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INV COTTON FACTORY

The Pearl River Cotton Mills
Having commenced operationss are now making
x L0WELLS.
'C6TTON YARNS, Nos. S, 6, =, 8, . and 10.
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation use.
COTTON ROPE, for plow lines, &C., and
WOOL CARDED ROLLS.
All Of which are for sale or bartsr for Cotton
or Wool.
wool Csrding done in the very best manner
SAMUEL POOL,
fuIs60-lvw Superfntsndnnt.
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MANHOOD

M A N HOOD.
now LOST, NOW REST 0RED.
TUST published, in sealed envelope, q Lecture
- on The Nature, Treatment and Radical cure OF
Spetmatorrke, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
producing Impotency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility-by ROB. J. CULvERwELI,
MD
The important fact that the awful consequences
of self-abuse may be efectually removed without
internal medicines or the dangerous applications
of caustics, instruments, medioated bougies, and
other empirical devises, is here clearly demon
strated, and the entirely new and highly success
full treatment, adopted by the celebrated author,
fully explained, by means of which every one is
enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at the leas.
possible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised
uostrums Of the day. This Lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
CHAS. ]. G. KLI&, 4SO First Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1885.
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DIR. M. 5. CRAFT,

4 CONTINUES to practice in the various branches
~ of his profession. Oficeremoved to Ellis cor
ner, LIST doe- 1D stairs. Jan 81 '60-1y.
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ALONZO g. MAYERs.

ALONZO G. MAYERS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
&C. Brandon, Miss.
N7uLL practice in the Circuit Courts Of Rankin,
w Smith, Simpson and Scott countissi and al
"a utRe FFith d0Start0f Errors 1ppeals - jack
SON April 2, s55-ly.
LAW NOTICE.
WT1LLIAM YERGER hasresumed the practice
w of the Law. He has formed aoo-partnership
with James T. Rucks, Esq. They will attend - al
bcsiness entrusted to them in the Coursts in Jack
son. Mr.. Rucks will also attend the Courts in Ray
mond and adjoining counties. Dec. 10, 1858.
c. E. HOOKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JACKSON, MISS.
HAVING resigned the ONCE Of District Attorney
IL with the intention Of dsvoting my entire time
to the practice of my profession viii give prompt
attention to all business entrusted 10 me In the
Circuit and Probate Courts Of Hiuds county. Cir
cult Courts of Cipiah, Rankin, Warren, Bolivar,
Washington and Issaqueno, and the High Court
and Chancery and Federal Courts at jackson.
N. B.-Collections made in any part Of the State. !
March IS, 1885. 18
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TRIUMPHANT! TRIUMPHANT!
Competition we Respect--Opposltion
nRn We DeTy.!!
A GREAT RUSH TO -
ASKEW & BROS
CT THING EMP ORIUM!
Too doors Soua Washington Hotel.
vIoKsBURd, MISS.


SINCE the opening of our new, spacious, and
been appreciated with an enthusiasm which we
scarcely dared TO anticipate. Although we pre-
lred ourselves with stock of Goods equal to any
emergency, we had no idea that we should be met
at the start with SO large trade. Not to be
thankful for such manifestations of public conf
dence would evidently be ungenerous ON our part,
and we have, therefore, endeavored to reciprocate
whatWe have received by marking our goods at
Lower Per Centage OF Profit,
and at the same time have endeavored to improv
in every department. the quality, style and manu-
facture Of our Goods. We think that our arrange
ments are now in the
HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT!
We are constantly receiving in store, New Goo Is
and new Styles in the greatest variety and res ect
fully invite all in want of
CLOTHING
AND
r URNI HING GO o D s
OF every description, for Men and Boys, to give
us acall.
FOR OUR
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT,
Which is under the supervision of
MONS. LEROY,
One Of the best French Cutters in the South,
We keep on hand the best quality of Cloths, CASH
meres, Vestings, Linen Drills, &c, &c.
None but the best Workmsn employed.
k7F@ Satisfaction guaranteed in every branch
Of our business.
April 10 '6O-1y.
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" L. WILLIAMS, has the pleasure of announ-
W. cling to his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has taken Boarman's old stand. where
he will continue the livery stable business, in all
its branches. Horses boarded on reasonable terms.
Feb '60-s&vIy
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The Economist and G. w. Hnhbards'
+ TX L. SEWING MACHINES at CITY
prices, $50, S45 and $50.
A LII those Sewing Machines herstofore unsur-
IN passed, must now give place to those sale at
the City Trunk Store. Call and examine and judge
for yourselves Of the simplicity, speed and durability
of stitch. C.JOHNSON, Agent.
Fishing tackle, great variety, warranted to
catch when fish bite. March IS 6o-Iy. O. J.
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FOR
CHILDREN
TEETHING.

