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AUCTION SALES.
By VIM. MARSHALL. Auctoneer

BY VIM MARSHALL. Auctloneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
l. IICLEs AT AucTIoN-On THURSDAY MORN
store Of < Leace 4 Co., under Odd Fellows Hall,
Ih street, the balance Of their stock of Furniture
ano ping Articles ming in store vlz
4 good assortment of Furniture of al kinda,
risssa Tea Set, Ca tors, Fruit Baskets, Forks,
A FIJI assortment of Ivory handled Knives and
Wooden Ware and Basket. of all kinds.
P!e eh0a China re. Set. Crockery and Glass Ware
inc above goods will positively be sold. as the
store mas been rented. and they have dissolved.
Terms: A under So, cash balance in 1, land
mas 9. wM. MARSHALL. Auc.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH
STREET; on TIE ISLAND, Ar AucrIoN.-On
premises, at t1a o'clock p. m, the following de-
scIiosa property. frontlne on Terth street west
near haIy land avenue. being the south 20 feet of
Lot Ne. 10, In Square No S5S
This property is hand somely situa' ed and the
sale VIII be we worthy the attention OF any person
wishing 10 purchase fine building site
Ieims One- halt cash; baisnce in SIX and tw slye
Iohths TOT notes bear. interest from DAY of sale
disputable. '"N Ai''e III
mar e ts A. GREEN. Auct
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Gcorretown.
SALE AT THE GEORGETOWN MARKET
~ HOUSE OF THE FISH AND yEGRTABLR STANDS,
AT AucTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING., Slst
Instant At lo o'clock, we will sell. at the George
W s MaLket fSuss; to the highest bidders, the
9th oil April next: az which time possession W II be
gwen Al.o, inside Stands Nos. 1 and 2.
: mar g BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auc,s.
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npusrRBsA 4. GREEN Aue,Ioneer; -,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
n II PROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-On MON
i,ont OF the premises at O'Clock p m, by virtue
o e eaeree Of the Orphans Court aud confirmed by
hat piece or pa-cel of ground lying and being IN
the CIV OF Washington, District of COLUMBIA, and
ma r. In square numbered 57s, together with
I he IMPROVEMENTS, which are good two story
The above mentioned proper ty is handsomely sit
Etreet. ~ ~
Terms; as prescribed by the decree, is one third
cash BALANCE in and L. monthe, the Purchaser TO
give satisfactorily endorsed notes for the deferred
PAYMENTS: bearing interest from day of sale, ard
upon the full payment of the purchase money and
the athcaton of the sale, the trustee will convey
the title to the purchaser at the purchasers cost
II the terms are not complied with in days after
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property Ct the risk and cost of the dearlrnr pur-
chaser, by advertising such resale three times In
the star Ees s?aper.
SAMUEL l.. BRYANT,
Trustee and q ardiap,
mar Sl-dSGs a. GREEN, Auct
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MISS NJ. A. LOCKE Continues tes Iatest .tv
VI OF DkESSMAkiN6 in al its brspobes n IL
S3East Capitol street. Dresses msde in fhs -
90 manner ~ low a. One Dollar. 1T
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A. GREEN. Auct
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MoRRoW

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
'NHEFURN1TUREA AND EFFECTS OF TT 4
a SIEtMBOAT HOTEL AT AUcTIoN.-On TUES
DAY MORNING, the nth INST, at 10 O'clock " q
WILLS at the Steamboat Hotel, kent by MrlGeo. W.
wren. on It'll street, a few coors south of Perpsy-
vanla avenue, the entire Furniture and Effects,
comprisins-
Rosewood Piano, Cover and Stool,
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs ard Tables,
Extension Dining Table and Chairs,
Carpets, Olloloth and Mating.
Feather Beds and Pillows, Hair and Shuok Mat-
tresses,
Redsteads and BEDDING,
Cane AID Wood seat Chairs and Rockers,
Wardrobes, Washstands and Tables
Curtains, Lounges. Blinds,
Mlrrors and Mahogany Frame Classes
Chamber Sets, Crockery and Glass Ware
Dining room Furniture, Knives and Forks and
Spoons, vim
Cooking. Chamber and other Stoves
CoPpers and o. her COOKING Utensils. Refrigerator,
Ana many other ARTICLES not here enumerated.
Terms: $50 casE; over that amount a credit OF
90 and 20 days, for approved endorsed notes bear
Ing interest.
mar 81 d WALL 4 RARNARD Annt.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
L K l. E G. r APHIC.
Fire at fort w.xu.

