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CAUTION

CD ECEIyING FALL AND WINTER
Ia GOODS.
Chinted Cashmeres aud Deiaines.
Black and colored wool Deanos.
Black Silks, AlPacas, Bomhazines,
French, English and American Prints.
BOYS WEAR.
Cloths. Cassiuieres, &c, for pants and jackets
Fine and low-priced Cloakings.
Fine Black Cloths and CassimeTes.
LINEN GOODS.
Fronting and ShirIng Linens, by the yard or
piece.
As Butchers Linens. by the yard az plere'
Fine Pillow Linens of every desirable "iuth'
Sheeting Linens in variety.
Damask Table Linens, a large stock
Spo, and Damask Table Cloths OF every grade
Napkins and Doyes by the single dozen o'
quantity.
r;uo ,,inqed Huck and Damask Towels
Low priced Towels and Towelings'
blankets, Marseilles Quilts, DC.
p'a'"'' COOPER a. CONRAD,
g, . Is60.- Philadelphia.
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The Paris Mantilla Emporium.

NO. 70S CIIESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
~ Established IN 1855 for the exclusive display and sale
Of the latest novelties in Paris London and the finer pro-
duclions of home manufactured
CLOAKS Sc MA NTILLAS,
To which has been added II FUR DEPARTMENT
which embraces the largest assortment of Fufs m all
Nations including Real Russian Sable Fine Dark Hudson
Bay Sable, Russian and American Mink Sable, Royal
Ermine, Chinchih Fine Dark Siberian Squirrel, Nc.,
made up IN the most fashionable styles for Ladies Winter
Costume. All Goods warranted. One Fixed Price from
which no deviation be made. Tie Paris Manla,
Ctak and Fur Emporium, No 7Os Chesnut street, (abve
Seventh south side }. w. PROCTOR co.
lDcol,rr opn
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THE PHILADELPHIA inquirer, Az !NDEPEN'
i DENT POLITICAL, LITERARY, AN MlSCl'L-
LANEOUS DAILY NEWSPAPER
The Philadelphia Inquirer contains eight pages and oty-
eight columns of matter II is printed with new copper
faced type The Editorial Department of the Haper las
been entirely re.organized aud new correspondents en-
gagged The Inquirer is independent IN its discussidn on
all topics Of public interest.
The great aim Of the Inquirer is to become Reliable
Newspaper,-reporng promptly and fairly everything Of
public interest concerning all parties and all public men
neither distorting exaggeraiing facts VIII De the
first duty of the Inquirer all occasions To advocate the
protection e domestic and Of the great
iron and.coal IN 'erests of Pennsylvania.
As family paper the Inquire will aim to retain the
position which has long enjoyed by continuing to guard
and scrunise with geat its news and advertising
columns, and exclude all matters which 1t would oe I'M
proper to admit within the family circle.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is published every morning,
and served in the city, and all the districts III Bristol,
Beverly Camden Gloucester, Trenton Burlington, Lam
caster, Harrisburg, Reading, Pdtsve Danvine, Norris
town. Wilmington, DEL Elkon. Md by careful carriers,
for Twelve Gents week payable to the carrier at the
end Of the week.
Sent by mail at six dollars per annum, i'll advance.
as an Advertising Medium
The Inquirer has equal in the City Philadelphia not
only the Of its circulation but from its class
Of readers posed of the intelligent aud respectu
BILE persons only in the city but III all the towns
within hundred miles
Advertisements inserted for six cents line for the fl ST
Insertion, aud four cents line each subsequent inser
dressed to - - 49, --.
WILLIAM w HARDING,
No. 12i :. Third street. Philadelphia.
Septenber o2 1850,
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New Boot & Shoe Store
Market street, Sunbmry, PA.


