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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
Na.bxt,e Raee.-Third Dav,

| Yesterday was another lovely day, and
there was again a fine turnout, including a
| number of the fairest Of the fair of Nashville.
The race was for the Association purse OF
$500. three mile heats, in which there were
two entries, arthur adams, Wagner horse,
and Laura Farris, by Lexington The betting
| was spirited at three to one on Laura FayTts,
at which good deal was staked early in the
day. When the horses were brought out,
| however. there was some distrust manifested
on both sides. Booth seemed 10 be in good
condition, but the Lexington was still deci-
dedIy the favoriIe, but the odds made the
matter little ticklish.
In the first heat they got off pretty well
| together, adams having the track and slightly
the lead which he kept for the first mile !;
and the same relation was sustained through
| out the second mile, Laura advancing. The
third mile was run head and tail to the half
when Laura come up as if intending to
change position; but the horse did so admira-
| bly, that she postponed the brush till turning
into. the home stretch, when she picked up
her feet and put them in advance of her gal
length and a half ahead in 5:53.
The horse manifested good deal of IA
tigue, while 1.-The blood' of the mare show d
itself, and her nostrils exhibited only whole
some degree of excitement. The odds now
rose to ten to one, and but few transactions.
The sporting men had concluded to reserve
their funds until to day, or some other more
inviting season. But AdaDas sweated off well.
and come to the score for the second heat
with an eye and an air entirely game, and
ten to one was regarded slightly exaggerated.
At the tap. they got off in the same order as
in the first heat, and was very much a repe-
tition of the frst-Adams leading a length or
two for the first mile, and half way in the Sc
cond, when Adams again played little fur
Their in advance, which Laura promptly re
covered in the last quarter. The horse en-
tered the third mile still in advance, and
sustained his position magnifccntly to the
half stake, where Laura concluded there was
no time to be thrown away, aud closed in to
a half length ; and at the turn into the home
stretch shot ahead like an arrow, gradually
widening the space all the way to the stand,
where it had grown to two or two and half
lengths-thus winning the heat and the race,
in 5:503.
The following is
SUMMARY:
A. Turner enters Ct. C. Noore's) Laura
FarrIs by Lexington, dam by imp Mar
p BiskeIy eeters John Campb~li;sJ car
thur Adams, by Wagner dam by Tran
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SAcco, Me-, Oct. IA severe shock q
earthquake occurred this morning rockiu,
buildings and ringing bells, accompanied b,
loud report.
Medal A ygarded.
| Boston, Oct l7.-The Humane Soeiet,
awarded gold medal of the highest class {,
| Capt. Wilson. OF the Minnie Scbaeffcr, also
silver medal to Thomas III. Connangton, the
| mate, and ten dollars to each of the crew. fol-
! their services in rescuing the passengers and
| Crew of the steamer Connaught. Resolutions
| expressive of the gratitude of the friends O.
humanity. were also adopted.
Arrived.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer New
York from Liverpool has arrived Her dale.
are anticipated.
City OF Ogdensberg sunk.
OGDESsBERG, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Onta-
RIO, leaving this port, ran into and sunk the
bark City Of Ogdrnsberg.
From Boston.
BosTos, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Canada
sailed to day for Liverpool. She took ouly
$500 in specie.
The Arabia is coming up. Her mails will
go southwark by the afternoon train.
Arrival of the Pi kes Peak Exppess.
Omaha, Oct 1.-THE Pixies Peak Express
has arrived with $4,000 treasure. Gordon
was hung on the 9th.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
FORT SMITH, Oct. 1.-THE Overland Mail
of the 2S.h ult. has arrived.
Beale had reached Fort Magare, all well.
The Indians on a portion of the route were
more hostile. 1t WAS reported at Los An
gelos that the Indians attacked the settlers
fora hr,Ex= N. III
post six hours in defiance of four companies
OF U. 5. troops.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 1.-THE treasure receipts
from Denver City for the week amount to
So, 400.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS. Oct. IL Cotton firm; sales
to-day 10000 bales; middling IOaaII: -four
dull 5,625a5, IS; corn 70a73; provisions dull;
other articles unchanged.
Arrived-Vandalia and Wellington from
New York, Joseph Holmer from Boston.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-FI0ur very dull;
sales 600 bbls. IS 10; Red Wheat declined 3
cents; Oats steady, 30c.; Whisky declined &c.
Sales 600 bbls. at 1Sc.
New YORK, Oct 17.-Cotton firm; sales
$500 bales; middling upland 118a114; Flour
active; sales 29 900 bbs, 40a5 80; Whisky
sales 1000 bbls "a t24!; Wheat advanced lc,
sales nearly 100000 bushels; Corn firm, sales
$500 bushels. zoe; Mess Pork, market gem
orally unchanged; Lard quiet, sales Us
bbls; I24a13; Coffee firm; Sugar, no quot
able Change; Molasses, Porto Rico SOC; Gu
ba Muscavado 81.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE river is fall
ing, with feet l. inches water in the Ca
nal.
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selling that fine stock of Silver Plate, anu
who would not have Silver at such pric es
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

