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9asb6iIIs gnipu an1 5msritan.
Daily IS; Tri-WeeIKly s.; weekly se.
hates Of AdVeriising.

TEN LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
III TnE DAILY
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MEssRs. ". B. DCBBs & Co., CSCuVNATI
DELR SIRsrks safe purchased Of yoa In September last
has stood the great Ere which occurred ia town the 22d
February ElsDddy had large amount Of notes, receipts
&c. in IT, before the building burned took the papers cat put
in some sheets oS paper and upon opening since the bHrusug
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THE SECOND To sHHassrIoS OF THE
HORTICULTURAL
kOCIETY
ID now open at
DEVICES building, yonkeys,
And VIII remain open I'LL 10 y. II. Friday.

TINTED STATES EN0lNKxRs oYYIcE, ,YoR FoRr
sandy HOOK Hsw Jsrssy leo West sizeenth street,
oGes viii 30 received until the Bth OF next for
delivering The following described granite upon
Sandy Hook. New Jersey, 70 VII:
yh.t-Abou 70 600 cubic feet Of ssous wsn qIassd 70!
drsssns into COUP So sespecvey % ziesn eighteen sod
four thirds Of the rise the length OF the stones
three and 81 feet The Offers VIII state The prise per cubic
foot taking hs fAce ~ VIII square and the average width
they IA be nAde for about GO linear ke twin
y n<h snd for linear feet Of each Of he
eighteen inch and arte~n inch
second-Fnryto piera Id stones n WORK foot
10 stones OF foot 6io rise and 80 stones Of o In rise
Zach o. three stones WORK feet inches long By
inches vide he osr for these WIN Be- By the cubic foo
IhsiIss following stone. for 20 casema.s ,~yerss ctr
ces, 70 Wit stones feet inches long by feet wide 40
sonss fe, inches lonG BY feet inches vide y
inches long BY feet inches vide and " pair q each
bong other s<e foot inches long These stones
VIII ali be Of the thickness OF inches and may be offered
for By superficial foot dress 10 thsl 1ickness or
ready dressed a. follows The beds 70 be "peen
mered the joins and front and back pointed
fulln and The lower bed rough hammered strAishlp
AL the above granite y 70 be well .quarred and Of sound
and durable quality and 70 be sac,oy the superntend
ing Engineer and he oers sill be accepted rnverse
circles parAtey, with the kinda
Of the described be
required BY DE 2h OF November nsxt the bAlssce 70
be deliver ed BY The lat Nay 1884, per being
served IN =. cssss frum sach payment % ne Of
Captain AMI supern,sndns Engineer o. Fa sandy Hook
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CLOTHING.


A BErIxa CHANCE yoR LADIES AND oISrLExEN
"a TO convert ihsr east on cic,hns INTO caAh i
ss S.GsT o 5r ne inS q 50 o1 SIN M M
tashmeres and Bsses paid for accordingly from u for
ar ns . "a ,ss .:.
.nx rwsIfs ;;rse vi" be panc'uAy attended
A EEw ufABLnBxxSr TO rvncIAsx cAss OF
cahiss yufn . o.rDs.s ana ys.siry for ne wss
Psas a,iss .s,isns Lie VII pleas. ssn q q.
m: ,sss,y; IN NV; ~
A srnL sErrxR AND suRssr Way ron LADIES
and ssss%sn % e. FIR gTos 70, c.s "a Gosps
sss s y. !. :.ss :sS a.: z ), : zss E
A BKrrER CHANCE rMAS IvKE.-LADrrs AND
s.s or sna es o sa % Jsns
xc. suy.nis. PAY he iall c..h pr,ss fos e ssoys
=. "a ~ md s Z q . e done y cs.
f s. s'l'" r''''' ant -''1 Ladies attended " BY x
TrKNrIoN.-B. NfNTz WOULD REsPBcrruLLY IN.
