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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
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Rich and costly household Furniture eegent parlor Furu
tuIe sute splendid rosewood Pauoor,c superb pante
and pier Mirrors brocade and lace Curtains valuable
Bronzes marble Gronps Paintings Ac, all made order by
Roth Dixon Bro for the present owner The
will sell at auction the entire magnificent beau
fu Works OF Art contained in the private
l52 West Twenty first street. Seventh avenue all OF which
viii be sold without reserve.
This day at 1917 O'Clock precisely
rarior furnture consisting oil three elegant fun suits OF
fod paror Furniture all In perfect order one OF
which covered in satin brocade elegantly carved
tni suit carved in clusters Of and fruit In
dalon moguet solid rosewood covered In crimson aud
two months with stool and Gothic Exabehan Etc
with statuary marble and French mirror 'front.' ee
soo rosewood and sofa Tables with marble tops;
wood French Escreore, lined with sanwocd with mirror
DOORS rich Turkish Lounges covered In medallion tapestry
Turkish Arm Chairs to match solid rosewood reception Chairs
Ia silk brocade and tapestry elegant Florenne mantel
Mirrors with rich ornamental frames TIVE large French pier
Mirrors with gilt marble top consoles and rich gilt cornces:
velvet and tapestry Carpets marble music Cabinet Consoles
in bubl work. rich Sevres and China mane Vases artistic
Bronzes and marble Groups among which DAY Night
"Pantng and Music Columbus Gutenberg" Million"
&c also number of valuable oil Paintings among which
the descent from the Cross Swiss and American landscapes
elegant fruit piece &c with beautiful collection OF paror
Ornaments In lava and bronze and ormou Chapde
iers.
Dining Room Nursery and Chamber Furniture.
and Bedding TO 6 rosewood marble top Washsnds
bordersd and shades bronze coess Vases French
Lounges Writing Desks Cheval Glasses Wardrobes elegant
marble dressing Bureaus Wrench Toilet Sets superb extern
sion Table opens is feet solid Gothic Oak Chairs covered
ruby crystal Cut Glass Silver Ware Urns Casters Spoons
Forks Saver elegant Psrian Oyster Tureen everything
bcoth Stair Carpets Hat Stand DC Also large variety q
mahogany Chamber Furniture. N BPurchasers
win lind competent pack ship the goods desired
sn'0 avenue pEsT r. conee
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4 ECrION NorICE.-RuRNHAMs FuRNrTuRE Ex

