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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

AAE !sifF isiNiMhAl ~ ] IS WORLD.
The 0NIY slf. ami crItsii c';re E,r C.ncrrs Pff.s
T;un1r-, Ss'l!iH.s az Br1nrhrle Guitr-. Paruy.
s- Neuralgia, N.Iknss If th- Muscles. Chronic ~
lnitmmst'-v EasauIati ai, Stiffness Of the joint
Contracted haSl's or ligtmcuts, Earache Tooth
ache, BrGisas SirIin-. NuuaGs, Fresh Cuts Ulcrrs
Eeyer Snr-S. ualcl Breasts, Sore Nipples. Earns
$csids s,rN Threat, or ay Inflammation or Pain n1
sss-rrnrr hpE ~-vrso, bow lrug the disease NAV
Have existed. McLBAN's CELEEEATED L,NIMEST is a
TrItssa r,.rialv.
S2ssa-ands rf hTn1u hin-y bake bees saved a life
q d'H-nilFlr aud iaisey y the Of this iEyslu-
sijs ha,,sieine.
EeIea1's Volcanic Oil Eminent
WIZ rsiicva PAIN rlrg,t irs;.utaneonsgy ara Il viii
cleans, rarity. and he. the iou-st IN IN
eredi1iy short time
For Eerses and other Animals.
NrLeaas celebrated Eiui,neLt l. ile only safe ana
reliable reainiy ET Jrs gure Of SraNin, Ring Bahs
NiHd-.llis, Spsts, tuusfHrsl Lumps, Nodes or
Sweilugs- IL viii never fli- Zig Head, Poll
evil, Fistula CID RHRBing Sercs. OF Sweeny il
property applied. For SPraifs, bruises Scratches
Cracked Heels, ChGf-1, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts
Sores, or NoTnd', il - ntilllitie remedy Apply
il directed and j. certaia 81 every instance
Then tribe longer vith the tasfs worthless Lin
im-Hts offered L. goa. Obtain supply OF DIR. Me-
lean celebrated LiUiaent. it will cure sou.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

CssTLY Cent "A days since cent was sold in Boston
for SCI. 1t stamped in 1893. At sale half dollar
stamped the WashngonS Administration brou t
s5I,
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The Louisville Journal said Of PccoIomn that ss true
lever Of the grape dutes his wne se never
thing With the pure purple poetry Of the drinking song The
Boston Post evidently does not understand the drift
mark as its comment s "Phaps not but to her
making uncommon Quick very large pot Of porter
which held for Just sfer song at the Wings
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IT IS DETIcrous no TAKz