"A form zoe hdks and gentlemen the, be v psy The Ash
yswslry ma no. hambus NE Do c.n 90 or a.
as meet. s s: ssssss Ne s and
A ooop CHANCE yoa LADIES AND ersp.ExEH TO
silr. y. sIsse: yriss pad ss% NJ sss mama Is
CARD eESrLnErs rEw AND LEFT OFT
"A ciothns purrhs.ed ne western mnhs % hsrs Or
A lo. cn se .crs or .s .,,. rsc%s: cSsr
vfl p>sse sddre~ - above
A LARGE QUANTITY or OAsT OFF CLOTHING
"A wanted DE hsbesi pre- given and cash pad n current
r~rsons property a svery description Ca 90 or sdires
James Nsfonsy, ssi Pearl street.
A GREAT DKuAND.-rADrys AND aKxr.Ruxr
"A having cost % Clohins furniture rsrpess Jcweiry
70 spcse o. gssrsnee % oar TIE best price in hs cy b.
fah fwerysixth which ~l be attended by n
ABRAHAM. Ladies attended 70 By kra Abraham.
A GREAT DEMAND ron CIOrHISa-LADIns AND
"A gentlemen having csst % Clothing Furniture or
Csrp~s guaranteed " receive ~ folio -fsns fro
S ooss trer . 70 W. IN Dress from y p 80 Fr
ealing sddresing A. Harris 80 third Ladies
attended 70 by kra HAra
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE TO DISPOSE
IL of heir Cast OF Clnhlnr Js~siry Furniture,
neir fullest valve By addressing note n wr
III East Ihuneth sfeet between IhSd sud Lsnngtr
no nnn WORTH or GrNrIEvEvs WV trD
bC.OVU ief Of Clothlrg wanted f0f he Western
81 ossy ~ an, y ma. ga ~ o.ns u II. go -
aidr~slns wrr- Wash. n Certre Stree.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
E'oR sArE-A HOTEL COACH, HOSES AND sEw
Harness ali IN cunrsis order. ard VII be so'i very
sfss7. Inquire Al stable ist Merssr street
TOR saLE-a TOR Buss y. CITY WADE RrS Bur
~ one month VII be aoii A. srsa. sacrasg Tor sash To
be seen AZ staale No 100 ntv rar rRr4gnArs Co.
cure opposite In No -, n 2. F0ORHkEA
U,oR sAru-rHE OWNER uAvrro NO UsE rog
n,m ~, fat pseirr Hor.ss " taras hgh to',aer
xSshsl ght rsg.n .nd H.rnsss sply fa sns seer =
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M EDICAI..

"A ass psy:e.n, s.s . eoasasd i y crusby srss sa
s I'd s nSas saa :scrssy a - ''
WORD TO THE wrsE.-pR sPApK asa BRooxs
"A street. up stairs corner Of Crosby cures without nss-
A Dps.@sp 70 xARRIlp AID sIxeLk-Da Var.
E n.T. - Az: !. ssa s. 5, s: q
wsy, T. ana sy ne sasos i - ssoons srssI sssosl
ss :s; q : s: :: ny = isa;a . al
y {. DSss . nav MAY =. 90.
srs 3 " c sO s. uyas, " o am 70 =
he. RALPH. AUTHOR OF VIE .PRACrrcAL Pr.
~ vaie IreAlse a. once ls Crosby street. corner q
Iho.s v: sgpy s. cry .t.ss:o q ss.s ssnpi.as vi
he cure Il = chiefly However So.e saaerns from 1saS
ss sanding &c, Who Ss' spprecis his
.a q oses esss . s.s..sa csnss' sss ssss
.S ssn.ss s ssas mo- cs ~. -
Sorl 6aissriS nssss osllssss =: = Splo.s -
nR LAcosrA. rHs succEsruL FRENCH PHYsI.
de.v.ssS us srosasay .n '' o. disease 'Ae' and "n
DR y HoLLrcE-rHE AUr zoR AND LEcrURn.
oaee s sre.d-y AZ Hoa iro" " w DAILY srceps
m coRBrrr-T wEsrY EIGHT YEARS IN oFrrcr
~ praetss eo.sused a. - Centre street, near Duane.
