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the temporary trampling Of it under foot If
Kansas, under his administration. has pro
duccd. We ka,w that thousand, and
hundreds OF thousands have for the time
LIT our party on that account, who will re
turn At the first instant they are satisfi..
that thers is an unyieliing Discriminate ir
that party to carry it out. There is also ,
large vote ('he Americsn) in all the North
ern States, which has not heretofore actef
with the Democratic or Republican parties
but whose sentiments on that question .r.
with us. Indeed, that portion of it which
favors Congressional intervention, have lon:
since-having been met half way by the Re
pnb'c"ns, become an important wing If tina
party. The refusal Of the Democratic Par
~ to dcviatc in the slightest degree from
their liberal policy IN receiving and natural
ling the foreigner. his heretofore prevented
any part Of this vote from being cast for it
fsut TINT issue being now cast ASIDE, and Thu
controlling all others. they will vote Will
our party.
In Ohio, the !anaticism Of the. Republi
cans. as recently manifested in their action
in tho case Of tho Obcrlin rioters, in which
they endeavored 10 coerce tho Suprems
Court into multiplying tho fugitive slave law
and afterwards nominated a candidate 70,
their Chief Justice, for the express roaso,
, that he is in favor Of multiplying that act, ha.
already caused split in.the party, and vii
probably brn. about Democratic triumph
The true Democratic sentiment is still cher
ishcl in the hearts Of the people. and a. tn,
black diSuninn monster shalt more and NOR,
exprose Its real designs. so will the pcopl
return to their old allegiance.
| The fact that the democratic party is still
united and powerful in The North will unit
and encourage our brethren in the South
and the defeat Of the monster disunion sen
timcnt in either, will hasten its d.struc,io,
in the other.
| The prospect for 4 Democratic victory i
then encouraging. Let every D,mocra
make ready for the battle. Let Us see tina
our convent ons make the is~u, on tho tru
squatter sovereignty platform that inc
nominate men who, in victory and defeat
have always remained true to it-isader
whom We can follow in the full conf lenc
that we shall MT h., ln,tra ypI. and mr. n, RI
will b: reinState'l AMI fortified in the conf
dence Of the people. and onr country still
advance united and conquerins pllalanx o
States.
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!'E"OCkATIc 60. CONVENTION.

:, Il, Democrats Of the several townships OF
Gor;!iue county will meet in Conyeu,i,,.r ,,v
.H".r Dtlc" ties y: h. C" ,rt House in Red Wing
on Friday, July Pend 1859. for the purpose 81
ssrpol' .'nr t"c delegates to tn, Democratic
lutte Convc"ti"n t" he hidden at st. Paul Au-
gust 18th and to transact su h other business
- may pr'pcr'y come before the Convention
Each '2"nship will be entitled to the humble,
OF u;e.:3:,'": set onroste their respective towns
he.Ic Creek, 3ely deere. Central Point
2: Cherry Grove. l; Cann"o Falls. 4: Fcath-
c;s:nna, I; Florence. 2; Holden | ; Hay Creek
! Ken on L.on !; Lillian Milton ,
f'na Island 2: Red Wia9?; R'.scre !; Vasa
- warsaw I'D; Wasouta Wunanin"n |
I'.!':IsGosal !. Joshua G.. PIERCE.
u. G. HOFFMAN,,
WM. LAUVEp.
VIZ. =. TAN';EE,
J.. a. TARBOX, ...
Z. WESTERVELT.
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80 NEXT CAMPAIGN IN TlIr
SOUTH, r.

