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Nor,cs FOR tfH ai; 81 RsEsroRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE

The grant of lands made by act of Congress ap-
I g M s to the STATE OF
mentioned having beer so far adjusted to author
inater described Notice Is Se-f5y sirsn that ali the
vacant cCTei lands which lie outside of six miles
Opelou the state line Of in the
under mentioned townships, which have not beor
purpose atsrsr and Which We're subject to pyirats
sH:y a. the date of withdrawal at the ordinary min
pndg9 Fl a. the
so. specified I. the SId3aTy hd ,Ps :.
graduated at the date Of withdrawal.
At the I.aud Office at New ORLEANS, on Monday,
the .ftth day Of March next-vlz:
and vsst oftss Sitss,ss,ppi rtrs1. ~
Townships is and II, Of range ,,
T"wnsHps IS H. IS, and i, Of isnse S
Townshhips T. T. r q End T. of e &c
TownshPps e IS f. and S ao of rs ia, 81 "
TOwnshios z, i6, il, and ls, Of rause ls.
Townships i and II, Of ange ii.
Townships Is, i6 and u, of range 2.
TT ownshipps Is I'd r. s az ~ OF
Township IL, Orange Is.
At the Land Office at OrsLous.s, on Monday,
the i2ta day Of March next-vlg:
Norti Of the base !ins and east Of the Principal ms
Township /, of ranges and ?.
North Of the base line and tcsst Of the pr,neipdl
Townships l, s, and 4, of range1.
Townships |, :, 4, and s. of range2,
Townships l. 2, and s, Of ranges.
South Of the base line and Of the principal ne
.ididn.
Townships |, 2, 4, 7, and 10, of range1.
Townships |, 2, So, 8, 10. and IL. of range3.
Townships 2, 8, 4, o, and IL, Of ranges.
Townships z, 8, 4, 5, and IL, of range4
Townships 4, 5, s. Z, IL, u. and IS, of range 5.
Townships 4 5. s. 7, and Is OF ranges.
Townships So, q, 10, II, 49, and II, of range7
Townships 8, 8, 10, ~, II, aud IA, of range8.
Townships Q, 10, II. and IL, of ranges.
Townships IL and IS, of range 10.
Townships 10, II, Il IS, and Il, of range1 IL.
Townships II. II, Is, and IA, of range L.
South Of the base line and ,cest Of the principal
ytdtnn.
Townships |, 2, and 6, of range1.
Townships and 2. Of range z.
townships q, 4, and 5. of ranges.
Townships l. s, 4. 5, and 6, nf ranges T. 5, rnd 6.
Townships !, 8. 4, au~ 5, OF ranges and 8.
Townships |. s, and 4, of range9.
Townships 2, s, and 4, of ranges 10 and II.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth day Of December, 1850.
JOS. =. "a IISON,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Ofhce.
NoIK-Under the regulations of the department
here tofOre and now existing, pay ment can be
made for advertising proclamatIOns except to such
publishers specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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The astnrs,rua Ii MT nn In bottles of three 81 =
- . K y Full A,
OF KINGS EVIL

