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OFFICE PuyrcskpTFAiS n r. 10.
Bg-ra shippers of Freight by fhe Mobile
MAIL IINE-fIis company w receive no freight per ne9Ne
lne until Thursday the 10Th inst This unavoidable delty mas
been occHsoned by the breaking mp o track OIL tho wharf
Hul3 Il g. PAkDEb9, SUPERINTENDENT
p3ys To builders = Estimates for repairing
the building Tue ol kolhl and uaoihAon
Streets dng No. 81 Roy street. VIII % receiver ny
the Got5anl Mnll suHnc. Company nh'il O'Clock r M,
WEDNESDAY EEXE, 18th inst The time required Tor com
pletiu. the repairs 10 be stated in the estimates. . a.
Camp street, Aug 10 1850 hull ~
FlnEmES's CHARITABLE AssncfAuoH, J
OfFICs or THE Board or CoaaissfphEi3stI
New Orleans, tugttst II, 1850 )
HIy-putlIe notice Is hereby given that seated
die uferi ma iit ts bt !sl
NJ II oeock " for the purpose Of building neE BRlth
STABLE for he House Of Iafa eats Hook Nha AbdeF 0oia
many No l. sntted jackson street Fourth District ~
done IN accordance with the plan anu hpech-
cations He at the office Of the Assocmtipn -
The Bond Of Commissioners reserves the right TO REJECT amy
or all Of The bids. ,.-- r,,4
Payment cash the production Of the certificate oil the
Chief Engineer and the Foreman of the Company ~, .
Hntl 81 T. l. Btu Y, Ih NtnalL
sly-No;lee TO Tearhers--An examination "G
Ipl SitaDuB III fhe Pueli ools y e w u
Jetas0H VIII he held the council Chamber cry OF 3slet+
son, on MONDAY, the 21h inst at O'Clock T. NJ Eleven
,eaciers to elected to wit: ..,
-Four male Principals $40 per moAlh+
For= female First Assistants, at..,-,,-. %
rhreh female second Assistants at, 40
Candidate viii hand in their applications to the undersigned,
md present Themselves for examination NJ the proper ne
By order Of the School Bnnrd .
cY Of Jefferson. August I, 1850 nu0 I'd
|
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je5 ly&W
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYt


The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
introduce the article the public city
and country, the
Purest DifusabIe Stimulant
which prepared for medical proves
cordial heahul and fnvigorating the eeebed
whether by age disease distilled from the rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly his own whereby the Fusl Oil and other
gradients contained the Whisky general ue
completely SEPARATE that the absolute purify of this
ticle from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists Of Phiadephs New York Bos
the Agricultural Society have
Diploma and Jackson of Boston, has testified
TO its absolute purity Read the following
@M CERTIFIG Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1858.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you u.s. and
poisonous Fus on which the
sc injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general
| BOOTH, GARRETT d GAaAG,
4 Analytical Chemists.
i New York, Sept. 3, Is5s.
Ihave analysed sample Chestnut Whisky receives
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested il pleased to that is entirely
from poisonous deeterious substances II unusually
| pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
| JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have chemical analysis commercial samples
Chestnut Whisky which the heavy
Fus Oils and perfectly pure and unaduteated The
favor Of this Whisky derived from this grain used In
| featuring it. Respectfully,
4 A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
i No l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
| Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
je2 1y&W PHILADELPHIA.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

