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a SLOth EsiFlH lot SsaIC.
WISH sell the farm which reside, six miles from Nc
Mnnvile the Stage road leading Murireeboro The
farm consists $50 cleared
grass and in Clover OF the $50 there
bottom and second bottom lands equal in point Of
fertility land in this section of the country There
three springs the tract furnishing abundance OF the
year through The house spring Of free and
m surpassed in point ospurity and halthulness There
corner tract fine quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient for
All purposes The improvements consists Of hewed dwell
ing house containing six Kitchen negro cabins stables
cribs wheat house, &c &c All information be furnished
y application the subscriber the premises. Post 0ce
NcMinnvills, Tenn. W. S. REID
April IL lS6O-Wt
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m@ Lyons Magnetic Insect
gsEI4s119 POWDER Exterminatss Bed Bugs. Reaches,
Ticks, Ants Garden Insects SC contains no poison.
LyonsS Magnetic PiIIss
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
sprll-3m
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sANFORD's
SANFORD'S
Liver Inv1EoratOr,
NPvEP nERTTTTATTzS


NEVER DEBILITATES.
TITS compounded entirely from Gum, Snd
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
approved by all that have used il, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which it
II has cured thousands 8 within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of RELIEF, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my ). possession show
The dose must adapted > to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and z ed in such quantities as to
act gently the Bowels.
u Lei 3: d Th Il % SfsHSs9t sTTfo K, and an tie
will Liver Com . plants BiliOuS At
tackS, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DiarThOea
Sr m broesy, S6ar stSmaeh, Hg gSfn1ei
COstiveness, ChOI. ic, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra mOrbus. Cholera Infantum, Flatu-
Hence, a un die e. g Female Weakness
eS, and may be used sue - cessfull7 as an Ordlna.
~ Family Medi-I - cine. It will cure SICK
HI e ID A c H z, Cas > Thousands testfyl in
twenty minutes if n TWO or three Tea.
spOonfuIS are TAXI n en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
Ali who use it are giving their mOny
Nix water in the mouth Wit the lnvgOrato and swallow
Also, SANF0RDsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from vegetable and put
in GLASS CASES. air Eight, and win keep in any climate.
The Family Ca IhartIs PILAisa gen
tie but active Caharic which the proprietor has
used in his practice than twenty years
The constantly increasing y demand from those who
long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their USE has induced me to place
them within the reach OF all. -
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
The FAMILY CA 4 THARTEC PILL
has with due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded from = variety the pursst Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, are N good safe in all
where a Cathartc is Z needed. such ID e
raugementS Of the : stomach, leeBis
ness, Pains i'm the q Back and l. o / =,
COSIiVeness, lin and Soreness over
the whole b @ Y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected. - end long OF Fe-
yer Loss of Appe- 3 tite, a Creeping SEN
SatiOn of Cold over :. the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight in the head,
all TnfIammatO rY = Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases TO which
flesh is heir, too mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, 70 3. Price ; dimes
The Liver EnVig0raIOr and Family Ca
thaEtic Pills retaed by Druggists generally, an sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large
ST W.SAEF0RD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, N. Y.
o. J.WOoD & CO,
febl st. L uis No.
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

CATOOSA SPRINGS.
YENHE subscriber having again taken lease Of this we'll
watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the south,
and thankful patronage received last will again
prepared to receive by the middle Of June and
will continuance Of that patronage which here
tOre literally bestowed this popular suumer
Resort.
atanabe luxues Of the and have made arrangements
TO keep hand a constant supply Of Ice.
shall also have the BEST COOKS that be procured In the
souh and shall provide suciency Of fhfa and attentive
ervants. have also engaged the serviceso
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight the cOncOrd of sweet Sounds will
abundanty gratifed
The MEDICINAL VIRTUES many and varied min
we'll known require extensive de-
scption. In addition the Red, White and Black Sulphur
Springs of them combined with Iron Magness there
nexhaubIe we'll Of the pures Free Ny
daons extensive have pleasant cottages,
from the hotel where families quiet and
tired in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Catoosa Springs Oatooss county Ga, ga miles from
the Western and Atlantic Railroad. fine Omnibus and good
Springs direct railroad communication with Savannah
Charleston, Augusta Macon, MedgeVlle Columbus Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms of Board
Fer 49,. 2OO
4" single Week. iO0C
Visitors wish engage board by the season, with their
families boarded $50 per month. Those who wish
esngoad by the would do well to address at the
Springs.
I TChildren and servants boarded at half price.
april 25-dtE4m il. HARTMAN,
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MA WILLIE.
sATURDAX MORNING, July :, 1850.
ROCK CITY MILLS

iislls yIour IN bars s. In halfbags g.
ola HirkOry 90 !. IS rs rs
Corn Neal 81 o. Mixed Bran, res 100 lbs, 81 90
aDelsveretsto ali parts csthe city. octs, 1859 iy
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FOR COUNCILMAN


