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Sumner,s speech Endor,cd

The Chicago Democrat of the 18th instant, the
home organ of ABRAHAM LINCOLN reprints SUMNER 5
nile abolition speech recently delivered at the Cooper
Institute IN New York and declares with flourish
Of trumpets that contains the true doctrine" II
oonId not saw less of the campaign document of the
BLACK Republicans q To PROSTATE the South " is th'
!. .,,a doctrine" To drive Southern men to dl'
like poisoned rats in their holes is the true doc
..i,e ,, Toexpel Southern men from all seats
n.tional mower - is the true doctrine We pre-
NC tbat the Massachusetts, Legislature when Il
Son AGAIN will, by solemn resolution, endorse I'll
C.,,, Institute speech, as they did his speech Oh
~" of slavery, recently delivered IN TIA
Irr;.o3 States Senate.
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Me,srs Murs TAYLOR, PUGH of Ohio and ALBERT
RUST have is.ed another edct for and on behalf OF
the DcUGIAs Executive Committee lhey Sd! ~
their followers
1t remains for us to add, as the sentiment OF tne
Democratic National Committee and as tne uhiFer,
sal sentiment of the supporters of Douglas and
johnson, that COMPROMISE WHATEVER Is admlssloie
We desire TO ascertain the strength of the Naiohal
Democracy IN every State North and South, and we
intend to ascertain 1t. We have made no PROPOSE
ton for joint electoral ticket in any State and
WE EARNESTLY EXHORT YOU TO REJECT
SUCH PROPOSITIONS, INDIGNANTLY, WHEN
EVER AND WHEREVER MADE
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The Louisville Journal reports the Nashville Ba'=
nsr as being in receipt of the HayReTllle lIenn')
W,,febnan. which had repudlated the BREGKtNRIDGE
and LANE flag and run up that of BELL and EVERETT
There is no such paper in this State The Hayne-
Vile ALA Watchnaa, the paper alluded to, was pur.
chased b. gentleman who had an uhcoh'rollaoie ue
sire to advocate the candidates oil tRe lgnorers
The former propriators sold out because they made
money by the operation, and not from any change IN
sentiment towards the BREekNRIRGE ticket inc
Banner was very careful to suppress this part Oh
the history of the affair nor has it yet made the
correction. notwithstanding we called It's attehno1
to the matter two or three days ago. We DO moi
know whether the journal knew the fact. Perhaps
il would make no difference if it did.
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extracts from ouF Basihsss csrrespon.
Harace.


Ono of our noble BREcKxRIDeE and LANE men of
Indian Mound, sending handsome club of sub
scribers to the UNION ASD American, says "The De-
mocracy throughout this section Of country en-
thusiastie for B. and L. There are no DoUGLAsTrEs
about here except some BELL men,
Again we are placed under obligations to our
Good Democratic fr1end F., at Woodford for another
excellent cldb of subscribers at that Office. If all
Democrats we're to work like he does for rs. the
tue Democratic doctrines would soon be read BY
every voter in the State. He assures us that the
good work goes bravely on for BREcKISRDGE and
Lane. We say to him and others, push forward the
noble cause and victory shall again perch upon the
Democratic banner.
Us. our sterling Democratic friend, writing for
club of subscribers at Oakwood, informs us that all
! goes ON well in that section for B. and L. Let our
friends send subscribers and let the people read
/ and BRECKENRIDGE and LANE will be elected.
An intelligent and working Democrat, sending US
| a club of subscribers from Sharon, says: con
graduate your readers upon the course taken oy
your paper, in battling against the BEIIrDouGIA'
move in Tennessee. Battle on and the victory shai
be ours"
A noble-hearted young Democrat, sending US
large club from Church Grove, Tenn, says II wen
to work to-day and made up the club WITHOUT an.
trouble, and though TOO yOa''g to uote yet' am no
too young to lrork
A number one Democrat, writing US from Swee
Wafer. sending us handsome club Of subscribers
saws. aMonroe county is all right. | don't thin
there is Douglaste in this county. unless he wa
formerly a Know-Nothng. To hear them talk the
all appear to be for DOUGLAS"
From a friend sending us club of subscriber
2 from Pennington, we learn that The Democrat
held grand ratification there for BREcKINRDGE an
LANE on the 9th inst, at which meeting speeeh'
were made by CAN'T and Dew of Maury, an
!, WHrrrHoRxE. ScuDDER, and MARTIN, OF Bedfor'
!. which will tell well for BRECKENRIDGE anc LANE
e this section D0ugastes are as scarce as hen teeu
e and Ignorers getting scarcer."
!, Our valued friend and noble-sOuled Democra
's G.W.S, at Lexington, Henderson county, havn
II sent US IS new subscribers now sends US ciuo
four more and adds: Il am determined to continue
=; work on for the circulation of the UNION AND AMEI
Il CAN certainly the most efficient paper In the oa'
and the greater the circulation the better for the
y terest and prosperity of our glourious cause al
= our common country B. & L. are gaining here ra
n idlv. owing to the movement of the BELL and EVE
EFT men working for DOUGLAS. The Democrats a
u seeing the trick and it makes them more decided
v our gallant standard bearers, and they will Il
be be bamboozled by SAM and his ignoring followe
en- Send on the UNION AND AMERICAN with its facts
-, figures, and the good work will roll on glorious
IL Next week expect to send you a club larger tn
N. onv and all Ihave sent yet"
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THE
LOUISVILLE COURIER
FOR
The Campaign

