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SULLIVAN. q HYATT, Proprietors.
SANITARY CRUEL.
TX. L. NoURIslIING REMEDY
fsvsNrEn AND rR'R,psp
BY p M a RIM Az

TUE INVENTOR OF this new aud invaiusti
l remedy has taken patents In frsnce. hhgisnd.
tcutanJ. ireland, nslEium aud the United states.
The INST chronic constipation yields o. the
daily use vf the luvisorating Cruel ~ must be
taken twice n day. nnce ~ the rn"rting aud once
iu the evening IN the shape ufa soup
The Cruel is y pleasant TO- Il, and rquir' M
particular diet, u exciies the apt" and acts
tssorshly on the digestive "rgSns aud cures
more pr less rapidly, tut surely always, In every
disease ui he stomach, such as
Dyspepsia. GastrItis. Iieartiurn, Msgrims sick
hrs siache. fain IN the st'mach. Cvstivshsss,
Vomiting b-uuic Diarrhsa. ac sc.
THE fuvigorattnE Gturi II taken ia different
ways: with bfoth-with salt or sweeiensd milk
with or without the orange a 'wsr wster A
sponniui Of II T. ssfbcisnt aud sb"nid be Tut IN
boiliug milk and renain ib ar ~ minutes.
sB Go he taken muruins aud evening.
Fm further particulars apply at the uenersl
Depot, No ACUpu sire I. between Chsrtres and
Noyal ssrsets. New iriesnS.
For sale wholesale aud retail. by
A. RBNAUD rHAssH,
Principal Agent IN the uHited ststes.
T. prsnecsEe Agent FOR Fast Baton Rouge.
bepots In all the principal cites Of the United
States ln,sre "
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court Henry Stokes and Jules Bonns
care rs. Pauline Befhel, No g652 and
2ftf.
DY VIRTUE Of two writs Off f. is-
ID sued In the above entitled aud mum
bered causes. and directed to me from, the
Hon. sixth Judicial District Court. in and
for the Paiish Of East Baton Rouge. and
state aforesaid, have seized and will Of
fer at public sale In front of the Conri
House door of ssid Parish, In the city a
Baton Rouge. on
sstu, dsy, the 2nd Day ofJane
next A. D., 1860. vt II o'clock A. N. ol
said day. all the right. title interest and
claims Of the defendant. Pauline Berhel.
In and to the following described properly
to Wit
let. A certain lot Of ground situated in
the city Of Baton Rouge. and laid ont by
Anthony Gras. and designated on the
plan thereof as lot No. 3. of aisre No. (yl
ana measuring sixty feet front. by one
hundred and twenty feet In depib, with
oil the buildings and improvements there
on.
End. Also three other lots Of ground sit
mated in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Halle Row.
81. One Piano Forte now in the pos
s~s~iou c the defendant. spizpd 10 tay and
satisfy the amount Of Judgments. interest
and cost In the above entitled and nun
bersi canser.
Terms If sale cash with the benefit oI
the apprai-om Jnt. April 2~th 1850
II. v. BABIN. sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Emst
Baton Rouge sixth Judicial Distfi, {
Court safnh q. Mnngturn. ~. Daniel
Buckley, nnd Ssmuel Lccke. w Daniel
Buckley. N"'= 244j aud 246S.
DY VIRTUE ~ two writs of f. Egs.
I'D is-ued IN the above entitled and mum
bercd causes and To me directed ftnm the
lion Sixth Judicial District Court Parish
81 East Baton Rouge. and State aforesaid.
! have seizef aud will otftf ut rubic -nie
in front 81 the C"urt House dear ~ said
Parish ~ the city of Baton Rouge. ON
saso'day. toe ~ Day "t Due
next. A d.. 1850. at II o'clock A. NJ. of
SAID day Hl the right. title interest aud
claim- uf the defendant. Daniel Buckley
| in or to the property hereinafter set forth
and described towit:
A certain l"t Of ground situated In that
part If the city ~ Baton Rouge. laid out
by rlie Bssnfensrd. and de-ignsied on
the plan thereof NJ l"t No. 4 IN rqnsre
n" go also two lots of ground No'r Il q
in square NJ. IL. IN that part df he city oi
Baton Rouge. laid ont by Richard Desall
together with all the buildings and i'm
provenept- thereon ized IT, pay and sat-
isiy the amount Of debt. interest and cost
claimed IN the above entitled and num-
bered causes.
Terms &c sale ca-h with the benefit nj
the appraiseIncnt. April 2sth 1850
II. V. BABfN, Sheriff.
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ROus Clothing.