"M. NJ. APSLEY, late Of Philadelphia, res
w pectfully informs the citizens of Sunbury
and vicinity, that he has just received and opened
for sale at his new store adjoining the Post Office,
the largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes, &C.,
ever brought to this place, which he will sell at
the lowest prices. Having himself worked at
the business, he has selected his stock with the
greatest care, which consists, in part, as follows,
to wit
Mems Boots from So 25 to sc 90.
Shoes from s7l to 25.
Caters from so to 400.
Womens Caters from 60 to 90.
d" Morocco shoes from 80! to s71.
Leather shoes from 20 to ! s7i.
Misses Shoes of different kinds from 40 TO so.
Boys Is Boots from 90 to 2 90.
L" Shoes from 623 to SO.
ChildIens' Shoes from 90 to l l:3, and also
Trunks and Valises.
Sunbury, Sel ltember %, 1860.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the late par
4 nership existing between the subscribers, in
the Mercantile business, in Lower Augusta town
ship, under the firm of Chamberlain Il Furman
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 25th
August last
III persons indebted or having claims, will
call on Isaac Furman, who will continue the
business Mt the old stand.
All accounts not settled by the lst of Novem.
her next will be put into the hands of uagis'
trae for collection.
ISRAEL CHAMBERLAIN.
ISAAC FURMAN.
Lower Augusta, Sept IS, ls60.-3t
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List of Causes for Trial at Special
Court October Is 1860.
Plaintiffs. Defendants
| Jacob NJ. Sobida. VS.. Kimber Cleaver, estate.
2 James Jenkins Northumberland I'm
heirs &c, provement Company.
Jesse G. Horton vs.. Beacham and Dewsrt
4 Isaiah Wilker- vs.. Susquehanna e. * q.
son Mountain Company.
5 George Burns VS.. George G. Welker.
Hugh Belas VS.. Kimher Ceaver.
Peter Badly vs.. William Depuy.
s Carbon Run lmprov- VS.. Ira T. Clement.
ment Go.
0 Jacob Won VS.. Zerbe Run & Shamokin I'm
Media Executor provment Co. g. Trevorton
Coal y II. r. Company.
10 John Millers heirs VS.. William Levan. with
notice to the Mahanoy & Shamokin Improve
ment Company, the Trevorton & Susquehanna
Railroad Company, and the Trevorton Coal &
Railroad Company and other tene-tements.
| No 63 January Term 1887.
| ID. BECRLEY, Prothotary.
Prothonotarv's Office Sunbury,|
September. as 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06

TNHE frs, Brigade. eighth Division Of tho
l. Pennsylvania Uniformed Militia, will meet
for drill at the house of William Shartle, in
Jordan township, al follows, to wit:
National Guards, Cameron Guards and Jordan
Infantry, on Friday, the Goth day of October
next, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, fully equipped for
drill. By order of
J. H. ADAM, Msjor.
Septemher oQth lS6O
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INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS.
w. G.. n Z NJ A n

No 80 North SECOND St, opposite Christ
Church, PHILADELPHIA.
HAS for Sale, the best family Cooking Stoves
d d in the Markell good and faithful servant;
the great provider for the Family Every house
hold should have reliable Lehigh Gas Burner
Cooking Stove-always reliable, always econo
nOmical.
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Stove
for Parlor &c.-will burn less fuel and emf
more heat than any other Stove.--For Sale with
a large assortment of all kinds of COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, Wholesale and Re
tail. WILLIAM G. NEMAN,
No. 33 North Second ST. above Market, Phil
adelphla.
Reference. Hon DAVID TAGGART
H. b. MASSER.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

AUDITORS NOTICE.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor hum
Jerland County.
Us" Of 5, Df.' B. noys Sc: T' ysna;,oni s.pons,
VS.. No. 80 August T.,
Daniel Kramer. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
auditor, appointed by the said Court in the above
case to distribute the funds in Court and report
the facts; will attend for that purpose, at his
office, in Market square Sunbury, on Monday
the 9Th day of October 1860, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon when all parties in interest may attend
if they think proper.
HARRIS PAINTER, Auditor.
Sunbury, September 4, 1860
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06