who has child suffering from any of tho foregoing
complaints-do not let your prejudices, the pre-
JUDGES of others, stand between your suffering
child and the relief that will be sure-yet absolu
| tely sure-to follow the of this medicine, if
timely used. Full directions for using will ae-
company each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
| is on the outside wrapper.
| Sold by Druggists throughout the Karld---------
PRINCIPAL 0isseay No.t Cedar Street, N. Y Price
f.,lISr q canta rcr tottie. Jan 20 '51-s(W IL.
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NOT c E.
"ESSRS. Griffith and Stewart are our author
1x1 ized agents, curing our temporary absence
from this city.
July IL '60-s-w Pm. ADAMS & HORNE
JeWelry! JeWeIry.
II HAVE juss received o magnificent assortment
of Jeweiry, completing my summer stock. Call
and see it whether you wish to purchase not, we
| like to show our goods. ] B M0REY.
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BULLETT & WHALEY,
Wholesale gGrOcers,
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
Next to corner GraVier and New Leyee Streets.
July 10 SLY. NEW ORLEANS.
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For pzsyateer inyaiids, one thousand dollars.
Approved, March 2, 1850.

Char. uL-As Aet authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to issns Registers to Schooners Helen
Blood aad Sarah Bond Of OsUego, ia The State Of
Neu York.
Be Il enacted By tie Senate and House of Repres-
sHsafipes Of tks United &ates Of America IN Congress
assess5ied, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be-
and be hereby is authorized to issue registers to
the owners Of schooners Helen Blood and Sarah
Bond Of 0sHego, in the State of New York, the
said vessels having been built in Canada: provided
The Secretary shall be satif6ed that the owners of
said sehoonsrs eitizsns Of the United States.
Approved, March 2, 1850.
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8ROWNsVIILE FEMALE COLLE1iF.

BROWNSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
LOCATED Ii THE TOWN OF Brow NsvILLE,
KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
VIE Trustees Of this Institution, have directed
Il the first annual session of forty weeks, to COM
mence on Monday the Path of September, 1860,
under charge of the following
Faculty:
b. b. CARERS, President and Professor of Langua-
ges and Bellies Lettres.
JAS. 7. Hicks, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences.
9. y. HELWIG, n. D., Professor of Music.
J. b. ROBERTSON, and Miss. EMMA CARERS, Instruc-
tors in the Primary Department.
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DIR. p. t. BAILEY.

o. v. SHURTLEFF,
PLY SICIAN AND DRU GGIST,
Summit Mississippi.
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JOHNSTON, SHEPHElkD 4 SAUNDEkS
SUCCESSORS TO
Churchill, Johnston 4 CO.,
Nos. "a MHTray q Warren &s.
Importers and Jobbers Of Foreiga and DomeSlie
DRY GOODS,
White Goods, Hosiery, Notions, ace,
"A prompt attention.
Rufus NJ Johnston, Carter A. Saunders, Chas. A.
Shepherd, Jno. 3. WoFtsndyer, Wm. A. LAtta,
Yorkville, 8. O., Spocial.
Ian II s6o-d&wlv
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MbuIClut-NeUeT
an a single an
a cure VI b g n
Never did we
stance of dissat
any one " h o
contrary,allare
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VVHESE Machines have been sold in this vicinity,
II and give entire satisfaction. The receipts
viii show, besides which, take the liberty Of re-
ferring TO the following named persons, among
others, who have used them:
VIM EstelIe, Aleck Yirden, JP JONES'
Barksdale, L Bramlett, E Moody,
DR. Gabiness, s DPadeIford, Mrs. Bass,
Lag Lindsey, Gen Freeman, A Steele,
n w Bowen, WI Mangum, Dan Allen,
Mrs Barrett, Col Mulhein, J Rives,
Hugh Markham, Beverly Blunt, TW Parvis
Wells Harrell, Mrs b Hilzhem, HHSmyth,
Bankston, L J johnson, Mai Austin,
Morrison.
JACKSON, March, 1st, 1850.
. In July 1859, / purchased of Rufus Arnold, one
of ScoVell d Goodies Sewing Machines, for the
use Of the State Prison and 1t has been in constant
use ever since, and eonsider its performances equal
to any other machine. A. NJ. HARDIN,
Superintendent of State Prison.
xeks5s5 january IIrn, 1860.
have used one Of Seoyile & Goodslps Sewing
Machines for six months, and find it to give entire
satisfaction. j. =. HARGR0VES.
RUFUS ARNOLD,
March 30 Soft. Agent for Scovils L GoodelI.
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ALLEN PATRICK,
C A RPE NTER AND B UIL d 3 B.
HAVING returned to jackson, for permanent
Ii residence, offer my services to tho citisenB
of jackson, as Carpenter and Builder-thanking
them for patronage heretofore received from them,
and hoping the promtitude and skin with which
all contracts shall be executed will secure 10 me
their further favor. I'd c
May '60-s&wtf. ALLEN PATRICK.
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WAGONS, Carts and Wheelbarrows, manufac-
~ tured BY the undersigned. Also, repairing
and blacksmithing done on short notice in the
city OF jackson, near the toll bridge.
Aav4 60-Htf mo. EERNf--e
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THOMAS WALTON.

