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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-06-06
NOTES.


Proposals must be TO carry the mail with CELEBRITY,
tanty and security using the of the law and they
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons certified
to such by postmaster judge Of court of record
No pay will be made for trips not performed and for
each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained three
the pay of the trip may be deducted For arrivals
far behind time break eonnexion with depending
mails and not sufficiently excused oneourth of the
pensaton for the trip is subject to forfeiture Fines will
imposed, unless the delinquency be satisfactorily
planned for negecting take the mail from into post
Office; for suffering it to be injured destroyed robbed or
lost and for refusing after demand to convex the mail as
frequently the contractor is concerned IN
ming vehicles on the The Postmaster General may
apnu the contract for dsobeying the post Office laws
the instructions OF the department. He may alter the
schedule and ao order increase of service by allowing
therefor pro rata increase the contract pay He may
also curta discontinue the service in whole in part
pro rata decrease of pay, allowing months extra
compensation the amount of service dispensed with.
Bids should be addressed the Second Assistant POST
master General snperscbed Proposals for mail service
State of -" and sent by mail.
For forms Of proposal, &c, and other information
advertisement of this date and also the advertisement of
December 49, 1885, in pamphlet form. at the principal post
offices.
Blank proposals will be furnished application to the
department ]. HOLT
PostnadSter General
June & 1890 23-w4t.
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THE HOWE
SEWING

ESTABLISHED 1916. H.. HOWE, JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE,
These machines uro strictly first class, and
for beauty aud simplicity Of construction, du.
rnbility, and efficiency in working, are I'm.
. /. JAILED by any. They make a tight Lock
'ea., more nearly alike upon both sides o.
I the goods han that made by any other ma.
chine. iH '' .pfl NO
They arc capable ofdo,..sea greater variety
ofwork than any othe family ma..cn'ne. Tho
1850 machine is warranted 10 Do as ms work
us the Wheeler g. Wilson, and as hesvy as
tho large Singer machine
or FAMILY MACHINES-Prices NOD,
$40, $3.50, 80, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for all Len.
| Their stitching, such us Boots and Shoe work,
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &c.,
have always held u reputation far above any
other machine-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small a
needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
Pr~ice--$l35, and $3.50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD SEWING.
MACHINE?
/. 1t should be well made, simple in its cons.
struction, and easily kept in order,
2. 1t should make q tight lock stitch, alike,
on both sides oftho material.
3. 1t should sew any and all mate rails that
can be scwed.
A.. 1t should be able to use cotton thread or
silk.
s.. 1t should be able TO sew from coarse
'-"m thick to thin, with 90
fine. anu ..... go" rapidly and
without changing the tension:
G II should be able 20 make tho tension
greater or less, on both the uncer and upper
threads, and with uniformly
7. It should have u STRAIGHT needle, curry.
ED 5nes arc liable to break. 8
s. The needle should have perpendicular
motion. This is absolutely necessary for
heavy work.
o. It should be able TO bind with a binder,
hem with n hemmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10, 1t should be always ready to work,
II. 1t should BIO capable of using the 4
size oftbread on both sides Of the work, and
of using dlffer colored thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with my two colors
of cloth to be united.
IL. 1t should nc aDle 10 make q long or
short stitch. ErJ 'hs
l3. 1t should commence sewing tightly at
the first stitch. .ai
IA. It should run easily and make but little
noise.
Is. 1t should have whecl.feed; none other
are in constant contact with the work.
l6. 1t should not be liable to get out Of or.
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break the
thread, nor skip stitches.
Is. 1t should not be liable to oil the opera.
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form a ridge on the under
side, nor ravel out, nor be wasteful ofthread;
as is the case with oil chain stitch machines.
20 1t should not be more trouble than tits
worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
are warranted to give better satisfaction than
other machines in the market, or mont re-
: funded.
. The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in the
r city (Orrs u Macnaught's) at SO cents per
dozen. Eowe's Machine Twist, excellent
@ article 25 cents per dozen.
CONE BROS, SO College Street,
! jan. 26th. Nashville, Tenn.
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KlsslNG.--The editrcss OF the VeeL'y
.HuaM Thomson, Ga.) INDUCES herself
in the following provoking and tanta'
lizing strain: "WclI, we reckon some
folks would really like to know wh't we
thought Of. Let's see, In the hr''
Mace, we thought what an absurd Idc"
It is'in n man to ask q lady to kiss MN,
lust as i he, the senscless being, thought
the Door trembling little creature was
going to do it. The idea OF Il man aS-
kim for o thing 50 easily obtaincd.,-
Why, it is ridiculous! and II man "'t'
the least particle Of brains would hoo'
at the idea. She'd say no ill doom'doy
And you, poor believer, would lorcS1
the happiness Of drawing nectar IRON
thatrosc.bud mouth, simply because yoI
were ignoramus enough to ask for what
you might have taken. There are ten
thousand ways to kiss u girl without
asking the pleasure D1rccU i'cr "I''''
ton to something on the table; ask toI
II book you know to be there, and WINE
she is there, go, with the affected por
pose Of helping her to look loriL; be
particular to get ut her left side-d'
you need any more tcIIing? IT yo'
do, you do not deserve the kiss tina
might DO &c gracefully taken, a MAJ
who would QSh II kris Of II fair moide'
ought to be tarrod and ieathcrcd to
craycn-hcartcd monster, Don't 90 ii
don't, for goodness sake, ask the girl
to kiss you. Kiss them if You want It
but do it like gentlemen, Kiss them !
Won can,
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ABOLITION Practice w, AHOLITlo'

