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= LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK.

sqe extrene hardness 81 times has thrown into
house large aalsdnt of Cdaliiniss ION Goods Fhtty1
be sold regaE4flsss Of prices
This indeed is a chance for cash and prompt pay
nurchasers liberal discount VIII De allowed GA ali
time bills for fash. Sould merely say omen who
have credit and< Tay tasff 1st attend this
sale Tue goods must be sold Remember the days Of
sale, Sept ,nlbsr Is 10 and 20.
septs-td = =SSS - sI6AnuE SzLrsYs;
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as- We are authorized TO announce JOHN Y ALEX
ANDFR, candidate for Alderman M the srs %Ari
septI1-td -. g.. s--..z-.-.. BE-.
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+ - =
e.. si :, 49, S0fulai s..,.. -,
= hen WILL EFFECTUAIIY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaiin-
st.alss hIizaao ilfa bdice.Is iyz 3on <u0sIoY =
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising froill diserdred IjXsr or
Stomach, Dyspepsia Heartburn Inward Piles Acjdity
or sickness of the Stomach, Funess of Blood 10 stbs
Head Dull Pain or swimming in the Head Pap.tation
Of the Heart Feluess or in fhe stomach sour
Eruotations Choking suocating feeling when living
down Dryness or Yelowness of the Skin and Eyas !.
Night Sweats, Inward Feyers, Pain i'll the small of the
Back, thest or Side, sudden flush of Heat Depression
of'spirts, Ffghaal presns, Lang uors De ponieey o
Fever and -Ague Cor CiiliS and FeveEl - - Ia
Over Million of Bottles
Have been sodduring the Lost six months and in no
%ssan VEN ssl s Z e esSiS s
Leans Strengthening Cordial will cure your
No language can convey adequate idea of the
taking this Cordial in the diseased debilitsted ana
shattered nervous system whethef broken dcsy1f bS
Ssss sy nss or psrsd 9 9asa II sI
preStine health and vigor.
MARRIED PERSONS.
% Hh sd 8 iasgg rS S.
Regeneration of the system, and all who may have IN
iured themselves by improper Indulgence will find
the Cordial certain aud speedy remedy ..
Hi=ies al; TO THE LADIES,
McLean,s strengthening Cordial
bad Is a sovereign and speedy cure for
alncIpient sCOnsnmp tlon. Whites
DISTRACTED Of Difficult Redistribution Incoetinence Of
Urine or Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling of the
Womb Giddiness, Painting and all Diseases incident TO
Females. 49,.
There is NO RHfstak e AAbotf 1T.
Suffer no longer Take it according to directions II
will stimulate, strengthen and invgorate you and
uhe bloom OF health TO mount your cheek again Every
bottle is warranted To give satisfaction
~,o& FOR CHILDREN.
IG your children are srlf pun yor affiicted Nc
Leans Cordial viii make them healthy fat robust
Delay not moment, try it and you will be convinced.
49, lis Delicious TO Take.
!, CAr7TI0N.-Bewareo of Druggists Dealers who may
Try TO palm upon YOU some Bitter, SSaFsaparilla
trash which they can buy cheap b saying it ssiust
as good. Avoid such men Ask for McIeans Strength
ening Cordial, and take nothing else. II is the only
remedy that will purify the Blood thoroughly and
the Same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
certain preventive for Cholera Chills and Fever Vel
low Fever; or fevSient dkesel III sput tIiJ IN
large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for 50
r tk J. fH.slCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordfhz Also sMcIean's Vol
cane Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot the corner Third and Pine SIS
st. Louis, Mo. q e ii p
Sold by W w. BERRY ScsDEMoyIfIE Nashville
and all respectable Druggists everywhere
mayl0-4iinsawly sl...-
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Qbanferp SaIes
~ Chancery sales 3

