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MIR. GLADSTONE AND MR. DTsRAELI

M X. tSLADSEONE AND N Il. DfShAELAs
Disraeli's idealism is that of the specula-
tive philosopher-elastic, unreal, the pro-
duct. Of fancy without feeling; Gladstone's
is>thagAsf ihe poet-statesman, practical
aggrea Gull of yearning sympathy as
we'll - massive thought. Disraeli's his
torie.or constitutional fancies are blown
like soap.bubbles, rounded, brilliant, emp
ty, eyanescent; Gladstone's conceptiaAss
come glowing from the anvil of bis mind,
where they have been shaped As much by
the fire of the heart as by the hammer of
incessant and powerful thought. The Pre-
mier feels nothing, except what immedi-
ately touches himself, and devotes the
whole resources of his fertile intellect to
the arts of management and the study of
expediency. The leader of the opposition
feels intensely, and his energies are SO
much absorbed in giving practical form to
his generous aspirations, that he is apt to
neglect those meaner arts of party manages
rment in which his rival is reported 80
greatly TO excel. Their political leader
ship and parliamentary elOquence are each
stamped with their several characteristics.
Mr.. Disraeli aims at the appearance of sue
cess, Mr.. Gladstone at the reality. The
conservative leader will carry his measure
though he sacrifice the principle. The
J Liberal leader will carry the principle
! though he sacrifice the measure. The diff
ference in their style Of eloquence is edual-
ly remarkable. Disraeli speaks as one who
l believes that men are governed by words,
not by ideas Gladstone as one whose words
are of use only to elaborate ideas. The
one speaks.to convert, the other, TO con-
vince Any hattery, any art, by which he
may win vote, is natural TO the Premier !;
the assent of thejudgment all that seems
10 be sought after by the leader of the OPP
sposition. The studied tones, the theatrical
gestures, the elaborated epithets of Mr..
Disraeli carry the stamp Of art on their
face. The very voice Of Mr. Gladstone
has the ring of deep conviction, and it is
in telling arguments, not in pointed an
tithesis, that the nerve and Yigor Of his
speeches are TO be fonnd. The argumen-
tatfve portions of Mr.. Disrael's speeches,
unless Favored with sarcasm, are dry and
lifeless. 1t is in their argumentstive por-
tions that the real pith and marrow, the
real life and power, of Mr.. Gladsone's
speeches mainly reside.-British Quarterly.
Reuieg
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WHAT Is RRuNKr

The North British Reuieso says: AT the
beginning Of carouse Of a drunksrd, alc'I-
hol stimulates the action Of the heart, which
now sends blood rapidly to the lungs Tor
aeration. A large supply OF blooddisks
consequently reach the brain, when is
stimulated into activity. The ideas OF the
driDker now flow rapidly, at first coherentiy,
but soon without control; the brain matter
wastes too rapidly, and delirihm ensues.
During this time the volatile alcohol IS dii-
fusing itself through the system, converting
arterial into venons blood, and loading that
fluid with spirit which has tendency 70
prevent change in the tissues, 80 that the
drunkard becomes stupid, fslls of his char
in the stupor Of sleep, or, il too far gone,
dies Of yenous apoplexy.
It's 20 gratifying TO know what a drunk
consists in, we're sure topers will feel IN
der obligations TO the Rerieag for the explain
alton.
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In the Political Interests of
RnI the People, v Y = y

The UNION AND DISPATCH, as hereto
fore. will take tho Constitution and laws for its
guide; and in the discussion oC al the new and
intricate questions and issues arising oct Of tho
sxtraordinary condition in which the country
placed, Il will adhere to the principles a.
teachings Of the founders and sxpositors Of eur
government and institutions. II will endsaypi
to guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
vsrinR earnestness aud faith the rights and ints-
ests Of al the sthtes and the essential priDci-
les which constitute the hasis Of the Republic
We shall oppose all invRsions Of these. and
uphold. to tho utmost Of cur ability. tho union
Of the States under them FEELING that they
re endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
the Radical politicians who now hold the Legis-
alive power Of tho Government. VIC shall abate
nothing Of our past opposition 10 their woa-
ures with these views. which arc no less thaN
.ioiound convictions. We cannot and will not
hesitate 20 defend tho unfortunate South
tho aspersjcns and inpositions heapeo upo ts
people. and urge that JusTIoE and RiaHT shall
moted cut o thom.
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ILLINOIS.
The Campaign fEa the West--The Pral-
rles on Observation-Disclosures OF the PeO-
Correspondents Of the New York World.

