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STREET CONFEDERATION

STD TrTrrT EnUTVsR nUru,r<,
OAENeLLA = O~sAxAivA- Ae~~~tJE II lClAIx.
rV1Exvtsf r. r,FeTryTfsrr TssssTNre -r>-~--->>>
10 ihs laa rs rouno a. me corner of Cloaet and
ne IA ~ .-,its e. s,ostad 49, -.
fork and me e ear cropped and splits crooked
horns and branded " W On me right side Of the backbone
Whcn noe eAea Wltnn hre days and the
on PAD VII be sod = % At said place. WED
N tssDA MAY y, LOU y ~ o'clock A. NJ a..e.g
New Orleans, May ~ 1851
y. ". fLktihlth. Street Commissioner.
heesefeo WAY ~ 10y. ,,r,,r.. $50.
For Comptroller.
Il
ID ~ eondv;l az dsat r. - = ~ r DIhsTkICTn
corure Cloust e. Bons Eufsns DISTRICT en-
iFrs -. tsc1se ~ ro,,as :, e3 h spaVs
a, ore;iis s.a roteilie drolie iendne
rnrnes cnrnse II msrnnss W s 4 - Y uenA leles les
4 Il an animal ess ss ~ g eose aoit des reins
nayas ii sara yendn enchee hl,aa Jouis as et rs irn
10 as n ~ " ~ a ~ aeures A. NJ
Noayele Orleans Is az nai @ i =, ~ n ~
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q q HENRY nuREL. for Comptroller.


al City Of New Orleans, May 10, 1850
no. 6lIs.1
k}>< ne Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
e y tbs highest bidder sfie twenty days notice
Journal con<tert for the privilege and right way
~ Sxs4N ~ !HpnipE double track railroad IN
ne ctei stzc from Rampant 10 The Ray
H@H HE " a11nTiaacc With AZ the S,r
sxa - tas e sAid daahlstaek railroad ,e
suslt @ sas approval eetlau Of the 1onoa Geunc
ANNG iS'epedb JOHN +. MONROE
ffssaax1t bosza y Assissani Aldermen.
l@iEre1I ]. o. NIXON.
1t sly 8 ~ = President Hoard cf Alderman
sisaell GERARD sriTH, Mayor.
Neslssi hereby gives that On SATURDAY june 4 lssa
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Notice hereby given that on THURSDAY th May 1860
tract.
mylo7t " DUPLEssIs. Comptroller.
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~ mCDONNELL,s RESTAURANT No.
- = lf7 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
- 1a<4&% 80 rondelet Streets New Orleans.
3sAss&&S This establishment will remain open during
the summer where everything the market affords be found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make more
desirable than other similar place in the city during warm
weather.
Furnished rooms transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors Of every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
myl4H Proprietors.
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Refc That the Comptroller he hereby authorized
10 sell after five days notice In the official Journal the
for the filing Of Water from Ca0pe Julia street.
The work 70 s performed aecoring 70 specifications and plans
lection Of the Common Council.
[sgnedi JOHN +. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl }. o. NIXON.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAxoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April o, 1850
DY VIRTUE of resolution No. $3.50 of the
ID Common Council OF the city Of New Orleans and in accord
Of the City Charter notice hereby given
that is the intention Of the city Of New Orleans 10 cause TO
be opened MoFean from ey 10 Desire street. and from
Ema Independence according to an act entitled An
regulate the opening laying out and streets and
public places the city Of New Orleans and It's suburbs in
coporaed and Incorporated and in the baneu OF the same
approved April 3D. 1882" -, - ,.,.,, :.
Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE "A NouYEILE ORLEANS !
Hotel de Vile. asTil lS60.
I'm VERTU de La resolution No $3.50 du
"a Commun de Ia N0uvelle Orleans
l2 de Ia chare de IA ve avis present
que ntention de Ia vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans de
MORGAN pa de Ia Piety jnsqua Ia
DESIRE pariir de Ia Elmire jaqna de pInddpen
cnnfomfment nacts intus reaiif Power
authorizations des places pnhiques dams Ia
Vile de Ia Nouve Orleans fspbongs neofpores q
ineoport ct aust de banlieues appTonys e ayri
\ LIVERPOOL CAMEL CoAIz-ep tuns of bss
H quality hand picked Camel Coal on board ship fo~efn
fall & JONES & co., 81 Gravisr street.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans;
CENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
VI fronting either side Of Tont street. from
road Usuines street. honorable body
the Comptroller SELL after ten days notice. the
with round stones accord
ding Section 9 of the City Charter, approved March 20
1856 accordance with grades and levels be furnished by the
O''' Iaf Guyol, l24 feet.
A. Faivre, 20
John Kister 80
ii. Gerard, IA
II. Morgan, rs
Geo Steuben, 60
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Assistant Board.
NouyELLE ORLEANS 20 mars 1850.
A Honorable Conse Commun de la Nouyells Orleans
M ESSIEURS-Ies sousstgnes, proprietaf-
I'VE coss de la r0n dn ehemh du Bayou
la des Ursuine demandent yore honorable dau
torser e controller de yenre dix jours davis
payer te caioux rond contorme'
ment Section 9 de Ia Chare de la Vile appTouve lie 20 de
1856 dapres les gnes ct niyeeents du yoyer do la
vile.
Laf Guyo l24 pieds.
A. Faivre, 20
John KIster 80
H. Gerard, "a
H. Morgan, rs
Geo. Steuben, 90
JAS. A. HOPKINS
alO secretae du Bureau dcs Assistants Aldermen
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4 liz IA DUFFY'S
q @ N r G M r K II q r p
cure on Ague and Fer.r

NlHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HIM..
body is liable SO universal, SO dreaded or 81
ly fatal as Fever It appears in different cUunts euea,
climates under different types and characters In ana
country, where IFS annual is looked for with hS
and apprehension, il usually assumes the bilious Ir
Another species Of fever prevalent here and 9t,
be said never leaves or subsidies altOge her
tumnal Intermittent, Ague and Fever which Au-
fatal yet distressing. Its characters e ne!
consequences peculiar: to diminished energy ~ o
nervous system be aserbed the languor s !, me
and general prosraon which characterizes ils ina.e
functions of the liver stomach, and intestinal canal t.
therefore, quite manffest-in fact, it is well kuowr =,
Ague and Fever lay The basis Of consumption of The ts
chronic affection Of the liver and spleen dyspens;
not unrequentiy dropsy and when this srar sIo
riscera becomes established, there 10 constant
to relapse, even from slight Causes and when thus
Gated with these constitutional diseases their
and cure becomes more difficult. nens
Common sense teaches, that the cure of Aeue and D.
consists in shortening the duration OF the paroIvs
preventing its The first is 10 be accomnS ana
depicting the bowels, relaxing the skin DC; he sy5
BY the prompt application of such medicines a, are
lated to restore the deranged functions and give bsSr
tone to the nervous system. eHuy
The Tonic MIXTURE offered possesses all the or,,;
requisite to effect the second indication. The 61st S
generally checks the disease, and bottle meyer
effect cure healthy reaction takes place. the anre,;
restored, the system becomes invig0rated and t5s "a
tient begins to feel surprised the rapid t,an,n
state Of morbid suffering to that Of progressive reca
These effects have been experienced BY all who have ~
it, which could be shown by numerous Testimonials O'eu
CHARLES DUFFY, MD.
NeWoein' " " oe'. ~ Iooo. 42-wIy
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail h, = Q
R. N. Duffy, Newbern, N, c. And also for sale br N
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents Nsu VIZ
And by Druggists and Merchants Throughout. the coun,
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MY sjsteri mother can you tell
Where is my sister, sweet Esfellefr S
A death-like shudder seized her fianet
At mention of that lnved pne's name.
Why didst thou ask nav Earnest know
This is the keenest, heaviest blnw 49, *
That yet has fallen ON nv head
WoulI-wnuld that Thad left her dead
Beside her father ON the floor,
A mangled mass begrimmed with gone;
For know. my son. 1 saw her clasped,
Yes, writhing in rufiian's grasp;
Weuld God she'd died than live she must,
The victim of demons lust!
Tears wet the boys pale haggard cheek
Sobs checked the words he fam wnnld speak,
"How long, how long must these things last!
When will this fearful woe be pasfg
God knows, nv child, time was when We,
Poor mothers in simplicity
Of Judgment prayed, err twas too late,
Appease, redress, cOncillaie. ~
Let not The madness Of few
Involve us all in ruin too;
To US it seemed too small thing,
For which they strive, such woe 10 bring I;
But what could poor weak women know
OF causes whence strife should fiOws
Men spurned our words and at their Gust
The blow was slruck-the nation lost;
And now before us all is gloom,
No kindly shelter but the tomb
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LEGISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
SENATE.