COTTON NOTICE -BURNHAM3 FURNITURE Ex-
a press and Furniture Packing Essbishnent In and is
Household Furniture every description boxed and shipped
al parts Of the world pianocrtes paintings mirrors ward
CARPETS and every descriptions Of household furn
for the removal Of furniture all parts Of the city country
Spring the office all hours of the day Storage for
furniture. Furniture bought and sold commission. Orders
by punCtualy attended.
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A LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN Il CO, AUCTIONEERs -OFFIC
"a Gas Broadway.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Az NJ. 10 "es SiN'een sme et, ncsI rim avenue.
nj @ s
Silver Ware mane Glasses oil PAINTINGS by eminent artists
China Glass s EN- dining
at he ea y Re s ~ s sss
Fifth this day Thursday at 10Y O'Clock precisely all
the elegant modern DsfsS RoSS the above A'n'
Sca %1S lion n@ns do
oys rs nf ah T. o
cut and engraved Decanlers green. amber and ruby
eod gold ds
% sS. s sveF as Ss e 1s1
Rings decorated China Set Drawing roomTwo superb
sss. s DO s Fss % %
Secretary and Bookcase elegant carved rosewood Suits
y snss ss4Hs sssSes Sa;
ea o
Cover and stool bronze Dresden
mana
Haost Hat stand DO hall Chairs velvet stair Carpet sill
Carpets rosewood bedstead Bureau
Table De nu Arm0 SHAKING china , Toilet Set
spring dos Banses Bolstsrs and Pillows bed Linen Turkish
nut and enameilsd Furniture en- suite '"'A ""''
Besemen.-oak writing Desk, arm Chair, Couch Mirror,
sale viii commence with desirable assortment, Of kitchen
goods removed in forty hours AFTER the sale
A ELksANTA costly HoysEaoLD FURNITURE.
ALL THE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
Contained in the private residence No IS West Eleventh
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
THIS DAY. THURSDAY OCT. 90
Commencing t 10Y o'clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two solid rosewood suits OF parlor Furniture carved Ia
fruit and covered In three colored satin brocade with Alp
meade e order ss
shades Canterbury booEc.ss lined with escreoe
ctscere, mirror doors and back.
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
Also
solid rosewood Pianofore full octave mother pearl
KEYS, inlaid with pearl.
Exquisite Marble satuary large Bronze Groups by artists Of
the FIRST celebrity. -.--
Most of which copies from celebrated
"Raphae" "Tiian, Doeetta" and Muriio, Jewel Boyes
Vases Of Dresden, Painted China, &c, &c.
Dining room-Walnut Extension Dining Table Dinner Set
complete Also decorated China Tea Set Ivory balanced
handled Knives and Forks Silver Table Spoons Teaspoons
Silver Forks Sugar Spoons Oak Arm Clair covered
with Hair CLOTH foot Ottomans Spoons Mirrors Clocks en-
cravings.
MATCH marble top Division drawers lined with satnwood
Comuode spring Maresaes hair Mattresses feather Beds PHI
lows Blankets Sheets Pictures manie Ornaments eight day
Chairs arm Becker lace Curtains Shades and cornice
10 third and fourth Stories contain mahogany BOD
spring bottom and cane seat Chairs Sofas and Sofa three
ply ingram Carpets Also Nursery Furnture Sale 10
commence In the Kitchen. -
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SALES AT AuCTuU.

$4,000 Delaware, Lack Western RR "a mtge bonds
~ ~ 00 New York New Haven RR per cent bonds
10000 Ireverton Coal Railroad lst mge bonds
1000 La Crosse X Milwaukee RR land grant bonds
ZoOp wisconsin Central RR per cent bonds
5000 Town Of Fort Madison dowa) per cent bonds
Securities received Ia addition to the regularly advertised list
during every sale Next regular sale on Monday, Oct "a
Regular auction sales OF stocks Monday and
Thursday or every day whenever required 1917 O'clock
q the stock saesoom No 81 William street. Merchsnts Ex
CHANGE AZ desired Stocks and bonds bought and s0 al pr
vaae sale and the Brokers' Roard commission Interest al
lowed deposits and dividends collected Sales also made
real estate at public and private sale when desired.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctoneer, Broker and Banker,
No 81 William street Wall.
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4 UCT1ON.-THIS DAY, AT THE LIVERPOOL WARE.
N house. 81 Catherine street Cockery, and Glass
ware, rateu ware, Jewery, mantel Ornamental Looking
glasses Pictures &c Sale each day l al sold VIII lie
so!g il lots II sNt hvusekeepers, J. %, HQLBRQOh
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"A GREAT CLOSING SALE,
Commencing this morning at 10 O'Clock The store been
closed mark down the prices The sold off,
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS
1900 yards assorted styles Ribbons, Sc, &C., l0c.
10 700 yards rich Plads Stripes and figured Ribbons 1a
5000 yards rich plain and fancy Styles all silk, IKE
5000 yards rich Ribbons worth Die 3c lSc
AT KINZEY'S CLOSING SALE.
5000 needle work and lace Collars, &C., &C., l2c
6,00u rich Swiss AMI jacone collars lSc. 25c., 3lc
ECO 9 Bands and Flonnsing, &c, loc., l2'ac.
5000 rich jac0net and Swiss Ban IT, 6c., &c., Csc.
1900 pairs muslin Sleeves &c. he, lec 25c
AT KlNZEY'S CLOSING SALE.
1900 rich lace Ves all styles, lSc 25c, 3ic., 44c.
10, 600 yards trimming Laces, lc., &c Sc.
1000 wove French Bosoms Sc. l2c., lSc
10 goo Handkerchief, white and colored &c., 4c &C. &c.
wv AT KINzEYs CLOSING SALE
5000 straw Bonnes &C., l2c., lsc., &C.
2 00G Straw Bonnets, Sic, Sc. 44c., Soc.
l,500 Rough and Ready, DC, 4lc., 69c.
LOCO Pedals, Tuscana, and Fancy Brais, 47c, &c 5c
1900 Bunches OF Feathers and Flowers all styles,
At KINZEY'S CLOSING SALE
1900 yards rich Trimmings, Ic &c &c.
10 quo yards Silk FriDees lc &c. &c., &C., g.
5000 pieces of coored and black Silk velves 15c.
1000 yards rich Trimming vevets &C., &c., l2ls
1900 yards rich black friDges &c 10 81,
Also rich sets Of French aces Wells Fancy Goods Vel
vets Rich Ribbons Gloves Hosiery, Blends Thr
Trimmed Bonnes Headdresses, Dmity Bands Dress
TONS Frnges of all kinds reduced prices close the
stock.
sae commences at 10 O'Clock ever morning. at
KINZEY'S, 223 Eighth avenue
Between Twenty -6rst and Twenty econd streets.
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IN Ladies of every be suited with graceful
hitting Skirt and other Skeletons Crnone Moreen,
quilted 6c &c Also the best Shapes French and other Cor
SETS the largest variety in the United States Misses Waists
and Skirts &c.
MRS GAYNOR calls particular attention to her make
Skeleton Skirt so well KNOWN graduated shape, adapted
FOR winter heavy clothing, with supporter attached.
Exclusive Corset and Skirt Store
843 Broadway, two doors from Union square.
n B. Ladies III shaped skirts altered and made over.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER.
IL Handsome Household Furniture.

