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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-31

ELEcTIoEs-Tbe Kentucky, Alabama and Texas
elections Dome of Monday, (tO-mOrrOw,) the lst
day Of August.
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FN7BE corparnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed tisday dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. ARs
BROw S having purchased Of j. w. BRowN his entire
business will be continued the old stand under the firm
style of RAINS BROWN & Co., 7. B RAINS,
J. W, Brown,
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Treasury Rece,pts,

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Tbe balance in The Treas
ury the 18th was nearly five millions Receipts
last week S2,252,000 Drafts paid Sl,6l6,500
Drafts issued 50, ia, 900.
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- MORALITY among southern

s~ Morality among Southern
&kk-sS CUILDREN-Itis estimated that in the South
ern States children carried of by and the dis
eases arising from them by all other masde combined
Post norton examinations Of the young too frequently reveal
the terrible ravages these nsdou enemies Of health and e
IT'S therefore, only Of philanthrophy to recon-
mend with preparation like FiHers Cana
fa Tea9e which has proved in thousands Of cases
an Immediate and radical cure for kndO vermcular
disease.
Re DartcuIar and remember the name HTHers Canadian
ffHge the only article that can be depended on
Por sale Ia New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO..
81 and Isl, Charres Street,
fp,vIT-akvIm Sole PrOprietors
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Our friend Mr. Luck, in receipt OF fine lot of New MI
&C. among which will be found that chArmig sOuthng song
and chorus TAe Turnpike Gae written and composed by
g. Hays, copy which Indebted Mr.. Luck who
keeps the choicest collection Of Music.
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Great Bargains,

wears selling lot very good Shoes
being little style. They going very fast All who
want them hs better call soon
July ST EARRAR. DISMUkES & co
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RzF A c. DAETOs win preach at Firemsn's Hall
Capitol HiIl) to-day Services to commence at l03
o'clock, A. NJ.
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I Wsare authorized the Hon. v WRIGHT
as candidate for election Congress from the Seventh
grsssional District. imhI.
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Markets By Telegraph.

NEw YoRK, July 3O.-COnon dull with declining tendency
declined r. Sales of 1000 bales MiddiBg Upands l2 Flour
declining tendency sales 5000 bills Ohio 2O95 60
Corn dull 5000 bushels While 81 Linseed oil6096
Whisky 25K996 Sugar steady, 51697 Molasses 1898.
Lard IOK9IOa.
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]. W. BROWN.

retiring the business respectfully leave to tender
my hanss my friends for the kind and
literal patronage by them the old firm, solicit
my successors continuance for the
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Sailing OF the Ariel.

NEW YoRK, July 8O.-The steamer Ariel sailed
to-day with over $500 900 specie.
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EENHE undersigned day togeth
err under the style RAINS, BROWN & CO FOR the pur-
pose OF transactng general Drug Business, and hope
by strict attention their customers,
continuance Of very liberal patronage extended
their predecessors. I. D. RAINS.
iuly2I-tf ARTS BROWN, So.
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House of Representatives.

Weare authorized announce s. W. ADHESION Is can
didAts to the county Davidson Senate Of the
next legislature sulyi3-tdp
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ESA~S C0RDIAL-This remedy Las been before the pub
lie only short time has proved invaluable
dy to purify the blood and strengthen the SYSTEM every
recommends to Others until standard
remedy with every family United wesayto every
reader try tit delightful advertisement in
another column. july3l-d&wlm.
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The Weather Indicator Is offered for sale AZ At The
Drug Store Of AARON STRETCH. General Aren't On re cs-
Of Union and College Streets, Nashville, Tenn.
The dscovereT VIII send the Natural Weather IneStor b
nail postage paid, we'll put up and securei 70 any person
enclosing SzoO current money Fu and plain directions for
regulating, using &c, accompany each indicator.
address LOUIS g. uLLIAN, Agsnt
uy~-dFEGHu Columbia, Tenn,
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For Copntv r.,

For County Trustee.
Weare authorized to THos. T. SAUNDERS can
ddate for the Office of ceuay Trustee Davidson county
he election to be held in March, 1860. APPS
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49, To the PubIic.---FrOm now

I5fF ~ n y 1AAC uOAAO'- Ohk HOW
Ss until October next, will offer entire Retail
stock OF Hardware reduced prices for cash. including Car
peteFs' Tools, Building Hardware EOuse Furnishing
Goods having made extensive preparations for large Retail
ade-msny Gerry fine and desirable goods bought
tOo figures for cash. II you wish the worth your money
Hdrdl0Gre, call soon at MCCALL 4 Co.,
junels-d "a Public Square.
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Through Tickets 10 Beerskeba
Springs via. McNKinmVfIIe.

