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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
.LOSING SALE of

ELOSING SALE of
AUCTION GOODS
AND
JOB LOTSi
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
MERINOES sHAwLS, SILK VELvETS
oOLORED and BLACK DRESS SILKS
VELVET RIBBONS, ALPACAS, DELAINE9,
An kinds Of WOVEN DRESS GOODS, 10
They must be sold at some price,
Pine Merinoes so cents, worth IS cents.
5bebsrt quality made 65 cents worth 81.
Good quality and handsome Dress Silks 30 TO Is cents old
price IS TO IS cents.
Az sik Velvet Ribbons less than 50 cents the doy
3bfnch all silk Velvet - rs, worth 81 So
Desines and many kinds Of Woven Dress Goods LII 10 Is
cents yard.
Brown SHEETTNGS
PRINTS
BLANKETS,
and ALL DOMEsTICs will be
SOLD UNDER PRICE.
GOOD CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
Call before You buy.
Rich LACE CURTAINS IS 80 TO 81 80 per pair, worth
LEWIS HAvILAED l. Co.,
No. l0l Chambers-st n Y.
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STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and King passengers QUEENS
town Qrcsnd) The Liverpool New York, and Phladslpa
Steamship Company intend dispacans their fall powered Clyde
hailt Iron Steamships a. follovs:
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday Dec Is
Saturday, Dec u
Saturday, Dec -
Ard every SATURDAY, ~ noon, from Pier ~, North Hvsr.
RATES PASsA6R:
FIRST CABIN....."...t7o 6TRERA0E...........SS
first Cabin 10 London... 81 Seerage London 81
bteeruge return tickets good for x months. ..........
Passengers forwarded 70 Paris Hsvrc Hamburg Bromep
Rotterdam, Antwerp Sc, at reduced through fares.
Persons wishing to bring out their friends buy tickets hrss
81 the following rates TO NewYors; FROM Liverpool Quecn
town: First Cabin, A75 $50 and Slo5. seersse from lave
pool @4O; from Queenstown $50
Thoee Steamers have superior accommodation
and carry experienced Surgeons They built In Watorgi
Iron Sections and have Patent Fire Annihstors board
FOR fuhar Information apply in Liverpool to WIN INMAN
Agent No. IA Waersi. In glasgow to VIM INMAN, No.
Co IN London 10 EWES MACY No CT King Wliamst ,
In Paris TO JULES DEC0UE No SPlaoo do Ia Bourse In Phil
siePha JOHN a. DALE, No. 100 Walnut At the Com
pYnys Ofoes JOHN O. DALE, Agent,
No. ID Broadway. NJ "
T'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
n NEW-fORk H. J. Won Ssnten, Commander, carrying
Chamborstt.,
SATURDAY, Dec r. OF u o'clock M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
- Taking PsssonseIsto
LONDON, HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN
At the following rates;
= First cabin $loo, second cabin, ESQ; steersse, eA
0EIfJEE. kEuroEA 4 REIeuELs.
No. ~ Broadway.
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Urp SoooS.

T,poOxs PATENT Glaze SPOOL COTTON,
No. p.ch ssd ColoSed-Absontely uDrivaled fa hand
= ..hsns sseufns An the assoftneats for sale BY w
WM. bEHRY sAUzh, Nos ~ ~ sas " 'sssy"'""
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Eperial Notices.

Post.Dnce Nettce.THE NAILS for E SuT1SG r.
vi close this Office SATURDAYS the Si1 Gay o.
a.. o'clock a m JOHN a. plhi fOsN'ot.
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Mnsital Boxcs.

VxyF have now on hand large and splendid
w s.o,m.r. Of MUSICAL BOXES, playing 2 I, s,
M Ne G "a and IS unss manufactured by the best nAheso
SWITZERLAND.
.sSoln.s Oveytures ExpresEges &C. Gc eccomPsniment
II EJI'TE BELLS, DRUMS, and CASTAnEIs, Y1tns
nor, Operas popular American Msoaes SogG ~
1Of H'"0 PAILLIRD & MARTIN Inporsen
=, ,,,,o-,s ,ansirrd No q Maidenlane. New York.
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GHulr DIscovEEY-Amons the mort important Of Al the
treat medical discoveries Of this be considered the
@ Of vaccination for protection from STaPoI the Cephshs
Pm for relief Of Headache aud the OF Qutnne for the
yention OF Feves either Of which specific whose beno
viii be experienced BY suffering humanity long slcJ theI
discovereIs sTe forgotten.
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oAEO NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS s mA
X.TrR,PR0or sEwED BOOTS, At JoNxSs Rs~
n
Gtrambeats and RAILROADS..

