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RY CoOPkk LATIMEk, Auetioneers
ID Late Clerks with j. G. McGu ire Col
Southwest corner Pa. avenue aud nth street
tstar Once BuildingD
PIANO FORTE, HAIR CLOTH PkRIoR
SUITE. MAHOGANY AND PATNTED
CHAMREk SITS. BRUSSELS AND THREE.
PLY CARPETS, SC AT AUCTION
- on THURSDAY MORNING, October
let, at 10 20 clock we win sell. At the resi-
WV -depce OF lady decli ming housekeepinr
No. 306 stree. between nth and fsth s,reefs a.
excellent assortment Of Furniture, &c cousfst,nr
Of rs
Piano Forte, Cover and Stool,
Mahogany Book Case,
Walnut Hair Clio h Parlor Suite,
Mahogany and Painted Chamber suites
Brussels and Three plv Carpets. Rugs,
Marble Top Bureaus. Washstands and Tables
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Leaf Dining Tables. Gas Fixtures,
Cooking aud Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash.
se~d COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.
10y COOPER LATIMER, Auc;ioneer,-
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pBoPosALs FOR GRADING AND CRAVE
L ING IN THE FIRST WARD.


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL. !
WASHINGTON, ID. C., September %. 1858
Proposals will be received at this once until IL
O'Clock m on MONDAY, Oct S, 1858, for grading
and grsveling Twenty sixth street wet, between
h street north and PENIS lvania avenue under
an act approved April 10. 1851.
Also; Tor grading Twenty fourth street west be-
tween street north and Peunsyl snia ayeaue .
under an act approved April 70. 1857
Il he work 70 be done under the direction OF the
City surveyor, the superinteudence of the Com
missioner OF the first Ward and two Assistant
C3mmissioners to be appointed by the Mayor.
Bldders Will state the price per cubic yard FOR
excavation or embankment; that which measures
the most TO be paid for only one way either in ex
cayation or embankment.
All of the surplus earth, including the sand
gravel and stone to be deposited wherever the
Ward Commissioners may direct No part of the
APPROPRIATION will be paid until the work has been
approved BY the City Surveyor ana Commissioner
of the First and Second W ards and the ssi slant
commissioner The right to reject any or all bids
Is reserved
Each bid must be accompanied with the guarau.
tee OF responsible party known to be such that
II accepted, the bidder will execute a contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordance
there with.
The guarantee must be in substance asfolovs: :
A. b.. guarantee II this bid be accepted By the
Mayor. that the bidder will enter into contract
for the same and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope Propo-
sails for grading and crawling" cor either rs the
case may be, and addressed t. the Mayor Of Wash.
ineton, d. C.. HENRY HIMBER,
Sc 24-td Commissioner of the First Ward
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GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September IA 1853
. The Navy Department will offer at public auc-
ten, at the Navy Yard, New York, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 30th September, 1853, at IL O'Clock M,
The DE SOTO, side wheel steamer, 600 tons
The MARBLEHEAD, screw steamer, So tons.
These vessels, and their inventories, can be ex-
amfned at any time, on appi cation TO the Com.
Dandant of the New York Navy Yard.
Twenty per centum of the amount Of the mr.
chase money must be deposited at the time Of sale
and the remainder must be pail and the vessels re-
moved from the Navy Yard within two weeks from
the day Of sale. sel5-eo2w
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INSURANCE.


HOME OFFICE.
Ndu0nal Caplt0i Lille insurance company,
s,rr,, .,- y, ,o
OFFICE $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
-
'Ahi 0oiIDi's
OFFICERS.
NAT MATTHfW G EMERY President.
Ih0s NJ PLOW NAN, VICE President.
PATTEkSON. secretary.
hEMiS CLEPHANH, Treasurer.
NV io"ni DoAnD'
J. q. HALL, NJ. d. +. HOWARD, NJ. d.
rrN.rcr covu,rr
~-on.- -
ALEX. B. SHEPHERD.
DIRECTORS.
