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Cnrn Meal.

Corn Meal.
vEyHE Corn Mill at the Factory Of Messrs Phillips
IL 4 Kells, will run only three days In each week
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays:
Feb '60--tf
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Flu r. 1T u r E4-l~. =
NEAILE q CARPENTER.
(Succsssors Of W. 4 q. b. Nssgie.)
HAVE associated themselves in copartnership 10
III New Orleans, and would take this method Of
informing their friends and the public generally
that they will continue 70 keep constantly on hand
a large and assorted stock Of
FURNITURE,
At the Old and Well-knOwn Stand,
Nos. 80, 35 and 81 Royal street,
ERTRANcE-No. 81.
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS. FIN LOOKING -eLAsh
And every Description Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
-Comprising-
Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Cham
Der Sets, in great variety.
Spring-bed BOttOms.,
REFRIGERAT0RS, ICE-B0X, etc., etc.
Goods packed and shipped with the greatest care
WV NEAeLR New Orleans.
]. O. CARPESTKR Late Of Jackson Miss.i
PS. The senior partner will spend the greater
portion Of the year IN New York, and the Eastern
market and make weekly shipments, giving u"
house peculiar sdvAntages.
Nav "A sk5--H
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Lunar and Coal Oil, and Lamp Depot.
A LII the varieties of Lunar Lamps, Globes,
IA Ghimneys Wicks, Erimmers, Shades, Tin Oil
Cans Of all sises, and q full supplyof Lunar, and
the best quality Of Breckenridge Coal OH, always
ON hand n March 20 80. y. A. sMlTH'S.
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND GENERAL

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND GENERAL
0CU LII ST.
nR CARR takes this method Of informing the
- public that he has located in jackson for the
treatment of Sore-eyes, cataract in the EYES, Of
every description and of naturally defective Eyes
such cross-eyes &C., for operating upon hsir-Ps,
stula in auo, &C., d.. He is also prepared to IN
sert in the most skilIful manner artificial Eyes
He may be found when not Professionally engaged,
at the resdep of Mrs. Pierce. His terms will be
made known at the commencement of his services,
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MEDICAL Works of all kinds just received by
1Il apriI27 so. J's .oIAhf.
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THOMAS MACKENZIE < SONS,

MdnHttctRrers and Importers Of
Harness Mountings, Saddlery Hardware.
Spokes. Hubs, FelIOes. AXIes,
Carriage Trimmings, DC.
No. 222 Baltimore St. near Charles, Baltimore.
VTNO BUYERs.-Having now a regular weekly line
Il of Steamers and Packets running from Bslti-
more 10 Savannah, Charleston, ilmington, and q
daily line of Steamers to Norfolk, our customers
can get their goods as readily from Ba timore as
from any other Seaport. Orders by mail solicited
March 90 '60-ly
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TaF ONLY PREPARATION


STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, AND GROWS
More and more popular every day.
A Nd testimonials, new, and almost without num-
N her, might be given from ladies and gentlemen
in all grades of society, whose united testimony
none could resist, that Prof. Woods Hair kestora-
tive in restore the bald and gray, and preserve
the hair of the youth to old age in all its YOUTH
beauty. ,oso
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec list, 1898
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept q hue TO
inform thee that the hair on my head fell on over
twenty years ago, caused by complicated chronic
disease, attended with an eruption on the head =
continual course of suffering thr ugh life having
reduced me to 8 state of dependence, | have nor
been able to obtain stuff for caps, neither have
been able to do them up, in consequence OF Enien
nv head has suffered extremely from cold rms
induced me to pay Briggs Hodges almost the last
cent had on earth for q two dollar bottle 9. tiny
Hair Restorative about the first OF August last
have faithfully followed the directions and the BALD
suot Is now severed with hair thick and black
though short it 10 also eomiDgin all over my head
Faslinv confident that another large bottle would
restore it entirely and permanently, feel an iou'
10 in its use and being destitute Of means
to purchase any more, would ask thee II thee
wonldst not be willing to send me an order on thine
agents for q bottle, and receive TO myself the
seripturs declarationHthe reward is to those that
are kind to the widow and the fRtherless.
Tbv friend. SUSAEEAH KIRBY.
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= NEW COTTON FACTORY

