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There has been good demand for during the past week
and the entire stock Of lO53 bass has disposed
lows $3.50 Joseph Grace at l3 per Clarence at J4c;
4095 balance per Onkel by auction, average 10
- 1000 and 80 per Eysngene private The
closes hrn with good demand at eur quotations.
Stock Of Rio October 20th New Orleans 600 bags
Baltimore. 500 9.
1850 Of.
II ali irLs W
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Tennessee Champion MILL
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

n v. hIBBEE VIII hencei0Th make NashTIIIe ls peTma
NJ. nent residence, and will tune PianOss OrEunsf
and Va lSdeOus by the year single tuning, and ystas
often uTt, since he vii spend AZ asst week IN
month in the city and vicinity. he will visit regularly the
t0wnsin Middle, West Tennessee, ard North Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left ~ Benson & Co.'S Music Store,
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church Communications By
mail will be promptly attended to. april d,tH&Wff
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Real estate and Negroes for sale

Ebctl 6StAle AhO negroes lOE SSAIcs
VKITHIN four miles this place. and exceeding
w miles from Jackson the undersigned, Administrator Of
john H. Butler deceased offers for SALE privately the land
belonging to the estate Of the deceased, containing
Four Hundred and Eighty-fOur Acres.
Nearly all under fenCe about hundred in high state Of
cultivation and well improved.
Comfortable Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses for servants, stock, &c.
This farm has proved itself by average productive crops
be highly adapted TO the growth Of cotton, and the different
land well suited the production CT the different The
supply OF unsurpassed Spring Water for family and
ed second to country
farming interest and healthy location. The citizens
the immediate neighbohoOd generally such might he
desired in any community.
Immediately dining the above farm there upwards Of
belonging James Butler, which
offered for sale This valuable interest," and IL added to the
former would make interest fer valuable considerations very
superior settlement portion Of this Tracts in active cuvs
Any who wishes to buy wthths view Of immediate
OF the land Considerable advantages be realizes
by the purchaser to buy advance OF the sale of the 18th of
November thereby much Of the produce and
may be required for the next years consumption
For further information relative to the land interest,
application to the resident superintendent John C. Goodrich
Walter T. Key John NJ Barnett and Thomas Berry, (negh
bors James c. Butler, Memphis, te obtained in the
absence Of the undersigned.
will sell on the above premises, the 18th NOyem-
Der next fer cash, some
Twenty-fOUr Likely Negroes.
Consisting Of Mem Women and Chdreaseveal likely young
Women, BOYS Girls Not lot young
for the number is to be found within the State.
and five hundred barrels fodder. oats, &C.
At the time and place. for cash, superior
hogs; Sixty or seventy bead Of Pork Hogs.
The remainder Of sales six months credit All under
/ ten collars, cash.
Two Arge yoke OK wagon excellent stock OF
For property bought on credit as prescribed bond with two ap
proved securities will be required before the propeyis moved
JOHN c. ROGERS, Administrator,
Spring Creek Madison county Tenn, Oct 20, OO-WtdS
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Speaking ut Charlotte.
Gen. W E. LOWE will address the people of Dick
son County at Charlotte Monday, the 9TH of NOvem
Der in behalf of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
tw&w I'd
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Instruments.
RAINS, BROWS s. 60,

NO. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
ELASTIC TRUSSES,
Medical Saddle Bags, Abdominal Sup-
pOrterS, shoulder braces, and
DRUG GIsT'S sUNDR gES
octIl-tf
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HAVANA SEGARs!
Breckenridge Rangers Gall

JOHN WHORLEY. 32 south Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.,---2O 900 Imported IIa-
VanaS--JUST RE- ETVED FROM IA VANA.
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Y A 5 HV lie
SUNDAY MORNING, OCrOBEE IS, 1880.

