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The pnl!ir In general viii please take notice
that our display Of FALL DRY GOODS VIII be
larger and more attractive Than usual. We, buy
ing all goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, are ut all
times enabled to sell BARGAINS: and while we
have now in stock a complete assortment Of every
thing usually found In n Grst-cass store call the
PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF TIE LADIES
to the following. which we are Offering rs SfE-
CIALTIEs, and REMARKABLY CHEAP:
FRENCH ROBAUIX TWILLED POPL1SS,
double widths, and beautiful silk mixtures;
TWlLLED PARIS POPLISS, most all colors'
ut only sc. worth 81 per yard;
sOLID-COLORED ALrACA POpLISS, various
shades, only 3cc. per yard;
STRIPED ENGLISH CARTOONS only 2cc. per
yard
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
ct prices TO suit all.
BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade
imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERISOS, all colors
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
a good article, at sl.@5;
1000 yards THREAD EDGING, all widths very
cheap.
have on hand n splendid assortment OF
WHITE GOODS,
such as IRISH LINENS, PLAIN, STRIPED, and
CHECKED CAMBRIA and NA1NsoOk
MUSLINS.
Also, n splendid stock or WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TWIII.ED FLANNELs
OPERA, PLAIN and PLAID FLASSELs,
all cOlors.
\ heavy supply Of MEMS WEAR, such as
CLOTHS, CAsSnIEREs, SATlNETs,
MELTOSS. BEAVERS, TRECOT, KEN
lucky JEANS, PULLED CLOTHS, &c.
An endless variety OF HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs.
SOMETHING NEW.
CORSETs A La PANNlER at 81, warranted
whalebonc.
PLAID sHAwLs, BRoCHE sHAWLs.
NOTIONS, JET JEWELRY, EMBROIDERIES
and LITTLE OF EVERYTHING that Il
generally found in regular dry goods store
All we ask Is "a CALL
HIRSH & GUG6ENnE1MER.
statesmen: ". c. Kean, j. III. Chcnery, an,
". II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. SEES
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TENNESSEE SENAroR.-" Data" writes to
the >lut that Johuson'S prospects are bad.
Election to-day. Beast Butler favors john
son, As he (BUtlci) would have to come from
Massachusetts TO mind Johnson.
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Erie Canal NAVIGATION.

ALBANY, n. Z, October 18.-The breai
in the Erie canal is repaired, and navigation
viii be resumed to-day.
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RAND RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.

GRAND RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.
SUCCESS OF THE NEW STORE,
because all kinds OF DRY GOODS are sold there ut
REASONABLE PRICES,
thereby enabling buyers to supply themselves with
MANY GOODS FOR a LITTLE MONEY.
Now IS the time to make selections, and VIC offer
BARGAINS,
and specify few articles, to which we invite at
tention:
PLAID. CHENE, PLAIN, and ROUBAIX POI
LINS;
SOLID DELAINEs, ALPACAs, MERINOEs,
and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
FAsT-COLOR NEAT CALICOEs at l23c.;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL at le3c.;
Splendid assortment of BLACK ALPACAS and
other BLACK GOODS;
CASSIMERES. DOESKlNS.
CHINCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS;
SATINETS, FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
SFIAWLS. CL0AKS,
BAIMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
DAMASKS,
WHITE GOODS,
wORSTED KNIT GOODS,
GLOVES ard HOSIERY,
And many other seasonablc and desirable goods.
GIVE Us A CALI. AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALIuAtER & SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Similar inducements are offered at our store NO.
1919 Main street Ezckies old stand where Messrs.
GUS. TuAI.uIMER, r. A. CHEWING. WILL
LIAM A. GARNER, and 4. ID. LOCkETT, Will
he nl.asrJi To see ;ncIr friends. oc IL
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us in contact with almost all her principal

