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The Fistic Excitement in London
Fair Play for the Benicia Boy.

To the Editor OF the London Times
SIR l am sure You will allow me to
make few observations on behalf
OF the gallant Benicia Boy, who is not, l
think, receiving quite fair play at the hands S
of his host. the Eagiish-
He is accused of having acted unfairly,
in having nea:ly throttied Tom Sayers and
IN having bored him down against the ropes
until he was black in the face
The battle was TO be fought according TO
the rules of the English prize ring. These
rules allow a combatant to throw his arm
around his opponents neck, and having SO
secured his head, to pOmmel it as long and
As hard as he can. If he does not squeeze
the neck pretty tight, 1t is improbable that
his head in such disagreeable fix; and if
the said squeezing causes his antagonist to
become black in the face, which is not I'M
likely, SO much the worse for his antago-
mist, and SO much the better for him, that
is ALL
Mind, l donN defend the rules of the
prize ring. for l think they are very brutal !;
l merely say that Heenal.' S method of fight
ing was entirely in accordance with them,
and if it had not been, and if he had been
pronounced to have acted foully by the ref
cree. he would have instantly lost the battle
Again, he seems to suffer in public esti-
nation because he is bigger than Savers
That is certainly his advantage, but it is not
his fault. He challenged the best man in
England--the Champion of England. If
the best man had been big man he would
have fought him. He CHANGED to be a
small one, and he has fought him. What
more could he have done to prove his cour-
age. skill and vigor ? s-ssgs
Sayers deserves all credit for having con-
tinued the fight SO long with his right arm
disabled by the terrible blows of Heenan
But surely Heenan deserves. perhaps, more
credit for having SO disabled Sayers, than
Sayers does for having bunged up and
blinded Heenan's eyes.
a, Marlborough, Savers friends and
h.,I.-. .xc+,ded those of Heenan in the
proportion of ten - Sae'
II the English party, he stronger, had
been anxious that the fight s,to.ad go on l
think that the doctrine OF probabi.it.> ieats IS
Us TO sunpose-that it would have. go.1e IL
the American party, the weaker, fearIE,g
their man would be beaten, had wished it
to be stopped, l think the same doctrine
points out to US that their wishes would
not, in ell probability, have been gratifed.
lam, sir, your obetiient servant,
\ HEAVY WEIGHT
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SUNDRIES
For Sale at Pennywit, Scott & Cos


DLANES. smooth, jack, jointers fore, bead and
match Planes. Sadiron stands. Stock and
dies ; hatchets counter scales Andirons, fancy
coffee mills horse chains, etc.
Painted tubs, oakum, pals, iron bound meas
ures, bowls. trays, mats, baskets, wood spoons,
brooms, feather busters, glass ware, corks, gun
caps, tacks, ETC., etc.
100 kegs assorted Nails bbls tanners oil.
bbls Linseed oil. 2 bbls Turpentine. 9 bbls
English walnuts bbls of FIlberts. bbls AL
monds. 10 bbls white wheat whiskey so large
and 100 small drums Figs.
SUGAR 80 80 hhds Sugar; 50 bbls and 100
half bbls Molasses: 200 bags Rio Coffee 10 bbls
crushed and 10 bbls powdered Sugars 80 boxes
20 half and 20 quarter Layer Raisns ; 80 boxes
ID can Oysters 80 boxes ID oysters boxes
CASTLE soap; 800 or and 500 half boxes sariines
20 kits No. and Mackerei; box ground Gin
ger; box ground pepper; Dbl Indigo 9 box
Isinglass bags of pepper. allspice. ginger 2
box Maccaroni and Vermicilla boxes assorted
preserves 10 box toilet soaps.
CANDY, etc. ..- 10 box candy 10 box cream
and 80 box assorted candy. 100 kegs soda 0O1
lbs soda in l ID papers 100 box lbs 10 lbs
Odong, ponchong and imperial Tea; terc Rice
90 box Cuba skies % box havana sixes l2 mats
cassia; 8 gros cards; 2 doz red currant Jelly:
doz cooking Extracts boxes black snuff; s doz
10 Lobsters gross prairie Matches.
PISTOLS, etc. ...2 doz Colts Navy pistols
dog do. 6 inch, l dog do. 5 inch pistols l0Ot
lbs Griffin $ horse shoe Nails .l2 dOz Ky Yankee
Axes l doz mouse hole Anvils 20 solid box
Vices doz sied,se hammers 4 doz hand ham
mers. just rec'd and foreale by
mar 9. go PENNYWIT. SCOTT & CO.
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EF \ meeting Of the Finance Commit