TREICHT for ALBANY, and ME ,ynyWHNT
s,are Line win continue to receive Freight on and sss
he close OF navigation the Hudson River sne 4 DE
81 day by propeller to Port Morris; thence ~ b -.
read 70 Albany there connecting with IN, he sorw.Td
rom Albany early morning For further " sonb
10 John II. REDFIELD Co, Agent, No. ~ ooe..
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Concert I'm Brooklyn.

verv at yactiye Coucel. viii re given by the
CHOIR
a s4ebra a An the vespcr Service at the new Chpe Soe
81 Clinton 'Sd f SSssgssfI EVENING, DEC, 49,
Commencing d 9 o'clock - .
Sketx NJ 4be door; L. H. Hubbaas No LOO Atlantic ~
D,ooAiyp.s sd Mann ssesIns besies NO M fs'ons]'
Nuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J:-Fal ar
IN Isrxement-Change Of Time Trains leave 1901 ., SoAn
. .s So M Tor s1aern and $50 MOnseys md
M snd $50 aud $50 for Permont Leave sa.e 40
10 No. ~ Leave Monsey at O. m Leave Permont no'S,
H. p and 5 and sl5 On ss.uIdsy:' Way psssas
- On SUNDAY nirhts MIX and Passenger Train whi
-, saaern Al M and PermOnt at lolb 1ysns New
York 1t I2o Stages connect Tor S.yt
Cxv and Hsysrstfaw. ID. D. oDi .HNc.- -
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De Csrdcva,s New Poem
r, npuyCrc EJGITD

Mr. DE CoRIovA viii repest this Lecture ss Clinton hsH
TtIS EVENING, 18th inst
Admission Is tente.
Grand TewpsrnBce observation-disclosures COG
go No q Csaets OF Honor viii have Grand Entertsin
u.it Al the Greeae-s,. NJ y. Church on MONDAt
IhG Dec II I'd n O'clock Dialogues aud Pieces by the Mem
40 Singing Ay Prof BROWER and number Of
AaSr,ssss by Do Rev d.. CHAPLIN, Rev MATHEW III
SNTH, and C6l.crs may BE- expected IloHe's Heo' " w Low
NJ tbe meaub, "a and At the door. Come early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

FACT WORE KyovIse-sp.ldnSs CephLis I'm, are eer'
tain Sick Hesd:che Nervous Hesdsche Cossiveue
and General Debility.
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~ DID You ever have the Sick Hesdschef Do you
I the throbbns temples the fevered brow the oshng aud
dgug the night Of food How totally ant yo1 were sor
pleasure study One Of the Csptalic PHI
would have you from al the suffering which you then
experienced For this and other purposes you should avss
have boz Of them band to occasion urea
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$5OO.OOO OF DRY GOODS,

$5W.WW = DRY GOODS,
THAT MUST BE SOLD
THE NEXT THIRTY Days,
AT A GREAT REDUCTION
Included
1000 DRESSES OF CHINTZ,
Warranted fast eOIsrt
ct 81 per dress
Also:
1890 doz GLOVES celebrated make and perhap'
tbe hest Glove n the United States at this tune ct
80 CENTS PER PAIR
We offer these only for the that We are
resolved to maintain ercdi, at sll hsssrds
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
No. 5sl BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
A MAZED WITH DELIGHT
n ARE THE LADIES
AT OUR BEAUTIFUL CLOAKS!
which for style. elegance and cbospness,
are really unrivaed-
OVER $500
CLOTH and BEAVER CL0AKS
IT PANIC PRlCEs!!!
None should purchase without calling at
TfIE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
No. 252 Bowery.
w r. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

RARNUM' AMEKICAN MUoEUM'
SIXTH and LAST DAY of the GREAT CELEBRATION
of the
SEMI CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
of the
POUNDING OF THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
This has been Q gala week at the Museum, and
TO-DAY, SATURDAY Dec. ls 1860,
the closing scenes Of this great festivity will be
ENJOYED BY TENS OF THOUSANDS
Of the patrons this their ayore resort for amusement
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING, at , and u o'clock,
which will include the superb and intensely interesting
2 OPERATE DRAMA, MASANELL0i
Or THE DEL1vERANCE OF NAPLES.
The laughable Comedietts entitled
A MORNING CALL
And the SINGING Of MISS DORA DAWRON, the
WONDERFUL DOUBLE-VOICED SINGER
extraordinary musical have been the admiration
every listener sings loud and manly tenor aud delicate
soprano. - ,, , ,,r,.r ,,n I,
The TWO AZTEC CHILDREN-the WHAT Ut
-ALBINO INSTRUMENTATION FAMILY--thirty
MONSTER SNAKES-and the 10000 CURlOSlTIES, from
ali parts of the world be at all hours.
Admission only Is cents Children under 10 years Is cents
Psrquette Children under 10 cents extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