IS would he reasonably supposed, in the
So2'h rs we'll rs in the north. are to bo twc
G"ea! parties. Parties as in the north. on
posed on the question Of the sovereignty
:. n. Territories. The one with tho Re
a"s;:ca'i., claiming that the power exists in
C";.-'c i', TO regulate and make laws for
tbs territories but difterentl ~ from the
latter, demanding that Congress shall inter.
- . protect slavery in them-nut to keep
it out. r 90. -# r.s95 .aGn ID.
TIL, wisdom. ant! business, Of the old time
henoTed Democratic principle Of non.inter-
ferenc, becon'os now beautifully clear. Sup
fosng there was no difference between par.
lies ;:' regard to the right Of Congress to leg.
islates for the territories, all admitting that
dactvi'.e 70 be true: in what situation would
be our country. The north unanimously
declaring ti.at slavery shoutl not exist
in the territories. The south as unanimous
ly that IL shauii. The North outnumb,r-
ing the South. The South then withdraw.
iss in body from the present union. The
eta'er consequences il is needless to men
tson--' contest for the territories, a bloody
war the stsguation of all business At the
Nc::', tho immediate uniun OF Cuba, Mexi.
CO and Nicaragua with the southern States.
into one grand conlederacy, and the extern.
sion Of slavery through all the tropical por.
t!ans Of America. This is no imaginary
statement. Every man who will reflect
dispa:sionatc'y but moment must see that
such vonld b. tho result Of such sectional
conflict between the North and South.
Happily in the South. as in the North,
the attachment to the Old Democratic prin
c'p'ss 81" prevails, and that principle is now
tho only safeguard Of our union. For as
long AZ it prevails, it Keeps this c.ional is
sue entirely out Of tn. field, leaving it where
it equ'sab'y and naturally belongs with those
wh' "rc directly interested--tho people Of
the territories themselves.
W. say that 10 the South as in the North,
the attachment to this principle still pre-
'ai!s. heretofore n9prgauizsl p'r.y in the
Sonth. has been opposed to it. A contrary
sentiment has long existed. Men of all par
ties haze entertained it. bu' it has been kep;
ont Of the issue. Now there is every aopear-
ancc that rs in the North, il is to be made
the mai" issue, and upon the result depend,
the fate Of the Union. This result will be
"ifsc ed in great degree By the action o,
tho Northern States. .- .'
We say, in tho Sou h as in tho " r.h, the
attachment to the principles Of non in,eris,
Renee prevails. TO say that it prevails il
the North, would. at first thought, seem un.
reasonable: but We must reco!e:s that the
success Of Republicans has teen ow,rg g, MOI
80 much to 4 want of attachment t. thi,
r"inciplc-w;tness tho triumI liant e!ecio,
OF buchanan-as,t to want Of confidence II
Democratic statesmen, which the has.
t'sscbory o! buchanan to that principle. and
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tlsisy = Still. LATER. .a,,f3
ARRIVAL OF TRE s9EAxsulp CANA IA.

,L;.'..a ~ S.cxvlLtE. y. B., July H.. :
Tho steamship Canada, from Liverpool
with dates 20 the 81 inst. ps..sd CaH
Race at s Oclock N SUNDAY afternoon. sid
arrived ct Halifax to.,iay. l4aaihtid2 4 t
She was boarded "fr Caps Rae., and 4
br Of urinary Of her nsws procured, which
VA started from St. johns: N, =: yssssr.
day. but only resched herv this f.rsnoong e
I The following is the summary Ct hss
news:
Tho steamship City Of Washington a. Y,
rived out ca the '1st inst. ~. 2. f,si'-s
tbs intelligence ft,,in Tho ssat of var
states that no dshting has occurred sines
the battle Of Sal Or DO. .eYiu2o nsiiaftt.a30l
T" Th' allied tro"ps eontiane to cross the
rvsr. Mincio without molsstasion from tho
enemy. bltass44 s4S4 .;f- a. ~
J. The emperor Napoleon had removed his
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STATE CONVENTION.

: Democratic State Convention vii, be he'd at
the City Of st. Pan'. in the Senate Chamber OF
Tive CAnitol, on WEDNESDAY. tho 18th day Of
AUGUST next. ut II O'clock. H., tor the pur-
pose OF nominating the following officers:
GOVERNOR.
AilECTENA~T GOVERNOR,
\ sEC:ErAaI Of STATE,
STATE TREASURER,
Az ATTORNEY CENTRAL,
TWO MEMOIRS W CoN0nEss
and s"ch other officers a. tho Convention
may deem cxpcdicnt.
The counties will BE- entitled to the follow
ing representation:
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TIE BATTLE OF SALFERINO.

