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UNIVERSITY OF NAsMYILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.


DEEAEx LpDsLEE, D, D. Chancellor of the University,
and Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent OF the Military COLLEGE
and Professor Of Engineering. l
JAMES HAMILTON n, ProfessSa o. Mathematics, taG Nau.
raj Philosophy.
J. i srrwaRr, N, Professor Of and Latin Languages ard
,,1l - aeus re- =, - n, -
. History go $4,000 = e
Rev J. W. HoYTE, NJ. D, Professor OF Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
r. w. PrTNAN Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages.
J. g. ANaLADK, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. K. WESTON. "A D, Surgeon
the Academic Year I5e06I, commsnees on
the 81 Of September 1860
The Second Term commences the 9Th Of January, ISL
Commencement Exercises take place the 2 OF June 1851
Tuition, Boarding. Wssh Fuel, Rooms Servants attend
and use OF Arms SiOj Term Magculaton Fes s.
Students required furnish their Engineering,
French, Spanish. German, Drawing Book keeping Fencing
each $40 per Term Of TIVE 1ty weeks
Students under IA years Of age will not be admitted.
By The aid Of Military Discipline effective government Is
tAbshed and health physical culture good
Que habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, additional Information, apply any Mem
Der Of the Faculty, or . ~ b. r. JOHNSON,
iuiy2i '50-d&tEIt&u SuDerintendeut
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Political Ifema,


The Cleveland (OhiO) PlaindesLer exhibits the pol,
icy of the Douglssites in the following paragraph in
its issue of the 10th: -
The Union Bell and Everett party throughout the
North are going to make sure work of the dsuniOn-
lists North and South. In the North save in Massa-
chusetts and Vermont they hold the balance of pow
er in all the States, and they now organizing in
every to bring out their whole VOTE and do not
hesitate say they cast it for Douglas as against
either Of the disunion candidates, Lincoln Brock
inridge.
The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch, heretofore neutral
paper has come out for BRECKINRIDGE and LANE.
The Salem (ya) Register, which preferred Mr..
DoUGLAs as a candidate for the Presidency, has de-
termined to support the BREcKNRDGE ticket and
adds:
If the entire Democratic party, both from the
South well from the North had been fully rep
resented and Mr.. Douglas had been fairly nOmina-
ted, we might have hestated before taking our po-
sition but such unfaiIness and unbendng determi-
nation to force upon the country candidate so I'M
satisfactory at least majority of the Democratic
States cOmpels to raise the flag of Breckenridge
and Lane.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer announces in
"glaring capitals that 1.-The Silver Grey BELL and
EVERETT party go for DOUGLAs in a body"
Hon. WILLIAM DUERf ermerly prominent and in
fuentid Wing member Of Congress from the Oswego
district of New York, and Consul to Valparaiso I'M
der Mr.. FILLMORE, has come out for DOUGLAS and
written letter advisinsfthe Union men of New
York to vote for DOUGLAS. =
SCoTT LORD Esq, of Livingston county, n. Y, for
merly prominent American has Joined the DoUG-
LAS army at the North.
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Just as We Expected

We stated yesterday that we suspected that those
yybo got M the caT for DoUGIl meeting here last
night did not expect or desire that we should pub
iish it. We are confirmed in our suspicious by
she statement IN the Banner Of yesterday that it un-
derstood we had refused to publish it. We believe
that the young gentleman who brought the call to
US acted in good faith But doubt not the insti-
gators desired to attempt 20 make capital out of
refusal to publish. JOIN BELL is very shrewd.
pevrocrats watch him.
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VaIuabIe REM Estate for sale.

WILL sell Monday, SEPTEMBER TO- $500, ny kilIs ard
Farm, eontai ing 1s5 Tbs src new two pair
French Burrs Tor wheat, pair Saw
MILE about 90 very good only
niles from town with good pike 20 Il.
Eight Store Ro0zs Dwellings, The Aount Pleas
Hote-ths is the only Hotel in ten miles place
About 50 Town Lots suitable for Dwellings, 5foFes Sioos kc
Mount Pleasant surroued by the richest In Tanes
see and the terminus Of the Tennessee Alabama RA
road.
Seven hundred and ferry acres Of Land from sFsuto sn niles
from this we'll mbered and four FIRE stone springs
Aso, $50 miles s5Bh Of this place. Tam
PIKE; 40 cleared ohaTs, Buildings good.
free stone springs andenen good iris place Occupe
by Andrew Kenedsy- Terms LIBERAL 3. o. CRoSS
Mount Pleasant. Tenn 17-tf.
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w. r.. HI.

