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Bugg Lot on Cherry street, next
To Commercial Hotel.

Samuel II. Rugg and wife Ro. &. Smiley aud others
DG virtue Vf decree OF the Chanccry Court ut
ID Nashville, in above cause, VII Oder for sale al
tc Court house IN this city SATURDAY, TIE 4TH
DAY d. SEPTEMBER NEXT the Bugg House and Lot
Cherry street, north of aBd Cedar street. and
adjoining the Commercial Hotel The Lot fronts "a
feet on Cherry and Is 30 feet deep.
TrRMs-sl50 10 be paid IN cash, and the remainder
Ia be due aud payable in equal instruments due LIST
Of Nov. 1885, 50 and CO. for which approved Noes.
payable in bank and bearing Interest from day OF
sale, will be required. J. r. GLEAkks,
N2g-td Clerk aud Master.
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Broad Street House and Lot.

d. r. wilkin, Admit, &C, ~ sarah Cameron and
others
DY virtue Of a decree OF tho Chancery Court at
I'D Nashville In above cause, I will sell at the Court
house this city, on SATURDAY, TIE 4TH IiAY 90
SEPTEMBER MKT, the House aud Lot on north side
OF Broad street and Of aud second from Summer
street said Lot fronts 10 feet Broad street and
runs back 40 feet 90 a 10 feet alley.
TEllss-Crcdt Of year with interest: note well
secured, payable IN bank, and lien retained.
j. y. GLEAYES,
iy2a-td Clerk and Master.
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FOR ALDER NAN.

En- We are authorized 70 announce JAMES VI. II An
ILTuN as a candidate for Alderman in the 4th Ward,
at The ensuing election augsre-
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ty, died on the 18th ult. of the effects of fall
from mule.
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The Atlantic reregr.ph-nejoicIng

We learn that there win be a meeting to-
night on Capitol Hill to celebrate the success
full laying of the telegraph cable. Let there
be general turn out, and let the rejoicing be
earnest and enthusiastic.
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dcplrtures yesterday. The river is falling
with 20 inches water on the Seals.
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QUFX TRAvELING.-We received yesterday
by mail files of New Orleans papers of the
eth NJ July.
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

yNTE are receiving Ia Store and ofer far sale
w SO bxs ssuitxss 4 A a. Tobacco.
Tbs tooeEce bass FvPstatson unsarpsssea ~ sny
N Virginia
"A T. = o.
5000 Rio Hondc Segars-4zkeet AmpoFtatiOni
sD4< iaa4rea do do do.
% baskets ssHum" Champagne:
100 quarter chests Sapsf fseag Hysac Tea
casks Naretf bssadf-tmporlsa N ie1A
- QuarfeF c.kks pre- Cd Forfs
DTlIoy co
fy2a-f Ne Is College stFssa
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MAYOR ATTY.

q sS- We authorized u announce Gen. Il. +.
Cheatham a candidate for Mayor oi the City
OF Nashville II the ensuing election. aug3-te
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Valuable Building Lot Oh Mar
ket street. near tIle SuuarP

Rachel ID. Smiley and others ys. J7hn a. Ewing.
DY virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court at
I'D shville, will sell at the Court house IN this
city, on SATURDAY THE 4IH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NhXi that valuable vacant Lot on the east side of
Market street near the Public Square, fronting y %
% feet aud running back 10 feet and adjoining the
block of buildings now being erected by Messrs. Nor
row X AaXey- Further particulars viii be given on
day Of sale. J. +. GLEAvES,
iy1Q ri Clerk nd
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Change Of Schedule.
80 - - sssR -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -oN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

on and amer SUNDAY, JULY llth, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train viii run follows:
Leave Nashville daily ats A. VI. and $50 p. u.
Arriving at Chattanooga al 220 p u. ana lS5 A ".
Leave Chattanooga al A. VI. and p. u.
Arriving at Nashville At 80 p. NJ and $40 A NJ
through tickets sold al Nashville The follow
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MEMPHIS COINSE.