MEsszs- CLARk GkEGORT * Co--NAsHyuLE.-Gr1gts:
purchased two bottles OF your AnbrOsal OIL, which
has given entire satisfaction Collie, TOOthache and
Headache. GEORGE STEWART,
CctI6-Iw CYzUsToS, Lincoln county, Tenn.
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Fall and Winter Styles Of Soft
Hats

NE would call especial attention 10 our large i'm
w portation of French Black and Brown and Napt
Otter Hats popular in the South for Fall and Winter
wear. FRANCISCO,
octlI Halter and Furrier, No 3 Public SQUARE.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l6--P N.
Flour dull and prices nomnally unchanged; the
sales were confined u u feS small lots at S5aj5 10
for superfne. Wheat dull at 81 1O0el 10 fIl prime
red and white Corn duh at 30Go3C new and 10
943c for OIL Oats firm 3Oc. barley firm a: S5c
for prime fall Rye duil AT Csc. Provisions quiet;
nothing done except sale O 600 green hams at
to be delivered la November. Whisky dull Is q C.
Groceries unchanged aud firm. Money matters IN
changed anu y. Excna.ge on the East "a and
New Orleans Il premium
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8p Vrlearaph.
Earthouake.

MoSTREAL, Oci. There was a slight
shock of earthquake felt all over Canada this
morning.
SAoco, Me-, Oct. IA severe shock of
earthquake occurred this morning. rocking
buildings and ringing bells, accompanied by
a lOud
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FOR hkcnt.

A DESIRABLE RE sIDENCE, convenient 10 bust
n ness in one OF the most agreeable neighborhoods
in the city. Moderate rent, possession given mmedi
ately l.. W. LANGLEY.
Get. left. Apply at ~ Union ct.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
RDReMM NOT MOTIFS
GAalgbeate gills.

An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon b. CON-
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author
~ and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints, VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EgA
CIhyIoN, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA, CoNST-
PATTON. SCR0FULA, SALT RHEUH, SCURVY,
JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA.
TISM, MERCURIAL consequences, INTER
MITTEET FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE wEAKFESs. MIS-
TRANSFORMATION, WHITES, CHLoROSIs, etc.,
PIMPLES ON LIE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, ete. 49, -
The IRON being absorbed By the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder.
full influence. 10 = s-t1-s
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can for q moment be
comaared with it. Impurities OF the blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate Its necessity IN al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (huor albus, chlorosIs, etc.,, its
effects are dehg htfully renovating. M remedy
has ever been discovered, In the whole history
O: medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and July restorative effects. Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength
vita an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Put up in neaS fiat metal bnxes contnin: al
50 pills price so cents per box SIX bokes.
Sc 5)= tsozen boxes. 81 90. For sale by
Druggists gencraily. VIII be- sent free 70
any address on receipt Of the price. An leo
tiers, orders, etc, should be addressed to
r. B. LOCKE &c CO.,
General Agents.
$3.50 BROADWAY, n n.
S.B.-TI,e above is a Gae-sLmile 81 the
infssl each box
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NOTICE.