THESE Safes are now in use al over the United States
l and hive been tested in many fires; the following
shows another Instance OF their capab ty resisting ie
WirMER's BRIDGE,
Lancaster Township, July 80, 1901
MEssRs. EVANS h WATsoS,-Gentemen The small
size No. Saamander Safe which purchased from your
agent, MIR Adam r. Barr in Lancaster City, July 20th
1889 has been subjected to very severe test, which it
wthstond IN most satisfactory manner. This Safe
tanning all my books. together with valuable papers belong
ing to myself aud some TO my neIghbos and friends and
representing value Of Twenty Thousand Dollars
(s2O,oOO) was IN my Mill which destroyed on the
night 70 the 2h OF July 1860 and passed through the fiery
ordeal unscahed, The Safe was on the second o and
fell to the basement of the NJ aud subjected for six
hours to an intense heat among the ruins which greatly
increased by the combustion uf large quanv Of grain
confined within the brick wslls After the FIRE the Safe
was opened aud the hooks aud papers taken
OF perfect preservation, the paper not being discoor
co. lhls inct was however, To bystandes better
recommendation o yonr Saes than could lie expressed in
any other words from me.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL RANCK.
another Tictory for Erans and Watson
Saldmdnder Safe.
oswEGo, N. Y, March o. 1850
Gentlemen-lt affords much pleasure to inform you
that the Safe No $, (uprighD which purchased Of b
stroud your travelling ngent, has passed through
ceedgly hot fire III three sroTy brick binding. which
heated the Safe to white heat that the corners Of il
appear Melted but 1t preserved my b'oks and vnluab,
papers to the amount Of several thoussnd dollars which
feel thankful.
Yours, respectfully, IN ELDRIDGE.
" large assortment ff the nlove SAFES always
on hand at 3Oi Chesnu street. (ae "a south Fourth St
Philadelphia.
October g. ls6O-Iy
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Madame schwend's Infallible Powders.

T,OR the speedy and uectnal cure OF all nhammatlons
II Fevers rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Liver Com
~ admits and children Send cent stamp 10 her agent
G. b. JONES, Boz 1910 philadelphia r o.
Hundreds OF testimonials Agency, w Cor rhiId and
A,sS streets Oct 8, is6o-Istw
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PHILADELPHIA.
FURS, FURsI FURs,

FURSi FURS FURSt
LADIES' FANCY FUR EMPORIUM.
ISAREIRA & THOMSON, old stand No. SIS Market
Il street, asuve Eighth, south side, Philadelphia
beg leave 10 call the attention Of the Ladies 10 our
large and varied stock of ladies' aud Chdrea's FANCY
FCRS. Having had great experience, Bud enjoying
neculai facilities ia the selection OF Furs, confidently
ner our new the inspection Of the ladies' feeling
assured that they will decide with u.s. In It's being unyaed
for bea ~ and vaTey consisting as It does ot every
descrlpon of Amer Jan and European Fus manufacture ed
in the latest and most approved styles Capes, Tamas
VicIorines, Cloaks, Mufs and Cuffs, embracing Sable
Mink Stone Martin, German Fitch, Siberian Squirrel
French Sable, French Squirrel, American Fitch, anC
Silver Martin
lv- Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
same, by furnishing a good article ut the lowest Casl
n,ices FAREIRA 4 THOMSON,
No. Sic Market Street, Philadelphia.
N Bod Furs altered to Fashionable styles.
October 8, lec0.--3mw
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AND WARRANTs.-Theh highest price
Lwill be given for Land Warrants by the sub
,,,ibsJ. n. II MASsER.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
THE EnpORIuM OF FASuIoNA

