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TNOR AENTs-The desirable residence, No u SCUM
n Spruce street lease be had, to good tenant Also
some new FURNITURE at its worth Apply ct this once Or y NO.
81, 20, ang-l0d RQBT GIBSONs IL r.
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TEYE undersigned viii pay the cash for y likely young -
Negroes he will also board negroes and sell them on ~
commission No. "a Cedar Nashville Tennis and|
viii he responsible for the pe u all negroes et in hs
charge. Call and see. [July2sdl THOs- q. JAMES.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGRO wOmAN.

SALE OF LAND AND NEGRO WOMAN.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the august term, 1855 in the Of Wesley Drake and
others Cummings others, will pbC sale,
in the Court House yard Nashville Saturday, the nth day
September land containing 65 acres, lying in
Goth civil district this county, and about "a miles from
Nashville. Also the time and place. will sell negro
named Matilda. Terms-The land viii be sold upon
credit Of years, without interest, and the
upon credit Of months except the OF 80 . to be paid in
cash. Said property belongs the Of Drake de
ceased, and sold for distribution among the heirs.
sug6-Wtd prs fee s. 60 F. R. CHEATHAd, G. & NJ.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
At Augusta.
YWVHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE Of LECTURES in this
Institution viii begin the first MONDAY IN N0YEM
Der next, with Introductory Lecture by Prof JONES'
Emeritus Prof. Of Anatomy-G- M. NEWTON, MD.
AnatOmy-H T. CAMPBELL, NJ ..
Surgery-L- A. DUGAS, MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-JOS. JONES, MD.
Inititutes and Pracice-L. D. FORD, Md.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy Y. MILLER, N. d.
Maeria Medca, Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence
I. P. GARYIN, MD.
Demonstration OF Anatomy-ROBERT CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant DEMONSTRATORS. B. SIMMONS, Md.
Prosector the Professor Surgey. W. D. FORD ND
Curator Of Museum-T. P. CLEAYELAND.
Tickets for the whole course Sl05 90
Naturalization Ito be taken oncc), SEQ
Practical Anatomy Ito be taken Once], 10 90
- the undersigned. laug6-W4t ?. GARNlN, Dean
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R75,OOO--S75,OOO.

ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNEs--FOR
sAIF-S75 800 worth the most valuable real
WI ell on the reasonable Of the most desirable
civ oov ever oerdin this market, ing Chery, Cedar,
% ri spruce Streets suitable for bushes houses prTEs
wellngs propose % exchange ne ABOVE Tor likely Negroes
d the best cash Prse -
a.may l5-e VILE i bSADi IN
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IJsWeare authorized TO announces Gen. B. F. cmkTHAS
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
aug4-td
candidate FOR Mayor the ensuing municipal election
June s-dts.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fram HEashInrrn.,.

TRIEITE Bay. Aug lO.-qbe geieprabE cable sf-
fairs are progressing satisfactorily.
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and fuII-BOsOm Shirts

nLAIN and fuII-bOsOm shirts;
Fine bosom Shirts;
Embroidered bosom Shirts;
White Isle Drawers;
White Linen Drawers;
White Jeans Drawers;
White Lisle Undershirs;
White Cotton Undershirts;
White Muslin UndeTshirts; -.
White and brown English Half Hosei
White and fancy Isle HalfHOse;
White and fancy Cotton HalfHos
New style Lace silk Ties;
New style Fancy silk Ties;
New style Dc Joinvile Ties;
Pine fancy SIX suspendersi
Fine embroidered Suspenders;
suspenders to wear without vests
White Stone and Cameo Vest Butonsi
Colored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons;
Colored Stone and Agate Vest Buttons
New style Feather Fans;
White and cOlored Ivory Pans;
. q t Il .r Fancy and black Spanish Fans;
JrSt received TODAY at J. II. MCGILLS
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Store,
i've Cor. College street and Public Square.
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CAYCE, sSULPHUR STRINGS.

