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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
ANOTHER IN 5ApE PIRH-
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. %, 1850.

MeesrB s. G. HBRRING b 90.
GEA1s: The HKHHiNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAVE bought
Of you month ago the fire Of the 18th inst
large wo--tory wooden buden and opening II found the
boob papers all right hsve since bought another Of your
Agents, ". hKRKISG SON. Respectfully you're,
r. *. COLEMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

Da swakT's iSYSLlsLn LiSixEST
TIE great eKern. remedy O chs Prepared rem Tie
reoFs o. Dr stephen sWct Of Nonn,cea The celebrated
hes susscs whose IA aBasd BY THAI % any ViHg
a. certain and inasodste ioT rh~uaaisL sou
Kes sprtins bruises wc1Ie bus soada pDoa
hEaheee hss3.chs. toofchc aud az rheumatic
Sissrdefa e1seua injuries tc Al sarTera should gsyr
ts-l RIcaAsp.os Co. Ffoprissofa korsiok Cona ssl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

DR. MARSH continues 70 apply his RADICAL
CtaE InVss 18th seoccss n e6ccs pefnsneaf u Her
~ ~ h@psafs a. Ne. feseyg Lstss waited urea By r.
zsts IN pstSe Aso FRgssEs u every dxsrptsa
usss ts,spsisn 81 ReF<urs bsiAnz frussas Superior
see.es ofseA s1sFeosoy bsnd-ges SUI Es.slio stoaks
49, SePt AnlAnts sad az >urAi appliances eoocSidoa
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DO YOU WANT SOMETHING To
STRENGTHEN YOUl
DOYOU WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD YoURCON-
STITUTIONl
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELLl
DO YOU WANTTO GET RID OF NERVOUS
NESSl
DO YOU WANT ENERGYl
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLl
DO YOU WANT A BRISKAND VIGOROUS
FEELlNGl
Bygu do, use HofdHds German Bdters pre-
pared hy DR.. e. NJ. jackson. AIS Arch Street
Philadelphia Pa, and sod 10y druggists anJ
s,oIekeepyrs throughout the United States. Can
alas West Indies AMI South America, at rs cent
per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Nnilce 10 Cnnirnciors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Contracts will bo
" let for building bridges Ut the times and
places named below;
Two bridges at the crossings Of the creek east
Of McArthur. Contract to hc let on the l!th day
Of August. 1859 at ] o'clock =, NJ.
One bridge at 'lc Mill Of s. G. Aiken on Big
Raecoon Creek, Vinton Tow ship. Contract to
be let at that place, on the 10th duy Of August,
1859. at O'Clock p. NJ.
One hridpo near Cornelius Karnes' Mil on
Rru>hy Fork Of Raccopn Crock, in Sw ~ Town
slip. Contract 10 he let ~ that place on the lh
day ofAugust, 1853. att o'clock =. NJ.
One bridge nrag Sylvanus Fiuney's house in
Swan Township. on Honey Fork Of Recon
Creek. Contract to bclet August 10th, 1853, at
/ O'Clock L. NJ. ut the place described.
All the above tu b1 good substantial trestle
bridges Particulars made known on tho day OF
letting contracts
BY order Of the Commissioners Of Vinfon Co.,
Ohio. n. RICHMOND,
July 7. 1Si9.--Aw. Auditor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
GBe Wt5rtBar 3motrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-NIc at The
Ash Cave, on Tuesday was attended, it is es.
timaIed, BY from three TO FIVE thousand per.
sons. A general "good time" was had, and
the people returned well pleased with the
tip. Delegations from Logan, South Bloom
lngvile, Adelphi, BIT. Pleasant, New Ply
mouth, McAthur, and other places were
present. together with the McArthur 0nd
Logan Brass Binds Our folks say they
felt proud Of the band ftom this place.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
CommcrtiaI SnteIIigrnte.
Cincinnati MnrkeI.

