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by Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS March ~.
Cotton-The Persias news had no other effect on
the market than to check Operations. Sales 1900
bales. The market closed unchanged.
Sugar has advanced &c.
Flour firm.
Oats 75C.
Gunny Bags 9hc
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The Nat. WoImes DIsaster.

RISING sUN, March 31.-The bodies Of hve
men were taken from the wreck Of the Nat.
Holmes to-day,
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by Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, March 3l-P. NJ.
Stocks lower; G. Il II. l., 55si.; Cumberland Coal
23S; NJ. s., l21e; n. Y O. IA; Reading 5O'a Gal. h
Ch, 662i; NJ C., 507s Erie, 10; Pacific Mail, llsS;
Tennessee Skies, 92B.
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NnNNENT I0NS s


GA. .M.-Dayton Mail Train-For Springfield, san
dusky and all points on that road. Connects at Ur-
bana for Columbus; arrives at Columbus at IL noon
at Clyde for Toledo Detroit and Chicago arriving at
Cleveland, Buffalo, &C. Passengers by this train dine
at Forest at 1890 p. NJ.
Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Lima;
connects Lima for Fort Wayne and Chicago, reach.
ing Chicago at 10 p. NJ. Also connects at Dayton
with Dayton and Western Road for points between
Road for GTecnvile, Union, Winchester and hluncle.
6 A. NJ. train for Richmond connects with Indiana
Central Road for Indanapolis, Chicago, Lafayette,
Terre Ilaute St. Louis and all western cities. Also,
with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for Andersen, ko-
komo, Logansport and all points on the Wabash VAL
ley Road.
Delaware Cut On-For Cleveland Dunkirk, Buffalo,
New York and Boston. Also, makes close connec-
tions at Cresne for Pittsburg Philadelphia, Baltl-
4:3O r. NJ Dayton Express, for Sandusky, Lima and
Chicago at Forest for Chicago at Clyde for Toledo
at sandusky with Q. and I. Road for Cleveland, Dun
This train also connects with Dayton and Michigan
Road for Troy Pqua, Sidney and Chicago at Sidney
with the trains the B. and Road for Pittsburg and
4:SOP p. NJ. indianapolis and Chicago Express, con;
meets at Richmond for Indianapolis, Terre Haute and
st Louis Also connects at Mattoon for Chicago and
| all points on the lllin3is Central Road; .,.,o,.
540p. Nj. Train for Hamilton and all way stations.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave DAYTON at s:2OA NJ, 4l5 +. NJ, and 7:3O p NJ
Leave Hamilton at A. NJ, 9:47 A. M, 1880 A. M,
| 5:i2 p. NJ. and 9:Oj p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVING IN CINCINNATI.
| From Hamilton at sos A, M. and 1910 p. NJ.
For further information and Tickets apply at the
Ticket Offices, northeast corner Front and broadway
No. 1863 Walnut-street, Fourth, or at the south
east corner ofFourh and Vine Streets or at the sixth
| D. MCLAREN, Superintendent.
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RAILROADS.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1858.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
E1@ TEF T9 r53:s S.s::i;;asasi:s
RAILROAD.

-Four daily trains leave the Sixth-street Depot as
follows: ~,
6 A. hI-Dayton, Toledo, Sandusky and Detroit
Mail Express.
s. A. M.-Richmond, indianapolis and Chicago Ex-
S:in A. M.-Cleveland and Pittsburg Express.
4:3O p. M.-Dayton, Chicago and Sandusky Nigh,
I;so p M-Richmoud, Indianapolis and Chicago
Express.
$40 z. M.-Hamilten Accommodation;
DAYTON trains run through'to Sundusky and Lima
without change of cars.
Through Tickets for all Eastern, West
ern, Northern and North
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The ane steamer PoCAHONTAS, y .-SIL-h h
Can't REILLY, leaves THIS DAY for the
above river at lP NJ. For freight or passage, apply
ON board.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHEELING AND r1TTsBuRG

The steamer J.. s. PRINGLE, ", s.SlkSs.s
r. Brickell, master, will leave TIL Srss
DAY. the lst inst, ut Y. MI. IRWIN 90.
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DENcCRATlC NOMINATIONS.