CArriov.-Beware Of druggists or dealers who msy
ffs to palm uI ynu Bt.er or Sarsalar.ila trash
VII IA they can bny cheap, by ly ing il j. just rs
P"st. Avid such hlen. Ask for AlcLeans Strength
ri'sAs Cordial. and taSo ing else u Is the ouy
TerardF iiiat VIII pacy the h!oud thoroughly, and
tae sAtze time strengthen the system.
@ns tshlesp0olfnl takea ever murning fasting, l.
a crrisiR preventive for Choert. Chis and Eo,sr.
Ar;lsS fssar, suy prevalent disease il Is put up
L. large bottles
Price only 81 PER botilr, or q bottl,s for S.
J. u. AiCLEAy.
Sole PTonriplor Il ,his CurdisI.
Also Mclean s Nu',fHic Oh Liniit.ri,g.
i'll 49,
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TTAVING purchased this mammoth jack ES2N
raised by Miles IL. Mayes, OF Msury s>N{Fs=TsSs-A
countr Team, will stand him at my farm a. & kSN II
three miles from Nashville the Louisville Jl2 NJ
Branch Pike, at $40 the insurance. T. "
JENNETs in had order will De fed on $500
senalle terms.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sell his pana- -r,s.zs-,
\4A ton, called CAPITAL VIEW. lying 5e.l{sEss.
1fTSrfAf the north side Of Cumberland RiFer
sggl - tine mil esfrom the City Nashville, sSsf<$
14lAEd1f contaug about Three Rum W
Gz1Az@ dred Acres. Tie will sell il all -.aE1sass.
together small lots, to suit purchasers long
credit viii be bearing legal interest date, and
lean retained. 1t Of the very quality
watered about half of in cultivation, and the
timber and There good dwelling houses good
barn and stables &c. FOI information apply undersigned
or 70 John D. James feb5a-tG TlIOS. G. JAMES
VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.
NATISHlNG 10 change business Offering for sale my
situated two miles south OF Gaaun Nashville pike on
Cumberland river and about the ender
sonFe Station the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
nearly equal dis between Nashville Gallan
between 4and501 open cutvaton50
grass tie balance we'll mbere with poplar, maple
&c being we'll adapted growth Of blue grass
crops peculiar to this latitude Improvements good consisting
Brick Dwelling with Negro Kitchen, House,
Ice House, Gov and Horse Stables all necessary
Mill rs horse power engne) with plenty Of timber spare
ehe place keep for number Of years. young
cru Just now In iearing OF 100 select peach apple
also large fish pond well stocked. Stock and other pen
aud OF good quality ANY wanting good Stock Farm
ana Desirable House of the best Tennes
see vii do well examine the premises offer the whOletract
at $4OOOJog half $50 including all improvements
except the Steam MILL at $40 per Terms for the
place, one fOurt cash. the balance years
on and Kor further particulars appy to- or address,
the subscriber % to Turner s. Foster, Esq, Nashville
mr. ohyer PerdlIe on the premises
jans-6m W. B. WALTON.
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VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC
~ BECIGRR would respectfully 10 the public Of
Melville that he located teacher Of The Voice. Of
Fo Vioincso, Violin Orders left at MeClss Ben
ss.fs slusic Store viii be promptly attended to.
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Conference.-The Memphis A0aldseAe 18th says: ''Tfs
mai Stewart who arrested 10 this city about
requiOn OF the Governor Of Kentucky was tried at
snihland in that State, charge OF eeunterng, convict
ed and sentenced PeuiIentary for eight years"
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20 - hADTEE.


We say to parents, II you: children sickly puav
o. aliefeI With ramSaiHts prevalent AIMING Children
give the1a small Isintity uf McEeans Cordial, aud
II VIII make them healthy, fat, and robust. Delay
mot a monant try il, and yoa viii be convinced.
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AAIANTED.--1 Principal Of "a large boarding school
Tor young ladies' situated the town of Coanba de-
sres 70 employ lady in the capacity OF keeper One of
be prefer rsd RoE aEthe reference apply
SAlce' Eanl9-tfi
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y
MOHAWK sired by Old Mohawk, Miles NJ hayes
celebrated IS 900 Jack and he by imported Mammoth OF hen
tucky his dam DOncas Young Mohawk vii
De three years a9h Of June he is sixteen hand
high large proportion his height and is remarkably wet
formed. prepared to the bst OF Jennes viii
shelters and blue grass pastures in fine condition. -
ap7-tW&-wlm GEO MlLELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