An article appeared in the Banner yesterday
morning over the initials W. R. H. TWAS under the
caption of ANDREW EwNG Co. delegates to the
Charleston Convention. Itbegun as follows:
Ma EDrroR Being denied the privilege of the
columns of the UNION AND AMERICAN, hope you VIII
do me the personal favor to publish short article.
Il is not true that W. r. II. presented his commu-
mica ton TO as capitalization and therefore not true
that he was denied the privilege Of our columns.
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The weather yesterday until about one o'clock,
was Oppressively sultry, when at that time an Om-
nous cloud gathered over the city, and we were
visited by a severe rain and hail storm which con-
tnued throughout the greater portions of the after
noon. In some places the hail stones we've of extra
ordinary size upon Mt. Auburn for instance gen
tema1 gathered basket full, each approximating
to the size of a hens egg. Fortunately there was
little wind at the time they fell considerable
damage would have Fesulted--C TRcIplai CONNER
cidL ,J,tIy is
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NEBRASKA.
synopsis OF the Presidents Proclamation,
No. $50, dated April 20, 1860.

IT orders public les in the Territory Of Nebraska fol
III lows:
At the land Office Brownsville, the 9Th day August
next Of tEent Townships heretofore uDOGered
ties OF Jones and Saline
At the land Office Brownsville the day August
next Of twenty four townships, heretofore unosred the
counties Of Fillmore and jefferson.
At the land office Nebraska City, 18th day gust
next OF twenty eight townships and faeSnEI Townships
fore offered, in the counties Of Clay Lancaster, Csin0dn,
line, Greene, and Butler.
At land Office Nebraska Cry, on the 9th day August
next OF twenty townships and fractional townships here
t0re unoGeTed the counties Of Saline Greene Butler
At the land Office at Omaha City, the 18th day August
next Of thrtytbres toEnships ami facsiopaI tox1j -
heretofore unoerd the of fatt Izard aud CumaR
At the land office at Dacotah City, the Oh OF August
next Of forty townships and fractional townships heretofore
unoSeref in the counties Of Cedar, Dixon, PIERCE Qui
Court
At the land Office DacOtah City, the sOh lay OF August
next thirty Townships heretofore unCered the
ties Of Pierce and Qri Court.
The lands Wal be offered with the exceptions OK
sections &c, &c.
The sales will be kept open until tire lands offered
which 10 be accomplished within weeks and no lougar
and prvate entry Of Of Sds admitted until
after the expiration Of the two weeks
emption claimants required establish their
the satisfaction Of the proper Register Receiver and make
payment for the beOre the appointed the com
meneement Of the public sales otherwise claims will be
forfeited. JOS g. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
AL fufv nd fau6u
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TTNHE Seventeenth Session o. this insafsn viii opsn en-
q Mouday the I'd OF Sspeem Der, 1850. -
W D. CKRSKs, late President Tennessee Uaiversay
has been called 20 the position Of Presdsn EnssItuon,
and will enter the active dscargs open
ing OF the session 9herE the Faculty remains unehaneed
While there disposition part having cuntrol
Of the Institution 10 boast @ feel The
mending TO the voro parents and guardians Ia past repu-
a0u for the sound solagBhD and manly berng Of
It's students will be thfr maintained Every species Of
Gpation will Be guarded AGAINST, and the
made to the pupils free from tie blasting king
speedy ruin many y5uthsia The hAiThnI
ness Of locAlty Is unsurpassed in c0unty-
The charges ysFy oTats and mis- f1 the reach Of
all Of sufficient energy TO Be educlisd
For further informafon address W D. CARNEs, Pres.
or W. LIPsCONB, See.
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Come on with your Loose Change-Ss,OOO
10 Spare

A Kentucky friend proposes to bet
S20O-On each Southern State that BRECKNRTDGE
beats DOUGLAS.
SPOON each Southern State that BRECkISRIDGE
beats BELL.
S5oO-That BELL does not carry more States North
than BRECuNRmGE.
S500-That DOUGLAS does not carry more Northern
States than BRECKNEIDGE
S50O-That BRzckINRIDGE carries more electoral
votes than BELL
S5OO-That BREcKDRTDGE carries more electoral
votes than DOUGIAs.
All TO be taken together. - 81 III
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''Custcm Work
Dividend Notice.