/ have sold out my entire interest IN the firm Of
Nicholson s Humphrey, TO David Humphrey, who will
continue the business heretofore Will him
him IN winding up the business OF the old firm, and
sOcit for him continuance Of the patronage bestowed
on the Old firm J. c NICHOLSON.
In order TO reduce my Stock much possible, be-
ore receiving Goods, for short time viii offer
my entire stock al cost, for cash
July 1sGo DAVID HUMPHREY
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Fruit Jars.

TUST received and for sale at lowest prices an add
u tiOnaI supply Of Fruit Jars and Cans, say
70 dOz- Willoughby Glass Jars l quart;
10 :" . quarts
Is o Glass Jars, with cOEks for sealing
Also, on hand 10 dOZ- I'm Fruit Cans, one and
quarts, Tor sealing up, all warranted
AlsO, Il bbIs best Clear Coal Oi lowest price by
barrel J. ". WILSON,
sePI4-tf Il College t.
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Charleston Market,

Sales of Cotton to-day 600 bales Midi ing lOI50
1O55 Genus, The market closed firm.
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CINCINNATI uarKet-
CINCINNATI, Oct. I6-T

MONDAY, Uct To.
Sales of Cotton to-day $500 bales, at an advance
OF y cent
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~ antcu.

A PARTNER il a lucrative business. ANY young
N man with Jew hundred dollars find part
ner, by addressing BUSINESS al the p. y. Nashville.
septlS-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

Children's Fancy Hats and
Caps.
GONE New and Beautiful STYLES, which we are now
Sofering (al Partisan designS), TO which we invite
the attention of parents FRANCISCO
oct11 No % Public Square.
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wedaI Awarded.
Arrived.
City OF ogden.berg sunk.

NEw YORK, Oct. 17.-The steamer New
York from Liverpool has arrived Her dates
are auticiuifed
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL 1S6O-
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Sales Of $50 bbis flour at So
25fG5 10, 500 bushels wheat 81 O3d1 Is, 900
sacks Gle, $50 bushels 5sc and 400 bushes
at &c anu 900 bushels oats privaIe terms.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-Sales of so coils rope at Sc,
20 CO is fax at 7c so pieces hand baggng ~
a-d 20 pieces fax at I5c.
YARNS-Sales of 90 bags at s, 9, and 1Oc.
WHIeKY-SaIes OF 255 bbs raw and $50 bbls rec
tiff d at I9c.
WoOI@Saes of 600 lbs white Santa Fe at 1sc and
6 900 lbs black do at I5c.
PROVISIONS Sales of GO casks bacon at former
raes. 900 lbs bulk shoulders on private terms and
so kegs lard at 1870.
T0BACC0-Sales of "a hhds-27 at 50 1908 95 10
at s404 80, at 50 05f0D5 co, II Sc O596 so, II
at s707 %, at S. 05(DS IS, at S96D9 Is, and at
$40.
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MOEEA'E'S
Life Pills and Pho Xix Bitters.

TNHESE Medicines have now been before the public
L for period of THIRTY YEAR and during
that time have maintained high character in almost
every part of the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power of restoring perfect health TO per-
suffering under nearly every kind of disease to
which the human frame is liable.
The following among the distressing variety of
human diseases in which the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
Augusta Market.
Savannah Marke1
Mobile VI arket.

