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Judge DARGAS has returned to this city, and we are authorised n say that he has accepted ,he nom nation of the Democratic Convention, and is can didate for Congress. The more formal letter of ac- septance will be addressed to the Committee, from whom he received notice of his nomination al Tus. eaoosa. on the eve of his starting for home.

 The Judge will immediately take the field and canvas the District His opponent is little ahead of him at the beginning of the canvas. but he must whip up and work harl to keep ahead of him to the end.

 The acceptance of this nomination is a persona Il sacrifice of no small moment by a man of Judge Dargan's professional emnence and extensive busi ness. It was unsonght by him, and has been prof lered because the democrats believe that he can do his party and his country good servce-and he has cheerfuy surrendered himself to their will he will beor their standard manfully through stern and doubtful struggle. He has right 10 expect that they too will do their duty to themselves, and that

 the democ ats of the district will be up and dolng to secure their ascendancy. The tune is growing short and every true of lhe party should be at his post.