ABOLITION PRACTICE w. ABOLITIoN
PREcEpr.--Thc Chicago Times saysthnt
II large wholesale house in Chicago late
ly sent an agent into Missouri to look
into the circumstances Of ono Of their
debtors in that State. The agent went,
and shortly reported that the DEBTOR
had nothing Of value except II couple On
negro children. His employers were
Republicans-cvory man IN their house
was Republicans yet they wrote back
to levy on tho negro children, and hoI1
them for the debt. This was done, but
without effect, for the distressed debtor
could not raise the funds. The l;cpub-
lean firm then wrote to have the child
rem sold to pay Il debt Of $500.
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Sanford's Liver Invigorator.

NEVER DEBlLITAfES.
IT IL compounded entirely from Gums, api has become
an ablided.h 1t.,a staBdim Medicine, Known and
.approyet ~ al dial have used u, aId is NOV resored
S,o with Confidence 10 all the diseases for which Ii Is
E~reeommeIded.
g who had Owen NJ all hopes ol relief as the numerous
5utsolici,ed certificates In my possession show.
: Tie dose must be adapted TO The temperament OF
Inc irdIyiduli taking II, and used In such quantities as
10 act gently on the bowels
< Iftihs dictates Of ,our Judgment uile you In the
|. ge oithe Liver lnvisorstor aud II VIII cure Liver
ScomplsiIis, bilious Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic liar
: thtea, runner Complaints, Dysentery, Dfopsy, sour
N1nAeh. HsttnslC ostiveness, Chohc, Cholera, Cholera
a Msssnes.ts, ard m,y be used sucoessally as an Ordi.
~ r.nsy heAicins. n will cure Sick Headache. las
800. can ts',ht. Yin twsnty minute ., vi woo OF three
sY.ynSa etstptsn 81 commencement ofsttsck.
M y "n,s.em ~. hvfnz chsif testinpony In its "a vor.
.,ssna,s 49, w no1lA with the InvisorstOr, and
-. Ssis ssi4s { J. * sc ss,nfi
~ 0nhsQ Ger, Tenn. 1
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CHATTANOOGA FOUNDRY
A ND MA WORKS