ATTORN AT LAW.
TaIl1la, Issaquena County, Miss.
VHILL give his attention 20 business in the
Wv Circuit and Probate Court, and 70 law bu-
siness generally in Isaaquena county.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ABbUEs
Office two Doors above Spengler's Corner, State
ssk Street,
IA0Ra0N
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:. =. H1Il TEi.I ii1;6 4 nm
M ar BILE ID 81 er
HAVING purokAsnf thu old sand a 6amolo 4
IL Skates, ere nov rsoelVinR very lqrga stoak
Of No 1italan Marble, and are prepared g t1rnlna
everything in the Marble llass and q s,Jlsenq
anish thatmnst please The most fAstidiouA
July 10 'e0-ly.
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has 1t failed,
stance, to effect
timely used.
know an in
isfaction by
used it, on the
delighted with
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X. LEHMAN, of the late firm of d. z. & d. s.
IL Lehman, will continue to practice Dentis-
try In all its various Branches in the most perfect
manner all operations must be settled for on their
completion. March ,60-Iv.
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Car. V.--4n Aes to exfsad the provisions of AN
Act to ennbie fhs State Of Arkaasos and other
Safes torseein kbe ssoamp lands Witain heir Ltns-
~ % Aiaaesota ard Oregon, aad for other par-
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j.. HARVEY,
Carver and GiIder..-LO0kfng Glass and
Portrait Frame Manufacturer.
Opposite the Boscnsdn House, Jaeksoa, Aiss.l 4
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
h public, that he is now prepared to furnish
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGoEY FRAMES,
LOOKING GLASSES, &C, &C.,
On as reasonable terms the above articles can be
purchased anywhere. He would also call particu
lar attention 10 the fact that be can re-gild old
frames, and warrant them to lookas well as new.
]. HARVEY,
~ on 1oGQ L. nn....... l.. R,.,-,ru Hnsas
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Passed at tie fret session, aohiek ,eas began and
Aesd at the Cty of Washington, an the Iisfrfct Of
CofEmbia, on Monday, the ffth dag Of December,
L. d. 1859, aad ended on Monday, the t1eenty-f5ffA
day of june, A. D. 1850.
JAMES BUCHANAN, President. JoHN G. BREc5lN-
nrnar- yice-President, and President of the Sem
ate. WuIIkM PEsnIEGToN, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
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THE EXPRESS COMPANY.

OAief Engineer and n9Saperintender
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DIR. III. y. HOLMES
(LAFR OF MRMPHfe, x1Nn.l
ID RESPECTFULLY informs The public "a. %
N has recently purchased tbs Mississippi 5pingA
and Attsd up ~ and lnhrmary, where he Whi con-
tinuo 10 treat diseases II the womb.
He offers his professional services % The citiHans
Or the nsighhorhoOd in general practices
July ~ '60-f.
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WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAIL
ROAD.