TKNTIfs the only route to Beersbehs Springs aFU
that affords the facilities and convenience
OF Through Tickets and through baggage and visitors
purchase Tickets Memphis Grand Junction. Stevenson,
Nashville and Beehea Sprnes, back to all the above points,
and Will ind their arrival At MeAinnFie RAMSEY MA
SONS line Of fine Coaches in readiness carry them without
lay to the Springs. the stsnce Of IL miles superb and
safe road IAistae f1s % make tie connection.
The al SIC Ninnvie equal the
State and those who wish refresh themselves this place
yiied for. RAMSEY 4 MASON.
iuiy9-dim
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Attorney General and Reporter. Election
on the 18th of August, 1853.

We authorized and requested to JAMES b.
THORNTON Esq OF Memphis candidate for the Office
Attorney General and Reporter State, the ensuing
election on the 18Th August iy9-te
We are authorised to announce SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq.,
Of Greene county, candidate for Attorney General
porter, in place Of Hon. JOHN L. 7. sSzED, resigned
We authorized to announce JAMES 0. sHAoELFORD
Esq of Montgomery candidate for Attorney
al for the State Of Tennessee, place of Hon. J. L. T. sEEED
resigned may28
We authorized to THos J. FREEMAN Of the
county Of Gibson, candidate Attorney General
State of Tennessee, in place Of qon T. sD, resigned
juAe3 D.
We are authorized to WIN B. REESE, Jr., Esq,
candidate for the Ocs of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State. - june2
authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, Esq as
candidate for Attorney Tennessee place
of Hon. J. L. 7. sEEED resgned.
We authorized to announce MILTON A. HAYNES, Of
Memphis candidate for the Office of Attorney General
Reporter for the State. June94-d, tE8Iwtd
We authorized to TURsEY, ESQ.,, Of
Sparta, candidate for Attorney General Reporter the
State.
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For Criminal Court Clerk,

For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized announce CHAS. &. DIGGONS as
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. juiyS-td
We authorised to DR.. r. Patterson can.
dae for Clerk of the Criminal Court Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. [may25-te.
We authorised to announce JOHN SHANE, Esq, a
dae for election to the Office of
next March election. % -
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Great Reduction.

UEeilB hc0uCIIOus
MYTH the view Of selling everything in the way OF
Wv summer Stock, have this day reduced the
prices figures that must insure their SALE and all persons not
supplied we'll call the following articles
they will be sold without regard to cost FOR CASH, to
PROMPT BUYERS ON TIME.
Rich summer Silks, of all kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines H
Rich Printed Bareges, IS 50
Rich Printed Organdies, IS s.
Rich Printed JacOnets. Sc IS
Together with an endless variety LOW PRICED LAWNS in
fact everything the way Of Summer Goods will
be sold at rery Lolo prices, We mean what say"
non 4
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
10y Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States Nashville, in the Of Rhe &c Robson,
Peacock and Others will, the Goth day Of August
the Court house door in Nashville sell pubic vendue
the highest bidder, all that of land which the said
Peacock resides lying about two miles from Nashville
the Noensue Turnpike containing by estimation, thirty
and 81 IS 100 poles and which handsome brick residence
with the usual Ouhouss and other substantial and permanent
improvements The property will be sold free from the equity
Of redemption. The purchasers will be required give note
with good security for the purchase in four equal install
men payable twelve eighteen and twenty months
respectively with interest lien will be retained
the land until the notes are paid.
JACOB McGAV0CK,
juyl3 Clerk &c, Of said Court.
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Of the Presidents ProcIamafTons Ne. 6f0s
dated the thlrtieth DAY OF nay, 1859.