pie. .''is~
Correspondence of the New York World
ODEN, ILL.,, August 10.--I drop you a
hasty line from this brisk little Western
city, lying far out upon the Grand Prairie,
and bearing the name cf Che good old Sean
dinavian god. But what would the staid
Mortimer, or their infallibIe god, have
thought of the sight have seen ,here-tHo
great lines OF. railroad, crossing at many
right angles, and far off in the distance
long trains of heavily y-freighted ears .ap-
preaching to the point of crOssing2di s9ais
No Presidential canvass since. 1910 has
exhibited SO much ardor, CONFIDENCE and
enthusiasm a5 the present. On Saturday I
attendeda popular outpeuring at little
station east of Oden, called Noble, in Rich
land county, and such enthusiasm. has not
been witnessed in many years. The peo-
pie were out in large numbers from the
whole surrounding country Fheyqcama
by delegations Of clubs, bearing banners,
transparencies, and torches, Headed. by
bands Of music. The sight OF The torchlight
procession as it fled 'out upon tie prairie
was really grand and beautiful sDenizeris
Of the city, or dwellers among hills and hol-l
lows, can have no conception of It. l't
The concourse Of people was addressed
by several prominent speakers, Colonel
Preston, Colonel De Hass, Mr.. Dicker, Of
Louisiana, Mr.. Wilson, etc. On the even
ing previous an enthusiastic meeting was
held at Olney, the largest city In south II
linois. Colonel De Hass, Of your city, was
the principal speaker. He counselled or
ganization, discipline, work encouraged
them in the great work of redeening the
State and the nation. Energy and action
we're certain TO insure Che most decisive re-
suits, The nation could not. exist four
years longer under misrule, CORRUPTION and
taxation. Grants peace" policy was Sc
yereIy excoriated, and the "men of Illinois
appealed to, that this four years fight was
all in vain, if they failed 70 sigaalize their
III q III ~ t1]71' u II7tii7Sfsf lifi' T1s
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FaltOn-in which the damage was much
less than in the remaining four. In Perry
county the losses will amount to but $1,000,
In Bedford rdcOunty there are fifty claimants,
whose damages amount TO $4,000. In Full
too county, which vas most exposed, there
are one hundredand thirty claimants, whose
damages will reach at least $40, 900, lexclu-
siye Of the loss by one party Of one hun-
dred and seyenty-tyo fat cattle. rr
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For the Family Circle,

Ana for the special pleasure and prOht OF The
younE. each week We viii give a general literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall ind
Its way into our columns unht for tho Perusal
the mothers aud daughters Of the land. bepre-
eating the demoralitinE scnsatiouahsm Of many
contemporary journals. we shall osoheW that
character. striving to give the reader substantial
matter. preferrinE 10 be useful rather than
susstionsl,
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DAMAGES BY THE CoNFEDERATE IRvA-
SION IN PKs the last ses-
sion Of the Pennsylvania Legislature an act
was passed providing for the appointment
OF comnis sion TO Rdjudicaie and record
ihe claims OF citizens Of the counties OF
Adams, + rankin, Fulton, Bedford, York,
Perry and Cumberland for damages incur
red by the Confederate invasion of 1868,
either through the public enemy or the Gp-
preparation OF property by the Union army.
Thus far the commissioners have visited
but three coanties-Perry, Bedford and
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Oar Manufacturing Rnd DO-
nestle Inferets.