NEW COTTON FACTORY
AT JACKSON.
The Pearl River Cotton Mills
Having commenced operations, are now making
x LOWELLS.
C0'rTON YARNS, Nos. s. 8, z, 8, Q and To-
COTTON SEWING THREAD, for plantation aAs.
COTTON ROPE, for plow lines, DO, and
WOOL ClRDED ROLLS
All Of which ere for sale or barter for Gotten
or Wool.
Wool CardinR done in the very best manner.
SAMUEL POOL,
iu1Se-Iyw Superintendent.
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N.nsr111E. March 1sth. ls60..

NASHVILLE, March 18th, 1860.
On yesterday, Mr.. Thompson aud myself, after
looking at Jacks in this and Williamson counties,
visited Sumner and made a purchase Of Col. Rnbo.
We were both satisfied that he Is the finest animal
we have seen, and you will observe from the bill
a very costly one. There are some larger Jacks
but none his superior in finish and sprightiness.-
He Is none of your luberly, siab.sided, hig, ugly
iointed animals, but you will end bin with almost
as clean handsome limbs rs horse. De is from
what the Keutuekians regard the best stock In
America He cost $1,000 at years old, in KENTUCKY.
He is now five years old and has proved hiHset by
bis mules, toabs very superior animal. The blg
bone double-jonted Jacks fast losing cast their
mules are lubberly and dull and have to be goaded
Xix an OF to get them along, while the mules oil
such Jacks as Peacock are all life and action:
Peacock will stand at my plantation Terms
Insurance, by Horse or Jack, SIS. Pasturage
gratis for Mares sent from distance. Mares sent
to the care of Col. Derry Oerry at Jackson viii be
attended to. OSCAR HAMILloN.
p. S.-$75 will be given for all the Colts out OF
good mares got by Peacock at weaving time.
The Mississippian and Kinds county Gazette
will copy for months. April 5 ,oO-3m.
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General Superintendent