us in contact with almost all her principal
business men in every department OF trade.
We found them as entcrprising, energetic,
and courteous--euen to q newspaper man
as in the good old days of yore, and are au-
thorized by them to say to the merchants
of the southwest that they are ready to du-
p!icate Baltimore bills, and accommodate
them on terms equally rs liberal and salts
factory rs the merchants of that city now
offer. Take in connection with-this the fact
that Richmond is equal ifnot superior to Bal
timore as 4 cattle and produce market, and
that the tariff cn al classes Of freight is con-
sidcrably less from any depot or the Vir-
GINA and Tennessee road to the first named
city than to the last, and who will not
be surprised that our people persist in
trading outside of their State limits, to the
detrimcnt Of their own and the public in
terest?"
And much more. The editor also tells his
experience By night in Richmond.
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GooD.-We understand that at the meet
Ing Of the Border Agricultural Society the
other night It was determined not to give
such prominence TO horse racing at the fu-
ture fairS.-DanciHe Times.
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Dry GOODS.
T,HERE is QUITE 4 RUSH
Il FOR THE
NEW GOODS

THERE IS QUITE A RUSH
L FOR THE
NEW GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYERS
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
COZ Broad street.
We noticed the arriyaI0f
SCARLET, BLACK AND WHITE, BLUE AND
ericsson CHECKED OPERA FLANNEL;
BRoCHE sTIAWLs, and n general variety or
other SINGLE AND DOUBLE sHAWLs;
ELEGANT BALMORALS,
DRESS SILKS and SATISS.
Most fashionable SASH and NECK RIBBONS,
A handsome variety of RUFFLED and other COLI
LARS and CUFFS:
An assortment Of GOOD KID GLOVES at &1.2sa
pair-something worthy 10 recommend;
a new supply of PLAIDs, and other patterns OF
desirable DRESS GOODS.
L pretty lot of CHnDREN,s and MISSES
HOODS, SHAWLS, SUBIAS, etc., etc.;
good supply Of Goods suitable for GENTS and
BOYS wear, such as CAssIMERES, BEA.
vERs, etc.
UNDERWEAR, In great variety;
ENGLISH SOCKS, etc.
OF different articles IN
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY, ETC.,
to be found at the lowest possible prices, ut
JULIUS MEYERS,
DC 10 500 Broad street, two doors from Sixth.
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
" have formed co-partnership under the old
firm name OF
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
llO1 MAIN STREET.
In thus renewing this old and long-establlshed
firm they return thanks for the favor shown them
In the last forty years, and pledge themselves to
the state JACOB q HHISMIL .
SECOND SUPPLIES OF ELEGANT GOODS.
They have just received by steamer and express
Elegrnt IRISH and FRENCH PoPLINs,
MOURNING GOoDs-great variety-a spe-
Rich BLACK and coLoRED SILKS
Dress Goods all kinds, sc. to $3.50 per yard;
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for ladies and gentle
men, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN
CASsINlERES and CLOTHS,
GiFfNAEE2A-iB6soM SHIRTS,
NECK-TIES,
~ T. II. PRICE CO.,
oc1C nearly opposite post-ofilce.
/
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The undersigned have taken lease Of the vIR-
GINA HOTEL, and propose to open II IN their hell
partnership name on the LIST OF OCTOBER, 1869.
Their aim VIII be so to keep the HOTEL rs to at
tract the public patronage and make 1t the fayoric
restng-place Of all visitors To stanton. Its oca-
ton and interior arrangements will greatly con-
tribute to this end, being quite removed from the
hustle of the depot and the noise OF shifting trains
and yet central and convenient to business. The
house Is NEWLY FURNISHED throughout In The
very best style OF modern art
Hot cold, and shower-baths for ladies and gen.
t.cmcn bar and billiard Saloons and livery sta
bles. connected with the house.
The proprleors having worked together for many
years the Rockbridge Alum Springs to the salts
faction Of the public respectfully ask call from
any Of tncir former friends and patrons who may
visit stanton, confidently promising them that
thew will ind In their hotel the comforts of we'll
appointed home.
Their charges shall be moderate.
Omnibus to and from the depot free OF charge.
All stages set down and take up passengers at
Mr. G. W. KENNEDY date OF the Bollingbrook.
Petersburg, Va,) Is IN charge Of the dining-room,
and will lie pleased to see his friends.
Sc 28--lm FRAZIER & SALE.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
GENERAL Grant or tic Sold RING.