CHAPPED HANDS and LIPS
~ Cured in q few hours and the Skin made deicaely
soft and %. phiis; By The use Of
No 81 Beeckerst and No. a6S 4thsv. By mail u een'a
IMPORTANT NOTICE." SCOTS American
Remedy" certainly all hereditary acquired Scrofa
lous Complaints Loss Of Appetite Nervous Debility Mean
choly Dyspepsia Rheumatism &c Write call for bottle
Price ST. Dr. SCOTT, Room as, No 22s Broadway NY.
'TNHE GOOD TINE is COME
The remedies are found II you 90 afflicted use them,
DYSPEPSIA
PILES
COSTVENEsS,
disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys dn'l' bottle each
Liver REGULATORY
LIFE BITTERSp
have cured many and considered hepe
Htrukxs HEALTH REsToRIsG reuedies.
few drops Of the Liver Regto taken once OF twice,
d the kind Al MEDICINE Il has equal
The Life Biters Ia not drink beverage but upezfsr
diuec-a pleasant medicine Ia drops
and Ia smnersy useful indeed almost specific IN al cases Of
scdy Of the stomach sick headache oss Of appetite periodical
arrangements and morning sickness Of females and general do
bnity.
These natures :" hepmeetS
Warranted pure safe mild and reliable, and free from Al min
BOTANIC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC DOsEs.
There IL nothing IKE them IN al the Land
Bent BY mail express on receipt Of The price Address
DANIEL 8 DARLING,
No. lie NAssa-st, N. Y.
Fifty cents and 81 q bottle each
Sold by Druggists
See ceflcses OF cures IN circular which accompanies esch
bette.
GORE CORNS and BUNIONS are really CURED
~ by the use OF SWISS CORN PLASTER For sale by
e. DUPUY Drussist Nc. 6os Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

LNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER.-Ths splendid and superior
narer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Nsw fork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, .. O'clock 2.
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY At O'Clock n, from Pier No
3N.R. ,.,,
Hereafter no will be regarded secured 10 spp
rant until the shall have been paid for
F,h Boston forwarded through with es; dispatch by
sn Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and II WeEt-'s-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

FIREMEN's ToURNAMENr- Premiums have
been awarded by the State Agricultural So
ciety for the best engine throwing during the
State Fair, as follows For the best first class
engine, S400; best second class engine, 5000
1t is required that two engines outside of the
city enter to make match. The entries are
to be made on or before the 18th instant, at
the office of the Secretary. Should the
requisite number of entries be made. notice
thereof will be be given on the l4th inst
Sacramento Ne,os.
Eureka Company No. I, ofNIarysville, will
enter their engine for the tournament in due
time
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

NEVADA County NoMSArIoNs.-The fol
lowing is the ticket nominated on Saturday
last: Scnator-Wm. Wyatt Assembly.
C. Palmer, NJ. P. O'Connor, N. G. Miller, ).
C. Eastman, II. B. Hosmer Each of the
nominees pledged himself to vote for no man
for U. S. Senator except such as shall have
supported the regular nominees of the Ma
tional Convention which placed Douglas and
johnson before the people
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

IHE SILVER MINES OF EASTERN TuLARE.-
Four large teams passed through Visalia last
week. from Santa Clara and San Jose. loaded
for the Coso silver mines with blacksmith
tools, mining tools, smelling apparatus, pro-
visions etc. The Alta learns from gentle
man who arrived in San Francisco Monday
with the Overland stage, that John Osgood
OF that city, and NJ. IL. Farley, formerly Of
Butte county, had reached Visalia from an
exploring expedition between that place and
the Coso mines. They crossed direct from
Visalia to Silver Mountain in the Coso dis
trct, and report favorably to the building Of
a new trail to the mines. The distance as re.
ported by them is ninety-fve miles from
Visalia to Silver Mountain.
The citizens of Visalia were to have held n
mass meeting Thursday evening, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the policy
OF opening the newly explored trail immedi-
ately. The meeting was to be addressed bv
Judge Calhoun, VIM. Governor Morris. and
NJ. IL. Farley, Esq.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