ET \ meeting Of the Finance Commit
tee of the Heenan Testimonial Fund. was,
ON Friday night, held At the Malta Saloon.
New York. As but few of the members
oil the committees We're present. it was deci-
ded to defer full report of subscriptions
.antIl another time. 1t is though: that the
amount already contributed is not far from
Ss,ooO- 4 rumor prevails that fight has
been arranged between Heenan and Savers,
10 take place IN Ireland, precise time and
locality known only to favored few each
man To be represented On the ground by
twenty-five friends
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NIcGERs Is LooKIN' Ur."-An old
darkey in Washington, who supposed from
the extraordinary preparations that were
beng made to receive the Japanese Emlas-
~, that 1t was composed of a superior order
aof beings, delivered himself thus, after these
strangers had arrived :" Why dey ain
nothin' more n colored folks. wild der heals
shaved Plenty colored folks in dis town
winter dan dey is Better not come here.
Go to toolin' round too much, somebody
snake EN- off and sell to Orleans De Lord
bless us, any how, niggers is lookin' up
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$500 Reward.
Horse Thief

UNHE above reward viii be paid for the arres,
and delivery at the Jail in Van Buren, Cav
was under arrest for Horse stealing. The said
Brooks is described as follows: AZ
In height about #. 2 in. high, raH beued
weight abou. ls5 or 1870 lbs, light hair, fair skin
blue eyes, sandy whiskers. On the right shoulder
blade there is a wren about the size ii q hens egg
He has been shot through the calf of one sof; his
legs man of no education. unable 20 write his
name.
WM. j. MEADOWS,
GEO. W. DAILY
wMJ h MEADOWS
SAML " MEADOWS
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The observation-disclosures

The River still remains at low water
mark.
The weather dry and warm
The steamer Red Wing was lately snas-
ged and lost about 20 miles above Napole-
understood, will take her place in the Mem
phis and Little Rock mail line.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
Two new Arkansas river packets building
there-one for Capt. Rees Pritchard and the
other for Capt. John D. Adams-wilI be
ready by the middle OF July One viii be
named the Chester Ashley, and the othe,
the y. H. Sevier-after couple of ex-U
> Senator'S from Arkansas 81
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1S- y lady who had read of the ex,en-
SIve Manufacture of oiometers, TO tell how
lar carriage hal been run, she said she
WISHED some genius would invent an instru-
Ineni TO tell how far husbands had been in
the evening when they stepped down to
the post Office or went out to attend a
Caucus
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Hartford Fire Insurance Compan

INCORPORATED A. D. 1910
Charter Perpetual
Authorized Capital, s1,0OO,OOO.
Capital Paid in, 100000.
Surplus, over, 436.OOO.
TNHE reputation acquired by this Company dur
j ing the last fifty wears. by an honorable
curse in the transaction of its business and the
prompt and liberal settlement of Losses together
with the character of the securities composing its
Assets, entitle the Company to the utmost conf
dence of the public alfording reliable Insurance
against Loss or Damage by Fire
Fire policies isAsucd OH liberal terms by
l. c. SOUTHMAYD
Agent for Van Buren, and vicinity
may ). 1860 2rniI
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~ It is stated that Gen La Vega, re-
cen tly taken prisoner at San Luis Potos
by the Liberalists has been shot. 1t will
be remembers that he was captured by
Capt May at Resaca de la Palma, and sub.
sequcntly at Cerro Gordo.
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~ Some author tells us that much is
said about the. tongue. True, the thing is
in everybody's mouth.
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AASONIO