MONDAY, August s,
FLoUR-There was un Increased depression in
the market Tor hi, article to-day and prices rul
cd eusiar, though we cannot quite them lower. =
The sales were lCUJ brIs ut 1 s00l4 So for super.
ire, (guod brands and 9JWj lOt,r extra; luU
brIs extra, in TWO lots, are reported ut 5 25. The
market closes rather unsettled; a,ijl brls were
received siucu Saturday.
GEocLRILs--Sugurfr frm at T1sc; 20 hhds priu c
and choice sold ul749Se. MUlgsses firm al use.
[, fec unchanged.
NHLAr-There was but little doing to day
and tho market preserved very dull appearance,
th.uk price, are lhangcd; sales OF 100 bushels
Red AZ Us; no do good White al H.; 500 dc
prime do uJ IS; 4u1 do do Ut l IL. Received
since Saturday S,23l bushels.
CoEN-Tae market is firm and prices steady
iaes Of 50j bushels at S9c, aud ,OJO do ut sOs,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
t. r. blNFllA VI,
Attorney ior David Robinson.
August sth, lsjy.-5S.
TAe State ofOhi0, Yinton county.

The State OfOhiO, VintOn County.
Benjamin 2. Hewitt plaiutl,j
against In partition.
Rachel Runucs tai, def'ts.
- dCHEL Runuc 5, widow Of Reagin Rnnnc'ls
Ii iato Of tho County Of VinLou and State OF
Unio, deceased, James RunueIls, Allcu Ruuu1ls
William MlrJiudiII ana Emily Runnclls. inter-
married with the said William Murtndi,l Of the
County o. ViutJn and State Of Ohio. John S,rawn
and Llah Auu Ruuuc.l,, intermuried with the
said John SJrawn, Of the County Of Perry and
State OF Ohio, and Joshua Ruuuels. whose pa,c
OF residence il uukuow are hereby notified that
on tho lutt ddyy dDgrst a. b. 1853, sud Plain
tiiP, Benjamin Hewitt who sues in the stead and
rs the owner of the interest, Of William Thomp-
sap and Elizabeth RunncilS, intcrnurred witch
SAID William Thumpson) filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the said County.
his petition where tho same is now pending, de-
mandiug partition Of tho following premises, sit
nate in said County ofVinton, tn-wiJ: The North
L lsJ quarter Of the South East quarter OF Section
number five, NJ. 81 Township number ten, No.
lOl Range nuuber seventeen. No. II. contain
ing forty acres, more or less. and that at the next
. erm Of taid Court the said Benjamin +. Hewitt
will apply for an order that partition be made Of
suil.--Dated this 10th day OF August 4. ID. 1850
BENJAMIN p. HEWITT,
Domnndant by Iaple IL Mackey, his Att'ys,
August II, lSj9--5I.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

o. onr old tutor, STEPHEN P. DRAKE,
Esq has "turned up quite Unexpectedly
TO us, as Publisher Of the Yevoy (lnd.J
Weekly Neps, q Democratic paper For
once we can heartily wish him success po-
liiically, as well us pecuniarly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

The LAST CHAycE.-Those ia need OF
Fanning Mills will please call at J. NJ.
Pearce & Sons fucicry before the FIST Of
September.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
A4cgal Notice,