I HAVE Just opened at my New Store an Main
i street. q very large assortment OF
BOYS AND YOJTHs CLOTHING,
all Of which I selected from one OF the largest
stocks In the CITY OF New Ysrk-every garment
is warranted TO at we'll aud give satisfsetion. as
they are mad. up b, parties who devote their at
tention 10 that branch ~ business lone, perfect
ht eau be had for boys from TO 20 years nid
sepl W. D. PHILLIPS.
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House Furnishing Goods

nRUsllhs Of all kinds, teaihsr busters Coffee
ID Mills, keelets, buckeis. sisves. Dust psns.
uid Doniininn Cvfee Pot Cat reduced pticesD and
the nd French C"iTse urecuue-all sisrs smooth
lrnns ffssstvs Kettles, Ensmeied and Brass hit
chen Saw Knives. Spoons, Ac
mHv2l FRANK IluuttIT
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STATE or LOUISIANA. Parish ~ East
Feiicisna Seventh Judicial District
Court ~ Louir:sna A II. BEsfUr 70.
NJ DicKssr No. gsS.
DY VIRTUE ~ writ ~ p'ur 4. E. ia
ID sued in its fbove entitled snd mum
bered can-e aud 20 me directed from the
lion. Seventh Judicial Di-sriet Court in
aud for the Parish of Esst Feiicians anil
State aforesaid. have seized aud will of-
fer at public sale in front " the Court
House doUr. of this Parish, In the City Of
Baton Rouge on
sstor lay the "a day Of Juno ssss,
A. y 1850. ut II o'clock A. N ~ said day
all the right, title. Interest, and clpims. ~
WIN. II. Bsntn In or To- the property
hereinafter set forth and dercribed io Wit:
A certain piece or parcel ~ land lying
and being IN this Parish. I East Baton
R"uee) aud State sors-aid known and
designsted NJ follows. vis; The sonth
West quarter of section FIVE In towp-hip
seven. : nth of of range two Esst. lncs.
ted by said WIN u Benton. together with
all the bnildiugs and improvements there
oh seized IT, pny and satisfy the sm.nnt -
debt interest and cort claimed IN the soOvs
cause. Terms ~ sale CASH with the
beneft Of lhe apprsi.ement.
aprzs H.. v BABIN. sheriR.
sTATEOF LOUfsTANA-Psri-b ofYss.
Felecisna--S Sc, ehth Judicial Di-t,iet
Court RYsSg vASog ~ 20. rs. Cpns,
NJ. ssirn NazAsErg LrrsnAsY Bss,v.
oLgsT IS,1fTuTk. 70. CH1s. NJ snIrg,
No 1909 aud kyz4
Psri-b nf East Raton Rouge Sixth Ju-
dicisi Disfrict t.nrt No. z4zi NJ. We
Tns vs. Cn,s. NJ. ssIrB.
DY VIRTUE ~ aIias ii Efs issuod In the
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Manila Cnrtlngs.

lust received per ship liSrison. Tb Coils Grass
y Rope, assorted, FROM Clothes Line to steam
boats Gable At bARauiFR ~ LANOUE's
oct2q. Harluars Es,abiishueni
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TO BUILDERS.

MY STOCK OF Bailding Materials Is offered
lN1 feeling eonhient they viii ind such goodf
as viii be desirzbie--Locks of every description.
Bolts, tsiches, pois ted screws, Brads, Finishing
Nails, Hinges, store Door Lsichss, DO
msvN FRANK uuGuET.
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CUTLERY

DOCK VT and table, wostenholmes and Bad
seS's make; Ladies' seiss"rs: Tailor and Bss-
SSrs' shssvs; Rasors. Hones and strops. ~
nsyA LARGU1Ek . LAn0uk.
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STATE or Louisiana p,,isb .,