~ n ~,
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS, win sell auction,
riiay 101 o'clock at their salesroon, 81 Cedar
large and assortment OF Handsome Household
Furniture for convenience OF saie consisting
wood and mahogany Sofas and Chairs marble top
bles elegant oak aud walnut Sdeboards rich framed Pier
Glasses walnut and mahogany Candle Stands Pier
Tables solid oak Hat Stands oak and walnut Corner Racks
marble tops mahogany and Bedseads hair Mattresses
Pillows, &C. Also few fine Parlor and Hall Stoves
Ranges, &C. Catalogues early on morning of sale.
EDWARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER.
By F. r. II. SCHENCK, this day, 10Th instant, l01S
o'clock their saesrooms 81 Nassau street. opposite the Posi-
Office.
The goods consist in part q
Groups and dgures In large verey viz superb equestrian
groups Of Franca L. Richard ILL., Chariemagne and
others ALSO statnees Of Poetry and Music Tragedy Co
medy Aa and Morea the Pipers Music and Painting Hun
and Leopold Kiss Amazon and others Of great
tistic merit Also,
PARIAN WARE
Groups and stauees Of re beautiful designs both
white and colored, viz .uaa Dorothea the Finding Of
Moses Abraham offering Isaac Cupid Psyche ana
Resignation, Hesitation, Flora Aradne Innocence Old Nor
PARIS DECORATED VASES
OF the most elegant designs and exquisite paintings
Magnificent marble bronze and ormolu Clocks
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Superb and coffee Sets Liquor Frames Casters and
Jelly Stands Cake and Card Baskets Fruit Knives Gotes
Elegant cn bohemian white and coored Vases Decante
wine Sets, iObets Tee Totes &c with large
variety Of other French and English fancy goods
Is believed to be the finest sale offered to the public
goods exhibition and the ladies well pub
lie generally invited examine hem can
have their goods packed and shipped at a small cost.
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66 and G8
FULTON STREET,
NEW YORK,
CHEAP AND FINE OvERCOATS
CHEAP AND FINE DRESS FROCK COATS,
CHEAP AND FINE BUSINESS COATS
CHEAP AND RICH VELVET VESTS,
CHEAP AND FINE CASHMERE PANTS
contained this extensive establishment Is immense Not
hundred fails to be fitted and suited In
for price EVANS atters himself that he
does every other coher in the city Of New York
For instance
Handsome black cloth overeoa,s. IS To $40
Fine black broadcoth Overcoas IL to 10
Beautiful beaver overcoas 10 to 20
Excellent pilot oyercoats. 6to IL
Cashmere Alto 10
Mixed Beavers, meHons and other overcoas Sto Is
Black cloth frock coats well made and rmmed... 3 TO
Fine black cloth frock coats. 10 10 II
The French cloth coats according 70 trimmings Is TO 20
Cashmere business coats Immense sock) TO IL
Black and fancy cashmere pants. 2to
Black and fancy silk vests. 2to
Velvet vest. 2to
Cloth, cashmere and other vests 10
Black cloth suits, very geneeD. II
Cashmere suits to match g. So $12 $4 SIS $S and SO
de-, :. &C., :, &C. >, &C. g., &C.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
POLITICAL.

