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CatraQts.

~ CARRIAGE HASUFACTORY,
No. % NORTH STREET.
C4ss-5;@a~ The undersigned having greatly en-.
&zz2@iarRed their premises aud increased their fac-
ties beg ca"e call the attention Of the public to theiI
extensive stock OF every description Of RRAGE finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner, which they
PREPARED 70 sell accommodating terms. REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLETT B SON.
il2i-N S3 North street Baltimore.
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'ardly Realized.

Eli ad n orrble eadache this haftenoon, hsni stepped
ease me Of an esdache :" docs 1t hache lard" says
heXceedingly," says hi, hand upon that 'e gave me
Ceph lie Pill, hand pom onor it cured quick
that ardly realized 'ad I'D an 'eadsche
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A Real Blessing.

Physician. Well, Mrs. Jones' how is that headache2
Mrs Jones -Gonel Doctor, al gone! the pill you sent
cured Inc IN Just twenty minutes and wish you would
sena more so that can have them handy.
Physician y GU can get them at any Druggists. Gail
for Cephac Pills, End they fail, and recomnen
tn m in all cases of lieadac'e e.
Mrs Jones shall send for box directly and shall tell
all my suierog friends for they real blessing.
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Qr0tWles. &lQg9rs, it.
%Gghg an1 Stationary.

SGQbg an0 !StatICReGr.
n[ARIES FOR 1861.
~ For the coming year have 4 great variety of
DIARl ~ in every size AMI style. Fhich s!lil at
low prices. Gail and examine.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
. 262 Baltimore street.
Also, PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS for 1861 daft
MURPHY & O-BOOKSEIRRS, PUE=
l7E LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STA TJONE z s.
Marble BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
ssE BALTiEpRE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL z. TURNER
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
/ AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR As
4 SORTAENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLAME
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock VIII b. found V Ri
TING and LETTER PAPES, both domestic foreign OF
all the most apPrGved manufacturers.
HDGE PAPERS, Rued and Plain, IN very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description. or flee and private
use, viz: STEEL, PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING g AZ
WATERS. LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, nc.
INK, Writing and Copying, Of ell the best lr eY LET
Ma Els, &c. &c
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do g. , &c, al! AZ Io:z
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii do we'll to f.q2tf
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
l. Eulbrac all kinds OF
HARDWARE
suitable for family purposes.
PLAIN TIN WARE
or our own Manufacture.
WATERS in sets AMI singly;
JAPANED
TOILET WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE
and every description Of
GOODS
Fer family purposes,
usually kept in store of this character which
Offering at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
Purchasers viii find it to their advantage to give
call before supplying themselres the Inducements which
We FIR wortay of their attention.
SYLVESTER & HOPKINS
House Furnishing Store,
ja3 eou No Hanover St
IN TINE OF PEAOE-PREPARE, &C
L The undersigned prepared to manufacture UNI
FORMS for Military Companies in quantity at the
shortest notice From their extensive experience in that
moderate. JNO. II. EA Co,
". Z. corner Sonth and Pratt STREETS
Refer to Maryland Light Division Nd. Volunteers il
IL 50 BBLS. EXTRA WINTER,
DOUBLE PRESSED.
For sale by
GEORGE & JENKINS.
az SOu
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w hat Pfcayune

w nat R1cayune ButAeF IL GONG 70 Dos
We have rarely seen more feroeious remarks
than the following, delivered in Washington, by
Gen. B. F. BUTLER, IN response to a serenade. We
copy from the Star:
He said that he had always been warm friend
to the South, while the South was loyal to the Union
When they shall have laid down their arms he
would again be their friend; but 50 lopg as they
continue In their present rebellous position, he
would meet that rebellion only with cold steel The
breaking up of our glorious Union he regarded as
much more dreadful event than the shedding of
blood. The Union had cost too much blood and trea
sure to be torn asunder, and, so help him God, he
would never part with it for anything less than its
cost. [Applause.1 He held every man TO be his
brother who stood with him in defence of the flag Of
our nation, but who Gisgraced and trsmples on it
Is traitor OF the deepest dye This Union must be
preserved, though every man capable of bearing
this side of the Arctic regions perish in the
attempt to sustain IT. [Cheers.l If the 10000 men
now here be killed in endeavoring to maintain the
Union, there are thirty thousand more ready to
step into their places; their places can be taken
by an hundred thousand men, and theirs, in turn,
by quarter of million, and when no more men
are left the ladies viii take up their broomsticks
and rush to its defence. Laughter and loud cheers
So far as he was concerned he should take no step
backward. His face was towards the South and he
intended to keep it in that direction When he should
be ordered TO go South, by his Governor, he should
go. and he wanted them 10 follow him.
The only answer TO such remarks which the
South can make to his speech, says the Richmond
Enquirer, is that when Gen. BUTLER thus nvades Us
with the heart Of demon and the steel Of MUIR
derer, and attempts to march through our land, we
shall as the instrument of Heavens vengeance
make his track as short as possible. He frighteRs
no man by rufian boastings. He but pours double
strength Into each arm. ....
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NUMBER AZ