WASHINGTON, y. G., Oct. Il, 1869.
Rn5e7T Eoancr, Esq:
Ncar Sir,-lour favor Of the nth instant
+. received. ] have never thought OF con-
t.,icting statements or Institutions made
against NC 10y irresponsible parties as those
arc alluded 10 in yoUr letter; but rs you
have written 10 me on the subject in so Kind
. spirit / viii say that had no more to do
vi,h the late gold excitement in New York
CAV tl&n yCur$eh or any other innocent
marty, except that ordered the sale of gold
- break the ring engaged, as ] thought, in
q most diSccputahlc transaction, II the
,DlcUlators had been successful you would
never have heard Of any one connected with
The Administration as being connected with
the transaction. Yours truly,
I. :. GRANT.
p. S.-I have written this in great haste,
and without exercising judgment rs to the
wcnricty Of writing it, but l submit it to
yaUr Judgment. l. :. q.
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HARDWARE. ETC.


II A r D w A r E.-WATkINS, COT
HI TRELL Il co. offer TO merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest, cheapest, and best US
sorted stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C,
1t has ever been their pleasure 10 do before, and
ask an examination Of their stock and prices.
we are agents for GUM BETTING and PACK
ING and ANKER BRAND BOLTISGC CLOTHS.
WATKINS, COTTREIL u CO.,
SC Ism 1867 Main street, Richmond, va.
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u MoSU1ENT SQUARE, -

SJ MONUMENT SQUARE.
BALTIMORE, MD.
THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL is
VOW OPEN for the accommodation OF the travel
ling public.
1t has been newly furnished throughout and con-
tains all the requisites for FlRST-CLASS h0-
TEL Is centrally located and convenient 10 the
business portion or the city, and pubic buildings,
city railways, &c.
The management promise to do everything In
their power for the comfort and satisfaction OF
their guests.
BOARD, SO per day.
Our coaches run 10 and from all depots and
steamboat landings. Fare, Is cents. au9-sm
80 PER DAY. ~ PER DAY.
CPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
= RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned having leased this the only FIRST
class hotel located on Main street. and within one
square OF the capitol. post-oftice, custom-house,
theatre and the great northern and southern rail.
road depots respectfully Inform the public that
IS NOW OPEN. IL Win be thoroughly renoya-
ted. and re:urnished TO some extent.
This hotel Is wor!d-renowned as the headquar.
tiers OF the President and Cabinet officers OF tee
late Confederacy. II also contains the historic
rooms of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordiaIiy inyitcd 10
make their home az the Spotswood, where they
Yill find every comfort and delicacy that this and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office in the building.
j. u. SUBLETT,
G. Is. LUCK.
w. Il. BISHOP,
mys Proprietors.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
RESTAURANTS.


