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FOLEN from my stable in the neighborhool Of Columbia on
the night Of the eoh Of May last, doe Black Mare,
hands high highly formed and we'll musced
and tail, without white except perhaps white spot
from saddle mark Her long and pointed her limbs clean
rather small but we'll shaped the
buggy any where Tbs thief rode on dne black Span
ISL saddle He tracked miles in the direction OF
etteve Winchester will pay the above reward for de.
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the apprehension and con ;ction Of the thief.
GID. J. PILLOW.
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Democratic District COMMUNICATIONS
ny and EnSh nsiasm-sSpeech of Hon. " /.
n. Avery--fAfram ,. Bradford Nominated


The Democracy Of the lh Congressional District convened in
s city on yesterday for the purpose OF nomi aGg Eeetor
The preceengs will be found another column We eongat
siasm whish prevailed ] the meeting
The remarks Of Robert Wood, taking the Chair we're
WIN profound attention. and loudly apPadded oy ms
audience It was fsultss vndcaOn OF The and re
able democracy He was able, manly and eloquent ia the re-
hear OF tne demAgoguesm Of Douglas and lis foul herss
while he was brave bold manly his denuncisons OF the
traitors to the cause Mr. Wood effective speaker and viii
40 goed service curing the present He promised Old
ior Bfeeznrdgs d Lane and his predictions viii be
During progress Of the business Of the Convention T. c.
fournoy Of Helena Arkansas observed the auence,
aaa being eted upon, responded 10 an appropriate speech
win powerful elect he announced that Arkansas would the
banner Democratic State Of Uuon He said that
B. Eouoy Of Arkansas in favor Of Douglas and there vas
l. Eoornoy opposed 70 Douglas He was ANXIOUS for the
audience not to eOnf0und the that his
name VAST. Flournoy HIS exceedingly we'll
timed, and we're loudly appIauded.
n Collins Esq OF Memphis, succeeded Mr. FOurnoy BE
appeared upon the stand like potica! rua
men Mr. Collins gratefully acepted the position assigned him
as sue elecor for the eoVaaod to eonhnte his
powers towards the election OF Breckenridge Mr.
Collins possesses muh OF popular orao lie gives promise OF
brilliant canvass His future career lighting for the vic
tors tread and to follow in hs LEAD will the honor
place for bold Democratic sOdiery
1t W be seen from the published proceedings that Ell Pick
one Of the Sub electors Of the district Whe the appoint
men announced hr. Pickett and
demonstration services that he yielded and n
few Appropriate remarks prOmed den1 the flag Of Bekn
RIDGE and Las on every nvennt occasion We rel iced c
know that Mr. Pickett the gallant champion Of former years.
still to 9s the rallyi gFoint for his fr ends
Bradford Of Haywood The unSnisy viii VII Oh it t or
ed high compliment his talent It told Of the place
occupied in the affections Of the Democracy Of the district III
will the banner Of his party triumph through the
preaching First in the light the field thu
conflict that him its conquered victim viii cost the enemy th
Uheh will make victory scarcely worth preserving while cu
that rise in bis will only his manly SPIRIT deeds
nober daring and the banner that inscribed the
Breckinrdg and Lane will trail in defeat far BIZ
strong arm can uphold, or his true breast defend it,
IL is impossible TO describe the enthusiasm tina. pervaed thu
meeting able and Congress
Hon. W. avery toOk the stand With an ernesness and eo
that thrilled every heart he announced that live
survive perish, he was for Dreckinrjge and
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LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. ByJ.W. SHEA.
HAN, Editor the Chicago Times. With Portrait In
Une Volume, 500 pages, i2mo.
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application be made in short time, will sell
II modatns terms, Forty Acres Oh Land, three miles
the Cooperation limits Mill Greek, opposite Mai Gohs
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson
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Ile CNIoN AND AMERICAN copies much OF an
explanatory paragraph from the RonDey AZ shows
thaqwe endorsed the Savannah Republican as "a lead
ing Opposition paper" previous to the disruption of
the Democratic party, but omits the portion which
states, IN Substance, that the Republican since the
DIVISION OF the Democratic party into sectional fac
tons, has come out for Bell and Everett The omis-
sion places us in the positQq before the readers of
the UNION AND AMERICAN, 7pf not recognizing the
present position of the Republican, Banner.
The Republican never supported any other than
an Opposition candidate for the Presidency, and has
always been considered in Georgia as an Opposition
paper.
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We are informed by gentleman who resides in
California, that Gov. FOOte during his residence
there, prominent member Of the Know Nothing
party and SUCH aspirant for the United States
Senate.-UNIoN AND AMERICAN.
We are informed by gentleman from ChattanoO-
ga that the editor of the UNION AND American was,
during his residence in that city, prominent mem
Der of the Know Nothing party, and as such, an
pirant for any Office which might come along.-AelR-
pills Appeal.
We fear that the appeals extreme Partially for
Judge DOUGLAS has slightly obfuscated Its recollection
or it would have remembered that notwithstanding
all Mr.. BURcHs Know Nothingism during his resi-
dence in Chattanooga" thatin the first Know Nothing
canvass that OF 1885, he the successful Democratic
candidate fPr the House of Representatives that IN
1886 he canyassed large portion of East Tennessee
for BUCHlNAN; that he was chosen by the Democratic
electors to carry the vote of Tennessee for Mr.. BU
CHANAN to Washington; THAI ne was the successful
Democratic candidate for the Senate from the Chat
tanooga district in 1857 that was chosen by the
Democratic members of that body to preside over its
deliberations aud that although he declined in the
last canvass being candidate either for the Senate
or for Congress in the Chattanooga district he was
frequently on the stump in favor of Democratic can
didates and Democratic principles
Pretty good for one who "during ms residence in
Chattanooga, lsince 1922 was prominent member
u the Know Nothing party, apd as such, aspirant
for any office that might come along
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Alexander Thomas aad wife Mary Harrison ana osS
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The OLD soldiers for Gen. Lane.