THE DAILY COURIER
Is mailed to subscribers year. Five Copies FOR s5 ~,
or for any shorter period the Off Fifty Gems month
The GLY publishes very quantity OF matter, and tbs
WEEKLY largest handsOmSs a'd cheapest sheets
printed in the Union.
All orders and letters should be addressed TO
W N HALDEMAN & co,
81 and IS Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Pspecmen Copies application. PrOspectuses will
be endJ who wish u get clubs juy26-dESt
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A HUSBAND ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BT HIS WIFE
The Wheeling IateEigencsr of the 9Th says Alex
ander Greenwood jr.. painter. who pursued his
trade on a boat coasting down the ohlo' was aocl-
JcntsIIv shot bv his wife a few days SINCE near
Callipois 1t appears that Mr.. G. and his wife were
conversing while he was repairing pistol that he
loosely remarked that he intended to shoot her
pointing the weapon he held in his hand and snap
ping It. She snatched up another pistol which WIS
on table near where she wcs standing. believing il
unloaded hut which proved to be heavily charged
pulled the trigger and sent the contents directly
through lis heart, killing him instantly.
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valuable Real Estale for sale.

r WILL sell on Monday, September 10 ls5o, ny Mills and
Farm eontai ing I45 The Mills new, pair
french Burrs for wheat good
Mill about so acres cleAei-bungs good, and only
miles from with good pike 20 it.
Eight Dwellings, TIE soust Pleas
ant oe-this only Hotel in ten miles Of this place
SO Town Lots suitable for DEens Stores Sons &C
Nount is surrounded ~ richest lands In Tennes
see the terminus Of the Tennesses and Alabama
road.
seven hundred and forty Of Land from to ten miles
from ths place. veil mbered and free stone springs
Aso 500 acres South Of this place. the Turn
pike sores Orchards Buildings good three noe
ee stone springs andfencns gcO This now
/ By Andrew Keneisy. Terms liberal 3 o. CkOss
I Mount Pleasant, Tenn, July Hi.
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NoIiee 10 Builders.

AIS will be received the Office Of the Nashville and
Cbatapoosa Railrosd company until o'cloek = on
Wednesday Angus Isl Tor me ions rue.loh o. r.
abe bpdng will Se three hundred BY thirty Feet one emu
thirty feet saUsre will be tE0 stories, and finished OF Tor ocs
ProDoas ill price per Thousand for the brick wo<
and f the carpenters work and complete including the
fgrnshi6 OF teri ais and expenses Incidental 10 = CON
struetion Of the work
pans and specifications will be ready for inspect on on the
3lst inst. a the Engineers Office ia Nashville
Proposals are also SOLICITED Tor two brio frame build
ings which upon the Companys gouLd and are no" Of
Iefsd for be removed -
Proposals will be addressed 70 r. O. nOhhls,
iaiy24 mao Resident Enci-eer N. 4 X
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The Patriot publishes a letter from Sheibyvilie
unon the DoUG1s question. The Patriot has not yet
rrblished the letter written to it few weeks ago
NV one Of the leading mel Of the Opposition in Bed
ford suoges,ine DOUGLAS as the candidate for the
Vice-Presidency on the BELL ticket Hhat was u
be done with Mr.. EVERETT However we presume
we ought to address that question to LEVEREIT SAL
roNsTAIL of Massachusetts,.
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The LYNUHBURG EDITORIAL TRAGEnY.-The exani
nation of George W. and William Hardwicke before
the Hastings Court of Ly1chburg for killing Joseph
Button assistant editor of the VirgniaR on the 23d
of June last, terminated the evening of the 10th
instant Itresulted in the Messrs. Hardwieke heiEg
sent on to the Circuit Court for final trial Apph-
cation for bail was promptly refused by the Court
but finally. ON the ground Of delicate health, they
were admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 each.
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\ Wild LEAP.-The Providence journal states
that on Tuesday night passenger, excited by drink
leaped from the steamboat train near Richmond
while the cars were running al the speed Of nearly
8 mile minute. The train was stopped and back
ed the baggage master and others took lanterns md
searched the sides of the track expecting to find
mangled and bruised corpse After proceeding a
short distance the missing man rose up, remarking
to the baggage master Don't he scared, boy, In
just off the train His face slightly scratched
which was the only injury apparent, but he wa
comDletely sobered
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Enrnishing Goods.

