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Sofa g. 1asISr, Geo,
Der Gin Saneteat fir eis SberiIs. Office ron Gen.
rice ecunts IN, fam idnm,i6en StutIdeu Bir.
germ oisiss Cifritts ais rtr palsnsRe une str.
ttsasrsmnretsRe Nann ,ur Nusfuauns sisisr 10
ianesrf ri@tisen Office smpisbteu ptie,n, UNI
sr'uttH mir ersbslb ale Aeortipsiiraer, bel her
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100000 rrutihe &tsarrsn, ale 9ranes,
$4,000 @ouhaS Sarlus,
10000 5cnrp Clay basaua,
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20 8pttr bcicnid'iten Gbanpaantr. fur
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40 Duesnc 0tttutru,
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VI. Map, Aat.
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Strlanst wirp
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Ter Stem Steass.
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Scht aus NAT
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Gte kiuisfsn Nrp Wppps I'M Mitmannl

Vie stui9ttsu Erp 0pseS in Nitmen0!
SeoP 9drrs fhSne eterudie gat;une rSn bis S SCENTS
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SeSn Docs.
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Yin Sebn =. 5aYlpr, $50.
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MECHANICS HOUSE.
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Der u'tsrseitnrts erlamst jb DEM reutIbsn
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eane 3um SerrtnteR (Tpr 9ealtl.
M'rthpclIeS 9anr. al Rem Jnirsrunp s%ren,,nr.
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ron :. s. Mieriwrtbe,, GSq itGBt unr Th iur.
lib an cen 6airarunp antebnt, 6ltiih Ycn Ger
nturn eourtY' Straer (pie lib all qeistitr. an=
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Ader rntbaltcnr, u III 8rtS pom l ti5 10 Nftr
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OtFee CUR 4nltht auk ppltIbf su9lena S1srtrn
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6rublin9s- unb CONNER 9Sdarsn fur 1860.
Sute, Musen uno Strob-D
Die uattrsthtneen saben jest crratbis anb ;un Strfsuf
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ritaH 6tlt pats. UtpIssttn Dres pats Der itiaIteu liudIitlt
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Selttuuns anss1tr.i9t lin einen 9siud bitten erasbenlt
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ffiause ih MIR Fem pntlitum s~elisns ,ur 0e,
rusuns ~ emrfebleu. i. Sclle.
Srr1rltr.. smiit. Der l.. n. 9.
Setb'n srbaltsn cine partte frli6er Slut
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8'8monS, @a., "A. asril 1860.
Nillta >. 9gpus, $50.

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9. SnSgembeimcr,
Smscrsrr ron s,ufi6en II. fraas5iiia.n srein,r
nne SronpisS,
unh
Havana * Domestic Cigars.
Ns. us 8ranflinll., ,wii6sn psr Ia 1s
naht @eaerncrir.
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Gne &c peirtr SSirtbe, tpereen am si,i,s neu err;H ",
2Seslelalr 9,ihsit awfn,rfiamt s,rnatt urb erlrHt -, 100
snssmhretstn sssarea sitlss nsusn GrasIiT, mcnts IN psriu.
nen; enc ls in eretrtn bielern sor nerstiten SSnitrr ;sr.
Stntalft madtn. Hitter anbtrsn ptrbersn IpIttnSt artitts
's'shsrs str erirebrt uns hsruprsstpben III tctreen:
SranipiiiAs Sranpits unp Nrtuweinr.
Sbampdaner Gate Scrtsn(,
Stbrin' rup Ncitl gHrine.
Aut Sericn sGtiStey, Sin,
pcat ins &pplc. graEec.
aat Ssrtrn eiaucurs (Gpreials). els: .&iimm,I
Minis. @Fiprtt, 9uracac .. &c.
aue Se!trn Dspana une lrm,ltic Gi,ars -,
lsecm Ereile, ypnettura 8autstat, aus Srrteu
HauItatat, Surpinet &c. &c.
"" %f'eunslif en- 3uirrua ba,rt g. gusssateimsr.
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Srilbtn Slmmtnjamsm
III SrpGsr Nusraa! rtbrlf lrstcn
s. s 3ii6rr.
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AN bic psrren q. 3. 3errea, 9an,. 6. Islie.
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5netm lp J5reln rRS nieiRtm tIs:utn G,unldb. nan ON,
me, frttare tt ais 1itrIni: ale { II 9Gnoira III bic { fdI,
abtlnSeopa I'M Die Stmntsn meln.r @titbarsef bfi be- i'm
yRat ltaiifnetnotn sBar. irpen lit bic '~Uhidien rirIir 81.
fee treW ~ erriaeR ~psrlyrtte.
A9tupsepen 9pbp 8. sanI
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ole man bis III csr te,,idueteu srlbutt,rrrsr
plrmeHt estomusn war. nit p,bnfaisiasm Zen /:
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Wsti@ mad sem &Spf Rsist? SD fam ras ni&,!
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Frbn rptre 9e9Cbsn. 3cbn WarrbauItn.
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Dsutlbsr 8su&tataf uns pisiisn ia arsR,r
Issnael bel u. 86eetrr II. Conn
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SSns. maMt.I'S
Wirthitaft unp paer,tisr Sa!pn,
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