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ Fns,
Baton X uge sixth Judicial District
Court lIntl,ee " BENJAMIN ts Cnnrnd
X MrRne No 1gsl.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and
ID sale issied ~ the sbtve entitled nnd
numbered eanse and tn me directed from
the Hon Sixth Jndirtl District Court. IN
aud fot the Parish nf BaSt Baton Rouge
and State af rr,aid. have seized and will
"fiei ~ public sale ~ front - the uut,
llnuse door of saij Parish m the eity oi
Baton Rnnge. on
saturday. the AID Day of J.re
next. A. ID. 1850. ut II u'eluck A. NJ. oi
said day. nll the tight. title. interes, and
claims of he deiendsnt. in ar tu the mort
gagged property herein after set forth aud
described to- Wit;
A certain ,fHek of Land settled on or
near Whites Bayou IN tbi4 Parish Mt about
eighteen ~ les fion the city Of Baton
Rouge. and containing one hundred and
fifty reres. and bounded nov ~ formerly
~ follows. ,iz nn the North by lands ~
thishulam. South hy ehuse of Mnrbuty
Enst by lsnd- of Bradford. and West by
lands uf WIN. N. Smith. being the same
purchased by TIE PLAINTIFF Mt the vtobate
sale of the properly belonging b. le sue
ceSsinn Of lienry q. Christmas. decd.
Seized ~ pay and satisfy the anonnt cf
debt, interest aud cost claimed In the
above suit.
Terms If sale cash with the benefit Of
the sypfaisement April. 2s'b 1860.
II. v. BABlN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
BLACK DREss SILKS.

4 AN NOW prepared To- show the handsomest
4 piece OF Black SUR In this place those In want
OF such dress win net nnd better oPportun-
ity w. y. fIliL,IPs.
ENZRA KELLY 4 SONS WATCH.
r. Oil fnr Sewing Machines. just recei We'd
and for sale by
THEO. GOLDMANN. .
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POST AUGERg.

A N tNDisPEsAhLE Labor savins Machine h,r
N Planters, to bore y and inch hries. Er sale
Al LARauikR 4 LANuuEs
junst II. Cnr Lafayette n Flnrisa sts
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SUNDIALS.

By W. W. WILSON, Pitts
wi buarr, Penn. can lie ordered ~
msrii TIlt0DoRE GOLDMAN,
Sole Agent for this and adjoining Parishes.
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.vesC Shoe store!
A.. H. III u q u Il II
LAUREL srassr, aAroN Hovcs. IA,

A. H : EI y q y II Il
LAUREL srREsr, sAroN aovcs. IA.
THE undersigned bees leave re-
i spectfally to call public atten. q d
oon TO the fact tat he has opened N
q the new brick building OF john -
inuguet, Esq., on Laurel street. In the city
HI Eaton Rouge, q very extensive stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
Az my entire attention will be devoted to
this line of business. l shall keep com
plete assortment and great variety. GENTS
SHOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and B0OTEES; slso Boys,
Misse-s, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and styles o
HATS AND CAPS.
l am determiped to keep every article In
my line of business. 80 as to mako the
LAUREL STREET STORE" head quar-
ters, for goods In my line, and by unre-
mitting attention To- business fair prices
and disposition TO please the public, COM
mand libcreral share Of patronage.
,.X- Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. A ii. HUGUET.
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POSTpOEED SALs.
STATE pF Louisiana Parish ,f Fast

v " ~ v v " " ~ " N " ~
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ Fast
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
C"srt- fsRLEs TuRriR W.. JOns "
prReAa No. 1856.
DY VIRTUE oi n writ Of fei farsas. is-
I'D sued in the above entitled aud num-
beted cause aud to me directed ffum the
Hon. Sixth Judicial Distrlet Court. Ps'irh
~ Fast Baton Rouge sud state aforesaid, /,
I have seized aud will offer ut Public ssle.
on the wharf, Vt the foot OF florida
street on
sAT UuDAv. the s-d dny cf Jw"e rest,
A. H.. 1890. ut ~ o'clock NJ of said dsy,
all the right. title interest and claims ~
the defendant John Y. ftufean. IN or to
the f,lluving property hereinafter seq
firth aud described. upon which the plain
tiff has pfi, ileee. To- Wit
The loop Emma. together with all her
fixtures. rigging, sails DE-, thefeunto be-
longing.
Seized tc pay aud satisfy The amount ~
Judgment. interest and cvst claimed ~ the
| above suit
Te,,ns ~ Sale-nn q credit Of twelve
months fr,iin the day of sale. The purt has
er to furnish brhd With srpio,ed seentiiy
thereon hearing FIVE per e, Ut Interest m
date until luid and special mortgage re
tuined on The sl""p Emma until the iull
and final payment Vf snld totd aid inter
est. II. V. BAB1N
mays sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
PIANO FORTES.