49, mo- ~ AAkkET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, Sfafi0ners and Blank Book
MANUFACTURER.
ezy-Manpfacturers Of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS,
REGALIA, JEWELS, etc. Ie2 sa
T w. q j. #. STAIR,
D. CAMDEN IRON woRKa,
Camden, View Jersey,
--NauufacfuTers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for @ AS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRoa ROOF FRAMES for Retorts and other
Houses.
aEToRTs and ~ CASTINGS required for setting them in the
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, GoNBBNaERs. sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
RRs FOR relieving the hesorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying from 800 to 5aoo0 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRoE LINE SLEEVES. for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of ali sfzes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE saa sIEaLE With Cast Iron
Gnide and suspensI0n Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS from III IS inches diameter for Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bends
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to 20 inches either brass faced plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-Ail the Smith and sneet Iror
Work required in aud about Gas Works.
~ Communications should be addressed the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
E8-BRAkCB OFFICE, I2J SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA. ieI3 IyGW
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In mineral water where many ingredients assocatey held
in solution it is conceded 10 be how these ingredients
are eli 1nicay the other. We may however in
this case. infer that the water contains
Carhonc acids silica chloride Of magnesium b carbonate OF
lime chloride of sodium carbonate of soda seicate Of potaa
bic Donate Of Iron secate OF Soda aluuind chloride Of
dunn and probably 0ner combinations
pSy-From the list of JuEe line of omnibusses will run
Springs Vaudeville, leaving the Springs at O'clock
A. morning and leaving Vaudeville for the
Springs by the Of the evening boat Fare each way
loll
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AIDES, WINE. WINE.
m= sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities us a GENTLE
STIMULANT, TONIC, pIURETIC and supoRIFIG, which
by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
Asa Gentle stfmuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the appe
and Purifying the Blood
AS Il Dfurefie,
1t inpsrts heay action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS, ano
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in DR0PSY GOUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS a SudorEtic,
upon the Skim opening the and expeing all In
pures by nsensibe perspraon thereby driving off Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving tone and vgo the who'll
system, and BLOOMING iFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
long used Blossom Fruit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries by families
Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use, and excellent article for all WEAK and DEsILlTAT
ED PERSONS and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and beneftns
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because it will ntoxicate as contains mixture
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar flavor
aud nurtve properties, imParting healthy tone to tn,
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
pas- wiue.gass full may be used with meals
any time through the day, desired.
We will only ask your indulgence make trial Of th
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by r. J. HART CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYME, Canal etFes,, and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Trade supplied proprietorts prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 lyEW as Broadway, New York.
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, FOR hER
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM R1SE
w White sulphur Springs fsfsenlrief GOV. K0tssa
SpringsThis Company having made great y7ro51asss
boinR, the transported psFtest as Hlxzs
taken from its source. PIRCTst.L. f-ADD 8 20,
General AGENTS fer he tglte STATES, Richmond
BFhe Water is be had In Ns TsAls at sill tho ISrEs
gtsis at the principal Hotels aat q 1ssssnts,
WILSON. E4sSlE . CO.,
To- t,r=kiW ,nty,lnn W "a ffrarfar
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FOR sALE---FOR SALE.

NOR SALE 20 BARRELS EASTERN LIME, by
GEO. W. HYNS0N Il Co,
iva 81 Camp
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DRowN,s ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
- Gen is invaluable Family Medicine al this Of
year preventive and for the Darrhea Dysentery
many diseases 1t peculiarly ecacions in
complaints children and is known and prescribed by the
Medical Faculty, Prepared only by FREp'k DROWN and
his Drug Chemical Store, n. E COR FIR OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA
Also for sale by all repec able Druggists in The United States
and JkO. WRIGHT & CO. New Orleans. ie5 en-
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a NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING Re
81 moved Esplannde the Baronne
H Streets squares the ST. Charles Hotel
viii Keep constantly hand choice lot OF Maryland
Virginia NEGROES consisting Field Hands, HOUSE
wants. Mechanics Cooks Washers and roners, seasesses
etc. ali OF which will be sold low for cash time for good
city acceptance
se29 If j. NJ. WILSON,
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pLAsrAatss' PATENTED CORD Ws1syKs
fTER
PATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER, AID iayiss al parssssr
same, which win King syeys Gay, sesween n
Il and p. NJ. the Ne. Canal snaa5a
shine sill do with han
3 isgATK Canal ssre
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A POINT CHAR HOTEL. ;s4sa
Iii siiusted upon ING ES'srn Of Mobile Bay IS IL
m& from the city.