M 1mev, Joseph z Brown,
~ 1Oiepneno, Etdssus r0uison,
Thns r. ISM civ pneiu' r LIDS m. ro"man,
NO. ESsns, Ihos Berry,
sSa f1Sn,a!N Srrs' John Psrdy.
'no' Aehe f;;ao plSn,D D. ral'ersoh'
Tho .,u.rIoN.1 c.p,ro,
, Inc NAIlON AL CAPlTOL," chartered as
ever chartered by the Congress Of the United
Life Insurance Company exclusively. Its capital
Compsny Is now fnIiy pTenars3 for Snsin.s anu Tue
Policy holders in this Company can participate
In the profits Of this Company upon the mutual
partci pstien, thereby Combining the advantages
The name. OF IL, Cf6o.r, And director. Ar. ami,
6cfen, 9nsrantea that a. sT.i vn ~ SUI
their 20 AZ, with ssSsssty ana
erY promise %aae 20 p9ilcy holders and no risks
vi oe eeptea or any steps hastlIy taken where
can he fmnairaS nr 11nsstion.d Vi INC Ooihpsny
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INITED STATS PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINGToN. ID. o., Sept. II, 1858.
On ths petition q GH0RGE W: HUBBARD
J. praying for the extension Of patent granted
10 them on the 9th Of January. 1855, and reissued
on the 18th day Of September. 1866, for improve
Engines:
ofice the 2lst day Of December next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi
tons and other papers should be filed in this ON ce
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA F0OTE,
sc N-lav3w Commissioner of Patents.
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RY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs,
no. S26 Southeast corner 7th and d streets.

TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING,
Situated ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BE
TWEEN Az AND 6rH STREETS, AT AUG
Ia On THURSDAY, the LIST day Of October,
tsN We shall sell, in front of the premises, az s
sA.o clock p. m. the east half of lot No. z, in
w. A. Bradley subdivision of lots Z, s. 10, and II,
in square No. 4o2, fronting Is feet on Maryland
avenue, With depth OF las feet TO public alley
with the i'm provements thereon. which consists Of
Q two-story and attic brick dwelling. 1t has an
oven, and wss formerly used rs a bakery. Also. o
stable in the rear. This property could be made a
neat and comfortable dwelling at q triaing ex-
penee.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest and So
tisfactoriy endorsed, and secured by q deed of
trust on the premises. All convey anoing and rev.
enue stamps at the purchaser cost. 100 will be
required v hen the property Is sold.
sc . GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. Auets.
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DRAN0T AMKRIOAN OHBoMos fer sale .
Il an rsspsosabls Ar Scores. Os&aleluss mailed
's.,..S L-fhAhs 90;
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hR. LIWIl 3 DAVIs' DENTAL AasOOI1
II TON.
No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.

=, Eo charge WIN b made for extracting whore A
tinctal Teeth are inserted, although the
patient will be required TO pay for the0 -
slrgicai operation when performed, which
ASSOCIATION 10 nov prepared to make Teeth on
Gold, silver and Rubber, ct New York, Philadel
tai work done have II g cheap e In the above
named cities. All work will Be dene In the nsateol
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll to call and 81.
anime our work before getting Il elsewhere. IL n
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
I'D Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Of 9Th and ID streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING
ON FIRsT STREET WEST between q and Mas
saG husetts avenue north. at auction. On TUES.
DAY. the 29th infant. at O'Clock D. m we shall
on the premises, Lot g, subdivision OF Lots 4, and
street west. with depth OF l01 feet te an alley.
Terms: One half cssh, the balance in elk and
twelve months for notes bearing interest, aud se.
cured by . deed Of trust on the premises.
All convey sncipg and reven ne stamps at the pur.
chssers cost. go will be required down on day Of
sale.
re 24d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Il ~ II "a "
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~rrrrrrVrTrrrrrrrrrrrT~
~ THOMAS HI. BAhKON, N
- ,run ,orror,, .yn "a
y SUPERINTENDENT "a
Being q practical mechanic, 1 offer nv H1
0G0ntTset for al Kinds Of work connected Sc
VSsyj % win take ali rssponsibiIity; Do aiIW
the cost. and will prepare all drawing @ and -
-specihcatfons without charge. Old and di- -
MAKE srsstss drawing.