DERSONs desirous to purchase a frat
i class Piano Forte. win do we'll to call
at the store Of the undersigned and exam
Inc those made by Lighte d Bradbury
Wherever these instrum nts are known,
they have a commanding reputation for
their elegant finish, their com mbined power,
sweetness and Aexibility of tone. Their
superiority il sufficiently guaranteed by
the highest order Of te-timonials in the
musical profession. such ~ Thalberg, DR..
Mason, Strackosch, Timen, Gottschalk,
and numerous others.
THEODORE G0LDMANN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
march7. Lafayette street.
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l. LARGUIER& LANOUE
AxEsi ES,i

IN DOZEN UhOppiug Axes ot Uullins. BruHs and
.pn other good makers. light. medium. heavy
aud sxtrs heavy alwavs m hand a. the Hardware
establishments Of bARguIEh dLANUuE.
mari Corner Lafayette and flrrihs s's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish OF East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Court Jean NJ. Lamon, rs. Felix Le-
mares. M. 2bi5.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of foi f,cfas
ID Issued in the above entitled aud num .
bered ean-e. anh IT, me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court. IN and
FOR the pari.h Of East Baton Rouge. and
State aforesaid. have stired and will Of
fer at public sale IN front ~ the Cont
liuse hour of ssid Parish. In the city oi
Baton Rouge. on
saturday. ~. sna Day ~ June
next A. ". 1880 ut II n'eluek A. NJ. oi
said day oil the right title. interest and
claims pf the defendant Felix B.nares H.
"r w. The NOR gtgrd property hereinafter
set firth anl dese,ib Il ~ wit.
Two certain lots ~ ground situated ~
thut part ~ the citv uf Bst.n Rouge luid
nut nv the late ie peautpgsrh. and des
ignated on the plnu thereof ~ lots Np's (
" l0) nine nn'l ten nfsquate M Sky -ix
measuring each sixty Zee, front un Tas
Buulenard ST. ~ "ne nundied TIVE " fue
~ detth French measure.
TERMS 81 ssle ea-h with the benefit -
the aIprsisement. Artil 2sih lssJ
". V. BABlN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
BoRINa MAuHINEs. AuaERs Au.

4 usr HtCElvhDs tev Boting Machines. with
~ three Steel AuEers, Patent Anger hits, sssort
sd sisss, Post Augers and 10 inches
msyt2 JARGu1ER a bANOUE.
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CART 4 WAGON HARNESS.

A FULL sssortmsnt ~ Collars. Iismes, Hind
"A Brides, Cart ireeehing, Cart Saddles. " sgon
Harness. Trace Oh aims, etc. which We offer q,
moderate prices.
janis LARgUIER 4 LANoUE.
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DIR. EDWARD DELONY
PISTOLsl PIsTOL.sM

A CoNpLErE ssortment Of Pistol. and Re-
IA voivsrs. cnussting Of Csit's Old and New
Model Receivers and new srtice of Colts sEn-
ersvei Revalvers. also whitney,. Reveivers, Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols, Navy Revoivers. and
the smith Z wessou Dsvsn Shooter, all at the
lowest prices, at "
pov3S FRANK uu0uErr
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q. w. DEARINC, M. D.,
Residence Corner Of 81. Ferdinand surope sts.,
~ once, n. T. wsddlli's Drug atore, Msiu
street, nston Houge. tfeb2i'y
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sTATE OF LOUISIANA Parrish of !