This Is delightful resort within 100 yards
Of he the finest sRt bathing the whole Ffsl
and oysters abundant hoLses AID carrages for hire
and good prsTiatd. ue band
pas pon the every evening and also for daucing
nents Of all kinds provided.
The steamer escent leave Point Clear every
ing :also On SUNDAYS MONDAYS and FRIDAYS will go
- y ~ = T. il. CHAMBERLAIN Il Co, Prophetets.
N1bTle Apg s. 1850 aulB I'm
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OFFICE PosTCHARTRAtN RAILROAD Co,
Neg Orleans, May 81, 1850
: = L.. 4

s8~Notfee--At "a meeting of tiie Board of Di-
teeot held en- the 29h ns DIVIDEND Or ~ per cent was
tyes On and after the lth IKE off of the Company.
mH9l II HENRY MHlTrEMORE. Secly.
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make capital FOR iorlorn party So we
are forlorn as far as the Governor is concern
ed-that is, we can't get office from him.
He saws we want to excite the jealousy Of
one class against another" That is as much
as to say that il one portion Of our Consti-
tuition is unjust It is wrong to alter it. II
we want to prevent jealousy let every man
come forward and pay equally according to
his ability. (Applaose) Gov. Il. says that
Equal Taxation is "specious and delusive
fair 10 appearance but tricky" 1t is so r
Whom will ii deludes How is it specious 7
!" Discrimination, SAYS the Governor, dis
the sole true policy" We have got discri-
mnation now with a vengeance. We have
now discrimination in favor of one class of
property. The paper that am reading from
says that Gov. Ellis said, " the Opposition pro-
pose to take the tax off Of land and put It on
negroes" This must be a misprint. Gov.
Ellis could not have intended TO say what
was false. IL is not true--wc don't propose
10 take the tax of Of land and put it on ne
groes, but to make it equal. Gov. Ellis saws
that land and negroes are OF equal value.
and oe prapose to tax them equally. BY in
creasing the tax on the negro now you also
increase the tax on the white man but adopt
Equal Taxation on all property. and then
the increase Of the tax on the negro will
have no effect upon the poll tax. don't
recognize the right of Gov. Ellis to speak in
an offensive manner of me, and therefore
deemed il my duty to make these remaks Of
him. lie had better con6ne himself to
John Pool, for he vii! get sick enough Of
aim before he gets through the mountains.
Mr.. Badger concluded his remarks by
wishing that the Governor might find abun-
dant happiness and success in private lite,
70 which he will shortly retire. aud said. III
the Gosernor wished to pay more taxes than
he would have to pay unler the al valurem
system, he had no doubt the Treasurer would
take all he might desire to pay. Then wish
ing all his audience happiness and prosperi-
", and that they all might have al raiorem,
he closed his speech.
The reporter has not attempted to give
the language Of this mastery address Of Mr..
Badgers, and knows that his report does not
half do justice 10 The speech. A great deal
OF u was written nut from memory, and there
are doubtless many inaccuracies in it,
Though Mr.. Badger spoke slowly and ,lelib.
erately, il was very difficult task To report
his speech, inasmueh as the interest excited
by the speaker wa, 50 great as 10 frequently
attract the attention OF the reporter from his
mites.
The crowded audience seemed spell bound.
and manifested their delight By frequent and
loud applause.
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The Late Commencement nj she
Gnfssrelfs.