N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE MOZART HALF,
IA Judiciary and Supervisors Convention will be held at
Mozart Hall on Thursday evening Oct 70 ~ O'clock TO
sossplete the business of the Convention. -
Tg. VOORHEES, }secret,vs GEO. c. GENET Chairman
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
81 Friday Sept Il at 10 o'clock A. NJ at central salesroom
woushby corner Pearl street Brooklyn Regular weekly
ahogany Sofas, Tables Chairs Rockers Washstsnds Blu
Bedsteads Bedding 0lclotbs Carpets Jewery plated
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EDWARD sCHENCK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Friday Oct a. at l0 O'Clock at No S72 Broadway
Of Eighteenth street. the balance Of the Stock of the
well known first class family Grocery comprising the
assortment Of Teas, Coiees, Spices Sugars fine Wines
quors and Segars Also two Horses, Harness and Wagons
By order Of the Assignee.
EDWARD sCHENCK, MISUNDERSTANDING MA.
al II o'clock, at their saesroom 81 Nassau street, sewing
Machines, every one warrantedto perfectly.
EDWARD SCHENCK, AuCTIONEER -ELEG ANT CAR
II rage and Coupe.-By f. 4 +. II. SJHENCK, Friday
1lst ns O'Clock their salesroo 50 street. an
elegant close Carriage built by John Lawrence
hes been but little used ALSO elegant Coupe built
r. Lawrence.
IL,OR SALE AT AUCTION.
Il VALUABLE FARM
Near Newark, n. j.
JAMES W. SOUTHARD AUCTIONEER
The subscribers will sell at auction Thursday the Doth
day of October, at O'Clock p NJ, the premises that
splendid
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES
all In high state Of situated the road New
ark Elizabeth about mile from the city Of Newark and
the farm Of Professor Mapes The site Of the
New York bays New York city, Staten Island, Elizabeth City
and the surrounding country.
within five minutes walk of the depot erected
by the New Jersey Railroad Company.
At the time and place will be sold about
FIFTY ACRES OF SALT MEADOW.
Of superior quality The meadow land will be sold
parcels to suit purchasers.
Conditions made known the day of sale upon app.
cation to KING BOND,
296 Broad street. Newark n j,
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CoNsTABLE'S SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS AUC-
~ toneer an:on rooms Is Cstharne street. viii SELL this
day at l0 O'Clock by order of execution rs Caharue
street ripe Gin pipe Brandy and barreof Wits
key. Sale positive. MICHAEL. DOODY Constable.
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TOHN b. hurley, AUOTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
day. O'Clock at ~ Canal street. near Hudson hne
assortment Of ho ehod Furniture Bureaus mahogany
other bedseads marble top and other Tables Sofas Beds
mahogany and Other Chairs fine hair and other Mattresses
looking Glasses, Pictures Brussels three
pets 0iclosas cooking Stoves Pillows. Sheets Comortes,
liable Linen, Guns Pistols &c.
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A N EXTENSIVE SALE THIS DAY,
"A OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HENRY T. LEEDS Aurfonoor