Tho unter,iied met in Convention las
Saturday, and amid the " noise and confu'
sion " then and there pr sent, succeeded ii
nominating ticket for county officers. Fol-
Representative, J. l.. Fetter; County Judge
W. r. Reel; Sheriff, s. II. Craig Treasur'
CT and Recorder, Samuel knepper; Drain
nsc Commissioner, David Dunkle; Survey.
or, p. A. Wheeler; Sup't Common Schools
J. B. Rue Coroner, Lewis Hem. With
. the exception Of the Representative, County
Judge and Drainage Commissioner, tho tick
ct is q good one. The Democratic nomi'
nees residing in this City, a.e wcll-qualifed
to fill the positions for which they have been
designated, with credit to the County, and
with honor to themselves. This cannot b.
said of the candidates residing in the s. ru'
rul districts" The election Of the Demo
CRITIC candidates for Representative, Coun.
~ Judge, and Drainage Commissioner
would be burning disgrace to the County
and 70 the Democratic parsy-if such
thing could we'll be. They have not the first
single Qualification for the proper discharge
Of the respective duties that would, IN the
.xcn, of their election, devolve upon them.
r.rrSR is the best and ablsst man OF the
,r;o and the remarks he made in the Con-
,.,t;on ,ha. nominated him, must have con-
.;,..a every one who heard him, that he is
~, the man to represent Pottawattam'e
Couutv IN the Legislative halls OF the State
~, ;f the Democracy are satisfied, We are
,,onna 70 be, and will say, with FETrrR,
..I,v on. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., or nothing
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the Constitution--is approved BY the Prssi-
dent, who has the power tomaks the Court,
can yet be declared = nnll;ty BY i've mem
bers Of this Court. II was intended by the
trainers Of our Government that the three
departments--ths Executive, the Legislative,
and the Judicial-should be independent.
Based upon tho idea Of the intelligence Of
the people, the trainers of the Constitution
supposed that men of intelligence and hon
esty would DO elected to construct the laws.
1t was made the duty of the Supreme Court
to interpret those laws, while the Executive
Department was provided to carry out those
laws and see that they were obeycd. On
this theory, fellow citizens, rose our whole
form Of Government. While it 10 proper
that the Supreme Court should have such
absolute power, it is only the more danger
Gus for evil, if it were controlled or inlu-
enced by political feeling, Of sectional pre-
iudice, or Executive dictation. Crest ap.
plause.1 have, fellow citizens, consumed
too much of your time, too long detained
you from hearing other gentlemen who de-
sire to address you. shall close by urging
upon you to give your votes for the ticket
headed John Currey. Voices" Wen dc
it!"] That 10 the best means of proving to
the people of the United States that the peo-
pie Of California are opposed to corrupt
Administration and sectional State officers.
Mr.. Broderick retired amid great cheer
inp
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do not believe. Republisanism il - strong
and confident to-day, a. sver il was. The
neigbins Of the great sswar-horses has
not Jared its solid groundwork = particle,
has not caused asinsle Republican to falter
in his devotion to the principles Of fro ,dom-
and our opponents have learned salutary
lesson-have learned, If they knew it not
before, that all the vain trappings of a cav.
alcads like that Of last Tuesday, are the
mere playthings of political mountebanks,
and are Of no avail, with intelligent, reason
inn m en- .##a SFF&# 'ar -f..E"
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M'Lasss CslebsstsA Liver Pills II Texas.
TRAVIS Co.. Texas, June -, 1854.

TRAVIS Co.. Texas, June -. 1854.
MEssRs. fLEAiH0 Bros, Pittsburgh, p.
Genfiensn This l. to certify that my mother had
been subject to periodical attacks Of sick for
great many years; all the usual remedies failing to
give relief one Of your pamphlets aecidsnaiy falling
into her hands she at determined 70 Try Dr. NJ
Lanes Cslebfated Liver Piils prsSsrsd BY yeu and
Immediately procured box, from the Of which she
received great benefit and long she continued to
use them was entirely relieved. EE.E
We have now been in Travis Co., Texas for the last
four years. and not being able to procure these valuable
Pills. attacks Of sick headache have again returned
for time back. has been gradually getting
and has determined to send 70 you for few boxes
Of Dr.. N'Lancs Celebrated Liver Pills. ! herewith
enclose you enc dollar for which you viii please send
me Pills per return malt. Address Austin, Texas.
think you would do well to establish agency in
Autin the Pills well known here, and would meet
with ready sale. MEREDITH W. HENRY.
70 Purchasers will be careful to ask for DE-.
M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERAIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTsBuAeH, PA. All
other yermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
N'Lanes genuine yermRuse. also his celebrated Liver
Pills, now be had At all respectable drug stores.
None gsnniue without the signature Of
[24l FLEMING BROS.
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THE STATE DEBT.

