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GOOD Farn for sale.

EHTF for sale place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land lying on
yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within one mile Willismsle, and three miles Of the Nash
Wills md Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and beau
tfl mart OF Tennessee Said land abeu two hundred
ana ninety aseght cleared, and about hy acres
good land to clear Sin good state Of cultivation, with com.
forahIe dwelling houses etc. Also two good
orchards and several falling springs Of excellent water
certainly be made enc Of the most oes
rable section Of country We promise
bargsnin will cell Tor cash. time with inter
est For further information call james AcNeilly, vhs
lives near place, undersigned Fovlers Landing
Tennesses river. b1kN q BkOTHEh-
| Onion and american copy, and charge AdaOsGts.
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The Howe Family Sewing
Machines are especially
adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Mosquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton, or Silk.
They make the shuttle
or lock stitch, undoubt-
edly the best made by
Sewing Machines. The
HOWE SEWING MACHINES are
strong, simple, and dura-
BILE, and are fully guaran-
teed in every particular.
More than four hundred
families in this vicinage
have endorsed their good
qualities during the past
year.
Orr's & McNaughts Spool
Cotton, the best in the
market for Machine use at
SO cents per dozen, also a
gt d assortment of Flax
tn sea and Silk at prices
to III the times.
CONE BROS, Agents,
50 College street,
DOvss-dtwtf NASHVILLE, ZEBE.
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DIR. j. j. ABERNATHY.

now resdent Of Nashville and offers bis services 70 the
cisizens Of the city aze surrounding country.
Residence, No. 10 High street. ONCE 90 sAmei lot
'sPt7-dsm BAR
GODEYss LADYss BO0k F0H OCTOBER.
F 3 JUST REG6TEED By aa:tsF
e. n5 JOHN YORK x co.
..ntsa No 2a union strnetI
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Great Ratification Meeting!
TO
JOHN II. BROWNS
NO. IS Public Square,

JOHN Il. BROWNS
NO. IS Public Square,
FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
CtoME one come ALL as an selling Groceries per
u cent above cost delivered free Of charge for cash such as
Also, Red Wheat, in 25, A. and 90 pound bags;
Extra f D4i:d S SS5fi hams
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar Purei
Golden Syrup;
sugar House Molasses;
Brown Sugar, Of q superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government JaTA Coffee, extra quality
Laguyra Cofee;
Baltimore Rio Coffee;
Also lot Of home made Willow Baskets Of all siIes for
sale cheap at [sugl6 JOHN 7. BROWNS.
NED BUNTLlNE'S NEW BOOKS.
NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full of II.
usrAOns Published, snd for sale at Retail Whole
SALE at the cheap BRABT, "a Ann
Street, New Price twenty cents EACH any I'VE
for dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
The White Wizard; or the Great Prophet Of the
Seminole Indians By NED BUNTLINE. Price IS cents.
H.
Sea Waif; or, The Terror of the Coast. A Tale Of
PrvAteering ZIG. By NES BUETIINE. Prcs IS cents
HI.
Saul Sabberday; or The Idiot Spy. A Tale of the
Men and Of I776. By NED BuNTE. Price IS csnts
Nv.
Elfrida; or. The Red Rever's Daughter. A New
Mystery Of New York By NEB BUNTLNE Price Is cents
".
The Man-O'War's-Man's Grudge. A Romance of
the Revolution. ByE BuNTLINE Price IS cents
vi.
Our Ness; or The Pirate Hunters of the Gulf. A
Tale Of Naval Herom In Tropics. By
NED BUNTLIEE. Price IS cents
VII.
Luona Prescott; or. The Curse Fulfilled. A Tale OF
the American Revolution. By NED BUSTLIEE Price cents
VIII.
Thayendanegea, the ScOurge; or. The War-Eagle OF
the MohAwk tale Of Mystery, Ruth and Wong By Mn
BUxTLINE, Pieces cents.
TX.
Stella Delorme; OF, The Camanche's Dream. A wild
and apcul story Of Savage ohvAlry By MD BUSTIlNE
Price 95 cents
| The Rift and the Spray. A Tale of Smugglers in
tAe English Channel. Beautifully Illustrated By hIIcOLs
| J. ERRxH Price IS cents
! XXI.
Pathway; or The Mountain Outlaws. A Tale of the
Northern Trapping Grounds By Or. J. BOsmsON. Prize
Is cents.
All Of the above Books Of Beautiful Illustrative En-
| cravings, by DARLEY
Booksellers Agents, and all Others will please send
| their orders 1t once.
Copies Of any or All Of rent postage
| per nail to any one, receipt Of price.
| Call or send, CT address all orderst
| FRREDRIC A. BRADY,
! septsdsm "a Ann Street, New York
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Ear Egenf OrLeaSe,

