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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-11

The following selected from voluminous accumula-
ton of testimonials of the Press of the United States
and from eminent Professors of institutions where
the practice Of medicine is taught
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says:
Great vita are sure TO madness allied
And thin partitions do their bounds divide
The observation is as old as Aristotle, and
innumerable examples from bis time to our
own, might be referred to in support Of its
truth. In the writing of Fielding, Metastasio,
Pope, Dryden, Rosseau, Madame Roland, DR..
Johnson, Byron, and many others, are descrip-
lions of incipent madness evidently drawn
from their own sensations. Metastasio wept
over bis "Olympiad," aud says, "When | apply
with attention, the nerves of my sensorium are
put In a violent tumult, and grow red as a
drunkard." Pascal often sprang from his chair
while composing his celebrated works, seeing
fiery gulf open by his side Luther maintained
that he saw and conversed with Satan. Des-
cartes was often followed by an invisible per-
son calling on him to pursue the search of truth.
Renev Collini saw a resplendent light how
erng over his own shadow; and Raffaele says
-alluding to his celebrated picture, the Trans
6guration-that when engaged upon 1t, he
might be looked upon as an enthusiastic mad
man: that he forgot himself and faucied that
he saw The whole action passing before his eyes.
In Cowper we have another instance. He
was decidedly insane, even at the time he wrote
bis NEST celebrated poems All this time, and
for many years, he doubted the identity Of his
intimate friend, the Rev Mr.. Newton. Cruden,
too, the author Of the Concordance of the Bible,
was insane more than thirty years. during
which time he prepared and published that
learned and valuable work. Robert Hall might
be mentioned az an instance Of one in whom
insanity did not injuTe the mental powers.
That TassO was insane has been doubted by
some; but no one who has carefully read his
letters, and has much knowledge Of insanity
and the insane, can doubt that he was so for
years. See late interesting work Of the Hon.
Richard Henry Wilde, entitled "Conjectures
and Researches concerning the Love, Madness,
aud imprisonment of Torquato Tasso." AL
though we thus see genins 10 frequent connec-
ton, we do not mean to say that the stupid
never become insane, though this is the opinion
of some, and has been adopted and politely
expressed by Penrose, in his Flights of Fan
cy":
Hail, awful madness hail
Thy realm extends, thy powers prevail,
Far as the voyager spreads his ventrous sail
Nor best nor wsest exempt from thee
Folly. folly,s only FREQ
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rhe Insanltr OF Gsnlus.

Mental alienation occurs even In animals,
and is sufficiently evident TO those who watch
them with philosophic or scientific eyes; but
from the contracted measure Of their intellect,
1t lie but little noticed by ordinary observers.
The smaller the INTEL gence of man, aud the
less IL hay pro6ted by cultivation, or the nearer
approach be makes to the brute creation, the
less of interest does be present as being en-
dowed with reason aud sense; and the aberra-
ton of these faculties exhibit. relatively little
for observation, compared with the man OF ge'
MUS and education, who has had the misfortune
to lose bis self-control and have his noblest
faculties estraneed from the proper course.
There is an intimate alliance between genius
and insanity. The mediocre OF impoverished
intellect is comparatively safe. Insanity is q
disease peculiarly neiden. to persons remarka-
BILE for talent or genius. Dryden correctly
saws:
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Upon reading the affidavit filed in this cause and II
appearing heretrOm that the said defendants
idents of the State of California and that said plaintiffs
have good Of action against the said defendants
1t is hereby ordered that service OF therein be
made by publication Of the In the Nevada Democrat
for the period OF three months successfully from date
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of April 1860
L. W. SMITH. J. +.
Geo. S. Hump, Atty for Plaintiffs. 3O-3m
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Grxt&Ii1g.

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC'
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
The stages of this Company win l ca,
zs--fE their Office at NATIONAL ExcHANSN'
NEz8K& Broad Street, Nevada,
~ FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock. A. NJ. and arriving a.
Sacramento time for the O'Clock boats for san iran
cisco.
hARYsyILLK
Leaves the above named Office, every morning. at OK
O'Clock passing by Grass Valley, Rough and Ready
Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving at Marysvile
in time to connect with the CompaDys O'Clock stages
TO Shasta
FOR FOREST CITY.
Leaves every morning at O'Clock for North San Juan,
Camptonville and Forest City.
FOR ORLEANS FLAT.
Leaves every day at O'Clock A. M via Bells Ranch,
Humbug City Wosey's Flat. Aoores Flat and arriving
Orleans Flat at IL NJ Returning Leaves Orleans Flat
at O'Clock A. NJ arriving at Nevada at o'clock, con-
Meeting with the Marysylle and Sacramento stages.
JAMES HAW0RTH,
Pres't. c. s. Co.
". s. McRoBERrs. Agent, Nevada.
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Where be can be consulted privately and with the ut
most confidence BY the afflicted at all hours daily from
sA N. until P. NJ. Cure always guaranteed pay
required.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-E stateof