David Robinson, Plaintiff The State of Ohio,
against Ninton County SIS. .,
John M,Cowiu, doltndeutl Court ofC. r.
TiIE said John McCowin, ortbe State Of Penn
J. sylvani4 will take notice that David Robin
syn, col the tty VI PiusDuIgh and State Il Penn
sy!Nauia, did, on the S,h day Ut HugUsr Is ~, iu
III said Court Of Common Pleas Of said NiLtun
County petition against the said John NtCUw-
IN, claiming to recover a Judgment against the
said dccniunt for the III - Of .gtg.5l with inter.
est on 80 from the ErsJ day OF December, i. d.
1857; on ~ Oh from the 2l,h day OF December
i. y. lsJl, aud ON 81 20 from tho 2lst day Of Iu-
" H. ID. lsiY, on account Of Il ceI tain prUmis,Ury
note, made by the 90 lclendeuJ for tho sum OF
1850, payable to the by-er Of the said plaintiff in
SIX months after the date thereof and duted the
first day Uf December I.D. lSjU and un account
uf Ger tain taxes paid bY said pantiH upon tho
nortgugcd premises hereafter described. aud
pm! ing for the sale Of West hall of the N. T..
quar- cr, and the North haIt ftnu y. W. quarter
VI secuou ~, Township H. OF Range II, in ;ho
said County Of Niulun and State OF Ohio by yir-
tue uiH mortgage executed by said lcivndInJup-
On sud r;mi,ys TO sUil p.aiItlf to secure tho
pay meat of the aforesaid promi,Sory note. and
tnuL tho proceeds Of Sucn sale be applied to tbs
satisfaction II the Judgment 50 to be rendered.
The sald Joha hJCOwin is siurthcr notified That
he Is required toapveur and answer said petition
ON or hei"Ie the hDrd Saturday after tAg 5.h day
ofSUpt1mber i. y. 1863.
Z. F. BINGHAM,
Attorney ior David Robinson.
August Sth, lsjg.-jS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR!

In order to introduce the Feymer into districts
where il has ie~ readers, we will take subscrip-
tions to the current half volume July to DecoIa-
hcr incluSive) at The following rates: Single
subscribers % cents; five copies Tor 81, and u
copy of our beautiful 25-cent hook, Tho Ra,li
Annual and HfficRitetal d reetcry. prepaid hy
mail to the person getting up he cub; eight cop
les for 90 and II Rural AazuaI, prepaid 5,
mail, to tho person getting up the club; sixteen
copies for S5, and RUrdI .4nauql and an eTtra
oeTy Jthe Eafaaar for u year, or two for the hall
volume. to the person getting up the club.
We also ofr,.r "A Iibor.lT;sr -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Settlement by Guardian.

NOTICE is hereby given that John Robbins.
" Guardian of ,Ovur +. Yager, has filed in
the Probate Court of Vinton County, Ohio. his
accounts aud vouchers for inspection and final
settlement, AMI that they will he assed upon bv
said Court On thefirst day of September. A. b.
1853. B. r. lIEWErT.
Aug. !. lSJ9.-3w. Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Or, Manly, Of New York,