Ia. sen..rtiona dssa,.. e'rrsP:ien Of The tIoed -
lbs crcuIatIOn, p.rvad.a ID. whole body may
su IN dIssass part OF IL No organ Tree from II,
.erofaiou. tan. rsriousy caused by msreunt d..as.
low living, .ordered unhealthy food, impure AIR, eth
..n.rai f.con what...r $. ~ orglS is 10
II. con.uo1 Descending rO% PsIsn'' to children uLto
rci Of HIM who al will ' the inquss Of the fathers
II, .a.cts conmene. BY deposition blood Of cor
rSpt u!cerous which IN the lungs ,sr and inter
and On tn. eruption. or sores. This foul corruptsn
Which g.nder III. Blood dspr.s,.s The energies Of life.
scroulous only sUfer from scTof1ous
compn;s but have far .s power Withstand the at
d,ord.r which athougn not .crOuou, nature
sill rendered fatal by this faint in the syssm Mos; Of ths
consumption which dscmnass the human family has
an directly th scrouIors contamination many
'rue,s dsases of the hvsr kidneys, BRAIN end indeed,
Of all the riss frsD or Gfs sggavatsd By the
cause.
On. Qg.r;r Of all or P.op ar. .erots.s. s.r P..on'
invaded BY tina lurking infection ana their health
dsrmnsd 10y H. To cleanse from the system we
IN. blood BY ssra.e msdicins snd n,Forsts BY
healthy feed and sXsrsss. Such msdicins supply
COMPOUND ExrkAahcETk Of sARsAPARILLA
tbs sf,eus remedy which the skill Of
II combined from the active rsmsts that have bssn
for n. Of ;h foul d.ott.r from the
qusncs' HsGcs 'ho1'd bs employed for "a. cure Of net
il, such ERUrrIvE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. hrTHo
EY's FIRE ROSE or ERNsIrELis, PIMrLEs, PUsTuLss
s.Lr RH.UM, scALD HAD, RrNawOhM, RHIUm.
TisM ,sYrHILITIc AND MERcrRrAL DISEASES, DROP
sY, DysfEfsIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING sRoM vITIATrD IMP BLOOD
rats, Tor .crofus. dsssn.fation Of the blood The par
aua, pu.PoS;: and 'rp. si, : Ps, and
ssssisls in contaminated considerations.
AYERS CATHARTIC FILLS,
For all the purposes Of Family Phystc,
.m '1r O in
critics search and cleanse aud n'gOrats every portion
hs human organism, correcting rs dssassd action, aid
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TOUVIN,S BEST QUALITY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
Twenty five dozen Of the above Justly celebrate
Kid Gloves In al the desirable colors. to which We
invite the special attention of the ladles
jas ]. w. COLI.EY a CO. spa 7th
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- NEYS GENERAL OF THE United
STATES..Adyisins the Pres tent and Heads OF
ExPounding the Constitution, Treaties with For
eign Governments and Indian Tribes and the Public
Laws In volumes 8vo bonnd in sheep, with co
pous induces ard a digest. The last volumes con
tanning the opinions of Gen. Cushing. These 8
persons who have the first volumes to complete
their sets. Price # the whole volumes SA A
now solicited Also, 9 Digest TO the Opinions,
bognd uniform With the above. Price S.
For sale by
BLANCHARD t. MOHUN,
Successors to r. Farnhsm,
fa2-iy cor nth at and pa ave
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BUY YOUR STOVES ppnucv, n,,,v.

u AT REDUCED PRICES.
C. SNYDER, Philharmonic Hail. south side of
the Avenue west of 18th street ard next door 20 the
S@r once Is selling his entire stock Of stoves Tin
Ware and Sas Fixtures AZ reduced prices. Those
In want OF bargains will call soon. Plumbing and
9es- htnng executed st the shortest notice, and
WAfrenteo. .-- .s-r ....-E .-- -'r teR
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SEVENTH STREET.
r E M 0 V A L.
$40

