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GEXrRACT.]
OKALnSE, Miss, January, 1se0.
Aessrs. CLARK FILLER:
If did not think you were troubled with more
testimonials than you hnd time to read, would send
you word in relation to what your Ambrosia Oil has
done for Saf1ce it TO say that had been sun r
ing with hoarseness, obstruction ia the Bron chital
tubes for many years, and it getting bad that
l could scarcely fill my appointments Your Ambro-
sial Oil perfectly restored me, and now can work
without difficulty.
apr3-n REV. A. l.. HUNSAKER.
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j. Ii. AiKEN,S
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE,

FOR PLANTERS AND FAMILY USE;
Making a pair Of Mems Socks in the short tise OF
SIXTEEN MINUTES. On exhibition at No. 4 Public
Square. A HARTwE. ELL & CO.. Agen's
Sc Agents wanted. apr3-lw
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subsiantials for Farntrs and Planters,

IIsT reees wed frem esteTn Mandatory ard
j sale, the foiIoxiB articles or Iokes. Hay
Forks, Hoes, stable and Well Buekets, seythes
Tubs, Rat Traps, etc. etc
aEsJ. =. SHIELDS Co.
mar2S u Central waTeroozns, - College q.
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Grafeaburg Medicines.

T'HE esafsaburs vegetable Pils- Pres 3 eesss
IL PR hox
meet pewerfai health preserving Btters- Price
IS cenfs.
The Ssreea NsuEtain Ointment fFice IS esats.
The above Medicines TO sell kaoNn % re
aasrs Htnch % be said HtsEf fhsna. 1here
znssss - Tsnrsssfs bet shat have fheEn. Il
shr S.,f1aK ssssas The - te.lshy perzaas Feqaifs
some Alternative, aad tbeTe e none Eead as he
Grsefebbsrg fllls aed Riitsrs-
snarzs-a MACKENZIE 4 A1ScisfS.
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New Orleans. sace.-netairie Course

New Orleans Races--uetafrieC Course.
The Spring meeting on the Metsirie Course
opened last Friday with a four mile race, a
summary Of which follows:
FKInAY. March 80 Planet Post States Eight sab
scrib-rs each <soo-haA forfet-$l 500 added by the
oicb-four N Is hests.
r kTw nssweil's Oh C. Planet by Revenue,
oat OF Nias, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
+. Scrsg GO cl- c. ohn c. Breckenridge, by Lex
iogton. dam by imp. Glencoe. years Oid. .. q 2
D. 4. kennrr'z ca. T. Ia vsriete by LOUIS Dor,
out % Louisa Jordan years old .-.-.-..... )
Messrs. Ah.oF, Bingzmzn, charas, jackson
lad Campbell ................-........pd- II.
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VEGETABLE SEEDS.

nAck 2zzzaars e ne Eees=r. Nersers. usekls
kszs-a Eks2< ; x<EAssoE-
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Gbanlrru Sales
Chancery Sale.

ChanCeFy Sale.
Thos. ]. Foster and E. 5. Chs ATTAIN Hugh Scott
and others.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, at November Term 1859, in the above
named case, will proc ed to sell public sale the
Court House IN this city, on
Saturday the SlSt OF March, 1863,
That beautiful residence the SIDE OF the Buena
Vista Turnpike road near the city occupied by
Dr. Scott, toeet er with the grounds attached, dVd
ing the same iuto LOIS, aud conuPung the sale until
enough shall have been sold TO pay satisfy the
decree in said case. These grounds will be subjivd
ed before day OF sale, and pats Of the same he
found at my Office for examination and distrib ation
and purchasers or those otherwise interested in
vited to call.
TERMS Credits OF 6,I2 and Is months, notes to be
executed with sti factory personal security, lien
be retained and sale fTee from equity of redemption
marl-td J. L. GLEAYES, C. NJ
POSTP0GEMENT.
Sale postnored 10 saturday the 4th OF
April, 1860. J. l.. GLkAYES, C. a. n.
Janz6-Id
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ufw advertisements.
NOtice.