rI,HE Races over Tie Memphis Coarse viii commepcs
IL on TUESDAY,, october i9th, lsss, and continue
1--WE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TrsspAy October ls.--The ssw AlkEs
SHAkE Tor three year olds 500 entrance; $50 for
fest Milo heats three or more 20 M the stake. the
Cab ~ add 10, provided The race 4 run 20 name
and Close the let day u August 1s5s. Sec urify
Will be required for the forrest IA the above stake
SANE DAr--tOekey Cub Purse SEQ. rhree mile
hcats-
sBuoND Day, wxpznn4f octSber 3o.-Jockey
Gut Purse 500 Nils heats, Tires IN ave.
sAsE nAs.-cseepstake for tao year olds, 500 A.
trance; $50 foFfet- Dash q mic, three more
10 Gil the stAke-Aow three cDsries- Security vii be
THIRD pay fHrKzpkr, ocseber H.-rhe ssHAurn
StAkxt Tor three year olds Two mile heats; $500
entrance 500 fofteit, three o. Oh the stake
The Cab 10 sd $50, pFovided The race run; "
name and Close on La day Of August, is5s Security
~iii BE required for the forfeit
FOURTH Day fsnkr. October .2--Jockey Club
Purse $40 Two nile beta
FfFTH Day szrrkn4r, October =. hockey Cub
Purse al 0n0 fonr mile heats
A. Aawsik over. ne above courss srtiti<s the
noTss % tbs fan zfaount e. Jockey clue pnrscs
WP AZ entries. via forfsis> socnrsc. mus ~ a.
VIZ 2 Rocsprsu y.arnzc.,
jsso-ad Ne1aplk r-an
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HOT BLAST IRON.

SO Tons HANGING ROcK IRON % hand and Tor
yIs Dp nicKEY.
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i'm. P. WILLS Home JourHal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why it requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate n Wheeler and Wilson'S sewing machine, and
My 50 many excellent house keepers" can not do
l. teb22-u
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Spiral Hotties.
Rock CITY Mills.
RErATIpRIcF FIouR
J. Il. BAUMAN & Co., ProprieioI

I Z. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
a. FLOUR will pay the highest price at ali times,
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, OF Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Gbanrrp Sales
Store House on Union street

A c. n A. b. Beech vs.. Lucy Adams and others.
Benz. r. CowaIi George w. Adams and others.
DJlG-l AMI IL Decree of tins Court at May Term,
Il 1895, Mi above cause. ! will sell at the CouT,
House door. in the city Of Nashville, on SATURDAY
THE 2lsT DAY on AJGJS IT, 1895, House ANA lot
AcGavock's Addition to Nashville The Lot lying
the west side of Madison and fronting thereon
nty feet and running back 1852 feet 10 10 foot alley.
TERAs-SlN and twelve months credit, with notes
well secured and lien retained, and sale free from
dempton. J. +. GIEAYES,
IylI-td. C. 4 NJ. Chancery Court at Nashville.
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JUST RECEIVED,
90 BASKETS Comet, Champairp.
~ /" cases Sparkling Heck;
10 " Mosellc;
10 - SIN Catawba
80 A." Picks assorted
20 -" Spiced Oy sters;
10 ' Fresh Pine Apple, superior article;
so Scheidam Schnapps pts. ana ats
80 London Cordial Gin, Booth 4 Sedg-
wick's. Also ON "A Nh
A supply Of the well known Medicated brandy an
article unsurpassed for the of Diarrhaa Dyson
terry and other summer Complaints. Also a full MS
sortnent Of Liquors, &C.
A. DEIISSER
Jy2-u No. College Street
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The Ticket Once h Ia the Passenger Depot, and u
open heT before the starting ef each Tram, which
allows ample time for the purchase of Tickets. IL Il
open at 10 other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ Train,
whsch connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 70 llchnioad ~ hours, Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half and New York
Tires Gays This = the cheapest and best reute from
Sssnyiiic % the East
New Orleans passengers leave On the ESQ 2. NJ
Train arriving Memphis time % connect for New
Orleans, the evening % the next day, and 90
hsough sifh boats without deteEton al Memphis
Those fur AcAinnVe, sparta, aud besr5sneba springs
leave Nashville on The $50 p n. fran. which
directly al TalLAhoua with The Train for HeAinn
vile Persons leaving AcNinnvile IN the morning
arrive al Nashville IT 80 p. n.
a. Nashville, there beats wkeh leave daily for
snkhiaad and connect slfh bssts for cnreat places
the so ard hiszssspss rivers, aisc, daily lac %
slages for Louisville, ieavsng every nsFnsng On the
arrival az the night exFfess-
b. ths change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
pAis connecis dtrecs Il stsye1soa sHh oar ap and
dowa day TRANS, causing no dslay % Nashville sne
E<stsTn Eazseasers ana one eo1r hs ganed ever tAs
sosrses > Ieesls u gong 70 Nssapas IRON A.sosivs
tH&es c = ANDERSON,
jyio-f 6sSszsl Tckst 2suss.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
ROBBERY IN SALT LAKE-On the night {