NTOIINE IT o NNEDIEORS.-E stnte o
IN JOHN DAVIS deceased Notice is hereby given BY
the undersigned executors Of the above named estate
the creditors o and all persons having claims against
John Davis deceased exhibit the same with the
sary vouchers within ten months from the first publica
ton of this notice the undersigned Lowell Hill Little
York Township. Nevada county
May Goth 1860. JOHN PATTlNSON,
F. T. MAGUIRE,
IS 5w Executors of the last will and testament Of
John Davis deceased.
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Ns0ieSI YgSiee.
DR q 4. sTACKPOLE.


Late ProfessOr al the UnIVersIty, MhryIand'
<tan befouud at the CORNER Of CALIFORNIA and
" Montgomery streets, San Francisco,
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TRUSTEES REPORT.

Receipts and Expenditures of the City Cow
eminent for the year ending May 10th,
1860 -
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WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Opinions of the Press.

Immediately cured and full yigor returned -lsa
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87Oo REWARD

ANYWAY from the fcsid nee tn, subscribe
Ia, 81. living inst below Alc.mdiia, on Monday
morning. the d,h m-t. \ NEGRO WOMAN,
named Madolau,, aged about b! year,.
DESCRIPTION:
Sho Is Of dark GRIT color, about > ic't high,
.lend.r hupt. speak, English very broken, and
French vcH; she has good teeth, al hr' no
marks about hor.
Twill give the above reward for tl"arr"st oftiic
slave and tIlr detection aud conviction of any pr
son or person, who have cu,ic.d her away OF h'rr
been h.rLo.nr her; or twentr-ft' doi.,.s ."r ih
arrest o. Inc lave aud coninirg h'T IN tir jail 50
that | caH get h'r. .....,.
auci..-tf ). I. ~" ].
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FINhiE x LYONS
S:r11-ily Machines

rgIHE UNDERSIGNED would p, -H.'ij;n'IIy
inform tn. c:tiz..u. of AlrNmdfa anil tAr
pa.;-h o. morally. tiiat lr has arrived with iul'
,r,r'y Of o.. r,I,qrat,d Fmkr 4 Lyons Sowing
Na'rpirr-. aud viii keep III" sumo constantly ON
hand. viii STATE to The public that thy ar" fully
guaranteed to gi,rcutirr .ltisfaction, els. NoPh
They can b. son in fill operation by applying
at nv depot ina 'hrr.ar Of the Count iiou." Nq,ruc
a liberal >,ar, # the Po'goua-' of She Tib.'
i, rcspcctfriy solicited. ..,,,.,.,.
aug l3-.f JOHN :. GALLUP v
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count is mad out for the astual service rendered
and sworn to brfsrea Magislste
Onmotioa osMs- Helm
That no person b. allowed 20 ccnczs vithlp the
bar Of the Pol ice Jury room unless Se be mem
b.r Of the Police Jury-that i shall be the tufyo Of
the officer 70 SIRE that this law be enforced.
On motion Of Mr. Baio
R,so!vc,l. That the lower section OF Ieyes Dis
trict No 8, BE aud is hereby extended down. Red
River to the Ayoyeles linz, aud the Asscsso OF me
Lcvoe tax authorized at The last meeting be and Is
hereby instructed tobasc bis assessments IN con
fonnity with The present extension
On motion Of Mr.. Baltic -.
Resolved That tive Of the hands of Smith and
Canal and five Of the hands of Vim. Polk bcplatcd
on road District No. 80.
Beit further Resolved, That said road District
Ne 81 shall extend from the IamouIie mouth ct
| the Lane between VIM. Polk atd Smith and Car
nal down the Bayou lamou.ie 20 the lower line ci
Charles AtirEan.
| On motion of Mr. Hynsou
| Resolved. That the Parish Tax for the year 1860
be thirty thousand dollars ard HAT the Collector
be authorized TO lay sufficient per centagr On the
Stat Tax to make up the amount
1 Odmoion of Mr. Racial
| Resolved That the Presid mt f,hc Police Jury
b. authorized 20 Issue warrant IN favor OF >. VI
for the sum Of ten dollars to provide watcr tor the
prisoners.
Resolved. that the President r;hc Police Jury
i,suuo warrants for the following amounts.
RLcgraS, Mayor. ~ W
! j. T.. Turn,r, Justice fees. Z .
W. H. Linc,cum making Bidg'------ .-49 u
! II. Robertson &Co amount. ~ y
g. w = Bristrr witness frcs.---.-----.- . Il
u. G.. Gori e Constable frcs-----..-------l y
E.C. Iccki" justice =
j. ~ Wells repairing Bridges -.-.----- - "
! On motion the Police jury Adjourned 10 T"c
Ia. .ir,t Monday in january 1861.
G.. BALLIO, Prcst.
J. y. EGORER, Clerk.
- \ now uur-tIDn "uIru tnu crESuS tak'l
are. To- :,sl, If every citizrm is, "ilow many coVi
Icf ;Lr Washington Constitution viii you takct
D / ( I0ai.riHe .}JHrHai
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AYERS
A cue Cure,