UenerAI SUPERINTENDENT.
C.P OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent.
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT.
Freghts are receive ed in Ne Orleans at the Com
pany's Depot, foot of Calliope street, up to $3.50
p M, daily, Sundays excepted.
All freight intended for transportation must be
distinctly marked with name or initials of conag-
nee and place of destination; and no freight VIII
be received unless consigned to established stations
on the line of the road its connections.
The company holds itself irresponsible for the val
ue Of all cotton shipped by the road, which may
be lost by FIRE. from the time it is recepted for at
stations the line until twelve hours after notice
to consgnees of its arrival at the depot in New Or
leans.
Agents Of tie Railroad Company are not permit
ted to receive receipt fer bank notes, specie jew
eIry. or other Express matter. They will be re-
ceved by the Agents of the Adams Express, 70
Camp street
|. It's. WILLIAMS, Gen1 Sup't.
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a nras.nts to the attention of mothers, hss
SOOTHING SYRUP,
oRcHILDKDN TEETHTSa,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teetnlhg
soTtauino the gums, reducing all inhamation-"h
.llav ALI pain and spasnodIc aetion' sna y
H"'' cTrpE no PEGTLATE THE BOWELS.
ns,snd upon it, mothers it will give rest to Jour
'e CITE FFH AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
W. Re % nut nm and sold this article Ter over Ten
Ia ean say. in confidence and truth OF 1t,
what ws have never been able TO say Oh any o:L11
medicine-Nerer ,.oe - .E.ct
in a single in MRS. timely used.
cure hen WINSLOW'S know an in
stance of dissat STRIP. -: "a ~ he
any one delighted with
o..;;nn. and sneak in terms of highest commen-
Sat;p, ~ ira MAGICAL effects and medical virtues.
~ a enaak in this matter "What We 90 KNOW az.
ton years experience, and pledge our W
| the fulilment of what We here oeclSIo' ~ So
every instance where the infant IL suusis go,
a;n a nd exhaustion relief will be fOund In hiSeen
r. t,s.nty minutes after the syrup II
Tbis yaiuabIe preparation is the prescription oil
! one of the most experienced ana skiuul lures go;
Now England, and has been used Win he'ei
| success in THOUSANDS OFCASES. ....
| IL not onIy relieves the child but lnvlgofates
tho stomach and DO els corrects scidity and ewes
| tone and energy TO the whole system. IL VIII b.
| most instantly relieve ,,,,,,D r,yoT
nl.rc,,me conyulsion. which, if not speedily re.
nnu al IN dsath. We believe it the best and
unea. rsUasdv --- in the world, in
sure sur ca..s ~ Dysentery and
n;a,rboos in FOh children wheth.
:. ar;sas ClIlLDhE1N fl o m teethipg
fan, 80 TFETHING, other cause
W. uonId ssy - to every mother
W ~ cb;,d suffering from any Of the foregoing
ccmpaints-do not let your prejudices, nor tne pre-
iudiees of others, stand between your su1erlns
child and the relief that will be sure-yet, absolu
teIy sure--to follow the use of this medicine y
timely used Full directions for using win a.. de
comnanv each bottle. None genuine unless tn
fac-simile of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York
| is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world;
Principal Office, No. ~ Cedar Street, n. l. frlc'
| univ IS cents per bottle. Jan 70 9s-sd" ~.
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SMITH,. ~ n IL NL"H''A
SMITH n NUGENT,
Attorneys at Law,

WILL practice their profession in the Probate
w Circuit and Cbancery Courts of Tunica, Co.
ahoma, Bolivar, Washington and Issaquena coun-
ties and will attend to special eases in the Circuit
aud Chancery Courts of SunfoWer county.
~ "A
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erN1TrNE MARTIN eUITARs ~

J. GENUINE MARTIN gu IFAKS ="
Also guitarsfr from Hall q Sons, Schmidt Maui,
Tilton and other favorite makers In great variety
and Of every price.
We have now the largest and most complete stock
Of sheet music, musical instruments and musical
merchandise In the South.
Our stock Of music for piano, guitar, melodeon,
violin, hute, harp, 3d., We believe to be the best
seiscted In the SOUTH Il embraces all the standard
nieees and all the popular music Of the day and is
n, ntly increased BY additions Of new music
sram every pu blishsr In the United states.
Jastraciion books for oil instruments.
Music snd instraetien o9oks sen. ~ man p0s'Age
fslso Gaits.s, from q, 80 % SIS; Flutes from
~ "a - $50: Violins, from s1.50 to SOD: Violin
"a Guitar Strings. PATTON d BARFIELD.
N.rl .lfa--a. H.. 49, =
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LOUIS HOFFMAN,
xH nuArEu
NEW pHOTOG;iRAiPH ROOMS,

washington Street.. Yicksburg Miss.
All kinds of Repairing done with dispatch.
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NOTICE.

H ERR keeps the best assortment Of Powder
IN +. Cans, and 6uAwadding. April 1850.
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lcCo UO CtIcVua Ut~
RpfpFRneRs.