Sales Of Cotton to day 1000 Bales There was an i'm
proved demand, and all qualities here advanced 59
= cents.
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To-day the Voolfolk Stake No. 2, will be
run for-one mile out and an Association
purse, for s4O0-two mile heats.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

SCGAh-lno transactl0 9 W re confined to
small lots at - Gloc ID for Clarified and Refined.
MOLASSES-NOne on the Levee in first hands.
FLUUR-The market was very dull, and the only
sales reported $50 bbls Superfne at So S715,
and $50 Extra on private terms.
GRAZ THE sales of Corn included 100 sacks Mixed
at CSC, 700 Yellow and coo Wa tie Mixed at 6Sc 100
White Mixed aud 10 White at 20, an a arge lot of
sacks ST. Louis were disposed OF, ud 5000 in
four live lots 43c, and Isl at 44c ',usAeI IF
Rye loo sacks sold at hs reduced rate rs q busl-
u la Brah transacuo : mprlSed SO sa, ks at
81 O5, 400 in two lot at 81 o. 1900 four II
OTIS at 81 10, 200 at 81 lZ1, and I10 81 a
100 lbs.
HAY-1O0 bales Western brought s34 2 ton.
PROVISIONS-The sales OF Fork were confined to
few reta lots at SZ1gS-1 so q bb~ for Ne s In Ba-
con anu Lard We heard of ana Co
sequence
COFFEE-About 1000 bags were sold. including 736
at 1910, so 141z, anu 200 at 145sc q b.
Augusta Market.
MONDAY, Ost- 15.-6 p. II.
COTTON-There has beer god demand to-day at
full prices The sale 526 bales, the following
lures: IL at $40, n at So II at 90 81 al 81
a pa, al go ~ al TO- 90 at 10I 81 l05E 81 at
1oz, SO at 1893 Ill at 102 and oil bales lie
ceipts 694 bales.
Savannah Market.
MONDAY, Oct Is.
Sales Of Cotton to day 1000 bales There was an i'm
proved demand, and all qualities here advanced 10
Mobile Market.
MONDAY, Oct Is.
Sales of Cotton today 900 bales. Midi ing IO1l0
1o95 cents, The market closed firm
Charleston Market.
MONDAY, Oct 10.
Sales of Cotton to-day $500 bales, advance
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Our MOieskin Ha,

HIS beautiful style of Hat which we are getting
Il up for the Fall and Winter is far superior TO
any yet offered. A. J. FRANCISCO,
oct17 Nc. . Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

A. Turner enters IT. G. Noore's) b Laura
Farris by Lexington, dam by imp Mar
grave, yea old -.
p. Biakely eaters John Campb-ll's) b c Ar
thur Adams, by Wagner, tam by Tran
by, s years old -. .-.....-.,.--...-.
Tima H-S2-h.50i.
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WHEAT BRAN.
500 bags Wheat Bran, just received and Tor sals b
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

vTlHE s1Asssigssa would pPsea.lly inebs0 Ne
that he iassaAs eassyiag the hsiek sssns ~ tie
old ysrd and il prepared eoatrace fer Az qeaa-
try OF brick In the 0alls eaAseU1oo - o16e par-
chasers and On reasonable any other yard
the city. SaisfAcsioa gsAsaassed 10 AL Who oay
favor him with their work. Yard one half mile sast
Of the city. on the Ncwhinsey Place
N.-rh ! ls-6m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

BUILDING LOT On 0ain Street.
VIZ oser for al. that vsi.asIs Issdias 10. on w.
w corner Main And seventh Street Also
One Lot sso:h eixth stsses-
oce Let Q. = corner Seventh ard 0ASkes tts-
vhiea viii BE sold fsvssShle tgne. AIRY 70
- 9. teool nv
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

TINE undersigned is prepared to move al sho vaat
Il of RieAmend. u short notice. vitaone Of
the larges: spring in the city Of Richmond and
On reasonable terms. sai il should be dose All
orders left J J. Ru<selfs Furniture Store. Ne 4
Main street. will be prosnstly attended to- Nv stand
will be Pamrer & heIly'. when eng. ged
will do 81 kinds Of hauling IS well As nnovins.
A. NELoY
Rich amend. Nov. 81, .sas. 81 6mes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

uo ge' the best of Boots and Shoes go to SHINN |
e CoAkLE's, opposite the Huntington House =
Their prices put at the lowest figures 50
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For Sale.