EoR THE FERMENTATION OF HUMAN rIFE-rRI.
yss confined his attention. 70 disesses OF cass
Which ,. has treated s.s hAn ny housana vsoai
no interruption 70 business change q Diet Dr. HuNrER
s.s ~ "a So 70 he @oPs as s y
rse .sd cure Sasrsnsed sepsrs.s rom. = .hs ne
patient one but DO Docsa kmssf Boos 100 ".
TTrgpIy rnpORrIHT 10 pnTU erTTS vXRRIrn
III or snse.-'Nedieai ADVISER and hsriae. dude ssA
edition. 80 psr-:. about no enrrs-inss ny LAR:
sssi, q y i,,.sff sss .nfr... a. NJ iosP y. All
ne,Vcs:S--s sesy. Sai nd s.p.r ~ 80 ss.r ss
q s i, ss q . .s r.1
he ssst, sery ssr =, s:h ssT; ,oorsaEs y
IIow TO CURE DISEASES OF rHK xOsr DIsua xss-
III n< charsctss-ses Pstienis' Guide, By a. W. Morton
" D. cosisnins sdvcs and mode of cure with pesssni
sure Pr-s 10 c-u,. sd ~ D i1sr-us. No ys!ss
street % sst Zee % receipt o. -four postage ssampa Adj
IMPORTANT TO TIE MARRIED AND THOSE ABous
yssssi. ss. saisa ss xsrrd aomss'. PrSa. s.s
.. e .s aor Hes. and H. one. IN Esy &
kewyors vii b sent By mail 70 any par. q NE United
y yas snd oansds CO receipt VI Address BON liza Fsv
| GUM AN EARLY eHAvR-READ THE PRIvArE
~ heta frestse BY DR. ward rer arly edu ,sted PHI
csr.n Do wsr ss SoS Az ds...s 1roa sss
go1 .ress as rem ed,es and resiaeutb The usi
ths nd = ere s,ssudsd prssies han an
casr Bvi7g sh,s,csa Dr. wAsD alone S5i
pRoTrssoR REsrELr, is7 CHAMBERS STREET.. can
fosi eSoe " ~ y" % 's'''f !" 0'' ''''s's- TSs
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DRY GOODS, &C.

aAysoRs. CONSISTS AND SKIRTS ExG,n
az s,: ss:' .s ss s' . =
md 2 Ea: s s.,, ssu: 3:
s.s ss S,osdssy Sss.s Fourth ASy .sss.s
00v of the avenues
GREAT CLEARING OUT sALE-AND MUST BE
SD before ne lat q on sesosSt q sn4fsng
% wna0S shade. Good Ingram SHps., as s L, psr
s1 c s1s :: Sssl u.sss e u
e. ]. .1a s ssns % z Fl
% rS Ds so 4 4 =. ntr g. as and
"a sSsa.s. %, a coXTss ~ Hudson street. above
CqOAAs CIoAE SsA TS oFss,ss.
AND r1 Al 70 nss STYLES
AID y II Es R5Dsax x4s1F FEFoHs
Don't fan 70 call before Purchaains.
Prom 50 y y per cen, lower
JA.n S ssvrGyy
Wholesale nd rs,.n n.nat.cfarer.
20 bowery, neal hoAson street
n L HARDIsos SKIRT FAcroRy-BEsr wovEn
lat o geo Made ss' s1s sp.sd and
nbpFsG street. near Hud'on.
" Pan and Winter olosss, 2. the latest styles
loea Broadway one door shove Twenty SIKH street.
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 CO.,
~ 5sl Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
large assortmen, o.
English ana mercan
BLANKETS.
Also q fun lns Of
SHAKER FLANNE1S,
made expressly for our retail trade.