VAN BuREN LoDGE, No. 6, A. Y. Masons, hol
their regular monthly communications, on the night
of the second Monday in each month.
| W. F. ENGLAND, I'M, Gro W. NEwLAxp S W
r. 8 RoBERrs, Jw., J. W. CrNSrsHAM Se'cy A.
K Foster, Treas, John INGsAM SD, H. c. HAY
NAN, j. D., L. GRAF, Tyler.
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90 The politicians have thrown me
overheard, said a disappointed office-seek
Ier; :" but have strength enough left to
swim to the other side.''
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Sai., Of Negroes.

n Scd16, O< d O0S'
DNHE undersigned vii, seli at the Court + House
Nonday in july next. for cash in taEd, the follow
inng negroes to-wit: Bob, negro MAJ, sSed about
thirty-five years Sam, a negro man, asSd aoout
twenty nine years Ned, negro man aged sbo''
twentv-seven years. Angelne. aged about twenty
four wears Betsey aged about 25 years Lizzy, a
.ed about eightnnd hal years Ned. aged about 7
years Jim, aged about six years, and Amanda.
aged about two years. Said negroes to BE- sold
under the provision of the will of Andrew Estes.
~ JONATHAN NJ HOUSTON,
Administrator with will annexed
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f-GSIhe New York 1i.ses says the nom.
ihation OF Lincoln was not received with
enthusiasm there by the Republicans.
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A SSORTED LIQUORS.
"A l6O Babls. copper distilled Whisky,
so bbls and = bbls. Jones' white Whisky
2o bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
% bbls. old Bourbon Whisky,
40 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky
40 p bbls. American Brandy,
% y bbls Gin,
10 y bbls Sweet Wine,
50 10 gal Keys Bourbon Whisky
9 * Casks Old Port Wine,
3 Casks Old Cogniac Brandy,
bbs. Alcohol,
bbl. Jamaca Rum, for sale by
July 6, SO. GEO. Z. WHITE.
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LIQUODO |!

"HISKEY-old bourbon. rye, old necter,
wv Uncle Sans. Smiths. Tennessee, white
wheat etc.
Rum-Jamacia Gin-Holland American
Wines-port, maIiga and ginger.
French Cordials. Cognao : blackberry Brandies,
Champagne. Sehedam Snaps, etc.
~ All in want Of any thing in this line, will
find it for their interest 10 cali and examine my
stock bsfore purchasing elsewhere.
march q. 1850. p PERKINS
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@ Why are jokes like nuts Because
.se drler they are. the better they crack.
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Champagne Champagne |!
4 eases Verzsnary. Gases cabinet, cases royal
. rose, cases Heidseicka pts 4 qts Champaigne;
IL boxes Sauterne white wine % boxes claret Just
rec d aad for sale by .sH
mar 9, 1860 PESNYwIr, Scorr & Co.
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Van Buren, Male Academy.

l. N. SMITH, "A. NJ,
Tuition for session Of 7'ecntyone ,reels
Primary-beginners, s. 90
Primary-advancei, 10 90
Lower English Branches I5 90
Higher English Branches ~ 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, % 90
Half of the tuition will be due at the middle OF
the session, and the other half at the end of it.
The school will commence the first Monday in
February, 1850.
Good board can be obtained in private families
Van Buren, Ark, Feb |, lS0; 5n3l
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Z O. Q. +.

CRAWFORD LODGE, No 6, l. o. o. F., meet at
their Hall over the store of George Austin every
Saturday night II. PERNoI n. e.: H. F. THoNs-
on, V c. J. VINsASr, Scc'y.: G. AUSTIN, Treas
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pORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &C., &C.
40 doz Porter, Afc & Bro stcut pts & 4ts
so =" VOLTS pit Schnapps,
70 . Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky,
20 '' John Bulls Sarsaparilla,
10 Pure Port Wine for med purposes
10 Old CoSnac Brandy,
TO Brandy Cherries,
10 Fancy Cordials,
10 Turner'S Ginger Brandy.
10 - Forest Wine Bittcrs,
5 Claret, for sale by
July q, 90 GEO. r. WHITE.
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Agents for the Press