fiam many sources We leafn ihat although lk,,.
"i' gocdlJ attendance ., Chspel HilI on The 6w,
Thufsisy 70 June. jet there sss not he ann. ,,...
= mi'ssd lhe eommsncsmsat year $50. Il 80 no,
% ee stpeeisd that strongly Pfoieslan, esmmue,,v
would Pot itself 20 much trouble 10 q, homo, 4, a..
Pus chief q he nomi.h Hierarchy IN IA. .s..,,,
i1fasiiy, % seme sueh infetor motive ms., s.,. A..
'ffa''nsd rs 'eerion q Archbishop Iushs. i p,,.rh
70 'he Senior tlss. The uni,ay Of sisa.si, Pre-.
,s''an' North Carolina. And was props, ia, man,
O oa' leading eiiiasn.. men Who oceupy p,amin,e,
situations 20 Church and IN State. snd Who ,las., !,
~sys knd The patronage % ihsit p,sssne, = II.
eradication q the Seniors u he Unss,.it,. .ho.lt
hesitate OF decline "a sanction zach motive. /. a,,.,
mining The religious service. Of Comm,n,,,.,,,
Proper devotion mosi be slmosl wholly out n IN.
question under such circumstances. Ths.f.. :.
were no, safy % 80 ,aihes hin st..d,ne. :,
s'fsnssn from di.,isee Facilities 70, ss,,i.s !.
sud ifoin Chapel Ill., aid comfort. whIIs ths,.. mus,
slso DO q dasfsBi quality bsfss he pubIis cen No
eiPecied g Raifoals uniformly. and o !, should he
commencement = ne University.
There we'e eighty graduates thi. yea. Tso o,hsn
lhss's a. k,lIabd sad l.. smilh) al.o received N.
ess'ss q a. y. ., this time. instead Of year ago
When ihsH elias. s'sduaisd. o. The eighty. shy w.n
rom North Carolina seven from I.ou.isns. "a g,.s,
Tennessee Eve from hi.is.ippi, four from ssv,h
caiollns' three from Asbsms lwo from t,eo,,,.. ..d
N. from each Il he States Of y,sn!s. Fl,,,d. ana
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To the lion. Washington Hunt.

LawsoS's lIIsTnEy oV NORM CARoLrSa--
We invite the attention Of Norlh esroiinians
aud athsrs. TO the advertisement Of q. ~. Per.
y s Co. N relation 20 the republication of
THIS work. Every North CaralInian e.pc.
cialiy. who feels IN interest in The history
OF his State. shuuid h,sea copy Of Law.
.on's History NJ. Perry deserves credit
Tor his patriotic efforts 10 perpet0aie 20
important portion ~ the history ofour good
old State" Price - The work. 60 Address
y. II. Perry 4 Co.. Raleigh. Ral. amd.pl
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wl.iar's Balsam OF VIVA cherr,.

This remedy BE-. long hesn cherished b. the eonnu.
ny of y remarkable efficacy in r,Iesing healing and
curing The mos, ohsiins,e, painful snd long .i,ndnr
c''es Of Cough Cold i.fa,ass. Sgse TL,oaf B,oa,hi
h', Wio'pisg Cough. Astl@g. Iejf4maaiiss ef ne
Lungs. Nhils even Consumption ilseif has ,,.ls i.
e masis inaaenee when ~ o,hsf means ss,e aileJ
I'' whole history prove. That the pat 10. produced po
remedy equal value, cure iE the numssoo. snl
dangerous pulmonary affections whieh pr,ss I'll over
the land
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Col. Issw ]. Baktr.