! FARTHER POINT, July 8:
A di<p,tch dated 25th June from the En-,
peror to tho Empress FL, genie says that In
enemy Withdrew Last night. anil that he slep
in the room occupied in tho mo rniny bv tn
Emperor of Austria. .4.~t- =, III
Gen. Mel has been appointed Marshal q
France. So, ,;,af 1880
The Austrian troops crossed the Minci
for the purpoas Of at tackins the French will
their whole force, but were obliged to ab,n
DIN their position and withdraw to the lsf
bank Of the river, after blowing up th,
bridge at GOit0. .!t!GG 1lull. F..lI"#sG
The Emperor also says, ws took so can
non and 900 prisoners. ...,y vas,l
A private dispatch says that The Austri
ans had 35.OIO men placed hors du combat
and lost l6 flags and IS cannon.
There has been no Giro ,mstantial accoun
Of the battle published at Paris. ::
Private do patches intimate that tho French
army has suffered 40 severely as to DO uuablt
to resume the offensive. g9nG!'"2 u
Vague ru'nors also put tho French loss in
killed and wounded 1t 1000. Tho battle
was fought At Sal!erino. r.,. ;.,ts...4
The Austrians are preparing f,r. anothe,
great battle under Gen.. Hess, who has n
ready displaced Gen. Schlick as Commando
in Chief. o. -''.- ID .l.' 10 :.
TIE Emperor Napoleon issued 1 stirring
address 70 the army after the battle Of Sal
ferino. gli- f9ae'. ID ~ y 'a5Ei :. ltou
The Austrian dispatches acknowledge tia,
they were obliged t. retreat after suffering
heavy losses. la@
The Emperor Napoleon was constantly il
the hottest part Of The battle. aud Gen. Lar
roy, who accompanied him, had hls horse
killed under him. ~ - ~.
Gen. Nisl's corps covered themselves viii
glory. 1t +-t.E e'is- s1jG
$4,000 troops from the Austrian reserve,
were ON their vay to Italy. They are called
the Il wsr of he Austrian army. every man
having served upward Of eight 70 r.. 5x.r
The Gazette de Paris says tha. prepare.
,ions arc making to raise within two month,
an army Of Is - y men. -. ',,s.
Great naval preparations are going on :,
Ch rbourg. ~ rs i''s ~ ~
Adi<patch received at Paris from Carian
on the 18th ,iIt.. says the French teoop.
passed the M'ncio without interruption, lht
enemy having Withdrawn thsrstivn "n thu
25th.r ua IN Fa5f.,frafstl; ayc syg
Prussia made = proposal TO the Federal
!'lot to place, AL army Of observation on the
thine, under the superior orders Of Bavaria
The proposal Was reierrsd y the miiitary
cOin,nittee. II. - - : .'1'1's
II was reported that the Emperor Of Aus.
tria would soon have an III ei'vlew with Tic
Prince Regent of Prussia. AaSA'%1s'S'a y
The .o!lowing kilograms with what has
been sent, contain; azhat, il known IN regard
to the, great battle on 5he; 9Th cfJune. Tbs
loss Of the enemy IS very, considerable, bu,
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. VI, NITUR RE.

FURNITURE. 55r--
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens II Red Wing and vicinity ekas -
has purchased the entire stock of unmanulao-
tured m.terisl for furniture. formerly owned
a oy mr.; Cook, IN that he is prepared 70 anpp.y
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also al kinds Of COFFItS furnished TO ordar.
Mahogany.
Rosewood,
ana Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap for
Cash. JOHN COREI.L. :
Rad Wing, May Is, 1859. Hs-.f
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q. of 6.~T.

I.dwsas 1.As. 10. Il. ofs,. ,,e.s s..A,a
erd'r hold thsir teguJss meesings every Tuss-
Day evening. ~ IS Ssstoek, q Alsapanaa Han
Hsmlius On iyersity. 1.iE!i - 51ja7
!. ....s ssiw!H 4. WILMINGTON, We. IL /. !.
Al. lsAoaAI.W. az. a. s =; .c,s ~ i
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Delegates