The Stockholders Of the Winchester
and Alabama Raj, Road held a meeting
in Winchester June 10Th, 1860, when
a, s. Colyar, Esq, was callcd to the
Char, and DR.. v ". NcNclIy wss
appointed Secretary.
On motion of Col IIu. tr0ucisi, wa~
ReSol0ed, That & committee Of three
b. appointed to examine into the pro-
pricty of the extension Of the W, & A.
K. X. TO Guntcrsvil!e, Ala, BY way Of
| NaysvilIo, Ala, and also by way of
Huntsville, Ala, asc~ertaining and re-
porting the practicahiIity Of each of the
routes.
R.Solcc}, That said committee, at as
early a day as practicable, submit q re
port to the Board Of Directors .f the
Wa A. Rail Road.
The Chairman appointed Col. HUI.
Francis, G. NJ Fogg, ESQ, j. NJ Bright,
Esq, said Committee.
j. K Bright, Esq, President Of the
lDbullJ I'D'I't w wv 'DN'S" view
the July interest upon the state Bonds
Issued to this company has been paid,
and that in making the payment, he
and Henry KclsO had advanced the sum
Of about $4,000.
1t wae unanimously resolved, That
tho Stockholders ofW. and A. Rail Road
bo requested to subscribe 5 per cent,
upon their stock, for the purpose Of re-
funding to James K Bright and Henry
Kclso tho money advanced by them.
A Committee consisting Of Il. A.
Mcdonald, Pleasant Iaibcrt, SIS Buch-
anan, John Landess, Alfred Beardon,
W N Wright, Benz. March, Thomas
Baxter, } Simmonds, l. d Sugg, } NJ
Burrough, JEFF. Martin, i l. Matthew'S,
J j Keith and & NJ Fogg were APP
pointed IL committee to subscriptions
for this purpose
On motion the meeting adjourned.
A. s. COLYAR. Chairmaa.
". W. McNEIAY, SeCrGtny.
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From the St, Louis, Mo, Daily Evening News, |

From the st. Louis, Mo. Daily Evening News
We wish to sail the attention of our readers
toa new article In the way of medicine. Mossrs,
Potter q Merwin, who IRE natives of our own
State, have long been known to us us high ton.
ed honorable gentleman, In which we place the
most implicit confidence, They arc manuiac-
turing al article knows as the Cherokee Rem.
edy. Of which an advertisement appears in an
other column Of to-day's paper, from what sew
eral medical gentlemen Of y~eracity and honor
have told US, together with our high esteem
and confidence for the proprietors, We are in
clined to believe that this article possesses mer-
it of no low order. We are told that cures
have been performed in our city that had baia-
cd the skill Of our most learned practitioners, -
If this article proves what 1t Is represented to
be-, u new era will take place in the treatment
Of diseases for which It Is intended, as every
unfortunate can truly attest to the disagreeable.
ness of the pauseous, and facilitating effect Of
the mixtures that they heye been obliged TO
swallow. We know the proprietors would not
knowingly deceive tho public. Therefore We
advise any Of our readers, who may be 80 un-
fortunate as to need m article Of this kind, TO
procure at once the Cherokee Remedy" you
can find II at any Drug store IN the Southern
States.
e
The Female Organization ia often as frail as
that Of a tender flower. Many Of the scx en-
.c. into marriage relations without being able
10 unierg the labors aud trials Of maternity.
In this country, thousands Of young and beau.
.ifll women are sacrificed every year, from this
canse alone. Hostettsr's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will save many Of this class from an un-
timely grave. This medicine has been used
with great benefit by immense numbers Of peo-
throughout the republic, and the proprietors
have received grateful Communications from all
sections of tn" country, The bittera will be
found to be very pleasant to the taste, even as
a beverage, and prompt and powerful as q med
| icinc. 1t infLses new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, SO that wo-
men who use it are enabled to 60 through with
labors which would, without it, be certain to
rostratc them Sold by all druggists.
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"BoUus CENSUS TAKERS, The Phil
adelphia LGagsr, referring to the fact
that bogus census takers are visiting
private residences in that city, and OBJ.
tanning information, with the view Of
ellecting future burglarious operations
remarks that
The men engaged in taking the cen,
sus should have acknowledged crcden-
tinls ora seal Of Office to show the cit
zcns as the badge Ct their authority
For want Of this, each family is likely
to be the victim o" thieves and burglor3,
who have assumed the character otcen-
sus takers, and ask all sorts of ques-
tons respecting the value ofthe plate,
jowclry and money in the house. Some
have even the ~impudonce to be shown
over the house, SO they can better m.
derstand how to plumber it. Any one
asking such questions as these ought
to be handed Immediately over to the
public authorities, who will probably
discover in their faces a striking rcsom-
blanco to portraits in the Rogues Gal
lery.' Citizens should be on their guard
against such dangers, and the census
officers should afford them better pro
lection against them than they now
have,
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THE NOMINATION..

