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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST p, go
To the Subscribers OF the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Aers
who have paid for the same in advance viii
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piratiOn of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date We Will continue To send the
PATRIOT to all the subscribers Of the Ne,cs
who were not already subscribers of. the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
Iinue City subscribers who desire The paper
discontinued will notify US at once The
confusion incident TO such transie~ may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor BY leaving word at our Office.
A. s. CAMP & co.
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Country dealers visiting city win bear in mind
that ". W. Berry Denoville. Rains * Brown, Ewn,
PendletOn Co the stores find pure and genu-
inc drugs, and such staple and genuine medicines
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Btters and Dir. Weavcr's Canker and salt Rheum Syr
up and Cerae. Any druggist dealing such pure and
good medicines must prosper and to them
health, aug2O-d&w4w
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DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WIND BIITERS

The Celebrated New England Remedy for
HaJituGJ Constipation JGu'dice, Ferer and Ague, Gen
srdE Debility and all Diseases arising from
DisOrdered Stomach, LiUer or Botcsls,
is used and recommended by leading Physicians of the
i country, and all who try it pronounce it valuable.
DR.. James L. Leepere, writes from Navaree, Stark
Co Ohio, ''the Bters highly praised by those suf
fering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint
Z. s. Davis. Postmaster at WiamSpOrt, Ohio, says,
''they give great satisfaction use them myself
having taken cold become PROSTATE and lost my appe
tte. II relieved me, and l recommend it with
great assurance of its merits.''
Or. Vim. E Kerr of Rogersvile Ind. writes us that
they are the valuable medicine offered He has
recommended them with great success and with them
made several cures of papaton OF the heart and gen
eral debility.
Thomas stanford Esq, Brownsville, Henry co.. Ind.
writes long letter, under date of May T. 1860 He
was much reduced having been afflicted for three years
with great debility, paptation of the heart Of
the most and Frustrating character latter using
few bottles completely restored, and am now IN
robust health
George ". Hoffman says he was afflicted with rheu
matism years, all its various forms and
at the date of his letter he had been two years well
the Btters eectng the cure when several physicians
attending him conId him good. He says, ..for
Rheumatism dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney affec
ton, dropSey, il is specific certain remedy" And
such is the from al quarters of the country.
1t is sold by most dealers in medicine-prce IS cents
per bottle J. y. HARRIS < Co,
Cincinnati Ohio Proprietor for the Southern and west
States, TO whom address all orders.
For sale Wholesale and Retail BY w W Berry 4 De
plovie. E,yp PendIeton i Co, Rains Brown, Nash
Vile Tenn: s. AIa1sueld Co, Memphis, Tenn; j.
Wright 4 Co sad Seovi & Means, New Orleans; J. d.
Park Ciaciunati Ohio; Edward Wilder, Louisville,
XIV aug20-dGw1y
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Can BE DENIED that the celebrated and popular
medicines of DIR. 5. A. Weaver far surpasses all other
remedies for humors and chronic complaints. All
the country people advertising this fact. If they
are truly good they said to be (and there is
no reason to doubD they truly blessing to suffer
ing humanity. aug20-d&w4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

DE. 5. o. RIcHARDsox's SHERRY WINE BIrrERs.-Phar
macuetca Preparation, by a regularly educated Ply
scian-is Of the most pleasant and valuable tones
Of the day. Persons recovering from protracted i'll
ness, those who, This particular season OF the
year subject Jaundice Habitua Constipation OF
any disease arising from disordered stomach Liver
Bowels, will find the sherry Wine Bitters friend
more 10 be desired than gold.
Sold by W W. Berry & Demoville, Ewin, Pendleton
& Co, and Rains K Brown, Nashville Tenn.
aug20-dSWIw
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: S S LU TON.
HANDS AND LOTS.

WE offer for sale easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz:
Lots Nos II and Is on Pearl Street; 81 and IS on
Washington street. each in L. H. Ianier's Addition
Nashville,
Lots Nos 6, 1884, 335 and 10 feet of 336, in Ewing
Addition to Nashyille-all unimproyed.
Lots Nos. 5, and y High street, in the Plan Of
the Wilson Spring property. On each of these lots is
a neat Brick House, all new and occupied by good
tenants. Also 49, acres of Land on the Turnpike
road leading TO Paradise Hill, about four miles from
the city, adjoining the lands of Sam Cayce, W. B.
Ewing and others, and known as the MADDOX place.
1t will make fine market garden. Call at once and
get bargains. H0BSON < WIRELESS.
have on the market the splendid residence of Wes-
ley Wheless, with 81 of Land, which has been
heretofore advertised and more defteiy described.
expect TO put on the market the ensuing Fall (of
which due notice will be given about loo Lots in
addition to Edgefeld. n. HOBSON.
aug7-2m
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Central Executive Committee.

