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 ,...t .. -. .fI'COmn1. IC4TED}] $*,'' .. i nee of Ins party Sn the State. -Squatter- 8o.T- \ 5gnty! w'ilh' pqntempi\, tiM .:1lTimre; 'Is noTdonbt!: his (Jhdgo{Allens') ,Special. N otic i

 .... umiJ) tIon at Wanleenah Academy* lt J" gl There are Democrats m abundance inJefferson leclarcd it t<1 be snbvcrfive.pC theConstitution election" ... is eure.-&T4ik5. (City,! Prqes.fOfConise .t.\ .. .

 4: ** MiC'JjDiTOir: :-.We )hnl the flcnmirc:' <fJ County, who endorse the National ;*c itrary to the fulirtg; ;!ofttne, ,.:?nprcme ., .....', 'I ls'fi1' uYcan,j get.sufficIcnt; FOR fHB tEQiaLATURE. .
 he'fremVhimnal; : examination nnd and Slate .votesl 'Groat'prophet t.Jh editor.* -:, ; friends 't"Obl'A. Ilotlmnn,
 nttentJjmI nomination, from whom three C nrt in the Dred( Scoti'etision i> ,-- ; -* uThe J
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 fJ'j" ox1ti'bltiont.hiclt) off attlio Vnti1ee. COI1
 ... i cflme gentlemen c.1'0 selected ad candidates that it Jvonld d1sastros"totjui1nter. 'r roentntlv to the )
 ;* our } prove fJtJgltnr.a
 f \t 1 nah .Ae. d mtOI."Frillny the 29l1i vltrnia.OTho ..oL ne:: October election., '
 ) ; occasion wan"graced liya gooilry rwnv for the Legislature ; and tlicreforo est, of bno section oftliii Union* and that. 'The'fowing\ pent""portrait: pf lhe' "old .: -.- -_ ... .
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 !A.1' :tcr.of ladies nnd gentlemen,of. that vicini-;i we are in )hopes, that the desires of those it.wajl ftn offspring of..:Abqlilionism/and l :as New Orleans\ ,Jelt I \EVElY demand. for'lIo 1_-tUr'.
 1eIjf -t'' of whom seemed to b deeply interte who 'hero appeared in', tho t SCIE It
 : :tyll oppose BRFCKHXHIDOB,: and LANK or snchTjnknown to Democraticpp'nciples.i! -', *& Imiteam.f\ la. found
 .to;. < .Hn Ihcf proceedings. The exercises Gen. MILTOJT will be ignored by thejmceting:) Our State convention; hi bo'tliTallah'asscO of. Mdy\ 2, 18n to be the only certain preservation of bodily strength
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 j>f tho tiny were commence-! nt 'nn early the and musket'shot 'flewas during;period when the eUBocphere is oalcnlaUdto
 t .J., lionr", withe tations in Geography.: The next Saturday. Let,the DOUGLAS ,aspirants and Quincy; pnfntfi itjwilfii loathing,,and' 'Wen hail grape over, and through the line Induce a feeling bf la Rad.'Iud indigeation.The .-'

 ', ;':. -cI:119Cl,11: fci rtncli consisted mostly, off go to their own admires, for position ; disgust.. Therfcforo. q say,.thatil does affect .of volunteers/ who began waver before wont before cases lu of DBrloe' and' Isentay glrsn per.