MERCHANT TAILORING
THE EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
YHHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Sunbury and vicinity, that he has
just returned from Philadelphia with large stock
of
CLOTHS,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, Vestings, &c,
which he will make up to- order in the mos,
fashionable style at small profits, for cash or
country produce. You are solicited TO call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
if you wish to get the worth of your money.
Thankful for past patronage, he hopes by
strict attention to business continue the same.
JACOB o. BECK.
Sunbury, September %, 1860
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a FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS at the
"A Mammoth Store. Also, new lot OF per-
fumery, Soaps and Fancy Article: Very cheap
FRILlNG & GRANT
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
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GENEsEE SALT.

wTIOLESsALE Sc RETAIL,
ERlLlNG & GRANT lat the Mammoth
\ store,) have just received 500 Tbs. of Solar
Ground, Solar and Fine Salt, 700 Sacks Of
Ground Solar Salt every sack warranted to
contain 225 pounds Of Salt and 200 bags Of Salt
containing one Bushel each. This salt is the
best and strongest now manufactured and in
market. Call and see for yourselves.
sunbury Sept, 8, 1860.
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AdmistratOr's Notice.
OLYTEC HNIC EGE

U u Y L E L d N l . Z U l. l. L u Z .
OF the State of Pennsylvania.
PENN SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA.
Hrganized With full Faculty under an Act Of
~ the Legislature, and designed to supply the
great want in American Education, to wit
through Collegiate training for the practice OF
Mine Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechoni.
cal Engineering Analytical and Indus
trial Chemistry, Mettalurgy and
Architecture.
The College comprises
THE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
For the General Student, and -Four Technical
Schools, for Professional Students. viz.
The School of Mines the School of Civil En-.
sineering, the Scheol of Practical Chemistry,
the School of Mechanical Engineering.
Architectures, Typographical, and Mechanic
al Drawing, are included in the Engineering
Courses and ample facilities exist for Practice
Chemical Laboratory.
Terms per .innum
Scientific School, S75. Professional Schools.
500 to Sl20. l
The Eighth Annual Session will begin on
Monday, SepteT ber l7th, 1850, and the COM
mencement for comforting Degrees will be held
on the last Thursday in June.
For catalogues and futher information address,
d. A. l.. KENNEDY, Pres't of Faculty.
September, Is, lS60.--St
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Auditors Notice.

Auditors Notice.
William |. Greenough, In the Court Of Com
We mon Pleas Of Nor.
John Farnsworth, with thumherland county
notice to William l.. Fieri Facias. No. ~,
Dewart, terre tenant. Angus: Term, 1860.
The undersigned auditor. appointed by the said
Court of Common Pleas of Northumberland
county, to distribute the fund in Court to and
among the parties legally entitled thereto, will
attend to the duties of his said appointment and
meet all persons interested therein, at his office,
in the borough of Sunhury, Pennsylvania. on
Monday the LIST day Of October next, Us6O) a
| 10 o'clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL ]. PACKER, Auditor.
Sunbury Sept, Is, 1860.
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To the Free and Independent Voters of
Northumberland County.

FELLOW CITIZENS - Having yielded TO the
solicitations of many warm and personal friends
of all parties, orce more present myself before
you as the FREE VOTERS CANDIDATE
for the Office of SHERIFF, should You see
proper to elect me, shall endeavor to administer
the duties resting upon me in such manner as
will meet the approval of the people whom |
have to serve. HENRY WEISE.
Sant 1870
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CLoAKlNG CLOTHS, UAsIMEREs

Broadcloths, Vestings, &c.
Boys Cassimeres, good patterns. rs cts.
Satinets and Union Cassimeres, SO TO 70 cts.
Fancy Cassmeres, from rs to rs.
Fine Black Cassimeres and Doeskins.
BLACK BROADCLOTHS.
For Dress Goats, Frock Goats, Overcoats, &c.
Heavy Ovsrcoa,ings, Beaver, Pilot, Tricot, &c.
LIGHT CLIO AKINGS,
FoI Ladies' wear, of every desirable shade
Fine quality and low price, by the yard or piece.
N. B.-Tailors supplied at lowest net cash
prices.
COOPER g. CONARD,
&. L. corner Ninth and Market.
September %, $780, Philadelphia.
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PROTHONOTARY.