WE are informed that there parties in this
w city packing other Flour in bags bearing the
Rock CITY Mills brand on them. This is q all
parties from doing, and We intend pros ecutlng
every case J. z BAUMAN CO.
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HAP JUST RECEIVED,
TWELVE YEARS OF SOLDIERS LIFE IN INDIA.
Including a Personal Narrative OF the SeIse Of
Delhi and capture OF the King and Princes. By
W S. r. Hodson.
PARTIES AND THFIR PRINCIPLES. A Manual OF
Political Intelligence. BY Arthur Holmes.
TIMOTHY TITCoMB'S LETTERS TO YOUNG PEo-
PIE.
GOLD FOIL. Hammered from Popular Proverbs.
BY Timothy Titcomb.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS. By wikie Collins.
RECoLLECTIONs. BY Samuel Rogers.
PERCY BYSsHE SHHLEY'S MEMORIALS Edited
by Lady Shelley
EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. BY the Rev.
James White.
MoRPHY's GAMES. A Selection Of the best Games
played by the distinguished Chamoion in Europe
and America, with Analytical and Critical Notes.
By J. Lowenthal-
SEVEN YEAPS. BY julia Ksvanau h.
GREAT FACTS. A Popular Description Of the most
remarkable Inv entions during the Present Centu-
ry. By Frederick C Bakewen.
EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE; Or, RESEARCHES
AMONG THE MISuTER FoRss OF ANIMAL LIFE BY
Philip Henry Gosse-
HERE AND THERE; Or, EARTH AND HEAVEN Cox
TRAsTED.
THE FOUR GEORGES, KINGS OF ENGLAND. Cnn-
tanning Personal Incidents of their Lives, Pubic
Events of their Reigus, and Biographies of their
Chief Minister'S Courtiers and Favoriles- BY sam
ell II. Smucker.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. By George
Henry Lewes.
RESTATEMENT OF CHRISTIAN nOCTRINE- In IS
Sermons. BY Henry ". Bellows.
DARWIN'S ORIGIN OF THE SrECIES.
TIE PATH THAT LED a LAWYER To THE CATHo-
Lie CHURCH
DIR. OLDHAM AND HIS WIFE; Or, LIBRARY TABLE
Talk AT GREYsToSEs.
REVOLUTIONS IN ENGLISH HISTORY. By Robert
Vaughan.
HISTORY OF FRANCE From the earliest times TO
1s4s. BY the Rev. James White
HISTORY OF FRANCE. By NJ Michelet, vols.
Translated by C. H. Smith, F. C. 5.
w. T. BERRY S. CO.,
mar27-tf Public Square.
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WILL he offered Public Sale 20 Tracts of l. nj
w containing from to l27 acres, bcng subdi-
visions o. the lassaters Mil Tract, inc ,ng the n
New saw MAJ and ter Power OF Mr. Isassatcr. All
OF the lots are well tmbered. Also-Nos. l. p 8. g.
H. Is, Il and 20 in CARROTS original plan OF the
Stone Fort property All OF the beve will be sold
on credit OF 2apd years, without interest, for
notes well endorsed aud a hen retained with a re-
duetion to The purchaser o: 10 per Tor cash.
AlSO.-rcn Lots, being subdivisions VI Nos. "a and
IS IA CARROTS original plan These lots front on the
Rail- DAD and extend up the river, and viii be sold
on "a credit OF and years, without interest," notes
sndursed aud lea returned.
On ALI the lands there is a fair proportion OF nne
river bosiOm above owe. fow, and the whole OF the
lanas are covered with ane tim ber We deem II un-
necessary n say thing in pra sc OF those lands
situated in secton Of country whose resources are
lest nov begnnsng 90 be Developed, shss fnmen 81
water Pewef Of the old Stone Fort haFing lately
gSasseG ato the hands Of Gentlemen TO know their
value, aud - hc u Is that they purcha sod
1t very low rate that FAC viii hut enabl bold
eTz 10 work tfiem more extensively and pFolt.
Tue voice II sese Legislature as zisnass anzni-
nous AZ favor II Manchester the point which To
ie ats the State Prison, and should the Com sion
efs appointed for the purpose OF seecung location
Dc 81 t4se same opinion aad place Manchester
ine @Ar viii rot be very far distant when viii be
eycnthe y4lae ofteeseIands can Only be guessed al
1hs entire sale Is without reserve and ihaut re-
gare % price, W 7. GARkElT,
G. $. Ne SOM
p. S--Person- who wish TO attend tbs sale should
leave Nashville the sunoay oiciock +. II. Tran
on the Nashville aad ChatisaoosA R<sireAa.
s5- The LahAaan Herald. AuraTersboro' Teis
graph, tarAsFssis coroascie, s1sstyyLie Exposi,.r
copy hh daS o sale aad send bslls 70 ths once Tor
cotieci@oa- aprs-tds
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GoG's Patent Knitting Machine,
For Family and Plantation nN.