well known citizen d Gold.bofouzh. n. a.. MAKE.
the following statement o. The good te.us arsinr ou,
The gss Of d.. Wiaa.i BOisdHi " wild choyg,
GoIds,ofOush. n. G.. March 2, Iseo.
Messrs. 3. W. fovIE a. Go, Gentlemen - Bs,,.
collected cannot rsisin from ex pressing IN oinan 81
your popular anJ remarkable long remedy Dy. Wisfoy.
Baisaai " VIII Cherry. have been sl.erssnt n ,,s
saluaty effect 10 Of obstinate coughs ana rol.
with many 81 my numerous isnds fit mote ,b,n -,
years past. and the iesul. has always been srseJy ani
ceflsn snd siib myself and family esn with eca6.
dence certify lha 4 has accomplished more soaI lhsn
sny other medicine have ever used II fset. nv
pefiencs has found Il 10 be an unfaiipr .emsdy +,
coughs snd pulmonary complaints, and thetsfoe 10.
commend q. Very truly yours.
Jesse !. BAKER.
- Caution 70 Pwoias,ys. onIy g,osig, WI.
iafs balssm has ihe rsyen sisaslnre II h BI'Trss
sbd The printed one 81 lhs Propris,ss On tbs aa,.,
wtsppsf; oil other is vile aud worthless.
Prepared By Seth W. PowIs q Co. Boston. and q,
.ss by Webb 4 Dickson. IIilI.bo,ouEh n. D. Sam.
dsi', CHAPEL lIiII willam,& Haywood, Raleigh "a
y ~ piugsisis; md .. wholesale by AJdis a On,
Richmond. sud MA. &C.A. Santos. Noaolt
Igne 10. m -.
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Orange prcsbyfery.-Ths one bundled and
sish,s'h session ofO'apse Pse.blis,y VS. eanmsne.
I'd IN ibis place Wednesday evening The i9,h inst.
snd closed on Saturday the 10th. The attendance .,
Hemhs" was unssusliy large. nssrb III ,hs Ministers
2 'as P'e'eyiety being present. sni mssy Rolling r.
dsn The proceedings 81 ihi. body we're marked by
TIA, hind and haierns spi,i shkA has ever sb.,.e.
tsrled Ornss Pn.byisry.
Having finished he husiae.. bsfor. i, IA. r,.h,,,,,
unanimously sdcpisd re.olu on. isp,rns i. rh,nI.
70 The citizen, % Nj ,bs,oush and vicinity %, ,h.,,
ndn''s and hospaliiy v b. members during rs go.
sons TO The Methods, snd Bspia Chuiehe. q, he
tender q he uas = hsit houses d .ssp; sp 10 n.
Railroad cgmpa niss hath carried n, rl.ue n ~.
Pis'byisfy " reduced fare.
The bstt regular session % The PrsslyIsfy Will Ne
held st Gfssusbo,oush on Thur.dsy tie 18Th dsy q
October
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Industry Of our peoplc--theirs makes no sach
provision. IL there any reason why negroes
should not be taxed according TO valuef The
only reason that he could see was they were
more valuable than other property. They
can be transported and sold with ease, and
for that reason they uugh, 10 be taxed as high
as any other property. I,eaying out Of view
the paltry Charge that we intend to tax tin
cups aud such things, is il not the policy Of
a Republican Government to tax property
according to saluei Isn't it right and fair 7
Our taxes are not at the highest, high as
they are now. We have to raise now some
$500, 900 or soc. 900. A friend has prepared
me the following table. showing the present
and prospective Indebtedness OF the State:
PRESENT DEBT OF THE STATE, MAY, 1860.
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70 the Hon. John BELL.