-from, at prices 10 suit the Applicants, and-xS
nIsdas mvssf 20 ha OF no i %y br.s %
m mess heIa.9ns and prompt In meeting All
= References Is made to the following -well-Ss
OMcrrison n': and jos +. Brown, Esas. g
sS-sth st, one minute 8 walk from TN ct. cars. N
Vhce win meet with Immediate attention: "a
.H:en -
DIV hAki sassr G hn and Of bes, ona,,,v
WEIGHS NEW SEA WHEAT FAMILY qFSaal nYyiR
OLD GovERHMEET JAVA COFFEE genuine
spd selected 1, q Irr uoprv n, tho canal,
NE Wn6IN nUS N pIi t ny piunl pur
TEE Aonh AM Doi-
BOLOGNA ,AUsAGE;n urp,,v, =
NJ sEE s HRRI AM hhhNu'
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Star Once Building.
WALNUT PARLoR SUITE IN GREEN REPS
yELyEI AND BRussELs CARPhTs, PAINT,
ED ED GBAMBER SUITES, PARLoR FURsi-
q on TuEs6hY M H III Ghos saIteSis-
18th, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at onr auc
a@snt Of Household Furniture, &c, consist
Walnut Psrior Suite in Green Rams.
Turkish Easy Chair in Green Reps;
Marble top Bureaus, Tables, sad washstanas;
Walnut ard painted Cottage sets;
Psrlor Furniture in Rep and Hair Cloth:
Velvet. Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Car
Rugs, Cocoa and Straw Mating;
Wardrobes Btdsteads. Bureaus, and washstands;
Very superior II air Mattresses;
Feather beds, Bolsters. and Pillows;
China and tin Toilet Sets;
Lounges, Arm and Side Chairs;
Refrigerators. Tin Safes;
Extension Tables, Cane seat Chairs;
GLARS and Crockery Ware;
Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c, &C.
seSn COOPER q LArIMER. Auot..
Try WILLIAM l. WALL co, Auctionsers-
- Stores 81 ) and 3I7,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th streets.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS.
BASE rBALLs, BATS, BILLIARD TABLE,
OhOQUET, &C, &C.
" 18th, commencing at 10 O'clock We viii sell
Id within our stores large assortment OF
Furniture. &c, comprising
Sofas, Walnut Wardrobes
NJ. I. Tables, Chairs, Washstands
Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters
Mattresses, Crockery and Tin Ware
Cooking and other Stoves
1Nests Baskets. TUBS abss and Buckets
20Cases Gin. Wine. and Whisky
Bbls Bye Whisky
Together with a lot ofsmal stores
Marble Bed Billiard Table
$40 Base Ball Bats
5Cricket Bats and Balls
esetts Indian Clubs, Kehoe's make
10 pairs Dumb Bells
Field and Parlor Croquet, very fine
Field and Parlor Ma teille, very hns
Field and Parlnr Alley very line
Bar Counter, Tables, &c, &c.
Befng balance OF the stock from Cronin's Isse
ball emporium and il will positively be sold with
out regard to weather. WIN. WALL, co,
Sc % Auctfopeers
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMs, :
NO. S26, Southeast csrner Of 7th aud streets.

Jyf GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Aactioneers aud Re al Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast csrner OF 7th aud streets.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON
10Th STREET WEST, NEAR erKBIT
NORTH, AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY. the 18th instant, at five
Gaf5 Q clock y m, We shall sell, on the premises
Lot % feet front by rs feet deep. to % foot
alley.
Terms: one-half cash; balance In g ana u
months. for notes bearing interest, and occurred by
. deco Of trust on the Iremisee. stanps. &C, st
sezs GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DY GBEBN VILLA Ms.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 926 Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID sts.