MORE SHOOTING AT NIRGINIA.-From a pri-
vate letter received in this city from Virginia
City, per Langton's Express, we learn that
two shooting alirays took place there last
Sunday. A Mexican, who had raised a row
in a saloon, and was Aourishing a pistol, and
threatening to shoot, was shot 10y white
man with a revolver in the head, and also in
the groin. lie is not expected to recover
The other affair was between Mr.. Splitter of
Port Wine, and a man named Smith, former.
y Of Monte Cristo, and who had just arrived
across the plains. Smith shot Splitter in the
groin with revolver, woundng him so that
his recovery is despaired Of Smith was ex-
amined and acquitted. Splitter had made
some very insulting remarks to him about his
(Smith's) wife.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

To-DAYs RAcEs-The race to-day, be-
tween Dan Willet, Snow Storm and Billy
Hendriekson, mile heats, three in five, seems
likely TO be very interesting, the nags being
SO evenly matched that nobody can conf
IDENTIFY name the winner.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

PEEsoNAL,-We perceive that our talented
friend, Byrne, of the Mountain Messenger,
is in attendance at our Frir. We also met
with Mr. Simonton, the well known editor of
the Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

RATHER LARoE.-lIailstones lately fell at
Dresden, Texas, weighing from one TO two
pounds. Corn, wheat, oats, everything in
the fields were mashed to the earth; trees
were bruised, bark and limbs were beaten off
in every direction, and great deal of timber
was destroyed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

WILL BE TnERE.-Governor Downey is in
the city, and will visit the amphitheater at
the Cattle Grounds. to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

THE Sonoma County Fair, which was held
at Petaluma last week, was, according to the
Napa Reporter, zone grand success" The
next fair viii be held at Santa Rosa.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

The resignation of William R. Turner as
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District has
been received by Gov. Downey, and filed in
the office Of the Secretary of State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

Butte COUNTY COMMEMORATE the Dem
oeratic Convention in Butte county, P. II.
Harris and w. p Tilden were nominated for
the Assembly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

JUDGE James Campbell, who. the Paducah
herald says, was nquestionably the leader
OF the Opposition in the First Congressional
District in Kentucky, has come out for
Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

STOCKTON FAIR.-The Fair held at Stockton
last week was a complete success, according
to the local papers. Capt. Webber donated
to the Society sixty acres of valuable land
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

To-Day AT THE CATTLE GEoUNps.-The So
Ciety will offer at l24 o'clock to-day a purse
of s25 in a race of three year old colts. A
very beautiful race may be expected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

PLUMAs FAIR.-The members of the Plu-
mas County Agricultural Society were to
have met at Quincy, Saturday, to make ar
rangements for the the holding of County
Fair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

MARYsyLLE PARK-TEN MILE RAcE-This
was one of the finest and best contested
matches ever witnessed on the Marysville
Park Course. The entries were as follows:
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5th.-Purse of $1,000
inside stake of 81 900. Harris Coyey named
br. h. Jack Gamble, years Old. ID. Camp
bell named E N. Fanny Washington, years
old. l.. G. Butler named ch. m Julia Al
drich, years old.
Mr.. O'uanlon had made preparations for a
Gro wd of people, and the crowd was there.
One of the most moderate estimates we heard
made of the number was 800. A large mum.
Der of ladies, all beautiful of course graced
the occasion with their presence, and every
body seemed well pleased. The horses were
brought up at Al o'clock and assigned their
positions-Jack Gamble inside, Julia Aldrich
I'd, and Fanny Washington Sd.
AT the start Julia led off Fanny pressed
her closely at the first turn, and Jack trailed
in the rear Their relative positions were
the same at the completion of the first mile,
Julia coming in ahead in 81. Fanny passed
Julia on the third turn of the second mile.
lost her position again in making the fourth
turn, but passed easily and gracefully to the
front in coming down the home stretch and
won the second mile in S54. Fanny also
took the third mile in 2564-Jack I'd, Julia
Sd. On the 4th mile Jack made a brush, and
passed to the front, Fanny pushed closely on
Id % /
but lost the fourth mile by half length, =
time, 2;jS.
The 9th, 9th, 7th, 8th and 9th miles were
| similar to the fourth, Fanny falling behind
about the half mile pole, but coming up
beautifully after striking the home stretch,
and in every mile to the 6th, tapping the
foremost nag as they passed the score. Time
9th heat, 3:l-Gth, S;l-7th, 3:lt-Sth, 3:2
9th, 81. On the tenth mile Fanny broke
badly, and was apparently hardly able to
keep her legs. Jack took the tenth mile in
5;4, winning the race and purse by about six
lengths. lie looked fresh enough to make
another ten miles in almost as good time
Julia was about 100 rods behind. The en-
tire time was $685.
After the race, Rattler was brought out
and trotted easily around the course in 2:45I.
HE GuILLoTINE has been to work, saws
the Philadelphia Press, in Maryland under
the direction of the Disunion Sectional Com.
mite. Francis Gallagher, so favorably
known throughout Pennsylvania as one Of
most eloquent and finished orators in the
Democratic party, and who held post in
the custom house in Baltimore, was elected a
few days ago because he dared to proclaim
his sympathy with Judge Douglas A SINH
lar fate was extended to his accomplished
brother, who resides at New Haven, Conn.
and who was also removed from a place he
held in the customs because of his determine.
ton to support Douglas. Meanwhile, Mr..
Dickinson is demanding more victims in New
York. The Marshal of the Northern district.
Mr.. Jewett, is said to be upon the black list.
The postmaster at Syracuse is also doomed,
and Comstock, the postmaster at Albany,
will be displaced as soon as Mr.. Dickinson
names his successor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