cJArrANoocA
oliA lOoNDhi
A ND MA r. WORKS.
UDporrp MANN
"H mass
froprletors, ana Manufacturers OF
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AM.
BOILERS,
Portable Engines, of any size required,
Mining Machinery, and Blast Cylinders, of
Largest Size, Mulay, Sash and Circular.
Saw Mill Machinery Of every description,
and all kinds of
Mill Machinery, il 9.
Portable Saw Mills,
Hotchkiss and Eclips
Water Wheels,
%. Sugar Mills,
Kettles.
A., i, :.1. r. ~
ANU III Minus VI
alter Pipes,
Punns, and
punn C,atinuu
NmunS'
'ur-" heelS'
Frogs and
Switches.
Sw,;tnh Stand,
p"tNn N'"'"'
And all kinds Of
Railroad Castings,
Rross Costinrs
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Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mill
$EF.N E2.9'Y,.

Burr Millstoncs of all size, and made to or
der, Smut Mills, Mil S%pindlcs, Mill Gearing,
Bolting Cloth of all numbers, Dutch anchor
brand. betting, hosting and regulating screws,
screen wire, picks and platstcrparis. all impor-
ted from the manufactures. which enables me
to sell the best articles ut low prices.
Being II practical mechanic, thoroughly an
dcr-tanding the theory and practice of milling
operations, Millcrs and Millwrights will find it
10 their interest la examine my stock and pri-
COS before purchasing All goods sold by me
are warrcnted to give satisfaction.
All orders and communication promptly at
! tended to. p. VI. RYAN,
Corner College and Broad streets, Nashville.
Tennessee.
March 22d ly.
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Notice,

All who know themselves indebted to the
undersigned will please come forward and pay
up their small bills Immediately, or not think
hard of us If necessity compels US, to put their
accounts in the hands of an officer. We owe
money ourselves, and have no other means to
look to but what our patrons owe us, and bv
for necessity the call would not he made.
ApriI 7, 80. CLOPTON 4 MURRELL
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ASSOCIATION,


A beneyO,ent Institution, established by spsefaf %
dOwment for the relief OF the sick and dis.
tressed, afflicted with virulent and
epidemic diseases. -.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful ""
truction ofhuman life, caused by Sexual diseases, as
the deceptions ~praCtised upon the unfortunate yltc,insG
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago dlreeteu ~
Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE All WoiIG! "a
their name to open a Dispensary for the treatment uin,I
class OF diseases, in all their forms, ard TO giVe neu %ss,
advice GRATIS, TO all who apply by letter, VIII otIip
cription OF their condition, Gage. occupation,h ap 1,p%IsJi
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. III needless W An
that the Association commands the highest Me.loaI I'm r
OF the age and will furnish the most approved m""
reatment. .,prJ
The Directors, on review OF the past ieesa L,1.
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent enoI', - 4,
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, espeelsn! 4,
young, and they have resolved to devote themsJ h,
with renewed zeal, to this very important bi !"
pissed cause. crsrur
u unpublished by the association, a Reporto on si,iiY Sa,
torrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the wee " If M
Masturbation or SelfAbnse, and other Dlse.,sh vTl /.
Se%xualOrgans, by the Consulting Surgeon, Whht rprE or
sent by mail, Tin a sealed letter enveIope,l Iast,s,-
CHARGE, on receipt OF w STAMPS y, ,u,T, o.
other Reports and Tracts on the nature ana u ~ratiist..
Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are constantly u.a,si,ftdd
br UatuItous distribution, and viii be sent 10 nes..,mstl
| Some Of the new remedies and methous III N
| discover, ed during the last year, areo gies' 7 sHIlH
Address, for Report or treatnent', ph.i,tior. "a
Acting Surgeon, Howard assv'~
z ''u'" MINI" Nv order OF the Directors.
Ezra d. HRARTwELL, Preside'"
GEO. FArncHILD u, secretary. -
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Manufacturers of the most approved kinds of
STEEL, CAST, AND WROUGHT IRON
PLOWS, SUBSOlL PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS, c.
49, All of Our work is warranted, and at
uniformly less prices than n similar article can
be purchased in the Northern States. Send
your address and get II circular.
SHARP d HAMILTON.
SMITH & CARR, Agents,
aug. IS, 80. . Winchester, Tenn.
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The oldest Tobacco House in the
CITY.
JOHN WHORLEG,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, nc
Ueg" No. 82, Market Street, @TGa
Nashville, Tenn.
The undersigned desires to call atten.
Ii on to his extensive stock Of Cigars, To.
bacco, Snufs, Pipes, &c., being by far
the largest assortment ever brought to
this market. am satisfied that no house
in the Southern country can exhibit a
greater variety Of goods in my line; and
as to price | am determined that no house
shalt unlersell me. Call and examine.
Jan, 2G, JOHN WHORLEY.
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FANCY GOODS,
Nos. Al, Barclay street, and 4G Park Place,
will remove in July next to the Appleton
Buildings, Broadway
OUR stock will be complete by the first Of
February, and under the supervision Of Mr..
MeCreery, recently Shepherd & McCreery,
Charleston. s Co. will compriseevery descrip-
ton of Goods in our line, adapted tothe South
ern and Southwestern trade,
Merchants visiting New York are respect
fully invited tc give usa CALI
febi6 .fus /.
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FINE
Boots &c shoes
D. B. STAMPS