TWO BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON NEW
YORK AVENUE: BETWEEN fQuRTH AND
FIFTH SHEETS WEST. AT AUO11OH. ~
On MONDAY, the 2sth instant, g 2 clock ,;
m, we ehall SELL the premises, eupdi vision OF
part Lot No. Z, in square sl4 Zach being q feet
the alley making them first class building lots
Terms: One third cash; Balance An six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest sec ured
BY deed Of trust on the premises All conveysn-
cling and revenue stamps 1t the cost or purchasers
$50 down on each lot when eold. u n.
se Ied GREEN WILLIAMS. Ascts.
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~
GARDEN SPOTS OR CogNTRY SEATS
One mile north of the city,
BY HALL ROSS
Real Estate Brokers,
Corner Of Seventh and streets.
Plat can be seen at our off ce.
q On WEDNESDAY, September % at o'clk
S-Top. m. we shall cell on the premises seven
-Atracts of land Of from six 20 nine acres each
and each tract having a fine buildfne site and
adapted 10 gardening or fruit growing
The property is known as HADDoCk'S HILL.
and lies on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad aud
On the Queens Chapel road, aud is as be tifuIly
Ecated Tor country seats es any around the city
All persons wishing small farm should attend the
sale
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six twelve,
and eighteen months. Fifty dollars down ~ time
Of sale, and cenyeyaneing at the cost of sser
HALL ROSS,
Corner Tth and ID streets
RY0N ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
above sale is postponed to TUESDAY, the isth in.
Sc 2l.tds HALL ROSS, Aucts.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH IESERTED TO GIVE
"A SATISFACTION.
FULL SETS FROM $40 TO $40.
OalI and examine specimens at 464 9th
without pain. Teeth carefully filled Lone
experience In constant practice enables the under.
Call and be convinced ~ ' '"Se''
se 25-lmf DR. PETTJNcuII
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II SARSAPARILLIAN
CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM
WASHINGTON DRUGGISTS,
.ApwAY & CO.,
81 MAIDEN LANE,
mar NEW ORK.
EsGLIsH And EUROPEAN NEWS.
"THE MALL,
A Paper containing the news, the principal lead
ers, swell digested summary, and all inter-
estlng matter from ne Tunes. ,
Inc Eewspaper hitherto known - the Ersntae
MATT. nsvins become the property OF the propri-
etOrs OF Ihs I,nss. Is NOW published twice
week, under the title OF
1.-THE MAIL"
at the price Of rhreepencs per COPY - heretofore
or Sd. week <Sst free.
The day. q publiestion win BE- Tuesday and Iri:
day, and each paper will cont Nm the aews and all
yiOus numbers Of 7Rt Times which will thus Be
rendered available, in . cheer Ana sonyenisnt
form, fer persons residing abroad or In the colo
MES. -
Newspaper Agents, or may have IL from ths Pub
Usher, on pre- payment, &C Printing Houss eausrS,
London. Ul5-I6Slsm NV
DERsONAL-MIseEs CORsRfs, eli styI.e "a
II sizes, ct BAUMs fACT0RY, as Louisian 3
avenue. jy96
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUG
- TlON.
n On TUESDAY, the e2th instant. at ten
w O'Clock a m we shall sell, at rho resfdaac
Of gentleman declining housek zee ping, on
] VI str, ct north, net ween sth and 9th reef q
west, No. 542 the folio wing goods. viz.
One Bair Cloth Parlor suit;
Que Walnut Wbatnot;
One Music Stand, Brussels and other Carpats
Extension Table:
Refrigerator. Dining Chairs, wardrobes, Tables
Two Cottage ssits;
Cooking and other Stoves, Mattresses:
Crockery and Tin Ware
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS
Sc Is I'd Auctionesrs
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PERsoNaL1hHLs.ssf = . UH3IR6ssTs, IN :tyI:. "a
ovenue. iy9-H
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
In The MATTER or Ross BIcxsLER, BANK
RUPTs-IN BASKRUPTcY.
To trhor 10 may concern:
The undersigned, Hawkins Taylor, OF 2l5 r
street Washington city. ID. o.. here By gives nstice
Of his appointment as assignee of the estate of
ROSS BICkSLER, ofthe city of Georgetown,
ID c.. who were, on the 18th day Of August A D.