We are authorized to announce S. CHEATHAM can
didse for eeecton, Councilman from the 5th Maras
al the ensuing Municipal election. tune'-td-
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark July 5Per Overland learn that the
official and reported returns from Jackson Josephine DJugas
Umpqua Lane Benton Linn, Marion Multinomal Chckawas
Washngton and Bar counties, in Oregon. give the Demo.
cratic Congress l32 voles and Republican
eandidats ,O33 votes
The counties yet heSrd from Wasco Polk Garry
Cooz, Columbia Csssop, and TamoOk, which last year cast
552 Democratic and 600 Republican votes Material changes
taken place this year in counties heard FROM showing
publican gains last year. and others material Republican
loses consequently both parties hopeful Of securing
member of Congress- Such Legislatures Republican and
Lecopon Democrats has elected will insure the
Of Gen. Deazon Smith, for reelection United
States Senate Lem county heretofore strongly Democratic
residence Of Smith elected members
the Legislature hostile Lane and Smith, Douglas county gave
the Democratic Congressional candidate 36 majority elected
two Republican Representatives to the legislature.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE!

THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BLAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
ANODYNE EMBROCATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI.
TVNIS magnum Linimenum artcuar, synoyaI, and
muscular Rhemasm, Neuralgia and other pains almost In
stanty requiring in only two or three
powerfully the absobents, and cures by eliminating
the morbid humors from the system 1t acts dsntent as
we'll snOdyne resolving tumOrs in short time In Sur
gerry destined take high place. supplAntng in some cases
the harshness Of the Knife.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
an excellent diseases Of the LIVER hillary derange
and in all cases in which catharc is Indicated acting
Caharc Alternative Tonc and deobsrusnt according to
the dose,
These invaluable Medicines sold by
RAINS & BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee.
DR.. J. McDARAoTT, Murfreesboro, do;
DERRY & EVANS, SheIbyyille, do;
PoPE & HELA, Columbia DO;
WARD McCLKLLAEo, Memphis. do;
HERTY & HALL, MiedgeVilie, Georgia;
BAKFR EcHoIs Rome do;
LEaRAED, BLouKT & HALF, Montgomery, AlAbams;t
"A. MCCARTNEY, Decatur, do;
And By Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELY & WOODS, PropFietors,
spr2l-d, twkv dlljanl 81 Tullahoma, Tenn.
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RANK Nora AND ExoHANer LIsr.


DRoKEN AND WoRTAIEss-
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, Murfressboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
brokers Offering the dollar for the notes
u the Bank Of East Tennessee, and Exchange Bank.
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From Washington.

From Washington
wAsu1NGroN July 5The astronomical party, FOR
Labrador in the survey steamer Bbb Lieut. Commanding
Malrsy arrived Sidney Caps Breton, Monday evening,
four and days from New YoTk-coaed there, aud left
the following evening No ice reported the Straits Of Belle
Isle circumstance which avos the progress Of the expedition
aching its Destination
Lord Lyons going Canada to receive the Prince Of Wales
General Lane has formally accepted the nomination for Vice
President.
From Pixies Peak.
ST.. JosEPH. Mo-. July 5.-Ths Pixies Peak express
City sdvices to the 26h, arrived here yeEterday-
Hadey convicted Of murder in the frs. degree
sentenced to be hung the following Monday Hadey
ceede1 in making his escape from prison Monday, aud
last twelve miles from Denver
The Indians committing Expectations ranches and
small rites of unsrmed individuals but lives had been
taken.
The from the mines is unmportant.
TrOtting Race.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.F1ors Temple beat Geo NJ. Patchen
yesterday the Suffolk Park Course. Time2 2, and
2.IH.
River News.
LoUrvnrE, July s.-The river rising rapidly with feet
water in the canal.
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TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.