HAS OPENED A BOOT AND SHOE
shop on the North East side of the squire
In Winchester, Tennessee, Mt Reds old stand,
wsse "WASlI," who has been working in
the . for thirteen years, and whose work
has always pleased, can always DO found.
LEAOlSE, FRENCH CALF, FRENCH
MOROCCO, LADIES KID, and other skins
constantly on hand, and made up in the finest
style 70 order. Fine Boots or Shoes can lie OBJ
tanned by going to Wash" and having your
measure taken. A good a, always warranted.
LADIES SHOES
made neatly and to order. and he homes ,o 70.
eeiye a liberal share Of patronage In hi. l;no
knowing that when once they Try him ,hcy,
will not forsake him,
wEDLOCK AND DANCING.
Jh>e who want BOots OF Shoes for such &C.
~ss.ions cannot better have those wsnt graft.
fed than by calling on Wash North. Ess
aide Public Square, Winchester, Tenn.
Feb. .. ID. d. STAMPS.
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

UENSHAW 4 TAMBLE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in, and manu-
Ucturcrs Of all kinds of
FURNITURE,
No. 8s. Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Would respectfully call attention to their
LARGE and select stock Of FURNITURE, ana
Ioinv, they feel confident that they or'
in 80 ~".-.s'
prepared to exhibit by iur
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK,
Of uIl descriptions Of Furniture ever offered IN
this city. They nrc Offering their stock TO
those who may desire topurchasc ut wholesale
ut very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses Of all kinds constantly kept on
hand, for sale ut the lowest market oriccs.
HENSIlAW ~ TAMBLE.
May Goth, lSj9-ly,
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D. d. k

