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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

TOBN n. hurley. AUCrIoNEER, WILL SELL. raYz
81 day at O'Clock 444 Canal street nesr va-,ck rre
assortment Of Household Furniture mahogany sad osr He'd
seAdG Sofsa Sofa Reds lounges marble ohsr I'm.
e1enson dining and other Tables Feather Bsds HAr
and other Mattresses mahogany other Chairs iooklnr
9seses Brusseis three ply and ingrsn Csrpes Racks
wssbeanda rope and check Mssng war6rsbes
sideboarcs tgo 6ewiog Machines Bediag Euamel-i sues
Glass harhea and Chnaware Cutlery and Plated Ware 70
be sold without =
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A sslGNEE's SALE,

"a TO e,ose an estate.
A. 81. WILSON 4 CO., AOCrIoNEERs.
Thh day, March 10 1T l0z ocock,
AT PuBLIo AUCTION.
A De elegant resdence No. 2S Foureonh Eghr
avenue
Tia catalogue comprising the
largest riches. assortment OF
Household Furniture and works of Art
a Offered 1t sion this tpriag
Superb sevep Octave Pspoforle.
kiegAns Rosewood Drawing Room Buis.
rol A rtstic Bronxss, 6tstuasy
ON Paintings, BY eminent artis.s. ' 'f's 'ltT
~ bronze and 0rmolu Cbaddefscn.
- Pter and Nknto Ntrr0rA
bsucade and Lsce Curtaics, 49,
: : - - Dresden and sevres China orrausns
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A LOTION NOTICE-A. g. FUTILE, AuorIoHEER.-
"A To the trade and others Peremptory sale of Cabinet
Furniture eing the late stock Of simpson schssfer ct 80
Bowery, to close the business O. FUTILE win sell
Tuesdsy and Wednesday, April aud 1t 10Y O'Clock Ut the
above warerooma he entire stosk Of Furnurs contained
therein 3rsng the largest and varied Of
rosewood mahogany oak and black walnut psrlor hall
dining ard chamber Furniture offered NJ auction In many
attention Of the trade hote keepers and others cataogae
ready The day previous and may DO obtained the premises
At the Auctioneer's ONCE, l39 Broadway.
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a 01 81 iLxaA A9I HSis HI rusurruRH