Or, Manly, Of New York,
Formerly Physician to the New York Hospital;
Member OF the United States Electc Asso-
ciati0ni Inventor Of the celebrated Lung
Tester; Author ola new Work on
Consumption, Cancer, and al
diseases Of the Lungs,
Throat, Blood, Liver,
Nerves Skin. Eyes,
Ears &c,
NTlLLMAKE HIS NEXT MONTHLY VISIT
w 10 McARIllUR on Wednesday. Aug. 10.
Wilfuiye at noon, and remain until . o'clock
the next morning.
Dr. M.husan extensive experience Of more than
twenty years IN country practice as we'll a, in the
Hospitals aud lnfrmures OF New York aud Phil
adelphu. Having a',n spent several years among
tie Indians, he ha, had ample opportunity u
become perfectly familiar with the medical pro p
critics Of all the agents used by the Medicine
Men" of the different tribes liz wILLTREAT ALL
DlsEAsEs THAr FLIsH Is MIR TO. His medicines
arc composed Of BAEEs, BuDs, LEAVES. RooTs,
AND GuMs. Having the utmost faith in the good
ness ofGud, We believe that there is tuund in our
own soil II sure aud never-failing remedy. By
the aid Of these remedies Caucor, lucipeut Con-
sumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Fits, Salt
Rheum and all disorders Of the Eye, Ear. Skin,
Nerves, Throat Lungs, Liver aud Stomach, are
now ~ curablo in my hands rs any o her disease
is cumhle
Cures Warranted! Examination Free!
DR.. NJ, will visit this place every month thro
the wear. These visits ure preparatory to the os-
tblishmcut Of II Ilosptalu New York. 10 be CON
ductrd by DR.. NJ. upon the principles Of TIE New
School ur American Elccric Practice of Medicine.
lie was rducutcd IN the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons. iu New York. and for many years prac-
tirtd the "old school -y~tcnl.' About ten years
since, he became convinced Of the great superior
ity Of Elcctcism. and such has been lis success
from that time. in the treatment of many thous-
and lingering diseases as To enable him to wAH-
RANT orRLs in spirit Of confidence which only
knowledge can give.
Although II Is not the hest method ofexamina-
tTon the Doctor will. when desired, describe TO
his patients their diseases without asking any
questions.
DR.. NJ. has In his day book the names ofmany
hundred patients in this vicinity, who have been
cured within the last three months after heng
pronounced hopeless by tho"old school.n These
patients will be referred to, and their address
given. ifdesrcd. to enable the reader to obtain
the details oftheir eases. Dr.. VI. will bring with
him more than one hundred bags Of roots, DC ,
fresh from the diggings, with which he will sup
ply his patients.
Rooms Mt Western Hotel
June %. lS59.--ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
DIED.

In this place, on Friday, August 5th. PnrLAy-
DER W. DowD, son of Owen Dowd aged about
81 years.
The deceased was most esiimable young man,
and his demise has left vacuum in the society
Of this place which will long exist. His remains
were followed to their fual resting place on Sun
day by a large ccneoursc ofmcurnars and sympn-
Ahizing friends
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the
i Commissioners Of Vinton County at their
next regular session. praying for view aud es-
adjustment ofa County road commencing at
S. c. Eakins Mill in Vinton Township, and
thence running the nearest and best way to Big
Sand Switch on the NJ. & c.. R. K. in Brown To.
on c. Moier's and Joseph lHKibhens' farms.
MANY PETITIONERS,
inlv u isSn-sv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Nettlemrnt By Guardian.

NOTICE i, hereby given that J.. L. Simmons
~ Guardian of Stephen Clark. has filed in the
Pr"bate Court Of Ninlon County Ohio. his ac-
counts and vouchers for inspection and final sct
Element, and that the same will he passed IN.
on hy said Court on the Goth day Of August. a.
D. 1859 .. p. HEWITT
July 2S, ls59--3 W. Probate JUDGE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
CAS- PREMIUMS

as still greater indueoment to form clubs. Full
particulars will be found in tho paper. and eve
ry one interested in the culture Of tho soil is in
vited to send for copy, snd, If pleased with the
paper, to act as agent. Specimen copies sent
free to all applicants. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
July 81 ista, Rochcs!cr'S +
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

SHndPies.
- Boxes Palm Soap.
40 No. ! Soap.
60 German do
30 Fancy do
30 " and half bove, Star Candlosr
Is Talluw Candles.
Is Kegs Bi Carbonate soda,
100 Duz. assorted Brooms.
A Bales No I Batting.
80 " No Batting,
100 Doz. Buckets.
30 Nests assorted Tubs.
Is hbl- Pulyeri>ed Saleratus.
100 boz. Bed Cords.
80 Reels Pack Yarn.
IS nnz Zinck Wash Boards.
100 Boves RWsins.
$50 RramS assorted Wrapping Paper.
80 Boxes Starch.
- " Assorted Candy.
90 Bags Assorted Sho.
rs Bales Bar Lead.
BUSKIRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
COFFEE.
Tobacco.