To the Democratic Voters OF Northumberland
County.
EELLow DEMocRATs:-l hereby offer myself
l. as candidate for reelection for the Office of
Prothonotsry. &c, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. Should | be nominated and
elected, | will perform the duties of the office
faithfully, and to the best of my ability.
DANIEL BECKLEY.
Sunbury, May s, 1860.
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lis important to the LADIES TO know that
f"''ng Il Grant, have the best and largest
. r'r' oi Dress Goods in the county.
so. 'dty. lane = 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-10-06

To the Democrats of Northumberland
County.
EELLow CrrIzEss:-I hereby offer mvself as
l. candidate for the Office of COUNTY
COMMISSIONER, subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. Should be nominated and
elected, will perform the duties of the Office
faithfully, and to the hest OF my ability.
ISAAC ID. RAKER.
Little Mahanoy to-, May S, 1860.
To the Voters of Northumberland
County.
GrSrLEsEs ! offer myself as an independent
candidate for the Office Of
SHERIFF
Of Northumberland county, at the next general
election. Ifyou think proper to elect me, you
shall have my thanks, and | pledge myself to
execute the Office faithfully.
C. w. SNYDER.
Shamokin Twp, May 10, 1860.
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zoo pounds Of CARPET RAGS wanted at
DNDo Inc store Of BRIGHT 4 SON
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E>ALL CLOAKS IN PREPARA TON.
- Some opening every day.
Stock will be complete.
Orders taken and executed with despatch.
Children's and Misses Shawls.
COOPER a CONARD,
s. f. corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphia
September ~, 1860
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To the Voters of Northumberland County

To the Voters of Northumberland County.
FELLOW CITIzEss:
Having been urged by many of my
comrades in the war of 1912, and many citizens
of the county, have consented to become cam
didate for the Office Of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Ifyou see proper to elect me, promise to fulfill
the duties Of the office, imPartially and TO the
best of my ability.
BENJAMIN KNAUSS.
Trevorton, Sept. 8, ls6O.--te
To the Voters Of Northumberland
County.
! TTNHE undersigned having been nominated for
IL the office of Prolhonotary, &c, without any
solicitation on his part. respectfully asks the sup
port Of the independent voters Of Northumberland
county at the ensuing election. and promises if
elected to discharge the duties of his office with
fidelity and imparlality.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER.
! Lower Augusta, Sept. ~, 1860.
To the Democratic Voters of Nortumber-
land County.
EELIow CITIZENS - Having received much
l. encouragement from my friends, l have
beer induced to offer myself as candidate
for
SHERIFF,
subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
If nominated and elected, promise to fulfill
the duties Of the Office faithfully and Impair
TALLY. DAVID WALDRON.
Milton, August IL, 1860.
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THE PHILADELPHIA
Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store.