SHHCf y y ~
Mayor Works Fdrm for sale.
DJRSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court, at
L Nashville, III the case OF Sarah ID. Work VIM
Ibus and others, viii proceed to sell the premises,
Tuesday GA CctsT. 1850. the Farm $50 acres,
ing the northern bank of the river Cumberland
3 miles from the city, and known the homepaee OF
Major Work and bought by him Of Vim. Pybus-
TkRNs-Sale free from redemption, and on credit Of
6, Il, Is and "A MONTHS without nterest-purchaser
give with approved security and lien 20 be
tanned. 81 p j. z GiEkvES, c. 4 Ne
sept4-tds s--- s- .l. 4.-s4 r.Ial
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: LYONS INSECT POWDER!
FOR SALE By
apz2l-a RAINS, BROWN 4 90.
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ALSO $50 cases Of Shoes Boots and IsrOgaas Chill
dren's Boots and Shoes and infant Shoes Ihls stock
is unusually large 10 hs sold under lly body :
prices In This market a- --- -'--f -
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r. B. LOCKE &c CO.,
General Agents.
339 BROADWAY, N n.

n R.-The above Is q fac-simile az IN
ias,s eack i10x-
Edee22- dtFfwSs1F 3 "a - Ns -
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8 Negr0e q a.s Mask Ioaag sstdte for sale
nURSUANTia a. decree of the 6hanccry Ceart az
IL Nashville. in the case Of James Ii. and Jacob Young
AdnAT's of Mark Young decd. Elizabeth Young ana
others, will sell at the Court house. in Nashville,
Saturday, October 20, 1860, the following Slaves to-
wit: Susan Fanny and Edward.
Tfalsls-6 months credit without interest notes paw
able in Bank and with good personal security required
sept4lds ~ 80 >. e sIEAvFs, G &
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AL the above diseases and symptoms admit of the
same treatment and may originate from the cause
. READ! READ!f READfYf
HHMBoI.D'S BUBFU is safe and pleasant IN taste
and odor, but immediate in action. - :
Personally appeared before Alderman of the
citysof Philadelphia, H. 7. HEIMBOID, Chemist, who
being duly sworn, does that his preparation
tains no narcotic mercury or injurious drugs but IS
purely vegetable = - : = ga- -.o.a % ~
Fl. 7. HEIMB0ID Sole Manufacturer. -
Sworn and subscribed before me, the Sd day of No
yember, 1854. --''- b OCT '- So '--''''' '' '' = 80 !
WM. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 Ier BOTTLE six for So, delivered to any
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"The Mill Of the Gods Grinds Slowly"
F. HAG A
NJ e M E SIS.

HAS received simultaneously with its issue
York, MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK,
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING GINTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
The Utica Union Convention.

UrIcA, N. Y, July 12.-The Constitutional
Union Convention of the friends of Bell and Ever
ett net at Mechanics Hall, at II o'clock to-day.
The attendance was moderate in point of numbers
but highly respectable in character. Among those
present were Erastus Brooks, George Briggs
Washington Hunt, Judge Wilkins, of Orange;
Judge Kidd, of Albany; Lorenzo Burrows, of Or.
leans; William Duer, of Oswego; Jonas c. Heartt
of Rensselaer,; Jacob p. Faurot, of Ontario, and
General G. A. Scroggs, of Erie.
The Convention was called to order by Jonas
c. Heartt, Of Erie, who named Jacob p. Faurot,
of Ontario county, temporary chairman. Gap
plause)
MIR. Graves, of Kentucky, moved that Mr..
George A. Halsey, of New York. be temporary
Secretary. This nomination was greeted with loud
applause.
'On motion of Mr.. c. B. Freeman, of Montgom.
cry, a Committee of six appointed on Gre
dentials.
On motion of Mr.. Erastus Brooks, a committee Of
nine was appointed to report on permanent organi
zation.
Some desultory conversation took place on the
right of the members present to seats, some per
son challenging the title of r. Graves of Kings, tc
a seat.
The committee on contested seats decided thai
Mr.. Graves is entitled to a seat.
The Convention then took recess till three
o'clock.
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SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.-The extraordinary
demand for this INDISPENSABLE hou sehold article makes it
proper that should Ii has already be-
institution, from ills
character must hereafter he considered the
tics economy. 1t is truly LABOR,
money saving device, adapted to the kitchen, the arlor
the library, the office, the school the manufactory
and shin board We have used for mendmg shoes and
gloves and is available to extent almost nconcevahe
in making repairs about the house The Importance of glue
historically considered may he uninterestng marks
distinct line between barbarism and civilization, 10 the
of constructing furniture and household of
comfort luxury 1t superseded the na the bolt,
the ruder fasenngs of the rough constructions of
barous AMI semi civilized period Considered from this
stand point, glue take rank among the simple
articles that disnctvey stand universal landmarks Of
advancement, civilization and refinement among We
look upon Mr. Spadng's Prepared Glue pillar in the
household estate May his shadow never be less-[Rah
way Register and American.
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From vNnshinpfnn