 smap children, <Kid we were Very agreeably .. and the anti-MitTON.men will bo received a man's pe cric1'rltt: ; &.who.are the fiery storm, this: brave General tons who are now HT tnflence.wel.mna'thank .th,
 surprised m tlio' :! prornpthn.de, And nccn. tlio-admircrs in advance theiin'wavng discoverer of thIs preparation ha?.not
 ) with open arms by and snp: net supporters ot BRKcftnxniDOK'' ,and could be seen fifty yards ,
 4 racy, with WhTdi they answered' Ml questions F. n. riLD, Editor.Monticello porters of IIopitLvs, who are battling man LASB; and the platform upon,..\r lfob'' thcy hs sword with an arm already been swept oway.ln the by this hnrvestof beet physician; death..ThiBittersIsrccomniendcd t to( tb.'
 put them. .Next, came exerciser!! musket ball and,jnonnted
 fully to defeat the Democratic stand are enemies to the Dc'nTtfcratiff'jar' shattered by land. Tills lathe best evidence of.lt$* real. Value
 an reading, and spelling, wiucfe it was truly party. ]
 / a rioble.pharger, which was gradually: Weak aWord
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 tf.-hiit ra1hng. tbey"wI10' ;
 grntf1irg to hear,-all acquitting themselves We speak plain and candid in this mat joined lid rmtks'oth :cncniyanul sinking tinder the loss of blooa from five in favor verid rrepratone;Tbcy
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 \, with credit, ,4 After that, came a recitation -I ..- ter. So far M the me/twho are.our. KtanTl- rahiedthe war cry, aid{ in. dIG 'general distinct wounds A bravesight indeed have been compcllei .eII,of

 .. in Chem tltri, followed by> one in SATURDAY .MORNING, JULY.28. 1860 ard bearers in the nation of State:Are shangtiterhive: no claims. 'tlicy- can.'put was this" "* ,tlie tST Bitters*ld upon by druggists community.and dealers) generally.". Bed

 ot Natnral wAtch l'hilQ sciences: ol'tw.did grent Tho elii credit!sps to in themselves each. ... personally concerned, we have no particular (fortli,Jar,nieijpyVThcyishould! recei/o.wtr; ....... advertifeffleut. _In another"eolnmn.: ,[1m ..rV

 and their Te.icherr Then came erferctsos NATIONAL: DEMOCRATIC I anxiety for their advancement: and lathe knifi'; ..', ajd tIle knife'td the liilt.* :THE DI .\D\\T'GE of Poverty are foP '
 TICKET.T fame but ll .. 1 .. ." cibly ,illustrated by the horrid ,state of : 'OBITVARf.Dl
 ... in Grammar, in wliieli, 'great proficiency ; they are the representatives of fill IN I I'> tr"fa .
 was manifested ; after which an in- principles, and that those priticptes\m\ No Unity of Sentiment things among the CJuinese and Malays ,who : : l In Monde '1 the night\ of th *srd fastJO1tALCO1Tht0t'ml
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 i FOR PRESIDENT.eJohn inhabit the ceicbrateL.islandof Singapore. of William M.t and
 'termill:<ion of I wo honrs" was announced, triumph'and be enforced, it It is vcry'jciideiit: : ,! ,that lI.'NV. JOHNSONofrGeorgiajthcwcandidate ? saul
 wliiili time : of is jeccssary abound in that'island and are so Theresa JL'; ged moutbi_ twea
 during wot.all partook Tg'rslo t
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 .' collation, prepared (or the occasion nmunplnons C. Brcckciiritlgc, that the men should bo succ. sfll1.. We : :! for. the Vice flesh and blood ,that theymAke ty.tntec,)'Imphrty. _. ".-. '2 *" -'

 by tho ladies of tho Mi hborhood.- OF KENTUCKT. do not pretend to say that Oen. }...IILTON is Prcsideney: tipori.the DocqLAS ticket. caresycry regular forayo front Ihojunglo a ,Tli wee a beautin.its Ilc thintereiting natural and shIlL-life-Ilk I IA .

A!r ,. 'There was am, abundance both of snbstantialfl more a gentleman than Gen: HOPKINS, but litlle about principles, when thfy'come man is borne off by them every day,,the :! -*so innocent gazed upon and so eorj.1 were almost roec