5. w. COR. FOURTH 4 CALLOwHlLL STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
DRUGGISTS, Merchants Farmers, and the public
- everywhere will sell at wholesale aud retail, I,
the Spring Trade of 1890 heavy stock Of Drugs, Med
cInes, Chemicals, &c, &c., &c.
10000 Boxes Of Window Glass, assorted sizes and
qualities
iUOOO Pounds of Putty, White Black Red, &C. IN Bulk
or Bladders
2O,O0v Ga Ions Lnseed Oil, Spirits TuIpentine Camphene
Alcohol, &c.
N Tons OF Pure White Lead in bbs Jbls lO0 50, e5
and l2B kegs.
80 Tons Of Peal Snow White Lead, in bbs bbls iOO
So % aud l2! H. kegs
10 Tons Of New York White Lead, in bbls, blls, 100
So - and l2s ID. kegs.
Is Tons Of Pure French White Zinc, IN bbs bbIs 100
50, 25 and II! III kegs
10 Tons of American Snow White Zinc, in bbs hbls 100
50, % and I2B ID kegs.
90 Tons Of Iehgh American Zine, in bls, bhs 100 50
IS, and -! lb. kegs
- Tons u Inc Paints Of different cOuTs in bbls bbs
lOO so, 25 and 2i ID kegs
30 Tons OF Mineral Paints, Of different oolurs dry OF
ground IN Oil.
10000 pounds of pure French Green Chrome Greer Yet
low, Blue, Black and other colors, dry OI IN oil.
1000 pounds Of Smas assorted Blue, Black, Red Grecn
and other cOOIs
100 Packs of Gold Leaf Glaziers' Diamonds Gluzler.
Putty, Hawk Knives &c.
900 Gallons boiled oil, varIushes Japans Xnc Dryer.
&C Paint, Narnsh and Casnmine Brushes together with
a complete rneut of class Goods embraced ~ the
Drug aud Paint Business
ALSO,
1000 bbs. Roman Cement
5000 " Rosendale aud Hydraulic Cement.
lNO " CHlcmcd, land Dentistry, Casting Plaster, @c
~ All nf which will sell al Wholesale aud Retail at
from 10 TO 20 per cent less than other Establishments
HENRY o. ID. BANkS,
Prnnretor Of the
PHILADELPHIA Cash Drug, Paint and Gass store
s,urh-Wes corner of Fourth and Calowh sts Phila-
March g. l-6O.-3mc
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J. PALMER g. CO.,

Market Street Wharf, PMtada, Dealers in
Fish, Cheese and Provisions.
HAVE constantly on hand assortment Of Dried and
i l. Picked Fish, &c. viz:-Mackere, Shad Salmon,
Blue Fish, erngs, Goldfish Beet. Pork, Lard Shoulders,
Hams, Sides, Cheese, Beans, Rice, &c.
October g. 1s60.-3mw
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Battalion Orders.

September 29lh, 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-09

The returns from Oregon, as far as received
indicate, though yet imperfect that the re-
pubicans will control the new legislature, and
will send two members of their own faith to
the United States senate. Col. Edward D.
Baker is the prominent candidate for the long
term The result for member of congress is
not yet returned
The national democratic executive commit
tee, appointed by the Douglas convention, have
issued a circular repudiating the reports of
common electoral ticket with the Breckenridge
party in some Of the states, and stating that no
such arrangement can properly be made at
any time, in any place, or under any circum.
stances
1t is stated that the administration democrats
in Indiana intend to allow Mr.. Douglas to car
ry that state against Mr.. Lincoln in order the
more certainly to throw the election into the
House 1t would be the part of prudence, be-
fore the papers are signed, TO consult the
friends of Mr.. Lincoln, who propose TO carry
that state by many thousand majority.
of Mr.. Douglas, but at the same time declar
ing himself slave code democrat, and urging
a combination of the factions in the doubtful.
states. GAS matters now stand" he says,
'the election of Lincoln appears to be inevta-
ble."
The proclamation is issued that Judge Stan
ley, district attorney in Cincinnati, and Mr..
Hill, district attorney in North Carolina, both
members of the Charleston convention, who
refused to follow the seceders, will be dis.
missed Immediately.
The telegraph reported some time ago that
the republicans of the fourteenth district of
Michigan had nominated L. ii. Thompson of
Flint for congress. This is not so. lie APP
pears to be the democratic candidate, and the
Hon. Roland L. Trowbridge of Birmingham is
the man who will be elected by the republ-
cans.
The Charleston Mercury urges its readers to
procure copy OF MIR. Summers late speech,
and give it most careful perusal that they
may understand the character of their political
associates more thoroughly. Good advice.
The Washington Constitution describes the
Douglas party as II miserable faction, who,
from motives Of sordid self interest and per.
sonal ambition, have labored to disrupt the
democratic party and surrender the govern
ment into the fatal grasp Of the black rcpub.
J cans"