STATE OF LOUISIANA Psri-b cf East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial District
Coutt--Jons BinD ~. PuoRtIr, PRATr
aud PRfNDf Rshsr No. 25if.
DY VlR1UE f n writ uf aiiss seizure
ID aud sale is- ned IN the above entitled
mud numbered csuse and 10 me directed
frum the Hon Sixth Judi ial District CUuit,
Parish ~ Fast Baton X, uge and State sfsre-
ssid have scizel and will offer at public
sale IN front ~ the Court House door ef
saiu Psrish In the city Of Baton Rouge, tn
saturday. the I'd day Of June nes'.
A. u 1860. at II o'clock 4. NJ. of said
day. aii he rights title. interest and eiaims
vf the defendants In or IT, the nOftgaged
property hereinafter set fofth and des,rib
sd. tO Wit
ist. A cer,sin In, ~ ground si,uMted m
that part of the city ~ hat u Rouge laid
nut bt n Livolier. aud de-ignated on the
plan hereof NJ lot No. sin "a of sqnsfs
No. 2. rhd measuring slxiy feet froiit on
Main, formerly Cbuieh street. w one hun
died rDd fifty ,set in depth, with all the
huildings sud improvements thereon. be-
ing on the North side If said street.
Cd. Another lot of gr,.und situated in
that part of the city ~ Bat0n Rouge. laid
out 6y Messrs Pike " Menard. known ~
Mngnrlisville and designated on tho plan
thereof. rs lot M. four. Of square No. ne,
iuensnring sixty feet front IN the South
side OF Mriu street, formerly Church street ,
by one hundred aiih tvefiit ieet ~ del'tb,
together with all the buildings aud in
provements thereon seized 10 pay and sat
| isfy the Judgment interest aud cost claim
ed in the above entitled and numbered
cause.
Terms IF sale cash with the benefit Of
| the st,tfaisemeut.
APIS II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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DAILY So; TRLWEEKLY S.; WEEKLY 81.
MyARlABzx IN ADvArCE
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JOSEPH LANE
UNION 81 AMERICAN
TIED CAMRAIGN
FIFTY CENTS.

In order to place our paper within the
reach Of every man in the State, we
have determined to send the WEEKLY
UNION AND AMERICAN from now until
after the election to single subscribers
at the extremely low price of Sixty cts.
per copy; to clubs of ten or more at
Fifty Cents per copy. We call upon
our friends in all portions of the State
to help US disseminate Democratic doc
trines. Go to work, friends, in every
county and in every district. Send US
in clubs of ten, fifteen, twenty, one hun
dred. We can assure county commit
tees who ale disposed to aid in securing
the success of the Democratic principles
that the best method of doing so is to
furnish those who are unwilling or I'M
able to take a paper, with sound, reli-
able Democratic journal. Send US the
money and the names of those to whom
you wish our paper forwarded. We have
no agents and are solely dependent upon
the voluntary aid Of our friends. We
are much indebted to those who have
contributed to giving us a larger Circu-
lation than we have ever had at any pre-
vious time. Be not Wearied in the good
work. Keep the ball in motion, and we
pledge ourselves that there shall be no
lack of physical and mental labor on
our part to make the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN equal to what it has been in the
glorious campaigns Of the past.
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Thn nanrlnn nrnrnment.


1.-THE Cleveland Baru.sr paper which earnestly ad-
vocated the nomination Of Mr. DOUGLAS Appeslsto its
Democratic friends in this State to pause and reflect
as what i to be the result of their efforts to get up
a DOUGLAS ticket. The Banner says
Every vote cast in this State for Douglas viii be
an indirect vote for Mr. Bell because il viii be weak
ching the Democrat vote that much.
Win not then the running os Douglas be playing
into the hands Of the Opposition Of course 1t Will
Why then viii men who have always claimed TO DC
Democrats still persist in trying to get up dissension
which are bound to do us no good, but great aeai
of harm? They have no idea that they can carry
the State for their man when all the prominent men
in tie are against them; with nearly all the press
against them and with 10 of the "A delegates That
made the nomination against them! Are they 60
ing to turn their backs upon the South and sustain
the Northern version of the nominations They
must know that It was their own brother Tennes-
scans that assisted TO make the nomination Of Brock
inridge and Lane-Democrats who belonged to the
old guard-men who have always proved faithful
to their trust and loyal to their country. Must the
action of these men be condemned by the people Of
Tennessee while the conduct of the people of Rhode
Island Michigan, Vermont &c, must be sustained !
Let the people examine this issue that is about be-
ing raade up. We appeal to the admirers of Mr..
Douglas to survey the ground well before they step
too far-look calmly over the feld-do not act toe
hastily-see if any good will result from your &C
ton If the State is lest by your indiscreton and
obstinacy you will be held responsible for it, be
case it will be your fault that the Gate casts her
vote for Bell.
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The Electoral Ticket Complete.