 s ( and flelicncies, and everything wan -- we do any that ho is his equal !ij?' eterare. in confact! w di hrs.own. personal, aggrandizracnt natives being powerless to prevent the sacrifice to >xclntm, !'"IIow,tweet is deAfI"_This .w.s.
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 4 :. 'Carried on in 1'h.vt, free and easy rtjle, FOR :VICE-PRESIDENT, and has the \ /I *" and too plagncy pO r.'lea'e. ,tho i is precious jewclveiposed for a dar i the rude
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 spect, auIvangootiayJngcorrect *
 land. This is hard 'when nd" winds earth/and on cagel's
 wiiich adds soinnclk to the of ,a case, one contageona '
 'Btiohft repast. After the'intermission enjoyment: had Gcii. Joseph Lane, principles in Ins favor, which'Ho) Ifc; 1 il j Jiow.a'can.diJato: forthe, .:Vice Presidc knows how'soon. he may'be cnveted'nttiger's { lngs to the golden ttreeta of nc'eo hat, to said be-
 lulled in the srmottThrist, who
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 expired, the exercises were reonmcd with KISS has not. \ ; :; cy,4itjd} is ['contending, like Douglas, moat.-; 'If they.only enongh i- "SufTcr little repose children to com nitomt,'and rorbld t

 recitations Arithmetic, in :which all were OP OlUWJOJf.PBE3IDENTIAL. ....'. ; 1 .'. th'at a-territorial_ !legislature: is,:sovereign, to purchase-a ticket in the, Lotteriesof Ihcm not for. ol inch is the Kingdom.of 1& ."
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 '.- 'very expert. Then was called out the Latin S t Arc tile DonghzsItcsDeiuocrat' *" and .beyond. tIt\ ach'of the 1'cderal Goy. HoDOE.4! ,:DAVIS. & Co; Macon' .Ga."they ,t2TMadion? Ucaacnger please M" .
 class, nnd trans1at.ionll"ero made, from ELECTORS:, It is ''' .that- eriirn- nt.-aiid' hat'- ,aj'crritoriar\ might stand :'goot cuanco or drawinga i'
 strange, verstrnnge' indeed, ) Legiula* tAttle FLO ESCE, Aingliler of
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r Latin to English, with a fluency which evinced MIJJU....J. P. : Capital prize or : t money;,enough to John D. MARGARE. Harley, died / 16th,
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 -4' Ar."DEnsON..or Jefferson.! men with reason and judgment i ture! ,may,pnss! !lavvs nnfiiendly'to institution their ,to thiscountry where Ind "D
 Uudible assiduity on tho part of the West..3. M. ...'......of FruuiluUn.Est..G.W. pay passage aged ff years, 6 mwttis and 12 days., ,
 OORRIE
 and who pretend to be zealoits in their : of slavery and place eternal bar there nnd
 advocacy where
 students, and diligent attention on that of ; an are no tigers, they might As the silver drops morning dew are taftm up*
 ',the Teacher. After this we adjourned) until CALL.ofNssssn.STATE of Southern. lights and. Southern ncr ngainst.the slaveholder' 'entering'the boO made lions of. We, however, can send by the sun while 'glittering his early ray end
 P. 11? when the exhibition honor ten :with" his s2s5s8; ; tlO'or $10 to the"'above address 'sparkling his tnernlng beans.soJeee. took t'keeweeiprttlcrti
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 was commencccl DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. can vcompjelely, led cstrayj :a's itory property.; 'ThsIj tho hU bowm,before b.r tiny feet I had)
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 with singing-"O, come, come away to till into ranks with the">l'ico-soil admirers principle lliaV.JoiiXfiON. i contending for and an cul19Pportunitr.with other trod upon the flower of four summer*.of her infant ;
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 ; ," by the whole School: which was followed of Mr. the lucky follows. Joltrial <lvctiau. tongue learned to lisp his .- How' happy Uis
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 FOR and] at believa
 GOVERNOR. Douglas endorsu httJ3quat prescntlime. jVe
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 : by.Orations, Dialogues!, Songs, .$rc., -s .. to have given the unbroken heart first fragrance
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 t.AS per Programme :- JcNxz.'rc: : : : tcr Sovereignty JlI'incil'lell-pl'lncil' that .that Jiojs! honest. in the! expression, of thesescntimenta THE SLAVE TIUDE TEXAS.-Tho Pal. ''I mite heaven, wbl. hope' unclouded' r*y.; lights v