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ROCK CITY MILLS.
RETAIL PRICES.
s-f' -15lr in bags g. In hahbags, =
SO tiioStry DO <ss Is
ssgie do 35O 90
Germ Meal huse ~ Mixed Bran, 100 his, 81 90
delivered 60 all parts Of the city. octs, isas-ly
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HAVE YOU SEEN JOHN wHOHLEY,s

7 II z U { II d 4 Q Q ".
PREMIUM TOBACCO.
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Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER 4
BAKER Family Machines, No. As Public Square, Nash
vile. Tennessee. Il. H. BROCKwAY.
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER BAEER Pa
tent for ihc State of Tennessee.
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l am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
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The New Orleans Price Current gives the following as the
comparative prices the 18th Of OctO
Der in the years named
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Where to Ruv the Rest HATS

WATEUEELD Walkers has long been knewn the popular
resort for the hest and popular styles Of Hats and for the
superiority Of their fabrics Their for the Fall and
Winter is zl and complete. Prices usual low and uniform
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
oct2O-tf Uattsrs and FurerX, 26 Public squGre.
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Rntherrord land for sale.


WILL sell ny FARM containing 100 acres. The ast easily
divides itself the North and south sides
Stones River The improvements consisting Ofdweling house,
outhOuses Mills cotton &C. &c The county,
convenience
Terms very liberal Interest can pay for tine the pagers
being fixed right County Bonds their value would
= Acceptable pay suitable residence N Mureesoorougn
or Lebanon, well improved would received part payment
viii sell with The farm thirty Negroes, ogeh
or vita Mules. Cattle, Plantation Utensils, SC, he
Any gentleman who desires purchase magnificent
most adve ntageous viii peate call aad examine for him
SIT sier to LNDsLET or IUcIEN BRowS o. Nsshys
aug oO-tg2m BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy one month in weekly and send BIZ
this office for collection.
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN TTsOTS4ND.
DALLEYiS MAGICAL PAN EXTR4OT0
AS universally suppSantsd all other Onlnesss and healpr
IN both the Eastern Western Heraisphees-
introduced; and its intrinsic lss he tb I'm, 1900
Of Is success IL all cutaneOus 1scio7s bst- fb - -
dcctSssto or disease. 40 oN~'0 "
BURNS sCALDs
are instantly relieved Of their apgB,sb mai, -, "a.
nation, by timely aPpIiea ton mis- r,,., 49,.
and the flesh is renew as if by a charm -, 49, :.
scar remaining.
TIE ERIEND OF Z THE NURSERY
Children are frequent suf = ferers sros, 49,, -,
especially from flgtd and Cd1sp6sas Es-Dls;o,ls
fore every mother should have ihis hsspr so,,sfo,
constantly at hand 1t heals :. BTs1sts ana ouv -
moves the letter or RING WORM, so ursrlsgf 81 IL
EErssry-
TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.
The AAehin.st, the Ira v,Is-, azd every other ind
yidual whose lot in life = thrcvs him within H.
chance o. accident erlO- - sion, ire or COLLISION sboII
pear N mind that this Magic Extractor Is his only
ienu II IS beth portable and cheap, and should
oe MS coHpanlon as friend need There thousands
Of hFng witnesses to testify = to its marvellous virtue,
owe ur sound limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
ahe ioloEng are few q theieIiHg diseases for Whcs
Drt' II MAS1CAL PAIN = EATRACTORiss PREVEfS
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By the quantity. Call and examine. at A Union
street.
Octl2-tf ran J. ". LANGLEY.
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G.. B. MEBTIN
J. H. Burns.
THGS. II. RICE
JACKSON. Oct. 10th. 1850. Committee.
~ See advertisement. twEw I'm
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SANFORD'S
Inv1SOratOr,

7 Is com pounded entirely from Gum, and
has established fact, Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have used it, and is
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has become an Established IA
and approved by all that
sorted to with confidence in
Is recommended.
1t has cured thousands ;
who had given up all hopes Z
unsolicited certificates in my :
The dose must be adapted 5
individual taking it, and US .
act gently on the Bowels. =
Let the dictates of your :
use of the LIVER IN =
will cure Liver Com. =
tacks, Dyspepsia, |.
: u n m e r G ON ;
~, DrOpSV, Sour
COStiyenesS, ChOl-
ra mOrbuS, Cholera
lenCes J n II n d ] ces .,
es, and may be used sue
~ Family Medi- n
H T. A ID A G H r., las ,
twenty minutes IF q
spOOnfulS are taxi =.
attack.
All whOuse itare
In its favor.
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bottle.
FAMILY CATHARTIC

