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A. GREEN. Auct.

MAkSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of a writ OF
W her fsolas issued from the Clerk Ofhce OF
the circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
gu expose 10 pubic sale, for cash, in cont OF the
Court House OF of SAID County on MONDAY,
etsndsnt right, title, eaIm aud interest in and
70 10y 10 6.ln Square al IN the city Of Wash-
Improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as
tne property OF MIlllsm d Blanchard, and viii be
1857, Ia favor Of Jesse b. Wilson.
g. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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THE PACIFIC TBLEGRAPH-Propcsals for the
construction of the Pacific Telegraph were this
morning opened in the Office Of the Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury, when bids were found
from the following parties Hiram Sibley, Ro-
chester, N. Y; Theodore Adams, Harrisburg,
Pa ; Orville Clark, Sandy Hill, N. Y; John Il
II Harmon, Detroit, Mich b. F. Ficklin, St.
Joseph, Mo three different propositions
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selod WALL. Il BARNARD, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH ..
y BkIwEEs i'm AND TH STs wEsT ArAucTIor.
20 Thu kSDhi, the Sth inst, 4 shall cell, IN
moha OF the premlses al O'Clock p. m part Of Lot
No 2, IN square NO. al, with the improvemepts.
Which consist OF two story brick mousse, with heck
ouiiding, containing SIX rooms and Kitchen. The
Let Fronts nOrta street q feet ruuni back leo
leet about midway the square, between 9TH and attn
The above mentioned property 10 chsibIy atuased
and presents man' inducements to persons Wishing
TO make good investment
Terms: One fourth cash; baa ,ce in |, 2 and s
years. Tor notes bearing intereat from dAy Of sale
deed given And deed Of trust taken. lite IN
dlsPqtaole. AL eunvey arcing at the cost OF the
purchaser.
% I'd A GREEN Aucf
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b, +. N. MCCORMICK: AIeT.poTi.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A yALUA-
" Big IBAcT OF LAND IN THs COUNTY OF ALEx-
AkDRIA, VA, on TINE A L. h X. R.-By yutue
OF decree Of the CirouIt Court Of Alexandrta
county. IN the suit OF Hooe, Guardian Ca Hardlp
And Tiers, the undeIsiEned will. on TUESDAY,
20 81 OetabeT, 1860. at y O'Clock, in front OF the
MAYORS ONCE. Ia toe city OF AlsxaEdria, sell ct
puolic auetl1n vsiuahte frNct oontaining sbcu,
24e acres OF land In the county OF Alexandra. of
vhich Laurist"n Is Hardin Eiq died sei1sd. The
prop rty hes about mites from AlexnndI ia ana
RON WsshiGfton and 6enrsetosu. on the road
lead ne f,om ala Church" 10 Georgetovr. and
on the Alexandria, Loudoan and Hampshire Rail
roeo, water station heIng near the land. The
improvements consist II a rood twc-st0ry frame
Dwelling boase with tack buiding q prins house A
barn and al nee ssssry out houses The proximity OF
this farm 10 tha three msrkets OF Alexandris,
WeshlDgto and q corr etOvn, the character of the
land AMI the heslthfuness OF the location makes IL
o desirable reslden
The terms sresor bed bv the deere. are: ope-tepth
o. the purchase money n cash; and the rssldae On
lour eqnsi Instruments at u. ls aud ~ months
from the dag Il "a e, the deferred payments 70 be
seatea oy ne bonds OF the psrchaser, bearing in
tltl. until paid. desired by purcbssers The prep
erty would be diyieed INFO two or more oasosls.
signed. - Louis KfNZEG
0u D Zt8S ca liz. ~ Ccmmlso ODer.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP,