We shall constantly admonish tho Southern
people 10 be solf-Teliant. and shall do what we
may be able to induce the establishment of
manufactures In our midst for our home pre-
ducts. To this end we viii pay special attention
10 the COST and srATIsTICs Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves 10 onoourare the divorsih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
uent Of Southern resources.
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities Of the legal prole'-
sion, and the general public interest attaching
10 the many new questions coming before eur
udicial tribunals we will publish all ths I'M
nor+ant decisions Of the Supreme Court. from
oeioial souroas. which may ho relied upon o.
utirsly Trustworthy. .,r.l..r
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by A CONSOLIDATION OF THB NASH.
WILLIE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DIsPAT0H. and BY the sehStcus and united
support Of tho UEIoE AND DISPATCH by the
patrons OF both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled to present Newspaper hithe
to unsurpassed in this city or State.
IL FULLNESS AND ACCURACY OF
NEWS. our paper will compare favorably with
thsibest in the entife country: and IN saying
THE We only repeat the expressions Of many 0f
cur patrons. who are most capable Of judging in
such nsAteors SER Ht.s 0F fbgFfbf
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

Ana kindred topics, We shall also give an ex-
tonsive variety OF valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted TO the farming classes o.
eur State. which will. in a great measure, sup
DIV the place Of q family agricultural paper,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-22

Mr.. Naliandigham has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats OF the third
district In Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

GENTs' READYMADE CLOTHING AND
~ Gents furnishing Goods
At A u G It 4 - N.
On Wednesday Morning. August 25th. 1868,
At l01z o'clock.
will offer At public auction. the entire stock o.
ReAdy-made Clothing and Furnishing foods
contained in the stOre-hOuss Of the late J ACoB
HYMAN, one door south Of corner Of Market
street and the Public Square. The merchants
from the country and city are respeettp liy IN
Yited to attend. a. this VIII be strictly q TRADE
SALE. Terms made kpQNn day Of sale.
anRi5 u NJ. j. D0LIN. AuctiOneer.
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PLANTERs, BANK NOTES.

TN AccoRDANcE WITH AN ACT OF THR
Il asnsral Assembly q ths State OF Tennassee,
approved December u, 1866. entitled an act TO
expedite the distribution Of the essSis Of Banks
Whieh have or nay make assignments among
Their creditors" notice - hereby given 10 the
Isnneasea 10 present them 70 the andersignea
IL the Bank IN Nashville for payment between
now and the hrss day Of January. 1863. o. they
will be foFevaF barred.
iva dkWtiIIanl O..
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REDUCTION OF RATES

gratiGod at being able TO state that
very largo increase in tho numbor Of our
Daily aud rri- Weekly subscribers onahi'ss us TO
reduce the price Of subscription to these editions
We do 80 the more ehoorgully because the neces-
sities Of the people, In the impoverished condi-
ton Of cur stricken section, requires such con
oassinns ss can be reasonably made in their in
tsros.s. From and after the lst January. there
fcre. our
vRRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
In ADVANCE
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CHANCERY SALE.
SOule Female College.

attached, located at one end Of the principal
streets Of the city Of Murfreesboro. Rutherford
county. Tennessee. For elegance, unity Of de-
sign, and adaptation 70 educational purposes
this college eiifse has bat few superiors. If any.
The form Of the house Is that Of a massive Ro-
man Gross. three stories high, 135 feet long and
1l5 wide. The brick work Is executed in the
finest style-the wood work on the exterior Is
tasaeiuily adjusted. A hno battlement cornice
extends entirely around the caves, with from
tisDiese facing the street. On the right Of the
main entrance. on the first story are two family
rooms, each twenty feet square. and opposite are
psriors corresponding in size. This entry inter-
sects passage. from which doors open intO tho
chapel, laboratory. apparatus aud dining -FoOIDs-
In the same wing with the library apparatus
rooms are the Juvenile and Preparatory De-
paFtmsnts. The Study Hall Is 50 feet square
well lighted and thoroughly ventilated. FROM
this hall glass doors open into the various re-
citation rooms. The dormit0ries are tWenty-six
in number. twenty feet square on average. and
all fourteen feet high. The windows are large,
opening full length on hinges. and protected
from without By Venetian blinds. There is q
BEAUTIFUL LAWN
In front and on either side Of the building. well
set in bluegrass, and pleasantly shaded. All
necessary oat-bulidiaga cisternss ETC., on the
premises.
TERMs-Creait OF one. two and three yeas,
the purchaser giving notes With two approved
seeurities and lien Is retained on the property
as farther security. sale tree from redsm pti0nl.
J. n. TOMPKlNS.
augll ID G. ( n. and com'r.
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And for shorter periods at the same rates
sS- We earnestly appeal 70 our iraonds 70 Al
n extending our circulation; and IN thereby IN
,ressins oar means Of usefulness. copy OF
napsr will be sent grAtuitously to any one
aa tsn subscribers 20 either Of the editions
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SCIENCE.