D. d. Dickey,
n ASlIV1LLE TENN ESS + i,
800 sets assorted Iron Axles,
IL kegs Boiler Rivcts,
10 csc kegs Pressed Nuts,
| 600 Washers,
- kegs Wrought Nails,
800 pouncs Of Emery,
/ coo papers Timer Rivcts,
80 assorted Sausage Cutters,
- :" (" Suffers.
300 shccts Copper,
500 Copper Bottoms,
| Geo pounds Brass,
200 assorted Putty Blocks,
80 assorted Cnurns,
80 boxes Glass,
$50 Tin Plate, 50 Slabs Riuc,
3G Pig Iron,
600 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
90 GEO " " Leather Betting,
! GEO " &" Gum Betting,
| 600 pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrow5,
! coo pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
so Doors, 10 600 Lights SASH,
SO sides Sole Leather,
OUU lCcl NlTu SlOllllS,
100 Steel Reeds,
10 Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
5 Thrcshing Machines,
50 Straw Cutters. 80 Corn Shelters,
5 Railroad S%crapers, . Smut Machines,
800 assorted Plows. 20 Pumps,
g half barrels White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams,
| 600 pounds Galvanized Wire,
900 boxes Ring Travellers,
30 00G gallons Stone Ware,
10 600 bushels Corkc,
40 tons Pig Iron,
Besides many other articles on hand and for
safc, by ID. d. DICKEY.
October 20, 1859.
To Arrive.
| 700 Pieces assorted lIollow-warc Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
10 English Pots. ! { aldron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons. - Tea Kettles,
% Shaving Skillct.,
II Kegs Nuts and Washers,
8 Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
| Case Copper Timed
- Iron Axles,
ij2 Bars Iron. 40 Bundles Iron,
10 Bundles Sheet Iron.
To arrive from Pittsburg, on steamer Emma
and for sale by ID. ID. DICKEY,
Oct. 90, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
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IN presenting you with pE. EAl0N'S lNFANIllE
ItORDiAL, We desire TO state IT, superiority over cv'
cry |noStruni that nurse or quack has heretofore offered
You.
clan. Who f. well qualified from much cSpericicc In ~
miilc complaints Ia prescribe for thcnL 2nd.-lt is
entirely lfoc nom p1rcgorC NJ opiatc of any hind, aud
consequently relieves by removing the SUFFERING OF iour
child instead OF dead ening its serslbilities. 3ld.-ltl Is
put up WITH great care, as a comparison nl II with any
other article for ~inllniilr complaints will shows the
very roots from which it is distilled, being dug up IRON
the forests Unlcr the direction Of IN. Eaton, many "i
them by his own haIRls. lth.- II is pedcctly harmless,
aud cannot iIjurc the most delicate inttnt, and IS a ger
tain cure and relief IN al The following cases, which IS
its chief nc rt over every other preparation, W;
FOR All. COMPLAINTS MISUNDERSTANDING
such as ~DYStNTBRY, COLO, Nci also. for srilrhllis
the guns and relieving pain. For regulating the bowels
| is uurqualed. For Cold IN the Held 1t Is a sure tellcL
For GROUP, the most fatal and trying Of disrasca. II can
be relied ON with perfect confidence oml being a pow
eTml ahllspasnl0dic IN all cases Of commissions nr his,
we earnestly %ecommend you to lose no time In rtOcn'
nngi u. lasuy-t costs 80 much more than other REP
aTatlUls Oh The klth that we cannot afford such long al.
y~ertlscments as can those whose whole expense is tGei
adyerthlngi hr the same reason, Il comments itsHliaS
the most reliable to all mothers, In all cases, the Ill.
rcctiols wrsppei around each bottle, must be strictly
| followed. Price p cruis Per bottle.
sold by CHURCH " DUPONT, druggists.
No. 3G, Mailru Lane, New York.
! And by all respectable druggists throughout the country.
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ELLIS \ MOORE,
Foundry and Machine =, J SHOP

ELLIS 4 MOORE,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
So, J, and 100, South Market st.,
Nashville, Tennessee,
Manufacturers OF
Steam Engines,
Boilers,
Mill Gearing,
Horse Powers,
Sash Weights,
Crate Bars,
Straw-C Cutters,
and all Castings used in tho construction OF
-" saw-Mills,
Furnaces
Flour-Mills,
Tobacco Factories,
Dwellings, &c, &c, .,
Ours being the Oldest establishment OF the kihd
in the State, and built the first Engine that was
ever builtin Tennessee, and keeping ourselves
fully posted up as to all the improvements, we
offer them with the fullest confidence OF thcir
s|uperior advantages over all others
We are agents for tho
ST. LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL, .
and attached to one Of our Engines Is one capa-
lie of cutting from five to twenty thousand rect
oflumbcr per day. Gum Betting OF MI sizes on
hand, AT very low prices, ,,oonr
I,,o % IA, Nashville, Tenn.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