.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever ana Ague,
RemittCnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
md safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it Will eradicate the disease,
md with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm Gun arise from It's use III any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must lie of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention IS
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he muat run in violent attacks OF
This Lalcful disteinpcr. This "CURE" expcls
the miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGUB
from the system and prevents the develop
mont OF the disease if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its prcmoaitory symptoms. 1t IS
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints, but also the
chcapest The large quantity we supply Tor
n dollar bri9rs it within the reach Of every
lguV. ana III IlilOuS AlhlilItH, NhSAN a
AND AoUE prevails, every body should have 1t
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich.
Great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intcrmittents Is, that 1t contains
no Ouinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinisIn or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by il are lcft aS healthy as if they had never
! had the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
Of the miasInatic poison. A great variety OF
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Kindness, Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma Palpitation, Painful Affection OF tho
Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels, Cone
Paralysis, and Derangement Of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
nut on the intermittent type, or become PERIOD
zeal. This CURE" cxpels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. II is an invaluable protection to imini-
grants and persons travelling or Temporarily
Jcs;dinr in the Inalarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 70 the in
lection, that will be cxcrctcd from the system,
and cannot accumulate i'll sufficient quantity
TO rpcn into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few viii
ever suffer from InterInittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy al
| fords.
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u cd:

90 THURSDAY morning, 2i,h July, Of Cong"s-
tive Chin. FEEWICK BRENT, ag,d one year
and .ix months, son Of T.. N. Wells and FANNIE
Brent
On Saturday, the 2s.h July, Of brain fever,
NICHOLAS ADAM, aged about two yraIs, only
son Of Thomas and Emrliuc Hoffman.
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YanCeyisll

Yanccy, one of the Jealous supporters "i
Breckenridge, hopes that "at proper mo
,,ent. by one concerted movement, we can
prccipilatc the cotton States irlo n rcyoIu-
lion" John 4 Jones, another delegate t"
the Richmond Convention, in recent let
fer to the Columbus GA Corner Stone,
said 1T n, dissolve this accurs"d tn
ion. for the thousand and one reasons
which the thousand and one of H. have;
Rhctt., of :. C., acknowledged that the
Secciiars' Convention was not national.
cit is" saws ne, "a sectional convention,
called bv one section OF the Union to sup
mort rights and interests belonging to one
,.ction If the Union and acknowledged
b,. by on" section of the Union Let IL
re-copy the sentiments of leading support
crs Of Brcrkinridgc and Lane, though We
have published them heretofore. They
are now more pregnant of dangerous signi-
Gcapcr, because those Of the Richmond
Scrrdcrs' Convention, who did not part'-
climate with the Baltimore boilers, met III
the former city and endorsed breckenridge
md Lane. What then are their srnti-
ments, and now do they show their attach
rneut TO the Union Let the record
speak:
"If had tn, power, would dissolve
tie government in two minutes. u /.
lIoreaa.
".ct Us break up this rotten, Sinking,
nj oppressive government. '-G'"'
Gdyic. =,
"Rcsistancc! Resistance TO death
..-. ,I... ,..,,-,.r,rr,rit /. what we want
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF "A FAMILY PHYSIC,

are 50 composed that disease within the range oil
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them.
THOR penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy yitllitics. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility il astonishcd 10 find his
health or energy restored By remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable ana
dangerous diseases The agent below named il
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Cost're,
ness, Hea,tLtrn, HeaAdche arising from disordCred
Stomach Nausea TdigeStion, Pam IN aud Morbid
Inaeio,, of the Botces, F7atuie''cy, Los Of dppe-
tie. yat6sdice, and other kindred complaints
arising from a low state Of the body or obstruction
of It's functions. They an excellent Alternative
FOR the renovation Of the blood and the restora,
ton of tone and strength to the system deoiltated
by disease.
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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES ANDCASKETS.