.S- w candidate announced for Ofiee unless
y. announcement is accompanied with the ual
a. vi s..
For Circuit Judge.
We are authorized to snnuhce. the Hon J ].
GREEN, candidate for Juige of the lth Ju
.iicial Circuit Court, at the August election
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Drugs. Il
AZ kegs OF. Epson Salts,
e60 doz. Godfrey's CSrdial.
5O doz. Bateman's Drops.
36 doz. McLanes Pills.
80 doz. do Vermifuge.
80 doz. Castor OIL.
3 doz. Bay Rum
100 fb ext. Logwood, in lib boxes.
July 1880 GEO. Z. WHITE.
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New New

e boxes old dominion Mint Julips; boxes Le-
" Dtard Morning call, just reed and for sale by
mar =, 1850 PENyYwrr, SCorr d Co.
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ROCERIAS.
|" $50 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR
> bbls crushed Sugar, Coverings Loaf Su-
gar. Is bbls MOLASSES, 25 half bbls do, 2OC
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER
40 boxes do. Il Ii papers. bags ALLSPICE
$500 fb STAR CANDLES, 90 boxes STARCH
20 boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
duly s, 1859 WARD l. SOUTHMAYD.
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Boots and Shoes.
2EA cases of evcfy description. consisting of
9OV Ladies' Kip, Goat, Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
Ladies' do do do Buskins
Misses. do do +. do do
Meas Calfsnd Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford, Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
A No Pump soled Brogans
= do half welt co
do Calf and Pat LeaEh. slippers
Boys do Pump .soled Brogans
do do half welt do
-Yo~ahn,- DIDO do
-x.- do Morceeoaad Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French CaH Boots
do Double sole ". p. do
do Kips s 4 4 welt do
Bows, Youths, and Children's ditto.
all of which We ofer low 70 the trade
Jan l9, 1860 j. HENRY, WILIIAAS& CO. 5
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V1NO SPORTSMEN.
10000 G.. ID. Gaps,
10000 Walker q Colts Caps,
5000 fb Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
10 bags asstd drop and buck shot
spr steel barrel self cooking pistols.
4" Aliens self cooking 3 shooters.
4"C Colts improved 5 shooters,
for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. f. WHITE.
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VAN BrRES, May 10, 1850.
DEAR DUNHAN

l authorized.o to say in Your last issue;
that l Dot a candidate for Clerk thought
then would not be candidate, but have welded
Ia the earnest solicitations of many of nv friends
and now wish to say through your paper, that if
the good people of Crawford want me for Clerk
they have only to elect and will serve Us best
l can, and thank them too
L. W TALKISGToS
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GUNDRIES,
- 1900 a boxes SARDINES,
100 dog McMursy S and 2 II can Oysters
us Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar.
% bbls sugar house molasses,
% kits choice Mackerel,
40 boxes Scotch Herring
25 boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 Tomato ketsup, for sale by
July 6, SO GEO. E. WHITE
IRON.
1000 b. assorted BAR IRON,
5000 ib. = !. ."
1900 ID Horse Shoe Iron.
1000 b Dandy Tire Iron.
300 fb Hoop Iron.
1900 h. Plow Wings,
1000 b. asst. Band Iron,
1900 b. Slab Iron,
1900 b. asst. Round and Square Iron,
10 Smith Vices,
Mouse hole anvils, "a
II Sets, assorted, Stock and DYE,
6 80 to 80 inch Smiths Bellows,
| 300 fb. Smiths Hammers, for sale BY
July 6. ,59. GEO. E. WHITE.
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|NA'-s
Okegs assorted cut nails,
20 Bags Walkers Horse Shoe Nails,
30 doz saddler's cut tacks, for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. e. WHITE.
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SfRrrs AND CANDIES.
90 boxes assorted Candies,
10 '' '' fancy Candies,
10 " Rock Candy,
10 assorted Gum Drops.
% " layer Rasins,
. bbls Almonds,
2 " Filberts.
2 g Brazil Nuts,
Z" Eng. Walnuts, for sale bv
July ., 80. GEO. T.. WHITE.
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BENroNyILLE, Ark, Dee 9, 1859.
Fp,Tog PKEss-
Da..r SIR Please to announce i a candi-
ia,ef the office of Prosecuting Attorney the
i;h Judicial Circuit of Arkansas, which election
of, August, 1863. subject the ratification
Of the Democratic party in convention assembled
and oolige, dc. JNO- r. cox.
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GIG A x 8!