SENa1E.
SATURDAY, Dec. s, 1860.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'clock
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Fitzgerald
Journal of yesterday read by the Clerk.
The Speaker presented series of resolutions
passed by meeting of the citizens Of EdgecomSe
county, federal relations Referred to committee
on that subject.
Mr. Walker, from the committee on education re-
ported back the bill to incorporate Edinboro Male
and Female Academy, with recommendation that it
pass.
The bill to incorporate Judson Female College,
recommending its passage .-.
The committee to prepare for the counting Of the
votes for Governor reported proposing that the Sc
nate and House in the House at II o'clock, and
that the Speaker of the Senate be the chairman Of
the Assembly, and that the votes be counted by a
joint committee of two the part of each House
The report was concurred in, and sent to the
House for its concurrence.
A message was received from the House, with a
letter from the Governor transmitting the report Of
the treasurer of the University.
On motion of Mr. Ramsay, the report with
companying documents, were ordered to be printed
and referred to committee on education.
message was received from the House, trans
hitting the following engrosSed bills:
bill to amend an act entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the town of Charlotte
bill to prohibit the emancipation of slaves by
Will. Read and referred to committee on judiciary.
A message was received from the House. concur
ring in the report of the committee to prepare for
counting the vote for Governor.
The hour of IL having arrived, the Senate ad-
journed to the House of Commons when the Speaker
of the Senate took the Chair, and the returns Of
the different Sheriffs of the election iE August
announced and compared.
The Senators having returned to the Senate cham
Der, Mr.. Thomas of jackson, from the committee on
internal Improvements, reported bill to amend
the charter of the Western n. c. Railroad and re-
commended its passage
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, the BILL report and ac
companying documents were ordered to be printed
On motion Of Mr.. Outlaw, leave of absence until
Wednesday next, was granted to Mr.. Hall of New
Hanover.
Mr. Grist introduced bill to incorporate Bellevue
Academy, IN Beaufort county.
Passed first reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
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Mr.. Hill moved to reconsider the vote BY which
The motion to print Mr. Yeates resolution Of this
morning was negatiyed Agreed to-
The question asthen put ON the motion to print,
and it prevailed. yeas A, nays %.
The bill allowing less number than majority
of the justices of Iredell county passed its second
reading
The bill to repay to certain banks money improp-
ery collected from them taxes was read the third
time.
Mr.. Hill moved to amend by making the act in
force from, and after its passage.
The amendment was adopted and the bill passed
its third and last reading. =
The resolution in favor Of Joseph H. Gooch, late
Sheriff of Granville empowering him to collect
arrearages of taxes was read second time, and
On motion of Mr. Fleming was re-referred to com
mttee on claims for amendment
On motion of Mr.. Simonton, the House adjourned
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

an SOCIETY Ri GE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
U miles from the city of Jackson Capitol of the State
ten from Clinton Vcksburg Jackson Railroad slI
from Livingston, and FIVE from TugalOo Depot, on o.
jackson q. N Railroad connecting it with all parts Of
the Union The great southern place Of resort CoOPs
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride or drive Inc
negborhood wealthy refined has fine schools and sew
era churches and the health and climate of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it to per-
of family coming south. The tract contains 2l9
aces-sbout lao of timber 400 of fine creek bottom and
the hill and branch land all in state of good cultTs
ton There dwelling and out houses, fruit orchard
negro cabins GIN press cribs stables pond for stock els
Tern and spring for persons, &c, &C.
For further particulars write to R. A Clark, Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
JOHN NJ CLARK,
YazoO City.
October l6 1860 AZ wifi
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NOTICE.

NJoFIeE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION
u will be made to the next General Assembly OF Norn.
Carolna to amend the act of Incorporation Of St. John
College and also for the passage of act authorizing us
Masonic Grand Lodge of the State Of North Us
the Trustees of said College to issue Bonds for the Pu
pose of raising funds to enclose the same.
November Is, 1860. 4S-Wlm'
~ Register please copy.
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LARGE SALE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED AS
IL ADMINISTRATORS on the estate of JOHN SMITH,
decd, will SELL credit of six months to the highest
bidder THURSDAY, December 18th, at the late resi-
dence Of deceased commonly called the billiard place. ten
miles East Of Raleigh, all of his crop of Corn Fodder
Cotton, Wheat and Oats and all Of his stock of Horses
Mules, Cows, Hogs and Sheep. And also about
Forty Likely Young Negroes,
both men, women and children
Persons having claims against the estate requested
TO present them for payment this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery persons indebted requested
to make payment
G. 81. WILDER, Admr.
November 90 1850. s4-WdG
tB Register copy till day of sale.
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VINE HILL CLASSICAL
AND
MILITARY SCHOOL.
Scotland Neck HaIifar Countr N n