A BOUT Two hundred Sugar Crooks. also large
"A rr.uxh for holding sugar vAifr a Of Wooden
Buckets cheap. c. W.FERGCsON
g Main
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The Bigger Boot,

p =. Having sold OF all Dad % q cd
stock OF New Goods Q mu larger than usual
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For Sale on Favorable Terms.

excellent Brick House with 4 aerss Of Land
n situate mite north of kehlnood- The House
SUBSTANTIALLY bais and we'll flashed. There are
and large attic, also os the bss: eeiIass
the whole siss II the House There il Q carriage
house, wood house. smoke house and scrine houss.
ita failing spring. also good veal asd eis
tern, and . large stable
Enquire Of JOS. DICKINSON.
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Nordyke's Percussion Bolt
HOME PROOF.

STRIcKLASD & BRID6LASD say-"After . trial Of
- than six months Nor Percussion Bot
| pshes the object fully We bolt -four
from ia Mp wheat with and oRal
ever before"
BROWN ApDIN0roN. (Mr Addin zton vas 70, n
miller the late Basil Brighveii) say 1--WE
pleased with Nordyke's Percussion Bolt We can
do duty grinding, aad grind 10
wheat 1t ia the mill and will
the old CAN and will
Bill = % 81 per csns-"
J. T. swARTZ ESQ.,, tventy-eisht years . miller. and
head miller the Richmond City Aiils ..Sor-
dykes Percussion Bolt has advantagss 'FoP
1iey, doing ssyE sasaI"
Has using the Bolt for six months
Mr.. wILOoxES Of Muncie. says: Nordyke's Percussion
Bolt gives better yield and perfect
McLUCAs. Esq, OF Eeonomy for fnany years miller
for George Gillespie of HAserstovn, Ind have
with operation lit bolts proat.
needs hopper boy cog wheels 4 make family
and supernae aoar ss the same time 4 have
known IL to clog"
BRADY & son. the Quaker City Works, Richnond,
I'VE have pm, up Nordyks's Pat Yereus
Boiis, ana entirely superior 10
in They viii from to four pounds Of cous
per ushei bolt"
AZ she last state Fair: The Comnistse says
We consider superior other arrangement ea1
trsmam Of twenty doiiars-"
Gays take pleasure nendps Sordyks.s Per-
cusion Flour and award IL nrss dipio
ICPyev Bolts furnished and Operations var.
u JThe Improvement attached to Bolts n uss In
. Apply ". r. DENNIS.
GenI a gent Mi.l Work, Engines and n.sain.,y
Sof RICHMOND, Ind
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TIE undersigned having one of the hes. Of SEWING
aaenines Is prepared to make Dresses and do eli
eae' ms Oh sewinS "a the neatss best and
IN the most su osssaasl manner. Work will be Done
promptly and on the most ole terms Her
toon Is IN the hilbert Building. three eoor. north
Main street. She Also has = new rule fer cutting
dresses which she viii teach any to use for anal
compensation
Ncr. a. 1859. sasf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