ExPLoDED-The returns from the recent cleo
ton In Maine to be found In the STAYS telepraphic
column this afternoon, most efectually explode
the prefense that Douglas is far stronger in New
England and at the North generally, than the
Democratic party's cause was before To take
advantage Of the tendency Of the northern popular
mind to abolitionism, Mr.. Douglas and his allies
essayed to plant their Democratic there upon
ffee-soil basis or platform as distinct and pal
pable as that Of the Republican party. Though
forthe sake of beating Republican-party abolition
ism co nomine, the friends Of the Constitution in
Maine who support Breckridge, and the Union
(Bell party of the State voted yesterday In solid
column fer the Douglas free-soil candidates, they
are, as far as the returns show, most shamefully
beaten worse beaten, far, than before 1t was
essayed TO force Douglas, at Charleston, upon the
certain Democratic States, to enable his Maine
and other RepubIlcsn-party ststes followers to
continue to play out their game OF attempting 10
draw strength from the Republican party by pro-
Tossing doctrines which they could claim to be
more sure to defeat " the extension Of slavery, In
United States Territories than that 1.-THE doctrine)
Of Mr.. Seward himself. The truth Is, thousands
OF his original supporters, for more honest than
himself, have simply acted in good faith upon the
doctrines he teaches. Those doctrines depret.ate
the existence and spread Of AsslcaR slavery on
/
n.,s,,n =. ,"y a'S We .ocuihcs Oh
o,,c.,.a "a sn,a.na, ~, -, -, as
,,.,..I,,,, 80. o., ~. :. ls" ~ Is
,na r,af,,.s a.n,no,,,inn. =, ~. 49,.
south o., hs,n,, 9. a,.,,nio,,,... ;, .,.,..- >,
q, a.
Nan. ,,,,v 80. 80 ,s,.,.n.,.s 81. - :.
~. - 49, - ~ ~ VIC po'"oA v
-. -. -. '~ !" 'o".,As ;"
~ " "oe' Hi',,.e" - - sou'n, IN 'ne
i'oe VI ms P,ac'eai aiiian'. 80 tue apohHon
oo' IN NiaAins MN IeohJ ~ ff'FAy VI 'ne CON-
may be sure of sustaining tho Use In defence Of
which he originally led them ~ from the Dem.
ocratic- party fold they have simply transferred
thoir votes to the party OF who-e sincerity In ad.
vocating them there can be no posi- ole question
the Republican party.
-
NH howE's SEWING MasfIfE PATENT Elk :
lhssioa.-As we nave before ff'ted, the apPlica-
patent Tor the needle used IN, le best sewing ma
chimes, which was for sopie Sne pending before
the Commissioner of Pate =, was decided on
Saturday last Tbs groutd7s on which the apPli-
cation was made, az prod5a,ed In the argument of
MS counsel, were-thnt ne hal. million OF dollars
acquired by the inventor a profits was not suf-
fcient commentator fo, the sctuai al v,nt,oo ds
80 g. a., -. -, e. ,--., - -
~ 80. y ~ AA'@ionb 'Ao' NC"
branches OF Industry mad been created by its
means, and that by Its use prod NC Is had been
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Sp,rit Of IN, .lsrsins Press

The CoastitEiion still further discusses the late
speech Of the Hon. A. II. Stephens, at Augusfa,
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THE WEArHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation Is
about O'Clock.
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FOR sALE..A pa,. q COACH HORSES.
S9ynsr hSyinE Be uss lor them. Apply n IN
syivsnls avenue. bstvsen ID and " sts. an q n
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The Intdlissreer is devoted to news and mis-
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T. A GREAT BARGAIN. $500
L OR SALE-A neat little CARRIAGE with an
able bodied FAMILY HORSE. Running
ger nearly new; horse perfectly gentle and IN
net and whip may be had for sI5a the owner hav
ing no fuTth use for them, if early appli ion be
made to BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
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Br BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georessovn.
TRUSTEES eALE.-By virtue Of deed of
trust, dated April ", ls5e, recorded In Liber. J..
A. 70 las, foios Dot, 90 4 Will Ter &C aus ion,
on MONDAf, ths nth day OF S-ptamb n psxt at
90 Dob D. s on the promises, 81 that lot Of ground
IN 6eorgctsun. being parts or l-ots one hundred
end ninety four (ls<l ard one hundred and ninety
I'VE, I Vs. IN Beali's second addition TO 6eorge-
town, bounded Is follows, viz Beg nnlnr ef the
northvest corner OF Lot No. ninety. lao, in safd
ADDITION, and running fher east and parallel with
6eAl sfreet Us eet; thence moth aud parallel With
washington street 80 fe~t; thcpoe west and psra-
lei With the 6rst line 20 Congress street and thence
win said STREET 70 the be inning with the improve
m .nts, consisting IL q email dwelling.
!. Terms Of sae One th,rd OF The purchase money
10 be paid IN oash; and the resldue ia two equal
insta menfs a. aud two years. with interest. 10
be secured. Terms Of So o 20 be compiled With IN
one week AFTER sale, or q property will 10 rssold
90 the Purchssers sitk snd coat
,o nWskrERs SIX TIs'tes
TRUST SAI.E-By virtee Of q deed Of trust
u from James >kidmo q 20 the undersigned da-
ted August 9th. l85s. and recorded among the land
records Of VsshIn< ton oountv, District Of Colum-
bis, there Wi BE- pablc sAle al the foot Of Elev-
.hth street. on MONDAY, September IL h, 1850. at
one ten oar Seine 3. II ssost nv fee, lou,.
end about twenty feet deep.
ses ID, Il. sMOUr. Trustee.
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NOTICE.
HE UNION MARKET, Union Buildings on
street. between 18Th and I4th, having Just been
RENTED, wi be duly opened again on Monday the
10th instant. where my customers and the public
VIII Ind everything in my Provisioning line that
the country affords, at my ususl modsrats CHARGES.
sc lO-ot Jos. l.. HEISE.
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o. STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS,
EI a,dsa y 4 CO. OUT sToCK OF sTkANHATs
Boys STRAW HATS great inducements Vii : ~ ~
offered until the close ofthe season at van "
Fashionable Hat and ca sio5.
eu H-lm Pa av., near -Four. and a-bsifsti !
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1SO NOVELTY MILLS FLOUR.
nOO BBLS. of this superior brand of Family and
Extra Flour received this dav For sac in lots x
suit by -.f .. ID. l.. MORRISON 4 co. :
ee8 corner of Twelfth and X ats
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piANo. IOne very moe 65< octave PIANO for
the & Ai st one vsJy littl used; for 3!15 Al
Agent Of Stsinwsy Sons and Raven, Bacon q
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TOR SALE-A BAY HORSE five wears old
L last spring; stands about seventeen "A
hands high and stout in proportion. Also, In
Bay Mare, three years old last spring; not ga
yet broken The owner of the above na ned stock
paving raised them can vouch for their age Sold
for no fault but for want of use, Can he seen At
the stable Of the subsorber First ST. west bet
and X SITS. north, Fourth Ward.
Sc lost Holm ROVER
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4 O'TOOLE.V
uS WEDDING AND VISITING
.-CARD ENGRAVERS,
Importers Of 6ne WEDDING STATIONERY.
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most be sntiful styles.
1926 PA. Av., between 9tn and 10th sts
au H-6n -sre .WAsHINeros.
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THE PURPLE CRAZE