S1n SEVENTH STREET. sIO
e M OV A l..
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
Has removed his PLUMBING AND GAS FIT
TING ESTABLISHMENT TO No SO SRvKNI II
srRERT,THRRE DOORS BELOW ODD FKLLOws' HALL,
where he keeps all kinds Of :
PUMPS AND BATHING FIXTURES,
WATER CT OSETS. WkSHSTANDS
On hand Also. al kinds OF Brass and Plated Basins,
Ba snd shSveE Cocks, Copper Boilers, Bath
Couplings, Hoss Pipes, &c.
He gives his personal attention. to Introducing
WATER AND GAS into Stores and Dwellings. Pub-
lilo BUILDINGS and Private Residences heated by
Steam or Hot Water on the most improved plans.
70 7-1m
pIANOs FOR HIRE! PIANOS FOR HIRE!
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Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four,
Eight, and Twelve Dozen-a beautiful Lithograph-
10 Show Card accompanying each package.
IL single bottle of SPALDlNTS PRE-
PARED GIL E will save ten times its cost an
nIay to every household. III
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists,
Hardware end Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make a note of SPAL
DING'S PREPARED GIL UE. when making up
their list. IL will stand any climate. fe 1O-ly
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EW YORK AND WASHINGT
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandria ana Washington for New <e>At
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at SaGEfN
O'Clock p. m, and New York for Wash -@<S1aszss
ington every Saturday, at O'Clock p. m.
Passengers can join the ship at Alexandra at any
tme before the hour OF the steamers departure.
N. B.-l In tine event of the steamers inability to
cross the bar in consequence Of low water, all goods
by the undersigned.
For freight or MS so5iRssSs HtspiE K RsHrNEHARr,
DC zo-M.I6Sn Western Wharves.
GOETHE's CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
" Child, price @l.2s.
The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold
U u, late head master of Rug by School and egus
professor of Modern II istory in the University of
vonmes oy n A6shsI PsnrhJn Stanley NJ A. in two
Speeches of Thomas CorwIu, with steel plate
gortfat and sketch of his life. Edited BY Isaac
Strohn price 81.
a foa sale at "a. T. IAYLo 4. & 81 MAggRX's,
SOO MCKINNEY LANsDALE, zoo
Wv AGENTS FOR THs CZU
PARK FIRE ms. CO. N. Y.-Cash capital And
supplies 9SO,0O0, nearly; and correspondents Of
other Companies having cash capital of over
!:S @. L S sagtse ssnsssd and promptly
900 SEVENTH STREET.-25O barrels north
GC) ern Apples, In pri me order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime. for family use 2OOO lbs
premium New Jersey Buokwheat Eastern Cheese
Groceries, Of ever; Kind and 81 ret ssm y,
prices to suit the times, at the New Store-2s3 nth
at tds 1877 G. b. JEWELL
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JACOB REED,
JACOB REED M,nuv,c7v,reo,
MILL TARY CLOTH HING.
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE Srs
PHILADELPHIA.
SPALDING.S PREPARED GLUE

SfALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets ell such emergencies. and no household eau
af3rd to be without it.. 1t is always ready and up
to the sticking point There is no longer q neces-
sity for mpng chairs. spllntersd venefrs hesdless
dolls ard broken cradles. 1t is just the article for
cone. shell, and other ornamenta work, So popular
with ladias Of refinement and taste.
This adinirab!e preparation is used cold, being
chemically held In solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities OF the best cabinet makers glue
II may be used In the place of ordinary mucllsge,
being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
Price, q cents.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle
Address HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 500, New York
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SUPERIOR HOUSE LINENS, FOR TABLE

nFEiCE OF THE NEW YORK AND VIR-
GINA SCREW STEAMSHIP e-nN
XSUGMtfAN1, WESTERN WHARvEs, A{EfN
WASHINGTON, c., Feb. 20, 1885, S66Ha7Sh
Shippers are earnestly request I'd to nav M m
ske, uniess the driver presents one of the Compa
ny req tlcXets- Elth his name and the amoilnt
I1arked thereon. This is for our protection
CaOln passage TO New York. with elegant state
1oSm accommodations, and including N eaIs 81 20
rrSights aken cheaper and handled mo q Ca fin Iy
mn py any other transPortatonc company in the CITY
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AYERS CATHARTIC FILLS,
For I'LL fbs up,noseS of1 RI ,,7 ,Iy pkuss,
PRIPAlIb II
DR.. J. O. AVER q co.

LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, el PIE BOTTLE; Six Bor1LIs FOR e.
.Erssld By :. d. GILMAN, Hash'ur;sni b. =. Cis
BEL, GserE stsrn, .sd BY all ppEsisl s-sryvasrs.
ne lS-se3inr
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For sale by the usu.l ysnts II every city and n,
the druggists Ia Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. no a col,
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NoIE.-Under the regulations of the department
as rstofore and now existing. no pay ment can be
made for advertising proclamatIOns except to such
publishers SPECIALLY authorized to publish BY
the Comms siOner of the General Land Office.
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A uuSStP TO CrBA, BY MRS JU,IAWa.n
"" Z; 'ast pnbI.he aae for sale at
PHILIP SOLONON'S
"a, +, Metropolitan Booi store
sJe 30 ps ave bet eth and joth n.
s6pcnesy -" LavTenoe's oelsbFafed Forei1n
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
~SCELLANEO
Gsg~ II IE GEExs