The campaign thus far, on the part Of the
Democracy, has been carried on by SYSTEM
attic Misrepresentation. Under the plastic
hands Of the fuglemen Of the party, the real
expenses of the State have grown beyond
all computation. The State Insane A.y-
lum's magnificent dimensions have been in.
creased more than ten-fold, and its cost
has been more than quadrupled. As On il.
stance of the romancing practced by Dem
ocratic ssumpers, the De Witt Standard
gives 10 following: ADemocratic stump
speaker, rcmarkiDs upon the Insane Asylum
said it was piece of unwarranted cx,rav-
agauce and among the extravasan. items,
mentioned the flooring in the building,
which he said would amount in the aggre-
gate to five superficial miles. Now every
person knows that section OF land con.
tains one superficial mile hence, according
to Tomiinson's statement, the Asylum must
cover one entire section Of GAO acres, and
be fire stories high" Just so with all their
statements-this sample brick. On the
subject of the State Debt, the Democracy
are just now extremely fslicitous. 1t is as
serted by some to be ever 81 ,0O0, 900; by
others it is placed at half that sum. and be-
liertd by some to be about SOC, 900 =
Though the following statement of the Au'
ditor of STATE, settles the question of the
magnitui lie Of the State debt, beyond cavil,
really, many Of the more pertinacisus Dem
ocracts stou,ly insist that they verify believe
the debt is much larger. This is merely for
efect-political fus,ian for the campaign.-
Some Of our Democratic contemporaries
have been guilty Of giving garbled state
ments from the Auditors exhibit, for the
purpose Of deceiviDg the public in regard to
the real condition Of the State finances
Whether aparty which relies solely upon
misrepresentation for success, should be en-
trusted with the Administration of our State
government, We leave for the reader to say,
after comparing the following statement
with those heretofore made by the democ-
racy:
The assets u the State and balance due
from Couni les on Delinquent Tax, Aug -
So. -, State r,sssnrv Aur "a IS 343 10
rot,, assets, $ss7, 1861 90
The liabilities are Bonds issued
under act Of '6s....... $500 GOO 90
Loans m ide OF the School fund
of the state, in the aggregate l20. 600 "
Outstanding warrants aug IL,
$50 ... so $50 90
, s7e SIS 81
Hxeess of resources over liabilities. $lASoo -
Thus, it will be seen, that so far from the
State being in debt beyond the limit liked
bv the Constitution, it has an excess OF re-
sources over oil liabilities, Of sl4, $685..
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Speech of Senator Broderick-Pacifc Railroad
Thrust.
Mr.. EDlroR-Accompanying this send
you copy of the speech made by Senat or
BRopERIck, of California, on the 9th of Ju.
ly, to the people of placerville. Ifyou have
! space, please publish the extract, show ing
Mr.. BUcnANAS's deserton of the West and
Western interests. Senator Broderck is &
Democrat-a Western man-and under.
stands how shamefully the West has been
treated by the Administration, as to the Pa.
| cifc Railroad and the Overland Mail. If
the people of Iowa think it for their inter.
esss to keep party in power, whose entire
energy has been devoted to breaking down
the West, let them vote for the ticket head
ed by A. G. DODGE. Did not Mr.. BUcnAS-
AN, in his early messages, declare he would
inaugurate new policy as to the public
lands, by restricting the sale of the same TO
actual settlers, and keeping them Withdrawn
from promiscuous and public sale? And
yet We see him offering millions and millions
Of acres in Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska
and at time when none but the Spectator
can obtain the means of purchasing them !
For whose interest ore these great sales
made ? To rerlenish On exhausted treasu.
ry? Why, the entries are made with War
rants, and not q single dollar ever reaches
that bankrupt concern! No, it IS for the
hungry Land Officers, whose living and spoils
depend on the fees they receive on the loca-
ting of these Land Warrants, and who are
anxious to see the whole country III onoro.
Lied by the Spectator, that they may re-
ceive their commission Of 5! per cent-that
these great wrongs are continued. Without
the aid Of these /" officials" it would be i'm
possible for the administration to maintain
its party organization, and they must be
supported at the points where the outposts
need to be strengthened.' Did not Mr..
BUCHANAN declare to the people Of the West.
that be was in favor of the Pacific Railroad?
and where is the first act of his Admins
trasion favoring that great project? People
OF Iowa where is your Railroad to the Pa.
cIfc ?-where is your great Overland Mail !?
where are your Mail facilities with the Gold
country and the Rocky Mountains Echo
answers, where? 100000 isappropriated
to Southern Overland Mail, while YOUR
miserable facilities are reduced to semi.
monthly or monthly service. The great
Central Overland California route is iruor.
ed by the Government, while i, spends hun
dreds of thousands of dollars in boring Ar.
tesian wells, to open new and distant road,
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RELIGIOUS.

