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AmbrOtypeS, Photographs, DC.

20 To WYKES' GALLERY AND SEE TIE
7 c. v,ls tia: daily re-gIt there 20 uu--l @ -
kl.Jygu superior picture which lie i Poe selling a.
.reIfly refused price, tlT short time
TrTHE fully determine! tsat gallery III the CITY
.IIsIT under 81! Ei=sl 'y IL, i Prepare
l. take better TfrTuTS Khan BE -,iaiaed eise-
where. OF Charle nothing :a- tAl=-s--
Il.1t0GIa1l!s o.,gT-i Without extra C=-rse- BY A.
vIcrieuce5 rylngl-T-
m public viii rem 1.t-r :.sf iv- - r-s.-zs YER
awarded Nvssz- f1- fs-G -5r-rG- = '.s
xiv :, .,.5 .yyis n Tie late EEr e. sI.e I--a.f-
Those wishing gtiU.-- ~-v'..s Iii -.T.E - -
day possible. make pTev!0a- s=Tzss-,i aesis I"
T,-r.rt lcr.. deIav J " NTEES-
:-JIU No. Ia Main 81 rep q g.e I'M
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A FELLOW went to Liberty, Mo-, to get
the specie for $50, 500 worth of bills on the
bank there, but the directors thought such
q demand was taking too much liberty, so
they hired ''roughs" to mob the specie
seeker, and he was glad to receive his coin
surreptitiously from the cashier, out of a
back window, and escape from Liberty at
night. Jibertyis illberal in "spoudulics"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

A WOMAN in Detroit has brought an
action against her husband to recover
wages as n domestic. 1t seems he pro-
cured divorce from her eight months
ago. She knew nothing about it, and
lived with him performing domestic duties,
sc. One bright morning he told her of
the divorce, and much exasperated she
seeks to punish him.
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1T looks as though Congress would spec
tally crafty that class of men who think
that the hest legislation is not to legislate
at all. We suppose if any intelligent man
had been asked in December to name the
most important subjects which would
come before Congress this session, he
would have placed conspicuoasly among
them the Homestead bill, the Pacific Rail-
road bill, the Tariff bill; and the bill for
the admission of Kansas, none of which
will probably pass. If we remember,
moreover, that the Nicaraguan and Next
can treaties have both failed to receive
the approval of the Senate, we think that
those who desire nothing done, will have
reason to congratulate themselves on the
course things have taken at Washington.
1t is evident that their thanks are chiefly
due to the Senate. The House is far in
advance ofthe Senate in its business, and is
indeed deserving of hearty commentator
for the dispatch and thoroughness with
which it has generally attended to the af-
fairs before it. AS the Senate has now
concurred with the House in the resolve
to adjourn on the 18th inst, there Is little
more time left than is necessary to consfd-
eF and pass the appropriation bills.
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TIE Hartford Times facetiously thinks
Brigham Young's business East is likely
to be ::su attempt Rto induce the Repub-
licans to roadopt tic ''twin" PoIygamy,
which they turned out o. doors at Chicago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF HIGH RoGAN
ID deceJse'i. III uf!sr fer SALE t. Gle III ct
bidder Monday. tie Fl day Of July Irxt- at the
front door Of the Court Hou-e- i'll the City Of Wheel
ing the following property belonging l. the estate
Of said Hugh RaE,n-yiz=
lst The cas-; half II lot No. t. fronting On south
side Of Clay street. in the 9Th ward ii the CITY IF
Wheeling fronting 70 feet Clay and running back
les feet. y a lG foot alley.
I'll The south half Of the west half Of lie Aforesaid
No 60 fronting - feet on the &c foot alley and
running back ~ feet 70 the 81 lpr- The said
quarter lot has tWc teneHIenrs thereon
TERMS OF SsLE-One-four rf tho -.rrcsSSe money
ia hand and the re=;dus. in tire" e'.i instruments
at Fix. twelve and eighteen noi's the title retained
until the whole Of the purchase money i paid
JOHN GIL''HRIST.
john REID
je2-rd EN.,uf.r-
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Hox. REyERDY Johnson read a long and
carefully prepared address at the Douglas
meeting in Boston On Thursday night last.
His aim was, like that of Mr.. Douglas in
his recent speech before the Senate, to
show that non-interyention is the heredi-
tary and orthodox Democratic doctrine,
and that it has been repeatedly endorsed
and defended by those very southerncrs
who now repudiate it, and oppose with
bitterness the nomination of the Senator
from Illinois
Mr.. Johnson doubtless proved this TO
the satisfaction of himself and of the
hearers, who shared his predictions for
Douglas. But we think, as we said when
Mr.. Douglas made his speech, that this
kind of argument does not meet the real
difficulty. 1t is not sufficient for the salts
faction of the South to show that Mr..
Douglas is, not heterodox, when judged by
the old standards, though many of the
southernerS declare that he is. 1t is per-
fectly plain that the feeling of Mr. Ben
jamin and others is, that Democracy is
worthy of their support only just as long
as it contributes to the peculiar interests
of the south If it is not prepared to
guaranty them the protection which they
want for slavery in the territories, then
they wish to have nothing more to do with
it. If they can make Democracy subser-
Went to this end, then they are ready to
work for it. If Mr.. Douglas, with Mr..
Johnson and the rest of his friends, cannot
change the view of these southern extre-
mists concerning the demands which it is
best for them to make in the interest of
slavery itself, they might as we'll not waste
their strength in attempting to reconcile
them to the nomination of the Senator
from Illinois. Convince them that the
election of Douglas will secure slavery
propagandism to the extent they desire,
and they may receive him, but not other
wise. There. is not quite week left in
which to accomplish this work.
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sHERIFF's SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.