VETELLE, -.
No. 100. MAIN STREET, ~
The great drought, enters upon the LII ALkloDs
s11G> season OF autumn nader the best auspices.
HlEsBy his comprehensive arrangements I've Sc
VIZ cures for his guests the Injuries or every
-ESSI cline, whether OF the land or The water.
ie insures faithful attendance AID that
billed v !fh The very best OF LiQU oNS, HIS coun-.
try friends and the Legislators he invites 10 HIS
establishment where they may practice economy
and enjoy luxury 70 suit their tastes. sesS
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Fac Governments Hoard OF GOLD.
WASHINGTON, October 1.S-Thc coin bal
ance in the Treasury is S1l4,OOO,OOO, in
Guiding $2I 200, 900 of gold certificates.
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The semi-annual meeting of the Convoca'
ton OF Southwestern Virginia was held in
Liberty on Wednesday last. The following
ministers We're present: Rev. ". y. Pen
dleton (presidenO and Rev. Z. n. 1ngle, OF
Roanoke L. 3. Wharton, of Liberty; G.
&. Penick, Goodson and Fleming James,
Esq.
The attendancenot being full, no business
was done, but religious services were held
in the morning and again at night.
ON Thursday the following additional
dleton, Of Bedford; J. II. Williams, OF
Lynchburg; and j. K. Mcbride, Of Amherst
The Conyocation met at O'Clock, and
was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. VII
liams, Of Lynchburg.
The members OF the Convocation who
had attended the Associations appointed nj
the spring meeting made very encouraging
reports OF their labors.
Very satisfactory and encouraging reports
Of the stale OF the Church in their respective
fields of labor were made by the members
OF the Convocation.
The special business of the ConVocatioI
was then taken up-Viz., the advancement
Of the cause of true religion in fields hith-
crto unnoiiced which lie within the bounds
of the ConVocation and 1t was determined
that efforts to this end be made at present
chiefly in Montgomery and Marion.
4 change in The constitution, the election
Of members, and III extension of the bound:
OF the Convocation. occupied the remainder
of the morning, when Il recess was taken
| until 81 o'clock.
The Covocation reassemblcd at the ap
pointed hour, when !he Rev. Peter TinS!cy
and Colonel George Z. Tayloe, Of Roanoke
appeared and took their seats.
II WAS determined that thn NEXT meeting
! be held in Salem on the fourth "Wednesday
| in April, 1870, and after some other unim
portant business, the Convocation adjourn
ed .-Iulchbnr1 NG1rS.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Sass Accident.

CONVICTION, UCt0Der II, 1863.
Yesterday, some time in the forenoon,
William c. PlymaIe, of Goshen, was killed
near Clifton Forge by the falling OF tree
upon him. He was cutting timber, and be-
ing alone in the woods, IL Is not known at
what time he was killed. Ills body WAC
greatly disfGurcd. lie was about thirty
years Of age. and much esteemed rs IN in
dustrious, steady, and honorable man. He
leaves q wife and two children.
Montague, who was shot Il few weeks
since by Branham. is upon his feet, and c. IL
sidered out of danger. i.
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Mr.. Harmeling, Of Bristol, has been pro-
nounced insane by two doctors and two JUS
tees Of Lynchburg.
William Strout alias Clark was so severely
injured by being run over by a train Of cars
at Bristol on Friday night that it is supposed
he cannot recover.
Yankee Allan and Abram Hall (colored)
are two Of the speakers who will deliver adj
dresses at the barbecue at Boydton on Sa-
turCaY next.
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WILLIAM FRAZIER, late acting partner
"3 Ca mt! William II. SALE late general SUI
pcrintcudcnt Rockbridge Alum Springs.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

" COLUMBIA, 8. G..
so s0-3mk w. A. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
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HIRSH & GUGdENnE1MER.

statesmen: ". G. Kean, j. II. Chcnery, and
". II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. sees
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RIcuMoSp AND TIE SOUTnWEsT.-ihe eol-
tor of the Christiansburg Sentinel has re-
Gently visited Richmond. lie appeals 20 the
merchants of the southwest to buy thcr
goods in Richmond. We quote:
eve have very recently visited Rich
mond on business Of q nature which threw
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Y STANTON, VA.
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Also, n splendid stock OF WHITE, RED, and
GRAY PLAIN and TWIILED FLANNELs
OPERA, PLAIN and PLAID FLASSELs,
all cGlors.
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And much more. The editor also tells his
experience by night in Richmond.
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NOTIONS, JET JEwELRY, EMBROIDERlES,
and a LITTLE OF EVERYTHING that Is
generally found in regular dry goods store.
All we ask Is call.
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BLACK ALPACAS of every price and grade
Imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS aud MERISOS, all colors
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
agood article, at SIPS;
600 yards THREAD EDGING, all widths, very
cheap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25

( . -
on his back. and his old hat tithere is
all the laurels he's ever received for
the loss Of his leg.
. YOU'RE getting tired I My how
the sun does come dOWnl If Ned
could only step in after glass of So
dalOnce In q while, how Ceel and re-
fEeshinglit would be-. But five cents
would often dfaiu the lDox, and be-
sides people don't want one-legged
soldiers hoppiing around the gentry.
Was I at the Jubilee? No. Strange
enough, hand organs weee not called
for, and the men who went down to
the front were not wanted to sing Of
the peace they helped to conquer.
It would have been 8 grand. thing to
have opened the programme with
music from ten Thousand HAND organs
being ground by ex-soldiers, but I
am afraid the jubilee would have
been q failure. Must you gO?-
Well
Then conquer we must,
! For our cause it IS just
And the hand organ business will never
20 more rest. "
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FORaI.alND Ai.PaATsEIss.