Of the Presidents Proclamation Ne. 6fOS
dated the tkirtfeth DAY OF nay, 1883.
orders Public sales the State Iowa, b d q
n the time and places stated, AZ follows w
At the Land Once Fort Dodge, commenc1g Monday tie
sessg sizfh dag Of September aez loE the dposl o. he ub
Of townships situated in the north western part q said ss
counties Of Humboldt Wright, Kossth. Bancroft Pos-
Aontas, Palo Alto. Emmett
At the Land Once a Sioux City. conmeneng on oadag,
tie Third dry Or Ocfoer ef, Tor the disposal Of fhe public
Lands unOHered. situated the COUNTIES Of Poeo
tas Pao Alto Emmett, Clay. Cherokee Blen Vista,
and parts Of townships
appropriated BY law for the Of Schools Military ard
an purposes together "a ssuaIsp ovsroued Iandsi
will be excluded from The sales
The sales will Be until the lands al oEerei
which IL u be ACCOMPLISHED within weeks.
and no private entry OF any lands vii permitted
after the expiration Of thetW0 Eeeks
Pre- empton required to establish their claims to
te satisfaction Of proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for the same On hors the day appointed for ;eco
Of public Sales otherwise their claim VII Be fer
feitei THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once,
Wasbinrt9n CITY Julv III 1854 fuIy2f-tfaE-6V
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ORDERS FOR
ET N A c. o A l.
GAN BE LEFT MT THE
POST q

VOCAL AND ENsIIAU MENE Al MUoICs
~ BECKER would respectfully the public Of
Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voices
PIANO. yionceo, Violin Orders left at McClure Ben
sons Music will be promptly attended to
aaufT-hS
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A Card to the Ladtes--Dr. DuPOncO'S Pee
riodIcaI Pills for FemaIes.--Are infAllibe for re

Card to the Ladtes--Dr. DuPOncO's re.
riodical Pills for FemaIess--Are infAllble FORT
moving stoppsges Irregularities of the MenTes.
The Pills nothing but have been used by the Doctor IN
his Drctce many years, both America with
leled success every and he urged by thou
d ladies used them make the Pills public for the
Ieviaon Of suffering from Irregularities whatever
TO ladies whose health will permit increase Of
mily.
n arains using While in that condition, proprie
e. sSes no responsibility after the above admOnion although
prevent injury to health, otherwise these
,I. Ne recommended Directions accompanying box. Price
81 Soiu EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
bo ali orders addressed. They will supply the
IL a. PToors prices and furnish snow cards and circulars
0OiN @nEN0VTILF & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
q W UENDERSHOTT, Cedar ST., and Public Square
REAcU a GOODLET, Market st.. opposite Union street.
7 STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
5es Nv enclosing either Of the above agents. can have
a., e PMS sent oonhdentAly By mail TO any part Of the
city country. - .,, ,h... p;lt, ara r,ads tnorzn
agent selling They will tell you that they are a.
thsv are represented Ask for Dr. SOAs
Sn pills signature on each box you VIII tnen &c
esicipe YOU depend yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO. Agents for Memphis. -
WILSON 4 sTARBIRD, Agents for Louisville
dAEWIy
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GlIbert's Ply Traps sold by
SAM VANLEER & CO.,
Ianes-em Market street.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pEYslC.

composed that disease within the range of their
action rarely Withstand or evade them Their PEN
eratng properties search, and cleanse and invgorae
every portion Of the human organism, correcting its
diseased action, and restoring its healthy valities As
consequence of these properties the invalid who IS
bowed down with pain physical debility astOnshed
70 find his health energy restored by remedy at
once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named is pleased furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
of their and directions for their use in the follow
ing complaints: CoSireness Heartburn, Headache,
arising from diSordered stomach, Nausea Indigestion,
Pam and Morbid InactiOH of the BOleels Fateac,
Loss of appetite, Jaa1adce, and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low state of the body obsruc
ton Of its functions They excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength to the system debtated by disease.
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Buying Mattresses at the City Mat
IresS Depot,
NO. Pc COLLEGE STREET.