The Democratic District Convention which met at
GAINESVILLE yesterday nominated tie Hon. ANDREW
EwrSG, of this city, by a unanimous vote, as the
Eector for this District on the BRECkNmDGE and
LANE ticket A better or more judicial selection
could not have been made. lie is the very man for
the place The Convention cordially endorsed the
action of the Tennessee delegation in Withdrawing
from the DOUGLAS Convention, and ratified the plat
form and nomination of BREcKNRTDGE snd LANE
We will publish the proceedings in our next is
sue. Suffice it now to say, that it of the
largest-if not the largest-poltical meeting ever
held in Clarksvile. Speeches were made by Messrs
RoBB. QUAmEs, BuRcH and MERRITT, and the greatest
enthusiasm and unanimity prevailed among the dele
gates All brought up the most cheering intelli-
gence from their respective localities. The work
goes bravery on
The convention adjourned until last night, when
grand rally was to come of
Our Electoral Ticket is now complete and in
few days our gallant acknowledgements will be in tine
field battling manfully for the glorious principles
laid down in our platform. Let every man now do
his duty, and right viii prevail.
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The following outrageous falsehoo1 and libel on
the political record of General Lane we clip from
the "Stdtes' of yesterday q
"HIs REOoRD.-The Selma (Ala.) Hf'Id says old
Joe Lane, the candidate of the free@ting dlsunion
lists. while member of the Indiana legislature, VO-
ted four distinct and separate times for Congress to
pass the Wilmot proviso; yet we hear the par ex-
celence Southern rights disunionists declare him
perfect pink of Southern chivalry.'"
We authorized by Gen. Lane to say that this
statement is utterly false. The question was never
discussed in the legislature of Indiana while Gen.
Lane was a member. 1t might have been before
the legislature while he fighting the battles Of
his country in Mexico; bu: not while he of that
body Gen. Lane left for Mexico in Nay, 1885, and
the question of the Wilmot proviso not intro
troduced into Congress till the 18th of August 1916;
and as is well known, Cen Lane never entered the
legislature of Indiana after he returned from the
Mexican war
Such base falsehOod and libel can only recOil
upon the reckless defamers who put forth TO serve
political purposes.-W Washington Constitution.
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Vote Of the southern states.
follOwingis the vote of the Southern States in

DANIEL 9. DICKTNsoN.-Mr. Dickinson supports Mr..
Breckenridge. This is natural and proper. He
brings more aid to the ticket than could a score of
Fernando Woods. Dickinson has a national repu-
tation he is strong in the affections of large body
of friends all through the interior of State, and
has many admirers n al sectors of the country!
Woods strength is chiefly confined to this city, and
it is questionable whether beyond its limits his sup
port of Douglas is not injury rati er than benefit
to him. The nationality the Obduracy, the con-
sistency of Mr. Dckinson's Democracy are of the.
most marked type. Ever since he changed, his vote
from Van Buren, TO Polk with such hearty Aacrity
in the Baltimore Convention of 1874, he has p1bmpt-
ly yielded to every requsitiOn which the Southern
Democracy have made upon their Northern allies.
All along through the stormy years, when the star
of the Wilmot ProvisO in the ascendant, and
when Wright and Dix bowed to the gale, and oven
Marcy and Bronson bent before it, Dickinson, on the
floor of the Senate stood erect and imnloyable.
Dickinson Though sometimes sOrely tempted had no
more thought through his long life of lifting his
blade even for an hour in aught but the regular
service than had SOult of joining the Guerillas when
commanding the French army in Spain.
Mr. Dicknson's name will be tower of strength
to the Breckenridge and Lane ticket, from the Hud-
son TO Lake Erie, and from the Mohawk 10 the st.
Lawreuce.-NeIC York ITiJ1ne.
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