THE undersigned would re- k'EESLI&%..
L specially announce 10 their ~ SvBs-A
friends and the public generally ANnS&sAl
that they have Just purchased the Sex e.
Coffee .aouse and fixtures formerly kept bv Phil
mp Hee.eIn opposite the steamboat iauiIng aud
having been 10 considerable expense m paper
my al the rooms 90 that they are neat and p.gas-
an. aaj having the LeSf 6raa3s of Ligm,s and
HINES 20 be had in New Orleans. ana further.
piei-ing ourselves To spare no pains to please all
VINO rali to see ms, We shall exFec, 4 suIa!! share
OF the pubii, patronage.
caE%%E TURIN, TURIN x SEIPPLE.
PiaquemIne. May 10. lsG0.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
Il j
MISCELLANEOUS.
FclRGie SesninG5'Ey.

EcsRGie Seminary.
\ SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be opened
II III riaguemua on tie Isl OF Octouar next.
at The residence OF MIS- Il. Rms.
The Musical department : under tn, charge
Of Miss IL Rus.
The classes will he Taught by the Principal.
aided by Competent assistants.
tn" course OF studies Will be complete in Eng
hshand French aud other branches OF El1catipt
For further particulars Apply 10 the Prircip,l.
scp---iy MRS. Z. JUNEL.
SYRGPS.
Lemon, Strawberry, Banana Pine Apple
Vanilla, Raspberry, Orange, Rose.
Org"a', Grosciiic. Ginger. Na..ial.
Je5J STocNLEN & DsLtVhlINDE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
To thc Clti:eR8
OF IBEEYILLE AND W. BATON ROUGE.

e. We have received from the manufaciu-
"a ries and first hands
1900 pairs best oak tanned Eussets:
1900 do. Misses. BOYS aud Women's Shoes:
- Mems. Ladies and Bows Saddles. IA
from } 10 40-m,de 10 order: II EESSs
20 dJz. Horse and Mule Collars:
20 do. DO. do. HINES;
100 Carl Saddles:
80 pains Breeding: - doz. Blind Brides,
20 bbls. Lard and Bipached Oil;
800 kegs Nails. assorted sizes:
80 tons Bar and Hoop iron:
800 pairs Grey and White Blankets:
20 do. extra fUe l0-l, LII and 12-i Bed
Blankets;
5000 yards DENNIS, Kerseys and linSsys:
= doz extra fue Bride, aud Filings.
Most Of the above were purchased for cash
ami !rom the manufactures, hence we DEFY com
petition, either in New Orleans OF out OF it.
seS J McWILLIAMS & co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
The RNilib0Ir.
Rhine U'fRe.

~ The undersigned wound say to his
sszRS friends and 10 the public generally that
SsRss he has Just received a new supply OF
" hite and Red Rhine " ne. OF d quality much
superior 10 that received last vear. The public
may rely upon taIs wine being the true and ae>
'ndl Juice Of the grape. a. it came from The viae-
yards on the Rhine. Call and Try x.
augll GABRIEL biEULER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
strong Game---Kisht For one.

The Eraminer in yiudcatng Mr. Breckenridge against
the charge of voting for Gen. Taylor in S4S states that
Mr. Breckenridge was in Laurel county upon hunting
excursion on the day Of the election and RETAINED from
voting upon an agreement with eight Taylor men, who
would otherwise have voted for Gen. Cas- Mr. Brock
inridge remarked at the time that number of Demo
Gratis in the State did as well as he Cas- would carry the
State BY an overwhelming majority.
A word If Mr.. Brsekinridges friends are willing to
play the same game and play successfully he did
as he said surely his chances for the Presidency will be
greatly increased; but can they, irH they play it?-
stand aside, you Douglas and Bell men! Indeed, old
Abe himself could not stand up against such splendid
management What do gentlemen think of Mr. B. &C
cording to the Examiner Eight for one Hurrah fol
Rreckinridgei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
mn..ncIhunefrn.