NOs 70 OO11alHtEI u AhN3H1As
WN7E manufacturing Of the finest Mattresses
made in the city which intend selling very cheap BY
wholesale RETAIL
We have invented mach1e FOR cleaning the aucks Oh all the
STEMS as there is nothing the natives but the soft hack
led ucks There have been great many mattresses sold ed
with stems, cobs sc You viii find nothing Of his kind
in establishment. Call and yourselves.
Cutting making and laying Carpets trimming church peEs
All Kind Of UphOstering done to order
juys6-dIm COLE & co.
FOR RENT.
VERY desirable house for balance Of year.
n Apply to D. A. Cole, No. 46 College Street.
july16-dlm
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az Bank OF West Tennessee at
S6kLSSS MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
r5sed At the Union Rank Of Tennessee Nashville ldtw
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III Look out for limitations Of Lea a. PERKINS, WOr.
cestcrshire sauce. See embellishments JOHN DUNCAN
q Sors augsi-"
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for
the relief of COnsumptive Patients in adj
vanced stages of the disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and
are the of It's cures that almost every section Of
country abounds in persons publicly known, who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate dis
of the lungs by its use. When once tried, its
superiority every other medicine of its kind too
apparent to escape observation, and where Its virtues
are known the public longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our
climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits the
afflicted they forget, and produced too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G.. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS.
Sold at wholesale by
10. @. BROWN & EVANS,l Ny..A-=,t.
and BERRY & DEMbYILLE, !
- II. +. FARNsW0BrH & CO., Memphis
Sold retail by all Druggists throughout the South
West. July 6-dtWSN3m.
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CANDEDATEs.


tElDcT1oN, THURsnkT, AUGUST 4, lB59.)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

East and south-eastwardiy. thns uniting s.
Louis dirsdly with the Gulf and Atlantic cities
and earlier thai otherwise, with Little Rock,
BY the Memphis aid Little Rock road.
Rcselrei, That there is and can b. no dif-
Guilty. ID the face Of the country from The STATE
lire to the river as Indicated, for The construc-
ton % a railroad easily and eheapIv: hut, on
the contrary, Il sfords the greatest facility for
the same; as running vi b the water courses Il.
world not BE- afs cted b. them, Independently
81 fhe river l%evees, while the grades would be
ineonsiderable, and buf a trifinE amount OF
isvee or tru Tie work necessary, and fhe best
and most abundant timber al hand. fnexbauqt-
ibis - the orr Of the Iron Mountsln.
Rssolrei. That, under the liberal charter
from our state, and with the ADVANTAGES recit-
"a, we regard The construction Of the Memphis
and s. Louia Railroad, intended 10 form The
said connection, a. not only praeiicahle. hu.
greatly 20 be desired. and q measure in which
our people Are and should Be deeply interested
because calculated 10 hasten The development
Of our country, the richest and most produc-
tive In he Mississippi Valley, and now already
settling more rapidly than ever before, BIZ an
industrious. intelligent and wealthy people.
Res0ired, That the proceedings n this con
%vention be Published "a The papers Of The coun.
ties named IN the first Of these resolutions
and 10 the Memoirs md S.. Louis papers, and
such other as feel an interest in the subject.
Which preamble and rcsolutlonsi'on motion
were adopted unanimously
On motion OF o. P. Lyles the following res.
olution was unanimous'y adopted
Rdo ed, Th1t We hereby tender 10 The Hon
r. G. PAYNE onr hearty thanks for the abb
msnnsr in which he has this day discussed the
-ailroad i~n'erests n Arkansas, and also "a
Col. Swayne FOR his brief but very appropriate
remarks on the same subject.
On motion, the convention then adjourned.
IF. BARTON, Chairman.
r. 4. RrBraN, Secretary.
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The New York Tndspsndsnf, IN one Of It's
able frsncisi articles. observes "Agrest deal
Of literature has been written against the cruel
creditor; but We have witnessed a great deal
more Wickedness ami cruelty on the part OF
the dsbtoT-the cruel dsbtsr. This revion Is
fun Of the wickeduess and cruelty Of debtors.
They depredare OF The honest and industrious
portion Of The c~ommunifYa thousand fold more
thsnfh thieves and robbers. and in many In
stances they more richly deserve the State pris-
on. In most cases, they add 20 fraud The
mesnest q deception and rearheY. Thehis-
tory of the eases that pass through the courts
Of insolvency would furnish a multitude Of
thrin ng tales % this character, where not only
bard working men, with wives md children 70
support, but drprndent women are Induced to
trust some fellow. Who knows he las 10 rea-
soaable prospect Of ever paying the debt; or
some spe~ulator who, when bis afairs are
turning unfortunately, %Hquanders or c~oneeals
bis property.
The law he's hitherto favored the debtor ana
given him ~ is sympathy; but experienced
and observing people are beginning fofsel that,
In a large majority OF eases, deteststion would
BE- a much more deserved sentiment. The law
has treated creditors a. harl-heared. but in a
large mslority u cases the facts appear to b
TIA. creditors, who are unpaid and unsecured,
are the victims ~ men who deserve punish
ment. Shrswd business m~n generally look 10
their securities, and he men Wha TRUST without
security are gen-rally The men who ere easily
imposed upon and need Fro'ec ion. II IL ret
ting tohe tins for the law totransfer is SYM
pathies from rogues 10 honest and Industrious
men. MANY intelligent aersons. who have
watched ne opeTatfou o. the i~nsolvent law.
believe that IS influence has greatly lowered
our standard Of honesty IN dealing.
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SD uallir-- uatarer lttT eve years q a.
y o. vhrh q ulr rri-e Nib paid
srrit M~UNSkRRRT. DrPREE 4 n.
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serap. from cur Exchangs..