TEyE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the
lic generally that above watering place will be open
m the ecenon visitors the LIST day Of June They are
making improvements such large dancing ROOM enpn
alIar &c for the amusement Of their visitors.
These Springs fine medicinal qualities as any IN me
state together with very healthy locality They arc situated
miles south Of Franklin three miles Of Thompsons
taior They viii also say all who favor them with
s mat no mains will be spared to make it pleasant
The rates Of charges will be as follows
Board per Fsskss SS9
Board per day,
Single neal ~
Horse perweek, = w
Children under ten years and servants nan price
Extra trouble, extra charge.
PsoD desiring 70 visit the above Springs by railroad from
-IIe from Columbia, will find good Hack in wait
inc for them Mondays Thursdays, and Saturdays, during the 70
n9iDler Of the ---.-z
iv24-dIwSw3t oA1Cb q NUNS
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- Ill aALLERY. - IL -. Il. !.

TIE BIBLE GALLERY. Illustrating our SAVIOR. - -
Passion WITH twenty flour illustrations on utsal.
TIE PROTESTANT TAE0L0GICALAN AND EcCLEsIAsTICk1,
EncTclope1a Being condensed trsn1lation Harnors
Real EncyaoPeda- By Rev. }. H. A. Bonberysr, b. D.
THE SPIRIT AND BEAUTY OF THE CHRIsTIAN RELf-
giou- From The French. b. Enlma B ssorks
TIlE rRUE GLORY or WOMAN AS PORTRAYED IN M
Beautiful LIE Of the Virgin Eary By Rev H. Harhsurh
NJ author q Heavenly Recognitons Ihs Heavenly fce'
&c, &C.
TIN CHEMISTRY AND GLETALLURGT OF COPPER Pa.
complete guide % the worker o. Copper other Metal
IHE RkACIlCAL nlNEkAL0GISr. By OTerzan.
TIE "lAk AND AlQUOR DEALEBS Guide % Tie Mahhfc
turs and Adultsration of Liquors.
LIE AND LOVE IN NORWAY AID EaPLAS-D Wre-n -
German. A novel By Theo. Mugge.
LILLY a EdHard eiooigfnof
TIE QUAKER SOLDIER Fhs British Philadeiphs. Al
Historical Romance.
sAETARoE tals q Norway. ByJss A. Maitland, Auisor
0fs.rhe Watehmzn."
TIE oOUsIss;o Or, TAs Captains Ward By. A. lluit..
Author o. %tSartaroa.'
ADAM GRAElfE or M0SSGRAY. A novel b. Nh OIiuhart
Author q siZaiies."
DEAR EXPKRlENoE. A n0FsI b. Buaai. nlustrrssa -
John Leech, Of the London sPunch.n
2 lust resolved b. p. HAGAE.
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ExecutOrss sale of Lands--On One, Two, or
Three Years Times

InFeB NBlFs9 q IIlIHa
WILL sell to the highest bidder Saturday, the 4th day Of
September three tracts Of land in the neghbohOOd Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Place, containing about one hundred and heven
acres on which mansion neatly finished, good water
and land.
The Pand Place. by, containing hundred
the most good land he balance Of it good cellar timber and
good water.
The Lund Ewing Place. about two miles from Home Tract
containing about eighty good cedar land thirty
with and cab twenty twenty five Of which gooo
cedar timber, and will be sold In lots
Sold on one three years time, with interest from dale'
the purchaser giving security and su ne land Tor e pu
JAMES s. WEBB,
T.b, n Will.
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TyNOUGEE no SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
large lot Of Shanghai Matches, sure fire., the best and
cheapest article in AlsOsn extra fine lot Of old Pnc
uie Serars AZ J. ". LANGLEY & CO.,
TTnio
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GOLD PEN MANUFACTORl

~ THH0SktES E5sf =
" H TEoSES ms 50 Third street, between Market and
Jefferson Louisville KY, offers to the pubhc' God IeS
Of his own manufacture wholesale and retail "ru S
20 any made In the country. --,-,,.r,
GOLD PENS REPAIRED ARD REPOINTED,
Old Pens by MALL accompanied with so cents IN oy VI
stamps will rclairUd and Toturns by next mail
4g-u1r
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Glass % draws on