In proof of DR.. CARES proficiency and success
in the treatement of the above named and kindred
diseases and deformities, beg leave to refer to
the following persons for whom he has rendered
services:
r. Terry, Leske Co. Miss, "a case Of hair lip.)
Georgiana Wilton, Grenada, Miss, Cross eyes. }
S. D. Davis, Shelbyville, Ind, (Cross-eyes>)
C. Sliger, Andersonville, Ind, tCross-eyes.l
Jane Jones, Cornersvile, Ind, Cro,s-eyes
R. C. Balch, Pamela Co., Miss, Cross-eyes.l
RI. Mosby, Kesciusko, Miss, {Cross-eyes
W. Dsubenspeek, Pennington, Ind. (cross- yes }
D. B. Harrison, Oakland, Miss, (Cross-eyes-)
NJ G.. Newbury. Cofeeville, Miss, (Cross-eyes.)
Richard Rice, kentucky, (Hairlip.)
I. T. Buchanan, Wenona, miss., (nair-lip.1
J. c. Turner, CofeeviIle, Miss, (Hair-lp.)
Tbos B. Young Pamela Co. Miss, flair iip.)
Besides the foregoing he has many other certi.
fcases in his possession, amply attesting his skill
in the treatment Of Which he ia kes
pleasure in exhibiting to persons who may desire
his services. He has also the highest recommenda-
tions from the Medical Faculty.
Nav 25 '60-tf,
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New Jewelr,

CEORGE'S Vol. VII. of Mississippi Reports
NJ Terms As 90 cash. mailed on reception of
$500 cash. (mny Is 800 }. B. MOREY.
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PASSENGER Trains leave New Orleans, ut the
L Depot of the Company, corner of Calliope and
Magnolia streets, at 700 A. NJ. and at 500 p. NJ
and arrive at New Orleans at 800 p. NJ =, and al
$50 A. NJ; dsily, Sundays included.
Trains leave jackson going north ut 4:40 +. III
and at $40 A. NJ; and going south at 1880 A. NJ
and at ll:SO 7. NJ.
Trains connect at Jackson with Southern Rail
road Trains for Vcksburg and Brandon, and a
Canton with Mississippi Central Railroad Train
going north.
Children three years old and under, free thos'
over Il rec and up to twelve years old, balf price
all over twelve years of age, full fare.
Through tickets to all principal cities, North ant
East, can be obtained in New Orleans at the ticke
Office of the Company, adjoining No 40, st Charlie
street opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, or at the De
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NAY JexeIry Cases are now brimful of the best
NL nsttsrps' of the latest styles of fine Jewelry.
Naacb ~ al J. B. M0REY.
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1;oId and SILVER Watches.
BARGAINS will be given in W aicnes, for cash, OIL
Is arnrnrea credits J. b. M0REY,
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large supply just received 81
~ april 81 80. J. 8. sIzRks
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Fresh Garden Seed.
EUSr received, from Landredth Son.
a. anil ~ ,6O' J.B. MoREY
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SEWING MACHINES.

II. d. Z ANo, Agent.
Office ftoo Doors above .Spengter's Corner, STATE
Street,
JACKSON MISS.
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JOHNSTON, SHEPHERD 4 SAUNDERS
sUOcEssOKs TO
Churchill, Johnston 4 Co..
Nos. q Murray & Rarrea Ns.
Importers and Jobbers Of F0reigR and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
White Goods, Hosiery, Notions &c.s
A LII orders entrusted 10 their care shall have
IN prompt attention.
Rufus N. johnston, Carter A. Saunders, ChAs. A.
Shepherd, Jno. Il. Wortsndysr, WIN. A. LatiA,
Yorkville, 8. C., Special.
Ian IL i6O-d&Wly .
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NOTICE.
uTAGoNs, Carts and Wheelbarrcws, manufao-
w tured b. the Undersigned. Also, repairing
and biacksmithing done on short notice in the
oity Of Jackson, near the toll bridge:
Hsn4 sa4wf JN0. KERNS.
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RHlIIOHUa
@@Mt -. -.