FEyHAT large and oomnodous Warehouse formerly occupied
by r. FREscn soN, fronting forty one feet on CLARK
running hack near feet with large basement the
entire length fronting feet on Church aad aonng
tbe House Of French Irwin Reid. This is the largest and
most convenient Storage the city, and can be rented or
leased upon favorable For paru aPp 70
H. FRENCH, at the Once Ct French. Irwin a Reid
octaO-u
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The DAILY publishes a very large quantity OF
matter. and tho TRI-WEEKLY is made up Of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is of the largest
handsomest and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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1ILLTARD TABLES

NOR SALE Splendid Rosewood Billiard Tables Win nsrs
h or slate Icjs With the Cuthons IL the world to
avs 1850 and $500 Everything cpmplee Please seno you
orders BY mail etherESe, asd will MI them me s ~
pI MP "a Tsblss sold b. ne are xgerFnntsd.
: ~ ". q. GRIFFITH, -.
Practical Billiard Table Manufacturer,
<dsn Me- 14e Enlton strest, New York City.
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A FINE FARM.

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
valuable Land for e.
o,.acres Cleared, and in n fine state
of Cultkvntaons
vuNuTs Farm lies ons nile from Jones Station, The Win.
chestsr 40 Alabama Railroad, nine miles from nches
a. ard three miles from salen in Hrankr eenny On ths
Sen n comfortable dwelling good negro esons, and All
searv ont houses Close 70 the dwelling Il me 1pring
800 istn and plenty o. falling stock wstf The Land
NJ RTCH aad. cultivasn S.ands y any
h ne county propose to sell ths valuable Irset O a
~ orld refer persons wish q about - % John p
white Nashville, As Coiyars Nncaesierser neg
S~i issA " = HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
ct sa-s wincbssse, Franklin eounty, Ienn.
C1T7T a so Rozss PRIME New 8 ~ rsssiyedhy
j > DIOKET.
NE,-o1 d Narratives
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Towtsiaua SugaF!

4 n HoGsHRAps new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice art
ce 20 arrive By steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday nex
and for ale low for cash MIzELL HOOPER q CO.,
Nov lO-dn Moss and 9 Market IleeE
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtyPes, AmbrOtypes.
MELAINOTKPES,
s.su1EREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to Wesss' Thonpson'a
Il. +. SALTZMAN,
-(IArR OPERATOR HUGHES aALLsRgl
FNAvING fitted up above, exclcEysiy Tor nat
branch Of business prepared reeevs The ladies and
Teate1uea Nashville and make fac Res OF their faces IN
ne highest style Of the Art. No expense has been spared e
IN furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
uproged apparatus materials AMI the subscriber conndsn
" uites all who may want pictures 70 give him CALI pleng
eatisfsctsn In every
n PEntranes next door (Resf TO Vessel Thompson:
1n5 7. eALTzNAR.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TTIsUTNG 10 male other Investments, 10 sell
Nv ell our Rsal Estate in Davidson county, a. Follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
ftuassd on the Franklin Turnpike, within half mila Of the city,
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Horon
Containing about Forty Acres.
This saspa commanding In tevicinity Of Nash
VILE and desirable country residence The house will
be SOLD IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known As the sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike (old
Lebanon road within hree miles Of Nashville. containing $50
Errs The soil IL good IL is well Waered and tmbered and can
he divided into small twenty and upwards all OF
which ART admirably adapted for country residences market
3eus and dairy farmt. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same occupied b. T. O. McOampbe and formerly
owned BY Thos Hsroing, containing about use This
rlseis need further description. 1t viii
$50 he divided sui purchasers. 7. McCGmphei will show
theae plapes 10 any who will cali,
All e above property viii he sold reasonable and
on a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Eppr % v 3. Iindssy, Nashville, either Of
de.seraa, TH0S. c. McCAMPBELL-
Six miles FROM Nashville,
J.A.MoCANPBKLL,
r.hsi Nashville
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NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &c, &c.,
LINW WOOD NURSE II Y,
MI

Three Miles from the Public squAreon the HsOOrO Broad
Broad Street Turnpike.
TrVHE in Offering this edtieE Of their Catalogue
20 the public beg them that endeaVor
used 70 render their worthy condolences and
patronage OF ali Their Fruit frees we'll gron
aaby thrifty varstes sshave proved to succeed
best in Tennessee and the Sou hern States.
In addition argeU ety Fruit TrsI, We call parc
ular attention to Large Evgens and Ornamental
immediate eject o1rs 10 the only establish
ment in the State where such can be had.
Nameing Packing Shipping and Transporting earef1y al
tended to.
Enough charged for packing TO pay cost Of material
All plants delivered in Nashville free Of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
ort05-d61 BG DAP Projectors.
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TIE GLOBES
,raae nnicfal Pnner OF ConEress.