ROBBERY IN SALT LAKE.-On the night of
23d October a most bold and outrageous as
sault and robbery was committed upon the
person of Charles McCarty, 10y three men
two Mormons and one Gentle. McCarty
had been drinking in their company in sa-
loon kept 10y a Mormon, on Main street Up
on leaving the house, at about II o'clock at
night, he was pursued by the villains. who
fired pistols at him, and overtakng him,
Knocked him down and robbed him of $l60
The policemen succeeded in arresting two of
the robbers, but one of them was rescued
from their hands y gang of his companions
who attacked the policemen with pistols and
compelled them to release the prisoner, They
were all, however, arrested the next day. and
aftera examination before the Justice of the
Peace, were held to answer before the Court
in the sum of $4,000 each
The prominent actor in this robbery was
Henry E. Peelps, son of w. W. Phelps, a
Mormon in high standing in the Church, who
is represented by Hyde in his work on Nor
monism as performing the part of the Devil"
in the garden scene of the Endowment cere.
monies" This same Henry Phelps is the
Territorial Meteorological Observer, whose
reports appear monthly in the Deseret News.
Salt Lake Cor Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

A MINING CoNTDIvANcE.-The Calavera
Chronicle mentions an ingenious contrivanc,
in use near Poverty Bar, for hosting the dirt
out of shaft, and then washing it, 1t con
sists of an over shot water wheel with two
rows of buckets; 10y letting the water in on
one side, the fall bucket of dirt is hoisted
while the other is lowered change the wa
ter to the other side and the other bucket is
hosted. The water passes from the wheel
into the sluices and washes the dirt after
having hoisted it, thereby performing two Of.
fces --.--
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

SUDDEN DEATn. "A man named John B.
Freyfogle, a German, from Louisville. XIV.
fell dead at Turner's Saloon, corner of Fourth
and G streets, about 9 O'Clock last nights
Soon after drinking a hot whisky punch. he
complained Of feeling feverish, and a few
minutes subsequent, fell from a chair and ex.
pired. The deceased had been in bad health
for some time. The Coroner will hold an
inquest over the body at 10 o'clock this morn
ing
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

MARYsvILLE TURN-V EREINs.-At the open
ing of the Marysville Turn Vereiu ball, on
Wednesday evening, R. c. Miner, attorney
and counsellor at law, who is an honorary
member of the association, delivered an ad
dress, which we did not hear, not being pre-,
sent, but which We have since read, and find
it most beautiful and vigorous production.
We should like to .blish it entire, and, had
we received it in time, should have done so.
We publish an extract from it this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

~ Mrs. Gore, the novelist, who has re-
Gently become afflicted with partial blindness,
is about to submit to an operation for cata.
ract This lady's loss of sight is attributed
to protracted anxiety for the fate of an My
son, who has been serving with much dis
tinction in the staff at Lucknow, and in the
Rohicund campaign.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

MAERIAeE NOT Justice Singer
married French couple. the other evening
in this city, under somewhat peculiar cir
cumstances. After the ceremony was over
they desired that their names should not be
published, and, so far as we are concerned,
they shall be gratifed 1t appears that they
have been living for long time together in
this State as man and wife, intending here
after. to go back to France and then have
their uuptals solemnized in due form. Their
reasons for postponing the marriage were
that, until recently, the French law regarded
n marriage solemnized in a foreign country
as of no effect in France, and, as they would
have to get married over again." if they
went back they concluded to regard a mar
riage in California with the same Indifference
that it would be regarded 10y the Imperial
Government at home. 1t seems however.
that the law in question has been repealed
recently, and the parties alluded to coneu-
ded that, as France now regarded foreign
marriage valid, why so would they. All
Their American acquaintances have supposed
that they were, all the while past, bona
fde married couple, and scarcely any of them
know now Of the solemnization before Jus
tiee Singer They have always been regard
eu rs IA very happy husband and wife.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

MORE lNsANITY- A Frenchman named
jean bowson, was arrested in san Francisco.
on wednesday last. and put in the station
mouse Tor safe keeping Bowson is the fourth
person that had been arrested in that citv.
suffering under alteration of mind wi,biD +u.
days. From present indications, the spread
of insanity seems to be on the increase
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
HoRsErowN Nov 18th.