The Bachinist, the Ira q Tgiss, every other indi
vidusi whose lot In life q throws him within the
chance OF accident from eeDO- sO fire. cOlisoR should
mind that this Magic Is his and only
friend It Is beth portable cheap, and should
he his companion friend need There thousands
Of living witnesses to testify its marvellous vrue who
their sound Limbs 5 muscles to its saving efficacy.
The following Ct . eeGdiRQ diseases which
DALLEYS MAGICABPAIN = EXTRACTOR Is PRBVEN-
TIVE as we'll as CURE .
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$3.50. SPRING GOODS. fsGO.

EKAVING increased facilities for tie purchase sales
Of Goods, offer to the trade the largest and
desirable stock Of BOOtSs Shoes, Has and
Straw Goods offered in this city, and prices equal
to any JobbDg in Louisville Charleston Philadelphia
We determined 10 make this the Boot and
Shoe Market OF the West
feb2I-d.tw&v COOKE, BAILEY co
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-14
A SOUTHERN TRrBUrE TO Ma. LrScor

A SOUTHERN TRIBUTE TO Ma. LIScoLs.
Mr.. Lincoln, though a decided Repub.
lican and complete exponent Of the pur-
poses snd spirit Of the party. is not the
object of those popular prejudices that
attach to Mr.. Seward, his strongest com.
petitor for the nomination. He is man
Of ability. not equal to Mr.. Seward in
culture or in his experience Of public At.
fairs, but is considered by many as bis
equal in natural foEce of intellect. We
heard one Of the discussions between hin
and Douglas in the famous campaign Of
1858, and We certainly regarded him as
full match, at least, for that distinguished
politician. There are some things 10 the
personal character and career Of Mr. Lin
coin which will give him great POPULAR.
ty. If they do not excite enthusiasm among
the people. Born Of humble parantags,
and passing the years Of his childhood,
youth and early manhood amid the hard.
ships Of the backwoods of Kentucky. H.
diana and Illinois. acquiring an sduca.
ton BY his own lsbors as best he could,
and gradually working his way to dis.
tinction, his life has been one well cacu-
lated to excite the admiration and SYM
pathy of voters, most Of whom are them
selves working men. When to this 3D.
ded the purity of his private life. the gen
eral recognition of which has given him
in his own State, the soubriquet Of Hon
est Old Abe" we are compelled to 3D.
mt that the Chicago Convention b"
nominated. the very hardest man to beat
that it could possibly have given Us.
Mr.. Lincoln's antecedents were Wing.
He was . warm friend and sdmirer oil
Mr.. Clay. and was for many yearS, the
acknowledged leader Of the Wing party
in Illinois.
The question now is, chow is this tick
ct to be beaten ?" We confess that 10
the divided. distracted and chaotic con-
dition of all other parties, the problem
is extremely difficult Of solution.-Par"
Ky Citizen, Southern Opposition.
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NEW BoOks.-Ws have jus. ,,o.;;-- :,
from the Gift Book establishment, n .
G. Evans. Philsdelphia, the If. os 3 w.
Houston. embracing all the event. ~ I.
life. from his youth to the pres.D, ). US
1t abounds with interesting iDcid.n, ''
and as the hero Of Texas Just pov
pies 9 prominent position befor. III. -
lie. the book will be much sOuvh, a
Price only 81.
We have also received from The ,,
publisher. the Life Of the Empress H.. ,'
phine. wife of Napoleon BoD,..,.
This is perhaps the most perfec, bi,,.'
ever written of that remarkable vOD.'
and her eventful and romantic II. u
cannot fail to deeply interest and .D,,
the sympathies Of every one who r.,S,
it. The price of this work is also 81
Any person renting 81 to GsOrps @
Evans. No. 4S9. Chestnut Street, PHI.
delphia, will receive either of the ,ho,.
books BY return mail. together with . Ga
ranging in value from so cents to sIOO
Twenty-one cents. in stamps, must be sen,
in addition to the 81 to prepay pO.,,D,
on Gift.
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r. Long John Wentworth, Of Oh