0NE hundred thousand Cigars. of yar;ous
~ brands and qualities, just rec'd and for ale
cheap by S. J. ADLER
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Pro.ecutinyAttorn

We are authorized to announce, LAFAYETTE
GREGG, Esq, as a candidate for -ek-cton 70
Pr--cuting Attorney, for the 4th Judicial District
a. the spProschiug August ELECTION
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PPER and Sole Leather for sale bv
~ sept 80 JSo. HENRY, WILLIAxs 4 Co.
IN kegs Hazard aud Duponts Rife Powder,
oO sept 80. JSo. HENRY, WnuAxs c..
H gros. Woodmans extract Jamaica Ginger.
u sePt30 JSo. HENRY, WMLIAMs b o.
q gros Perry Davis Pain Killer for sale bv
u sept 80 JNo. Henry, WILLIAMS 4 Co
. boxes pint and quart Flasks, In store and
OEk for sale by JSo. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co
pan LEAD 5000 lbs in !. ID bars of uniform
ID size, just ree'd direct from st. Louis.
dec 2353 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
nROP and BUCK SHOT-3OO Bags Of 2SlLs
~ each Of every size made by Shot Tower c.
at st Louis just reed
dee 1889 ] HrSpv Wu,,.m n.
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marshoed, to exclude forever every settler there.
from who will not bow down before the black
sod OF his idolatruus worship.
Me- Douglas aud his course he choracterlz,s
with still moro severity, aud at greater length.
Tie reviews his earlier career in the Kansas
suusge--his Opprosehiug re reelection, aud his
desire then to BE- reckoued an onti.Lecompto toute
and rebel aud concludes by saying:
These references have boen made for a single
purpoSe--to satisfy it doubts eNsists, that in
the great struggle between the South and the
North, TO secure the long lost equality ol the
latter Mr. Douglas is against us. Should more
recent evidences be demanded, then let su ex.
animation be made Of the Cougres,ona, Glnbe,
cop,0iuiNg the ballots for speaker aBd clerk du
ring the last session oi Representa- ives. As,
certain what the action OF the Illinois, western
aud northwestern democracy was during the
plotrdct Il contest for an organizatiou. Every
vote that Mr. Douglas could influence was in,
varlobIy cast Tor such candidates as the South
presented. including those of the most extreme
aud revolutionary character .
OF Col. Forncy and Douglas he SAYS:
Cpl Forncy, who never hcsitated to advance
the fortunes ct Mr. Douglas when hG could
property do so, was elected in spite OF Mr.
Douglas. Col Foucy, | presume, vas not
endorsed by the democracy who swear by the
peculiar institution.
Ihpve said all | desire to say Of the repre-
scuntives of the two denocracies. Thare is Il
r't renee between them The one is our
spoken and evident tke other is concealed and
! tricky. OF the two much prefer Mr. Breck
inridGe, and yet caunot imagine the circum
stances under which could be- induced to sup
port him. lie asserts the Supreme Court has
decided that slavery Is an existing constitu-
! ton in all our territories and that it is the
duty of the government To sustain it where it
thus legally exists MIR d uslas contends the
courts have not yst So decided but ii they shall
! do so, it will then become the duty of all good
citizens TO respect the decision and of every
branch of the federal government to enforce it
with promptneSs and fidelity. This is his plat
| form. II our federal court has not already giv-
en- u decision in accordance with the notions ol
! MIR BrcCkinndge no one doubts it will do so
! as soon MS the question rhall he brought dis
tincty before it, So at best the only point OF
! disagreement between these rival candidates. is
/ that OF time
The Bell and Everett ticket he disposed o
briefly:
Those advocating The claims OF Mr.. Bel!
w9aId please every body by promising nothing.
| They compose The party OF extreme faith. They
stand upon Il constitution without interpre Ia
tlon, and upon an endangered Union without
unnouuciug the meuus by which II can be saved.
He stiSmatilrs the scheme to elect Lane, by
throwing the election into the House, aud con.
cludos his speech by urg ing the elcclion OF Lin
coin US that Of man honest aud capable, and
attached to the principles OF the Constitution
whose election will assign limits to sectional
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Breckenridge. Douglas.