1858, ged bankru pts upon their own petition
by the supreme Court of said District, dated at
Washington, ID. c., September 10th, 1888
a ll-lAw9W HAWKINS TAYInR
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"a OhbEN WILLIAM
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26 Southeast corner 9Th end ID streets.
BUILDING LOT ON FIRST STREET wEsr.
BnTNEEN y1EGrNIA AVE hSO SOUTH ID
STeEET, AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. sss O'Clock
p m. We shaa sell. IN front of the prernis nsrt
Lot Nc =; IN su bdivfsion of square TO- ssL hsy-
Ing mont OF &c feet inches, with . good depth
Terms OF sac are. Oae- "a Nf cash. thu balanra ,r
SIX nor tbs, for notes airing Interest: snd sscurad
by n deed of trust on the premises. All COVE an
cling and stamps at purchasers cost 81 win r.
required down on the day Of sale.
Sc 6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
No Cos A .un,h. and Resi kstste Brokers,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

1lY 6RBEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. s26 Southeast corner Seventh aud d sts.
VALUABLE THIRTY STORY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH ONE-SToRY eASEMHNr. AND Lpf,
ON fHE OoRNER OF = sTRkEr NORTH
AND FIFTH STREET WEST. AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY. the 2Sth tsstsut. Al
e clock m. veshau sell, on the promises,
~ part Of Lot No i, In square 4ss. being u teet
inches front, mere or less, running back the
depth oftbs lot. with the improvements; consist
ing Of q W. u built Brick HOUSE. containing nine
Roers. With sails Gas, re, being in a good locs-
ton, and desirable property.
Terms One hall cash; bslsnoe In six ana
twelve months, for notes bearing iptsrest, and Sc
sureG 10y detd Of trust on the premises. stamps,
&c. az hurohas~rs cost. ScOo down on the dsy OF
sale. Title indisputsble.
Sc std GREBN q WILLIAMS Aucts.
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| 10y J. Is. WHEELER q CO., Auctioneers,
l - No. 81 Louisi lana avenue, bet sth aud 18th SITS
| opposite Seaton House.
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10y COOPER 3 LATIMER, Auc.foneere
- (Successors TO Jas. O. Mcclure 4 DOL
Southwest corner Of Penn'e avenue and lltn street
Star Once Building.
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- PREPARE FOR WINTER.
- Repairs for all kinds and sizes Of =
sTONEs, RAnGES, FMRNACEs
HARDWARE, 479 sth street. Bring name AM
number of stove. OIL stoves taken in part pay TO
new ones. R0BEkT BOYD, Al 3 9th, bet. ID an,
II e. I'M
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o 10 DO II.

For the Democratic party, there is just
now but one issue-He suppression Of
Radic0Iism. Until that is accomplished
We should maintain q united front. We
should work singly as we'll as in squads
and Clubs to accomplish that end.
Every man should consider himself
bound 10 exert and use his influence with
his neighbors, and make il a point to
capture at least one vote. II every a
Of the $4,000 dIsfrenchised men in Ten.
nessee will escort to the polls next No
vember, q voter, the Overwhelming
majority thus achieved for Democratic
and Conservative principles will prove
The death blow Of Radical tyranny, now
robbIng and plundering US, and threat
ening US with murder, arson, and out
Let every Democrat in Memphis re-
to accompany a friend to the polls
in November. II he himself can vote he
has the satisfaction OF securing an add.
tional vOte for his party, if not ne can
con g~rstulate himself that he has taken
one vote from Rsdicalism, and securing
1t for Democracy, has thus counted two
the t1deeeney and rufianism
that rules US to our ruin.
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CINCINNATI.

C~rNcINNATI, September pa letter was re-
ceived here to-day from Mike McCoole, dated
ST. Louis, expressing his willingness to enter
tie ring with Keenan, FOR a slak OF five thous
and dollars, providing that any man in Amer
lea DC selected as stake holder the other man 10
be Frank Queen. John Franklin. of this city,
holds Heensn's frst deposit Of two thousand
five hundred dollars, ard Mr. Hays is ready to
COVERT Il upon the acceptance Of proposed term.