The Land Appraisers nominated at. the
late Denocrafici Primary Meeting feEstark
County arc rs follows: -aa..'
Paris, Datid Essick;; Washington, J B
Knoll Lexington, JoA.KiHEzbnFy !; 5AI&-l-
boro, Martin Replogle ~ NimHAilIen, E
LandOn. /; Plain, Peter SchickI Sandy,
,James Boyd ; thlehem, A W 9oshon !;
Canton City,, ] Ct = Willard : Canton tP.,
Jacob SherricE Osnabnrgh, Samuel Sny-
der; Lake, s. 8 Geib jackson, Samuel
.Bs0agkerS Perry, EeTi Stump; Fpsearawas,
Joseph obsrlini Lawrence, p A Tritt-
Democratic Central Committee for Stark
county for the ensuing year:
= Paris. a Koons; Washington. A Ghaffer;
Lexington, Mathew Early - Marlboro, A
1 II GibeCson /; lNimishillen, VIM -Shaffer
DRiAin, i1LeVi Mckinney :. Sandy, W Il
Knottss Bethlehem, p B Welsh; Canton,
W A, Lynch Osnabqrgh, ] D, Miller
Lake, d Eby jackson, John Hammer
Perry, ] B Estep; TuscaEawas, Mm.Ober'
LIN; Lawrence, C0McCue-
o The DeIegateslehOsen for the Senatorial
Convention from Stark county are:
Paris, q D Riley Wasshingron, B E
Wallace; Lexington, Crans;1 Nimishil
len, L Pence; Plain, Peter Pierson; Sandy,
lanes Rsyd, sBslhlehem, A Stal1i,, GsHton
Daniel SayIer and r A Dunbar; Osnaburgh
J D Miller Lake, Frank w Baird; Jack
son, Sam Beatty; Perry, ] p BArTiek anC
John Warwick TuscaraWas, ] Fl Gard
lhef, a asErsneS q iMecaden.
IL ~ - ~ - n * ~ % a ~
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TIE LEWIS.

How many coldlY pass them by, Gs.
Or mayhRp idly sneer rgg I. ~ =
But deep emotions throng nay heart g
When Eraei's sons appear. z1 F
Far down the distant-Valefof time,
My busy fancy flies, ls -sl-f, d
When Salem's warlike sons went forth
To deeds of high. empFise. EST -. -
The land of beauty and of song, .-'.-, -'.' %
Unrivaled Palestine
Where Sharon's rose burst into bloom,
And honey blent with wine. -
What does not mankind owe to her,
When, like an amulet,
She hung upon the Pagan world
A diamond cased in jet2
The. very laws that-guide our feet
Through every blooming zone,
Were in her sacred courts preserved
On blocks of solid stone;
Nor is the lion Judah dead
His march is stately yet,
And many q star of beauty beams
r. In Israel's, cOronet. u .t'iNt-
Her dark eyed daughters still are fair,
=. Her sons are stalWRrt still,
Their arms stretch forth for every prize,
l--NNANNA- WAhAA Gil WILL
Their names are written proud and high,
g.. Music and in Art, is = l.
And Fame no wide arena boasts =
Where they bear not,Gpart.
'Thro' forums and Ghrough Senate halls,
+, Their silYery accents roll, ---sr7si7-
And with Isaiah's burning fire 90
Enchsnt the human soul. (, . d. ,-.-J
And Judah seems to bear, aloft 20
Aladdin wondrous lamp, f.s
And earth, responsive, yields her gems
Where Jpdah's exiles tramp. ~
Although they roam without a land
From Salem's darkly hurled
HerzP Princes rule, with magic hand,
The Golfers of the world. - -.
They are the power The ,Gentiies feel,
In every throbbing core,
The stranger influence of that tribe
Which roams creation DER,
Imperial race 1 thy splendors gilt
glimmering dawn OF time, l
When earth lay blushing IN the arms
OF Eden's golden prime. Js a.t
And brighter yet the flames shall rise
Where Salem's altars stand, siy
Times last great act shall charm the
In our Redeemer's Land. 4 .slwofld
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rEItBBIEhhsO5cr. rEItBEhEhTsO5crr. am vlcrrOu.r. !.
RatiAEIISH TPEEStlAe tat Ham
! R..:.I I.sS llfhU UH@"If 'A-H
HklLTITuN.. ..O..CAugnst LlI