No Quarter 20 be Given TO the ReBsls.
The policy marked out by the more prominent of
the leaders and journals Of the LINCOLN party.
shows them to be worse than sassees. The BsfFslo
Express prominent journal Of the Fu1xozx schooi,
thus closes long and bloody article upon ne policy
OF the LINCOLN Administration:
The day Of compromise or concession has Vous
by. The government has determined upon iks poll
ey. 1t is full and perfect Vindieation Of its auhor
ity over every State in the Union and that end viii
be reached if it costs the life of every who re-
sides South Of Mason and Dixon's line. The more
vigorous the campaign the shorter its duration. II
the rebels refuse to dispense and throw down the
weapons Of their rebellion let them pay the forfeit
OF their treason. The government wants pris-
oners II has no place for safely combining traitors
neither has il money TO devote to their feeding.
II must purify the land and it cannot do so success
.Sly, except by wiping out the political nuisance
- snAt mas diseased the national atmosphere. Death
this contest -
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a. 4lIoIic DUNG LADY-We have lust examined
at the house of Messers Jovner 4 % 1e-~- 49,
rior palr OF al wool blankets. a present from Miss
Martina a Allen daughter OF Col R. Allen. OF this
county TO Capt y. i. Foster and Lieut. b. Pevton-
Jr, OF the Hermitage Guards of Nashville. A
more apprOpriate and serveeable present could not
dence OF the burning zeal with which onr women
meet the impending crisis in which the right Of
the South are involved. Another cheering fact
is, that these blankets are Of home mannfaet,,ra
out OF Sumner county wool, and cannot be exceIIed
by any country on the earth. What male ear h.
lukewarm in the great cause when the ladies 20 al
patriotic. May the muniiceat example of Miss AZ
len be initiated by the ladies OF cur county.-Gql-
latin COsvieT
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The Pulaski Ciisen heretofore decided Unio,
paper, heartily concurs in the action Of the Legisa
ture. and adds:
The Volunteer State, which two months ago gave
driven out by the duplictty treaehery and tyranny
Of the Black Republican administration. Tennessee
viii never bow her neck to the yoke Of oppression
and on the Sh of June will tell the world so at the
ballot box by even more than sixty thousand major
ity. On that day the people viii be called upon TO
Tatfy the action Of the Legislature. Let every man
vote for Separation and Representation. No Tennes-
sean worthy of the name ought to vote for shy
other ticket at this crisis
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y. seEess OF Chileoat, who was an equal owner
VIII MN o. the land; and that his attempt to do so
~as irauo upon the defendant. This complain. of
Iraou, eoes not come with mach force from the de-
fencAnt VINO was himself an active participant with
As respects the question Of power. We are nos
prepared to say, that as between the coupa;nant On
the one hand. and Atkins and Chilcoat an he oths-
Atkins, Gin whose shoes Chilcoat stood. havin1 AZ,
rived sll his supposed right, from him alone and
having participated with him in the frande r1;obt
not by suffering redemption after the apse Of two
years. entitle the complainant to be restored m the
title as against both himself and the defendant and
Chilcoat. ts
At all events, we think the obvious equity Of the
case in view of all the facts, is, to dvest the de-
PENDANT of whatever color Of title he may have ac-
quired to the land upon being refunded the amount
contributed by him. And this measure of relief, to
the defendant we grant alone, upon the principle,
that in much, the excess fifty dollars ad-
vanced for the land, Injured to the c0mplainants
benefit BY extiDguishing the balance Of the judge
ment against him; the complainant, who is seeking
equity, must do equity.
The decree will be reversed. MCXENET.
Correct copy: ]. P. CLARK, Clerk.
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The Disaster TO the Il entuckY-..Causo of
The EX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Victims.