both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable AID put
nGLASS CASES, air tight aad will keep any climate.
The Family Ca IRDFtiC PILLS gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor haS
used in his practice than twenty years.
The constantly increasing U demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their induced place
them within the reach of all n
The Profession we'll know that different CathartieS
on different portions Of the - bowels
The FAMILY & H. :, THARTEC Pill l.
has with reference to this established fact,
been compounded from = variety OF the pursst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every Of the
alimentary canal, ana - good and safe in all cas-
where a Cathsrtie is = needed. such ID C =
engagements OF TIE stomach, 81 e p 1 =
ness, Pains i'm the = Back aud l. d -,
COsIiyenesE, Pain aud Soreness over
tho " mole D o d J, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, - end il long OF Fe-
Loss OF Appe- "a site, Creeping SEN
SRtiOH OF Cold over :. the body, EEeSiieSS-
ness, Headache, = TVeig "a an tsl n cad,
all EnGiummatO ry - BIsea ses, " OEuls, in
Children AduEIS, fEheuRI& SKA, q great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
flesh is heir, numerous advertise
nent. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver EnyiGOra tor and Family Ca
thartic Pills by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade u all the large towns.
ST. W.SANFORD, Il. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, 4. Y
O.J. WOOD & CO,
febl.!S ST. 1 Ouis, No.
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long TEN THOUSAND.
'URNs 80 scALDs
TIE FRIEND OF : THE NURSERY.

are instantly relieved Of their ? anrusb mai, a., "a
1Iion' oy hey 4pplca- ton cfhis HgqrUegOus healer
anu ene ne'h Is renew as II BY charm, no beuish or
scar remaining.
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The MAchin.st, the Ira .
yidusl whose lot in life ;
chance o. accident from easDI0- :
bear in mind that this Magic :
friend. 1t is beth portable :
be his companion, as a friend )
OF living witnesses TO testify
owe their sound limbs ana :
The following are q few q
DALEY 5 MAGICALPAIN :
TVS IS vel as ErRE. !.
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ST. LOUIS Oct 26.-Judge Keith, who introduce
the bill in the last Legislature of New Mexico fo
the repeal of slavery, is reelected without oppos
tinn
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-The telegraph line is completed
| as far as Helena, Arkansas. Offices were opened
at that point and at Madison, Ark, to-day.
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baltimore Coffee Market, Oct. 24.
There inquiry for Coffee oSy, but the only sale
ported 500 bags Rio at c We quote Rio h at l3l3c
for ordinary 4I4c fair; I4gI51c for good prime
LaRusyra at I4tBl5c, and Java at 1914 6lec g ..
New York Coffee Market, Oct. "a.
The market is firm and the demand good, but the supply
very small quote tair to prime a: 495c harcsbo
HJl5c; ST. Domingo l3913c cash, and Java lG1 Sc,
and mos.
The following FROM the weekly circular Of Messs VIM.
Scott & Son.
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Orleans for Cork, bged on the fifteenth on Tortuga
Shoals. One-third of the cargo is dry the rest is
damaged.
The report that Spain is fitting out feet at Ha-
vana to aid Mramol Is unfounded.
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Ratification Meeting.

In response to previously published notice
a highly respectable body Of the Democracy
of Jackson and vicinity, assembled at the
office of the State Treasurer, on Saturday
evening last for the purpose Of taking some
preliminary action in reference to public
demonstration in honor Of the nomination Of
Breckenridge and Lane, for President and
Vice President Of the United States
Hon. NJ. d. Haynes called the meeting to
order and upon molten, His Excellency Gov
ernor Pettus was requested to preside. and
Col. Duncan to act as Secretary.
After full interchange of opinion between
those present it was unanimously
ResolUed, That Grand Ratification Meet
ing take place on Monday night the 9th July.
ResoIUed, That Committee of Eleven be
appointed to make all necessary arrange
ments.
The following gentlemen were appinted by
the Chair on said Committee
Hon. NJ. d. Haynes, c. II. Manship, c. R.
Dickson, j. Duncan, VIM. H. Brown, j. C.
Napier II. II. Smyth, Robt. Shotwell, H. o.
Dixon, d. n. Barrows, and Rich'd Griffith
Whereupon the meeting adjourned to
Thursday evening next at s O'Clock.
JOHN j. PETTUS, Chm.
,JNo DUNCAN Sec'y
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The market closed somewhat quieter Inc
demand was better and prices were "eH
maintained.