rOSEPH BOUILLOT would respectfully m
81 form the citizens of Alexandria and yiciniiy
that he has now ON hand at his shop, number OF
these important articles which are 50 necessary 10
preserve the dead, being perfectly ar ught anu
covered with glass or in part
These cases are from the celebrated estaDiisn-
mcnt of FISK q CRANE, and WIZ he soiu "'
ASONABLE RA / + ,,
,t.v will come very little higher than wooden
Collins Persons wishing to qury their friends at
a distance will find the very thing Tor rha'
purpose.
aug 12-tf JOSEPH bO' IhtOA'
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prominent feature in our canvass Lere III
louisiana is the number and zeal Of young
men who are throwing themselves with
,rdor into the noble cause. They are
.oAcrinr themselves with impcrishablc
homer. They are too it is manifest Of the
more intellectual and better educated class
cs of young men-whose good order
bearing, libcrality and cut
waited minds lamp them at once as g'7ffe-
,oqq. q term that includes most qualities
thot arc Of any value, and which it Is dill
Gcult TO counterfeit. Young men were
vc~v numerous at the great meeting on
Canal street, and the impronptu side meet
iro at the back of the Clay statue was adj
dressed bv several Of them with much feel
;,,. and effect. As We CHANGED to pas
aIouo we heard Young Creole speaking
in a very patriotic and eloquent manner
and on enquiry we learned that the speak
or was 4. y. Ogden, .Jr. He was dwell
ipg upon the countless blessings OF the
Union. and the untold and Understandable
evil of disrmion. The effort did honor
alike to lis head and heart. EnPassa",
there is no part Of orr people more sincere
" or dcvotc.lly attached TO the Union and
the Constitution than our warm hearted
and patriotic Creole population. Treason
TO either viii not find lodscmcnt IN then
brc,,ts.-N. D. ByH.fiR
~ The election Tctums from Norm
Crroina, are very mcagre, but enough Ia
known to satisfy us that the Union party
have gained largely in that State IuSI
ON the Union columns.
~.
The Constitutional Union party o
Georgia have called a meeting on the l3il
If Auoust to nominate Presidential election
for Bell and Everett.
, N,Se,cUrsETrS-B 0sioR, JHIy 25-
Tho friends of Bell and Everett are hold
. inc ratification meeting at RoAbury {,
p night. 1t Is an imposing and enthusiast
! demonstration. The principI" speaker
mr., George +. Curtis and George III
/. lard.
). SUMMING CAxDm,rL,.-Tho H.'mo'
r. Wing says:
/. Strange and melancholy indeed ;h' spro'''
=. NOW presented TO the American people ! "'
ian p1ti, alb, fact tha: NJ .h. candidate for ID
/, Presidency ard V.cc-Pr.,ilanry excerpt j." Il"
t. Everett. who are, diguiisdly and honesty att.
re- J.,o to III .ir business at homo, are at ui5 nome
travelling, over the country and harangung
people in IA r own b ha'I Brcchinridge Is max
spcrrLr, ON lis way to Ecntucky Doug
sI..ccI fled himself on 10 New York, where
still is; Johnson Is Grating to tn, p"oiI' OF Get
h. -;a. and old Lane i, sputteiing Tobacco juice
dt,,,.bl, grammar IN thc faces Of tn, sovrf'is
Of North Carolina. {.
Crops n EA-rEES hLAEAMA.-Ihr Ga!
Banner oil. the l9,h says:
I'll. prospect for a crop is a'mo.. '"'i7
ruined, il bpiug in many place, literally uacl
nd to death in the fields; clldau5 az" banned up,a
III fuit w;harrl on tn tree. 1t Is di.i'e-inS
travel through tn country and src th. 'Nt.ut
!anaec cor, h. growing cloP by ia. drou
M Cotton is stu dmg it better than cn,n, hs
y canr', hold out u.uca longcr, a. # is nira'.y
ginning 70 turn yellow, aal il Is r""d'.nS
cay,, AL forms.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Irnuerzn, Hcnrscness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipicnt COnsumP-
ton, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 90 nu-
rncrous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country aLOuEds in persons pub
Hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by It's
use when once tried. is superiority over every
othcr medicine OF its kind Is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are KNOWN the
uurEc 10 longer hesitate what antdotc 70 employ
ir tie distressing and dangerous aiecnoHs Of Tie
pulmonary organs that arc incident TO Our chInate'
While many inferior remedies thrust upon tne
community have failed and been discarded, Tins
has gained friends by every trial, coniericd dement's
on the afflicted they can never forget, ana pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
DC forgotten. .,,r nv
DIR, y. G.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
T.. -aa ~ an l'l"g-..Hs W Al".ndI,a.
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l.. +. PARKER,