R stock Of Full Shirts again complete for cool
ness and comfort commend them being Pareu ar
present hot Ae have also small o
Of Pun Bosom Shirts together with endless variety OF plain
styles. ~
We have ase received another lot Of handsome Meek Ties
Gloves H.ndkerchefs Dressing Rotes suspenders, &c, &C
Also re supply ssasOnable Uud Twe4r Call and see oa
goods determined dispose a them at very low
being anxious to redLce cur stock j. H. MooiLL-
aDl
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Henr Mr.. Douglas.

In his speech in Memphis last year, Mr. DovGLA'
saidi
think the South entitled to the next nomination
and should like to see MIR, Breckenridge obtain 1t
H. Is nopular with the party, Iheleve. everywhere
ami deseryedly so, He is an able man, will make 8
GOOD President, and with pride name him as my
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There was a meeting of the friends OfGen. Hous
ten at Schenectady yesterday II was not largely
attended nor was there much harmony in acton
Gen. John S. Van Rensselaer, Of Albany presided
until towards the close when he was charged with
not being friend of Gen. Houston and he left The
chair. An address was adopted in favor of Gen
Houston as an independent candidate for the Pres
idency Com Stockton of New Jersey was named
40 run on the same ticket for the VicePresidency
Committee was appointed TO select an Electora
ticket. and the meeting adjourned amid much eonfu
sion-Neto York Tribune, July ~.
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a,toUtjou UOusekeeDers

ONsATURDAY MORNING, July 2sth 1860. at 10 O'Clock
} precisely, will make regular auction sale OF sew
and second hand Furniture, comprising Besteads, Bureaus,
Wa,drobes Chairs Tables Cases, &c And money
ia yery scarce may exysc We invite everybody
WI" - - HARDY BROTHERS,
1,o5 ,ctir GERS and Gen'I Agents 70 Public Square
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THEIR NAMES WILL LTyE.-A cemetery in New Ha'
ven encloses the graves of Eli Whitney and Charles
GOODYEAR. two of the most noted inventors OF our
country All are familiar with the results OF nhlt
nevis Invention in its relation to the agriculture OF
the Sc2thern States and the manufactures OF the
world.
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A Doc SAFELY PLUNGEs OVER NIAGARA FAILs-The
Niagara Falls Gazette says that day or two ago
drayman threw his dog into the rapids near Goat
Island Bridge and immediately afterwards went to
the foot of the ferry stairs and found him but little
injured by the tremendous leap. The cruel expert
ment was tried to convince some ineFedulous per-
sons.
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The Opposition press in this Congressional Dis
trict are fast killing off Mr. d. NJ. CHrrin, the indie
pendent Democratic candidate by patting him on
the back and telling him there is Democrat more
entitled to his seat and none more deservedy pOpu-
lar."-JOhn P. Pryor in the Qodd-NuRe, March y,
1859
That proved true, Col. Pryor, and it is also true
that the Opposition press that killed Mr.. Cur
rim by patting him on the back are now engaged
in dealing death to Mr. Douglas by the very same
prOcess.-Grand Junction Qtid NlLac
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Come on win your Loose Change-ssOOO
to spare,

Come on with your Loose Change 5000
to'Spare.
A Kentucky friend proposes to bet
s2OO-on each Southern State that BGzcxIxRIpGz
beats DoUGLAs.
SPOON each Southern State that BREckHRIDeE
beats BELL
s5OO-That BELL does not carry more States North
than BREcKNRIDGE:
s5OO--Thas DoUeI.As docs not carry more Northern
States than BRECKNRDGE-
s5OO-That DRECKNRDGE carries more electoral
votes than BELL
@50O-That BREcKHRIDeE carries more 'electora
votes than DOUGLAS
AL. to be taken together.
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Great RaFgainn!!I