90 Butts Suthcrln's Star.
20 " James pounds.
30 Florence llugmcs' Long!Os.
Is jGaddy Boxes Prairie Chicken.
20 Butts Flora Temple
% kcg, Gedgo d Bros Six Twist.
20 Grass 5. B. Williams Fine Cut chewing.
G"hbls Queen City Cutund Dry.
40 half bUlS do
BUSKlRK 6s DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
3lrO advertisements.
BUILDING MATERIALS
FOR SALE.

The ZALESLlI COMPANY Will Sell
FOR CASH
Pine Lumber ut 's22@28 per N
Dressed Flooring $gIW3d per NJ
Oak and Poplar Lumber ole per N
ALL WELL SEASONED.
Sl,oO ,Xuu Per N, when loaded On the NJ &
z. X, Il. Cars.
AisoG Large Quantity OF Brick.
Orders sent to the Zale,ki Company, Vinton
Co., will meet with prompt attention
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Stray Hogs Taken Up.

IN February last three hogs-a sow and two
barrows-came to my farm and still remain
there. Tae owner can have them by paying
charges. They are marked with a square crop
off the right car. No other mark noticeable.
G. W. BLACKMAN.
july IS. lsj9.- 5v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

405 Broadway, ,,',...,..'.".. New York.
II Town Street, ,''''''.' .''''''' Columbus
Ageaeie. ia all the Priacioal TyrHs and Citias
IN The United States.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

DECEIVED direct from New Orleans,
Ii l5O hhds fair 10 prime sugar,
10 hhds Buena Vista do
9Oa bhls prime New Orleans Molasses,
1nO L,lc- hbls rri,ne do
BUSKiRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Nails.

Nails.
200 Kegs assorted for sale low.
March 2o, '59-ly. BUSKIRK & DAVIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-30
"DoubIing Toams.o

At the beginning Of this canvass the BGaaer COM
planned that Gov. JOHNSON had made speech at
Bristol 1t thought this was unfair to COL NELSON
-''tWO plucking one" as the Banner expressed it.
The Opposition have gone entirely beyond the matter
of which our contemporary complained. They have
at least dozen men now the stump in this District
aiding Gen QUAREEs in his contest with Doctor Me-
EEEs Gov. NELL BROWN first stepped into the ring,
and he expected to fell our gallant champion at q sin
gle blow, while he was iengsged in q hand to hand
struggle with his legitimate antagonist But MREEEs
WithstOod his giant and still pressed VIGOROUSLY
forward upon his competitor. Then STARK came
forward and dealt him blow from behind,
as he was bearing his antagonist to the earth.
The NErHERLAND Club stepped in rext and pulled
MENnEs off of their bruised and defeated champion,
and gave him an opportunity for some private prac
tice at the Market House, before they let him go into
the field again.
MExEEs now has his man again before him and
QUARLEs is again reeling under his blows. The
Opposition see that he Is beaten in fair contest SO
they resort to foul play.
The GAINESVILLE CroRels approaches with its secret
circular stiletto and stabs him in the back Every
where you may see the Chronicles enissaries armed
with their poisoned dagger (he pass Law circular)
lying in ambush to wound bis reputation.
Men may be found in remote portions OF Robert
son and Montgomery distributing these documents
where MENEEs will not have an opportunity to meet
and expose the charges they contain. Gov. BzowH
has been regularly enlisted to help Gen. QUARLEs
and produce diversion In his favor in those parts
of the District which have been canvassed. House
has been called out from the retirement Of his Law
office to take the field for his toWnsnan, and BRIEN
is making night hdeous with his hcWs for his party
to come forward and help their fallen champion.
Last Of all comes HRNRY-the Eagle orator Of
Montgomery The old Line Wings of Davidson
don't like QUARLEs dsnuncistiOns of their party, and
HENRY has been sent for to persuade them to take
it quietly He can stand it and he doesn't see why
the rest Of the party may not. GUsTAvUs A. HEN
RY has forgiven Gen. QUARLEs for all his assaults
the Wing party no one else he thinks ought to re-
fuse to forgive him.
He is to enlighten the Wings Of GOodletsville On
their duty to-day, we understand 1t was there that
QUARLEs was SO badly Worsted and it is necessary
that his defeat should be avenged on the same spot
HEKRY is therefore expected to snnihilate MESEEs
in his absence. They can't whip him when they
come facs to face with him, they strike him from
behind. They can't conquer him in single combat
so they call all their chefains into the field to over
power and crush hin. People Of the Hermitage
District, MENEEs is entitled 10 fair play. Will you
not give it to him ct the polls. The politicians are
mastering against him? He looks to the hOnnt
masses for support and for justice Shall he be
Disappointed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-30