 : dud are in direct! oppttition to ery/trubianco<! ; fofj in the year* 1848, he mnde Tex.)"Advocate of the Ith inst. their green path prompt. their simple jnlrtb.
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 ,. ;., 1 Antony's irition ovcr'tlio body OP JACKSOX COUNTY. eltinl era yet they' feel the thornsthat lay lurking|
 '$ of Cnsaar! C.'P. Ulmer. of justice ; :which, if adoptdd) as! the canjij a"KpecchMrt" the U. S,1 Senate;' in"whic he. siys: $informed that to wound LbS feet otenn1b' ,S- 1

 .-2-In behalf of Education: G. W. Adam FOR CONGRESS. nat maxims 'of the Govornracnf7would "dc* -declared it to' be the'(duty"of Congress: to.. about ten Rre"relhhlf nat.ivl'Afri- row not., fur thoiurh it Is a,'6n'arrrlgmi mo-. .
 her to resign her) firstborn"; --'
 t 3,-Not Murphy an' uncommon, and C. Q. Edward complaint, W. S. ,:EI. :B. :B: X ;c.. T 0 pfivc the South of all claim to_an 'equality protdtt4tcryin t/teJerritories. ,.' !Tho fol-- cans Galvest6n'nhd! were:Banded eigllty'within of them a I wcro''sold ot "I Ilk thele' lombs to me, ':' .'

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* OF LEON COCSTY. in the Territories of onr common rC untr '. Joking\; is his language: : '* that "* > thorn In my b\ael( .
 ;4-School Lif Miss Ellen DeWitt, and / ) I 1 city at'$800 enb. A pretty roundp.ico ProtectIon they thnll ,. _. *
 Alice A. Johnson.f. \ And lure in FlorMa,.", he-ro tho :Democracy J'TLe institution slavery is guaranteed for.an iivcragThis news i is reliable." In e bo cvbluet.! ) nl.'o. ?. "
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 : '"S,-Tho Rchersal, O. W.. Adams, master ; mOwing to the closing of tho"post:' in Stato Convention1 i have! in the most' positive !- by the Constitution of the,United States, 1 The Gonzales'-E/iyufrv, of the.7th,"siysVe : -_ \ '

 W. 8.Murphy\ J. W. Wethington office at Walker's Mill\ our sub ol'ibers at \ .and"unmistakable terms, declared that and 'it. '1ins, the: samd protiction thrown "\ hoar.a good deal sid'' about a cargo 'IVew '
 :j.C. P. ,timer, and J. W. Edwarps!, pu'I. : the' jlronnd it vhichuards our' i.Lizens against of Africans hiving been lauded hi 'one of .Advertisements.. .
 that -
 point at Wankeenah } and at1 the policy'amljtho principles! enunciated by _- U
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 .., t. t P'lls/; the rtntiiigbftitTesefhobilityor\ : ; the est the lower lower 1>bays recently. The negroes ---s
 b ., .1J-Dutl s as-Americans, J. O. Hill. '0 various offices on I the railroad, may findsomo.difficultyl.n Mr\ 'DvngUu., arc. contrary.. : to all- Democratic ... '" Lh hllien of religion f therefore Congress aro laid to be young and likely, aol. ATTACHMENT 'NOTICE. !

 ",,, '1-Singing"There is joy on the purple : receiving their papera'asregular doctrine, there'arc to bo' ,Jound prominent would be ns"l much t bound to veto an act of arc held at from four to five hundred dollais. !- Johnson,Brd.1 Co:.i fpJenerson' -Uncult- : ,'