frame d. Sdnford's Provision and Flour Circdar.l
al ~. LUIS, April Give have to report another
thn, uui week, but with evident symptoms, towards
1870. ny Iose, OF an Improvement in trade. Wheat.-The
t NJ m nas peen heavy during the week but improved
@ S lial III tone towards the close Millers generally
De. oackward in purchasing We quote from sales
uuIns .v Week spring and Club at lose 10 lI5c Fall
1oc 10 l1uc from com to fair: choice Red and White
l4Oc TO l3Oc Flour.-During the fore nart of tha
week transactions were limited but nrices bave NJ
reached so low point as they did last WeeL ond t &
decidedly better feeling is manifested in s az ;t
slight improvement in price. Extras are uncban,S %i
Today-sales $50 bbls City XXX. Charter OaI "a
$50 bbls Fagin's ''XXX, at $3.50; 300 bags Ct V' '
at So rs; 200 do, "M Vernon" at s275 Provisions
There has been material change in the marLot
since the issue of last circular The
transactions of the week have been few and limi
ted buyers ideas and limits of orders being yet gen
orally below views of sellers Receipts continue for
the season. but mostly second hands and not
oAered on the market The few sales confined almost
entirely to lots in first hands. Pork-Round lots
cuu not De sold at over $l7 at which figure there
no seilers except in small and irregular lots To-day
saies small lots to fill orders, at $17 and $1725 Cut
neats-Ihere have been Eastern orders and buyers in
tine market tor Shds and Sides &C. &c. pckd but
sellers hold at and Nc. higher Lard-The transac-
ons nave peen unimportan choice tcs is in demand
at l0& C.. put Is held out of the market BaconThere
has been ar and steady demand for this article but as
noders OF Guy cured are firm transactions confined
chiefly to country cured Of which there IL fair supply
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Rooms Of Mc NntionnI E,ecntirc cen,rnL

The following is copy Of a notice or invitation
which has been addressed to each member of the
National Committee of the Constitutional Union
Party:
Rooms Of The National Frecotirc Central
Committee Of the Constitutional Union Party,
Washington, April i6 1860.
DEAR Sin: At a recent meeting of the National
Executive Central Committee of the Constitutional
Union Party, it unanimously resolved that the
entire National Committee be convened at Bait-
more simultaneously with the meeting of the nom-
mating Convention, to wit, May 9th, to receive from
that Convention its nominations, ratity the same,
and take such action as may be necessary for rem
dering them effective; and it made my duty,
on behalf of that committee, to address each mem
Der of the National Committee, and specially and
urgently request his attendance at the time and
place mentioned. Although the business of the
National Committee is distinct and separate from
that of the Convention, il is considered quite
important that both should be assembled on the
same day. in order, chiefly, that the committee may
at once adopt the best and most efficient measures
for promoting the success of the nominations made
by the Convention. The presence of both these
bodies, il is hoped, will not fail to give "A favorable
impulse to the party, to manifest its character and
strength, and to show their own honest and patri-
otic devotion to its support. In such a cauSc-a
cause that appeals to the country's good and rests
alone the disnterested patriotism OF its sup
pOrters-itis is believed that no word of argument or
persuasion is required to insure your cooperation
and punctual attendance on the committee at the
time and place stated. Each member of the COM
mittee will be similarly addressed and a general
attendance is confidently expected. The Executive
Committee will be gratited to learn from you at
your earliest convenience that you will be present.
BY order of the Committee.
Yours, respectfully,
+. WIN. WALKER, Secretary.