FORT w ATNH, Ia, March "A Gre tso,elock
this morning entirely DESTROYED m. Tirn.. h,sld-
Ing, conulnlng the once and stock OF the Daily
- 'ne Indiana Free Mason, the clothing store
Loss over $4,000. Them Brother are Insured
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NorIcH-Dtstrpet Of CoIxnsbta Advertisements
30 BE- tns.r.sd in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ct and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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BARRy'S TRJcOpHRRors

BARRY's TRICOPHRRoUs
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies' try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar I2-6m
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BY A GREEN, Auc.ioneer

By A GREEN, Auctioneer.
NHANCERG SaLE.-By authority of DEGREES
~ the Circuit Court of the Di, trct of Columbia
and the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
Miss1yland, passed 10 cause wherein Sewell and
law, nd ADMINISTRATION of John Brereton are de-
ferdants Will sell at auction. to the highest bid
der, on WEDNESD the 2i day of Nav next
bstween the hours of u and O'Clock IN the day or
tie premises, that beautiful parcel of land part OF
the tract called .'Granby." nea, Biadensburg, and
about SIX miles ON the city of " ASKING tom and
easily acoesslb by the Baltimore raj road con
tanning ~ acres, rood, q perches thereabouts,
being the western portion Of the northern part OF
CRANKY" and lying north of the mai county road.
with the dwell Ing house and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money IN
cash; and the residue at g. II and 10 mo nths TO be
occurred BY the bonds with surety. bear
Ing interest from the day of Gale, and by retained
lien on the premises sold. Conveyanci at the
purchasers cost
If the terms are not complied with within three
days from the day OF sa the property will be re-
sold, after FIVE day s. notice in the National Inte
gencer and Evening Star, at the cost and risk OF the
defaulting purchaser.
Anr cfe1itoI, of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified TO do
SO on or before said day.
w. REDIN, Trustee.
mar q 3tAwfs A. GREEN. Auct.
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mar 21-Shwf

TkGsrEeEMsG saLk Of fRop
i JTL or csRIIoI ahL..o3 TUESDAY AF-
premises, By virtue OF deed of trust dated Noyem
Der q, Is s and duly recorded among the land rec
part of Lot numbered seventeen, in square mum.
bered seven hundred and twenty mine, frontin9 3
feet on east Capitol street, between LIST and 81
steet, east, running hack So feet inchee toy
with the improvements thereon
All conve,ancing at the cost Of the purchsser
Terms cash. JOHN HEPBURN Trustee
j. G. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts.
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Tbs SHIELDS BOYS anno,n.
assembly, to come OF At the Hal, ~ IN ni!n q md
for the pro~,sm On Friday, April 20, keep Lockout
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap {;
best Ice Cream and Water Ices at low price, at
the Philadelphis Confectionery, corner 18th and F
sts mar 8 lIn<
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mar 16- SIN

MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and fem., Q
physician, has Soothing Syrup for Chi!ien Treth-
ing which greatly facilitates the process fteething
by softenlng the gums, reducing ali inflammation
Will alley all pain, and Is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 II-Iv
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARGARET RE-
BERTA NORVELI, in the SD year of her age.
In Georgetown, on the Path instant, after a brief
lllness, of Group, ELLA MEEM, oldest dsn. liter
OF James and Rebecca A. Reilly, IN the year Of
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PRNNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will slyay,
6nd them for exchange At the Star Office countsy
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No. THE WORLDS OPIN ON must have It's dine
and proper course in it's endorsement of the won
d,rIui virtues Of the celebrated Mrs GARDENERS In
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption and is doing
wonders. tbs for sale at every druggists counter
23-lw.r "
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I" norgA THE STAR IS prisssd on tie fastest
sfscn pysss xSs sostA Of Baltimore, its edition
IS so large as to ,sqs,s IL to Be pss to press an
early kosr; Adrsr.issnsesfs, therefore, shoxld BE-
Seat befors Tscs!vs O'clock, M; otAsrviss they
nay not appsa, snsiI tie sezt day.
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NARSHAL'SS ALE,-in virtue Of q writ of Il eri
~ iaolas Issued frGrn the Clerks Office of the
county OF Washington, and to me direc. ed. 4 will
expose to pubc sale for cash, in front of the court
housennor al said county, on TUESDAY, the nth
day Of March inst 1861, at 70 o'clock m the follow
Ing deseTlned property. to wit: Ali defendants
right and lntere. IN ard TO Lot Nos, square No
az In the city Of Washington, ID C., together with
al ana singular the improvements thereon, seized
ana LEVIED upon as the property of Henry PaTry.
and VIII be sold 10 satisfy yudica's No. 49, TO De-
tobeT term 1859 In favor Of James Nj. Stewart
w. SELDEN
U. 3. Marshal for District of Columbia
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mar 2i-d WALL Il BARNARD. Auot..

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucuoneers,
nLD FRAME HOUSE AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Msrch 18th, at 5
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the rame
House, situated at the southwest corner of Penn.
avenue and "a street, to be removed within FIVE
mar 2i-d J. c. Mcguire co Auct.
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bv r, s. II O'Clock an alarm Of FIRE, caused
.he burning Of another stable In the S;stS
n ~. brought out the fremen from all section.
es. '' rhey are just returning as we 20 to
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DEEPENING OF THE MOUNT VERNON
~ HOTEL AMP hEsTAURANT,AAA
the Aqua Steamboat Landing. T'svel lE: Do
ers aid Others can be accon modated with boa. d
and Lodging, as IL ls only q few steps from the
steamboat landing. The house is very pleasantly
situated for comfort, and commands beautiful
view OF Alexfndrla and the Potomac river. Charges
NAV - 5, John MILLER, Aren't.
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by j. Z. Mes UlRE CO., Auctloneers.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUCLIc SALE
On TUESDAY MORNING, March z7th, at 10
O'Clock at the residence Of a gentleman declining
housekeeping, on street, between nth and 2lst
streets, we shall sell all his Household Effects