 .1 sea." ai herctoforefbut wovill. strive to men t chiming that 'UIly arc'in thi"" Tcij-itonal legislature prohibiting it as an .''Several of our citizens talk of going, : [ Amount sworn to..f. <'lr I '
 j 8-Patnotism John M.\ Edward act vioatiiiglhese! rights of citizen down to make purchases." Tliomns WodJiufT.; ) Bund! ..?. ,-..,. 194 :Sit' ,
 have tIle packAg ; &( <Vee< as pdsUe.The .- Democratic ranks, and, iighting ( Demo- every ." -
 0 Doing because others do, James M.\ closingv'of tho Wnlk'ft ..'Mill'jst! patio pririciplofi, whilst at tho same time. of thcJiepublitf, .!.;. -- f ....... ,The D6fehdant>antlall; others in.'. \
 ) DeWit, O. C. Edwards, C. L. Woolf, Again During the rcccnt fi liling i iu Catania wrested are hereby notified of th1*commencement
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 C. G. Arena eli. office is very nnfortunate, as i it was. really they; ,support Douglas anti 1\iJ\, : heiexies'' lat to: a1 more;recent I Sicily, one of the nuns shot from her window of this suit, retiirnnllo .to'the. .nrxfterm of Mid
 : the office for this which,have been so positively vvftflad t iti nlctter which ho"wrote\ Court, to be held thetjint MondayinNovember,
 10-Life Insurance, C. G. Edward!?, E. A. distributing "entire sec : repudiated a number of' the Royal Sho '
 troops. and .
 1860 at
f Edwards. ** the We that i it is on tli'e'jSlh of May\ : 1800 (exactly three MontluUv, Mappearand plead W iii.same.
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 a thou of comYtry. -- party. say very strange fired with tho precision of,au Alpine huntsman ., JOHX.WBaT.:'-

t.. Welcome to Lafayette, J. S. Johnson. "\'fiI? ........ that men will act so inconsistnnt, and contrary mojillis :lgo',) "tho";follow' ..,in",....,. clause, : never missill Tho Colone ordered ., : .Clerk of Jefferson r' Circuit Coart'

- -. :a"2-The Colonist,'Founder, S. A. Weth-- j4We are requested tho AssIstant!\ to aU'rcason ."ijbi-li> ve it Is the' right 0E the South' to his :m enMo fire in plnt l' ,repeatedly I ,July 28th.100., Sill .

 ; Miller migton,;J.Farmer M.\ Edwards, 0.! ; C.Carpenter' Edwards, J.; Superintendent to stato that the train will The Dcmocjary of the country, are demand! and.tho to duty ot Congress and roperty'ofcvl'ry'kind to exrtend'protection tome against remained tlio windows nnscratchcd; but in"vain., ,and still The keptfireing he- : COMING COMING! COMING. !I'

 L .. ;:M. Do Wit; Blacksmith, 0. L. Woolf; runjipon the Branch Road, soas, ,to connect tho supporter of BuicKKNHiii5K and LAftnd \% (including j persons.slavery) in the away, killing her. man FINE 'IIORS] .AND; MULES t .

 \\JDancinfr'Master, P. B. Murphy ; Bar. at Station 3, with the! trains each\yay / it was generally. conceded at IJ.iltimore, territories, duripg their .territorial state. shot. '.' : wih'evel'y''COLJOnSF.BAKER'i\tl he in

 r' tier, C. G. Arcndell ; 2>octor, P..With. from Tallahassee'and Madison\ accordingto n hbn it ;dissolved 'oU, (.connection will, thg This! is no new,opinipn.: ..I .advocated tllo .____... .. ___ by the 14 Seller-' ;

" 'ei-gtonJLatDV.School Master.; John,: John 1*. lIIcCJ..t..8 II. Woolen; ldier. I the following schedule : ', ", l) ugll'l! /: dtiol .I that! tle1, "frub-sVil. ,) "elemeijt( .iiloctrino as far back as, 1848" in thrf Sonntnof J .From,\7ashinBtoa. ber description next with of Hones'a few of: and the by the Kith r of'briutem I ,_

 Ir < W. A. Witherington ; cueld- ,Leave Monticello at f .oo A. M. was merely cast, off, and th pulY freed the United States. Washington 'July.18th.-The Douglas ber "ith a largo drove of fine Ilorsus and mulls $ *. '