LOUISVILLE a. NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Is = II q e Il . z Z 81 q. e
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON and Monday, November 2gh 1853 Trains wlrun as
follows:
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallatiu 40 A NJ Leaves Gallan at 1909 F. n
Arrives Edgeeld " 90J do Arrives Edgefeld 230 de
Leaves "lUU0 do Leaves do - $3.50 do
Arrives Gallatin "II3N Arrives Gallatin 500 do
The Train leaving Gallatin 730 NJ and Eigeeld at 10
A. NJ, connects Garn with mail coaches and from Louis
vile. The Train leaving Edgeeld at 10 A n. and Gaatin at
NJ with mail coaches and from uaryile
Carthage Only the mornn Train will he Sundays.
II = apparel alone constitutes baggage each
passenger will allowed 90 pOId free charge will
for baggage which he paid the
articles baggage carried in the baggage Will charged
Express eght which must h paid tie agent of the Express
COnpa Y.
Passengers taking their Gaas Edgehed without
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten cents
jana6-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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T1XTRA FAMILY FLOUR.--Ws ~ censtas
receipt Of quality q Family kour soa ne
celebrated Unian Hinton ils These Mills "a c - - -
arti le OF Flour Any Mills in he county He ~ es
and guarantees sFsEy pourd sold .-,,, 800,
ianI2 p &C. ANDERSON, hrslesSss~
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sss~AHHHaf ASySEGrfA&ts
Heartburn, Inward Piles Acidy or Sickness of fla
Stomach, Fulness % Blood TO the Head Dull Pain or
Swimming In the Head, Palpitation Of the Heart
Fuilness or Weight IN the Stomach Sour Eructaiops
choking or Snhocating Feeling when lying dnpn
Bryness or 1eiOwness Of the Skin and Ewes N;eht
sweats, Inward Feyer3. Pain in the Small 81 the Rack
chest or Side, Sudden finishes Of Heat Depression 81
Spirits, Fri-hifdl Dreams Languer, Desponlepcy or
any Nervous Disease Sores Blotchas on the Skin
a5.'l Fever and Aggs Tor Chls aud Feverl Ii viii
also cure diseases Of the Bladder and Womb slich al
Selnihal Weakness, lncontinence Of Urine. StraR-
gTarF- inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb ur
G.a6asr, Whites etc.
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT
This Cordial will Gail cure any of the above
diseases u taken as per directions on each bottle in
German, English, and French
OYER A MILLION or BOTTLES
Have been sbll during the last six months, and in
% instance has it failed in giving entire Satisfaction
no. then, " ID sner non weakness debility WHEN
Mclean Strengthening Cordial VIII cure you
TO TEE IADTEE.
Do you wish 10 % healIhy and strongg Then 20 at
once, and get soHs Of MeLean's Cordial. 1t will
strengthen and invsorats your wba,o system. caIsn
healthy and pure circulation &c blood i0w thrgh
every Nrf'', and the rich, rosy bloom Of health
IsouHt - Your cheek again
Livery bottle Is warranted 10 give satisfaction.
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VALUABLTi SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.
GIenOacl6 for Sale.


ON SATURDAY, June e5th, 1859, ,ss1E@sA
&sA will be offered at public sale, ut the sssSs1Ss
ssE Court House in Nashville, the beau ~
34 ufu Country Seat known ''GLEN- e77SSfs9SfS
=sztl14 OAk. situated about two miles from Il
tie city OF Nashville, on the Hills -IiEAse=-
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THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT


This Cordial will never Gail to cure any of the above
seiSfs' u taken as per directions each bottle, ia
ernian, English, and French
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MoLEAN's srREEaTHEN1NG CORDIAL

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIoE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, DiseRse.
OF the Kidneys. and ala Dssease.
arising from eAeOederea Liver or
Ssamash, dyspepsia.
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TUX
ONEo Of the desirable NESS Stands the city. fo
particulars apply to this Office. mhle-h.
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OrnRmemI:al Trees md EVergr eens

NEONTGOAERY & SlcGREDY ,Nuserymen Nashville, Tenn
invite special attention TO their Fruit,
Ornamental Evergreens, dreen House PaEs 10000
Trees and Eyerg stable for mlediate eject
Frui,s-50O0 Apple ., s. years old.
Pears-3OOO, DWarfs & Standards, = to years old.
Peaches $4,000 2yea old, Cherries, Pums Apricots Nee
tar lens and ounce, in la.ye numqers.
large collection of Grapes, Strawberries Raspberries Goose
sarr les, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & MoGRRDY.
N, IL. LinWOod, Nurseries Nashville Tenn
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TIE VOTE o. THE WESTERN CrTIEsThe following was the
vote Of the three principal Western municipal
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For Eerses and other Animals.