A TrRAC3IvE AUCTION SALE
a o. klnoAnr AOuSRH0LD RURMrTURA
by j. MlLNOk TAYLOR, aucsLnneoy, ofno9 No. dfeM
Jous Street, comm enciDg h1 day, rhurstsy March y = o
occk pTecsay at The resdsnoe Of nrn Bby No 81 West
Ehvenh ssss betwesn yh and sxth aveaues Catalogues
Parrs contain cold rosewood PAnoforts fu7 ootAye.
ivory heys and nlad with mother Of pearl cy nsEou fully
KvnyAuts; Also rosewood Csnsrbury ebed cloth oover
Stool Dosk and Sheet Muo three rosswcod sns q Drawing
1oon Furniture eash su eonssug q netAica sofss Arm
Chaiy 0oshc and ORAL esck raror ChA eoversd u srIu
two elegant ROSEWOOD Etsgeres full marble tops mirror
doors and bscst keeere rosewood Bookeaae And
setore, Maniel rich embroidered laco
Curtains ehadea Cornces no.: brpuse and psran ma1a
0ruamente. Beque Figures and Mantel Ornaue NV
chose on Paintings ~ eminent sr Enslh bruessls Gar
oak Dining Tshs, II feet IN lsoRh CHTpes the door;
sak Buet silver plated Tee 6s beautiful silver psted ble
Spoons silver spooas silver F0ks ivory balanced handle
Knives and Forks silver Soup Leds Urns Souu Tureens,
Punch Bowl French china Dinner Set c,nsnR OF 10 pees
two elegantly eeoorstsd chpa Sc sss Ensh cSi k,..
and Bohtman ware. FrrE and Preserve Sands papisr
psche Trays full 81 fancy Decanters eight day family
bronze Clock Of large vases three OIL Paintings,
beautiful Lace cursins Shades and Cornoes, oote hA
cloth sofa Turkah lsunges and ChSra large Chan
deers; ALEC two in dozen seat Cbss meat
suhs OF rosewood turniures Bedasss BareAus, Wash.
aands Commo6es Wardrobe mahogany, black walnut and
cottage saAmeed Seees sofas and Sofa Beda large upriog
Mattresses hair Maresees very hesvy Feather Beds
pairs Of Hlsnkeis Comforters hets Qn Pillows tapestry
three ply and usn Carpets Clock oval and slnAre Arors
Lounges and Rssy Chairs on ralntDE4 Engrsyines &c,
being the vhoe contents Of sevcn elegantly furnished cham
hncbeu FuS1ure Of descrip.
tcp with which The selo will coumenoo.
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A esIGNEk's SALE AT AUCTION.-sPECIAL NOTICB
"A mNlluers "A fine stock Of manufactured Millinery
Goods WIN be sold this day aueton without reserve by
WILLIAM WRITER'S sos Canal strec3.
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This valuable manufacture having been Pc fecAed Ia
my extensive fnciory, ready supply crder6 AIRY
s1len. equal 70 one TON daily pressn, s,oh e.brtes Al
any vucane before introduced Cases Of plates,
nom 1h Of an inch 70 irch Ia thskRsas sze 2s 11
INA adaptsd W great variety Of purposes Every Sde and
supplied with tbs valuable article eAAete1 iber
Mar busns. NY Intention 3 70 supply Al trades wnh stock
quiet use Of this suo9snce he Article wscb
not monopoly. HUHACE II. DAY, q CostIApdt street.
NEW YORK, March Is, 1850. Gsri d'f r fiH.f e.
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rCrroN NOTICE. --EARGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD
Furnspire. kclfs be sold by ancon. ths day 30
fRT'e sgcson ro3ms No North william street. corner OF
Ispkfcrt Ckrpets ~ ~ 1'eloek precisely, rr =
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A CHEAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHIH0.-LADIES AND
"A gentlemen having any off Cohiug, Furniture
CaIpes are gnarsDeea . receive Z, from q
barege wooen dresses win be paid the highest prices BY
calling addressing Harris o68 Third avenue Ladies
attended 10 Mrs Harris,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

Ghursday March q u O'Clock. a our ssesroous IS
old sabels and Caswba rapevines roug healthy plants
will bear tho year Aer planting also from 500 LOCO one
two and three odA from The Richmond Hill vineyard-
splendid order Aho large variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrus~- vfnSS Ia
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CLOTHING, &C.