. T'TOEHrY AXD COrNsELLCE At
/ 4 Law, Alrvandda. Ia.
AuIusin .,. entrusted TO his ca"r vii n' a't'H..
al 20 with puuc.u2lI5y and dispatch. augl3-ly
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DON'T Know WHO TO lloILTR Fpr-ih"
Wilmington Wa',h.H, .lc bmurra'ic organ "i
Clinton county, lr .brs al the Presidential.
tickets. and don't Iuow which 20 'hoilct' for
II. ouaudrrv /, funny, iu' not singular, IN ia"
double condition cot Democracy. Tn" editor ~ay,:
we are decidedly at g loss to know what VIII
De. H., r,.ul, Of all Til. mix ard We are in -
Greater loss as 90 how to- ho.l.r, we nr" anxious
10 Euil.r iur somebody hut arc afaid 20, for You
know we might wake zap the wrong pr,s. "grr--
hat Is, We nigh. get ON HI wrong siI"-urd
then we would d. I'm a circumstance.
As no other roads alr So rough g. those which
hay, lust been moud.d. no sinners are 80 int"l-
Grant Us thosr that nav tuw,5 saints.
The "iurxogab., logic" which comp'ils Nj
Rpck.ur'llr to- .m, lis political fortunes TO th
villr>' Sccc--iori~is, viii b. overthrow ty thu
ELiigrjr Of mo.. iurA ,sablr public s.'.timrr; and
;lc bro lanccy Of patriotic hop f'r the unity &"
he Republic. Louisville. Journal
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JOSEPH IgcEVOY,


IE'tTE ~
WATCHES. CLG,E;, JEWELIil, ND
FANCY GOODS,
Ice House tIote,, Alexandria.
Watches, Clocks and .!ewrlry repaired ard
yyarrar:rd. Engraving neatly cN,cnt d. Osdyl'
from tn comm, f.. any al:icc connect ID win ll'
business. viii receive prompt attention. "ui3-iy
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P0iitic1E 3l2.

T. ',av md tD.o) rl1ia laairr is rcsTon ih'c
',"ow;n, prrg.a5se for the summer and
.pus, 20 BE- performed iy ia, NisUniou De-
o....y a: IA, great secession Show, to be given
..- . ia mauac .u'lt of ". l.. lANcHY Co.
a. .p'ud toUbs,i. show to b, performed in
e .- crdnr the management Of Ten MI,
.." 3. Office holders Of tie Administration and
lee. ,r'clitas.
TIE lTFICtL DEMOCRACY
D.. r..iloI AMI Newly Equipped for The "T'aycl
;u." : a5oU 90. go, win perform in Sow
G,s. Southern Ctr. and at small
towns IN ti.r North du-
ring H." sam
Inrr and Autumn.
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August !. Amount or hand
! iug. ~ amt in Trasr's hands > iI.J -
l. THOMAS JENLir, Treasurer.

The Democratic party IN very poor
condition for hlutiiug. 1t holds IA av.".
hand and ~ Simon Su%gS would -'y.
there ain't nary pa'c IN ..
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AMT We SOME MjSH On THE RAG,
gs.. ti,,u..rr st,rrgth OF the Comparr-roh
! -. ....,,,.Nc.l D.. Numerous auyi..arjCs.
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The Constitutional Union party OF
Georgia have called a meeting on the l''h
IF Auoust TO nominate Presidential electors
for Bell and Everett.
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~ The election returns from North
Crrolina, are very mcagre, but enough Is
known to satisfy us that the Union party
have gained largely in that State. Push
ON the Union columns.