TENHE undersigned most respectfully begs to inform his
friends and the citizens Of Nashville .ensaIy that hsvipe
returned TO his old stand Union Street, is nov
prepared 70 furnish them with any articles they may his
line Wishing close his present stock, p0r to aur his
fall purchases he osring WaicheS
Jesly, silver Plats C0stl Those In want II
bars Gains you'd do veil call and examine.
J. FLOWERS
ju y2A-lm A, Union street SsshviIle T'aop
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Land for sale.

application be maize, ia snort time, will sell Sceom
u0dAting terms, OTIy Acres OF Landy three miles
from limits, MI Greek, opposite Msj God
This is one beautiful OcStons in Davidson county
About enc half timber the balance in eultiva
ton There are on premises comfortable cabins and hne
Young orchard Apply Ma Cow the pace %
for particulars. CHAs- 4 a1NSIOa-
iulyl4-u
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rrnsfee,s sale.

Y virtue Of the power conferred BY two trust deeds
executed by NJ RnElsy, and respective Of record 70
the office Of the Register Of county Of DAVIDSON
10 book % mage 81 and book No. - pages la and lIs E
on the LIST day August 1860 at the up er enc OF me
House on tn public square, the city Of Iennse
expo At pubic sucon and sell for cash TO TIE highest bidder
the following ,laves woman named Caroline ABOUT ~
wears Of Lizzie about u years OF age ana
how named Washington sg' years OF age to pay s
deS1 IN said 3eess mentioned For more particular derip
ton Of m. slaves and debts secured and the terms OF s
ussuS 'A' ~ EDWIN "A. CHILDREsS, Jrs
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VILE THE TIRE.

THyHE undersigned having ased this establishment from
4 Messrs ALIowAY K FosTER, ull it with sele;t
Dramatic Company on the 10th OF September Ladies
and gentlemen OF good apply Mr. W. EVER
KIT lat Bernard Co.'S Theatrical AGENTS Nes AorK
49, MUELLER & EVERETT.
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Land for sale.

gpErNG erous moving soufh oder FOR sale farm Of
100 acres lying Cumberland river, in JoLes Bend, Da
dson county near the Hermitage S bottom
aud about seventy which is cleared and the balance
we'll tmbered OF 100 upland, there sbOat forty
cleared.
Iii Rne place IA. sell wood God be sold at
all times foreash
and negro Any persons desiring 10 examine this hrm
with purchasing al time on the premises
Jriv "a 1861 dim T. P BONDUKANT
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BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE

FOR TIE CANVASS, Single 60 Gents
Clubs Of Eve more-.....5O -
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go REWARD.

WILL 81 reward Fifty Dollars for the delivery to N
Of nv negro man GEORGE, taken Of this State, or
Twenty i've Dollars If taken in the State and deliveries
TO me ave miles northweEt Of Nashville, Tenn
Said man George about ~ OF deep black I'VE fet
high, weighing about 45 or 5e pounds Jts
prominent, face covered with bard never shaving.
apT29-d.ty& wifi hICdAhD N u iDs
(fhe Psducah Herald copy IS and send bill to
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Whjte,s Creex turnpike.

EYUE ov Rad will be offered for sale for Cash,
on saturday, August 4th. Sale at the Court
House at j o'clock.
By order of the Board W. H. GHIHG,
dIv
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IKE LITTLE BEA TY,
ANEW NOVEL.
By the Author Of The Gamblers Wife.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS, By EEr-
DICKENS SHORT 5TORIES.
june22 JOHN fOkh x 70
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PROFESSIONAL CAnD

VNR. HENRY MELVILLE, OF New York City respectfully
Intimates 10 The citizens NASHVILLE md vicinity ha. he
Is now in the city at the Cloud OteIs Fhes be vi
advise with all who suffer from
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, la inst when professional engage
ment calls him from the city.
MELVILLE had experience OF twenty years in the
mAnagment forms OF Pulmonary Diseases and re-
fer pleasure hts professional intercourse and szl =
Tennessee whom be s Kindly ermitieo
Of JudEe Ridley Of JesrsoD Gen.
Matloek, H Judge Brien, q NASHVILLE; Col
Guild and W Il Bl&ck1Ore, Esq Of Galiatln.
the Of these diseases, DR.. NEVILLE aEas himself
all the which modern science and recruit discoveries
have put within power the Physician. which ias
superseiing he old plan Of Ston ach treatment.
Further information hissud CT be obtained In tr
Topical Medication in Pulmonary DISEASES publish
BY MELVILLE which be had uousy It tie Book
application 10 ht at his ROOMS AZ the Sc Gioud
Hotel. iulylo-du
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" office
Land and Negroes for sale.