A BETTER OLA NOE STILL FOR LADIES AND GEN
a nemen 70 their cast off etchug into cash PROM
$6 silk tressa; from - 70 SIS for geuteoons
costs frSm 81 to IS for pants and rom 81 70 q for vests
pets jewelry &C. The advertiser guarantees 70 pay De
prices by post punctuAy attended 10 by r.
Seventh Nineteenth and Twentieth
Ladies' afforded 70 by Mrs Y, .IlF.s
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Y UCvIoN NORTHUMBERLAND WALTERS. 0ENSR Al.
4 AIctoneer add Ccmmissoa Merchant s.ores 1s East
Esdea AZ and Is Cstk erne street. repaired receive
krrhsnds Furniture. Pianos. Horsss Wagons Carriages,
al pds personal property on saic rash advanced
In srs ard HefcssuGe; storage n let Out door a,Sn
81 eIsehcd fars,are .iroesrg eGt cgit s;5res So
vkd.
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4 UCrroN NOTICE "a LOT or RO6EwoOD BLACK
a walnut snd mshogany paror bedroom and dining
FURNITURE win 10 private sale n . sacrifice
for osh consisting II one scld wood double Parlor Suit
price $50 viii, be for SIS consisting Of
large Soes arm reception four medallion back
Chas the OF French breca.e win
sold for $780, black bAirco,h solid
Buffet Side Table aud chairs 70 match rosewood Cenrs aud
Pier Tables bedseads Washs.suds best kinds Of
hair Mattresses Bolsters Pillows &c Apply days to
T. ROTH 70 sxth avenue below wsverley plsce.
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cARp-0xNTL8MGN's NEW AND LEFT OFF
a cohg purchased for the Western market IN large q
small o4u Call ct the store address Tb d. ConrDy ~
Centre street n Merchant Aiors having any oa hsnA
WIN plssss address Z sbove.
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4 UCrION NOTICE -IMPOKTANT TO vARE1sH MANU-.
~ faeturers -CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, Anc.ioneers,
go lis Nissan Will se Tuesday Apr, TO- 1t foot
2 ahty sesord East river At II O'Clock s the
carrying the msnutsure OF varnish,
N ns variety large scale consisting q copper Kses
1ps standng Cans from Is gallons 70 80 gslo1s;
CLIO Dippers Cens Furnaces and all articles useful In The
nes Pale percmptoy IN Consequence OF the parties
es1ug busfbeeU The articles be 1t tins
Usevoue 70 he day Of SALE No poatponemeui Sale,
N china
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ApIRs,sANp CHiLDREN's CLOruING. 49,
- QaAMHkR'S establishment the oldest and best the
United cheee has always ample supply Of LAdses aud
Adouh Clothing The only establishment where Ladies' and
0erc6Ante all the best styles
CHAnBxRs has secured tse best TALENT both native and
Lsds ed Hprchah supped lowest prics Wholesale
and retail BY 8. CHANGERS, Ho Broadway O. Nicholas
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11INRv q. LREps, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO e
III Nassau street. HENRY n. Lends co will sail at
auction Thursday aud Friday March ~ aad 30 n ocoek
each The gallery the saesroo No Nassau
among which VIM Be found Tie yorts q Bard soantSx
o. W y. Brown J. W. Ysrnold, fiemsns, Michspd-
lieu, Richard WILSON, Guelo Romano, SchSkeu Perkfns and
NJ cA1e
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\ 4 UCrrON NOfICE-F1ED wA0oNa HORSE HAIR.
neas, preserved rrunD, Wnss UquoA "a, Thursdsy,
eEeh ~ y oeock on preis9 e enfe stock. contents
40 rinth srea snd nroadway, eomprtanE Prs.srvsd
Gne asnaca and s. Crox Rum; frh Bourbon and Mouon
whskey, BRADY Gin n, toGsther win feed wagons
|N5Wf HGfnesa Re &e Cafaogue9 ready day Of sale
'fsrss cash; deposhs required. WELLINGTON A. CAB.
Nm Auc ioneer, 81 Cogtandt street.
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NONTINUAIIoN SALE AT. 70 BROADWAY :
Ribbons, IrimmiSe. Fancy Good. e. ladies' WIN DO well
springs ST. IS springs 81 Is 80 sprngs 81 So Kid Gloves
reduced to A. JAMES RONALD6ON, 779 Broadway.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCrIONEER.
IL BCGtilES, ROAD WAGONS &c, AT AUCTION,
front Of their salesroom, q Cedar street. opposite the Post
once number Of and Buggies aad Depot
Wagons &c all city made and built IN tho very best
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4 uCTioN &OTrCE.-BuRwHAxs FURNITURE Ex.
~ prsss and frrrture Pkckiag Establshment Once Ill
n us Wes Re enth street, between Fith and sixth
Kch Hoase6sld Furniture OF every description b,red
tuary China and Glassware carefully and moved
xur covered wagons for removal OF Furniture the
.heaur snr Furniture .F Fr
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MASONIC NOTrCE.-THE MEMBERS OF EUREKA
Nl Lodge A NJ No 24s requested to attend spe
ca citing to be beld Masonic Temple Of Broome
and Grand ees this day rhursday) MMch e. at o'clock
Px. BY ORDER JOHN CARLETON, w. n
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VoHN p. MONTGOMERY, AUcffoNREa uuy.
I'D cases Of BcGs shoss and Isoesos a. auction on
Co. Beekmsn street. Aso atty Of boots aud shoes
partially damagnd.
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FNLEARING OUT SALE IN CONSEQUENCE OF RE-
movs ]. ". HUNT, auctoneer win sell ibis day trhars
day l0 O'clock No IS Nassau street. the balance Of the
rete aees LOUNGE Chairs Tables Book GASES wArdroSes
Ross vSs &C. Sc p asS fSur ssEsn F ss Ecs,
Broc,te asd Moqnet also Mirrors oi3 Paintings nusk and
70 be immediately removed. j. w. HUNT will remove
nhn thai ysf of Anrf tn
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HARDwARE AUCTION N0rICE-JOHN T. VAN ANT
i WnRP'N Sen VIII sell THURSDAY March q, at
0cIock l5 William street. extensive assortment OF En
gran VeAn ard American Hardware. Also Table Gallery
rne rockst Knives and scs iu dozens Asn Carpeaes
and "COPPER" Tools from Tho Rochester Tool Works. Aso
Glooe and Square lanterns Sewing Irvine =. Tro~es
sse fencns weesons Blue and Black do Hs.chets aod
Ares Atwoo stone and ssdge kammsrs Shos rasSs &c
ALSO SvuU ~ ~ ferouastou Caps Also IA h.xh c,s, fns
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOrHING.--
n ladies' and gentlemen receive the full value for he
be bnmbusged By other false prend
From 8 70 So spece for dresses from s e S2 fer
fcrpne and carpets the highest price paid for Please
address HA kkIS 1kG Seventh avenue, between
Harris
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ASTROLDGY.