With this showing-which IS undoubtsblv
correct-wii the OHIO Press Please to tell us
which is the Democratic party. The figures
show that the Douglas meu are outsiders. The
following paragraph, from 81 Clairsvile Co. }
Gazttte aud CHjzH prOVeS " 10 all human up.
pearancc." lhat Douglas is not TIE regular can
didats Of the party Let it be understood that
the paper we quote from is one OF the oldest and
ublest Democratic papers in the State. 1t
says: -
Last week we placel b fore our rcalrrs Tie
majority and minority reports Of the Committee
on Credentials ut ths Baltimore Convention.
let these two reports be carefully read by
every friend OF candor Truth aud fair dealing
We publish the. reports made by Mr. Douglas
friends as well as the one from the minority o.
the Committee. The later report shows facts
which will nahle all fair thinking friends OF
Mr. Douglas to decide for themselves whether
the deeg Ites admitted to the Convention aud
by whose votes he is clamrd to have beef nom.
mated, Were bogus or genuine. Neither the
Cincinnai Enquirer the Ohio Statesmen, the
Cleveland Fiam Dedler, hor sny other Doug.
las paper we have seem has yet given its rea-
ders an opportunity 70 see the minority report
OF the Committee. We cannot but regard the
of the bogus delegates from Aaboms,
LOuisiani, &c, as rmhodying ali the elements
of "A fraud as compet tely as did the famous bal
lot box oursgeS at Kickapoo aud Delaware
Crossings. The main difference is in elfsct-the
one being nfned 10 a local wrong, the other
is national Except Tor the admission of the
bogus delegates, Mr.. Douglas could not have
re eceiVed even the appearance Of a nomination,
which is all that he now possesses in Iealily.--
Springfield News.
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Che 2errpsbura aouvnal,
THE RIVER PATH.
BY JouN @. WHITTIER.

BY JOIN q, WHITTIER,
No bird song nooted down the hill,
The tangled bank below was still;
No rustic from the birchen stem,
No ripple from the waters hem,
The dusk Of twilight rsund us grew,
We felt the falling Of the dew;
For from US the day was done,
The wooded hills shut out the sun.
But on the rivers farther side
We saw the hilltop gorided--
tender glow, exceeding fair,
dream of day without its glare,
With us the damp the chin, the gloom;
With them the sunsets rosy bloom;
While dark through wiliowy yStas seen,
The river rolled in shade between.
From out the darkness where we tred
We gazed upon the hills of God,
Whose light seemed not otmoon or sun.
We spake not but our thought was one.
We paused, as if from that bright shore
Beckontd our dear ones gone before;
And still our beating hearts to hear
The voices lOsttO mortal ear!
Sudden our pathway turned from night;
The hills swung open TO the light
Through their green gates the sunshine showed
y long slant sDlendor downward hswod.
Down the glen and glade and bank it rolled;
1t bridged the shaded stream With gold,
And, Sorne on piers OF mist allied
The shadowy with the suulit side!
SO" pray cd we. "whon our feet draw near
The river, dark with mortal fear,
Aud the night cOlneth chill with Gew,
80 Father! let thy light break through!
SO let the hills of doubl divide
SO brid- &c with faith the sunless hde!
So let the eyes that fail on earth
On thy eternal hills look forth;
And in Thy bechoniug ang Is know
The dear ones whom we loved belowr
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A G. A II I'D

To the People of Perrysburg and Vicinity
y1-uEundsrsgnedwou OF Id respectfully announcethat t
i he ha. located himselfin Perrysburg, for the
purpose ofpracticing m edicine. Having been prao-
ticin, edicine u number of years in the county, he
feels NO hsstancy in assuring the public that lie is
with the diseases Of this part of the
State. D nee. in connection with T. IL y. X. Hosn-
bsek'sb law Ofiee--in building formerly occupied hy
RP UolIistsr S Co. Residence on Second-st., first
door sast Of Rev Mr. Rosenbsrger's Church
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