AFAKEs all kincs OF II fsiery, .ppets Undersleavez
NJ and many ether articles Of wearing apparel,
fro1a Wooden, Cotton aud SIX Yarn. Every Family
Planter should have one
He. lisa, General Agent,
SIS broadway, New York
AGENTS WANTED. marIS-d3m
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GEXrRACT.]

u Read the following let er from clergyman
well known in West Tennessee, North Alabama and
Mississippi:
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Hepry K. Peek vs.. Wa. -rannfr.

Henry X. Peek VS.. VIM Tanner.
DUR>UANF to decree Of the chaneery Court at
Il Nashville ia above canned case, will offer a
cubic sale at the Court House IN this eisy on
Saturday, april the 9Th. 1850,
All the right, title anu interest which Nm- Tanner
had the 2lst March 1850, or which te may nave
since shat time acquired Ia the 81. Louis and Nesr
Orleans TeeqrGph LiHe. sale TO incluse ali prtre-
gss. franchises snJ fixtures attached 10 said line
sale pay decree favor e complainant for s50s,
besides interest aud costs ~ suit.
J. T. GLkAVES, C NJ,
marehT-td Chaacery Court Al Nashville
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NEW RRIV AIS.
White Beans.
Ohio Butter.

SO BUSHELS OF White Beans, Just received and
cU for sale by A. JENKINS,
maT30-if No. Il South Mar ket st.
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Anderson aud Lucy Evans vs.. Joseph 5. Evans
DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above case, will sell atthe Court
House IN this city, on
Saturday. april The 9TH, 1860,
The tract Of land hioL Anderson ana Lucy Evans
reside, lying in District No J. and containing about
TO acres.
TEkHs: Six aud twelve months erecit; good per-
sOnal security required, aud lien retained.
!. r. GLEAVES c. 4 NJ,
marchT-td Chanccry Court at Nashville.
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Sale of Slaves.

sale of Slaves.
DURSUANT TO a decree of the ChaBcery Court, at
i Nashville, in the cases Of Hobson VS.. Pitts
Walton Pitts-Zimmerinan Pitts, will sell
the Court house in this city,
Saiurday. the 9Th of April. 1860,
Certain Slaves Of the defendant, r. f. Pitts Io-wit
Louisa, Aiisey Ley Ann, Maria. Martha and Ellen.
TERMs.-6 and 12 months credit, purchasers 10
execute Lutes with good personal security before de-
livery OF property. J. Z. GLEAVES,
mar7-td c. ( NJ.
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Building Lot---vine Street.