comprising
Elk CLIENT Rosewood Piano Forte, by Bacon and
Mahogany Sofa, Whatnot,
Do Rocking Chair, Lounges,
Walnut CaEe seat Chai 8,
Do Leaf Tables,
Do Bedsteads, Husk Mattresses,
Cottage Bedsteais. holsters and Pillows
Feather Beds. Wardrobes,
Washstards, Toilet Sets,
Iron Hat tree,
Venltian Stair do
OiIcloth, STAR Rods,
Hetrth Rugs, Window Shades,
Co king and other Stoves,
TIN SAT, lot CTockery and Glass Ware
Requisites.
Terms: S25 and un'er cash /; over that sum /.
credit OF 60 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
msr q J. c MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.
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ID c. SNYDER.
= u U NJ b Err AND GAS FILTER.
South stde Of Penn. treSf Of lith street. and
opposite the Kirkirood House,
Takes this method TO inform his friends and the
srticles conn. ted with the PLUMBING AND
Gas FITTING BUSINESS, such as
Bath TEbs, Water Closets, UriHaIs, Washstands.
Sholgsrs, Bidefs, HydrGnts, Pumps, Rams,
FoNntdihs, Rubber Hose aud Gas
- FtItKreS OF ecery description.
He will introduce Water and Gas upon the most
reasonable terms and guarantee satisfaction.
mar y tf
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FIRE Saturday night a frame stable. owned
and used by Mr.. Charles Brown, but her, ,ci ted
on |. st south, near Seventh st east, was burned
ne stable was In close proximity to the la,ge
was In great danger. The activity of the Ana
costa fire company and the citizens contri buted
much TO save this stable from destruction. The
nremen from the western wards did not arrive at
the place except the Columbia fire company no.
fore the fire was extinguished. Mr. Browns loss
is small.
Friday night an attempt was discovered to set
iire TO stable belonging to Mr. James CASTLE.
The incendiaries had prepared and fixed their
combusti bles, materials, &c, but by some means
were deferred from igniting them.
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tue apPearan e Of bright light In the ea.ts,n NJ.
Soa OF the city, caused an alarm of FIRE. which
1'onght out the fremen in all parts Of the ci,n
10y soon returned to their quarters, being ny.
"oie 10 O scoyef any occasion for their service.
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The PHILOSOPHY OF ARr-The last of tn,
course OF interesting and instructive lectures be
fore the Art Association will be delivered at thei
hall this evening. The orator of the occasion 1
Mr. Wade. Of Missouri, who has chosen for hi
theme "The Philosophy Of Art" and from tn
Weil-known ability of the speaker, and the fer
unity OF the subject, an intellectual treat Of tn
highest order may be anticipated
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs. -This favorite CON-
Pany, it will be seen, appear tonight at the odd
Fellows Hall, in programme of their choicest
selecuons Since last here, the band has been
much augmented and improved in every resp, {.
THOSE who wish to pass an evening pleasantly will
not miss the present opportunity.
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LECTURE ON LABOR BY an advertisement in
another column 1t will be seen that Mr. Alonzo
e. Draper, of Lynn, Mass, is to deliver an ad-
dress on Labor and Capital, )" at Wizards Hail,
MI Draper is man Of fine abilities IA a speaker
which fact, In connection with the recent excite
ments at the North on the labor question, will no
doubt make the lecture one Of no little interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-26