HugHEs, DuPuY CRKHANGE.
n Sal BROADWAY, 3n
large sni desirable assortment
q Paris Fancy Goods, comprising many Novelties among
WhAah
Knbes and Bnckles In gilt pearl, steel and jet
6nk Caps Coifeuys Hair Nets, In styles
Rnh Dress and Mantla Buttons In al gilt Jet and gilt al
baAck and fancy
Rich Ladies Belts and Belt C1asp8
Fancy Combs and Pins now styha
shawl Pins, in alL pearl and pearl and steel
- an Of which Of the Wholesale
fsIy solicited, and which hey offer 81 the lowest market
psiceA
HOOP SKIRTS FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES BALL
"a n largest VARIETY The shapes At moderate
9 0AYEORS, 6D Broad way near Union square, and 6H
BgonAwAy, between Fourth and Amiy srces Our u
are ~ for sale any oher stores In New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER a. SHEET


GHEMIoAL BANK. Nav YORK, sEPr. 10 1890 :
N. sa AND q o. A s ssn
payable 70 stock holders sad sfer Monday ho lst day
.. O. WILLIAM ossAsr.
CLAIMs OF THE SOLDIERS or NEW YORK STATE
.S militia Hss q s ,or eoss Moasy osne S
Ii 'D soSaHr AND SOLD
. van a ssSs New Sor.
NEW oRLEAHs AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT BIZ
AUGUST BELMONT co. 70 Wan street.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDKRs-rH. BONDS OF rH1
sn VII Is. Ds wiz
sentaion surrender Il he irsssurer's oos oorn
Sn1 ioss, 2u sss' rs Sa SssrS. Treasures
NEW YORK CITY sIx PER CENT FLOATING
Debt Fund stool due is inss,'s psy.s ss qr,s,S
HAD, 81 kscS s psss. - : = -
NEW YORK, SEPT. n. ls60-rHI INrKRlN
~ due October upon The mortgags oonds Of The New
q s On and Re si
The Republic, al tho ofdce of The company,
'"'A' ''''A'' '''''' - ". BEHESr rrsalur.-.
RAILRoAD PROM HAvANA--BRANcH FROM THE
city 70 he Csrro The Company feeling dsOosed % con
has % = eight and Srss quarter. Essh:s nss VIII admit
proposals. under sealed The once Of the Copany
h .ssa M he sS October nss CO Sis
G s S :DS hey g ds.9 he e.
nag given % .: party who binds himself 70 conclude the WORK
.a <. z s01Ss for
e @ corners ss's n Hsc2s j. ya L. '''' sa'n
10 ion: c c ssa s o. Us,.ns P,s.es
tons Screw NAis 70 fAst<n the rails 70 the sleeperA
he n &c snd n
Sse.msni the arrangements win b made accordingly
DON LOUIS YBoIESs sosa1. : Hs1.sA
n. two former win exhibit dw 6. Ne ..a
s% 9, sDS ss s he plan; @
from hs s' III 70 IN De morning.. -'' 0 =
RrAl1rA'o.hs e 1sS1 sASSSRRLAsD AND wA1.a
sa.s Il s:astss ..A,D
In sums from, 1..as q M upwards
u'1 TAYLOR BROTHERS B.nlsrs
70 Wall street. New Yorh.
OK OOO Any BUSINESS MAN MAY MEET WITH
ia1.Dn Ss here ssa
IN sSRs adarss T ni is s In
sui Apply New ss
$l25OOO At s sg. Szss y 20 3.
Brook properly and farms In this Apply
70 JOHN r. CONkEY 1t the ONCE OF the Peoples Fire
rance Company 6s wall street
s mn mn OLD AMERICAN COPPER CENn
O.UOU.OUO wanted 1t -four per cent discount anveg
chang bought At one quarter Of per discount
xO6hMAN, No Tfyon row.
sPECIAL NOTICES.