The market closed somewhat quieter Inc
demand was better, and prices were wen
maintained.
GENERAL AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENcE'
The general and political intelligence Dy
the Euorpa possesses features Of Importance.
The two steamers captured by the NeaPoli-
tans displayed Sandman and American col
ors. contained 80 cannon, 100000 ponnds oil
powder, and a considerable amount OF specie
Eight hundred armed passengers were taken
as prisoners to Gaeta.
The affairs Of Sicily since the signing OF the
capltulation have been in state Of tranquility.
General Garibald was making preparations
to leave Palermo and cross over to Naples,
where he would again attack the NeapoIltan
troops.
The Sandman Minister demanded restitu-
ton, which demand was supported by the
English ambassador.
The Slcilian Parliament is expected short
y, to be convoked under the laws Of lS4o,
to ratify the proclamation declaring the tor
fixture Of the rights Of the Bourbone in Sicily
and the union of Sicily with Sardinia under
King Victor Emanual
The concentration of the army Of Pied
mont IN Ferrara is confirmed.
| Napoleon returned to Paris ON the 18th.
/ The herman primes were unanimous at the
| preliminary conference on questions referring
to the relations Of foreign powers
The Emperor had repeated his peaceful as
surance to the prince regent Of Prussia The
interview was cordial.
Napoleon, at al interview with commander
De MARITIME, spoke in the following manner:
six weeks ago should have been happy to
accept the role of mediator, but posteror en-
gagements prevent my doing so to-day"
HOpinione, French paper published in
Paris, had received a second warning for pub
fishing Victor Hugo's speech.
Thirty six villas are reported as having been
destroyed by fire at Mount Lebanon.
The Turkish soldiers sent to protect the
Chrintiaus joined the Druses and participated
in the massacre
In the British Parliament the abolition bill
was thrown ont of the House OF Lords by a
large majority.
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The Boston Post for Breckinridge and
Lane.


The veteran organ of the New England De
mocracy, the Boston Post, which amid the tri-
umphs of Black Republicanism in the strong
hold of that organization, has kept its taih
pure and unsullied, true to the impulses of pa
triolism has nailed to its mast head the names
of Breckenridge and Lane. 1t truthfully says
that Douglas nomination was not only made
b, Convention irregularly constituted. but
was in itself sectional nomination. Il had
not the support of the old democratic States ;
and thus, lacking in its mode the ESSENTIAL
equality of nationality, it is open to the most
oljectional charge which can be made against
a political party" Moreover, it is tainted by
the infection of anti-slaveryism, 50 that the
Post predicts that there can be but one le-
climate termination of the career Of the disor-
gaDizations-which is abolitionism. The
needle is not surer to point towards the pole
than are those who use this line Of argument
Il. q. Douglas's) to ultimately DRIFT into the
pit Of Abolitionism."
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE.

hEPUhI OF
The Committee appointed by the meeting
of the Democracy of Jackson, for the purpose
of making arrangements for the Ratification
of the nominations of John G. Breckenridge
for the Presidency, and 10. Lane for the Vice
Presidency, met this evening and appointed
the following Committees. viz:
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
E. R. Burt, w. NJ. Estelle, I. j. Wharton,
Jno. Duncan, Jno. D. Freeman, D. N. Bar
rows, j. G.. Napier.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
VIM. Fl. Brown, NJ. D. Haynes, II. H.
Smvth, Capt. L. Julienne, Ii. Strauss, Jr., G..
A. Brougher
COMMITTEE ON ARTILLERY.
G R. Dickson, N. +. Barksdale, c. IT, Man
ship, W. s. Sykes, F. w. Johns, j. C. Cam
pbell, J. Sharpe.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
R. Griffith, c. A. Moore, FL. o. Dixon A.
NJ Hardin, DR.. M. w. Boyd.
NJ. D. HAYNES Chairman,
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Tribute Of Respect.