The THEATRE The spring season, at this
establishment, opens this evening with the Hol-
liday-street Theatre Company Of Baltimore. and a
fine bill, as follows: The great French plav of
The Marble Heart" and the amusing afterpiece
of IAN Ohject of Interest," Among the fayorite
artists announced we notice C. Barton Hill, Mrs
w. c: Gladstane, and that accomplished actress.
who has not been with US for some time, Miss
Rose Skerritt.
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hS AND BRAckETs.-Our enterprising
cIlPuons OF plastering-ornamental, fancy and
Piain.nave In their show rooms the abandonment
coLecuon OF specimens Of their skill to be seen
anywhere In this region. Their pedestals and
brackets Tor statuary stands are among the most
beautiful things Of the kind now Manufactured
as well as their ornaments for the ceiling: and
their prices for everything In their line cannot
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FINE PrcruRrs.-A large and valuable addition
has been made to the collection at the Art Aasoci
alton rooms, in the shape Of some fortv-odd n,int
i1:,. the property Of Mr.. Louis PfeifYsr Of New
lork who has devoted many years to the collsc.
non OF valuable works Of art In Earope. The
Soneeuon embraces many gems, and 70 richly
, 1860-02-08

The Pope has den,sd the petition Of Bishop
Labassida, Of ruebla, Mexico, who visited Rome
for the purpose Of inducing the Holy Father to
grant bill authorizing. the sae Of ecclesiastical
property to provide funds for the aid Of tho
Church party government.
In the city Of Modena, on the cd Of january,
Father Felesti, inqulaitor Of the Clerical Court
di san Ctiicio, was arrested for manstealiug.
He WAS the principal tool for abducsing the
Jewish boy Norsara from his parents.
Count Carour has been restored to power
in Sardinia, as Prime Minister. This important
fact indicates that Napoleon has agreed to sus-
tain that distinguished Minister in his general
Italian policy, an apparent dcsertion Of which,
ut Villa Franco, caused Cavour q resignation.
The Boston friends Of Charles Sumner sent
| him beautiful present on New Iears Day,
| 1t vas 4 SIT of knives. forks and spoons, which
formerly belonged to Count Bathyany, the
Hungarian patriot, nho was shot By the Aus
trians few Jea1s ago. His properly WAS con
tiscate.l and sold at auction. and these articles
were purchased by sn American who happenes
1 to be in Austria at the time They are truEl
magnificent. made Of guild, with handles ony1 Z
set with turquoises.
Tho Hon. Clark B. Cochrans writes thnt h
will soon return to Washington, aud thas in
stead Of being patient in . luoatic asylum. b
j, N.;n. with the family Of nr. Gray. the Super
intendeat, having Eune to Ctica to obtain hi
| medical allrica.
, 1860-02-08


STEPHENS. executed in New York, the o:hcr
day for the murder OF his wife, wss literally
butchezed. The account says:
Having reaching the gal'oxs, stephens was
addressed By the sheriff ~ follows:
stephens. i has become n's duty ~ sSeeu'e
The sentence Of the law nl'ot! you. Hare you
anything to say before the performance o. 'h1s
S1enhcns answered in = tore Of voice only
audible TO some tlsce or four who stood beside
him, but without ialtesipg IL bis calm ectaeah-
II stand here as sinner, bnt through tie
btool Of Christ am sarcu+ | don't stand uron
auy merit vi ,av own. bus in HE merit VI the
KeLeeucr. who died for me. My ksu.t spiritual
advisers there jinclioing towards ates>rs knapp
Camp and Skinpsrt will I'LL you vi hare 10
say They know the srnth, anA y is j. ":sa.esf :,
have strong ard abidinI. fsi.h in The Lori 1s'
sus Christ, who died for ~ al'. AMI hope'o be
saved by the b!ood he shed tos Ne poor sinners.
/ feel prepared to de-
Sheriff. Have vou no more 70 sar:
Stephens-Su, no: nothing more
Mr. Knapp then advanced, aud in an azl.stca
tone said. IN acccrdarcc With StcilcrsS 1e-
=" James, for Gods sake. il yon have Gu.
word to say, say it now. 1t you are guilty ,
confess it; your salvation depends upon IT,
Stephens replied, " An 1Ssoc:Sr; Rsdsem'
er save me-" Then turning 70 the Sheriff, he
exclaimed, "Be quick, be QUICK"
The sheriff. assisted by Mr.. Geo. II: 1saacs.
then adjusted the nsose about the neck CT the
condemned man, and drew the cap down ever
hia face He was then dives.ed of Lis CLOAK
aud stood dressed in suit Of beasy brown
stuff, .nucl. worn. with his Goa. buttoned to bis
chi3. As these tira1 preparations were bsing
made, Stephens Consistently ejucuiated, Lord,
hare mercy On me-!
At o:se o'clock the Sheriff waved his lsrd
ke1chief as a signal for the rope to be >us
, 1860-02-08

Through either ignorance or design. however,
on the part Of The man to whom this duty had
been assigned, tLa rope was not severed in the
usual way with q blow Of the hatchet, but was
slowly run oil from the clect which held II tnd
the "as sho.t se; th
GROUND. As consequence, bis neck way not
dislocated, and death was produced BY su'loe'-
ton. For about three minutes atterh' suspen-
sion his ,truggles and contortions were fearful.
They were accompanied BY girgllns IN tae
throat. and his sulerinss mus: harc been dread
ful. From this point the conTu's:Te thfoes
gradually BECAME weaker, and at the expiration
IF the eighth minute thay bad entirely ceased.
, 1860-02-08