A man named James Henderson, formerly
of Philadelphia was instantly killed thi.
morning by the caving in of claim on
Squaw Hill, near this place-neck, leg and
arm broken, and body much mangled.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

rs Cline, who attempted to murder his
former wife, Mary Jane Slack, escaped from
the prison brig, at Sacramento, on Wednes
day He managed to get into boat hitched
to the brig, and rowed ashore
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
TELEGRAPHTC.
Roces-Fatol Accident.

SAC. CRY, Nov. 18th.
Race to-day between Ashland and Owen
Dale-two mile heats, two best in three-was
won by the former in two straight heats -
Time-S53, 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
M All US WILLIE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th, 1856

81 hare s'oorn on the altar ofmy country eter-
nal enaity TO erery form Of tyranny orer the
mind Of man" Tuos. JeFFERsox.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

CASE OF GEORGE Pen JouNsrox gorge
Pen Johnston, indicted for killing w. |. Fer
guson, was arraigned in the Court of Sess
iors. san Francisco, on Wednesday, and tool
till next day to plead
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

sB The miners have had strike in Gala.
veras county. They demand that the Clark
Ditch Company shall reduce their charge for
water from 37t cents per inch to twenty
five. and the Company refuse to do it, The
consequence is that work is entirely suspen-
ded.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

The DAILY Bal. G Chandler, one Of
the proprietors of this newspaper, h dis
posed OF his interest to W. H. Tobey, F. s
Thompson, aud L. P. Davis The busines,
will hereafter be conducted under the name
of w. IL. Tobev & Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

ABLE-The opening address of the Shasta
Library Association, 10y Hon j. c. Hinckley
was very able and eloquent production.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

LIE LITERATURE OF THE DAY, that is. the
literature of the masses, of the million. in
eontradstinction to that of the cultivated
few, presents some curious phenomena. Sim
Infamous on the taste of the million in Emo
land have recently appeared in Blackwood's
Magazine, Dickenss Household Words and
other journals Dickens, in a review of the
leading weekly periodicals Of London-one
OF which, the London journal, boasts half -
million readers, and three or four Others
count their subscribers by hundreds of thon.
sands-gives us some curious facts. One ne
euliar department in these cheap serials
(they are all sold for two cents each is the
answer to correspondence and such of
your readers as have seen the New York
Ledger, Dispatch, dc, may havs observed
similar column, representing about the same
degree of intelligence among the seekers of
knowledge who apply to similar fountains Of
Information. As the London papers of the
two cent tribe, so the New York Sunday pa
pers answer correspondents, and keep up a
regular department for the purpose. And
some or rather a majority of the questions
are so frivolous as to be often silly.-N y
Cor. 5. +. Times
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

Agency Notice.-Mr. L. P. FISHER Is ou- only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
tsements, receipt for the same and to busi-
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. 0lce III y Wash
inston street. Cup stairs) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House.
MR.. f. b. DAVIDSON Ia our Agent in Sacramento,
and is authorized to receive subscriptions AMI adver
tlsenents, AMI to receipt for the once at E.
b. Dlvilson's Post Dii,e EVchange, 4th street, be
tween and X near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
StraYed Or SfnIen.

FROM the Stable of the subscriber, cor
TIzSkA nel OF ana Fourth streets, Marysvil e, on
- MULE 1907 II hands high, shod all round
mas slna sore on the pasture joint Of the right fore
oo', alM quie lame in the right fore leg. Any per-
son Ieturnng sad mule, or giving information which
"il ead % her recovery, will be literally rewarded.
EII,lmF ROBERT REED.
this office. ~ "
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
9urtiOn Sales,
Saturday Morning, Nov. goth, 1853
At 10 o'clock Precisely

AT 10 o'clock Precisely.
The following well known property in the vicinity of
Marysvle, and known the "KELLER RANCH"
situated on the Yuba River road, about mile from
the city, comprising 25 of Land, 93 acres of
which is upland, and 15SA acres Of Garden Land
1t is all under cultivation, except few acres of rich
bottom) well fenced, and has good farm house and
buildings attached, fronting on the main Travelled
road In the above described Ranch are suburban lots
and 4, section t.
TERMs-Cash or one-hnlf cash and balance at II
months, secured by note and mortgage on the Farm
session given.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
lisa
-ALSO-
TIE EOLLOW WLNG RNILDLNG LOTS:

nov6-td II. BARNETT, Auctioneer.
CARD 30 THE Publican per-
"A sons are hereby notified that If they purchase
the Ranch known as the Keller Ranch, and which is
advertised to be sold public aacton on the goth inst
they will do at their risk, the Aforesaid
Ranch is owned and occupied by me, and any title
obtained at such public auction will be contested by
me. CATHERINE KELLER.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