In no State of the eOnfederucy is the cause of the
UuoD and the triumph of those glorious opponents Of
Constitutional principes-Bell and Everett more earn
esy aud energeticaly advocated, with more hopeful
inquiries than Massachusetts, Throughout the State nume-
rous Bell and Everett clubs hold weekly meetings, which
are marked with much determination and enthusiasm
Especially Is this the case in Boston and Charesown,
where the Unoniss are bending themselves to their pat
riOtic work, with will and spirit which are arousiug
an enthusiasm; that in the language of Mr. billiard will
ruu ike an electric thrill all through the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts, It will kiudle the dropping, it will
rouse the leess it will animate the dspOnding, it will
nerve the arm aud strengthen the heart of every true
patriot in the State
Set down good old revolutionary Massachusetts, as sure
to vote for the ticket graeed by the of her most
IlrstriOus living son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08

The election would then be thrown into the House OF
Representatives. which body would be required to choose
among the three foremost eandidatesLncoln Bell and
Breckenridge. Most probably it would be impossible to
obtain majority for either, aud the contest would thus
be transferred to the Seuae-and there the two lorenzo
Vice Presidential candidates, HAmlin and Everett would
be the sole competitors
Thus a party which to-day cannot command ehclent
organization in than eight States in the Union and
even in each Of these States Yields mere minority
might be lifted into power and importance by the sheer
force Of division among the Democracy in the border
States of the South.
There, we rpsat, is the ERqWirers own calculation,
made on the 18th of July and which shows that accord
ing to that calculation the contest is necessarily obliged
70 be between Lincoln and Bell That was its probable
calculation Of Presidential chances" upon the suPPos-
ion that two Democratic tickets would be run in the
States named That there will be two Democratic tickets
in the States specified and in all the Southern States
except South Carolina there is room for doubt And
in that event the concession of the Enquirer will be
good all through the to show on Democratic au-
thory that the present Presidential contest is between
Lincoln and Bell and that therefore, it is the solemn
duty of every Southern man, Wing and Democrat to
cast his vote for John Bell.
Verify, the Enquirer Is always placing itself in funny
aud ridiculous dilemmas. We pity it from the very
bottom Of our soul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08

object which every Democrat has at heart NO one &C.
auanted with our electors doubt but taat eec'eo
they will DO whatever intelligence and patriotism may
indicate as best calculated advance the interests OF me
DemOcrac party and promote the welfare OF the eoun-
try.
Here is the Tennessee resolution;
ResOlved That in view Of the fact that the Democrat
ic party Of this Se differ only concerning principles OF
little practical importance at present. and that harmony
and entire unity Of action essential TO the successful
rolling back Of the Abolition wave that threatening 70
submerge our Union 10 one common ruin, the Democra
CIV Of Humphreys county recommend and request our
delegates to cast the Of this Congressional Dset
ia the Electoral College for either John T. Breekinndge
aud Joseph Lane or Stephen A Douglas and hersche
Johnson to be determined when is ascerained which
4 the stronger in the Electoral College, voting for the
stronger the more efectually to defeat Mr. Lincoln.
And here is the Virginia resolution;
Rssolped. That we recommend to the Conventions to
which our delegates respectively appointed 10 agree
upon the following terms Of compromise between the
contendur wings Of the Virginia Democracy, viz That
the Virginia Democracy shall vote for one Electoral
ticket and that the Electors If elected shall cast the
vote Of Virginia for Mr. Breckenridge or Mr. Douglas,
according il may elect either Of them that election
il possible but if il will not elect either, then shall be
cast for Mr. Breckenridge if he has larger electoral
vote out side of Virginia than Mr. Douglas, or for Mr.
Douglas il he has more than Mr.. Breckenridge.
these evidences do convince all honest men that
the miserable iacton which broke up the Democratic
party Osensiby for principle, is willing to sacrifice or
ignore the principle solely for party victory in the sew
era Southern States for as said before, no vote oil
the South can defeat Lncon then they will not believe,
though one rose from the dead"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
Pestrusting Its own Figures.