diana, to the Richmond Enquirer says
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vote in the State irrespective of their political prn-
clples Iheard strong Republican, soldier,
Gaptain with Lane in Mexico say the other day,
tnat ne would vote for Joe Lane at the sacrifice OF
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Octave. Uniform with ;he previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle Of
Bunkes Hill to the signing Of the Declaration CT Independence
the second of August and includes among other things the
siege Of Boston, the Negotiation Of England with Russia for
troops, written from papers from the Archives Of England and
France including letters from George III and the Empress
Caharne; the invasion Ct Canada, from private letters pa
Of General Montgomery and his family the
France and Spain, from very eopous documents obtained
France and Madr; the dnclinaon Of Tugo war the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
part from unpublished private journals by the members;
instruction in North Carolina, from full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase Of German troops,
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George III
German Princes, Ministers and Agents. the hest ancy
trail Colonies the for taking up Independent govern
ments the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights OF Man; battle
Of sulivans Island, in part from materials solution
Of Independence; the Declaration Of Independence the Signing
the Declaration.
The OF manuscript materials collected this volume is
complete, and unods the origin progress every i'm
portant tracing the Of the Revolution
peey, in reference Of the United Stairs pre-
senting the subject ALSO in srelOn the history world
during the period Of its progress.
The History Of the Revelation will be completed two more
volumes.
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A SETTLEMENT.-It is said that the Douglas men,
satisfied that they cannot carry single State, now
propose to negotiate with Lincoln. The terms of
agreement will probably be equal share of the dis
trbuton of the public patronage, subject to the
Constitution of the United Statesn 1t will be diff
ficult matter to determine their respective proper
ton. as Douglas has promised more offices than he
can control.-T LOuis Bulletin.
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A Calculation,

friend of the Charleston Courier who has been
remarkably accurate and successful in his estimates
and specuations in advance of the three last Pres-
dental elections, communicates for that paper the
following estimates as to the pending contest.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
We have rarely been disappointed in our predic-
tons and calculations made within the past sixteen
years, during the several canvasses for President
and Vice President of the United States as to the
general result of the election and votes OF States
We will venture now to predict the election of
Breckenridge and Lane by the Electoral College,
without going into the House of Representatives, as
is generally believed must be done in order arrive
at a result.
For Breckenridge we give the following States:
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Mr.. BLANToS DUNCAN of Ky, prominent BELL

man says:
There are sentiments perUGdJ The RANKS Of the Bell
and Everett in e1aiSOn toh those fetby the friends Of
Douglas, BITTER HOSTILITY TO THE CORRUPT ADMINS
TRATIoN and deep-roOted love for the Union With
these common ties to unite u.s. satisfied TO see
in the North an evident inclination to eoalesee
against Lincoln. This must insure his defeat, and
the election in the House of Mr. Bell that of Ex-
Governor johnson, by the Senate in the event that
Mr.. Douglas fails ofan election by the people, which
/ not at all sure will be the case, judging from
the present popular manifestations IN his favor
His gallant rebellion against the present contempt
ibe and trannical dynasty, entities him to the SYM
pathes of the whole American people, and more es-
pecially of party who believed that his course
was right upon the Kansas imbroglio. His manly
bearing, when seemingly crushed down. sufficiently
guarantees that he will truly be President if choen
by the people. 1t should be the policy of party
to strengthen him at the North for in his success there
depends alone the chance of Mr.. Bells election.
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. .
We are aware that two of the Northwestern and
two of the New England States, which have
given to Lincoln, are now claimed as likely to go
Democratic, viz Rhode Island, Connecticut, Illinois
and Iowa; but admitting that they have Democratic
majOrities. the contest between Douglas and Brock
Inridge will give these States to Lincoln.
The nature of the contest now going on, ard which
threatens the very existence of the Union and the
permanency of our institutions, precludes the pro-
liability of any State throwing away its vote upon
Bell and Everett.
1t is not unlikely that Douglas will withdraw from
the contest-indeed we think it very prObable-but
this will not add much to the for Breckenridge
Missouri. in our opinion. being the only one of the
four States conceded to Douglas that is likely go
for Breckinrige. The Sluatter Democrats of the
other three States being much embittered against
the seeding States for their opposition to Douglas
to admit of their voting for his rival Breckenridge
In fact, we believe at this moment that the Doug
lasites of the North would prefer the election of
Lincoln to that of Breckinrdge