II PuBLIE nov my auuua, Prospectus Of The DAILY Gebs
and The Oen0.sssSo 6leos and Aptsnate. = Iemsae
Congress will eei the r1t Monday OF next Dece1er Enen
shall rssae pubIIhing the shove named papers, They hare
ter ana therefore deem needless give minute account e
the kind Of matter t5ey viii contain
Tia Daily 6sobe will ooaan report 81 TIE Dcoaes In bos
braAe OF Congress en b. reporters ens ~ lest
70 any corps 81 short hand this In other oonn-
try majority ef them WILL each be able to report, vercts
len thousand words while thu number Of Eorda
hundred words an Rhen The debates Of day 90 not
ceed ortyve colurnos they viii appear in the Daily Globe OF
The morning which will contain, aiso the news OF the day,
together with such editorial articles q maj Dc ny pass
~ Congressfonal GlO6s and Appsadis win contain
port all the Debates in cong revised By the speakers ne
ports he House Of the Executive Departments the Laws
passed during the session. and coploas Indexes 70 all They
will reprinted on adouee royal shen oeok Crs tos sun
make 1t Ia beeved. 2o0 This acknowledged
10 e fecheapest sold in country Ehesr re-
print printed from manuscripts copy taxing Tor aaa NE Az
The coming session. will without douht. be uHnsualy inter
eng became will in measure be upon me
many years past only from which full debates Of
We CongessoaaI GEebs and Appeadis pass free through
loving Resolution passed By Congress the 9th Of August
Josa Rssolron passed providing The distribution Of the
Laws OF Congress ind the Debates thereon.
Vita the cheap circulation Of the laws OF Congress
and the debates contributing TO the trre Interpretation tneeo
make free the communication between TIE representative
IS 4 resososS b. ~ sncts and H0Hss Of Representatives
Of United states on AsricG IN Congress asssenoted That
from and after the present session OF Congress- ne
bates thereon shall free through tie malls 20 cng as tne
sa published BY order Of conzres EoglaSa That
nothing herein shall be construed to authorizes me eeuaonoa
the Daily Globe Tree Of postage.
Approved, August 9, 1852.
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W KIBBKE will hencefOrth make Nashville his Perna
w nent residence, and viii tune RlanOs1
s1d BY year single timing, andeasiiaS
often uired he will spend At least one Nee1 every
month In the city and vicinity he viii visit regularly the
onsip Mida West and RastTennesee, and North Alabama
and Nississpp Orders Benson Co.'s Music Store or
Reed Piano Rooms. Church street Cennrncatlons oy
- an he ,raTrntIv attended 70 prlt d.tW&W,d
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yENuE undersigned having qualified according to Law
adunistrator Of O. g. PoDExIEE deceased, hereby Dot
es all persons having claims agsnst the deceased 70 ae
them duly authenticated With him in time prescribed BY
or they will be barred. Q. HAYWOOD
Nashville, Nov, IL, 'o0-d tW&WV
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For copy Of the Daily Globe, Orfour months %
For copy Of the Congressional Globe and Appendix anrn
For copies ditto when ordered At the same W
No attention win paid to order unless the money 40
company it..
Bank notes the section Of the country Whsre sub
srber resides will be received at The whole or Any
preferable 20 any currency, except gold or silver
"a. a, Washinetou, Oct 10, 1850.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER.
RR CUTTER & GLEAVES

Eos 80 aad So Corner Of College ssd BrOoda0Gv
NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
pEsCRIPTfoF OF
Roots, shoes, Caters, Hats. Caps I'm"
breIIas, whips. Hosiery, &C.,
RE in reept daily Of large and general assortment or
n Pail and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
very large assortment, god and cheap
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS &cs
good assortment OF Gents and Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
Wonen's Dutch and Calf Bootees.
Misses and ChildTen's Calf Copper Toed Boots
BOYS and Youths Shoes and Boots, with Copper Tips
In short every Boots and Shoes that are desirable Tor
Fall And Winter.
Every style and quality Of Fur Cashmere, Beaver Otter
Eerino, Wool, &C
Caps Of every description.
Negro Wool Hats very cheap.
Sundries ON Hand.
Umbrellas, Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags school
saches Saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes Whips Thongs
Hosiery Gloves &c All Of which Will be sold very cheap
wholesale retail. ...
TTsIeaahsr Betting and Gum Packing a. cost.
oe3-H D n. OOIthh q ubAA'Ho
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TIE r M S.