oseu- Hopkins Co. L. ctareezy !. tie Circuit
Court OF OH" t.E;4;y. A.
Jacob VI. Warden, 4. O' FehtuaTy I'D. I>sl-
Pursuant 70 a decree reairr@d il til above eitl-
tlef cause, -Ji lay Eri.-aTy. I>l. ri.
proceed cell Tblc sale Not.+av. ;is All Jay
Of June lsCJ. tue FROM ps= oi the '.auII HvU-=
ui.i5 County. 10 the hight U.d vr liz il griI-
zeal e-ta:e & Warden EfiwgT5-, in Tn~ ~ -a pr
ceclinEs mentioned. 10 vii: Lots ~ anu = "A
square No. - and lois No ana = .u .rsgre -. -
the ErsnA Vista addition - the Ci;v II Wheeling
,;li a~' tk zeal estate % tie said JSc.h = w'E~.I
ia the bill AMI proceedings ElcuT!5nci . ~; The
C.ty If Wheeling. aud situate the 18th side nf
Quincy street: al tE- TrT Of lot No J. in square
No L. the =1uTh Of OAR and east
81 Fourth streets snd measuring hfty feet asc:lg
Fourth street and lightweight feet ailf-- Quincy
and also the f"VnG real e-'af- # tic said
Michael Tdy-ar,ls- Jr- in the bin and proceedings
mentioned, ysit: Lot Nos 81. 81. - - 1Iid Tie
Ipriet he zaIl Edwards aforesaid $50 lots NJ.
IL and Il in square No. D situate IN tue town +
South Wheeling and slsS the shares ii tie said Mi
ciaeI Edwards, JT- in lot No :. in JuLlfian lanes
addition the City OF Wheeling, Icing the fJI--
heEeth- thereof in fee ami the nth tr tie
joint live u said Michael Edwards, IT. AMI Mary
LIS Eife-
The said property VIII sold upon the following
terms VIZ: Ola credit VI SIX twelve and eighteen
months. the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
will. Al proved security bearing interest ie Day
II sale T;aril paid. and tn title retained further
security until the whole Of the purchase money is
pail. SASlL IRWIN
APPS sheriff o. c.
S-The above sale Is postponed until Monday.
the 9th day OF August, 1860. at - .
clock. a N. ljell! SAMUEL IRWIN Sheriff
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LAX FISH.
nIOCA % AE,UI