EDWIN H. EWING, NELL s. BRowN, ALLEN
4. HALL. p. W. MAxEY, JOHN LELLYETT,
JOIN H. CALENDER, HORACE H. HARRI-
SON
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Fireworks ! Fireworks =!
FLAGS AND. TORCHES

ToHN LUCK, Is Union street, has now the best as
q 5ortment in Nashville OF everything in the above
line which viii be sold wholesale and RETAIL as low as
good article can be bought anywhere. The Torches
are something and the best thing ever ntrodne 60
for political professions augl4-sf
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II. W. DEADERICK, of Washington
,. o. p. TEMPLE. of Knox
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn-
+. S. s. STANTON, of Smith
5.E.LGOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6 WN F. KERCHEVAL. of Lincoln
:. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles
5. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery
.. ALVIN HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10. D.B. MAJORS, ofShelby.
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LOST

ON yesterday morning in the Saloon of Walsh *
~ Douglas. on the of Cherry and Deaderick
Streets roll of money, containing between forty and
fifty dollars The loser only recollects bills,
$50 and 81 The hinder viii be literally rewarded
by leaving il at this office. aug22-d3t
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University of Louisiana.

THE Lectures in this Department will commence on
l. the second MONDAY of November, 1850, and con-
tlnue until the first Monday of April 1861. They will
embrace the various branches of the Civil Law of the
Common Law, and of Equity; Admiralty, Commercial
International, and Constitutional Law .Juris
prudence Of the United States The Lectures will be
delivered by four Professors:
Hon. THEODORE II. MoCALEB, IL D., Professor of
Admiralty and International Law.
RANDEIL HUNT, Professor of Commercial and Grimm
al Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, IL D., Professor Of Civil Law
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor Of Constitutional and
Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city in the United States has the advantages
which New Orleans possesses for the ready and perfect
requirement of the Modern Languages. Good Board
be obtained cheap here in any other large
city in the Union.
All communications must be addressed TO the Dean
of the Faculty, al New Orleans.
RANDEIL HUNT,
augl0-dSwt3dmin Dean OF the Faculty
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Magazines for September.

Eclectic Magazine, for September.
Harper's Magazine; for September.
Arthur's Magazine, for September
Peterson's Magazine, for September.
Godey's Iady's Book, for September
Counterfeit Detectors-
Just received by r. HAGAN,
aug22-tf College street.
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DR.. Viewers Cerate, or Ointment

Has proved itself to he the Ointment ever invent
ed. and where used it has never been known to
fail of efecting permanent of Old Sores, letter
and Ringyorm, Scald Head Chilblans and Frost Bites,
Barbers Itch Chapped Cracked Hands lips, PIN
pies or blotches on the skin, Sore Nipples, &c.
Mothers should not forget that it is specific for
sore nipples. supply should always be kept ON hand
EE- Sold by Druggists generally. Price OF Syrup 81
per bottle; Cerate % cents
j. y. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietors,
For Southern and Western States whom all orders
for the above medicines may be addressed.
Sold by W. W. Berry x Demovle, and Ewin, Pen
detOn Il Co., Nashville. Tenn, 5. Mansfield x Co,
Memphis, Tenn; J. Wright x Co. Scovil * Mead New
Orleans; Edward Wilder Louisville KY; John Park,
Cincinnati Ohio. aug2O-d&w1y
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For President,
JOHN BELL,

For yIee-President.
EDWARD EVERETT TT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS
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TICKET
FOR THE DISTRICTS.

FOR HE STATE At LAkGE.
E.AIlIE PEYTON, OF SUMNER
y. G.. TAYLOR, of Carter.
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NfTIIEN disease has been long the system the first
w Hatterlng symptoms after IIfNir, S:-rnn is
that the humOr increases the skin This should
alarm YOU only shows that the disease is working
ou-iust the result want to see; apply the Cerate
and the humOr viii heal and the disease disappears
it being the production Of regularly educated physi
clan who has given this class of diseases his whole study
and practice; it be relied the medicine de-
sired and its good work accounts for its immense sale
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TURNlP SEED.