OF FKANCE.
one barrel OF this delicious Foreign Fruit, in
low PriSs OF 20 cents per pound on Thursday morn
Ing N Center Market, near 9th st, bv JNp. BiCK-
S,.ER Also, hue Damsons every day this week
The trade can be supplied on Wednesday night. at
COG 7th st island se 10 2ts
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Less Of the Steamer Lady Elgin-The Less
Of Life estimated at nearly Three Hun.

Less Of the Steamer Lady Elgin-The Lsss
Of Life estimated NJ nearly Three Hun.
dred Seuis
CHIcAeo, Sept. e-Captain Malott, Of the
schooner Augusta, states that when be first dis
covered the steamers Zig hts, both red and white,
he supposed her TO be from a quarter to half
mile distant, and steering northeast II was rain.
ing very hard at the time. We kept our vessel
on her course, east by south, until we saw a col
lision was probable, when we put the helm hard
up and struck the steamer two or three minutes
Afterwards, just abaft the paddle box on the port
side The Gamer on her course, her engine In
full motion. Headed the Augusta around north
alongside the steamer, but they got separated In
about minute, when the~Augusta fell I'm the
trcug Of the sea. All the head gear, jib-l ,m,
and stauncheons were carried away We took I'm
sail and cleared away anchor, surprising the YES
sci would I'LL After clearing the wreck we got
up the ,foresail, aud we succeeded in getting
sig ht Of the steamer In Eve minutes after the col
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democratic Authority.

The Washington correspondent the Phil
adelphia Pennsy lvanian is old that Douglas
freely admits to his confidential friends that
he does not think Of being elected, but that
the most he hopes for is to defeat Breck n
ridge, by which result he believes that the
South will be made to see that il cannot get
along without Kim, and will therefore be will
ing 10 give him the Presidency in 1864, to
get him bt tck to the democratic party'l 1t
will be remembered that Douglas went TO
Charleston labortng under this same illusion,
that he would convince the Shareholders they
could not get along without him, with what
result is already known. lie will find to his
sorrow that the Shareholders will be just rs
slow to discover in him the great prop of their
existence then, as at this time. Nothing but
an insanity Of selfish ambition prevents the
stump candidate from realizing that he is al
ready beyond the reach Of earthly salvation.
The very deep burial he will receive next
November may bring him to realizing sense
of his utter extinction,
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AuluiganIuIiOu.