MORTON L. YENABLE, p.;,.;.,,.
JOSEPH VENABLE, A. w., IT"etp0"'
Tn>HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION will
open the Sd Monday in January, 1861. The course
Of instruction will be designed to prepare students for the
University any College for the practical duties Of
life.
Special attention will be given to the mcl well
mental training of those inrusted to the of the Pn
cipas The military department will be under the iirec-
tiOn of two officers of experience and ability.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Tuition in the Classical Department s25 90
English 1900
Contingent Fee, so
Board per month, l00
Reports will be sent to parents and guardians at the
middle and close of each session.
For further particulars apply for circular Address the
Principals al Scotland Neck P. o., Halifax Co., N C.
Dec. 2, 1850. 49-w8t.
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&C. LINpsEY,s SELECT sCHoeL,

A.-C. LINDSEF,s SELECT School,
NEAR McLEAx's STAfoE, GUILroRD Co, n. Y.
1uIs IooATIoN was chosen for classical school BE-
III cause of its remoteness from influences eacua AZ
distract the attention, corrupt the morals or
The third session will commence the 9Th January
Board in good families, tsper mon'n'
Classical Tuition per session, go. ~
English from $lo 10 SSV I.avst.
Dec. 4, 1860.
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g TATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- T
- C0UNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term, s60Tabitha Spain Drury Spain, Stan
y :. Spain, and others.-Peton for dover.
In this tappearng the Court that the defendants
James H. Brown and wife Mary residents Of the
State of North Carolina it is ordered that publication be
made for six weeks successvey, in the North Carolina
Standard newspaper published in the City of Raleigh
for said James A Brown and wife appear and make de-
fence to this suit at the next of this Court be Sed
at the Court House in Greenve the first Monday of
February next this petition will be taken pro
to them.
Witness H. Sheppard Clerk of our said Court at Office
the first Monday of November, 1860.
H. SHEPPARD Crk.
Dec. 4. 1860. pr. adv. s. 621S) 49-w6t.
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NOTICE.

n PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE hEAtt
a Legislature TO annex to Yadkin county that par u
IredeI county commencing the southwest coroer ~
Yadkn county; thence running with the Wilkes ins
the south prongOf Hunting creek thence down saio
with its meanders to Datons bridge Hunters nrios"
VI - H '-t'' As - 49, MANY CITIZENS:
N...sk..,e ,sso . 47-W2t.f
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-P
- COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Gu irter Sessions, No
vember Term, lssh-Drury D. Spain and James
A. Brown and wife Mary-Pettion TO divide shares
II appearing that the defendants, James A. Brown and
wife Mary residents of this State ordered that
publication be made The North Carolina Standard for six
weeks successfully notifying The said defendants appear
at the next term OF this Court 10 be held at the Court
House in Greenve the first Monday Of February next,
then and there TO plead demur this petition
will be taken pro them and heard accordingly
Witness. II. Sheppard Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Greenvle, the FIRST Monday of November, 1860.
ii. SHEPPARD, OK.
Dec. T. 1860, pr adv. IS 621S) 49-wat
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NOR RENT.-THE HOUSE AND LOT NOW &C.
IL cupied by Mr. Jordan Womble, Jr will be for rent
reasonable terms from the first day of January next 1t
is located in the eastern part of the city, fronting Jordan
Womble Esq.
For terms apply to Mr. L. W. Peck.
CATHARINE POOL.
Nov. rs, 1860. 49-w3t+
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Note By the Reporter.-On the vote by yeas and
nays, in the House yesterday Mr.. Crumplers mo-,
ton to take up the bill providing for the amendment
of the constitution by Legislative enactment, the
name of Mr.. Harriss was omitted lie ought to
have been recorded as voting in the affirmative.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
OxroRn. N. C.