/ ANDRETH'S Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
La Warranted fresh. Just received and for sale bv
augl4n RAINS, BROWN eco.
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Notice TO all dealing IN or usln!
PAIN KILLER.
DIR. WEAVER7S
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,
READ T7IL-HOW 1T ACTN
FOR THE CURE OF

CanlIcr, salt Rheum. Eryspelas. ScrofuloGs Diseases
Cuaneous Eruptions, and every kind of disease ars
ing from impure state of the blood. The most e
feCtiye Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth Century.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-22

cry patriot that the territorial question is
nearly fought out. 1t is fought ont No man
of sense or observation ever supposed that
the institution would penetrate into Mime
sofa, Nebraska, and other Northern terrific
ries. AS to the territory south OF certain
parallel of latitude, where slave property is
really profitable, L do not DOUBT that climate,
interest. the proximity OF the slave States,
the constitution and the courts, will sustain
US there in all our rights, and that we shall
have Southern States out of Southern soil"
This pretty plainly lays down these three
propositions: 1st. The slavery question be-
fore Congress is about "played out" 2nd.
Those who want TO throw the territorial ques-
ton into Congress are no better friends of
the Union than they ought to be. And 3rd,
that the territorial question generally is
''glilteriug generaiities," abstract fourishes
"to adorn tale.D He lifted up his voice
against the Republicans in sublime tones,
giving US picture scarcely less Astounding
in horrors than Dante's Inferno upon which
he concluded:
Resistance in some form is inevitable
Some members of the Confederacy may con-
template it in the form of a separate political
organization. Kentucky, while single ray
of hope penetrates the thick darkness, will
resist under the constitution and within the
Union. Resistance, l repeat, is certain. =
1--WE cannot delude ourselves with the
thought that the dangers that menace us are
afar off nor should others delude them
selves with the thought that there will be no
resistance. Constitutional resistance we
contemplate to the latest moment, even
against unconstitutional attacks. But when
the subject of contest reaches the homes
and firesides of people, who is wise enough
to predict or control the progress OF events?
l have seen the growing evidences for the
last few years, eliminating recently into
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at will be observed that the right of the
people to regulate in their own way all their
domestic institutions, is left wholly untouch-
ed, except that whatever is done must be
done in accordance with the constitution
the supreme law for us all. And the rights
of property under the constitution, as well as
legislative action, is properly left to the de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS
x,rer from Europe,

Aok~
Nrw Yosx. August l5.-The steamship Per
sin arrived last night, tToin Liverpool, bringing
dates to the 4th inst.
4 protocol! between the Western Powers,
agreeing 10 send twelve thousand troops to Sy.
ria. has been signed at Paris. France is to
send half the troops, all Of whom are to stay
six months. The Neapolitan forces are being
directed towards Cslabria.
Another protocol from the Paris Conference
calls on tho Porte to carry out its engagements
respecting the Christians. The Syrian force
viii be under the orders Of a Joint commission.
er Of the great Powers.
The English Parliament has agreed TO vote
60 900. 600 for Notifications. Preparations are
making for q great party contest in Parliament,
on the paper duty resolutions.
Rumors are in circulation of an interview
between Napoleon and the Queen OF Spain.
The text Of a Convention between Garibaldi
and Clarv has been published. The evacuation
Of Sicily by the Neapolitans is stipulated. II
is, however, asserted that Garibaldi is prepar.
ing 70 transport troops to the main land.
Dates FROM Calcutta to June 18th, and Hong
Kong TO Tin, have been received. A great
panic prevails at Shanghac. The rebels are ap'
preaching the city and business has been sus
pended at Canton. The Tea market is dull.
LA7Es?.-PARIs, Saturday, Aug. THE Pa
trie says that several regiments for Syria left
Chalons to-day. Four steamers left Toulor
yesterday to embark the troops.
Great agitation prevails in Gambia, Jeddah
and Arabia
ROME, July 3l.-The disturbance at Arpens
vas caused by the popu!ace shouting for Carl
baldi. Lamoricic7e has sent troops to Terra
cino.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-The estimated sale:
Of Cotton today amount TO 10000 bales, inclu
ding 1000 bales for speculation and export
The market closed firm, Mt last quotations. TIN
weather has been unfavorable for the crops
Flour is quiet and steady at 27a3os: Wheat
steady; red los lOdslls Cd; white 12s; fin
new Baltimore red l2s Sd. Corn is buoyan
ut the Anglo Saxon's advance; mixed yellow
8ss 6la3lS; white 33s 6da34s. Provision!
arc dull. Beef is heavy, and quotations bare
" maintained. Pork is quiet and steady. Lart
i. firm and quiet. Bacon steady. Sugar il
quiet and firm. Coffee is quiet. Rice steady
Resin steady at Is 2dals Sd. Turpentin
steady a. COS 9da31s. American sccucitic
firm and generally unchanged.
The amount Of bullion in bank has decreaS
ed s155, 900. The money market is slight.
more stringent, with all increased dcmand.-
Consols are unchanged.
The Paris Bourse closed firm. Rentcs Cs
SOC.
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POLITICAL.
CONE TO THE GATHERING