S Long John Wentworth, Of Chi
cago. is just now making himself ridicu,
lous BY his sueers at Lincoln. We pre-
sumo he has sufficient personal reasons fol
so doing. as we have no doubt he receiv-
ed many a scoring at Abe's hands. in
time. past. Wentworth was in the Sew
ard interest and during Convention
week at Chicago, he spent nine-tenths oil
his time at the head -quarters Of the Sew
ard Committee, ct the Richmond House,
drinking Seward brandy, which was lib
orally supplied to all Corners. Taking
the cash value of the liquor he consum.
ed, and the real value of his influence. il
will require at least four years hard labor
in the service Of Seward, to square the
account.
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9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aekowhd..
the receipt Of an invitation to a Grs,,
Celebration at Atchison. on the 18th ina,
in honor Of the extension of the H.DD;.
bal and St. Joseph Railroad westward n
Atchison. AMI to witness the breaking Of
ground on the Atchison and Pixies Peal
Railroads.&c. invitation emitting Us to
free pass over several Railroads in III.
West. We have ever admired the snerpy
and public spirit of the people Of Atchi,On,
and are sorry we could not be present at
the celebration.
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MAeAzIxEs.-We End heap Of Mag
azines upon our table. for the present and
the coming month.
Here is Godey's Lady's Book, for July
rich in illustrations and reading matter
This number commences the 31st year oil
61st volume of the Book, during The
whole Of which period it has been con.
Quoted by Cooley in person. and has al
ways been the ladies' favorite. Now il
q good time to subscribe. Philadelphia
SO a year.
Arthur's Home Magazine. for June and
July. contains 8 great variety Of good
things. The July number commences thu
18th semi annual volume. Philadelphia
80 a-year.
Peterson's Magazine. for July. contains
beautiful engraving. entitled "Ssved. y
and . number of charming stories. fol
which this publication is noted. Peter
son stands high among the ladies. Thil
number commences the 3Sth volume o
the Magazine. PhilAdelphia-e2 year
The Ladies' Repository for June. come'
freighted with its usual sterling ordel
of literature, such as can be found in but
few, if any. of the Magazines Of the pres.
ent day. Cincinnati-e2 year.
The Atlantic Monthly. for, June. is
number of unusual richness. The corps
of contributors to the Atlantic. with tn
professor" at their head. are producing
work that cannot be excelled. Boston
SO a year.
The Knickerbocker. for June, presents
its welcome face. This patriarch o
American Magazines is now in the 55ti
year of its publication. and has ever stoOt
10 the front rank of literary excellence
Every American should be proud Of anC
support it. New York-S3 a year.
The Printer is again before Us. Non
can appreciate this valuable work so wei
as the craft-and that they do appreciate
it, we are well convinced, from its con
tinued and increasing prosperity. Long
life to it. New York-only 81 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-14

PENNSYLVANIA ALL RIGHT.-We give
elsewhere an abstract Of the accounts re-
ceived of the great and enthusiastic rAn-
6calion meeting held in PhilsdelPbls on
Saturday night. The same remark'Cl'
ardor and unsnimily manifested throagn'
out the country, in behalf Of the MES Q,
TIE PEOPLE, were here strongly disPIsyeO'
Philadelphia has responded to bOs'So'
Pennsylvania to New England. o.
Louis has already nobly spoken. and ~
the Great West viii speedily JON u
grand chorus with New York. giving n'
tersncs to the overwhelming popular pr
ference for Lincoln and Hsmlin. UIO'
night procession, the Press DoOgiSP@
per J says: LII
viewed from the balcony Of the nOesl
q scene worthy Of the hard cider cam
psiQp. when politicians sang OF log eso'
ms with their latch string hanging ra'
ana screamed themselves bosrseIor "!
pecanoe and Tyler too" The nsD.
clear and cool affer the rain /; the 'u.'. !,
Of music swelling the familiar t0no :.
"Yankse Doodle" "DiIisS Lang.
Hail Columbia. /" The Star op.Dg X.
Banner" and "Rosin the Bow Vi
gay and fantastic cOlOrs thai :, :sf s"Is.,
from Roman candles and BsngolI. ls1 \.
rsaecting the shadows Of the night 90 ~, 4.
tswpv walls Of the Continental y.
screams and shouts Ofsxcitsd young NE =.
the waving ofs thousand lanterns =.
eIittering Of . thousand trsnsPa'sn q 4.
the irregular and hurried tre.d o. "A
multitude; and all this at the d'ad =, =.
soIsmn hour Of night. almost o. ~
threshold Of Q pesefEl esoo1t9 1
combined to make this initial os4C 800
ton Of 1860 one Of IN sx'rSO'
character.
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DISTINGUISHED DEATHs.-The celebrs-
ted Theodore Parker, of Boston, died at
Florence. Italy, on the 10th ult., whittier
be had gone for the benefit of his health.
Lady Byron, widow Of the immortal
poet, died in London, during the past
month.
Peter V. Daniel, one of the Justices oil
the Supreme Court of the United States,
died short time since, in Virginia.
Hon. Silas NJ. Burroughs, Congress
man from New York, died a few days
ago.
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"HoxE AoA1x."-After an absenc