During the last canvass in Tennessee, Mss
,Notic Cot'rell, teacher Of female scaa"l at
:sll Brauch. prepared a handsome bouquet to
present to Col. Nelson OH tue occasion Of MS
discussion al that place with ME. ilayne', hts
.cuon.nt, aud now State Democratic Elcclor.
One Of her patrons, Haynes Desnccrat, who
had two children boarding at the young lads's
'ather's house, mud attending her scho"i, scid
i,es that ii Sue presented Mr. Nelson u bouquet
be would remove his children from the school.
Miss &. was not to ba thus intir1idased, how
.:yer. and adhered to her PURPOSE, She pre-
seateL the bouquet, and tlcn her Democratic
patron withdrew lis children This fact came
10 the public knowledge, and immediately
Purse WIS made up, and a splendid gold wstch
purchased and presented to tue Young lady,
who had ia tho ,nean,ms changed her name to
Mrs. Moii:e Montgomery. and is now residing
ut .Albemarie, u. G. The correspondence On
the part Of Chas. II. Vance and l.. ". Keen, OF
nin:sport, Tennessee, the organ Of the d"nors,
and Mrs. Montgomery, is published in the
Joncsborough E1rrt>s.
4 more l.ltitul instance Of Democratic pre-
seription for opinions sake, never has come
uudcr ouz observation. and We rejoice that
tho gallant gentlemen Of East Tennessee hare
administered such cutting rebnke.--'sEsh-
ri}{e BluAkr.
, 1860-02-08

Tie policy Of the nemocrstic party in the
South is to :sgita:e the slavery question as a
tucans Of getting iuto power on the part ofsolnc
ind as IL means Of prosecuting their disunon
scl,cMcs On shc I,ars at others They take ad-
vantage Of the outbreaks Of fnaaticism in the
North, and the utteranccs Of q few extreme and
crazy nbolitionists, and represent then. as TIC
controlling sentiment Of the Northern States.
They by this snea..f excite ,he pre- iMdices cftAe
Southern people aguiust their Northern brcth
rcn, and hope 10 lead them Oh step by step until
they arc eventually ready to 60 to any extreme
sricksters to advise them. All the Democratic
Conventions yet held in the South, including
Tennessee and Kentucky, hnyc charged the reg
possibility Of the llarpcr's Ferry tteason upon
te Republican party. No disclaimer on their
part will induce the Southern Democrats to nit
how is it when they are invited to travel OF Re-
publican Railroads and drink Republican wine.
The time Ii changed. The vcry men who con-
troIlcd tt:s Democratic Conventions Of Tennes-
see aud Kentucky, and who issued thcsc ctiarg-
rs of war upon the South against the Republi-
ca.s Of Ohio and Indiana, and who could not
End it in their hearts u voucbsate one word Of
.lerniion to tile Union, wed with one another il
Columbus and Cincinnati in pa:cns TO That Cuun
anil onc distinguished democratic gcltleman
from Tennessee WAS actually charged with s.cs-
iu: the thuudcr Of the lcaIing Republicans Of
Ohio Gov Chase. 1t honse th. y tell their con-
.ti,uentst to prepare to defend themselves against
Il war upon .hc Soutl. by these traitorious He
| pub1icai,s; in Ohio 1leyy clink their chalnpa:ne
| :lusscs with lhcse 1nonstrous fel!ows-aui the
| Democratic Governor OF Kentucky, who few
! months aso, while talking to Lis partizaaa fer
party effect. uttered The most vehement denun;
Citations against the Republican party, charged
| them will. producing tic 1iarper's Ferry ont
brcok, and with stealing annually *l0',NN
,sortt, Of Slaves from k.ntucks-tells them,
when their presence, that thcF hare shown
themselves ':trae to tie {1nion--as true as sct
| dre"
These are Significant facts, and should h
treasured up III the minds Of tic people for re-,
faction during the comm: canvass- 1hoy vii
,.l3 to refer to when these Democratic pars!,
hacks mount the stump duri"g the coming SUM-
,ncr and dcuouncc these sat,ie Republicans Il:
traitors, and as warning upon the South ior the
purpose Of stsgmatisang the true Union, aut
conservative men in the conntTv who, we trnst
vii! be ral!yine all over the IEiau. around som'
sound conservative, Uniun man, as candidate
for the Presidency