CONE TO THE GATHERING!
Ell WALTER ASoNoNfS-
uo,.,. :, o,,r 3sr! the Umion flag!
The Aac our Fathers bore;
ret r. aoss from Atlantics granite cras
To Pacihc's golden shore
az the sumner breeze, from the old pine
woods.
Shout to the harvest plain;
And wake the mountain solitudes
With "BEEcErSRDcE and LANE"
Come 10 the gathering! Behold
Our standard, far and wide.
No star eclipsed-no wrinkled fold:
Our glory, and our pride!
Nav its coming future ever be
Wha: ali its past hath been,
L., il wave as free DER the ''thirly-three'
As over the "Old Thirteen"
We claim net for cur nominees
Tha: they can split a rail-"
We doubt il. IN diplomacies,
The beetle will avail.
We need no vulgar 'soubriquet'
Our object to attain;
IT'S Law and Union clear the way
For Breckenridge! and Lane"
We make no so.did compromise,
We tread no ruiian path,
We belch forth no ''barbarities,"
The bile from four years wrath,
But on, with steady tramp, we come
At our country's call again,
And our hearts beat time with the Union
drum
For breckenridge. and Lane!
Through chill Novcmber's drcary storm,
(As the murky, black clouds lilt,)
Sh III loom up Unions stately form,
Amid the slect and drift.
Above the tempest's rack and rcut,
Shall sweep Ger land and main,
The thrilling. patriotic shout
For Breckenridge! and Lane!
Come! gather meath the Union flag;
The Aug our Fathers bore;
Le, it hoat from Atlantic's granite crag
To Pacifc's golden shore.
Unfurl it by the grand old Sea
Plant it on village green;
Let il wave as free Ger the "Thirty-threc'
As over the "Old Thirteen!'
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SIN L,ater from Europe,

ST.. JoHS's, Aug. l6.-The steamship Pa
rama from Galway, bringing Liverpool dates to
9TH August, arrived hero yesterday.
Garlbaldi's forces are reported to have lans-
ed in Calabria.
The English Ministry have carried the pa
per duty resolution through the Comma by
thirty.t,.rcc majority.
The English funds are still depressed.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 7.-Adviccs from Turin state
that 5000 more volunteers have left for Sicily,
and that W Neapolitan regiments had mutinied
shouting "vive Garibaldi." Fifteen Gsribaldi
volunteers have already landed in Calabria; and
Garibaldi himself would shortly advance on
Naples, whittier it is reported he had been
summoned.
The Council of Commerce has already held
four sittinss in Paris. The Minister Of Com
mercc presided. The sittings are devoted to ar
inquiry into the cotton trade. Great numbers
Of English, French and Belgium manufacturer
attended.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Cotton is firm. Thu
sales Of Monday reached 10000 bales. Con
coils Q2l
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Democratic Meeting In MARSHALL.