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN & Cos Mana
gers Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Num-
Lotteries August 1853, AUGUSTA, GEO. in public,
under the superntsndence Of Commissioners.
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TO the Farmers Of Middle Tenn.
TAVINGfor years past been engagedin the purchase o.
Wheat and having large quantity delivered ina damaged
condition, said damage arsnE from insufficient storage We on
Won this nducement We have storage room suent Tor Oe
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will receive and store your
Wheat for months free Of charge for the privilege Of buying
or selling It. when you putt upon the market You can
at any time sample and show to purchasers For those VINO
do not want to their Wheat and who have not houses
secure for it, excellent opportunity for storage without
cost To those wish sell Wondsay We are always
buyng and pay the highest market price Tor early delivery
e2O-tf II. s. FRENCH 4 SON.
II. G. msNAIRY a. co..
TAVE received during the past few weeks, large ADDITIONS
to their Summer stock and have many and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLoUNCEs IN
SILK
GRENEDINE,
BAREGEs
-.- ORGANDIES,
FRENCH JACONEISs &Cs
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in Silk snd Illusio1i
Goods for Travelling Dresses in great variety
Val. and Point Lace Settsi
Linen and Piquet do
Lace Mts, great variety
Kid Gloves, an sizes and cOloF5s
Elegant Head Ornameutsi
do Pans, Suitable for the approaching conoersJ
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CT AIG HE AID g. CO.,

RAIG H FAD q co.,
IN
Hardware,
% PCBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TANEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
ID Of Mr. WM II. MINCHIN the business Of CTaighead &
Mnchn authorized the Of the late firm in
liquidation will continue the business at the old stand No
% Public Square, under the title as above. nay24
TNRESH ARRIVALS
II Ladies' French Lasting Caters, with heesS
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters:
Pump Congress BOOts
French Lasting Congress Caters
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers;
Misses Caters, Boots, and Slippers
fine Chdrens and Infants Boots Shoes, and
Gates Inst received BY JOHN RAMAGE,
augI ~ College street.
DDITIONAL. SUPPLIES.-No. / English Sole
"A Leather Trunks. Of medium quality, for gentlemen.
Ladies' French Dress Trunks;
Do Bonnet Boxes just received By
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I'm MON DIG 2ILEH DAh OF III = ., Io'Isa35
will commence the final sale Of lots in this
growing and most interesting Young city. The Trustees IN an
1ouncinr this Sale warranted in assuring the public mat
no pout in the West can there found equal opportunities Tor
nd -nRto lie inras
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Glass % draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Z, 1903
Class 2S draws on
SATURDAY., AUG UST IA, 1893
Glass 90 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, lS0S.
Glass 80 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND TJEDRTD EIGHTT-FIyR PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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RIVERSIDE HALL,
RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNT, TENN,
REV. j. G. DOWNING, RECTOR,

TEyHF above Literary Institution for Young Ladies is open
for the reception Of Pupils. For circulars and hthogaph
view Of the buildings, sddress the Rector iy2t-2m
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HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these presentsgreetlng MtsISss' II uS
been to that certain INV u
Zee from Justice. and is running at large:
Now therefore, Isham G. Harris, Governor s ~
WHINE If ne mower and authority in me vested do hereby oier
Of $500 to any person persons who may apreu
the said f. n w Burton, deliver him to the sn or daDG[
Of county Davidson, in order that justice IN a' '
may ta had and executed. ,,-,
= caused the great Of the State to be sNed 81 NASH
('b Vile the 3lst day of May, 1858. -, =, ,,,pp7s
By the Governor:
J. +. X Ray, Secretary Of State.
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GGTTyHF OLD EsOMENION.''-Just received fresh
supply Of the Golfer Pot, warranted to give ssts
faction tothOse Whotry them.
For sale wholesale and retail
j. W. WlLSUNs Il OOuege suteeb.
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CUNDRIEB.s.FreshB urmuda ArroEz Root, Pearl sage
~ PrIo Prncb Chalk Shoe Brushes, Seets foWuaEs Basa
Fr, Dssnsnd Csmsnts, 1zng Corkl, &c. Eor aeny -
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SERVANTS.
We have hand unusually large stock Of all kinds
plain coOred Cottons for house and held servants
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
All widths Linen and Cotton Sheenss, Pillow Cotton8 ana
mems all qualities, Table Damass Towels Napkins &c &c
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
We have now store elegant stock Of Velvet Brussels
v and ply Ingravin Carpengs together with Rugs Mates
Drrets white and coOred Mattngs ETC., ETC. We have
also tie largest stock Of Floor Oil Cloths brought
to this Market several patterns entirely and in quality IN
feror 10 none which will sell at the lowest pos
sibe prices for cash, prompt buyers on time
DELINQUENTSs
friends who previous 70
1st January 1883 will not be offended when they ind their &C
counts in the feel that we have been
yery sndulgent, will not wait any longer
rSav30 R. @. BIcNAIRY & co.
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(IOLTaRs, sCAHFs, TIES AND q s1VATs,
; Every style. Just reoelssd and for sale By
Nag e H.. McGrLE
TyTNE FARm FOR sALE.--I WISH TO
sell one prsest and desirable places
been offered for II contains aboH 100 % ns aud
tile land, with elegant improvements
Also containing Y acres we'll Etsrsd and mnrs Wit
''ia nay So WILL. /. BOYD, Jr.
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Magnificent scheme!

NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO BvERY NINE TICKETS.
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n ECEIVED additional supplies Of Trunks for GenLIemeh
Ia, and Ladies. Also fine assortment oil Bonnet DOAe'
single and double top, very cheap, at - College street
jyI7 JUN nz1o----
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EB-SI co. and postage stamps enclOsedO any authorized
Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOville, and G. W Hen
dershott. Agents for Nashville. [deod&RIy
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Corn! COrn!! COrn!!
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAhD'

vEvANTED, IMMEDIATELY.-A few hundred barrels Of
NJ clear White Corn. The highest market prices Sll De
rc9 Il Wolfenden & Co.'S machine shops Cherry street. eSrs
south Of Broad gut L-1e.
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cash for NEGROES.

tAt the oil stand Of Kirkman EIIi3
Iug3-dIm No. % Public Square,
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New style Lace silk Ties;
New style Fancy silk Ties;
New style De Joinville Ties
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- WARNE & RYAN
suqII-d6wIv cor CoIlerp and Broad sts., Nashville.
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White Lisle Undershirts;
White Cotton Undershirts;
White Muslin Undershirts;
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TERMS.

4 -F "a
CCoper's Clarksburg Register is published in
Clarksburg,H Va, every Friday morning, at
$2Yo per nnnum, in advance, or at the expiration
OF six months from the time OF subscribing; after
which q, so will invariably be charged.
=, NO subscription will be- received for less Pc
ftrd than six months. ed E-'F- -
No paper will be discontinued except at the op-
1on OF the proprietors, until all arrearages are
paid 0r-and those who do not oder their paper
to, be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have it continued. '' i1T-'7 -
Advertisements will be inserted at $l.oO per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
!lons, anal twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion. -
"A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made tS those who. advertise by the year. ,..
no adveI tisemcnt counted less than n square.
The nIm Yer Of insertions must be specified, or
ReeordiI gly, ..-....-... 81. 4 - : - -.
Announce uents ofcandidates for Office 5000
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis :" p
AL c. mmunications, to insure attention must
paid. -
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FALL.