The d, uglas orators are telling their heorcr,
that as the fruits OF Republican doctrines,
some seventy "uiggers" have married into white
families, daring tile last year, in the State OF
Massachusetts,, The receut cenSps of Virginia
shows that there ought to have been over three
thousand such marriages in that state, during
the same length of time. Talk about amiga.
ton in Massachusetts, when ,here are over
sirty thousand mulattoes in Nirguia--sll the
fruits OF democracy! Such, however is the
policy Of the Douslasites- they strain at qua,
aud swallow cama,.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

Samuel Johnson assignee, vs. Whitecomb Haskins.
BY virtue of an order of sale To me directed from
the probate court OF wood county, ohio. will offer
for sale door Of the court house in Perrysburs
on Saturday, September 22d, 1850.
between the hours of II o'clock m. and o'clock
M of said day the following real estate, being the
west part of river tract number tOrtyhve (45) CON
tanning 100 acres; the part of the southeast
quarter OF section number twenty one l2ll township
number siN lGl north range number ten tl0l east
The west part of the southwest quarter Of section
nOmher twenty-five l2el of township number six (s|
north OF range number l0l east; also the south
west quarter Of the northwest quarter of section
number twenty-five lg2l OF township number six ~
north range number ten llOl east said estate being
sold the property Of Whitecomb Haskns, igueC
Tor the benefit OF creditors aud free from ali lien;
and incumbrances by way dover or otherwise.
SAMUEL. JOAN NlN, assi gnee. &c,
James Murray atty OF asst isnee,-liM6Si,a
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Michigan.

Our exchanges from the Peninsula State
come to us with the most cheering accounts
Of the campaign. The mass meetings are
tie largest ever held in that State, Senator
Chase addressed an immense gathering at
Pontiac last Wednesday, which numbered
over five thousand persons. Senator Seward
will speak at Detroit on the fourth of Sep
tember, at Lansing of the sixth and at Kala-
mazoO on the eighth, Senator Wade and nu-
merous other speakers will also be in attend
ance at the above named places.
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Playing sharp.

The Springfield Register, the Safe Orgar
Of Douglas, announces that Mr., Douglas has
no idea of resigning his Senatorship for the
barren prospect of the Presidency, and thus
confirms the little giants declaration that 'the
election of the Republican candidate is al,
ready virtually secured If he is as conf
dent of his election as some of his supporters
hereabouts pretend to be, why does he not
back up his faith by rosigning his seat rs Sen
ator, and not hold on to the next best office
in the government, while he is seeking the
very best one ?
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Know Nothing Convention.

The Bell Everett or Know Nothing Con-
vention, held at Chicothe on Thursday. was
decidedly small Nifair. The Cincinnati pa
pers report only one hundred and fifteen in
attendance, a large proportion of whom were
from that city, Among those who figured
conspicuously in arranging matters outside,
was Vallandigham, the Douglas nominee for
Congress in the 81 district, at whose instance
and earnest solicitation the Convention de-
clined to nominate II candidate for Supreme
Judge, the object being to fuse " it'll the man
worshippers, and thus try to defeat Judge
BrinkerhoH. This confirms the charge OF
fusion between the Douglas and Bell men,
and will rather strengthen than weaken the
Republican cause.
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POnmInr GoYcrcignty.

The kind Of sovereingty with which the
leaders of the man-w worshippers are trying to
besmetr the honest free laborers Of the north,
consists in three parts, as follows:
/. The people Of the territory may admit
or exclude slavery.
2. The Supreme Court may decide that
they cannot exclude slavery.
The President and Congress must en-
force the decisions Of the Supreme Court.
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Hon. John Carey.