1--WE Broadway Mills @ zine will Be prepared to
grind Wheat Corn FOR toll. the LizhboroDd
aie requested 70 cali and examine the Arrsugsneu
juiyl4-H D d DICKEY, Agerts.
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AANS4Ss
Synopsis of the Presidents PROCLAIM a a an,
No. $50, dated April 20, 1850.

orders public sales in the Territory Kansas as fol-
ii lows
Atthe land office at Junction City the 9th day August
next OF forty townships and parts Of townships, heretofore
offered, in the counties OF Marshall Washington
1.-THE land once at Junction City, day august
nex Of thirty three townships heretofore unoaered
counties Of Clay and Dickson.
st the land office All Junction City, the 10Th day OF sepe
her next OF thirty townships and fractional townships
heretofore unOdered, 10 the Of Wise Butler
Al the land Obce &C Fort Scott, the 18Th
next OF twenty hEe townships and parts Of Townships
rnOsred in the Anderson Coffee Madison and
Butler.
The lands will be offered wi the usaa exceptions Of hool
sections, sc, &c
Tie sales viii be kept open until the lands all offered
which to be accomplished vi hin longer
private en.ry OF OF the admitted until ar
the expiration OF the weeks
Freempon claimants required establish claims 10
the satisfaction Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for thes before day appointed for the com
msneement OF the public sale otherwise their for
ieited Jos a wilson
Commissioner Of the General Land Oeace
HENKRAL LiHD uEDicE, June u, 1850 juy29-dlax6w
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TNREsF CONSIGNMENT
$50 REWARn.

WILL give reward Of Fifty Doass for the delivery
Of my negro man GEORGE, taken Of this State,
Twenty i've Dollars for Ain taken the State sne delivered
to me i've miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George Gus years deep black, i've feet
six inches high, weighing about B $50 pounds
prominent face covered with bard, never shaving.
apr29-c. tx& wifi kICHARD r. HYDE
CHE PsdueAh Herald copy to amounOf IS and sod bill
this Ofce.l
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Letter of Ex.President Pierce.
RosToS. Julv Ia 1860
To the Editors of the Boston Post:

TO the EdH0rs q tte Boston Fost:
GENTLEMEN: have seen, in several political
presses conflicting opinions ascribed to ExPresiden
Pierce in relation the final action of the Baltimore
Convention and having had the opportunity, at an
early period in friendly correspondence, TO learn
the views Of that eminent citizen in crisis SO i'm
portant to the Democracy and the Union, which
know his further reflection has fully confirmed l
am happy to say that l am at liberty, without in
frnging private courtesy, to send the letter to
you for publication Very truly yours &c,
b f. HHLETT,
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BRECKNuDGE CoNFrDENCE-T proposition offer
ed in our paper recently by gentleman from Ken
lucky was objected to account of smelling too
strong of Lincoln The same gentleman was again
in our city yesterday, and offered the following
proposition, TO test the confidence of the Breckin-
ridge squad
Two hundped and fifty dollars that John Bell is
the next President #-. -
TIE same tina, Breckenridge is not
The same that Bc beats Breckinridgei in Tennessee.
The that 8ell beats Breckenridge in Kentucky
The same that Bell beats Breckenridge in the Elec-
tOral College. q
The same that Bell beats Breckenridge in theipop-
VlaF vote.
The same that Douglas beats Breckenridge IN the
popular vote.
The same that Douglas beats Breckenridge III the
Electoral vote.
- One hundred to five hundred that breckenridge is
beaten in the sopular vote by Bell Douglas and Lin
coin, severally--Or in other words that Breckin-
ridge is the last in the in the popular vote
Al to be taken together. Open for three days.
BalReT
The above bets were taken yesterday.
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CHILD FRIGnrESED 10 DEATL-The Elkhart (Ind)
Times says that little son of D. d. AcKNGHT, liv-
ing near Middlebury, aged about nine years, was
frightened to death few days ago, while gathering
strawberries with another little boy. The owner of
the premises seeing them threatened to shout them
and set dos them, and so scared the little fell
lows that they ran home, considerable distance,
when little MCKSIGHT was found to be insane with
terror, fancyng that he had been shot at and that
the dog was after him, and remained delirious for
few days. when he died
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-22