& "HoNE AoAIE."-After an absence
from our post Of four weeks, we are
again on hand, greatly improved in body,
If not in mind, and ready to put in our
''best ticks" on the right side of all
questions. Travelling and loa6ng are
great auxiliaries to corpulency; and il
we should indulge in that line for about
three menths, we believe we would do to
take around and exhibit as the ''fat boy. "
The following will illustrate the rapidity
with which we fattened up. as we went
alongl At Quincy, deputation of cit
liens waited upon rs, and invited rs to
remain there, and run for Squire. In
Chicago, s very tall man stopped rs in
The street, and threatened to fine Us for
non-attendancs at the last meeting Of the
Board. We afterwards learned that it was
John Wentworth, and that he mistook
rs for one Of the city Aldermen. AT
Lafayette, we were taken Tor Judge Pet-
tit, and large number of saloon keepers
came and thrust old whiskey bills before
our eyes, threatening to prosecute usi we
did not settle them. Wewere only saved
BY the cars leaving before warrants could
be issued. At Indianapolis. we were
pronounced second Daniel Lambert
come to judgment" Upon our arrival
among our friends, they exhibited great
alarm, and insisted upon having Us i'm
mediately tapped for the dropsy. We
could not rest at night. for dread lest
they should tap us in our sleep. This
accounts for our arrival at home so soon.
Bot hard york will soon reduce us. cor
porsally-6nancially. we have manged to
keep reduced to the lowest notch.
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CONTESTED ELEcuoNs. - Congress,
within few days past. has done good
work. in ousting fraudulently returned
members. and giving their seats to the
persons who received majorities of thu
legal votes. Barrett, Of Missouri, has
been thrown out for Frank Blair Coop
or, of Michigan. has had to give way fol
Howard /; and Estsbrook, Delegate from
Nsbraska. has to yield to Daily. Dan
Sieksls still holds his place. Let The
good work be completed.
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The RAIL- SPLIrrER.-We have Just
adorned our Office walls with q represen-
tation of backwoodsman (supposed to
be "OId Abe'') mauling rails, and other
paintings. the productions of Dill, the
Buckeye artist. Some critics have affec-
ted to take chuckle over it, from the fact
that the person is represented as driving
the wedges into the butt end Of the log.
whereas one who understands splitting
timber. would commence at the other end.
But they should know that it takes q
mighty good man (such as Lincoln) to
split from the butt end. Besides, it il
said that in the latter part Of the year
timber splits best from that end ; and
next Fall is the time he is going to maui
it to the Democrats
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~ We have recently received num-
Der Of copies of the Daily st. Joseph
Journal. which has been considerably en-.
largsd, and is one of the best Dailies
in the State. We like the way Col.
Brucs pitches into the Nationals. If the
publisbsrs should continue sending us The
Daily, we would not return them, mark
cd "refused"--especially as we do not re-
csivs any Of the st. 10. Dailies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-14

CoNFEoTIoKERY.-Attention is diree.
ted to the advertisement of James NJ.
Beckett, who hss taken the stand recent.
ly occupied by Henry Beckett. and has
opened up the Confectionery business OF
Q large scale. He is now receiving I
very large supply of candies and cigars
OF the choicest quality. which he vii
wholesale or retail, at the most reasona
bic prices. Everything in his line vii
be constantly kept on hand, together will
9 few choice groceries, Tobacco, Cigars
and 9 variety Of other articles.
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~ The Democratic papers. and tbOse
Republican papers which know no other
statesman than Seward, and imagine
the Republican party was gotten up fol
his especial benefit, seem to have entered
into q rivalry in bowling, lamenting and
mourning over the discontinue of the
''irrspressible" Yorker. Let them go.
If they enjoy tin the meantime. the
people are going for Old Abe, and will
elect him, regardless Of the great agony
Of the mourners.
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re- Heenan seems to be all the rage
East. About every third man one meets
has his hair clipped of close to the head,
Heenan style; in the cities, signs stare
you in the face. with the inscription,
"Heenan Saloon :" and hanging in front
of clothing stores, You will observe kind
of short buckskin breechcs, called "Hee-
nan breaches" In short, Hsenan takes
you "kerdiH'' in the eye. whichever way
you turn.