 : wan,. J. C. DuWit.i ;;> Arrive"at Station's, a t f.30 A. M.' from the load of rot teiiiies'+ :aifS-eoniiption\ '; .:This is ecncUytbe doctrine 1;contended Central Cotnmittno have issued an address I assured Persons, that In they need can of god Illted and /fine" :t.ock.c.lre.t, .:

 i;. 33-Song-"The Hazell Dell." Leave Station i 3, at 8.30 A. M.\ with which i if Imd U'lii Lnciunln'red. The for by the true. Democracy of tho) nation. to tho people repudiating any combination,' July 28th;1800.-; ,. 24.1 tf. j- ..
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 t. :14-Lochiel'B Wnrning-**."-p.; Ulmer antI Arrive\ at Monticello, at 0.15 .&.M.\ rllltul'e-thl cleaning:-did not; afljTt the Three months'ago, to-day, II. V. JOHNSON other'.: wing....ot....the Democracy. .: ChANGE ,OFfSCIJEflULE., .
 G. W. Adams. .
 : .:,; Leave Monticollo, at 3,45 P.'M.\ Party. in he'.l.least-its inciplvii!! and or- joined). hands: with BRECKENEIIMJE and 'Is' '0 "
 3r ULcnoT.Jrl.. franklin, Sarah E. Tho pniglstfo world to bo cn"thused -
 it Lender;fLenora, Anno E. Carpenter ; Arrive at Station 3, at 4.15 P.'M.\ gani/ation. tho'same., The Casting out LANE and the Constitutional, Democracy, with nnoth r'lrizoFlght.' Morrissey TLAHASSEE & PENSAC lA & GEO.

 .-J.OWKI, Laura'A. McCall'; 'Edith, Sal. Leave Station 3; at 's ? ,&OO P.,1\I\ ., of,thc Democratic ranks, the Douglas fl'('<:- nnd d.cmaudcd l.'edeialpl'otection to' the wllo"Vlllluish' once, has : .n ns.

 : "/1ie'A. Wooten; Henry, W. S.JUorphy. Arrive at Monticello\ ..- 5.30 P.'M.\ soil mongrel.crew, was: pi ''act of wisdom taveIoldorwithi:.\ his property i iii the'Cerri- challenged him again to fight"wben', and

 ,ilC' -American Union,' O. O. Edwards, .. ..- anti'patriotism.:- Upon tho.sooig' of political torics,,of.the! .country;; ho )had.no' ? cxpcctationthon wbcro ho likeS under whatever forfeit ho ._ .

 a 7-The battle of.. Valley "Forge,. J.' C.- :' The Democratic IVccting1.i strength, numerically,:.l howcur. ,it- is however- bo placed'ppon Ihe prefers, any stakes from. ten dollars '
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 DeWitt. : to ten, thousand. and after on"a..tbe 23tU of July;
 Lk 18-Song::--"Hail Columbia.:' Let it be remembered that next Saturday considered by the unscrupulous; ,who'wish; I Ito Presidential! ticket with Douglas. lie'nowrepudiates t5. OX PuBeugtrTratrt.' wilt run a* follows,,1 18f.:
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 .,. H9-Tho Soldier's Dream, A. A. Johnston. is th'o"dnYJ appointed for tim holding! ; keep the party in power. at'all .)hazards: : : ,his i fo'rmer opinions! and :avowah: .A""MiLL" SxoprEP.. The noto,. of chal- Lave JIadlsnn.:..:, ..'.S.......'.' .8:0: A
 *20-Tho Better Land, Sallie A- Wooten. of a uiasi.znccting of, tho ,Democracy of and at tile sacrifice of; ; and contends! \non-protection. : from atTalluhavce .-.... .....11 rA
 ".. cvcry pineiileverywiwiiCf' ; \, ;What a lengo Morrissey tollfenan which) was Leave llontwtllo..............,.7.0O A. M.
 4, ,21-The Sailor Boy'a Dream, Sarah'C.- Ar.. Jefferson county, for 'the ,ratification "of .pud] it: is on this account; that I ciarnhas!, offic l and ,how remarkable published in tho.Herald, turns cnta. forgery Arrive Talhtliauee.,....... .;,10.00 A. ?,1.