= Il "a - go ASTROLOGY. ~ w. ~ I
BfONISHUG = MADAME MoRROw MvENTH
"a dAushAm, born With csul her face speedy
marriages; 0l bow and often aud al
from u beginning 70 The end u LIE; and 10 your Anang
wonder, ee very thodghs- Fee only s. Dentn unM
others sop copying advertisement 1sf Ludlow Areok
near Houston 0enuomen net admitted :
FORTUNE FOR AId.-N0 HuMBU0.--gO " AND
"A zee Ms WELLINGTON the great English prophecies,
the best OF all and canned be escelsed b consulted
sonsy BY letter al affairs " life. courship
perry lost or stolen lawsu journeys hidden ressures,
drunken unfAiAful husbau recaed 10 hks W. has
select aescrtunent Of ture Rosn Arabic Almsns
love- foo6 luck and business affairs genera and
for hfs Rssdence u Sixth street near he Bowery
MADAM RAY FILLS ALI. EVENTS or LIFE, GIvRa
u Lucky Eumbess causes speedy Marriage tells Of tst
Property 0es 20 Seventh sysnne, near twenty ssyessh
valuable female pill ever cersAin IN " sns,ss
MADAME LEAvEY THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN
Nl be Consulted about love- absent friends and
tell all the evens Of NE ISL klzAbs,b s,rse bhs
speedy marriage and gives lucky numbers Laes Is cens
gentlemen 80 ceuiA ~ q. 800
N B-wHo has NOT HSABp or TIE oscsgRifEri
IN Madame PRyWsrERS She bss been copsulted
ssp6a IN ths and other eee with entire
confident she has equal She tells tba OF
wife hssbeLd slso hal q her ~ you
fi-~4sr cs 81 ~ Third fs.b'; RI sirt.
lx..3S- \. .sSs r. .'s~-- ~
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u UCrsoN NUrlcE--AssIGNEEs SALE OF Ola.
~ noEcs, One Wcehes he SAMUEL U6GOOD, auctsont
Brcx6~s at 10 clock large collection Of fine Watches
,nn&rds jewelp Plated wAre &r. Full particulars
I..iure ad sesiisemenI W. r. GRAFT, Assigure
Of tho late arm Of Dempsey Fargis
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IA UeFfoR xoffcE-LooK AT THIs.-fERsoNs
II sbonS reuacspx VIII find 10 thek advantage 70 cA
& Hspcronn Expre l ysrck stree -Four h1se wagons
~ reaovnR furniture 10 The city or country Furnisure
ehipped AL kDds Of rich furuure removed win
ere, at G~e lowe st price
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a RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES AND aEsTLEMRS
"A convert their cast of clothing into $S
so SIX So 4i2 for coats from 81 70
for pans from 81 70 SIS Tor vess 1ear furniture
carpets de hshe; Prize PAD for Please es on Or seDd
~ seventh and Twenty eighth streets Ladies attended sn b.
Hrs Nintz.
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VxyoOLLEN YARNS 10000 LR5. wOoLLEN YARNS
singls double aad three pyior cr.y..s hSSds shs
street. above Poplar rhladephs Oce hours from 70 10
A. n.
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WHAT IS II, WHY. HAvN,T you exxx IT, SEEN.
w what-the man monieyf No; but thA! pew patent ave
minutes Tea Kec tie quickest boiling and tee neaseos Ati-
Gle For sale II he house farnsh~G ana bAfa-
are stores. ~
~ IsuInc Nm IRONING poHE IN THE Bssr MAN
w mar by Nvery respectable n.sa wGmAn a. Pc rn
res1 erce beat q g o. %
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NOR sALR--AT AUCTION, ONE LIoHr BUGGY CRY
made; sk0 one large Wagon, suitable for grocery
feed store slS5 both 10 good order To be s without
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fyLoTHrNG REV AND SECOND HAND CLOTHING
~ for sale at g Prince street; sso Jewery and thirty bas
LAVE basement store IS Prince street. one block wes Of
BrOsdway. .f
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I,OR sALE-A LOT OF FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS
with sp,endd gin chesy for cash. be sod
pay advances also lot OF Window shades Apply front
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Z DwARD sCHEHCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EAT q. scaENCK, this day, 2ethisst at O'Clock,
ct their salearoou, 3 Nassau large Wagoa suitsbs
for feed grocery aso, light city built road
Wagon; both Ii perfect order.
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OHENlCAL BAMK.-kEw YORK, kARCH 10 l160.-
" The stpekhodes Of this beak hereby no6ea lAst u
:. e = ssd q ss ss ne
day, a April bstween bs hauss Of and O'CLOCK
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29