EEPLf or Nh. BELL TO SIR. HUNT.
Nashville. Mas u, 1850.
DgR Sra: Official information Of ms no.
iniha'iou % the Presidency By thr National
ln,nu Convention. 81 which 500 we're lie
presiding "iicer. Va. Communicated 10 me,
By Your letter of tie l1th instant, at Phla.
delplia. on the eve of my departure Witd
ny iamlis far nv place ~ residence 10 Ten.
nessee. and. diiii,irnt \. ! Va. ~ my worth.
mess, did no; hesitate IL signify ny inten.
ton TO accept the position assigned 20 me
By that distinguished and patriotic body.
But Tor convenience, AMI under a sense Of
Tie proprlety II acting IN 80 gave a MISTER
with greater deliDeratipn. I concluded, ~
informed you Il the time BY private note.
to defer formal acceptance until after nv
arrival at home.
Now. that have had all the leisure that
! could desire for reflection upon the circum.
stances under which the nomination was
made. the purity Of the motive. and the lofty
spirit Of p4triotism by which the Con sention
was animated, as eyinced ~ all its proceed.
ings. can appreciate more Justly the honor
done me by the nomination anil, though ii
might have been m0re fortunate Coz The eoun.
ny had u fallen upon sumo one Of the many
distinguished statesmen whose names were
brought TO the notice Of the Convention, "a.
lher than myself. accept IL. with al il,
possible responsibilities.
Whatever may be the issue Of the ensuing
canvass, As for myself shall ever regard il
as proud ,lIstinction--one worth life. lang
effort 70 attain--to be pronounced worthy 20
receive The highest riIicc il the Government
4, such time IS the present. aud By such
Convention a. that winch recently met IN
l.altimore--a Convention fsr less imposing by
the number Of iis members, large AZ il was,
than BY their higl character. Ia IL were
men venerable alike for their sge and their
pgblie services. WIN could not have been
called IRON their voluntary retirement from
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Wrong Credit-The wiiming,an Herau Or
Ihar'sy lat has Publshsd m secoun, % he sreeu
hon Of Hathaway Boon in Gsssn county. IN III.
STATE for murder. IN which the Sheriff Is represented
Is ha'iss performed bis duty in very buzgns mss.
ne' increasing thereby the agony q hs doomed man.
The paternity q Tho aries y credited b. the H,,uM
70 The "Hiii.hoioosh RseonIsr.- This !. m.,sls.
the article has never sPpeared IN the Hili.stoueh
Recorder in any saT, and ne DO not therefore ds,e
ne credit q 4; and the especially as our s,sw.
% no' altogether coincide with iho.e q tho sr,.,
Csn'ufs !. aPpsrenily ess upon the sheriff g, NJ.
want Of sfpsttness IN the execution q nj. ofb,,.
Which We IN such ease .hOal bot feel al ,sHy 10 do
take q fot granted lhsi iAe officer dI he Bee, no
eouh and 4 want q rrasIice should somsines cause
ALLURE, regard for H. feelings should have qu,,. !.
much weigh, . sympathy coz The guilty man. II ~.
view Of the case DO no, feel hoaorsd By The rrsB,
given rs for Tie article and IN no esss DO We desire
credit where !, Is BOT due.
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MR.. BELLS ACCEPTANCE.
LETTER OF Mr.. Husr TO Mr.. BELL.

LETTER OF Mr.. HUNT TO Mr.. BELL.
Baltimore. May II, 1869.
DEaR Sra: " has become my agreeable
duty. a. the presiding officer Of the Naiional
Unpn Convention, which term. mated lts ses.
sion IN this city la,l evening, To- infnrm YOU
that ynu' have received the nomination 0f
that body ne ~ candidate far the Office &c
President of the United States.
Alter a frank Interchange of sentiment. in
which the merits 81 all the distinguished
caniitlafes presented ior our consideration
we're cansassed ~ the mp~t friendly spirit,
The Convention resolved, with entire DnaBim.
ny aud great enthusiasm, TO place your name
before the American people a. the chosen re.
preventative of it, principles Of constitution
Al liberty and union.
With just appreciation of ynur known
m drrtiion and justice; YOUR uniform sup
port 81 @i-e and Deu hrrni measures Of leg
i-latip; your firm and heroic resistance If
the repeal Of the Missouri compromise and
al Kindred measures calculated e. en.en,lrr
sectional discard aud your lifelong dcvo.
ton TO the uninn. harmony. and prosperity
oi these safes, Il was decided with one &C.
cord that yau are the man Tor the crisis, and
that with your hcnarrd name inscribed On our
banner 81 earnest appeal shall be made 10
rally Tor The prr-ers ,tInn OF nur national il.
stitutloas. We feel. onr aud all. that yonr
election TO the Presidency would insure thu
Integrity uf our Gnsernmeni, restore the
pesce q The Union. and aIInd an nniailing
gI-rantrr lpr 'hc .aprrmary ~ the Constr
tutI,t and the Laws.
have the hanur I" BE-. with high respect,
iUgr nbpdient servant.
WASHING ROY HUNT.