Services at the Congregational Church-Rev. Dr.
HASKELL, Pastoral 10 y O'Clock A. u. and p
N.-Sabbath School, Conducted on union principles-a
81 O'Clock in the morning Immediately preceding the
forenoon services. An efficient number Of teacher
will be in attendance, and all families Of every nams
and denomination, are a6ectionatey invited TO sent
their children aud come themselves. ~ -,sa
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening
At early candIeight, in the church. Sabbath Schoo
Teachers meeting Friday at early candlelight, Al
the house Of the Pastor. Female Prayer Meeting
Friday afternoon At O'Clock.
70 The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
w! 2n7-3 mo.
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Now, what becomes of the proof so con-
fdently cited to in the Wisconsin election ?
Vanished into thin air. CARL ScnrRz, polled
only els less votes than Governor RANDALL:
and in vote of near 10000, was beat bu.
2O9 votes. So far from the Republicans
electins the balance Of the ticket, they
only elected three men on the ticket, while
the Democrats elected fire on their ticket.
The highest Republican majority being but
24l; the highest Democratic majority,
2,453. Will our German readers bear these
facts in mind?--whle we call upon the ed
tor of the Bu9ie to concoct a bigger false
hood for his next issue.
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90 An intelligent German, who heard
the speeches last Tuesday, being asked what
he thought of the Rev. Henry Clay dean,
replied, 81 think he is reverend black
guard" That seems to be the opinion of
all who heard the speech of the said dean.
Acting as pilot to "nigger catchers," is
more in bis line of business, than making
political speeches.
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through tho wild deserts Of New Mexico,
where the great part Of the overland travel
can never 60! We say, with Senator BRoD-
BRICK, let the people Of the West Use and
harl from power an Administration SO inim-
ical to its best interests.
FAR WEST.
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Are they Capable !!


rh. organ of the would, be Lieut. Cover
..,.,. Ia the nominees Of the d emo
.r.,;. County Ticket, As all honest, good
tried and true men," but does not 'nl0f"
-, vbe,ber they are .capable'' or not a
.,,an,.r omission, to say the least. Some
thing like the Enforcement o. f'sA '
years ago.
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Aew advertisements.

Potta wattamie County Agricultural Society.
THERE will be 4 meeting Of the board Of Directors
i Of the Pottawattamie County Agricultural Society,
at Clinton Baidwin's once, On Monday, Sept 18th,
af O'Clock, p. "
wM. H. KINsMAx, SECRETARY
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN. $40 REWARD.

A. One Sor-eI Mare, right hip slipped left hind
"6( leg twists out when she walks sucking colt
ALUs running with her. Of a ciaybank color.
One wear old Colt, ciaybank color, with black
legs; white dot on right hind heel, also white dot
front part Of same foot. .- ..-..-
One Grny Mare, brand Of Q, wrong ways up, on
right thigh. Any one returning these said Horses
such Information as will lead their recovery will
receive the above reward. WILLIAM WKAY,
est OF Slough Bridge, Council Bluff, Iowa.
Aug. 7.-nlS
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F(OT IND

The undersigned found between Council Bluffs and
Omaha City Roll Of Uncurrent Bank Bills which the
owner can have by proving II to be his property and
paying all reasonable charges thereon.
September i6 1859 LEVI B. FOLSOM
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

Branch of the State Bank.
Notice.
accordance with the provisions Of the Law author
iLing the establishment Of tho State Bank Of Iowa
approved March GOTH 1885, the having a..
ISOLATED themselves toge her for the the
Council Bufs Branch of said Banh hereby give notice
OF their purpose TO open books for the Subscription
the Capital Stock of said Branch at the Banking House
OF Baldwin Dodge, in the city of Council Bluffs on
the twenty sixth day Of September, A. ID. 1862 The
said Books will be kept open for two successive days
Ton the wentysxth and twenty seventy between the
hours of Ten O'Clock A. n. and Two O'Clock p n of
each day, for subscribers.
}. IL WARNER, 1T BALDWIN.
SAM. N. rORTERFIELD. W. c. JAMES.
SAN. II. RIDDLE. GIN. DODGE.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, August 9Th, 1889 nle
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+ BBLs. LARD oIL-scr sale At -
y v2ni 1ONN NcCLELANp.
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WANTED.
1oO, 900 BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
100, 600 BUSHELS OF CORN.
10000 BUSHELS OF OATS.
For which the highest market price will be paid
v3nzl BAY Hiss GRASSLAND.
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The Council, and the . Talk /" u tho " Bis
Chiefs"
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Excess Of resources over liaoilites,- slASo' %
Thus, it will be seen, that so far from the
State being in debt beyond the limit liked
bv the Constitution, it has an excess OF re-
sources over oil liabilities, Of sl4, so5.2S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-27
DECCALTON.