DURSUANT To a decree Of the Chancery Court, At
l. Nashville, in the of Benz. ". Evaus
Phereby E. Evans and, ers, Will ODER at public
ale a, the Courthouse ct thts city, ON
saturday, April the 9Th, 1860,
That parcel OF ground lying on the west side Of Vine
street part # the Judge WHITE property AID the
Lot assigned 10 the Evans heirs front Is feet depth
81 = alley North side as wei as IN rear.
This is a vGluabl building let IN excellent por
tion Of the city, sad the better side Of the street
for a residence.
TKRMs-e, L.. Is ana "a months credit, with inter-
est--gOod security required ana len retained.
marT-td J. L. GIEAHESS, c. x ".
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n KEGS of Ohio Butter, Just received and for
" sale by A JENKINS,
mar 30-tf No. II South Market ST.
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WE have in store a large quantity OF the best Of
w all kinds OF the parest WHISKY. All We low
ers Of the essence Of Germ give as a passing call
mar2e-u CHURCH ANDEIsS0S a CO.
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whisky, whisky! whisky

yATE have Just received a large tot Of TAR, aud
w are of, ring II al the lea est hgure.
mar2p-n CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
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Sundries /: Sundries.

xvoU Can md a ali times, store, all kinds
i OF Groceries, such sugars, Coffee, Molasses,
SyrHPs, Sc, SC, &C
mar2e-u CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co.
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Tar! Tar

w + have hand a large quantity Of the best
w HuugaI ian Grass Seed, when are selling
low. CHURCH ANDERSON d co
mar2o-d
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Al 'EractS Of Land
E Q r S "A L Il

Adjoining the town of Manchester, in @ fee
county, Tenn, Immediately On the Manches-
ter and McMinnvllle Railroad, without re-
serve, TO the highest bidder.
On Monday, 7th of May next.
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Mercer Potatoes.

100 BUSHELS New York Mercer Potatoes good
lOO for eating planting, just rec eived aud Tor
sale by A. JENKINS,
mar3l-n No. II South Market st.
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Hungarian Grass Seed. ~

1OOA BUSHELS of A No 1 Oats, jus; received
IOUO aud for sale by
mar2s-a CHUkcH ANDERSON L co
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

ADDRESS OF THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION.
The New Orleans Democratic papers Of
Thursday publish an address to the people Of
Louisiana, signed by Hatch, Hunter, LaSere
and Taylor, of the Louisiana Delegation to the
National Democratic Convention. We are
sorry that the latenesS in the week when it
was received prevents US from inserting it in
our present publication. 1t is a luminous
vindication Of the action Of our delegation,
and presents, in a clear and unmistakable
light, the "irrepressible conflict" that is now
upon us, with Lincoln, the Black Republican,
on one side, and Breckenridge and Lane, the
Constitution, the Union and the protection
of the South, on the other. We will give it
to our readers next week.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

Gov. Brown For BREcKINRDGE-The
Rome ga. Courier says: I've stated
last week, upon the authority Of the
Southerncr, that Gov. Brown intended to
support Douglas; but a CORE spondent,
writing from Marietta to one Of our cx-
changes, we forget which, says his Ex-
cellency passed through that place a few
days ago and declared his preference
for Breckenridge. So Georgia may be
put down for hat candidate 10y at least
" thirty thousand majority"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

The POsITIoN OF Cows. WISE AND LET
cHER.-lt is stated, by intimate friends
Of Governor Wise, that he will take
extreme Southern ground at the Con-
vcntion which meets at Charlottesville
on the 18th of August. Gov. Lctcher
says that he has as yet expressed 10
opinion as to Presidential candidates,
but will seek to unite the two wings of
the Democracy in Virginia upon one
electoral ticket.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

The ELEMENTS OF SUcCEss.-A gen,
tleman who is a staunch and efficient
supporter Of Breckinridgc and Lane
was asked in our hearing how he &C
counted for the rapidity with which the
people arc rallying to the standard of
the gallant Kentuckian and the Marion
Of the Mexican war. He replied, at is
easily accounted for. They posse IS all
the clements of success, luck, pluck,
speed and bottom" The qucrist was
perfectly satisfied, and so arc we; the
answer was as good as true.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
Another Noble Hammer.