Bic. YAaEsr.s Mpuru,s Soc. =


AR. YANsEY's MEMPHIS SPEECH. - The
Onion and >sD'eyiean republishes this speech
aud says
1t is due 20 Mr. Yarcey, that all into whose
hands this speech shall fall. should carefully
read 1t. thst they may hear from his on a
lips and arguments whether be is The dam
gerous enemy of The onion that be is CHARGED
with by the Opposition press and speakers.
We VIII venture TO assert that no man. who
will calmly and dispassionately pcruse this
great speech, can come to the conclusion that
the Democratic party, with its glorious cham
pions, BreckilIridge and Lane, is any other
than the trne Constitutional Union cause
the cause of ''the Constitution and the
Equality OF the States" Mr. Yanccy's re-
view OF the causes which led 10 the disrup-
ton OF the Democratic party, is powerful and
overwhelming. Let every one read it thor
oughly.
Our contemporary seems TO regard Mr..
YANcEY's views as of more Importance than
those of Dir. BREcKLNRIDGE. 1t published
only extracts from the Frankfort speech of
Mr.. b., and did not make campaign docu-
ment of them. II gives all of Mr.. YANcEY's,
except the suppressed disunion passages, aud
elevates it to the dignity OF a campaign doc
ument. We make no question of the proprie-
" of this difference in its treatment of the
two leaders. As Gov. CHAPMAN said when
he introduced Mr.. YANcEY to the people at
Huntsville, Ala, he (Mr. Y ) is ''Hore ideati-
fed aoih the issues than dny MN IN the country"
II it is not too announcement, we hope our
contemporary viii supply the omitted passa-
ges of the Memphis speech. They will be
found in the PATRIOT of yesterday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29
4 Serious Charge.