Alta meeting Of jackson Fire Company,
No /. held in their hall, on Saturday, the Esd
inst. the following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, BY the dispensatlon OF an AN
wise Providence, we are called 70 mourn over
The ',,I dece, 60 of our worthy brother fireman,
Pearce Dalton, therefore,
PssoYpsI That in the death of our brother,
this Company has suffered the loss of one o
;,s best members, and the community depriv-
al Of a valuable and estimable citizen.
" PssoygsT That we the members of this
Company, deeply and sincerely sympathise
with the relatives and friends oil the deceased.
Resolpd, That the foregoing Preamble
.nd Resolutions be spread on the minutes, and
% ,het me CITY papers be requested to publish
~. Ne, same GEO. DoBsoE,l
'"' J. l. POWER Committee.
M. +. ASH,
Jackson, Miss, june 2S, 1860
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OOtfsHeeS~ocy 0ssS NfseS'seS
Baltimore.
Resolved, That the platform adopted BY
the Democratic party at Cincinnati IS ainrmed'
with the following explanatory resolutions
Rrst-That the Government ola Territory
organized BY an act Of Congress IS provisional
and temporary, and during its existence all
citizens of the United States have an equal
rieht to settle with their property in the Ter
tory. without their rights, either of person or
property, being destroyed or injured by Con-
eressioal or territorial legislation.
Seoopd-That it is the duty Of the Fed
eraI Government IN all its departm nts, to
protect. when necessary, the rights OF
persons and property in the Territories, and
wherever else its constitutional authority ex-
tends.
THird-That when the settlers in Terri
tory, having an adequate population, form
State Constitution, the right OF sovereignty
commences, and being consummated by admis-
sion into the Union, they stand on an equal
footing with the people of other States and a
State thus organized ought to be admitted
into the Federal Union, whether its Constitu-
ton prohibits or recognize the institution Of
slavery.
Resolued, That the Democratic party are
In favor of the acquisition of the Island oil Cuba
on such terms as shall be honorable to our
selves and just to Spain, at the earliest practi-
cable moment.
Resolved, That the enaetments of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execution
of the Fugitive Slave law are hostile in char
acter to, and subverslve of the Constitution
and revolutionary in their effect.
Resolved, That the Democracy ofthe United
States recognize it as an imperative duty o.
this Government to protect naturalized
citizens in all their rights, whether at home OF
in foreign lands, to the same extent as its ma
tive-born citizens. And,
WHEREAS, One of the greatest neces-
sites of the age, in political, commercial
postal and Military point of view, is speedy
communication between the Pacific and Allan.
tic coasts therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the National Democratic
party do hereby pledge themselves to use
every means in their power to secure the pas
sage of some bill, to the extent of the consti
tutional authority of Congress. for the con
struction ola Pacific Railroad, from the Mis-
sissippi river to the Pacific Ocean, at the earlies
practicable moment.
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The VACANT JUIeEsHIP-We happen to
know from the most reliable authority that
the President has determined to deliy the ap-
pointment of Judge OF the Supreme Court
to fill the place occasioned BY the death OF
Judge Daniel until the meeting of Congress
in December. The advanced age and infrm
health of Chief Justice fancy render it not
improbable, that another vacancy will have
been created ere that period
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Deaths Ooings.

Death has reaped nch harvest in our
Stkte, within the past few weeks. Among
those who have been called hence within the
circle of our intimate acquaintance during
that brief period, we are panied to mention the
names of Edward Bowman Of Yazoo county,
and of Isaac n. Davis of oktibbehs, Formerly
Of Panola). They were useful and honor
ed citizens, and have gone to their graves
universally lamented, as they were universal
" beloved.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-04

TIE FOURTH OF JULY.-our national an
niyersary win be generally observed and pro-
perry celebrated in this State In our city an
appropriate demonstration will mark the re-
turn Of the eyentful day. At Speer's Mill and
at Monterey in Rankin county, celebrations
will be had Also ct the Artesian Springs, on
which occasion an Grafton by Col L. s. Mar
TN, Of Vickburg. win compose featcre ofthe
exercises.
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Wheeling into Line.

All the patriotic elements OF the country
are gathering around the standard Of Brock
inridge and Lane, to which the finger of des-
tiny points IS the hope and safety of the Re-
public. Humphrey Marshall, the renowned
leader of the Kentucky Opposition, declared
ina recent speech in Washington City, his
purpose to support this ticket. and to canvass
his Stale in its behalf One blast upon his
bugle horn, were worth thousand men"