WASHINGTON, July l3.-lt was recently stated, il
a despatch from New Orleans, that revenue cut
ter had gone to overhaul the schooner J. B. Tay
lor, which sailed from that port for Central Amer
lea, with emgrants or flbusters. For more thar
two months past it has been known that several
small parties of such adventures have repaired
thither; but their movements here considered
too insignificant for serious comment
As the Old Jackson Democratic Association was
lately thoroughly disrupted by the contending
Douglas and Breckenridge members, each wing
has taken preliminary steps to establish cam
paign club, the one altogether Independent of the
other.
A petition has been numerously signed and pre-
sented to the President and by him transferred tc
the Secretary of War, praying for an immediate
resumption of the work on the Washington aque
duct 1t will be recollected that Congress appro
priated half million of dollars for this purpose
to be expended under the superintendent of Capt
Meigs. This proviso has somewhat embarrassed
the Administration, but there to be no doubt
apart from the question which the designation o
that officer involves, that the operations on the
auueduct will shortly be resumed.
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GROW LOVINGLY TOGETHER.

We would call the att ntion of friends ami patrons to
the new preserving fluid labeled SPALDINGS PREPARED
GLUE, with whc tainventor proposes poor
Union, grevouly shattered by being tossed about
waves Of public feeling, set in motion by Old Brown
Whether will accomplish this cannot bat
vouch from actual sightseeing experience that its effects
humber articles OF household economy marvel
to make us believe in its utmost possibilities Faclr
ed chairs and tables whole from benz ath its magic
touch torn leaves Of books grow lovingly together pet
China broken by unlucky fall unites again and be
comes good and jewelry is even repaired with SUI,
cess by this wonderful basam. Children find it unfa
ing source of economy and enjoyment in M ndng their
broken toys and making new ones in fact its union making
properties very evident TO challenge the amira
ton of all 1t compounded by its inventor afte
much careful experiment, and is, are conaen the bes
prepare Of the kind possessing the advantage
being in liquid form, and continually ready for use, white
its adhesive properties strong that article thorough
ly glued with will break easily in place thai
separate in that Of the original fracture We commend it
the Of families and planters-[ charleston Courier
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR The EEK ENDING JULY IS.
ALCOH0L.-A sale was made this week of 100 bbls
Western e5 per cent Alcohol at al cts but we quote
to-day at 40h cts. per gallon
ALE AND PORTER.-Tennent's Ale is selling at 81 "a
for XXX Scotch and 81 65 for pale pns and
quote Tennents Brown Stout in pints at SLIGO
ASHES.We continue to quote Ashes nominal at SIS "a
for Pot, and S5.75 per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK.-Querctron Bark continues scarce and firm
We note however sales this week of 800 bags good 500
and of 800 bags very prime at $25 per ton, fob.
BEESWAX.-BeeswaXi is steady and firm at 35tGa6 cts
per h., but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD-Bread is steady at the following rates viz
Ak cts. for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts per b
Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
Observation-Disclosures is now held at $62 5O(G6;
per ton for crude Sicily. lot received here las
week, but it was sold some time since to arrive.
COFFEE.-Coffee has throughout the week been firm
The sales previous to to-day embrace only 100 bags Rio
at from l5A to l4h cts, but to-day there has been
pretty active inquiry for it, and note sales of 100 bag
Rio at Ia cts 100 bags do. at IA cs and 100 bags do
at IA cts making the total sales this week 24OO bags
Rio closes firm today at 134 cts for fair to good ant
144 l4T cts for prime and choice Lag uayra
cts; Maracabo at IA cs and Java at l5ktGl61 cts pe
lb There have been arrivals Rio this week but W.
note the import of es1 bags Java per ship Scotia from
Rotterdam.
COTTON.-The demand has been confined to the wan
of mani ufaeurers with sales during the week of abou
500 bales ordinary to good middng Upland and Gulf
from 71G2 cts six months. Prices have declined Ia
Y cent, and We quote as follows:
GRADES. UPLAND, GULF. / WESTERN
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vEXATIOUS.