All well cure SD -ece-itsv 4c.-.s---H-
t'rr l1lry flI 51r~- rur.G--sio's v.-. = ---L
mi, l,1,-irfes 81 Eflr Lex fs-zie. r. W.-.
N'li SSI--iaE.i lgs= - increased u-l- '-F--
IT, +-tl-s-~-l- 70 render z l-5E s-...
r.E oar trad no. Lei--. fi- % -.
ri: f=y-t water l-ll III tlis COUNTY, Co. -.s
- have ii r.---iv= the b-st r-s j. r-s--
have r7sIi.!,,yed A. eSI-srielCet al. r--.rs
Eyv e. II ll0I, tiIlc = H-= .t.i- -.z---
IN a --7ssIiy- 70 offer more TLt. g-lGt-T
= tUye-- ii lake Ei--i- keeT-a= ---lf-., g.
T,r:a A. --rl-lgG:. AMI uSuS Save -E-.r
5sf1i-a-t =r7i d: 2 a.4 alt SER ..-l.
which o:.-r At sztlz Il = a-.i r.l--.- -r-
other Illa-k-.- - y=e -ls-.G <-.yW-ls.s a...- .
selves - BE uu6e--ail-
GORDON, Ne'uLLkSt
CieveLAnI MAY Elm Waa!=----,.--.- go.
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DOTOMAC HERRIEG.--25 barrels Poto-
il mac Herring, &Gy catch, just received, and for
'ale by MAXWELL cANPDELL & TINGLE.
my9l SO Main IT,
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THE AAG California, at San Francisco,
says 1t has paid $4,000 for overland mail
ana ~ S pony = express news ip the fopr mopgLs
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a wRITER signing himself by the eupho-.
nious and somewhat comprehensive title OF
.:Interest Omnium," at New MartinsYille,
Wetzel county, undertakes in the U"io" TO
discredit our statement of having received
forty-seyen subscribers from down that
way the other day. For instance he says
We do not doubtthat the editor received
a list of forty-seven names, but we do not
believe that he has received q list OF seven
actual and bonafde subscribers. say Moth
ing about the forty
It's only necessary for US to repeat what
our books, on inspection, will show, that
we received the list as stated by US, and
that they were all actual, bona fide, blood
and bones men, whose subscriptions were
paid in advance at our regular rates,
without discount or deduction of any sort
whatever.
AS to who or how many of them paid
for themselves or were paid for by others
we do not know. That is not our bust
= Wa o-o vo-r enra that
it is all the same to US if they were paid for
by the American and Foreign Missionary
Society-every last one of them lOngas
the fact remains that MIy 'esys paid for,
and at our full, regular rates.
For the benefit OF our New Martinsyillc
friend we may say, that we never take q
subscriber who isn't paid for; and more
than that, we never take one who does not
pay in full-and, still more, when his
time is out we stop the paper, unless he
renews. We have no other kind of sub
scribers-never take any other kidney
er want any other Kind. That's all.
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HOUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS,