A DAMPER.-The Richmond (Va) Wbio
mentions the following interesting incident /;
During the progress of the Breckinridge fz-
zle, on Tuesday night, gentleman arose in
the audience and stated that he had ALWAYS
been Democrat-a Democrat from his voutb
up-out he was prepared, there and then. to
propose bet of from $500 to $4,000 tha.
BI,eekinridge would not carry that State of
virginia This proposition, coming as it
1ld from staunch, well known, intelligent
Democrat Of this city, fell like a thunder. bolt
upon the assembled Breckinridgers. and
caused them to Immediately wilt 1t one
rated as an awful damper upon the feelings
OF the faithful Ianceyites, and made them
all look exceedingly cheap and "sot.backisb. .
The bet thus publicly offered, it is needless
go say, was not taken-notwithstandino Nh.
Wexford had just assured the Breckinridgers
most solemnly that breckenridge would tri-
umphantly carry every Southern State and
Notwithstanding Mr. Wise had Just solemplv
assured them that Breckinridge would easily
carry Virginia, in spite of both the Douglas
and the Bell men
The gentleman, who thus deflantlv brought
the Breekinridgers to their milk, by the offer
OF so accommodating bet, is Mr.. Wood. of
this city, long-life and devoted Democrat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

ZONE MAN, PLENTY PAPER AS one of
The newspaper carriers of this city was wend-
ing bis way across D street, yesterday morn
ing at o'clock, with a load of papers for
the offices Of the Express Companies, at a
pretty rapid gait, and not paying sufficient
heed to his footing, he fell into the D street
sewer. A ChinamAn was the only witness
and he rushed into the Office of Wells, Fargo
d Co. with the very definite information con.
tained in the following unique combination
of words: zone man, plenty paperl" The
meaning Of the Oriental was a mystery, un-
til the bedraggled carrier made his appear
ance. and there was not only zone man,
plenty paper" but zone man plenty mud, "
also
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
Broke their Faith.

After the passage Of the Compromise
Measures of 1850, Henry Clay drew up a
pledge, to the effect that the signers, mem
bers of the SD Congress, would maintain the
settlement, made by those measures, inviolate
and would "resist all attempts to repeal oil
alter the acts aforesaid, unless by general
consent of friends of the measures, and tc
remedy such evils, if any, as time and expe
rience may develope."
This pledge was signed by the following
names: Henry Clay, Ho,ceH COBB, c. S
Morehead, William Duer, Robt. L. Rose. II
5. Foote, VIM. G. Dawson, Jas. Brooks, Thos
J. Rusk, A. IL. Stephens. Jer. Clemens, RoJt
1oombs, James Cooper, NJ. p Gentry, Thos
G. Pratt Henry W. Hilliard, Wm. Grin, F.
E. Mclean, Samuel Elliott, A. G. Watkins,
David Outlaw. Alexr Evans, II. A. Bullard,
c. IL. Williams, T, S. Raymond, j. P. Pho
nix, A. II. Sheppard, A. NJ Sehermerhon,
David Breck, John r. Thurman, Jas L. John.
son, D. A. Bokee, ]. B. Thompson Geo. r.
Andrews, ]. NJ. Anderson, W. P. Mangum.
John B. Kerr, Jeremiah Morton, J. P. Cald-
well, R. j. Bowie, Edm'd Deberry, r. Cabell,
Humphrey Marshall, Allen F. Owen.
Howell Cobb was one of these signers.
Robert Toombs was another. Wm. AZ
Grin another.
The doctrine of Non Intervention, as Hen.
ry Clay himself declared, was the pervading
principle of those measures. The same prin.
eiple was incorporated into the Kansas
Nebraska bill, which win at least pretend ed
to support.
Now, so far from maintaining that settle
ment iDyiolate, what are these men doing ?
Laboring for the establishment of slave
code, whenever it shall become necessary.
in their opinion, land doubtless that will be
ere long) and disputing, with all their might
and main, that same doctrine of Non-inter-
vention which, as we have said, was the
pervading principle of those measures.
| What are we to think of the sincerity OF
such men2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
L. B BRAoY.