HEMELTu8, o., august IL, 1859.
/, The Democracy Of old Butler are re-
joicing VIGOROUSLY over the nomination
or Hon. George H. PendIeton. One hum
drad- gunas and mnsies and huErahsn 6v-
ery-Where. Democrats meet each other
with smileso OF pleasures. and naet aC tfte
court house in the best oE honor itoghear
and ratify the, man whom they all felt
must notlda6s hall hotEb defe6eSd. Or.
Bradford ofIsehanon, made q thrilling
and soul stirring speeoh, eulOgiaHg our
standard bearer, which brought II om
th6-A4aendbfed5-1nr NOS cheer-after
cheer. BE also gayy Sglonsi Campbell,
our candidate for Senator, q very con.
gratulatOry c0mp1 p1fment, and passed to
Z review OF the general questions that
are 70 6e discuSked Hurln tAe FESseHt
negro sHnHrRasT ta5H, .Natipnaa debt,
honds, tax, and Negro Bureau, each re-
ceiYed such q mastery going over, that
every one Was charmed OYlth thA ergn-
In0ht and sIoquenCsi or I1hoi geAttSunaa,
shall endeaVor to send you 3 report
Of the address hy, nail. .L.ssaT .Tog
The bkfes are bright, and you may
expect q good report from old Butler on
the second Tuesday Of octObeE next.
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ths1nrstrxsocrhe stnrs.

There Is something unspeakably
wonderful In, the very phrases em-
pIOyed by saYars in discussing the
subject. Solar and Stellar Chemis-
try'1-what are these? There are
many educated men to whom they
would seem enig atical, and q per-
soH OF. ordinary ihtelll llgence, who has
read nothing about the modern ex-
periments upon the spectrum, if told
that 8 mere Examination OF the rays
emitted by 8 planetary body Will re-
veal the substances Of which that
planetary body is composed, would
probably reject it as an attempt to
practice,ou his creduliGy. Yet it Is q
demonstration that the SUMS atmos-,
phere consists mostly of the -Xapor
HOf iron, but contains also the vapor
of fifteen other metals famongWhie
are certainty nIcker and perhaps eos
ibalt.-As nickel and cobalt are found
always in metenriGs stcnes, this would
seem to suggest the origin of aerOl-
ties in the atmosphere OF the sun.
But the revelations of, the spectrO-
scope are not confined to the great
central Iuminery OF our system. The
chemistry of the fixed stars isdehned
by it, and the exeeeding delicacy OF
the observations by which such
amazing knOWledRe is obtained lends
higher attraction toi its pursuit. A
small star in the Northern Crown,
which all at once obtained to the brill
lianey OF q star Of the first magnitude,
has been; shown to owe its preturnat-
ural Iiget to q sudden combustion OF
hydrogen gas, q cause TO which Is al
SO referabIe the red pr0minences in
the snn's disk. Equally striking Is
the conclusion which has been reach
ed by the speetrhm &nal ysis concern
ing the 'sNebulse, (which were for q
long time supposed toconsist OF stars
so numerous and so remote that their
| light Was blended and confused, but
1 which have BEEN sattAfac Orily prov
ed to be, Inminois gases Or cOsmical
clouds, as, strangely enough. the ear
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