CANADA SIZE"
VIyHE PROPRIEToRS WOULD ANNOUNCE To
their many friends, and Ihe public generally.
that they have IeySei the above house Tor term 81
such additions and improvements a. 70 eiual N Int
OF styIe and comfort any hotel AT the many fashions
ton which. cannot be e1uaIiei- commanding A. It
does complete view of the American and Horseshoe
Falls and the eorts Of the PrcrTe'oE IL keep II IA
yrv r.rect As frsr-ca,S Hotel viii. tl,ey trust
make the Clifton a faVorite house AZ Niagara Fails
Visitors arriving by tlie several railroads should
have their baggage checked for and stop n Suspen-
sion Rrida.c' Canada side, where omnibnsseS Al!
p7rters will lie in attendance the arrival ot every
train Those bv Loaf from Buffalo and TOTouto viii
stop AT Clifton Station on Erie and oatario
halfway. The house i NOW open for the season
IOSLIN DUNkLEE. PTuPriur0r7-
&C JosLIN formerly Of Congress Hall AID city
Hotel Albany Pavilion. Sharon SPRING. and recent
IL RoSSiu House- Toronto.
!. W DUNELEF.
SisEar.. Falls Canada icl2-lHId&W-
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpe-- all.
They elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charE!-nO turning up bv!lind-no
shrinking of the head; indeed. this Is the only Es
Enlistment where these things properly under
stood and made.-lC Bond Street. New York.
mhl3-d&wly
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NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS
FnnRTH OF JULY DINNER.

THE LADIES, SOCIAL. CIRCLE OF WEST AL
i ENANDER, Will give a dinner on the E"1ffh
OF July
Tickets Of Admission - obtained IN aplilcl-
fian t. the uieullers Of tlie Circle
Single TicketS--------- C'ihls-
Double TicketS.--..--- cents
Prscceds viii be appise,l 70 beaevOIent purposes.
feIS-Sts
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FOR RENT CIR SALE.

I:nuinE Mil and -,aii FT-t, II. 'r.I,i u 'l-'-
and extensive Col lands s.ta-.,.. ..-- -
WL-cli4E- FIR further Qact!--.a-- ~. : !. p
CJTlI.icI-. Esq-. Pittsburgh p.
ap5.-tf w PETERS IS. Wi..r.--.'
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Administrator's Sale.
New Stock of Wall Paper.

10OO PIECES OF NEW STYLES or WALL
tOOOPaPeE, just received and oI,ene,! this MORN
ing Ny stock Is the largest aud mo-. varied OF any
ia the city am prepared sell ~ --.rlesaIe or
retail. at such prices will defy Buy
ing for cash have the full advantage =" the Eastern
market EjeIj JOSEPH l. WILDE
DOOKs & sTATIONERT.-M stock Of
ID the above is varied and complete and EiH lie
soid low at the Old Corner Bookstore Garner Of Main
und Union Streets.
Rags wantel, at the highest price u cash or eN-
change. ietj JOSEPH l.. WILDE
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Just now your best time for sr.eh PirtG.a, rETt
ridge has f1E shoTT line Artists EMPLOY 81 E<tLC
~I| ELY ~ THAT DEPARTMENT. ;fh@J
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Elegance / Durability OF Finish!
LARGE 4 COMMODIOTS ROOMS!

The Superiority Of his Light Of which tlr=e sew
erRi HitI. ltleT facilities aud improved ut
IN e,uueciOn with the number q his ashanti eI-
able him 90 WaiI upon hundreds viii eaS"-
LADIES AND {. GENTLEMEN are cordially invited
70 cali and examine MN SPECIMENS Of
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FOR RENT.

clevslAal. MAY 1!-ln Wiz. ..
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I'M Pumphrsy, chm. A. Campbell sey.
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W GOD BU Mt.

BAENESNILLL AND !. HrI-TII-.--. A..
CALrISf-p T-E>IL- EiE,
jc; = s Nil-It ALI "a "a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16
er his Professor should oppose his course or not