An address recently issued by the Brcckin-
ridge National Executive Committee, signed
by Isaac /. Stevens, chairman, 1.-THE same
gentleman who delivered the long and proSy
harangue at the Assembly Buildings, on
Monday EVENING" contains the following Sc
rions charge against Judge Douglas:
TO conciliate Republican votes, he has
INDUCED in vulgar filings at the Sonth.l He
prefers the CLAIMS of Rhode Island to the
niggers of the South. Il HAVE MUCH MORE
FONDNEsS FOR YOUR CLANS THAN / HAVE FOR
THEIR NIGGEKs.' These things haze sunni deep in
10 the hearts Of the American DeaocTGcy: and
even If he should extend his clam-baking OPP
erations to the coast OF Labrador, trying on
his way the infinite relish of fresh-caught
mackerel. halibut, and cod he will find that
whilst the people are pleased with the joVial
qualities of the hale, Well-met fellow, they
will dcspise and reprobate the public man"
Il has been the misfortune of the distin-
guished Senator from Illinois to draw down
upon his devoted head the bitter denuncia-
tions of the Secessionists for many alleged
offences, yet somehow or other he has gener-
ally mana ged heretofore to escape annihila-
ton. His last indictment, however, may
well cause his friends to quail. How any
public man can expect to be sustained by any.
considerable portion of the American people,
after he has publicly declared that he would
sooner eat clam than a negro, We cannot
comprehend! No wonder that such an evil
dence of a initiated taste has ''s1ilk dep into
tie keaTts Of the american Democracyl" Think
of it and weep for the degeneracy of the agel
g, "a lFs 80 On the fearful issue of
"CIams Ys. Niggers,' Douglas, in an an
guarded moment, fully committed himself,
and Mr.. Stevens is determined to hold him
to strict accountability before his indignant
countrymen. lie breckenridge, ON the other
hand. is called out at a barbecue in Ken
lucky. and boldly meets the issue, he may
vet sweep the country. What could be more
thrilling, for instance. than if, with the in
cense of roasted pigs, or delicious beeyes, ri
sing around him, he should say: ''Pork, l
despise you; roast beef, you have no charms
for me; give me my favorite dish-a round,
plump. corn-fed niger r'-Phila. Press.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29

The Richmond Enquirer says that Douglas
cannot count an average of fifty supporters
in each county of Virginia-that this average
would give him in all but Z 800 votes; that
the lowest Democratic majority is 10000
and that if all Douglass friends should sup.
port him, therefore, the Breckenridge ticket
would have plurality of $500 votes. Ii
goes on to argue that 5000 Opposition men
will not vote for Bell; that, finally, most OF
the Douglas men will fall into the Breckin-
ridge ranks, and that the Breckenridge ticket
will succeed by about 10000 majority over
Bell and Douglas. If the Enquirer cannot
make out better case than this, or a more
lattering statement OF probabilities, we con-
slider the State safe, with reasonable eXertiOns
for Bell aud Everett, by at least 10000 ma
jority. Douglas Will probably receive 10000
or Is 600 votes, and Bell and Everett will re.
ceive the largest vote ever given for Oppose
ton candidates, State or National. No 5000
Opposition men will refuse to vote for them
but their ranks will be increased by thou.
sands !-Akctandria Gazette.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29
Sherim,s Sale.

DY virtue of ii. ia, No. GA to me directed.
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county Tennessee at its May Term. 1850,
VIII expose public SALE 10 the highest bidder for cash
at the Court house yard, in the city of Nashville on
Tuesday, the 1lth day of September, 1860, all the
right, title, claim interest and estate which Adna
Anderson then had may have since acquired and
10 the following described Property, viz: A or
piece of land lying in Davidson County, State Of Ten
nessee, and being lot No. lis in Sheby's Addition
Edgeheld fronting 80 feet Woodland and run
nIng back 40 feet to alley. See Registers Office
Book, No 81, page 1888 Being levied the pro-
perty of Adna Anderson to satisfy Judgment render
ed in favor of Zenas K. Fulton against Adna Anderson
J. n EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
aug22-td BY A. Creel. Deputy Sheriff.