hR. HENRY MELVILLlE, Of New York Cy. respectfully
ntimates the ciiizsns Nashville ADD vicinity,
Is now 10 the city. at the 81 Ci0ud Otels where be vii
advise with all who suaer from
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, llh inst when professional engage
calls him from the city
Dr. MELVILLE has had experience Ok twenty years ~ The
management Of all forms Of Pt10GFy Diseases,
E with pleasure, his professional iaterco1e sEs
many persons in Tennessee, whom he kdy Letted
. Haention the names OF JuEe Ridley, o. JeFson Gen
Matlock, OF Locust Hill; Judge Bren. q NASHVILLE; Col G
dnld and v Biaek1cres ESQ., OF Galistln.
lnthe eatuent Of these diseases, Do. MKlB sYails himself
o. al the means shh modfFn scsnee and coseres
have pat within the Of the Physician ADD which are
supervising The old plan Of Htomach treatment
Further information On IN bsobzed trsst
ise Topical Medication Pulmouary Dseasss pubhed
BY Dr. AEIVILE. and which Be had uoasS
stores o. on application 10 hn az his a. the So Glzsa
Hotel. - flIvIl-lff
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Chnnc ary RmIes.

NSMnAnCEkH, MAURK COUNTY, STATE
% essee--Wiinam c. Allen Admir- and another
vs. hugh brown and ohersOr1er Publication IL appear
ins 20 iaaBts bill Aled in the above cause, that
ne naneo eendants said bill Of
e % that the ordinary OF au
not e Fsea GA Ine o vi Hamilton Brown,
Neitn OaronS Ai1at Stewart. formerly Elizabeth Er0wn,
VINO TilA Stewart. and her children, Hugh
Eizapeth JAMS hfe Jane, Mary Ann, and also
nargaTe' stewart Sho inmarried with Pointer and left
cnilden surviving her all the
ers OF me sara h1aeA Stewart married bur whoa
kneEn and etzensot tne STATE Of Virnla, John Brow
OF James BroFn and Sane Wagouefomeriy Jane Brown,
and Arse wallis formerly Anns Brown, residence
known William II Brown, OF William Brown, and
Thomas Robertson, VINO marFd Nancy BroTn daughter
James BoHn and t children surviving her, their paces Of
residence unknown. and 20 all the heirs and representa-
lives .hs ate and Anne Brown DECEASED ara hereby
notified OF the pende1ey Of this suit and reaue 10 them
selves party defendants 10 the II n ordered that pub
cation be made for thirty days in the Ks Pss
published in she town % Columbia County of Maury and STATE
Of Tennessee, also in the UsIoN AMERICAS newspaper
Published In the city OF Nashville COMFY and state
Of tennessee, requiring the said Don-rents dudsnts nd
unknown heirs be and sEpear befo tbs Chanceiior OF our
Court Of chauceTy held the Court House I'd the toxin Of
Columbia, Maury county State Of Tennse on the third sn
day in September next the last Of which shall Ave days before
the stLg Of said Court then and there topical answer or de
mur 70 SAID bill, he will be taken for confseed as to
them and set for hearing eSparte.
A NJ wIS6RIELD c. kM
UsIoS AxsHcAN please copy and forEd bilI-Colna-
0sG FreSo- Juiy@l bu-E4t prs fec SIG.
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New Magazines.
HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR july.
LEsLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

Just REGETTED AND FOB SALE BY
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
iuly22 No. Union sheA.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LESLIE's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
mEeE FOR AUGUST. E1r
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERROOKER MAGAZINE fOr August.
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for August
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK EOR AUGUST.
ECLETIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUK,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECETHED BY
F. RAIAN,
Iuly2s College street.
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rhe TerritorIes.