NHl riicve PAIN FlraSt irs;suianeonly ard Il will
cleans, pari,, and Le. The f0u-st in an IN
cradiblv short time
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neIE4Es yoLCAETc C.L IMMINENT.
TIE BEsr LiN,ulS1 IN TIE WORLD.

Also Mclean No!cFBic Oh Liniir,i,t.
Principal nei,t on the corner If Third and Pima
Sjse-ts, 81 Louis No.
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FINE CHANDELIERS.

WILL furnish Chandelier either for burning Gas, Oil
Candles sized building, Church, HOTEL Public
county, with all the glass Globes Shades
as cheap as they be had from any market.
keen good Of all the small fixtures with
Drop Lights paper and fancy eOod Glass Shades Psten Burn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

TIN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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eb2S-3m d Cherry street.
NOa kENT.---The large Room the Daily News Of
hee formerly occupied by Barnars Book Bindery This
room 30 feet is suitable for Job Printing ee Book
Bindery almost mechanical employment Steam power
ean he had the News Oaice Engre, in this
Enc Of Mr. Fisher, at News Oee Of A. " LnesleV
he susscriher ijaBl JAMES ". HOYTH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

the French army. but to this we can give a
formal denial. The sanitary state of the
French army isezcellert, and exceeds even
the hopes of which could be entertained
from the heat snd fatigue endured.
The King of Sardinia had issued the fol-
lowing proclamation to- the people of Eom~
hardy: =
Heaven has blessed our armies. With
the powerful Sly, the Emperor Napoleon,
we arrived in few days, after victory up
on victory, at the banks of the Mincio.--
To-day we come back among you to tell
you that Heaven has granted your wishes.
An armistice followed the prcliminaries Of
peace; assure the people of Lombardy of
their independence, according to their de-
sire, many times expressed. You will
henceforth form with an ancient State one
single and free family and both your dcs-
tiny unsler my directions. hope II find
in you that concurrence whichth the Chief OF
State needs, in order to create new adj
ministration l tell you, people of Lom-
hardy, to trust in your king. Established
on a solid and imperishable basis, he will
procure happiness for new country
which Heaven has entrusted to his gov
crnment.
The Emperor of Austria has ordered an
immediate cessation ofrecruiting common
ced two days before the armistice.
A war tax was imposed upon Piedmont
amounting to one-tenth Of all the taxes on
property, customs, taxes, DC.
1t was considered probable that the dis
missal of Cardinal Antoinette would re-
suit from this state of affairs.
NArLEs.-Additiona details of the re-
cent partial mutiny of the Swiss troops
are received A body Of troops mutined
in the barracks, killing the Colonel and
several officers of the 4th regiment, and
afterwards repaired to the Royal Palace,
but were forced back by the chasseurs and
hussars on duty. They were ordered to
surrender, but replied by a discharge Of
firearms. They were compelled to yield
after having 10 killed and 233 wounded.
\ Bostonan at the sack of Perugia
writes to the Lon,lon Times giving addi-
ton details of that brutal affair. He says
the American Minister, Mr.. Stocklin. has
demanded re lress and in Identification for
American citizens, and by his energetic
action will doubtless obtain such as is to
he had.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