er his Professor should oppose his course or not
I. If man should get mad and bolt from bis
party because he . too rascslly unpopular to get a
nomination at their bands. and should run indie
pendently, and do his buest, by lying and other
wise, to defeat the regular ticket would he still be
good Democrat .?
Ans. About as good Democrat as "Spon-
doolix =" No. is a Republican. when, after SYM
pathizing with "Ossawotomie Brown" when he
was executed on account Of his rebellion, at f!ar-
pcr's Ferry, and said the most shameful thing
the Virginians did was to give said Brown a dose
of arsenic after he was hung also. after voting
the Democratic ticket at the last April election,
and now denying ever being Democrat or an
Abolitionist, and claiming to have been any
thing, but simon pure Republican on the JEFF.
ersonian platform"
9. If man should try, by joining in with land
sharpers to cheat an honest man who has as "good
q wagon and as good horses any body in Starke
county," out Of his farm, by false toloring and
deception, would there be anything dishonest in
all this ?
Ans. No more dishonest than for "Spondoo-
lix" No. 2 to walk about six miles oil Sunday, to
DavidVan Blaricum's and try TO make the old man
pay ten dollars to clear him from judgement that
was against his son, which he well knew that he
was not liable for. You also told him that the
matter Was in your control, and if he did not pay
the ten dollars you would take the other side and
make him pay the whole judgment. costs and inter
est. This is but sample ofsaid 4" SpondOoli1ses'
style of levying black mail.
believe have answered all the questions OF
the said "Spondooli1ses." They say they have
eight more questions to ask, which 1 hope will be
forthcoming, and will try and answer them for
the benefit of the rest of the " Spondoolix fra
ternity, and after having answered them will tax G
the same privilege they have taken. and ask few
questions of the fraternity, which THEY will also
understand perfectly well-as we'll as they will tie
foregoing answers So, pitch in gents, if you like
the fun. will acknowledge that have never
sunk so low iu the depths of infam,, nor dabbled
in the poisonous fumes Of SANDER, as some oil
these Spondoolixses" have. They can beat
me in their filthy biingsgate slang and clustering
bravado, but I will try and answer these fools ac
cording to their folly. KNOX.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16
Explanatory.

J. WILDER called to see US tie other day and
complained that we had done him injustice in our
article concerning the accommodating Treasu-
rer." We did not mention his name the name
Of the firm alluded to, but as be pleads guilty in
part, satisfied to let it be understood that
his was the firm that received what we terme ed the
accom- modatons, in our last issue. He says it was
no accommodation to him. This he knows about,
Of course, and we do not. We had 10 intention OF
doing him any personal injury, and the article was
not. as he said he understood. intended for him
We suppose that any man would have accepted
what we still must think favor. II it had
not been regarded favor the arrangement
would not have been made-so we think. 1t was
contrary to law for OGLEspEE to take such none
for the payment of tax, and according to FvLLEF
and MArriNGLY he has been trying to embezzle, OF
is a defauter, or something of the kind. 1t all
goes well with the Republicans hereabouts as long
as they can 60 on and abuse and defame the char
acter of Democrats, but when their own argument.
are used against their pets, it causes general fut
terng among them. We will have more to say OF
this subject hereafter, probably.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16

Thar TAIL AND BELT.-For q long time, Mar
rIscLY has been working for a reward. Hshigh-
est ambition AZ pears to be, that when he dies the
devil will "unscrcv bis Ia 3" and present it, to-
gether with :" champion belt" to him, as his
the devis-most faithful servant, and the "chsm-
pion liar Of the world He has dealt so long in
falsehoods that he is no judge of the truth-does
not know i. when he sees it in print, and there
fore, when show up the incompetency or dis
honesty Of his co-workers, he thinks and says our
statements are I" les" notwithstanding we give
them their opn figures. He is growing jealous OF
us on account of his delusion, and fears will be
awarded those ensignas which he evidently thinks
is an honor the devils tail and champion belt
above referred to. We hope he will not give him
self any further unea,iness about the matter as We
are not competing with him, and we are confident
that neither he the devil will be cheated the
devil will get him, and he the devils tail and belt
If he will continue to follow the dictates of his ma.
ture, he is perfectly safe, and so is the devil.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16