The fiI meeting OF the Buckeye racing club
commences on Saturday next. Some OF the
ansst stables Ia the West have already arrived,
and mo:e are e~oming. Yesterday morning the
tug boat Legres, bound rom Cincinnati, for
Pittseurg. with two empty coal barges, when
near Chilo, on the OHIO river, collapsed two
ilues IL her s.arboard boiler. A colored fireman
named bucket, Of AlleghIn City, was blown
overheard and lost. Two other fremen, An
deIson and Gstewood, also of Allegheny Cty,
were badly scalded. The boat was brought back
to this city. 4 man named Casper Rosenbe ger
committed suicide yesterday BY blowing his
brains out with a pistol.
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rights should be restored to US. With
this distinct and ~unequivocal pledge to
the people through whom and with
whom we can alone expect to triumph
over the common oppressor, there can
be no shadow Of doubt as to the trium-
plant result Of our combined action.
Our " interests and those Of the col
Ored citizens being mutual, and the in
terests Of the Radical adventures being
Numerically opposed to both, this course
upon our part is demanded by every con-
sideration of party expedieney, common
gratitude, justice and right.
1t is not merely the selfish and hypo-
critical question as to how far the eolored
vote may be controlled through the
agency Of promise Of employment aud
wages, by proseriptive threats, bribery,
or intimidation but it is upon the higher
principle Of common justice, that a dis
franchlsed people, whose consent could
be obtained to seek the restoration Of
their own liberties through a people en-
~frsncbised, cannot consistently withhold
their consent also to a proposition which
secure to the latter the liberties they at
present hold IN their own hands.
Tennesseeans! Having thus been az
nounced as active participants in the all
important contest for constitutional lib
erty, we again repeat the appeal to each
individual Democrat, to every neighbcr-
hood and town and city In 1.-The State to
organize and enter upon the labor Of the
day, with industry, constsncy and per-
The timei is brief, 0at enough
is left 30 crown u effort with a glorious
triumph in November, if every one op-
posed TO Radical rule snd Radical ruin
will but raise himself and do his duty to
himself and his country.
Geo. J. Stubblefeld, JOS. Il. Thomp-
son, L F. Beech, A. Roberts, Committee
Address.
GEO. j sTUBBLEFIELD,
Chairman state Dem, tx. Com.
ALBERT ROBERTS, secrstary.
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FOREIGN.

LoNp3N, September 20.-Ths 8 pprehensions Of
war rave partially suesided. During the past
week he efforts OF Partisan press to extract a
warlike slgnihc canoe from the speech of the King
Of Pru1sis, at Klel, have proven a failure. It is
evident that peace Is sincerely desired by thu
governments ard people of Europe, with the
sole exception OF the Emperor Of the French,
whose purpSssis unknown, ana, perhaps, IN
determined. A growing indignation is mani
fesipg Itself at his ubiqulty or indecision.
DUBLIN. September 2L-At a meeting of the
Roman catholic citizens of Galway, e resoiu-
too was adopted piedgiug those present to op-
pose all candidates for Parliament who do not
support Mr.. G~ladstone's resolves for tie estab-
l;sbmest OF the Irish Church.
PEsTH, September 20.-The Hungarian Diet
proposes 10 establish universal religious tolers-
zion throughout the Kingdom,
TRIESTE, September A.-Shortly after his
arrival at this port Admiral Farragut received
and entertained a party of Austrian naval and
mi itary oft1ers on board his tag ship, the
Frankliu. The Admira subsequently made a
visit to Mirsmar, the residence Of the late
Arehduke Macmillan.
PARIS, September 2.-Queen Isabella, o.
Spain. made a visit 10 the Emperor and En-
press, at Biovrilz, soon after the return Of the
latter f.om st Sebastian.
An instruction is reported to have broken /
in AudaiusIa, Spaia.