HE ar the liberal
tosore extended him, would respectfully
friends md he has large supply
quality
Now ON hAnd,
and that engaging largely in he mann facrse
The present wear be enabled s1rpy all dsnands
with quality Of Brick which have been eKeSIed in
this city, and psess that VIII Be sasfasiery to psf.
49, -. =. ,sso. ies:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

position in its true oolors; but there are
others, honest, right minded men but too
oouhding, who will read and think, and
cannot avoid coming to a correct judgment
If they are but furnished with the light to
guide them in their search for the truth To
such as these, unawed by the frowns and
unseduced by the promises of him at the
Capital who holds suspended upon the point
of his pen the official lives of a hundred
thousand men, must we look TO preserve the
integrity of our glorious country. 1t has
been said by European Statesmen aud Phil
osopners, that our Government was but an
experiment, that self government was a
chimera, and could never succeed. The
crisis has arrived when the experiment is to
be tested. Let the People be enlightened,
and, for one, am willing to abide the issue.
l never can believe they will prove false to
the trust confded to them, and therefore
say publish the documents-giye them the
proof B.
MARYsvILLE Sept l2,h, 1860
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
SEcEDERs SCARCE IN SrooKrox.-The Arg

SEcEDERs SCARCE IN Stockton. The Argus
gives the following report of a late Breckin-
ridge meeting in Stockton:
Thos. Laspeyre, the pride of the Rreckin-
ridge party, in his speech Saturday evening.
sad he would not detaiu the audience long.
'as there were other distinguished speakers
to follow him" Thomas is one of them
Mr. Budd, the chairman of the same meet
ing, at its close proposed three cheers for the
nominees of that party. Five minutes elapsed
in solemn silence, without any response,
when loud laugh broke out from the crowd
at the failure, and three cheers were given
with WILL for Douglas and Johnson
During the course of the meeting a sort of
family row occurred among the Breckiuridg
erS and inquiries were banded among them
as to who got up the meeting. One charged
another with management that gathered
more Douglas than Breckenridge men. One
of the speakers had engaged the company of
some ladies to attend the meeting to hear
the speeches. After noticing the crowd a
while, one of the fair listeners said to the
other: why, thought he was 20 bring us
to Breekinridge meeting instead of a Doug.
las one"
Bell and Everett man present, looking
at the crowd a while, turned his head in dis
gust and said: "Why, d--n it, there isn't
Breekinridge men here enough to lynch an
aUoltionist ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

ALABAMA AND MIssIssPPL-Mr. Forsyth Of
Alabama, editor Of the Mobile Register, and
an ardent friend of Douglas, writes as follows.
wv ere it not for the Bell ticket, we should
beat 'Breck and Buck 10000 votes in the
state We have the best understanding
with the Bell and Everett people, aud both
parties are determined that Alabama shall
not give her vote for a sectional Yancev
ticket. One of our Mobile citizens-a fierce
Yaneeyite and long-heAded man-has lust
returned from Mississippi, and reports that
the State will 60 for Bell and Everett. If
Breek cannot get that State. what can he
carry besides South Carolina p
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

BREcKINRIDGE AND DIsUNioN.-We publish
in to-day's Democrat very able article from
the pen of a well known and highly infu
entail Democrat of this county, to which we
call the particular attention of our readers
1t headed "Bgeckinrrdge Accepts" and
proves him to be the representative Of the
Disunion party. The letter in which Mr.
Breckenridge accepted the nomination of the
Richmond Convention, and which IS alluded
to in the article mentioned, is as follows:
LEXINGTON, July %, 1860.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter Of the 26th
uiL, continuing official information of my nomi.
nation for the Presidency OF the United States,
by the democratic Convention assembled at Rich
m1ud, have to say that accept the nomination
and shall strive 10 merit the confidence implied by
the action OF the Convention.
trust that a full discussion Of existinz issues
Will result in establishing the Constitution AID
union OF the States upon i,nWUvable foundations.
With gOod wishes, remain your friend,
JoHN c. BRECKINRIDGE.
Hon. John Erwin, President OF the Richmond
Democratic Convention, Greensburough, Ala
1t is thus seen that Mr.. Breckiuridge not
only accepts the nomination of this viperous
congregation of traitors at Richmond, but
softly attempts to hide their bold, bad char
acter under the name of "Democratic Con-
vention.' He also has the hypocrisy to talk
to such a body about establishing the Union
and eqality Of the States upon immoyaLle
foundations