HenneDn Co., West ofthe Mississippi, e De,
East ::
Uorr les not enumerated in the above list
VIII be emitted to one Delegate each.
W. HCT.C0MBE.
chai-man Vow. Central Committee.
st. Paul, May 5, 1859.
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the c''ntagion has even extended to tbs old
world, and now We See the nations of Flu.
rope, inspired by our example, and aided By
the same great nation that tho Alnghty
summoned 10 our assistance, risin: and
trampli"s under k'ot the armies and power,
Of despots and r:ran's. ~ al ',l-..
Italia is again, after tho lapse of hundretld
Of years, TO DO an independent and units4
na:'en-to sing her songs Of freedom and
|enjny the perma ent fruits Of constitutions
liberty. VII" doubts it For rsons to-
fl ,ht ~ only men determined to bs free car
tight, and the tiel OF Montebelo. like gu.
Bunker Hill, is already their proud land.
mark in the path OF liberty and ii RS.
Thus the wO'kings OF our revolution are
still rfe t. and will never cease. Whom All,
where, AMI how, is. not for Us to know. mel.
theris 1t necessary. II is enough for IL, thai
The apspicioAs day, Whose anniversary W.
nave assembled to celebrate-whose heav.
|en!y t,nes W. and our children will
through all time. continue annually to re-
vive IN our sbo>"ns. was the be sinnins al
lis gre't worl AL therefore we saw, tlaij
au>p'clouS day, liza emancipl led ,,S. and will
enlanc'pate the world. HAL ! mos: Rlori.,,,
s:a Of the worlds history. We rejoice witt
joy unspeak.bie again to witness thy return
!or snail our joy 10 alloyed BY apprehension
..r fear, for the rec Elections AMI emotions il
this day rev,es shaIl 'liSpsr.e those mutter
ing c.ouds Ii % the mists Of the night oeors
tho rising sun. .n......,,.5, .,,;t...--,
Let Us return to tho g:orieus soldiers 0
the revolution. who. at the call Of their
country. left the dear enj"yncnts and ties "
home AMI family t. brave the horrors Ut war
They are passing awa!t-blt a small mum.
Der Of them now are loft. We who now oc.
Icupy the active sage Of life: have seen thei'
noble souls. one alter one. depart It is i,
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JOEL W. PEPPERS, Z. L. T1Ra1I
PEPPERS & TERRELL,
g' -vg-l srD
Forwarding Aal33 9. cen.r,,.i;..'io.
MERCHANT %

to their care. r.: l. .gsgz
]1
&C: BgRsAsK d Co., St. Paul. MIMI.
z. ". WooLEY Il Co., st. Paul, 90
Jxo. L"nAIN II Co., Galena, ILL.,,
OoDES q CoPPs. Burlington, Iowa,
WARDEN d SH%LER. st. Louis, No.:
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were both served with nearly equal and Of
fec i've fire, bue the Au>tr ans gradually
slackensd their fire. and several time. took
up new positions. While the Sardinians
poured rapid and uninterrupted shower Of
balls upon them, su<psnding only s,r isw
moments n . time, and then renewing it
again with rsdoublsd fury. u ,@e
The wind had now gone down. The air
Wan still. and the s"und Of the muxkstry n
we'll % of cannon was 6i*tinctl, heard !:
co. etimes Only . single fash would b
seen. then two At three Il oncs, aid some.
times half dozen would brsak forth in in
slant aucose.t'n. It vas bse ginning 10, b
dark when turned to dssoend The hill. and
al the way down still heard the, r,,ar u
tho cannoo and the Gathering Of The guns u
the infantry. W GelH &
The Austrians have sustaippd an over
widening defeat. It seems to me not IN.
likely thas ,the sEmprrps nay. aew b., in.
duced BY The representative at Tie neutral
powers, 70 nooept Tho psaes which Napoleun
will b very likely 70 tender him. and am
|ats1sd . venture upon any conjecture O. to
the numter Of killed and wounded n Thu
battle. but from, he netuss Of the ease Il
must Do enormous. Tan, conAient thae not
less than 1890 veuadsd hass &1sa brought
into tAis village alone. during H. day, 70 say
nothing of thOss 81 the lad and cssried TO
othsr places. PIP 13* ., ga o. 1.' ' ''5,,E
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As- Purchasers NIL please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post once county and State
ne Remen lbeF thai every Prize 10 drawn and paya.
ole in full without deduction.
as- All prizes OF 81 600 and under, paid lmme
amer the drawingotheT prizes At the usual Of
thirty days. ssfrs .-a
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.
= HALF Pipes Jules Robni * Co. IS Cognac Vintage,
= 1852.
= Pipes Jules RobnS Co. IS Cognac Vintage, Is4s.
q a Alex Seignetts a. 1856.
1874
l luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice of Brandies will sell TO the
trade cheap on months time. ...r
decl5-u HARRIS, GORDON co
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Magnificent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
8, $50 FRIES amounting 'o....--...-.... $500, 00O
wholeTickets $40; Halves IS; Quarterss2 so

oa-A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotterie,
" iilbe sent TO any one DESTROYS Of receivingii
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at The FOL;
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. T. WRIGHT & CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the cisizens of Nashville kNlN
and the public generally, that they have NXA
purchased the well known Livery Stable stock
and fixtures, form erly occupied by VIM. Philips, on
Market Street, irk below the Square.
We have drst-rate lots and box stalls TO accommC-
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction in all cases
We have a large number of hne Saddle Horses and
Buggies to hire all times.
The fact is do not intend bein gsurpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-Iy WIN. T. WRIGHT 4 CO.