 endeD.,22Money. BRECKENKIDT.K aud LANE, for the.- Presi. thcroaro men to be found iu l'1riJa,3; whth& cheapjibme.men will ,sell!, themselves t To -Morissey wi!!'not fght'ill out, of Leave TallnhaM e.............lu.15 A. M.
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 makes the Maro Wm. AriiTatSt.MarLs ...
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 ]health. The -.11.40A.M.!
 go is .
 ..kr.. dency and Viee-Presidency-R. B..hILTON 'n action of the" 'nud nil honcsPmen' II. V JOHNSON 'nntielllaet mtl" there Leave St.ilurki. ... .
 .. ';: Moose, J.,W:' eth ngton, J. S. ohn- spin grcat ,true will henceforth fore Btopp l1.1 .. .....;. ...1.15P.M.
 son.23Start.. and JOHN MILTON\ for Congressman aud Goveruor statesmcn, IO read the free-soil 'dement .appear as cmbodiment"of ArrlveatTallahamefl... ..4., I...2.40 I'. 3I.
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 : corrnptijn ...... I ,,I.eave ......,,.,... ..3.U01'.M.
 Fair J. P. 'M Call, P.' B.-Mur.pby ;and also for the nomination of three out ofVur lkl1'nt. ; Tal.bae.
 : m Baltimore ; ninl >'cn- A HAPPY 'MAN.-An esteemed friend Arrive ontc.lo.;....... .5.3(11( >. JL.
 M,Edwards,J. M. DeWitt. candidates for the' .. .. I 'Leave l! ...... ..
 These ;
 ., Legislature. are tl ling: "upou' their yjih1gmentlfdo beeiiabled 4 .- formerly of :Montgomery E.'A.( G.) writing T.lIIIRu.t. .8.00 1 I', M.
 24-The Semin lo's Reply, S. Wething and ,. .i'Yaise[ Alarm, .rrv .. .I.,.... 'LOO1'.M."
 matters in .
 important the 13th
 .iton, f 'K we are hopes to gull the people, clarify: thy' ,supporters on iiibt., from Houston'Texas 'Connecting with Post Coaihm at MontWIlo and

! 4 Perseverance, 3..31.)idwartls.: thatevery'portion of J the" county will be of-BcKCCENnwau-and LANL> *ns: a, .Vowerelnst. ; : week led astray by. .1 tele. says : "'V 0 are well-the mercury' only with Stages Madidon for Lake City and.Yaldotta,

; Supposed Speech of Julin"Adams. C. largely represented.' Wo think that we Disunion party, and. piously. "'ddi-late.that gral'liiq.cli:<pntch which' wo;found in.our 105 deg. in"the shado-'no rain' and dol' and Conn from Yal'l.b.ty Railroad toSarancah.. ,
 and Marks with
 G. Edward. ',- v can safely promise;i that the Presidential the Douglas free-soil i! clemenj i ia the faithful, exchanges: !,' in ref\'I' ncp'to tho result of tho subject.expect anT last quite rain here indifferent pn the 22I1 the 1 New Port; and with the line of btage Mini( Steamer tnantl from between 

I 5& Song-"The Dearest Spot on Eiuth Elector for t.Ie'{ Middle\ ] will bo> present nn\'ever\ true National Domocracy- Oregon election.- 'We stated that the Republicans April lost. No yellow fever vvason Jt' I Now Orleans,Key Wttad Cuba and InUr-'
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 mediate
 to me. and add i'ess his w-iitizena., So The plain, (facts of tho : and Douglasites had some I erect pninti on the fiulf, arriving br. Mark,,
 meone'come the lie triumphed.This Mail.
 case! git o to on thi'lr \ the
 Boarding School)-Mias\ Mary II. Edwards soon.-JOlt. ,. : way to Key .on 17th and 2nd or
3 .*: Teacher; Sarah C. Aren ell, ;; all, and let us have a rousingmcctingT such declaration. Tho'ery men who'nro': ia. not so. The Dcmoeratio ticket* 1 lua.s: .. .- .. Srd their of each month;and".arriving at St. )turk on