an THE 25TH DAY 0F AUGUST, 1850, there viii be
sold at the late OF William Ogvie, deceased, all
the largest belonging to the estate said dece
dent consisting Of three tracts containing between oO and 6O
Nashville with good Turnpike passing through Of the
tracts good the cleared portions in
high state Of cultivation and will compare aVora6y with thu
lands lying along line between Williamson and Davidson
counties
Said land will purchasers, and de
purchasing invited to call and examine at
time the lsnds above specified.
TERMS. One fifth Of the purchase moIey will be required
in cash. and the balance in equal Gstsments on credit VI one
and two years. with security and lien retained
Also, at the time and place, there will be sold
Six Likely Negroes.
Consisting OF two men, boys, and woman and child
Terms will be made n day Of sale
Also between $3.50 and $500 Stock the Owen and
wns;ead Turnpike belonging the estate Of said dee
be sold at the time and place. on oeds hl
December 25 1863. JOHN EDM0NDs0N sr..
iuIv96 '6C-wti, Agent.
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Notice.

Tsy Eeoartnersp heretofore existing under The style Of ED-
WARDS, GuKERsnE 4. Co. this Gay dissolved by mu
taal consent } X GILKERsON retiring from he firm
20. YARDS,
J. x. GILKERSON,
July H. Is6a. Il. P. EDWARD5-
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Goodness and Fermentation of GarIbaldi's
Movements.
The New York Herald has the following informs
ton from nigh Italian source;


The New York Herald has the following informa-
ton from Aigh Italian source:
Every movement of General Garibaldi is coolly
calculated and the effects estimated beforehand so
that the great Chief must not be regarded merely
as at the head of band of guerillas, but really asa
regular General who takes into consideration atIeF
upnces as well as the immediate result OF any
roIIort dash he NAV make In a word he combines
the prudence and foresight of Washington with
the imprOmptu bravery of a Marion.
General Garibaldi, in his endeavors to free Italy,
is in reality, carrying out the programme OF the
Emperor of the French-tO free Italy from the Alps
to the Adriatic. Colonel CiprianI does not indeed
saw in so many words that the Emperor aids Carl
badi secretly in this great undertaking, but suh-
cent leaked out in the course of our reporters con-
yersation with him, to warrant the conclusion that
the sympathies of Napoleon Ill IN THIS matter are
more active than passive.
Nor this alOna-Russia, Austria, Prussia. VIII
net interfere, still less England to replace the
woke around the neck of the people OF Lombardy
TUSCANY Parma the Romagna, any other coun-
tries of Italy which have rescued themselves from
the foreign yoke, or which may hereafter achieve
the same freedom for themselves. In fact the great
Powers of Europe seem disposed to look on and
witness the working out of the problem OF Italian
| liberty which has for several hundred years been
considered difficult of solution, in consequence of
the divisions among the Italians themselves.
WILL CASE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-We learn from the
Irede Express that the case of solomon Halls will
occupied the Superior Court of that county eight
days and finally compromised after the jury
| had retired Mr Hall had made will leaving one
hundred negroes and other property 10 his only
child. a daughter. who afterwards married Mr..
Medley against his wish whereupon he made
another will leaving his negroes free and leav-
ing most Of his property to them. The SUIT
! was to set aside the last will. An hour after
the case had gone to the jury Mrs Medley s counsel
proposed to receive $4,000 and $4,000 which the
will gave her the estate to pay her. the estate to
nav the court costs, $500 she to pay her own law
yer $4,000. The proposition was accepted Inc
negroes will be sent to Liberia. The jury stood
nine against and three for the will but it said the
iudpe would have set aside the verdict if had been
against the will.
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sTRAws snow HOW THE WIND BLOWS

Rreckinridge Men COnFident 1.-THE OpPO-
ststen Growing WeakI!
lFrom the Louisville Courierl
The following special dispatch was received here
last evening, from one of the most reliable gentle
men il Lexington:
LEXINGTON, July "a, 1862
Editors Louisville Courier Five thousand dollars
were staked here to-day, by Scott county gentle
man. that breckenridge would carry Kentucky
| Louisville gentlemen were the takers Old Scot
offered five thousand dollars more. but it was MOI
| taken. C.
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The report that the Banner had dropped DOUGLAS
and taken up BELL seems to be incorrect see Ban
ller Of yesterday.