WILL THEY STAND UP TO TIE Fusion I've
ask this question with reference to the
Breckinridge party in New York, and we re
ply that they certainly will. Since the elec.
tions in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
they feel that those States may go for Lincoln
They know that if they do and he gets New
York also, he will be elected by the popular
vote. Their only hope is to throw the cleo
tion into the House, and they feel that that
cannot be done, if Lincoln wins New Y York
1t isa matter of vast Importance with them,
therefore, to prevent New York's going for
! Lincoln. For our part, we believe that Lin
coins defeat in New York will do Breckin-
ridge no good, for we are Of the opinion that
he will not be able to get into the House Of
Representatives at all Douglas, Bell and
Lincoln will be the candidates going into the
House, if the election goes there. But then
the Breckenridge party imagine that Breck-
nridge may get into the House, and so they
are working for it. They will devote their
best energies, we think, for the success of
the fusion just made against Lincoln in New
York
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
A Card from Mr.. Bracy.
MARysvrLLE. Oct. Esd.

MARYsvILLE, Oct 2Sd.
EpIroR DEMooEAr The Express of to-day
publishes an article signeiby B. r. Spilman,
which, after making some allusion to remarks
made by c. E. De Long in a speech at Han
sonville, concludes thus:
Il also heard Mr.. Bracy, in a speech at
Eagleville. call Mr.. Buchanan a big negro.
Now. sir. these are some of the slanders these
pot-house politicians resort to in this can
vass"
Now, I mnot sufficiently acquainted with
that kind of language to understand whether
he intended a compliment when he attached
that appellaton, nor do | care. 1t is a sufii-
cient compliment that | am cast into the
"pot-house" with such good company.
As TO the comparison, no sensible man
would have put that construction upon my
language, and had Mr.. Kungle been there to
interpret for him, Mr.. Spilman would not
have so perverted it.
In one part of my speech, made use of
language to this effect There is bigger
nigger at the bottom of this secession move
ment than all that, and before l am done
will give you his name Then again: "And,
now shall l tell you the name of this "big mig
ger2" You will find it, then, in the malignity
of James Buchanan. He has pursued Mr..
Douglas with his unbendng rod of persecu-
ton ever since that gentleman first exposed
his impolitic maneuver to sweeten the pap of
the South by yielding up his principles to
that damnable doctrine of expediency," De.
The "big Niger" I appropriated from the
remarks of Mr.. Spiman on a previous oc-
casion, wherein he made frequent use of the
term. Bah made use of no discourteous
terms towards any man, in my remarks.
Thanking him for the implied weight
which he ascribes TO my language-for he
could not SANDER one of our canddates-and
begging pardon for obtruding this defense Of
private individual, l will leave Mr. De
Long, who is abundantly able, to take care
of himself, and subscribe myself
Respectfully,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

ScRrMMAGE Win AN AMAzoN.-The Contra
Costa Gazette is Informed that at LAFAYETTE
difficulty occurred, few days since, which
at one time threatened tragical termination.
Three men entered tavern to drink, one oI
whom was obnoxious to the hostess, who
peremptorily ordered him from the premises
lie refused, she attacked him with whip,
he slapped her face, she got double barrel
ed shot gun and blazed away, but he lodged
the load, he choked her. and Others then
coming to the rescue the gallant gentleman
incOntinently decamped.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

HARRY MEIGGs' INTENTIoNs-Se far as we
can learn, says the Bulletin, of Mr. Meiggs
Intentions toward his creditors, they are
about as follows: His indebtedness is estima
ted at 81 100000. He offers to pay ten per
cent on his debt now, and in July next ten
per cent. more, conditioned on his affairs
pHospering as well up to that time as they
promise-all conditioned, moreover on his
being allowed by his creditors to return, un
Aarassed, and here to pursue some honora-
BE calling.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
sot,yo Coryrv-The solano Herald of

SoLANo CouNTY.-The Solano Herald OF
Saturday has the following:
The citizens of Benicia were addressed on
Tuesday evening by Hon. j. w. Denver, Hon
c. I. Ryland and others We learn that I,
large concourse of people were present. ana
that they were gratified with most excellent
speeches.
On Saturday evening last, the Democratic
Club of Suisun was addressed by William 5.
Wells, the Democratic nominee for the As
scmhly, and by DR.. 5. A. McMeans, of Fair
field. The Doctor reviewed the late speech
of Hon. J. Is. Weller and showed up some Of
the weak points of the Yancey doctrine,
Mr. Wells spoke in his characteristic. busi'
ness-like manner. driving straight at his sab
iect and clinching point at every turn. lie
is Just the man for the times, and especially
for our county.