TFCash In advance I'm all cases for Clbus
ana Annual subscriptions.
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$500 Reward.

* courtv Ala an the 92d Of May, 1850, copper compiler
Ionsd negro BOY named CORNELIUS NEAL, sgsd about .
h1v and hushy hair quick spoken aEound The second
Ioi az the seccud finger right hand, which renders
sti9 Re Il blacksmith. veil dressed IL 10
supposed that he vent away with who we're fishing In
the neirhborhood at the time -
will rive 84e0 for hs apprehension o. the white man OF
men VIII proo sufficient convict and $500 FOR delivery Of
aid negro 10 ne caught outside Of Dallas or
IoVndes COUNTIES or $50 caught within sseeonntes
Any infcrnAon boy viii be thankfully reeeived aud
suitably rewarded Address At Benton. Logndes county, M
novS-Im JOHN Il. MINTEB
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B. 8. WELLER, SR.,
WORKER IN
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IAON
DEALER
Agricultural Implements,
FIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
RUEBOIS ROOTS OF ALL VARIETIES,
10. 50 SoutA BROAD SSrsst, HGa1OdgS
psRoohiug Gutting in Copper and Tin In the most
superior Styles in town and country Peck sHth JOS I'm
ners' Machines and Hand Toolsfor SALE
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PTANo TIMING AND REPAIRING.

wish erect TIVE or tFee frame in Brownsville
w about miles the citys the Salatn Pike
Gnu ~ ]. L. l. r. W. BROWN,
,.,ss 49, AK ChsrTy street.
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RrownsviIIe BuiIding Lots for sale.

NUMBER Of most desirable lots in Brownsville from *
10 miles from Nashville and near he Porter eDe Gal
latin Turupkes Several timbsred soil very reh and
nghborhaod unsurpassed. Extra bargains given 70 building
purchasers Call examine the lots and We viii make IL
Ro,,r int,rest 10 INV il & BROWN.
seras aim Az Cherry street
zine Horse and Buggy fer sale
ONE OR BOTH WILDE sold cheap cash notes. OF sx
change for a lot Of ground paying Turnpike stock Ee
nv ~ j L kR " BROWN,
sasST n * Cherrg stree
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BINGHAM, MuLLEN&CO.

Successors ,o NIcHoL, eHEnN q 90.
ssse.f ,rEfl q "a ffs.rf9
FeSsg .eElsecz aaI
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change of Location.

DEING eompsed 60 South account Of the health Of
my family, be located for The winter 81 thu slave
depot Pondexter Little Co., No. E BareDe street New
Orleans, where vii be pleased to friends. and VIII give
prompt attention Of all property eongned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas ScruggH Will attend 70 my depot IN
Nashville, and negroes that cAnnet be 50 NASHVILLE b. IN
structing them, WIN Be fo-uardsd Ne Hoping,
by strict atnt the part and agents.
10 merit coninuaneeo the liberal patron reiofore
tended me- respectfully solicit isyors Of wing bus
ness in my line, either for NASHVILLE or New 0rls
novIl-f WILL L OfJE.
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Woman IN White.

ADVENTURES OF ADAMS, Bear Hunter Of CALI
fornia- illustrated.
JUST RECEIVED By
septIs JOHN YORK q Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

Women IN ARas-ln the town OF liberty,
Illinois, eleven women recently revoIted
against the grog shops, aud tapped the bar
rels of several groceries. The Chester Dem
ocrat says they were armed with axes, hatch
cts, reyolyers and knives The venders of
spirits held a meeting and resolved that wo
men should not be allowed to smash up
property" especially Spirits" That wo
men should be sent to the penitentiary f,r
riotous conduct, as well as men. And that
they were not afraid OF women, At last oc-
counts, the eleven were receiving large re-
iuforcements from the women around, and it
was feared the war was not yet ended.
NORTHERN ARGUS This is the name of a
new weekly paper just started at Horsetown,
Shasta county, ty James l. Hart. 1t is a
fair size, is independent in politics, and is de-
voted chiefly to the Advancement of the min
! ing and agricultural interests of its section.
1t is a very readable pnper, and handsomely
gotten mp.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