WIS distinguished Rae. Horse will stand theeN
L .rsuiHs season, commencing on the 18th ZSlN
f'''si-y. and ending on the 18th OF July At myL
fia>, a; the Tro;ng Park, near Richmond. at 4D The
saa and II 10 the Groom be paid in all cases when
= -A's served Should the prove in foal, she
a. oe seat 70 ,he horse the gratis Mares will
-'eG'y 70! accidents or escapes. As the subscriber
es % avoid the trouble 81 collecting the s.asOnS he has
i' a.n payable In ADVANCE and this is his inducemen;
e: Saai.ns The horse so low.
sgcatoa Is six years old This Spring dark chestnut,
'loi; White. except star In the forehead five feet one
- sad a;ee-eis;s hi.h-fullunder the standard and is
q: aa-s' proportions and most beautiful symm-try.-
io.ae : remarkable for lis Size and strength he
'.'-i 10 y. taller than his sire, Revenue and Is taller
- - -aa!!r- Trustee; is than two inches taller
"a imported Medley, and those renowned English st,i'
.'-' !ri-pe."r and whzlebone and Is more than I'VE
-, :ais' than the famous four-mle horse Jimcracs.
Y--eaon 90, by Revenue, sire Of Sue Washington.
''-a! "a'anEon, Engineer, Planet, &C., and is out Of
s- llvea, by Imported Pram (winner OF the Derby.
'.c t.= D-irhine by whisler (winner OF the Derby
- ',a ':o;AeF 20 whsebonet &. grand dam IJcreeds
=; "! LADY, by Comus out Of the Coonel's dam, BY
NY'' to,ter 70 sylvia Reguus Lord Mor,ons Arabian
i''f! Milso Bay Turk bay Boston, Coneyskips, Hut
:. '''y Ba:o, Byer!y Turk, Bus,ler
- az ported mare The Queen, (Deucalions DAM was
~ q al distances from one TO four mile heats. She
~ ~ il sister 10 Monarch equally distinguished They
bred =, the Royal .,ud at Hampton Court. The
>-.a. grand dam My Lady, wac the dam OF the dstin
English horse and Stallion Jereed, and also the
81 81 o .Epor'ed Passenger. My Lady's dam was also
- tae Colonel, WHINE. o! -. Ledger, and one al the
1fass>Aed racers and stal,iou5 in England and her
"a hs.vs'e the dam OF the famous fOnr mile horse
ia.' pedigree is remarkable for It's richness and c-
''f 'A- siou;ness or BOTTOM Of its crosses and II
- 1ot. ancient 10 b. found In the stud book of
.-'l' .'l' running back TO the reign Of Chariesl.
t'' performances Il Is sucen; To say that he ran
49, aad won them all except one Of mile heats, thc
- h- ewes ran at that distance in which r.
o' All at-rior horse In consequence nf being deci
'IL'' IL all his other faces, which oi aud
c hs4 ~ contended with the fine, horses Of his
-'.4l!ac Engineer Shockoe, Tar River. 6c. &c and
,'comp-'i,Ors with such that hc never pu;
=. pe-, many instances distancne majority -:
~ Finally, in June, 1857, while on hi, way 10 Long
., :. 'aln his engagement in four mile swccp-'a axe
S,ac'as /, Sue Washington and others, IN pas'in:
:" H-S York city. he received injury which caused
sfassl from the turf. For his Performance In full
+-!oal-. C. WAGNER
=. OrGcaon will be exhibited at Powha'an. Chester
'y'ihlaad sad Hanover courts, In the month "f
L"2'' after wach he will remain At his stand as
L ~ A'1s-. L. W.
Il -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-27
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER.

The Democratic candidate for Attorney Gene
raj is doing good service for the Democracy in
the Southwest. lie spoke at Grayson {. H.,
on Thursday last, at Wythe OH Friday, i'll
Washington on Saturday. at Abingdon on Mon
day. and was booked 10 speak in Lynchburs
to-day.
Mr.. fuckers visit to the Southwest was
made known to Mr. Preston before leaving
Richmond. But previous appointments, we
suppose, prevented Mr. Preston from accompa
nying Mr.. Tucker The Democracy has no
ADLER advocate or more willing debater than
john K. Tucker, and wherever he goes We al
wavs hear good accounts of him.