VIII seu this day. all the contents of the
residence No. 80 Seventh street Third avenue.
Parlors contain
two full seven octave Panofores-one splendid
cost $500 nad with pearl pearl keys beautifully legs
solid rosewood and of extraordinary tome
organ attachment. =
Two elegantly carved Rosewood Suits covered in rich satin
trocae rosewood Eegeres and side Tables
tains richly painted Shades gilt frame pier Glasses
velvet Carpets Parian Vases and Figures bonzes
ngs Of the choicest kinds Chandeliers valuable.
Bedrooms second story,
are furnished with Bureaus Tapea
try Brussels Carpets ee Sofas Turkish Chairs and
Lounges, looking Glasses, Wardrobe, dc.
Bedrooms. third story,
contain mahogany Bedseads cane
Chairs, Pictures, looking Glasses &c.
Dining and basement
have the usual quantity Of Crockery Glassware extension
dining Tables, tea and dinner Sets, &C., &c.
Sale commences at l0ls o'clock
N. B-Second Third Fourth avenue cars pass a short
distance from the house.
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IJENRY b. HERTs JR., AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
II Friday, October n at II O'Clock, at the store,
No. 81 Pine street,
"ARpwARE AUCTION NOTICE -rENTH REgUrAR

ToHN r. MONTGOMERY AUCTIoNEER CASES
Boots shoes and Brogsnsl at auction, on Thursday,
october 20 at 0s o'clock at the store of f. Davis Co
Beekman street, including boys and youths thick
kip and grain double sole Boots.
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DANIEI. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER.
IL Constables sac.

BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS will sell, at auction to-
morrow tFriday at los O'Clock, at the saesroom No 81
Cedar street. by virtue Of execution quantity OF Furn
so,id ,hnsa W vr Jesa & osasp,aa
Candle Stand Mirror hair Mattress Chair Engrav
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DARE OPPORTUNITY rs OFFERED TO ANY ONE
LII DESTROYS 10 engage IN pleasant established business
aying we'll done for cash. party having 600 10 S.
raid
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

AT NO. IL WALL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAR.
N gains Having bought large stock Of watches
importer declining business enabled ose ct per
cent below their retail value Any watch will be fully guaran
store from Broadway, No. IL Wall street, up stairs.
j. MACDUFF.
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(yLOAKsl CLOAKsl CLOAKs!M
" NEW FALL STYLES
In Black and Colored Beaver Cloaks,
Velvet Mantilas and Cloaks,
Also very handsome Opera Coaks,
BEEKMAN CO.'S
No. AIS Broadway,
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SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB, FULLY
"a warranted new Of most powerful tome viii DO
sold at great bargain for cash. 1856 West Broadway
Canal street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
-EpaErrELp ANp KESruckr RAu.RoAp.-The