That old, sterling and influential journal,
the Philadelphia Pnusy2ranian, changed
hands recently, and the new editor, JOHN II.
BnIMTER, Immediately hoisted the Breckin-
ridge and Lane banner, and in his salutatory
writes with a spirit and a hopefulness hat au-
gers well for the success of our ticket in the
old Keystone State. We should be happy in
having room for the whole Of his able article /,
we nave not, however, but give the following
concluding sentances, rich in truth and in
rhetoric, which will convey some idea Of the
style and ability of the new recruit in the
cause Of Constitutional Democracy:
"The friends Of Brcckinridge can
afford to be tolerant. Pronunciation and
exclusion they are content to leave To- a
noisy minority, which finds comfort in
abuse and obioQuy towards and wo-
meH and children are fond Of locking
ieors and making a noise behind them.
I, - the part of conscious strength and
integrity to be quiet, and temperate,
and generous. We cannot believe that
Democrats, such as yet adorn our cleo
tyrai J.cket-hcrcditary Democrats, De
mJcrats from habit, from association,
from enjoyment Of Democratic layorS ::
Democrats who began life by holding
subordinate honors IN the gift of South
en- statesmen, and grew up To tine slow
position Of popular favor through Dem
oeratjn orgamizations-we cannot be-
ilcrG that such men (thc naldcman cs-
capaGc to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing viii, when the crisis comes, desert
tie standard IF their party, or hope
Iessiy unite with any fragment whose
temporary triumph involves a Demo
cratic defeat. The day of cancellation
Is not yet past ; and, until it bc-mtil
the separation bc complete, and hope Of
reconciliation he shut of forcvcr-wc
mold ourselves ready 10 sustain any
plan which has for It's object the mtcg-
rity, or, if the word be more proper. the
refrigeration Of Pennsylvania Dcmoc-
raCy"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
The Cause in Louisiana.

We have been permitted to peruse a letter
written by an intelligent gentleman Of New
Orleans to a distinguished Democrat Of this
parish, from which, for the satisfaction Of our
readers, We make Tia. following extracts:
Il am satisfied that Breckenridge
will get as many votes as Douglas and
Bell together. | saw Judge Noorhics
this morning, just from Monroe !; and
he says the people i'll that neighbour
hood, and in Northwestern Louisiana,
are for Breckenridge almost unani-
mously ; that there are some for Doug
las, but none, comparatively speaking,
for Bell.
"ln the South, everything looks
cheering. The dcclination of Fitzpat-
rick, and his recent letter published
IN the Alabama papers, announcing his
determination to vote for Breckenridge
and Lane, is most damaging to the
Squattcr Sovereignty party in the
South generally, and i'll Alabama par
ticularly. The Douglas party are try
ing, / am satisfied, TO make a coalition
with Bell in the South. | have good
reason for believing this, i'll Louisiana,
but do not think it will succeed. -
ave read, with a great deal of
pleasure, an account of your r~atifica-
ton meeting in Plaqueminc and we
recognize, in the spirit there manifest
ed, a determination that, however much
the Democracy of the city lags, that of
the country is prompt and Jealous. |
see that, in all sections of the State,
meetings. are being held to ratify the
nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

DOUGLAS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND MIS-
slssIPn.-A gentleman Just from North
carolina states that prominent Douglas
men IN that State declare that an elccto
raj ticket for him will be brought out at
mo Instant day. So, also, intelligence
reaches here Ivy lctters from Mississippi:
""' un' prospects Of any considerable
Vote Tor Judge Douglas in those States
looks worse than in any other South
'rh State except Soute Carolina.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
Notice.