We conYePsed yesterday with Mr.. r d. Connolly
the engineer of the illfated Kentucky At the time
the explosion occurred he was in his room in the
texas, lying on his bed. The noise made by the
bursting Of the drum very slight but sufficient
TO inform hiEa that something had gone wrong He
ran down to the boiler deck, and there heard the
groans Of tie wounded inside.
The explosion was rather to one side of the dram.
on the upper side, and as before stated the cabin
floor literally torn up rom anidships forward.
The cabin doors were closed and TIE steam made its
way into the state-rooms, where it was inhaled by
THAR oceupants. Singular to relate but or two
in the cabin were burned externally-the fatality
main deck, in the cabin and all about the boat the
steam was 80 dense that nothing could be seen. Mr..
CoaOy states that the boat was running very slow.
The wood was bad, and when lie left off watch
few minutes previous 20 the accident, there
headOf steam on equal only to about one hundred
and twenty-five pounds to the square inch. The
amount allowed to be carried by the boat by the In
spector, ia hundred and fifty pounds. The iron
of which the drum is made is very thin, and had
probably become weakened frol1 eoProsion. The
Kentucky will be towed hero by the Victoria, and
will arrive tonight. Her officers desire that fall
investigation be made to the cause Of the terrible
accident by which so many valuable lives were lost
The brothers, Little, from ShelhyvIlle, and L. G.
Eddings, from Fayetteville, died at Greenville short
ly after their arrival there.
The body of Byron Quinn was taken to Eicksburp
where his friends reside and was inferred Tuesday
morning,
The damage to the boat will not exceed $780,
Memphis AUalaRehe, Nay %.
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I,ASpEp,-Two thousand bags of salt that were
ON board the steamboat Sovereign, detained at our
landing were Landed yesterday. They viii be placed
IN the care OF the agent of the house in New Or
leans that shipped them for st. Louis-a tolersbly
strong warning to Kew Orleans to send no more
goods in the direction Of Lincoln proeliyities.-
y1is Appeal, Bay o.
SNeuLAR.-The blockade is prOdueingssome sin
aular results. New Orleans is shipping bacon to
this city, and we are shipping rice to New Orleansi
rice is lower with them, and bacon highsrs-AsH'-
pkis Appas, Neg 2S.
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FATAL RAILROAD AcCInEET,-At eight O'Clock yes
terday morning, when the freight and aeeomoda-
ton train gong south on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad was about one mile from the city,
the rear car ran off the track and upset. The num-
Der of passengers in the was not large but all
OF them were Injured more or less, and one of
ttem the wife of Mr.. John Crider of this city was
instantly killed. She sitting on the side of the
that was uppermost when the vehicle was oVerset
She was thrown violently to the opposite SIDE then
lying On the ground. She fell upoI her bead with
an impetus that disloeated the seck-her death was
Of course immediate. She ksd been married about
six months. Her husband was hurt in the hip. HIS
brother, Mr. VIM. Order, brickmaker, had coiiar
bone broken ana shoulder greatly injured. MIS-
GillarS, tse only lady besides Mrs. Grider on lne
train, was very seriously hurts her lace "as "a
out and bruised. J. G. Jefries received severe ~
luries In the shoulder, and had RIB Aroken. MI
W. 7. Cole was also wounded. These tWo GENE
men reside near Senat0hls, Miss, ana are =. sIo
Worsham House. where every possiOse Asse.lAo,. =
shown them. The other wounoeu PeIIe 49, Tar.-H 49,
Lieut. Walsh and Mr. Davidson, both CT the iehnes-
see Rangers 2 n. Vance and Ishl Burner, q brakes
mana total of one killed and nlne wonhoeu. Inc
accident Jra- csused by one of the wheels OF the
car becorn;no looae The whole car had been care
flIv examined the previous evening, and the wheels
creased. But nothing was then apparent indicative
Of annroachipQ disarrangement Inc tram vas
movirg AZ . moderate pace on account OF being on
curve and the unfortunate affair was tne result OF
oo ~, those accidents that care-Rnd the careful
ness az the mississippi road Is shown By its almost
IT,. freedon, from previous mIsfortue-and watch
fitness cannot always guard against The car fell
down an eEabankmenr OF twenty Ieet--HeSsphlS
ADDeJ H0V %.
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Ha wthOrn" for Lease 20 n Good
Tenant.