1850 RAILROAD TRAVELLING 1850
New Orleans, Jackson and q reat Northern
Railrnah.
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orr BY THE FIRST TRAIN

+ AM In hurry to drive down to Johnson's,
Il The City Trunk Store,
To get on Of his fne travelling Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes, where may be found great variety Of
styles and prices, with Saddles Bridles Martingaes
and Whips; also those famous
McMurray,s Riding Bits,
and anything else In my line Of business. Two
{ and Horse Iron axletree wagons and Carts.
An assortment Of Best Fishing Tackle.
@. JOHNSON.
Jan 8 Soft. W. q. Aliens Old Stand.
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JACKSON BOOK BINDERY.
AND
Blank Book ManufactorY.

Corner opposite the Bohrnsdn House.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public Offices, made to order after any
pattern desired, both as regards Printing and ku-
ling, superior in quantity and hnish and furnished
at lowest Southern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FOR REAL OR PERSONAL PROPER
TY GUARANTEED MADE AS THE Law REQUIRES,
And to suit in size the requisites Of any county in
this State.
Blanks of all kinds also furnished, printed in
dhs conformity TO law.
EE Binding of Periodicals, Music, Magazines,
etc., done in Q neat style. l.. JULlENNE,
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:. HARVEY,
Carver and Gilder.--LOOking Glass and
Portrait Frame Manufacturer.
Opposite the Botoman House, jackson, Miss.
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
III public, that he is now prepared TO furnish
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND AAHOGoRY FRAMES,
LOOKING GLASSES, 4c., &C.,
On as reasonable terms the above articles can be
purchased anywhere. He would also call partieu-
lar attention to the fact that he can re-gild old
frames, and warrant them to look as well as new.
j. HARVEY,
july 20, 1853. iy Opposite The Bopnadn Po,se.
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J. D. COBB, G. AAALosE'
n. ORLEANS. h ". boNkN'
IS COBB, MANLOYE Il CO.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, &c =,
WASHINGTON STREET, vICKsBURG.
AGENTS FOR MARTIN, COBB d CO.,
Commission Merchants, New Orleans.
NAIE keep constantly on hand, Flour, Pork. Ba-
w con, Lard, Whisky, Nails, Bagging, Rope,
Jeans, Linsey, Lowells, Axes, Blankets, kussetts,
Soap, Starch. Candles, Tobacco, Sugar, Molasses,
Tea, Coffee, Wine, Liquors.
Agents for {. Carver 4 Co.'s patent Cotton gins.
March's Wagons, Carts and Timber Wheels. Wood
4 Perot's Ornamental Iron Works.
F. S. HUNT will attend to business Of above
House in a'kson.
March27 'sO--s-w1y. COBB MANLOvE&CO
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The Economist and q. w. Hubbards'
TX l.. SEWING MACHINES at City
prices, $50, S45 and $50.
LII those Sewing Machines heretofore unsur-
N Passed, must now give place TO those up sale at
the CITY Trunk Store. Call and examine aud judge
for yourselves Of the simplicity speed and durability
Of stitch. C.JOhNooh, Agent.
Fishing tackle, great variety, warranted to
catch when fsh bite. March q '60-Iy. CO..
ALLEN PATRICK,
CARPEN TER AND b L d E r
HAvING returned to Jackson, for permanent
Ii residence, offer my services to the citiEens
Of jackson, as a Carpenter and Builder--th hiking
them for patronage heretofore received from them
and hoping the promtitude and skin with which
ali contracts shall be executed, will secure TO me
their further favor.
Nav 60-s6Wu. ALLEN PATRICK.
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TOE wyNsr0u