------~---~~-~>~e~~>~>>>->
NIFTY LODGE, NO. 32a =. A. M-rHE MEMBERS OF
"A Amity Lodge reminded that the recess
ing ired the regular communications been resumed
aud that the next meeting viii be held at s OF
Centre and Grand streets Friday evening the 2sh
eight oclock Members are particularly requested TO attend
and correcshe list Of res where special
commur cat for work o. q. and NJ H. DegTees VIII be
held tie same evening" At O'Clock Members Of The
fraternity good standing cordially invited us
JoHs J. TisDAIS Sec HENRY W. TURNR1, ".
THpIDgL CONVENTION OF Isoo-rHE ryFIDEL Az
ISOLATION Of America viii hold he annual convenou
rcins Sunday, October in the Assembly Rooms
No 40 Broadway, at 10 O'Clock A. The pubc invited
10 attend Per order. HORACE sKAvER, ProdenL
2. N. BEcgETr. Secretary.
THE SECOND EXHIBITION OF THE
YoNKnRS
HORTICULTURAL
- tocIETY
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yxyArrEn-A GOOD STYLISH SECOND HAND DOUBLE
w sleigh that has but nls used and that
vbe sid thesp Apply Al = PARK row, opposte NE Asor
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OCVLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR Won nosCHzBKER, EUROPEAN ocUIIsr.
~ be consulted all affections Of The Eye
vhch may require medical surgical AID aghl
Dr. Won Mosehsker hsa during his resdence In the United
tons which have gained him the highest testimonials that
Be given 70 any professional man. which may be seen q his
consulting l Clinton place. between Fifh and axh
avsnuea B-Artscial syes inserted 70 defy detection.
Advice given regard 70 the and abuse n gaas and
drecopa " the eIacfocusea after accurate eramna
ton BY the ophihamescope and ophthameter and in
the used DR. 0raefe,
Of Berlin for Al Who are osssd % b.ve optical ed either 2
between Ffh and cxth avenaea
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pROFsssoR REsTELrs is7 CHAMBERS srRREr CAN
* .ansnea as pc a. ~ y e''sr . boz 755s rs~ Tos
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U,oR sAIS-rBE OWNER HAvrra NO usE rog
n,m ~ '.i psei-g Hor.ss, ~ taras hsh, tortoer
Ihe Stable West sstJ ~. srsst Between ne sr.b so
Twsltb aver aex
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UsoR sAIE-A HOTEL COACH, HORSES AND rEw
Harness all In cumrisie order. ard VII be e)i very
efrsp. inqulre a. stable i1 Meyer street.
TOR sALE-a Tor BuGe y. CITY WADE Run Bur
~ month; WI be aoi A. sacrlGef fcr ssh II
be seen AZ snae No. 100 itv rar rargnlars TO-
cure opposite, In No ~. n .. vOORHkE8
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O0Bw PARIs D. GOODS
~ JANIS GRAY co have open heir
vAIL TMPORrAIIoNS
wXTxKED SILKS AND MORE
PLAIN AND FANCY PoPLIss
To BROADWAY,
Cornar of wavsrley Plaza
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| ITO Lsr-PARr or HOUSE - BAyAsD STREET Gao.
Ton. rss wen sdspted for vsspe satisysmiiy Ala,
srkor ~ houss 100 nercsr Appy the premises
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LIMITATION BALI.-rHrRB WILL BE A GRAM
u Bal given Al sAlters Newrx Bag Hotel on rhurstA
VVsnsns eepiemN az 1850 Waaces celebrated band ha
bsan engaged The proprietor has made Arrargensnt
aase sscs running from jersey CITY ferry % he hotel 70
~ accommodated OF the guests until ven O'CLOCK returnn
- A. P. sALrIR, Proprietor.
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GUM AN EARLy aHAvR-READ THE PRIVATE
- hetca rrssise BY DR. Ward, regularly ein ssed phy
scsn wholly devoted 70 curing diseases Of certain c'sss
ene msy orsul Or Ward sny dsessss 1pon which
~ goa treats HIS edes and reatsnentthe AT
$500 N ne word-are prepared from lifetime spent "a
~ sres, nosp as and yended practice han
cher bfinE ph-Nc DR.. WAaD alone an restore g11
sorrd Orlce, 80 Brusdwsy.