Desire 70 place late residence miles
lie Square in the hands Tenant for ~
upon very easy terms Tia premises cnan about
superior SOIL about half in cultivation the balance
blue Ths house. with porhes eeiaF
ervans houses stables WE'LL &C. all eozf0rtahi
To the Gardener the Daiyman, Ger eman seeking ACC
quet snd retired spot for his family the heat and A
Of the town, place for vicinity Of Na.k
vile offers Superior attractions.
To the right man viii make the teEn8 acceptable.
No. az. Cherry Steet gUSENB UNDERWOOD
-
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discoveries in the vegetable kDgdsm, being an entirely
worn out systems published BY quacks to the suffer
Ing Wright well knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
the whole Medical Faculty who, wheat dissenting
voice. their adherence 60 It's perfect ana undivided
control whole physical when his frame has been
reducez and when ali other medicines the Pharmaco
pa been tried in vain. Long thought years OF patient
crona the Doctors Efforts ana be now offers Elixir su
ferng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to tAs Head,
Confused Ideas,
General Irr.abIify,
RestIessness and sleeplessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Dyspepsia,
Low Spirits,
DsorgRniEatiOn of the orrans Of
PsIptstiOn of the Heart,
And in fact the cOnsonSnts Of and debtsed
state Of the system.
AS a Stimulant,
II quite alcoholic preparations not sab
ject reactions shape continues to exert It's
gradually and efficiently, long as the least necessity exs Tor
It's presence
As a Female Medicine,
II "a equally and effective the equilibrium
safer thar all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which are only IN place
sn too that they are only the eusons Of minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No MfneralsI
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake his professional character
ON the fact that no form the least component
parts Of the ingredients Of his Rsuvenang Exwei know
ing what entaed the community BY opium and
....--s CD
Generally, the dsSiited, Dr. Wright would Never
despair No matter down be- no msiter how
weak Won sreno matter what ts cause nay
ct you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuVenatinR ElixlF,
And you will zd yourself mans pride instead
the reverse, your friends healthy sound, and worthy
Member Of the human family.
Price % bottle, three bottles for -, and Forward
cd By mail to ell parts Of the United States.
Sold BY all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Csnsdas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the propfetors.
j. WRIGHT a. CO.,
81 and Isl Ohartres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Nashville by g. W. HsndsTshott, Berry Demovills,
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oo9p
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lcooeessor 70 BuFge & Swami,
w II o ALE GRO GER,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
HAS now in store large and we'll selected s.eSx %
sIg: quantities during the season. Bis stock In
sss in part as follows, viz:
Sugars.
300 bids LOuisiAna Sugar, 100 bbls LOvsyingsD. r.,
100 sels Coverings X, Po.dsrsd,
Coffee.
500 bAss prims Rio, 50 ssZBPrsns LaEuyr.,
100 do o-G.Java-
800 bbls Choice Plantation, Is bArEslsN osyrup,l
600 n do do IS packages ST. Loais.
SundRies.
500 b1s Star Candles, bzs Star Candles.
50 6zu TallOE Candies, s bags SPICE ss 'o-p'
100 bags Pepper, Is bzs groanl Pspp=.
500 bills New York and ROsen-3O0 casks Soda,
50 sacks Raes Ginger, 50 aoIndigo, sztTSans,
800 dszen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Futs,
LIQUORS.
900 White WHISKY, O0bbIs psaa'.s extra whi..v
'9 % 90 90 sOSIssn DO 100 90 wsrd CAMS .
2oasks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Nevssm,s a.
% bbls Cherry Brandy, Deserve WhisEJ
g do Blackberry DO casks CstsEba Brandy,
% scsaks ssgBstts de 8 De Ginger %
10 cssf1 sEsTTy wine, s oas SP ssiznssss %
= ebs Malaga do 10 coils Holland Gin,
% c6anpssns, < plDss, S asks Madeira Vine.
Is bxs White Wine, 20 DO Old Port DO
$50 hbls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
o. sEsISs, W.T.. : BASKETS Champagne, "a
- b1s GlArst VINE and quarts,
T T oss va assorted srs-e 9Ob5sTenn Hssard Orss
5000 IspOrsd Cigars. iO0SSO Do1s.tss Cssaru q
feb2-tf J. n sWANN
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SOLDIER TENTS.
Change ofLOcatiOn.