MRS. WIG3LOWs
A experienced Nurse and Female P1JnSiSn'
"A nresents to the attention of mothers, net
SOOTHING SYRUP,
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LIN w II MN ~ AaNNN'NAHM
,Ro, 8. YERG ER, FULTON ANDERSON WINS YKRGkR,
VEIILL practice Law in partnership under the
w name and style of "Yergers Anderson"
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eufeet remedy
all cases OF
Diarrh9a in
err it arises
OF from q n y
We would say
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in the world, in
Dysentery ana
children Wheth-
fl ON teethiDg
other cause
to every mother
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PRENTISS HOUSE.
LEvEE STREET, yIcKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI.
VlAS been renovated and re- furnished from cellar
III to garrett. The Proprietors devote their time
and attention t. the comforts 10 their guests. W
invite the uublic to come and u.s.
March so '6O-tf TH0MAS& MITCHELL.
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m6uAtAuC- AVE- w.
in a single an
a cure " n Q n
Never did we
stance of dissat
any one " h o
contrary, all are
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-02
Your Attention, Democrats.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, one Of The
foremost Of the Douglas organs, il
jubilant over the reported fusion in
Georgia between the Bell and Ever.
EFT men. In IFS Wednesday paper
it says: "Lst our friends in The
South wherever their poacer can be
made effective, UNITE WITH TIE BELL
AND EVERETT MEN, and crush out the
disturbers Of Southern peace"
Democrats, have we not told you
again and again that those who follow.
ed Mr.. Douglas would be called upon
to "mnits With the Bell and Eserett
men, Those Of yen who 60 With
Mr.. D. through this campaign will
be called upon in the next Legislature
Of Tennessee to "anife with the Bel
md Evsret.men" toput Andy johnson
out Of the Senate aud put John Bell
n. Democrats, watch John Bell.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-02
Thursday Morning, August 2. 1860
latlonal DtInofraiit Gifket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
John G.. Breckenridge.
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
eph Lane,
~ oDEGoN
Why do they Do Il:
OF OREGON

Eror since the opening Of tho
present canvass. the Opposition pa
pers and speakers have pursued a
very different course in advocating
their cause before thepeople than they
have ever before done. Instead Of
appealing directly in behalf Of their
own party. they have buI little to
say for it, but have iDSustriously en-
gagged 10 advocating the cause OF
Mr.. Douglas. and in abusing Brock.
inridgs aud Lane. Every Opposi-
ton paper is crowded With encomi-
ums and eulogies upon tho Little
Giant" and inflated accounts OF
Douglas meetings in various parts
of the couptry. Why is this sol
Because they know FLU well that
Bell and Everett will stand 90 show.
ing at all. unless they succeed in
opening wider the breach in the
Democratic party, by inducing Dem,
ocrsts to vote the Douglas tieket
Is they are successful In this Their
their candidates may have somt
semblanoe Of o chance for carrying
few, and but very few at that, Of the
Southern States. But il they fai
in that, their hopes are blasted.
We trust our Democratic friends
will look we'll to this mstter-notice
elosely-and see what the Object
must Be Of the Opposition party il
besnesripg Douglas With praise, uhel
not three months ago they we're de
noupcing him and the doctrines b.
now advocates, as being equally cor
rupt and dangerous With Black Re
publicanism.
Democrats, as youlove yourcountfy
as you desire, 10 the language o
Mr.. Breckenridge, "to strengthen ant
to lengthsn' i've ask y0n t.
urge the claims of Breckinridge snt
Lane, who are the advocates Of ths
very principles that are to preserve
the Union.
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THEDoUGLAs SPIRIT.

Messrs. Miles Taylor, Pugh o
Ohio, end Albert Rust have issued an
other edict for and on behalf Of The
Douglas Executive COMMITTEES
They say to their followers:
1t remains for Us to add, as the
sentiment Of the Democratic Nation
al Committee, and az the universal
sentiment Of the supporters of Doug
las and Johnson, that NO COMPROMISE
WHATEVER is admissible. We de-
sire to ascertain the strength OF the
National Democracy in every State,
North and South, and We intend to
ascertain il. Wa have made no
proposition for q joint electoral ticket
n any State; and WE EARNESTLY
EXHORT YOU TO REJECT
SUCH PROPOSITIONS, INDIG.I
NANTLY, WHENEVER AND
MADE.