EDGEFIELD AND KESTgcKV RAu.RoAD.-The
annual report Of the Directors Of this road to
the Stockholders, has been laid on our table.
The report states that the entire. road from
this city to the Kentucky State line will be
ready for use by the first day of next Septern-
Der. The distance will be 46S miles, and will
give connection with the Memphis, Clarks-
vile and Louisville road that will make the
distance from here to Memphis AS miles short
er.than by way of Columbia and Decatur.
This road is also part of the projected line of
the road from this city to Henderson, KY, on
the Ohio river, which is 40 miles below
Evansville, Indiana, where it will connect
with the network of roads in that and adj
joining States. In relation to the prospects
of the Kentucky part of this road, the report
states that 62 of the Sc miles will be COM
pletely graded during the present year. In
addition TO this we make the following en-
couraging extract from late number of the
Henderson Reporter
proposition is now on foot which will as
surediy build the road. The President and
| Directors, DESTROYS to place the iron on the
road, commencing at the depot i'm Henderson,
! and, not having sufficient funds to commence
| the work, make the following proposition to
| the citizens of Henderson:
Commencing at the depot in the city OF
| Henderson, and iron the road through the
county; provided they can get sufficient
subscription, payable, one-fourth when the
| iron is laid five miles and the cars running.
| One-half when laid ten miles, three fourths
| when laid fifteen miles, and the balance when
| the iron is laid to the county line. Subscrip-
ton books embracing this proposition. have
| been placed in the hands of NJ S. Hancock
DR.. j. Is. Cook, G. NJ. Priest, ID. ii. Unselt and
| J. Z. Ricketts, & CO., who are authorized to
| commence the work as soon as the stock is
subscribed. Every man who feels any inter
est at all in the prosperity of the city OF
county. should subscribe at once according
TO his means. and there are but few men in
the city or county, that can't take at least one
share. We hope the citizens of Henderson
will wake up to their interests They have
been dormant long enough. Subscribe liber
| ally. and we will have a railroad, and We'll
| have a city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Special Despatsh to the Gineinsasi Gazet,e.sr
A~u-:rI1 I'd NJ

The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press says, exposures will be made
during the next session of Congress. which
will demand the impeachment of high Of
ficials. 1t would seem that in many DEPART
ments. there is deliberate disregard of the
letter of the law, and what is more shameful
still. that there have been authorized viola
tons of the sanctity of private correspond
enceo0 p GIN 80 ffFF M ~
To relieve our institutions from the infamy
the present Administration has put on them,
and to save us from the calamity in which
the finger of scorn would point at US from
every quarter of the world. it is, the duty of
every man. whether a representative OF the
people, journalist, or otherwise, to make the
facts appear, that they may call down crush
ing denunciations on the heads of the guilty.
Here is one. A gentleman of one ofthe cities
of the West holds himself responsible with
another, on oath. to prove that not only were
documents ordered not to be distributed
when sent by certain Senator, but that let
tiers were also violated.
An Investigating Committee will be called
on this matter, as well as on the other mall
practices of the Post Office Department, at an
early day of the next session.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald says: The statement that a new
fllibustering expedition had started for Cuba,
produced a sensation at the Spanish legation,
! and the Spanish Minister and Secretary are
now in your city on the lookout for facts
| Special dispatches have already been sent TO
the Captain-General. and i'll day or two the
army and navy of Her Catholic Majesty, will
be on the alert. Look out for the next
| news.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Harmony of the Democratic Doctors.

The Democratic party is now the only
organization which enjoys the proud
distinction of being national party, and
whose flag bears the emblem OF the Republic
in an uRbroken galaxy of stars.--C5tun'buS
Times ofthe 9Th.
The Democratic party exists only in the
South. 1t is no longer national party.
Why should we not accept the true state OF
things and act upon themH As a party. it is
Southern party, and nothing else,-CharLes-
ton Nercary Of the 9Th "a.
Thus speak two Southern Democratic
doctors! What must the people think OF the
harmony of Democracy? The Times" says
the Democratic party us national pdrty.'
Wonderful! The Mercury says it as IaGtonat
party" The Mercury tells the truth, If you
only excepted the ''spoils question: on which
they are national, and it is to this question,
and this alone, to which the Times referred, we
presume. For certainly no journal, that
valued its reputation for veracity, would
pretend to assert that the party was national
on any other issue. There is not even
harmony among the porty at the South. eX-
cept on the "spoils question:" and neither OF
the Southern wings harmOnise with the
Northern wing; although one OF the Southern
wings would willingly harmonise with the
Northern wing-swallowing Squatter Sover-
eighty, Internal improvements, Pacific Rail
road and all, to secure the spoils.--AugaSta
Chronicle.