This gentleman was re nominated for
Congress, by the Republicans of the II inth dis.
trc', on the lilh inst. To say that Mr.. Ca rcy
is honest, capable and everyway worthy of the
high trust rcposel in him, is only asserting u
fact that is patent to every voter in The dsIr rict
lie has proved himself true aud faithful man
and many democrats, who al lowed them selves
to be prcjudiced against him two years ago by
the influence OF party leaders and demogogues
will not only vote but manrully work for his
reelection We are personally acquainted
with Mr.. Carey. aud know him to be the man
for the times, the man for the place und the
mun to command a majority of the votes o
the ninth congressional district. Three chocrs
for Carey, the honest old "mud SILL May
his shadow never grow less.
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no'A new Bell Everett paper has made its
appearance in Cincinnati.
5-e~"Iron" Of the Baltimore Sun, gives it up
that Lincoln is to he elected.
O$-A considerable number Of Americans
have joined the army Of Garibaldi.
n5-Ful returns, published in The N. Y.
World, shows the population o' that city to be
1000
Etr Four on, Of every five Generals Of the
United States army are Southcrners, and two
of them from Virginia.
5sJ~The train from Chicago on Saturday
afternoon, when at crossing west of Adrian
ran over a two horse team and wagon, in which
were two men, killing both men and horses n-
stantly.
52u~ Douglas continues his stump Efforts.
Having abandoned the hope of again seeing his
"mother,' he is now in Maine, encouraging the
young Democracy OF tha, State, and it is said
will next direct his steps to Virginia.
zo> Mr.. Covodo the investigator of Demo-
cratic corruptions, addressed the Republicans
of Rochester last week. Speaking of the In
vestigating Committee of which he was Chair
man, he stated that Hon. George w. Jones, Of
Tennessee, who has for sixteen years ben
Democratic memb'r of Congress, told him in
private conversation that the Investigating
Committee had saved the Government II million
Of dollars.
n4~ We learn from the o. S. Journal that
Sunset Cox has been challenged by Mr.. Babcr,
Esq the Lincoln clrctor for that district, to
meet hrm in joint debate upon the political is
sues of the day. Sunset has been deliberating
over the matter week and more, without re-
plying and AS he is coming the double dodge of
talking for Breck aud Doug. in turns, it is sup
posed he is fearful OF entering into such an ar
raugcmcnt,
n9- The Douglas organs of this district are
exhibiting degree OF ignorance by attempting
to compare " Wide Awake Clubs with the
know nothngs OF former times. They should
recoIlcct that the action of the know nothing
Convention, at Chilico,he the other day, was
governed by G. L. VdIlanligham, the Douglos
nominee Cor Congress in the third district, 1t
won't do TO charge the Repub bIicens with know
| Gnthingism when the Doug usites are endeav-
orng to secure fusion with the original gen
uinc article themselves.
Ge, State Elections are yet to be held before
the Presidential Election in November as fol-
! lows:
| In Vermont, on Tuesday, Sept. 4.
| California, on "Wednesday, Sept. 3.
| Maine on Monday, Sept. 10,
c. Orgia, on Monday, Oct. |.
Mississippi, on Monday, Oct l.
Florida, ON Monday, Oct |.
South Corona, on Monday, Oct. 8.
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Ohio, ON Tuesday, Oct 8,
indiana, on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oci. 8.
Iowa, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Presidential Election in all S,utes, on Tues
day, Nov. 6.
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ADDISON SMITH, uditor.
DITCH NOTICE.
AUDITORS s UEFICE, " Il
Perrysburg Aug II lNGh !
To David Wiles, Matthew Patterson Jonathan j.

AUDITOR OEFlCE, " OOd Co, u.
Perrysburg, Aug. ~ lSGL (
To David Wiles, Matthew Patterson, jonathan j.
Todd
You will take notice that on the 10th of May d.
1859, Jacob llnrtz and others filed with the Auditor
OF ood county Ohio. petiJition praying the coun-
~ commissioners of said county to locate aud estab
lish ditch, drain water along the fol low
ing proposed route to wit: CON nencng the south
crn terminus of the section line between sections 32
and 49, town 3, range g. and running thence horth
nearly on said line practicable through town a.
range . and into ), r. 0, to that branch of Beaver
Creek that tersects said line, thence down said
creek IN a wv direction untif the banks are sufficient
ly large to contain the and there to terminate in
thc southeast quarter OF section 80, 5, ran. 9.
That copy of said petition was, the l2ih OF May,
AID 1850 placed in the hands of n, w Minton, en-
gineer who has made accurate survey of the pro.
posed route tor said ditch and did, the 10th day
of August, 1850, file with the county Auditor such
report ns is required 10y law. And said parties are
further notified that the application for said ditch
and the report OF the gneer OF mis- survey and
nates Of said ditch will for hearing on the Tth
day of September \. d. 1850.
1G-2S32j ADDISON SMITH. Auditor
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Republican, President.

The reading and thinking portion of the op.
are coming frankly TO admit that LINCOLN will
be the next President of the United States
Even Douglas himself said, in his speech mme
diately after the nominaton, that the effect Of
running Brecknrdgo was "to elect the Rapub
lcan candidate" The DAvenpor, Gazette the
Douglas organ of Iowa, says; "Wo cannot fud
it in our heart at the present time to hold
out any word of hope to the friends of tn,
cause we advocate.