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A BETTEB CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A 10 convert their on Clohnx INTO caAh Il received
large order from the souh and West VAL
pay the foiovng prices-frum - 70 so for sun Dresses
Cashmercs and Bas paid fo accordngy
Pana fvm - 70 81 for Cote Carpels Furniture Jew
ery he note addressed 70 ia Seventh besweeu
Nneeeenk and Twentieth win be puncuAy astende
70. Ladies amended 10 By MA y.
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uo LET-rHR LOWER PART OF SEv FIRST CLASS
Bouse, In Fifty fourth street between .iih md Seventh
% and back Fuoa tvo Hefrcpns,
trent aud gas hot and cold wae bath laun
dries Ac
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a and Mrs. rRFSoR reopen heir vel hnovn rccma
wcs thirty fourth street. near Broadway " his We
ssrsss Brooklyn, D. now open on Mondays and Thur!
Appucs on for admission crcul>rs 30 be msd
ary time Private isssons schools and hcms Glasses n
$500 10.
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DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
wRSrEspAYs and sAfrRpAYs IN Nov yors-
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS In BROOKLYN
AssP. N. for chiidren-sP n for genusmen-
ounnenee IN New York. sspssmbsr =,
In addition 70 the oourt orsdrs Prince fmperAe Rvsr
greep Knpe and other social dsnces Mnuet Qnsdrle Ian
d educational dances already introduced By Mr.
DoDWCRTH variety of newer dsnces vii Be brought for.
vrrd during he seaso one he QuAre Hrienne
adapsed 70 ths dsvsiopemens Of graceful movement n
crer;sr Of terms, &c., mar b had u either Academy
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Cen BATE spoke for an hour and quarter his speech
made glad the hear of every Democrat while the
Opposition felt that their party and candidates for
Presidential honors, were small matters and would
hardly be known IN the race
When Mr.. GoLLARAr took the stand he appeared
to be excited, and stammerod for acme time before
he conld get start After he got off, he made his
usual harangue about the Union, and there is no
man no earth who could have told whether he was
for DOUGLAS or BELL he said his old father had
taught him to be Democrat, and he contended that
STEPHEN a. DoUGIAs was the regular Democratic
candidate and spent good deal of his time to prove
that DOUGLAS stood now where the Democracy had
always stood, and he worked at it until he himxelf
from his appearance) got to believe he was fight
ing the Wind and quit, his time having expired.
His speech was dead failure, and so Acknowledged
by many of his own party.
Gen. BATE made reply of twenty minutes. which
aroused the Democracy to the widest enthusiasm.
Old men who have taken no part in politics for
years, were perfectly electrified, ard lust such a
spirit has never pervaded the Demoeracy here since
the days of IA. You may put down handsome
gain for old Rutherford and if the gallant BATE
continues do just such work as he has done here
to day all over this Congressional district it will
give BRECKENRIDGE and LANE fair majority in No
Vember,
GoLLADAY's reply was more signal failure than
his main speech. litf H# 1881
The Democracy here are perfectly delighted with
their standard beare-. heard many Democrats
say. BATE is the man who cannot only conquer Got
LADAY in this contest but that he can beat BOB Hat
TON for Congress in this district in 1861. D.
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1udrn Nicholson in Cnrro,I.

HUNTINGDON, sept 5, 1861.
This has been glorious day for the Democracy of
old Carroll. We have been treated to a feast but
seldom enjoyed. To-day, with but short notice,
the people came up from the hills and holiows to
hear Tennessee's noble son, A. o. p. NICHOLSON and
for two long hours they were enchanted 1t were,
while he was showing them whittier we were tend
ing and who alone could save US. His speech was
the most ststesmanlike to which it has ever been
my good fortune to listen. cannot undertake to
give you the points in his speech, but must say
that he met every question fully and fairly. The
Opposition concede that ne is the fair and states
manke debatOr they know.