SALr IN KEROSENE LAMPs-It is said that
sdding to coaloil onefourth s weight OF common salt
h the kerosene lamp makes the light much more prah
aud clear Keeps the wick clean, and prevents smoking
HYpRArE OF BI-SULPHIDE OF CARBoN.-M
Duclaux, French chemist has lately produced new
compound which consists 81 TWO atoms OF m-suphue OF
cAIbOn and one atom OF water
20 A GREAT REFRACTOR.-Mr. Cooke of London
has Just completed 25nch obectglass the largest ye,
tests resolving celestial Objects and Is pronounced op
tcaiy excellent
CONCENTRATION OF THE Suns HEAT.-The
lens recently made for Mr. Parker OF London Is three e
tn diameter three inches thick in the center ana wes'
s2 pounds In Its focus small quantities OF the o re-
pated into yspor and the usually unyieldng minerals arc
Immediately vitrihcd.
THE DISTINCT ACTION OF ACrINIc AM, ASp 5n Inc
MISOUs RAYs-The photographs taken IN lHgI i
she lunar eclipse Sept. IS do not represent a. ne Ia
portion Of the moon seen with the ~ s cuary by
saying that Of the moon is echp'ed cnoA' 'N"n
epticany.
NEW SENSITIVE COMPOUND.-M Pratt, who
.lai,as y, have ISOLATED lnorne forms huoride OF sill
er1psoubie I'm water and soluble in ammonia from when
& AMY tba1 chloride of silver The ordinary soluble
auode Of silver known to chemists is according to Pratt
IN oxy-huoTide
CARBoNIzED PAPER-Mr j. f. Hover of
Philadelphia has invented new kind Of writing and
printing paper The Improvement consists In charging
INK Of the palest description. when applied to becomes
intensely black The mineral surface given to the paper
prevents greasiness and allows the ink 10 How freely
Il also takes printing ink readily, and produces
black and smooth impression.
FUNGI IN TIE HAIR.-Mr. John Bishop de-
scTibed at a meeting OF the Edinburgh Botanical Society
Of fuDgod disease Of the beard IN which the hair
broke OF short curled MP and appeared as though snge
The microscope showed cellular fungus CROWN WliLl
the hair causing its disruption Similar cases or beard
disease have been reported In this country III seems I'M
possible extrpate the fungus with ordinary remedies,
and the only course left is TO resort to the razor
THE AMERICAN TUBE WELL.-The simple
and expeditions plan for obtaining water by driving tO
She iron tube having numerous small holes near
the bottom closed by inverted cone Of STEEL which was
used with great success by the Union army during the
hate Rebellion has put in operation IN France under
the EmperOrs personal supervision The British Govern
after testing them at AdcrshOt have sent special
brigade having charge Of these portable wells with the
ADyssinian expedition.
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Gopartmrsbiu gut;t,s.