suzsnR Co., FrAs., July %, 1859.


Messrs. Editors Of the Union and American.
The Democracy Of Sumner are. / assure you,
aroused to sense of duty. And will on the day Of
election rally themselves around the same banner
under which they have fought go gallaBty and
achieved such glorious victories They glory in the
defeat end destruction Of Sam and his followers and
will on the frst Thursdsy in August next con-
sign the Opposition party TO the same fate Ma
ny Of the Members Of the old American party With
whom We have oonversed have declared their in
tention TO vote for HARRIS, for Governor in prefer
enee TO a man Who would have the last plow, OF.
hoe and wedge sold from the poor unfortunate debt
or. o hers who belong to the same party hsve said
they would not vote at all, and others Of sane
party. only little more So following their old pro-
pensities will cast their votes for JOHN NEITHER
LAND, because he belongs party that has sprul
from their cherished Know Nothing party Wesre
confident that the majority HARRIS will receive over
JOHN NsrHEaLASD on the first Thursday in Au-
gusst next, in this county, will greatly exceed his
majority over HATrOz, two years ago. and that We
will have the satisfaction of seeing the fate of the
Opposition party recorded at the ballot box the
first Thursday in August next, in the following
words, to wit: 0BiTUARY.-Came to his death on
the FIRST Thursday in August, by the hands of the
Democratic party, OPPOSITION, the eldest son Of
SAN. Yours &C., sUMsEB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-30
Great RALLY on Broad street.

There was another overwhelming demonstration
by the Democracy on Broad street, Thursday night.
We have hardly ever seen larger crowd there, IA
nous as the locality is for monster meetings Without
exaggeration say, that in no previous canvass
has the Democracy Of Nashville rallied in stronger
force or with greater enthusiasm than in this.
Even in 1874 cur meetings were not more fully at
tended. and since then there has been nothing to
compare with the present.
The meeting was addressed by Hon, ANDREW
EWING, GsoRGE NANCY, Esq, and Judge NICHOLSON.
The longest speech was that Mr.. BY Nancy He held
the profound attention of the immense crowd in an
argument, the elcquencs and ability of which has
not been exceeded in the present canvass. II was
calm and candid in its arguments as it was con-
vnoing in its facts and inspiring in its eloquence.
We need say no more of the speeches of EWING and
NICHOLSON than that they fully sustained their great
rsputatiCnI and that the crowd separated with the
determinLt on to win, which is nalf the battle in
advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-30
nEMOCRATSI

Remember the gross injustice of the Hsnrymandsr
of 1852, BY which the Sen ltorial Districts were
fraudulenlly arranged so as to give seven majority
in that body against you. 1t requires ten thousand
majority in the State to carrs the Senate for the
Democrats. Be careful that no Senator is lost by
trading or swapping Remember that, for that
body, we have no even handed fight. We have to
contend against q mOnstrous fraud; against ma
jOrites expressly arranged to secure an Opposition
Senate. ThiEk of this, friends of DENTON, YAScEY,
PAYNE, HUNTER, MINIS, MICKEY, and THoMP-
SON. As they are elected or defeated, so goes the
Senate Make no trades or swaps at their expense.
T6ey must be elected! REMEMBER THAT!