n advertisement urging the purchase Of SPALDING'S
hoh an article designed for the surgery of household
"lu uocatons, M has appeared in thu Mercury for
several days We pleased IN tpou at ~, a,;.l has
advanced rapidly IN our market into ready sale
Every new to facilitate household economy and
comfort IS worthy OF attention All bonsa ,oo. -
how vexatious are the breakings that
and how much expense and annoyance would h 80
could ,hese be repsred This the glue in question ;
to do and Of the results that We have seq, a =.
fully substantate its claim There is scarcely fac,,
cle from the heaviest piece Of furniture the most fa
gie ornament of vIRTU, that this basam will not resor
in measure, and told that it has been used in
meldng jewelry with success 1t is indeed, ndspens
able article in every household especially plantations
where is needed every day 1t has been compounded by
Its inventor after much careful experim mt, and
happy to that he has succeeded in producing the
article OF the Kind in the market Its strong adhesive
petes make invaluable glue its liquid form renders
thoroughy convenient and its cheapness-it being only
% cents per boe including brush-places within reach
o every one It's an article that family afford tt
be without 1t save them many times its orirna
cost.-fChareston Mercury, II
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OBSERVATION AND EXPERIENCE.

SPALDlNGS PREPARED GLuE-ye are prepared
from practical OBSERVATION and pronounce
tis good emphatically good thig for hout
Keepers and Others Its in a family will sa We a vast
amount OF trouble, of inconvenience and exgense What
an artisan would charge to mend picture frame piece o
furniture, can he dispensed with by the the Prepared
Giue-what trouble and Inconvenience you are put TO in
seeking artisan he avoided The touble of applying
the Glue is trouble at ALI and the expense attending the
purchase of the article simply expense compaa
lively speaking Every line and word of the adver-
usement are strictly true We vouch for and will be
personally responsible if any deceived the
-TNew York Examiner
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CITY cIpcIr1r c01@Pr-Innnr Kprns

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
John Lester Us. The Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore Injunction granted to restrain the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, Joseph 4.
Logan, Justice of the Peace for Baltimore city,
the Sheriff of Baltimore city, and the Agents OF
said Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, from all
proceeding by execution otherwise upon GER
tain judgment, rendered by Joseph T. Logan on
the 10th of July, 1859, against the plaintiff for
violation of an ordinance of the city. G. F. Mayer
for complainant. AFTER to-day, the Court will
hear no more arguments until September term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL
John Clark us. Laurence O'Brien. Before re-
ported. Non pros.
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TOO GOOD TO KEEP.

lady, who Keeps Of the most respectable boarding
houses in this city, few days since purchased bottle Of
the Prepared Clue, with which she mened several pieces
of furniture, glassware &c with fine The virtues
of the article the topic of conversation among the
boarders Last Saturday of the gentlemen who among
his associates was noted for his droey remarked dyy
some OF his conrad in the of andady say
ing Mrs r. Is breaking her furniture and glassware
SO as to try the strength her fvoe cement in repairing
them and expect she will soon be breaking her
heads in order to further test its virtue in mendng them
The lady archy responded You need not fear that
the article will not mend soft subs Fan Rive,
News
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VERY SATISFACTORY.

We have seen some experiments tried with SPALDINGS
PREPARED GLUE, to test its value for domestic
mending all articles, of what material-and the
results were satisfactory. A student of acquant
ance has mended glass vessels with it, and they have held
together well When applied to thing made of wood, it
holds so that the joint will not give when other parts
trod ced into the market, and need have his
books with loose leaves torn covers his chair table,
writing desk etc, falling to pieces, when, for few cents
he supply himself with bottle of the mendall FNew
York Practical Machnest
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CAR VENTILAToR-A new car ventiator mas oesn
introduced upon the Great Western kall"ay, tne
invention of Mr Josenh Patching, one OF the en-
pioyees Of the M road from which good resultare ex
peced It in the S6sb GGf Is Of d9Ssd Ss 'f S1
win runner " .hronph or across water to clear it
It's own impetus downward into the 1t is said
el % cInrerS, nre W,e n and the road is about supplying
no Da~Ssr the s Sssa rA'nvsn
CooLrE EMuErE ON AN AnER.oaN h ShIp'Iserious
SnarS Hlin the American ship Messenger, bound from
Maoos TO Havana, with cargo of coolies. 1t was
nianad that one hundred coolies had been shot be-
fore the disturbance on board was settled. On the
othar hand it was said that disturbance had
taken place, and no coolies were kiled.-San Fran
cisco Herald. ,
VIM. Vincent Wallace, the musical composer,was
honored with public reception in New York, on
Thursday evening,
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A STRANGE RUMOR.

