
The following is schedule of property which will
be given purchasers of books at the time Of sale:
WORTH FEoM
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ED G. E F IELD.
CO NVxN A'CNO

MY sale that came OF on Tho Goth inst. embraced
vi more lots tuan could conveniently b disposed
of three hours Ia con mutation OF that sale
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On Russell Street.
On FatherIand Street.

Lots 80, a., as, 40, SO 81 So S. 81 S., Sc 81, SIS
So CO. 81 g., GO, "a, 65 o. 81 6S, g. 90 ~ u, 70
a and rs.
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In HObsOn s. WheIess's First
Addition
EOster7s Addition.

Lots S, Q and 10, near Campbcll's store. These
lots each front so feet the Gait Turnpike, and
back gas feet, and front another street parsl
al IN tI..
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Thursday, the 23rd of June.

To bring on sale Of lots mostly confined % Hobson
Wheless's lrsl addition 10 Blood's and r. stcr's al
diton. The lots 10 be offered that occasion
brace the most valuable IN that pat Of Edge
field.
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On Garatin Turnpike. Lots Nos 3, =, SOD Q,
10, IL, IL and ID.
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Nashville Female Academy.

\. F. AoADEMY, june 8, 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07

There seems TO be no end to the gold mines
OF California, or If there is, the end has no,
come In sight yet. For ten years the yel,o,y
tide has been having the wharyes of New Wort
averaging fifty millions of dollars a wear hn,
AFTER leaving some Of its deposits there 4,
makes turn, aud flows of In a broad. dee,
stream 70 London. A late arrival brough, to
New York o., l26. u00 in treasure, and depart.
ur, the same day, took 81 $50 ouo TO the bullion
marksts Of the old world. In conjunct ion
with this golden current, silver tide is set
ting ia from Mexico. Within few weeks
past the N. y. Herald has chronicled the arri-
sal. ~ Brownsville and New Orleans, of nearly
TWO miliions OF dollars In silver, from the
Asxican nAins and the steamship Granada has
oronsat half million OF il to New York II
- Thought that when the difficulties are over
sons, ar''ans from the high price Of quicksil.
veEconssansnt upon the stopping Of the work.
tsss Of the New Aimadean mines. In Califor.
MA fsow IN soil under claim Of the United
st4aes,l sud ihs disturbed POLITICAL and finan.
clAa condition Of Mexico, the import of silver
aen thai sspuhltc can b. made 10 equal ,hst
= seld fFoM California.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
f7rOp9-- Httts FVHs IHttettEtHF'f w
KING GroRaY CovSTY. VA. Sept

IA
The wheat crop has been, for the most par :,
threshea. and is very fair yield IL could
nave been better and Ii might have turhed our
worse The corn crop, though more promls,
ing than any that / have seen, has suffered
from the drought"
On Sunday last, at "Union." q qnarleTIs
meeting OF the NJ. Il. Church, South, was neiu
The day was very Indictment, rain faiiing IRON
morning until night, and yet the chureh, Whieh
is very capaeious was filed TO OVERLOOKING
la the morning we had the pleasure OF rs.
ing TO Rev. +. =. Wilson, presiding eioeF Oh
the Fredericksburg district
After the sermon. the solemn ana iibpies-
siye sacrament of the Lords supper "iss au-
ministered TO some hundred or more Chrls-
tians embracing members of all denomlha-
lions: and a lovely, touching scene III was 10
see Christians OF other faiths and creeds, VINO,
differing in their belief as 10 the manner OF
serving their Master whilst here, were yet
willing. on an occasion like this, to forego
their mutual differences and assemble AROUND
common altar.
In the evening Rev. Mr. MauZey delivered
a discourse on divine beneyolenee, ~hlcn was
well received. Some one has said that next 10
the claims of religion, upon our regards,
woman deserves our attention; acting upon
this, we will next pay our respects 10 the Ia
dies Permit us to say that I'VE have Travelled
.ome'' and that for beautiful women. hing
George -.
The Baptists are erecting neat ana com1no-
dous house of worship at Shiloh, in this
county.
Candidates for several offices in the gift OF
the sdear people' are announced, and all ac-
tive canvass for all OF them is anticipated
JUyENIS.
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= trUpS-I Hedh UhFrags, &c.
KING WILLIAM CorNrY. VA.

KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA, }
September /, '50.}
Our farmers in this region are rapidly I'M
proving in the cultivation of corn wheat and
tobacco. 1t is true, the wheat crop is short
at least one half-this year but there was a
good deal made, and farmers are doubling
their crops every year. Those who used to SOW
TOO bushels, now sow 200 bushels; SO, if only
half a crop is made it will be Il sufficient sup
ply. The corn crop is looking we'll, but if the
present cool weather continues. will be cut
rather short. Tobacco is becoming favoriie
crop with the farmers of King William, and
they are raising some AS good as any in the
State. They think it pays better than other
crops.
A valuable horse, owned by Larkin A. Gar
rett, was killed on the night of the 25th ult..
by some unknown person, who stabbed it sew
eral times in the side with a knife.
Religious services have been unusually fire.
auent, and well attended III this county this
summer. KING WILLIAM.
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Presidential Candidates.

The journals Of yarious parties in the North
continue TO agisate the subject OF Mr.. Br-
cHASAS's succession, and many of them in
dictate their personal preference without re-
serve Among the conservative Wings. Jons
NJ. BorTs, Jso. BELL and EDWARD BATfsaEe
chiefly spoken of; among the Democrats, WISE,
HUNTER, DoEeLAs and DICKINSON; among
the Black Republicans, SEWARD, BANKS, ei
Massach nsetts, CHAsE, OF Ohio. Mr. Dot
eLAs haa inangurated q new era in point
ical warfare by publishing his poiitieai
views in Harpsv's Magaziae. We have het
seen the number containing his article, ana
canno, say whether IL is embeiished like most
articles in Harpsr, with illustrations. We
should say few might be gotten mp In ihat
connection. that would add TO the general ef-
feet
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Died

on ManNAy. Tie stli .nst..r st 10 o'eoek Z. NJ,
WA1.TER,Sen Of leroy asid MHftha a. bafel"o1,
RSed yeays, fsn,uthsand Is days 80,
'Tis mt for tbee, tlion pferteus chila'
'Tta not for thee we weep r,sf
For thou art where the storms OF lie
By thee unheeded sweep.
Thou art among the favored oaes'
The higbIs blessed of God
Who earl, called from earth away,
ye'er felt the chastenIng ROD.
Then cainiis mas our srlrlts DOW
Beneath affection 8 rod .:t.t
Who. who would murplur that his child
is safe in ioy and Goi-
The friends and aequaiDtauces OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his lunsral rom
Oregon Hin Baptist Church, At ~ o eioeh 70
1 VI e,inesday j without further notice.
Al the RESIDENCE Of her husband. Mr.. James Bar
ron In Cbestartisd county, on the q day Oh sep
taruber Mrg. FANNIE h. BARHoN. aseu ~
wears months and ~ days.