KNOX, August 7th, 1860.
Mr.. EDITOR II noticed in the Republican of the
I'd inst, piece of slang signed "Spondoo1, -
and as they charge Knox " with falsehood they
also charge the editor of the Republican with the
same, for said editor acknowledges part of his
information he received and published in regard
to the Democratic Representative Convention at
Knox to be false. Those worthy esp ondoolixses -
see fit TO contradict him, and will let them fight
it out. In the first place the "Spondoolix " fam.
lily is quite extensive numbering about five six,
and Is they have seen fit to ask eight questions
will try and answer them near ms possible in .
style suited to said questions, and in rotation as
they occur:
/. How many years we're you with the Indian,
studying medicine 7
Answer. About q. long "Spondoolix No
] studied in an Eclectic School" where he
learned to find the efeminal" artery in the bot
tom Of a certain boys foot that was cut.
2. How many years did you practice medicine
Ans. About az many years as "Spondoolix IT
No. would have been Shetiff of Starke county
when he against three Democrats and got bad
ly beaten.
3. If man should follow ten different occupa
tons, eigi teen years each, how old would he be.
Ans. He would be about as old as " Old Abe
I know of no person following more trades. such
as boating, dstilling, grocery-keeping, rai-.plit
ting, hair curling, ETC., and about the age give
fool an answer.
4. What 10 the intrinsic value of Bull that car
outrun any horse that can be brought to q public
race-track 7
Ans. He is worth about as much As "dat mig.
ger" that made "SpondoolI " run once, and al
you say, knocked you down-say ubout 5000, OF
about 40 much AZ said Spondoolix said he re
ceived, as an Attorney fee, for obtaining divorce
for one Mrs. Black, in Starke county. presume
he remembers ito intrinsic value although such pay
is not lawful outside of matrimony.
5. What effect would TOad's milk have upon
q man who was in the habit of getting drunk 7
Ans. If "Spondooli1 " No. 2 would try it he
could tell what effect it would have. II would
stop him perhaps from making fool Of himself al
Democratic meetings, keep the snakes" out Of
his boots. and stop him from eating his neighbors
black hens in q steam mill.
6. II q would be Doctor should give drunken
man Tead's milk. and then deny doing to his
professor, would he be lying
Ans. IL eaid Doctor should give said Spoil
doolix" No. 2, . dose of said Toad's milk, and II
should have the effect to stop him from telling
falsshooAs and save his family from hunger and
want. and keep him from loa6ng about the street,
in the day time and robbing ben roosts at night he
should h~ forever szhopsrstrd from blsus. -heth
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16

EEI Ii is 10 be noticed .hat at the South
the organs Of Breckenridge and Lane clear
ly indicate their desire for dissolution of
The Union. The Camd. n Alabama) Reg
lister Says:
I'VE run up our flag to-day for Breckin-
ridge and Lane. the Democratic nominees
for President and Vice President IF the
United States. We have unwave,ingly
concluded for the last ten years that i,
would be better for all concerned 10 make
two or more distinct governments of she
territory comprising the United States OF
America, and that such will ultimately be
done. there can be no sort of doubr; but it
should be done with fairness and justice to
every section of the Union; and belle, ing
that the party to which we belong is the
only one 10 carry out this measure and
secure ali her rights. we intend to battle
for its principles to the fullest extent Of
our ability.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-16

Josrs At MAxrSKUcKEE.-JEHuC C. JOINS, can
didste for " Representatives." although he told
his op, onent, Mr.. PACKARD. that he should not at
tend the meeting at Maxenkuckee on FRIDAY last,
did attend the appointment of Mr.. TYsER, and there
repeated the speech that it was reported woman
wrote of for him. At least from what We have
heard Of it, we are convinced that it was the same
harsngue he bored bis Republican friends with At
Knox on the Saturday before-with few varia-
lions. We understand that he gaze us an awful
mixing and came down on the Dmocrsf in his Pc
culiariy severe style. He said that We had mis-
represented him, but failed to show wherein read
bis extrac. from HiSaY CLAY. and said we did not
dare TO publish it,
He IL still very much out with the Democracy
Of the district for nominating PAcxARD, and from
the pitiful plea he put up at Fzzetown. he is get
ting no better very fast. since his discussion with
Mr. PACKARD At Knor He is having -n-ry-one
dine Of /, sbout nov. Poor fslluw