Democratic IueeIlnR In uAaEnhhihs
In Obedience 10 n call, q respectable portion
Of the influential National Democrats Of Mar
shall assembled at the Courthouse Of said
county, on the 18th Of August. 1860, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the State
Convention, which is TO meet in Charlottesville
on the 10th inst.
The meeting was organized by choosing Col.
John Thompson President, Capt. Wm. Ii. Cecil
Vice President, and appointing James Wliarry
and WEI. Martin Secretaries.
On motion Of John StrawD, Esq, the Chair
appointed q committee Of five, consisting Of the
following gentlemen: J.. Z. Martin, John
Strawn, Jesse NeHC, J. Purdy and Walker
Thompson, to report resolutions, &c. to the
meeting.
The committee retired, and in 4 short time
reported the following resolutions, which were
read, and, on motion Of Mr.. Wharry, were voted
on separately. The resolutions were all naani-
mousl? adopted, except the fourth, which was
opposed by Mr. Wharry aud VIM. Martin, On
the ground OF its asserting tina. the rights OF
property arc ADORE al lac, but il was finally
adopted
lst. Resolved, That We approve Of the al
ministration OF James Buchanan; tia, we en-
phaticllly endorse his course in reference 10
Kansas and kindred subjects
"a. nut We " Sal.SlicN "ibu tS tcuISS OF
C. ". Russell at Charleston, and that il would
have been dishonorable for him to lave re-
NAMED in the Convention at Baltimore.
Sd. That the nomination Of Breckenridge
and Lane was : public necessity, demanded by
crery principle of honor and the well.being OF
our common country.
9Th. That VIC are neither for squatter sow-
reiguty nor Congressional interference; that
the FIRST impulse Of the human mind is the re-
c~osnition Of miae and thine. and the right OF
ownership in property is Independent of all
law, and il, is the highest duty of the law-giver
to protec: il.
9th. Tina; VIC nave compassion on tile prodi-
gals who hue left their fathers house, and
upon Their repentance and return We will
share with .heln the EGtted cali.
9th. That Capt. WIN. H. Cecil, Jesse Sefr,
John strawn, J. Purdy and j. Wharry be ap.
pointed delegates to attend the State Conven.
ton ut Charlottesville; and, in the event Of
neither Of these gentlemen attending. Lewis
Steenrud, c. ". Russell and j. II. Pendletou
are authorized to act as alternates; and in the
event Of none Of these gentlemen being pre-
seat, the President of the Convention. who.
ever he may be, is authorized to represent the
county Of Marshall in said Convention.
JOHN THOMPSON, Pres't.
JAMES NHAEnS, Secretaries.
WV. MARTIN,
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4 nes Troop Vi cavalry, 81 >truns has h:en
organized at the West Fork, in Louis county.
James VI. Keith, Captain.
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AUCTION SALE9.
FUTURE VS..


THE BS ffARFk,n hkNsfs M o 5N THa
CHICKAHOMINI, FIVE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND. .FOR SALE Al AUCTION At
premises. on Tt EsDAY the 2sth Aus ust, isso, q !.
u O'Clock A. 81 far If not the next fair dayl
Price. containing by recent SURVEY, 40 acres, of
which $50 are cleared embracing 100 acres oil fine
low grounds. About 100 a:res are we'll set in orr
pin Il aud secondary growth of wood and timber
DROPS, hut portion of i Ia remark ably suited to
vegetables. There is a fine yoneg orchard on the
place. The dwelling Ia bnt Of brick, ia in good
order, and contains Blk rooms, and IL surrounded
BY hands Dme grove Of oak and cedar trees
There il, in addition, all the buildings usually
found on such a place. Possession given IN time
to seed wheat, and fItl possession ut the end of
the year.
Terms. One third cash balance at one and two
years, tor negotiable notes, bearing interest, Sc
cured ny a trust deed -
au IL ids G9DDIN n ApPERSON, Auots.
II Bu!LDING Lvrs;iN TnE PLAN OF
AND 1872 FRONTING ON THE WEST SIDE
OF BURROWS AND NORTH SIDE OF Nc
pONQUGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
d on ns t9d e. aqe armst % the
NJ. eleven BUILDING LOTS located as above
each frontlna 30 feet on the west line OF Burrows
sstree'. running back 40 feet to alley Twelve
f.et wide.
These Lots are quite convenient to Belle Isle
and the Danvi lie Railroad work shops, and thus
afford pc soDs doing business there good op-
portunlty [, secure lot on which to erect resi-
dsnce. Manchester has since the last census, n >
creased her population nearly 10 per cent, thus
showing that property must increase In value
TERMS One-third a'h; balance at 6 and ~
title retained till last note is paid
au II GODDiN Il kPPERSON Aucts
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Nav YOBk. Aug. % -etocks stendy. Va ~,
ssi34 Cotton firm At lo2a 1ll2. Flour nesvy. and
eeats lower. but Southern 4nchanred Wbsat
drooplns White Sou heTn ~ 45aI60 Red 81 IN
Corr heavy Nned 6za63c. Pork Gtmer; Mess
S,s ezalsD; Prime easier, and quoted ~ 9ls Iza
ga. Sugar bnot ant: Musc0ysdo 6sSa7Xc Cof
te: easier At ls'kai6!4c Tnrpentne firm at s9ep
~ hosll hfia Roe dull.
HsLTLAaAt, Aug 10 e IouT UNCHANGED, WHEAT
sn,st-sJsa a 0s l. "a wbtN sIssoriA n, dam
r.rsn-sslbov., eos .sni,s N~s, asees -sidss
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Political.

WARRINGTON, August ga letter from
wee President 10 the National Breckenridge
Executive COMMITTEE, positively deEies any
intention OF Withdrawing from the camp ign.
The same Committee is now sending out an
aonfess 10 the people of the Union, replying
10 the Douglas Commuters address