0xToRD, N. C.
HlHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTlpN
u will commence the lst MONDAY in January, anu
that of the Fall the I'd MONDAY in July.
For price of board rates of tuition and course oil STU
dies, see Circular.
November Q 1sso 4@w3m.t
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For John W. Ellis IS, 4sS; for John Pool 50, 1913.
Ellis majority 6, $40 :,
Mr. Clark. Speaker of the Senate, then declared
John w Ellis duly elected Governor of North
Ina two years from the 1st day Of January, 1861
The Senate then Withdrew, when
On motion Of Mr.. Barringer, the House adjourned.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
JENNING PIGGoTT,

JENN1NG P1GG0TT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE NoRTH-CARoLISA,
Is permanently situated at Washington, D. c. where Do
win attend to claims against the Government and esPs
cially to obtaining patents for inventors.
July a. 1850. 30-wlypd
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INSANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
admission of male patients should be made to the
dersgned before their removal from home consequence
of the crowded condition of that department Of the
tuition. ED. c. FISHER,
Physician and Supt
Nov. 2s, 1860. 4s-w4t.*
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met pursuant to adjournment Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
Journal of Saturday was read -s.. a.es.sg
Committee on enrolled bills for the week was an
nounced as follows
Messrs. Foy, Barringer, Marsh, Williamson and
Albritton.
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Camel RON 4 wlDD.aNCv0r

uOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
/ No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa.
PiA'a ani Decorative Paper Hangers, 0rsinsrs,
AArblsrs and Sign Writers.
Asssss.C G. W. having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, gussantes sat
isisction 70 all parties entrusting work 70 them.
Pspe' Hanging in every style, from COM
mon brown paper u the most elaborate decors-
tions.
N. b. Whitening and Wall Coloring. ljs26 dom
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and 10 remain . Know Nothing. il they were
not. You contaminated your bargain, and
changed your political creed whilst you we're
signing the articles Of agreement Talk oi
sudden cow. reions, talk Of the change wrought
in the heart Of Constantine, ss be say the
cross 10 the heavens. talk Of the miraculous
conversion Of S.ul--they we're SLOW and
tedious processes. compared with the csnver
sion Of Add Sanders TO Black r .publicani.m
when he found he could make money b the
change Have you not the impudence Of the
Evil One himsef. to charge any man with
merccpsry motives. in changing Or modifying
bic political opinions.
But let US see what unworthy motive Mr..
Caldwell could have in becoming Dem crat.
He was the f.vorits Of the Republica, party,
which is in large majority in this city and
county. He vas deputy Of Mr Clifford. Clerk
Of the District Court. and his tenure of that
place depended on his adhsr ng to the Repub
licsn party. The Democracy are poor. 10 q
minority. and on their hack What has any
man TO hope from them! Is it money? They
have none. Is it power! They are powerle.s.
They have nothing, absolutely nothing but
principle to present. aod here principle never
attracte mercenary man. Wha. could Mr..
Caldwell gainl What has he lost! The
means Of support for young man and strug-
Cling farnily-the leadership of powerful par
y--as fair prospects OF political prefern ent
asever man had 10 Scott county. He makes
sacrifices like these. and yet. you-you accuse
him Of corrupt and mercensry motivesl The
ways Of Providence are mysterious, and there.
fore it is impossible to understand Why such .
thing as you is placed in position from which
yon can scatter your sland.r on good and true
men, broadcast through the country. Mr.
state in public speech the reasons which
have wrought the change in his public
views. Satisfied Of his ability to give
irrefrsgable prof OF his sincerity, as we'll
as Of the correctness Ct the principles
he now supports. l shall not enter upon
the task Of vindicatiag the one or the other
1t is enough for Us Democrats to know that
Mr.. Caldwe!'s reputation of yonr party has
struck terror to the hearts OF your leaders
thro wn your ranEs into confusion, and iuiti..
ted = stampede that will GARY hundreds into
the Democratic told. l pass by much you
have said as not worth answering, and per-
Laps give you and your letter too nuc!. i'm.
portance by noticing you aud it at all. IL
political, as in field sports, it il foolish to waste
powder upon small game, and Mr. Caldw ell,
for that reason, will not diguiy YOU
hy sievating you to The position Of an
antsg"nif'. A man psncplied 10 principle ie
not to be .stroysd by tue blank cartridges Of
the pow der-m nksys Of politics. Your indule
ent friends in sympathy for your utter help
lsesness have petted you as a mother pets de
formed or idotic child, and like spoiled oy
you have become ssucy and presrm,,ioue
But s,rsng-rs untouched by maternal tender.
ness or family piety, will cuff your ears whe q
you are rude, Ms l have done in this letter
You're DC. New Albany,
Floyd county, lndiara