Summer. with its bright, warm days
and cloudIess skies. has once more passed
from US. and joined in the swift current
Of the past. The many hours Of pleasure
that We have been permitted to enjoy du.
ring its brief visit. causes psDg Of sad.
ness TO swell up in our bosom as we be.
held its last hours disappear from us. Il
has carried with it its casket Of perfumes.
and gathered up its scattered jewels.
aud borne them off in triumph 10 some
far distant land. The evening zephyr
signs Ger its departure. and breathes In
sweet. soft whispers passing dirge.
But Fall follows in its wake, and bids
Us view the beautiful in nature ere old
Winters icy fingers have passed over tbe
scene. l. tells US. in glowing language.
Of its thousand and.o beauties.-its
gorgeous sunsets. .inging With purple aud
gold the leaves Of the forest. Gaping with
It's rich. mellow light thousand hills. and
bespangling with diamonds . thousand
streams. Il pictures TO US the BEAUTIES
Of an autumn sky,-boW the Great Mas.
Ter has penciled and mapped out the dark
blue dome OF heaven. and how beautifully
He has blended together the shades Of
GNCubuk WtAu ZIG hO1to " Va
II tells Us to observe the falling Leaf
how. after il has fttingly fulfilled its mis-
sion. and added beauty to the grove and
forest. it withers and dseays. and finally
falls again to the parent earth. II tells
Us Of the lovely Indian summer, when
the 6eId and the forest are dressed in
robes Of beauty, aud nature itself smiles
upon the scene.
We have now earnestly entered into
the company Of Fall. with whom We must
bold converse during the few remaining
days allowed rs. ere We are introduced 70
stern. old Winter. who. wrapped 10 bis
msntIeof snow. breathes with icy breath
q cold. cold welcome. What ehilliness
ereeps over rs while We are In his pres.
enoes and how seemingly ebeeTIess are
this Did mans looks when seated on his
throne. Already the nights are growing
long. and the damp night air whispers 70
rs that Fall Is here. and bids us give .
look 70 our usrdrobes To see il theysre in
order for use when the Winter season ar.
riyes. Soon will the bright sparkling Gre
prove acceptable. and the accustomed
routine of evening amusements break in
upon us. for though We have only ad-
vaneed few weeks into the Fall season.
Il, like the Summer will soon pass away
foreyer.-Philadslphia Commonwealth.
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SQUIRE MARKHAM; Or How two
Households became One.

OcCd"c Ou6s
Mrs. Benoni Benson was fat, fair and
forty -four. when her husband, a soap boil
er in very good circumstances, was called
from his lite task of contributing to the
general publication Of mankind. Mrs
Benson took refuge from her grief in q
pretty cottage. situated on the principal
Street in g..
At 6rst she was iuconsolable ; and she
used to say With a solemn emphasis. which
carried conviction to the hearts Of hel
hearers. that nothing but the Thoughts o
her daughter Florence would have pre-.
vented her from terminating her existence
by the Intervention OF poison. "-
Mrs. Benson was in no small degree
indebted to her daughter-since in less
than three months she threw aside her
mourning. aud became as lively as she
always had been.
Touching Florence. she had now reach
ed the mature age Of nineteen. and beg an
to think herself manageable. She was
quite pretty. aud tolerably well accom-.
plished: so that her wishes in that respect
we're very likely to be fulfilled.
Just over the way lived Squire Max
ham. the village lawyer Just verging upon
City. with his son Charles. who was abou,
half bis age. Being a young man oI
agreeable exterior. the latter was quite q
favorite among the ladies in the neighbor
hood. and considered in common par
lance quite catch
AS yet. however, his affections had new.
er been seriously entaugIed. aut nigh,
have remained so. had il not been for the
sudden spparition. one morning, Of Flor
euce Benson on horseback.
1t struck him at once that she was re.
markahly graceful. and really quite prst.
ty. Thereupon he cultivated her &C.
quaintsnce with increased nssidui.y, and
after while asked the fatal question.
Florence answered in the affirmative
and instead of referring him duufulIy &c
her mother. hinted (ocing = romantic
young lady. how charming it would be
10 steal away to the next town and gel
married, without snybody being any The
wiser.
Charles Markham caught at the hin,
which chimed with his own Temperament
and they adopted 1t.
In order that it might be carried ou
with perfect success, it was resolved L
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IILrSoIs PoLrrros.-Dr. Leroy. the adj
miuistration candidate for Congress In
the third district. has withdraw. He
advises his friends 70 support the regular
democratic nominees. including those rep.
resentatives who will vote for Mr.. Doug.
las. g5s ~ -
Mr.. Breekinridge has written q letter 70
the State central committee in which. be
says he cannot endorse the course Of Mr..
Douglas In the late session Of Congtess
upon the Kansas question. bu. that ques.
ton being practically settled. sud ME.
Douglas being the leader Of the demoe.
rsey in Illinois 10 their present light
against black repubIicanism. be symps-
tbises With him and desires his suceess.--
He trusts that the Democracy Of Illinois,
which has never given sectional yote,
will not now be found laggard IN duty
to the constitution and the Union. The
report that Mr.. Breckinridge desires %
address ths people Of Illinois 10 ineorreet