We publish to-day the third number Of series Of
articles ON the Territories, by member of the OPP
position They are short and to the point. Read
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Ii Mr.. DoUGl.As should be elected President he
would not have single, solitary political friend in
the Senate PUGH of Ohio is the only supporter that
he has now, and CHASE takes his seat on the 4ih
March next.
Mr.. BELL can " go one better" IL he should be
elected President, he will have Senator Kennedy, of
MARYLAND. to aid his administration. Mr. CHTTEN-
Denis term expires on the 4th March. All lonely
and dreaF. - -
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Mr. w. n. HOLMAN, whose name is attached to
the call published yesterday morning for DOUGLAS
meeting last night authorizes us TO say that his name
vas attached without his knowledge or consent He
is not DoUGLls nor a BELL man, but enthusiastic
ealiv snnnnrts RRrcKISRIpGE and LANE.
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xEs. Z g. EAsTEAE, re DuEEIEGroE,
J. Q. GRIFFITH. JNo- O. BURcF
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SUNDAY, July %, 1880.
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THE REII-DoUGLAs ORGAN.-The Banner OF yes
terday says 80
1--WE 1.-THE Bauae) are not authorized to refuse
the requests Of the large numbers Of our personal
friends belonging to the Douglas wing OF Inc iAte
umns until such time as they establish an organ
Of their own ..r. -
Your attention. Democrats, who do not wish to
JOBS BELL sent back to the e. S. Senate by the
next Legislature
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FENHz eopartnehp heretofore existing under style Of Eo
WARDS, GIiKkRsaE & Co. this day Dissolved By mu
tuai consent GEIEEEsoil retiring from the arm
10. EDWARDS,
. -. d. r.ar J. K GILKERSON,
July II, 1900 3. p. EDWARDS.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING Ix GILEs.-Messra W. C.
wHrTuoRNE and W. J. SYKES are announced to
address the Democracy of GILES county at Pulaski
onGNondsy, the 9th of August.
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A LTATS keep a veil seleetsa g., -.
a % bnsiEfsss. more espeelIiy --s s'oo, = ~ ="
FTNE COGNAr
OF 0Ifvrtasss ard veil ss hshad ssaas Asr,s sb ,r
United vineyard PreprIsror's Co. csQns.
49, Fine ora ssSazsrac'' Cognae.
ssVaifantfn's cssnae.
ola L0ildoa Dock Coxnae. s-e

t. wice we would eatAe particular attention Of sonnoisur
and those Eho want pure article o. Bay Tor dir ur
poses Ous brands Of ChamPagae are very shsiss and
we'll knoEns
Madame we. CIc1aot Ponsarfin.
The e3anufns fIeiisisak CO.
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ETIHE undersigned having ased this establishment
MeSsrs ALLOwAT 4 ROsFKR, will il with select
Dramatic Company about the le Of September. Ladies
snd gentlemen good standing apply Mr. w. H.
lat Messrs Bernard Co.'S theatrical Agents New YORK
MUELLER & EVERETT.
july22 Lessees and Managers
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nay ihA NoNiNEE.-The Douglas men who are now SO
nuns ABOUT the nominee" and say they are for
LIN gu tlA' account, have heretofore not been so
nominee '-CsUeldnd Banner.
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HOUSTON On BELL AND EyERETT.--GOv. Houston
passed through La Grange a few days ago. on his
"Trip down the country. The State Rights Democrat
says u;e governor was asked what he thought OF
the Bell and Everett ticket, He replied that it
wouldn't doBell is an old fogy, whilst Everett is
We copy the foregoing from the Gazette. published
at Liberty, Texas heretofore neutral Sheet. but
now fighting under the flag of BREcKrS,,rncr and
LANE for the National Democratic partv
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TRNHE GAlEEENBEiRG DHSEAEEAf SFR-
UP 5 the medicine world for disorders
bowels nc Board d Health Of New YORK
and enquire any csns Of Meanwhile, Who
have used it.
STRENGTHENING TONIC for all Who suffer iron,
the heat debility, EdsoH, want Of aipetits nervoes
headaches. 80 a.-L-.a.r
THE HEALTH BFrTEHS, only IS cents paper,
v make half gallon Of he lest Biiter sutlbsfor the sfEs
comp ANTS that family ought % Be Wthoat they Wis 10
julyi9-a - MAoKENZTE & MINoHIN
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RUxoRED CHANGE-We were informed by gen.
tleman aday or two since, who was in Gallatin in
the early part of the present week, that it was
thought change was about to take place IN the po
itcsl character of the Courier and Enquirer of that
place and that in its next issue it would have the
Breckinridge and Lane instead of Bell and Everett
ticket at the head of its columns Its editor was
undecided all the tine what course to pursue
Sprinqfield SpeelIaOr, J,ty Il.
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The terrible civil war in Syria massacre of
Christians and burning of villages-may become
matter of worldwide importance. It's decidedly
aprOpos of the recent movement of Russian, re-
speeding the condition of his famous patient the
"Siek Man," and Russian ship of war happened
along the coast justas the and eOnAagra-
tions were taking place, coincidence which is hard
ly worth prying into. OF course, Russia and France
WILDE obliged to do something for the protection
of the Chistians, and the Eastern question win be
opened up again the thretds of diplomacy and war
more entangIed than ever before.
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The Banner thinks it would be more appropriate
for the communication which appeared in its col
umns yesterday, from Douglasite about ANDREW
EWING Co, Delegates to the charleston Conven-
ton" and the DOUGIAs call, to appear in our col
umns Judging from present indications, the Ban
per is much more in favor of DOUGLAS than we are
and therefore it is certainly more appropriate that
they should appear in its columns.