GOLD IN CRYsrAL,-We had the pleasure of
call. yesterday, from Dr. shepard, of Oro-
yille' who left with Us a specimen of gold in
quartz, such as We have never before seen. 49,
The crystal is perfect. AN inch or so long, and
contains several pure pieces of gold embed
ded IN different portions Of it. 1t was taken
from pile of decomposed quartz in claim
at Wyandott some six miles from Oroyille.-
The claim is one of exceeding richness.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

ALTERATION lN CALVARY CHuRoH.-In order
to admit the new organ to itspresent position,
the S. F. Times says, it was found necessary to
cut away portion of the upper walls of the
church. a delicate architectural operation
which many predicted would injure the ap-
pearanee ofthe building The task was in.
trusted to Mr.. Reuben Clark, the architect of
Dr. Anderson's church, and the exceeding
good taste he has displayed shows that it
could not have been placed in abler hands.
The ornamental work around the borders is
executed with such skill as to render the un-
avoidable alteration rather an Improvement
than otherwise.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

MARRIED WoMAS LED AsrRAY-Surr FOR
DAMAGES BY THE IxJuRED HusBAxp.-Tbe fol
lowing item appears in the Bulletin, Of Wed.
nesday:
John y. Dovey, macon, has commenced d,
suit in the Twelfth District Court n,,ai,sr
All ert Berry, flour dealer, claiming s9o :
600. 1t is charged that while the plnintig
was at work at Fort Point his wife. whom
he left in harding house, was led astray
by the defendant.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
" BOOMERANG. "
10 HIGH 5TPEHT.
Lost.

EgTyZ7 ON Friday or Saturday last, in the vi.
II ~ cnity of Center Market, street pocket
Memorandum Book containing
''-- Note for $)1 4), drawn by Amos Roberts
IN favor OF Hiram Dyer and dated Colusa June 23d,
isoo, The Hinder will obge by leaving the Note with
Mr.. John Scott at the Center N,rkat Saion n s,r,t
nOyl6-lw*
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

EB a man named Parker fell off Davis
street. near corner Of jackson street, into the
Bay, on Thursday morning. near midnight
Hs wac rescued after good ducking
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19

BENNEr AND THE WASHINGTON UNIoN.-
The New Orleans True Delta thus refers to
the sumlnerset which the New York Herald
is now making in the political field:
Already, Bennett, of the New York Herald
in sensible apprehension of the avalanche
which has since occurred, and with that pru.
! dent regard for his own interests he knows
so well how to practice, particularly since he
kiIIed on Fremont was preparing his readers
Tor the tall which his Washington patroni
have sustained 10y an adroit endeavor to
throw upon the Washington Union the
blames of the miscarriage and diaster at
/ tributing the course of that payer to the in
tiuence Of the Slidell- Bright clique, which if
alleges controls the Federal organ. Bennett
charges distinctly upon the Union the sue.
cess and Importance ofthe Douglas campaipn
IN Illinois, and inferentaly deduces from il
the sensible conclusion that all will be lost
to the Administration in consequence. We
are not prepared to dispute tn views of the
Hefald In this matter, although we are sure
1t does its own efforts in the same line as the
CHtoh great injustice when it takes no credit
Tor the disasters which it then saw were i'm
pending over Its patrons and which have
since beiallen them. 1t thus refers TO the
other Democratic clique aspiring to tn o
Presidency, the Slidell-Bright concern. and
shows very conclusively it would seem. that
the ORlon in earning from that CLIQUE it's
liberal subvention was really damaging Blu.
chanan and doing the most substantial ser
vice to Douglas, whom it is retained to de.
stroy,
Il so,.,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-19
1t says

Now, assuming that there exists another
Democratic clique aspiring to the Presidency
that Douglas is the Little Giant" in thei,
path, and that this clique have a controlling
interest in the " ashington Union. we cam
account at once for this arrangement of
Douglas as an enemy of the South. If thq
administration controlled the Union. and lis
pollcy regarding Douglas, and if Buchanan's
nrst great object were the defeat of Douglas
IN IN llllnois, the O"'on would certainly not
be permitted to parade lengthy argument
before the country calculated to do more in
behalf of the reelection of Douglas than all
the speeches which he has himself delivered
W hile this act of the Union, therefore. re-
leVes the Administration in the premises it
Detrayes the existence of an outside anti.
douglas clique for the succession, as regard.
less, perhaps, of the real interests of the Ad-
mihlS'ration as the Douglas conspiracy itself