DG>ouNuNa HIM The paper all over the
country are beIaboriug Mr. Buchauaa for hs
diserueelul conduct in in making stump
speech in Washington, in favor Of Breckin-
ride and Lane as against Douglas and John
son. 1t seems iucredibleto them that mere
partisan appeal should fall from the lips of Il
man pretending to be President Of the United
States. As 10 his promise that the speech
should be probably his last one in the can
yass. they can't see why he could not eonsis
tcntly 90 on and stump the whole country.
If he had a right to drag the Presidential
office into the mire so far. he might as well
90 on with it, for he could disgrace the posi-
tion no further. He might as well harangue
the people from every prominent stump in
the Union and urge them to vote down lis
overshaduwiug antagonist, stephen A. Doug
las. He might as well have it announced in
great three-sheet posters that the president
Of the United States would address the people
Of Morysyilc in favor Of Breckinridge and
Lane on Saturday, the 18th inst, in front OF
the United States Hotel, at o'clock P Nj, tc
be followed ty Z. Montgomery, Esq. of sut-
/ ter
Is this example to be initiated hy our future
] Presidents ? We trust not On the CON
trary, We hope that the name Of James Buch.
auan will 60 down to history as that Of the
only President ofthis Union who lent hi.
I position to the furtherance of low partisan
politics, and, to use the language Of eotem-
pomry. "deGlel the robes of his office Will
partisan filth" No President has ever don,
it before, and we believe no President vii
ey er descend so far as to do it again
WHERE THEY Enn,-Wm. 5. Avery, of Ten
nessec says speaking Of Breckenridge an,
Lane
"IG err in supporting men like these, witt
1 principles such as these, then have tn,
( proud consciousness of knowing that it i
because Of too deep devotion 10 the side O
mn section, to the beloved land Of my nativi
~"
Yes, and there is whore all err, who @,
with the Secessionists You think that be
cause you were born in certain section, yo,
owe no obligations 10 the balance of th,
Union. You forget that your fathers fought
for the whole country, and not a part Of it
ana that the Government of the Union WA,
established for the entire people and not
faction. We elmay Mr.. Avery say "T / err
for he does err and most egregiously, in sup
posing HAT he must 60 for his own particu-
lar section, right or wrong, as against a fail
and equitable thing for the whole country.
KENTUCKY. David NJ Currin Of Tennes
see, violent supporter Of Brcckinridge an
Lane, says Kentucky is already half abo
litiouizod" We suppose in Secession par
lance, this means that it is not to be DEF end
ed on for Breckinrilge. In the same sense
we presume, there are some other Southerl
States "half-abolilionized al.o."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

SHASTA County DEMOCRATIC Cou,trrrp =
The Democratic Central Committee of Shasta
county met on the OH inst, aud stood three
Tor Douglas 6ncleding the Chairman.) and
two for Breckinridge The Breckenridge men
Withdrew whereupon the Committee passed
resolution ordering Convention to be held
at Shasta on the 3oth inst, to nominate a
candidate for AssemJlyman, ETC., and to
se"d delegates TO the regular Demo
cratic State Convention to be held on the 5tb
ol next month"; for the purpose Of nominating
electors to cast the vote Of the State for
Douglas and johnson. The primary cleo
lions IN the county will be held on the 25th
instant
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

Tun Mobile Register has just placed Gov
Wise in very embarrassing position by The
republication Of the letter which he wrote in
1858, approving of stephen A. Douglas and
his platform, during his contest with Lincoln
for the United States Senatorship.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

THE rumor that Gen Cushing aspres to
ihe vacant seat seat on the Supreme Bench is
said to be without foundation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

MENIoo.-Adviees from Y era Cruz to July
4th, state that Miramon had succeeded in
getting back to Guadalajara, where he was
at latest dates with little over four thous.
and men, with whom he was keeping at bay
three times that number under ogazon and
others
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

JuDcE HINcKLEY.-The Northern Argus
says that in letter recently received from
Judge IliHckley, formerly Of Shasta he states
that he will not return to California until
after the Presidential election. lie is at
present in Illinois and intends to participate
in behalf of Lincoln. Judge Hiuckley was
but short time ago an ardent supporter OF
James Buchanan.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

KLAMATH COUNTY. THE Humboldt Time.
learns thatimportant copper discoveries have
leen made near Red Cap Bar, in klamath
county The census of that county is com
pletcd, and the number Of people in it given
at 26gS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-14

JUDGE DANGg"FlElD-Wn. p. uangcrfeld
Judge of the Ninth Judicial District, annoup-
ces thoi he will vote for Douglas, believing
as he does that he is the regular nominee o
the Democratic party.