FARTHER PoIxT. below Quebec, July
29.-The steamship Anglo Saxon. from
Liverpool on the 10Th inst, passed this
point bound for Quebec.
The papers contain nothing additional
in regard TO the basis of the peace.
The discomfort arising from Napolcon's
hasty course was apparently on the in
crease particularly in Italy. taa
Napoleon had arrived at ST. Cloud.
The Queen of Portugal is deal.
American securities are unchanged, and
the money market continues without
change TO note.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times says the representatives of Aus
tria, France and Sardinia will meet at
Zunda to conclude tho treaty OF peace.
There will be no Congress of the Great
Powers called to ratily the treaty. the
Empcrors of Austria anil France have
agreed to settle the difficulties without the
intervention of neutral powers
The Paris correspondent of the London
Post says that both of the Emperors are
convinced that the basis Of peace agreed
upon 10y them is in many resi- e:ts imprac-
ticablc.
The English journals continue to rilicule
the terms of the peace
The Post. Lord Palmcrston's organ. at
tacks the proceedings at Villa Franco with
much severity.
The Paris correspondent of the News
says there is a feeling of disappointment.
and even Indignation. among all who took
sincere interest in the object of the
war.
The Emperor has seriously lowered
himself in the opinion Of all classes
GREAT BRITAN.-In the House Of Lorls
On the 18th, the debate was confined To
the dispatches between England and Prlls-
STA in regard To the war. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
FROM XMAS.
LEAvENwoRTH, July 20.

LrANESNORTH, July ~.
The Times has interesting private al
vices by the arrival of an express last
night from Denver City of the Goth.
The mines continuc to yield well. and
new leads were constantly developing.
a good many miners were compelled to
quit work on account Of the scarcity of
water.
"A company had commenced the con-
struction of fume eleven miles long to
convey water to the n,ighborhood OF
NJ 'untain City. and tannelling had also
commenced.
The Kansas Constitutional Convention
has nearly completed its labors. and will
probably adjourn tomorrow. The Con-
stitution is radically Anti Slavery. but
differs from the Leavenworth inasmuch as
i. does not extend the right of suffrage to
negroes.
The State Legislature will consist OF
|scventy-two Representatives and twenty
one Senators.
The business Of the Convention was dis
po>eI of with tolerable expedition, the
questions of appointment and temporary
capital being the only measures that offered
any obstacles. Topeka was selected as the
temporary capital. Lawrence being its com
petitor. The efforts Of the partisans of both
places revealed considerable corruption in
side and outside of the Convention, and
one or more members implicated in BRIDE
ry. The indications are, that the ratifica-
ton of the constitution will be vigorously
opposed by the Democracy, as its strong
measures, the annexation of the Platte
District. exclusion of free negroes. prohi-
ton OF bank issues, and preservation of
the present Western boundary. which in
cludes the gold region. have all been de-
feated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

~rOur advertising agents at Chicago,
Messrs. RoUSDs & LASGDoS, who are gen
tlemen Of strict vcracity, say: 1--WE can
vouch for the truth Of every word that
TAPrES says in his advertisement, (which
appears in our columns to-day, and would
advise your readers to cut it out and pre-
serve II until they visit Chicago, so that
they may be sure they find the right place
to buy their Fall and Winter stock of
clothes
"F'ive years ago Happen pitched his tent
in Chicago as one prize clothing dealer.
unhcraldcd and unknown. Ey judicious
system of advertising. close attention to
business and unequalled skill in catering
to the wants and tastes of every class OF
customers. selling them better goods and
at lower prices than they could get else
where, he has made his establishment the
largest of its kind west of New York:
Besides, Tappen is gentleman and first
rate fellow every inch of him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
FORT WAYyE. GROCERIES. DC.

We world call the attention of our Merchants to
tho advertisements in this weeks paper of the firm
Of WILLIAMS & lIUEsrIs. WsoLcsaie Groc~rs Fort
WAYNE, Inl. Their stock consists of n genera. as
>o.tnent of CIR pcereS-tose.hcr with cv, ~ thing
that is usually found in store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some or TIL best, dsS and
nell kaorn Houses in the Est offers them cities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any ofhr,
Housc IN tie West.
They therefore enabled TO furnish any thing
in their line. freight considered, ~ low as can be
bought in New YORK Cincinnati. Chicago, or am
othfr market.
Fort W,vne i now within two or three hours
ride of this place. uninterrupted by any change ot
cars. Merchants therefore. in this place and vcin
- cln obt lin any thing they need in the line OF
WILLIAMS & HuEsrrs, in a few hours, thereby a
voiding the expense. DELAYS and loss of time occa
stoned 10y ordering from gre tier distance.
WILLIAMS & HuESTis have but price. and
hose lcrins from them. will Obtain goods of the
same quality and price, az il there in person pur
chase.
Ii Won would therefore sar~l,oth monep md time
purchase of WILLIAMS and HrEs1rs. Wholesale
G'pcers. NJ. b, Columbia Get, Fort WAYNE
Indiana. l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
New York Market.