Succession Of the late CAMILLE Louis
LANDRY.
WHEREAS Joseph Yol>ey HCbnr,. residing
W IN the parish OF iberyil'e. hrs been APP
pointed administrator OF the sill succession, bv
the Honorable the Sixth judicial District Caurt
OF the State oi Louislana-
Notice Is hereby gwen 10 all the creditors of
SAID succession 10 present then accounts or claims
10 hun or 10 his At:aruey, Eodolphe Rousseau,
as soon as possible; and to al the debtors Of said
succession 10 settle their accounts Immediately.
lyli JOSEPH \. IILBERT.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
III. II. B 4 y,
LATE YOUNG & CO..
8 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Is'aich maker, .Se~,fEer and siIre,.n,.,h

"Hsffs Sf"ffttF ana SftFCgsHt ffks
Ssh Importers Of fine Watches @@
I,Aior Ladies and Gentlemen, OF ~ TX
the most celebrated makers OF England and Swift
zerland, made to his orLer expressly 10 heavv
cases, (gold aud silver and warranted s~lautarj
hneness. Ladies ChaleialEeS and Neck Chains
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Seals. Kew
&c. Finger Rings, Earrings, Breast pins, Cu.r
pins, &c. Diamonds IN Pins ard Rings.
SPectacles for every age. in gold, SILVER and stec'
frames;
Silverware warranted as pure as coin, cOnsistinc
of table, tea AM desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies. Butter Kniy,.
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues. &c.
Plated ware, consisiIn. Of castors, candleslichs
walters. &c.
Having been always engaged Ia the mechanic
part of the business all Waicnes sent Tor repairs
will have the strIciest attention aud having ever,
facility tor making any portion of 4 watch, he
will be enabled 10 woik ca very reasonable.
terms.
o. Jewelry made TO ortAr. and repaireL. Di.
msnds reset in he latest style. Canes MONTE.
IN gold or silver deC3-nO7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
agents Wanted.

Fifty Dollars a Month, and all Expenses paid.
Nactiye Agent is wanted in every County in the
IA United States and Cana Jas. 10 solicit orders
aud Introduce our New National Double Thread go
Sewing Machine. Warranted equal to any high
priced machine. Practical for every fimily. which
makes it the cheapest aud most popular machine in
existence. A limited number If responsible Agents
are wanted, To travel and solicit ordr rs by Sample, nr
a salary of $50 per month and expenses. Business
permanent. Address, With stamp. for conditions
and instructions, J. w. HARRIS,
Shoe aud Leather Exchange,
Jy2G-2m Boston, Mass.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11
AN lrINEEANr CANDIDArR. -

AN lrINEEANr CANDIDArE. - Judge
Douglas il stamping the Northern
States in ProPr1a persona, and from the
nights Of Bunker Hill proclaiming his
odious doctrine Of Squatter Sovereign
ty. A candidate for the highest Office
IN the land is travelling from State to
State, and city to city, making bun
combc speeches ! Such a man was
never destined to be President.-Cou-
yisy
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

KENTUCKY.-The Louisville Courier says
that the State is certain for Breckin-
ridge; that the Brock nridgc men feel it.,
the Bell men feel it, the Douglas, men
feel it, and the Lincoln men feel it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

FLoRIpA.-Thc Floridian says, after
diligent inquiry it has yet to hear of
the first Douglas man in Middle Flori
da and in the East there are none OK
cept a few at Jacksonville, who are
trying TO get up a ratification meeting.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

sG5a We see it stated in the Mobile
Register that Hon. Stephen \. Douglas
will visit Mississippi in the course of
this or the next month, and will take
New Orleans on his way to Washing
ton.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-11

State of Louisiana-PaTish of Iberville-6th
Judicial District Court.
I'm matter of Estate of Ludivinc Ian
dry, deceased.
NNTHEREAs, jules Wives, has this day
w filed in the Clerks Office of this Court,
his final account Of administration of the estate
OF Ludivine Landry, decd, in his capacity Of
dative iesiamenlary Executor
Notice is hereby given 20 all whom il may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days rom the
date of the publication hereof, the reasons why
said Tableau should not be homologated and
made a Judgment OF this Court, and the Admin
istratOr's bond cancelled.
~lberville, July Is, 1860.
B2l NJ. A. ESTEVhH. Clerk.