We clip be folio ring items from The Wash
ington States. # The 10Th inst.
The C9ns.ifutioa a-aounces this morning
that a "vsrv full review Of jndEa Do1Eias'
article in Hlrpars' NagGzias VII very soon
make re- appearance 10 p7mplllt form The
CoHstitufi0n hopes 90 have the pleasure Of
LAYING al leasl a part Of it before its readers
this evening" L is whispered about town
hat this document Is the Joint production OF
10 brains Of General George Washington
Bowman and James Gordon enactt-faui 'iar-
" known az - OK Ketch " Of the press. The
latter, Il IL well known, has been for some
davs IL this city, and, il is stated, almost sx-
e~Iusfvelv occupied with The BTgadier 10 the
production Of this work.
Prentice. Of he louisville Journal, Is an art
ful old fox. When he wishes to give currency
70 that which has not the shade OF truth q
sustain II, he never failsto ~comuenceh bis work
under some flaming caption. The leader 10 bis
napar Of the 7th instant g headed The Pot
Uhickpns.9 The first paragraph Of tails sen
saiion article IS In thrse words;
81 u is said thata report Is rife IN Washing
on 'haf a letter on behalf n the President
and his Cabinet was some weeks ago dasPatch-
Ell 70 afr. Brcc inTitge, exuressing 2 eispost-
ton 70 cast the influence of The Adm nistra-
tion for him in the Charleston Convention,
with he view Of assuring Douglas Defeat
We need not STATE to our cityTeadrTs that no
such report ever obtained circulation IN Wash
ington. Il has been manufactures out Of whole
cloth hv Prentice, and upon IL be bases quite
an argument to prove It's truth.
We en- assure the eti-eT Of the Journal That
President Buchanan and thOsn connected Win
him inthe LNecutive department Of the Govern
ment, will never descend from their lofty es-
tates 10 e gaze, ether directly or Indirect =, In
a CONT 81 among Democrats for the Charleston
nomination. They know too well what is due
to the positions they occupy for that. So try
Il again, Mr.. Prentiee-you have hit wide Of
the mark.
II n. John Y. Mason, our minister w Paris,
i one Of the fnest specimens e an old Virginia
gentlemen that We have ever known. With bis
eountrymen who visit that city, be is univer-
sally popular. Ia this respect his successor,
whoever he nav be, viii find Il a difficult IN
dertaking 10 I'm his place. No only was he s
much loved member Of Mr.. Folks Cabinet,
but in every position TO which he has been
called during 4 long life Of public service, be
earned a fair, honored name. We take Il FOR
granted, that it is his and not the Presidents
desire which brings him home, and though be
nav for a time wilhdrsw from The arena Of pol
itics, and draw about bin the Certain of phi
vary and retirement. We are sure his distin-
cuished ability. his conceded honesty, and his
eminent public service, viii rot b permitted 20
co unsought and undemsndsd by his fellow-cit
izens q the Ola Dominion.