The Enquirer appears disposed to distrus' its own
agures-Ehch is the best evidence of taste and sensO
" which we have yet seen our neigbbor display.
We alluded to this same calculation OF the Enquirer
in short editorial paragraph about ten days or fort
night ago We thinks and yet the Enquirer accuses US OF
referring to it day before yesterday, for the first time
But here is the calculation of the Enquirer, as given
in that paper of July lSth and according to which, the
present contest is between Lincoln and Bell.
"Let US suppose that by division Of the Democratic
party through the agency of two electoral tickets pu'
raes shoad cast for Bell and Everett the votes OF Del
aware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee
Kentucky and ArkaDsas-Be and Everett would thus re-
ceve clear majority Of the Southern electoral vote
suppose that Mr. Breckenridge should not only carry
the remaining Southern vote but that also Of Oregon and
California Suppose that Mr.. Douglas should carry vote
AZ the North equal even TO that Of the ates OF New
York and Pennsylvania Under such circumstances the
electoral vote would stand thus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
Tn. c.Dd,da,e, OF tbs D,.uuIoni.ts.

There is not a single avowed Seees'onst or Dsunion
IS. in the slave Srtes who does not heartily and cordial
" support the Breckenridge and Lane ticket for Pres
dent and Vice President Does not this fact as cotem
porary asks satisfactorily prove, when we consider the
prOverbal political saglcity of these men, that they
without exception deem this ticket satisfactory, and well
adapted to further their DisunOu purposes and does not
this fact account for their unanmity 10 supporting it?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
No Principle in the HreekinridEe Movement


The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle truthtuly declares tha'
the evidences accommodating daily that no real primer
- ..,,.tes the supporters Of Mr. Breckenridge, North
or South In New Jersey they have made fusion tex
ct in Pennsylvania they propose that all Democrats voe
the regular ticket and allow the electors TO cast their
yotesas they think best for he PdriT and IN Indiana "
eir Mass Convention July 81, they put forth ticket
hut aso appointed committee 70 secure the running OF
Joint electoral ticket which ticket if elected, shall vote
for either Douglas or Breckenridge as seems best Now
wahaye no objection TO this matter in the Northern
s,tes where there ought to be aunion Of all eonseryA
tves 70 defeat Lincoln Notwithstanding nne'en'hs oil
,be Democratic party there branded as freesoders
and abosions By their late good brothers OF the Breek
inrdge faction South
Id evident 10 every man Of the least comprehension,
,h>. Lincoln Is 10 be defeated, if at all in the North
Villa a powerful uprising Of the South against the
R.,cx,xp1peK sectonalm would materially strengthen
az hands and the hearts Of the Union Of the North,
n ,hsir vbt against the LScOLS sectionam, still i'
Main a Al that while the Southern vote might elect
Ra BHxcKNRrDGE or DoUsLAs, provided Lincoln Is de-
feated still our vote cannot possibly defeat LINCOLN
Anv fusion therefore, IN hs South, Of the Breckenridge
men with the Douglas men, cannot Affect LIScoLN ata,
hut il only plain manifestation on the part Of the
BaIcxSErDeEHs, either that there is principle iHV0IV-
al or that the success Of any Democrat Is dearer to
them than the success Of any principle Seeing that
they are likely to be overthrOWn in majority, If not
all Of the Southern States, these men who disrupted
the Democratic party, because Of their hatred 70 one
whom they choose to call "traiOr are nov anxious to
undo their baders for the sake Of State a'esHdaHey
regardless Of their principles.
As evidence Of what these men really are designing,
and as evidence that they have principles we rePub'
sh two resOutions-One proposed in Virginia BY Extra
smith and Shelton F. Leake, the other proposed in
Humphreys Couniy tennessee. As other evidence, we
publish an extract Of letter, written July %, BY Hon.
T. L. ChngmAn, Of North Carolina to the Raleigh Stand
ard Here Is the extract:
II have myself uniformly advised our political friends
without regard their individual preferences, 20 sustain
che Democrats electoral ticket already in the held Any
other course BY dividing strength, might defeat the