1t is stated that the celebrated Samese Twins who have
attracted much attention. and still justly regarded
as the greatest living WONDER humbug-being two
men stuck ogeth with a bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE We don't b.l.eve it, hut we do know that
where there is be done this will do it. and will
mend anything from lumber wagon baby's doll just
the hing for making ladies' fancy work. mending books
crockery, chairs, tables &c Will pay for itself ten times
in family. Price. twenty five bottle with
brush.-T TFrcdonia adverer.
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Illinois Politics,

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Breckinrdge wing of
the Democracy held State Convention at Spring
field to- day, and adopted resolutions endorsing the
nomination of Breekinridge and Lane, and recon-
mendIng each county and Senatorial District to
present in full ticket of National Democrats, to
be voted for at the ensuing election.
NJ Hope For Heaennann nn
B. T. Burk. For Auditor-Harry II. Smith
For Treasurer-W. II. Gather. For Electors at
Large-John Dougherty and Thomas Campbell
The nominations were received with much enthu-
siasm, and salute of los guns was fired in their
honor.
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PRENTICE SAYS:

A gentleman met yesterday and said: 'On your re
commentator bought bottle of Spaldng's Glue,
never got stuck in my life We looked astonished
replied why, have tried it in family and all h
members say is adm rale invention" Our frient
turned on his heel laughing Why, you stuck, too
said nothing against the glue intended pay the hes
compliment could for anything so adhesive
before II Louis vile journal.
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COHESIVE AS A CABLE,

Familiar in use as Household Words Spalding iden
ned with glue as closely Herchel with astronomy, or
franklin with the stove winch hears his name The reason
obvious spaldng has succeeded in furnishing glue
always ready for work, requiring more attention than
the laying on OF paint with brush, which is cohesive
as cable, nothing in fact gets away it where
sticks All honor therefore, universal demand
for SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE-GNew Yorker
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A
D OC
S r O R Y i.

We advertise to-day new style Of Gl2e which must be
ded in every This is reported to ce t0 identical
glue with which the man glued his dog together after he he
dor not tbe man had split himself two lives by run
ming against sharp post while in pursuit OF rabbit 1t
was related OF this dog that he was stuck to.
gethcr with tgo legs and two down, and remained
for the rest Of his life albeit lie was more durable dog
after than before this slight accident because while he
was running two legs the other two were resting
and he had only to flop rested legs and 20
ahead fresh This only shows should be taken in
sticking things together when you have good glue to
work wth.-TZanelville Aurora
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Destructive Fire-Factory Burnt at Newark.
NEWARK, July 12.-This morning, at o'clock. a
fire broke out in the shawl factory of John d.
Franklin, totally destroying the building and ma
chin,ay, together with large amount of stock,
both raw and manufactured. The fire is supposed
to have been the result of spontaneous combustion.
Loss estimated at one hundred thousand dollars
which there is partial insurance. Two
hundred workmen are generally employed in the
factory.
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SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE.-This is no humbug.
1t is all that ii is adv rsed twill stick almost everything
together Then will not spoil for years in either hot
cold climates 1t is in small bottles all ready for brush
in hand. 1t will mend furniture, crockery, glassware,
marble statues books heels boots and shoes, We
confidently recommend this article to y-[ndian-
apolis Witness.
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MILWAUKEE, July l2th.-The Republicans of the
First Congressional District yesterday dominated
John T. Potter by acclamation for Congress. A
large and enthusiastic ratification meeting was held
in the afternoon, which was addressed by Senator
Doolittle and Others s..rf
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burning of the >teamer Rsichigon.

burning of the ,teamer Michigon.
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan, July 12.-The steamer
Michigan, while lying at her dock, was totally de
stroyed by fire last night. Her crew escaped with
great difficulty. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
Libel Suit.
BosToN, July ia suit for libel has beer
brought against the Courier establishment by Hon
John p. Hale. Damages laid at SIC, 900.
Virginia Politics.
RICHMOND, July l2-lt is currently reported thai
the friends of Douglas will call State Convention
at Staunton, to nominate an electoral ticket.
The Weather at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July l1.-The thermometer marked
so degrees in the shade at O'Clock to-day