The Baltimore Convention was a
"burst up" a confusion Of d%iscordant
elements-an unfortunate affair, It's
results will DO known 10 most of our
readers before the Homo Journal roa: IL
es them, for SO great already is the OK.
oitsment that when two meet, the usual
s~slutation Of chow do you dol" is neg.
lected in order to AJAX, "who'a tho nom.
inee?" So the in Information spreads, and
the fact is now extensively known
throughout our broad Union, that tho
friends of Douglas have nominated him
and Benjamin Fitzpatrick, of Alabama,
while the opponents Of Squatter Sovcr-
eighty have nominatee John G.. Brock
enridge, of kentucky, and Gen. Joseph
Lane, of Oregon. In making these
nominations, of course thore were two
Conventional, aud each Convention
claimed 10 be the National one. Some
say they believe that Douglas will de
cline. We don't believe it. His
friends are frenzied almost in their
choice tor him, and will have no other.
The whole Northwest il alive with en-
thusiasm for him, and are this moment
firing of cannon and unfurling flags,
amid the excitement, and joy ovcr his
selection. In the Southern States also,
his friends are numerous, and they swear
that they will vote for him, aud no ouc
else. The Press is divided. The Louis
vile Democrat, that for long years has
worked and cast its influence alongside
with the Union & American, is nov sup
porting Douglas, while its comrade
supports with equalfervor, Breckenridge
and Lane. This is a lamentable divis-
ion, to see the Democratic paper of
Kentucky refusing To support the states
man of its W State, and battling for
the statesman Of another. This is di.
vision, and no mistake. Truly, our
country is much divided, and the fog is
TOO thick for us to divine what the fu.
tire will bring--wkcther peace Or civil
war.
Perhaps to.morrow's mail will bring
additional news in regard to the nomi
nees; isso, wen publish 1t.
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HAIR -Bald-headed men ara

telodlu to respect, Tho bear who deyoursd
he boys who told the aged man to "go nm o,d
bald head" did quite right, and resolution
commendatory Of their conduct should hav.
been passed and published in all tho dailynss
pers,' White hair-made white by apeIri'
honorable, Our grandfather wore Il. wa "a.
member, and he was q considerably better man
than any Of his grandsons. Iron-grey hair il
likewise respectable. 1t Is seen upon the head
Ct Thoughtful, stern men-mcn with a purpoae
mission and nerve, DO we respect the memo'
ry Of the lamented Uncle Edward any iess bs,
cause he had no wool upon the top Of his head,
We iearlessly answer, Nary.
We are growing old together"
But then when people can protect their hair
from tho tell-talo marks of age--whon thew caS
luxuriatc In glossy black locks at an advanced
period Of their lives-when white and ursv
hair can Returned to q beautiful black or su6urns
in a twinkle-when hair can be made 10 oro-
on bald heads-when all this can be- doss i,
can't do any harm to tell what will do It.
Heimstrcet's Hair Restorative will, ACCORDING
TO very many reliable accounts, do II. The pros
prietors Of Heimstreet's Hair Restorative resid.
in Troy, n, Y. Their names are w. K. Hs-
gan Il Co. They are getting rich out Of I'M.
Hair Restorative, and It 10, beyond peradvc..
ture, the best thing Of the kind ever invented.
The facts in our possession In regard TO tbis
wonderful preparation warrant US In unaunli.
aedly recommending it--Gevla~d (6Niol
P1ir9e1er. ..
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AMID
Breckinridgea and
Lane
both

WAsmINGroN, June 26.--Johnson,
Nicholson Avery, Thomas, Wright,
Gov. Harris, twenty OF the delegates to
Baltimore, and all Of Our electors, rs
far as heatd from, support Breckenridge
and Lane. BURcIi.
Humphrey Marshall says he will
stump Kentucky for Breckenridge.
A dispatch from st. Louis says that
the friends of Breckenridge and Lane
are ho!dinga great ratification meeting
and that the Bulletin office is covered
with flags and transparcncics. Guns
are being fired, and the enthusiasm
seems equal TO that for Douglas.
At Albany, n. Y the friends Brock
enridge and Lane are having a jubilee,
One hundred and five guns have been
frcd-onef To-. every vote thai Brecken-
ridge resolved in the Convention.
A special despatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette from Baltimore, says that the
feeling against Douglas increases. lie
will not DO much in Maryland. Hind.
mar of Arkansas bot sICO to $1,000 that
Douglas wouldn't get one electoral vote.