nEING compsied to 20 South, account Of the health
nv family will for the Vnter The
depot u Pondsxter Co., No. 4 BSreus street. asz
orleans, where pleased friends, Add VII
prompt attention Of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pale and scruggs, will stfend ny depo u
Ns.ville negroes that eAnnot be so Has1vile
stre.ipR them, viii forwarded Ne Hooinr
ev strict aIssnt business the part ny seetsj
merit Of the LIBERAL patron reoIore
tended me- respectfully solicit the faveFs 81 wing bus-
ness 10 my line, either for Nashville OF New OrlSas
novIl-H WILL L. B.Y ia.
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DRJ.B, mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL AlNI
mENT.
The best External in the world for Man or


VyHoUsANDs Il human beings have been saved lie Of de
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sho-t time McLEAE'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT Will re
H.ve the most nvetera OF Rheumatism, 6out or Neu
rxIRs For Paralysis Co. trscted Muscles Stiffness or week
nes an the Joints LiRsmens, It will never fa
Two applcatons will Throat, Headache Esrache
Ror burns OF scads, any Pain, is InfSble kennedy
Ty IL aud You will end ind pensibe remedy Keep
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u nave monet by using McLeans Volcanic Oil Eminent II
"a speedy inallible for Calls, eprains- Chses
Sveng Lsmene sweeny Sores, Wounds Scratches or any
s,4ernsl disease. Try It. aud you will be conviIced.
DIR J. & MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo,
YOr.ale at PropretOrs prices By Berry Demoyls andG
- Usndsr,hott mAr-9d-tw&Ely
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q II MoAllistor, P; R BrightEell, O 8; L Nohol,
Morrow, Treas. Meetings every Tuesday night a. x
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HAK, CORN OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON.
Merchant, Feed Nd
Produce Dealer,
10. "a Fourth Street, bet,eeen NUN and

No. "a Fourth Street, betleeen NUN and he Re,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
II EEPS constantly Iarre supplies Of Hsy corn.
N Oats Bran, Shorts and ready 70 an orders On
the shortest notice Personal attention gVez the sale Of
Dried Fruits. Eggs, Onions, Apples PottOss Eour, Bacon,
Lard, Feathers, &c
Orders for Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured articles sole
ted and nlled the serns .srzi cash "A
vsnces made on eonsignnents. jans-tf
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Decisions of the Supreme Court OF the |
state of Tennessee at Nashville. Dee |
cem Der Ternas 1860.
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NEW ROC ks.
~ HAGAN 90. have Just received he following new
T. Books;
Secession, Coercion and Civil War; Tbs soE
Of I95l.
A MesSage from the Sea- Cloth, / vol. sIss.
The Crossed Path: A Novel By wirkis collins.
Author Woman in White, ETC., etc.
Father, Som and the Pope; pp. Is cents
For sale y. HAGAH 4 co.
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NOTICE.

tROM and after the Of May all Pe<s1ns desiring
IL Renewals Of Policies will Be uired TO he
miunsi In CASH. at the Of such enesas By order Of our
Directors. W BUTLER, Secretary
Tenn Fire Insurznce Co
JAMES WALKER, Sscrstary
apl2i-Im BP&a Csmnsrsj@i TnsNrAnce De.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-03-05

JOINT CONVENTIONAL resolution was adj
dopted on Saturday last, by both branches
of the Legislature to go into Joint Conven-
ton to-day for the election Of Uunited
States Senator. 1t appears that caucus
Of the Breckenridge members was held on
Friday evening, but being unable to come
to any understanding. the caucus was dis
solved and each member left to pursue bis
own course the result was that number
who had previously been voting against
Joint Convention supported the measure
on Saturday. One or two ballots were
doubtless taken for Senator to-day, but at
the time of writing this, we have not learn
ed the result. There is no prospect of a
Senator being elected, for some days at
least. McDOugall, the nominee of the
Douglas cauCus, will probably have a plu-
rality of the votes, but it is now asserted
that he cannot possibly be elected
Since the above was in type, we have
received a dispatch stating that the two
Houses met in Joint Convention, and ad-
journed until Saturday next, without taking
ballot.