When Mr. NICHOLSON concluded, the champion of
the Ninth District Gen. J. D. C. ATKINS, took the
stand. His voice rang through the air like the
sound of bugle blast in the days of Sir WILLIAM
! WALLACE, calling to the Spartan band of true De-
mocracy of old Carroll TO rally to the standard of
BRECKENRIDGE and LANE, and they in days of yore
responded in one long and loud applause, indicative
of what they will do in November. And when
say that for an hour and half the enthusiasm con-
tinued, with the cry of "go on" :.go on" l only
give faint idea of his speech.
After Gen. ATKINS concluded, call was made by
the Opposition upon HAWKINS, their elector, who got
up and told them that he did not expect to make
speech and would not, but he did make TIE attempt.
When he got down a shout rent the air for ATKINS,
who, in fifteen minutes utterly demolished his con-
petitor.
You may put down old Carroll as all right. with
an increase on our last vote for our candidates.
There are not ten DoUGLAsites in the county to-day,
and they wont be here long. OLD CARROLL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-11
The state Electors a. Bolivar.

r4 fr-4 BOLIVAR, Sept 7, $780,
Messrs. HAYNES, Polk and PETTox spoke here to-
day. in the order named. Col HAYNES made for
himself great reputation with the d. moeracy by
his able advocacy and vindcation of their principles
and candidates. His noble bearing eloquent senti-
ments and convincing logic, engaged the attention
and ELECTED the applause of the large crowd present
The Democracy of West Tennessee had heard very
favorable accounts OF their gallant chqmpicn and
their highest expectatOn s were fully realized One
of the strong points of Gel HIS speech was partic
lary forcble and striking. he proved from In
contesnble evidence that upon the disappearance
from the political boards of the Wing and Know
Nothing parties, the Black Republican par ty Lad
arisen, while the Democratic party had increased
its strength, shown by the increased vote receiv-
ed by BUCHANAN over that of PIERCE He also
showed up Mr. BELLS record with scathing severity
while he insisted that the only result that could fol-
low the persistence of the DOUGLAS Democrats in
their present suicidal policy would be to throw the
vote of Tennessee to Mr.. BELL.
Maj. Polk followed Col HAYNES. and labored
hard to show that the DOUGLAS Democracy have
not deserted the Cincinnati platform in supporting
the champion of Squatter Sovereignty. Throughout
that Congressional protection to property in the
Territories is Congressional Intervention, and there
fore thatin advocating protection to property when
necessary, the true Democracy have abandoned the
doctrine Of Congressional non-intervention. Moth
ing can be more erroneous and fallacous
Col. PEYToN next spoke, and consumed his time
in defending BELLS record, deprecating disunon,
and echoing the cry of YASCET YANCEY The Col
passed some very eloquent and beautiful eulogiums
upon the Union and the Constitution, which were
responded to unanimously by the audience and ac-
cepted by Col HAYNES in advance. When asked by
Col. PEYTON if he would favor dissolution Of the
Union in the event OF LISCOLN's election, Col.
HATEE's emphaticay responded "no.n
An amusing incident occurred in the rejoinders.
Col. HAYNES read an extract from message of
President Polk in which the doctrine is asserted of
the right of the people of the Teri itores to govern
themselves when they to form State Constitu-
tion and charged Maj. Polk with having abandoned
the faith of his illustrious brother. Maj Polk in
responding, said that Col. H. had quoted an unjust
and unfair extract from the Nashville UNION AND
AMERICAN. Col. HAYNES promptly replied mo, sir,
have read from the original document and pro-
duced the Congressional Globe, much to the merrl-
ment of the audience.
heard the debate between BRADFORD and MAJORS
here on the 3Oth ult and can say that the gallant
young BRECKI> RIDGE Elector in this District is doing
glorious work for our cause. Never have l seen
more gallant and successful fight carried on than
he is now waglng. He will win glorious guerdcn
IN November, and if l mistake not, his labors will
tell largely on the result.