DISSOLUTION.--Thc firm of JOHN TAf-
Os SONS dissolved the 0th) Tenth DAY OF January,
decase Joseph Taylor an persons hvrg claims AGAINST
will present the tue once, No jJ& Green~n
Of Jsy.St, NewiOrk
undersigned viii continue the Brewing business under the nne
and style IT JOHN TAYLOKS son. WI H. TAYLOa
NOTICE.-The undersigned have this day
~ formed COPAR rNERSIP under the arn Of MYERS M0
GAN whosle HARDWARE blsness at No. 10
Warrer-s.- EeS-Yors, Feb. l. 1903 JOIN r. MlhaS
49, HENRY A. MORGAN.
Late q Morgan, Quaekenhnsh CO.
rTHE LUCIUS HART MANUFACTURING
i COMPANY.
npder the NewYort have purchased
the Silver Plated of Locus Hart Co.. also the eht.n
swerPsted Ware Manufacturing ESTABLISHMENTS o. Oee NJ
Howell veys aad Will coltane the Of hne SILVER
EyerPstg al the weknown stand Nos
Burugp where Mr. HOWELL will be constantly In attend
snce, and happy see his on fren $ and patrons
LUCIUS TART President
GRO. NJ. HOWELL. V. p and Superintendent
CHA9 PANStNj, SecratarT
LUCICS HART, IT,. Treasurer.
The business Of LuCIU HART Co, importers and dealers In
METALS M continue uHchAa at the OLD stand Nos and burng
slip.
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oazs sttzm.rs.
STEAMBOATS, asa gaiIroaAs.
LINE.

The steamers IRTsT0L and PROVIDENCE having been vhA
iors lev weeks ond, u rest and them si
covered By the fast aud well Known freight rrspeln NTIS
LORs which will make their trips tame and rots I'm h
delivered with proDptness and Dispatch
II. o. BRIGGS, G.ssnl MANAGE,
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ZINE ARTS.

HlNE AM D. - . ...
Agent for the American AZ; Department the Paris Rrpotol
Having Europe h friends ami the Art public that
lis bnsnrss ART AGENT lie ha- take the
eomodoas Gallery No " Fhae Of Poareenht. HLse
M exhibit and oIrr private sale the various SOrks Of att "ed
lis rslenoe abroad Several 81 the
purchased Cnise Exposition" Many obcrs
toIgL 81 TIE Aus ANIMAL KIhuoIth Salon Of lTrhls
With
well productions 10y otbe who for the 6rd ar
roiacei here fhe mposne Of these selections viii be made uasi
fssi by the following hot:
he death Css.f By Ceroe (he celebrated Painting ias tho
Pars KIposiiOuD
The Reader" BY Msiouisr. portrait Of the Artist ro,a the
Pans EIIosLonl
Synph 10 Foann by Paul Droehe iron ie roirales
Colerionl
EeW. Pilgrims Going Church Winter" II
ton. iron Eoysl Academy Exhibition 1871
Paintings Ia oil b. Mrrr JAAeTt Bongesg. fss
HAnon, Lnhee, bar Bron, Danbignv TrcTon.
Cbsy Bssnger k0ek hoek I0uB1nche Sbreye Aceubie r
Zsmacos Gride Crsud nus Dore JYusn fhe Boy
Aussandon, L. hsc0sura kuHacfy akayv Lnrnn. Dey
Herhhodef. De La Breg zem Baron Bsunr ver Hdbser,
SgnAr Sthar lefDme1s MOuIt brAon COurr Fsuvrl Fsi
Krsus. JAclne. Preyer. ke. 60.
DrANihgs in WsirCcr 4e by Dssoche "a FTee Gus Dore.
llamOn Achsubaeh GayaTa Couourr. Ie Nul Caisne De
Keyse Belsnge, Hauignr Nenst David. lesson Cslrl-t
Sunier Hoglet Dessye Ansstssi Ncrn oebe ooo. Mrkn
Fr.n,I DE Toury DeuI eon. Baol Lsuens viber fsHn,
Noel ChoufPe Ien Kate Issbey JnBier, Aartn AehsI v
Adam. Herbshohe Aas Couds Ia a1o MAs. Codes Msry.
Ouvhe Lsfevr NefToeT Wasn't Cprvi lie Ba BeAume, Al
dneuI &c.
STATUE, IN AARBLE-By T.u.rdia Of Mlsa om iAe Fans
sTATrBTTB IN fvoRY-By yoreau and nsby other
articles Of rfn from the Exposition Silver Bronze ioTy.
Glass Chins knnY Iron Terra Gotta &c, from the Frrrch fs
sian German su s~edh Danish Austrian Pisssln bnsh, In
free daily frm until DARK Monday night from unl
lo"eoek No W fifh-aSe. corner F0Irte epth-si,