NEW ORR, Aug =
FIouR--Good demnHd and prices Unchanged
Sales 1900 bbls at 4.s5@5.l0 for superior Safe
S5IC@ $40 for extra State 81 $50 5.05 for Super
Western; 81 50@5 25 for common Western; So
'3O@5 40 for old; S. zoos Is for fresh ground
shipping brands of extra Round Hoop Oho-clos-
ing firm. Rye -four dull at S4@4 81.
GRAIs--Whcat ] @2c better. Sales 5000 bush
at 81 40 for old white Kcntucky5 new red South
crn 81 30@l IS; aud old white western at 81 Is
al 15la. rye dull at 750o7ec. Barley quiet
Corn heavy and lower. Sales 500 bush IS old
and new mixed western in store and Delivered
Oats dull at $500 for State, 36(d 40c for IVES
tern and Canadian.
WHIsKY--Steady. Sales $50 bbls at 251zz
PRovrsIoNs--Pork lower Sales 1000 bbls at
$40 75@ll for prime; Sl4 90 for thin mess; 81
for heavy do. Beef unchanged. Sales $50 bbls at
SG@6 Is for prime; Ss09 for mess; 50 5O;aIO
for repacked Chcagoi Sl3 50@l5 for extra sprime
mess Sls@24 Beef Hams quiet at l5Mls.-
Bacon dull. Sales 80 ties short clear middyngs at
10. Cut meats 6@6l for shoulders, s@s11 for
Hams. Lard heavy at lOla@ll. Butter firm at
l2tG l6 for Ohio; 1920 for State. Cheese quie.
a S@9.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

The as?irants to the nomination of the
bogus democracy for Governor in Indiana
have dwindled down to two, G.. L. Dun
ham and Thos, A. Hendricks. The con-
test VIC understand to be between the Bu-
chanan and Douglas wings Of the party
The high constable, Mr.. Robinson, and
the Brights are for Durham; the anti-Le-
complexities. headed by Judge McCarty,
(who was elected u. s. Senator by Joint
resolution of the General Assembly last
winter) Aquilla Jones and Dick Ryan
The result is easily forescen. Durham will
be nominated by the "close convention -
20 be held on the 9th of January. 1861
To the time of holding this close conven-
ton every paper of the party but two have
demonstrated. The cxigencies won't per-
NIT ony change in the programme--Mad
ison Cour.
The imperious course of the leaders OF
the Shsmocracy in disregardins the wishes
of the mass Of their party in regard to
changing the day fixed upon by them for
.hc holding of the State Convention shows
what little respect they entertain for them.
They merely initiate the Southern Sham
ocratic leaders in this respect, who regard
the common people as rabble, and onf at
to do their bidding. without presumfng
to offer an objection. designating any man
Hesitation of manhood or Independence OF
that character as intolcrabic impcrtinence.
1t remains to be seem whether the Demo
cratic papers in Indiana will submit tame
Iy to the Imperial cdicts of Willard,
Bright, Robinson & Co., in regard to the
day appointed for the holding of the Con-
vcntion. Any other day would suit them
Just as well. unless they want to take some
alvantaSc, but they think were they to
yield it would manifest too much weak
ness on their part, and the example prove
a very pernicious one. The rank and file
mist be Taught to submit quietly to the de-
Gees, however unjust, of the party lead
e-s. otherwise they will not be able to ac-
complish their ultimate design of making
the people the willing tools Of their own
subjugation.