FoR DouGLAs.-Barret, just elected over
Blair for the short term in Congressf from the
st. Louis District in Missouri has come out
for Douglas. He says:
douglas should have been elected to the
Senate ia 1859, as he as and should be elec-
ted to the Presidency in 1860, as he will be"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06
M IARYSVILLE,
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9th.
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

TuEArrR-The play of the Marble Heart
was presented at the theater last evening to
a large audience Mr.. Stark appeared as
Raphael, and Mrs. Stark as Marco. Their
rendition of these characters was admirable,
and they were well sustained by the rest of
the Company. To night, Shakspears great
play of Macbeth will be presented, on which
occasion Mr.. Stark will appear as Macbeth,
and Mrs. Stark as Lady Macbeth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

To-MoRRow.-The District Society will Of
fer purse of S25, tomorrow at o'clock P.
NJ, for A year olds running.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

THERE is at the present time over one hun
dFea papers in Illinois supporting the election
of Douglas and johnson. The chances of the
Little Giant never looked brighter in that
State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

Ia San Francisco, Monday, Judge Norton
ordered the following cases for alleged tres
pass by the Vigilance Committee to be dis
missed no person appearing in behalf Of the
plaintiffs; Daniel Green VS.. w. T. Coleman
ct al, and E. L. Green VS.. w. T. Coleman
ct al.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

W. II. RHODES has accepted an invitation
to deliver two lectures in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

IHE States Rights Kentuckian is the name
Lexington.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

A BAD sPLr.-It is said that Chang and
Eng, the Siamese twins, differ in politics.
Both are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
now for Breckenridge and Eng for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

FoRREsT.-On or about the 18th of this
month, MrForrest will commence an ENGAGE.
ment for two hundred nights under the aus
Pices of Mr. Nixon. After playing a specified
number of nights at Niblo's Garden, New
York, he will visit the principal cities North
and South
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

a NEW paper mill is being constructed in
the vicinity of the town of Santa Cruz. 1t
is the intention of the projectors (the Messrs
Van Valkenburg of San Francisco) to com.
mence manufacturing straw paper at first
they having already received large orders for
that quality. '
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

The FEELING IN TUE SourH.-A nriyate
letter from Elberton, Georgia. says "There
are more Douglas men in this village now
than ever were Democrats before, within my
recollection; and believe, in all portions of
the State and South, like feeling will be
apparent before the November election"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06
S. STALLS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
And General Agency,
No. SO ID street. MarysviIIe.

M ILL furnish at the shortest notice, Families, Ho-
w tel Keepers, Farmers, Mechanics, Miners, Con-
tractors, Manufacturers, Storekeepers, Tradesmen,
&c, with the most reliable help, male or female
stores and private residences rented, houses and
lands leased and sold. Rents and bills collected etc
* All orders from the country addressed as
above, through mail or express, will be promptly at
tended to. specified time for filling the orders
mentonirg nature Of work, and the amount of wages
is required in order to avoid disappointment
S. STAHL, Proprietor.
P.s.-strangers either wanting help or seeking en-
poyment, not acquainted with the proprietor of the
above Institution are referred to any business man in
the city.
au6 S. STAHL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

ONE of the gentlemen sent forward bv the
Disunion National Committee to collect funds
in the North and Northwestern States Of the
Union has returned and made a report He
got little or no money, but is said to have
expressed his surprise at seeing how enthu-
sastically the Democracy of the North and
Northwest rally to the flag of Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

The Rome (Ga.) Southerner predicts the
election of Douglas, though its own procliyi-
ties are auti.Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-06

A LATE eastern paper says that three car
goes of native Africans have been landed in
the cotton States within a few " eeks. They
brought, at auction, from three to eight hun.
dred dollars each