 Mary Oliver, Lizzie A. lied, Ann E. Let Jefferson which has never' doing battle for DOUGLAS_ suspicious, .in swept the St: te. ,A Democratic ti- qost.tet 'CANNIBALISM. Tlie Red is TiE{SELKIRKMENT. Si-Li.each way month to.)New' Orleans. on the 13th and oi
 .
 -t ,Carpenter,Laura A McCall M.\ Ellen faltered In th" J ranks of the "oM'iron'lii.ic8." itself. Do you tell us that 1\'. )V. MOORE, : ,sovereignty"Congressman ,blS.be. D' I details-of a case of River Nr1' in which The trains will .not 3 ran. on Sunday, except on

 V., DeWitt, Eugenia A. Edwards Sallie. and always borne.tho banner triumphantly, tho Committceoian: on tho DOUGLAS ,National elected, and the same party=! hasa_ majority it is'said! that au'Indian boy of,'apparently, on Steamer days.MAON. '

 A Wooten, Mary V."Ried,pupils.Ode. give a demonstratlo.n on Saturday, of what Executive Committee is a true Demociat !in tho Legislature. '. tenor twelve years managed to kill six per. TRUNKROAD.C
 iginal
 :3o-Singing-"Farewcll. an
 ., q4, Such marked execllcncs in all may bo expected of Jher in October and ? A man, who has: e\'et been the .s..5- sons, and had eaten the most desirable: portions Leave Savannah....'...:., .:.......9.15 A.If.
. prevailed November i zeMous and determined of and of the bodies. .Tho Nor- Wester says Arrive at Valdosta..;..;.:.......5.48?.
 the that it seems almost invidious to opponent anyziiI'everythiiiig "If any of the Breckenridgo) Lane M
 1. parts, that, incredible it may appear, the'tale 'LeaveYaldosta. ................4.80 A.
 $ .. individual excellencies I I 5.- that had tho least party have tho"sternness to their a M
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- particulaiizo ; nevertheless connection proclaim has been confirmed too Arrty.tSayaaneh. .........11.65 P ,
 w : some of tho pieces struck us as boing Your Duty as Democrats. with Democracy man, who, 'pievi Abolition, disunion. proclivities after the leave any doubt as to by its truth.many. parties to, The Train arriving at Sn.nab at 1165 connects-:

 '* so well acted, that we cannot, forbear On next Saturday thi:. Democracy of ous to the past two mouths, has: been the expiration of twelve ,weeks : hence, they -1SSS with the train on the C. R departing at 1.50 p.

 ; making mention of them ; among which Jefferson,are called npon,;tn convention constant aad untiring villifier of the are composed of"softer stuffy than we are ,RICH TEXANS.-The editor of the cMduy., Tlieae1ied1eon( ) and 11.10 toil P. m., (Dtght '
 prominent De. to
 "Tho Rehersal, "Rival disposed to believe. I so a* ,
 -were Speakers
 ,, # to nominate three eandidat for the ocrat, who has been engaged in connect "lth the Pensacola
 Leg Georgia
 in the Dcmoeratio by
 men ranks
 After and
 '&0. the exhibition wo were ,entertained in from Madison Sge
 Brazoria
 ., islature. Let the nominees bet.whomsoever So says that contemptible, dirty little census county, Texa says to Valo.t ..Thus by &I.rute pa,
 with a musical treat by the accom- who contended that all pohtieaT i issues and that he found six: planters aenger leaving T.uhu. I
 sheet p..I'
 ,ja. pliahcd Miss Z-, on the liano,* and they may, if they endorse the nqminecs of principles were corrupt and degrading, unless at Lake City, called the Independent interest in the state amounts to '360,658 ,'i reach Sv.on.h len by 115B. ..

 Col.D-, on tim Violins The music the Baltimore Convention (BEECEEXRIDGE they emin.it cj from the -ffrtat Know Press. ,It has the.'impudence classify acres of lad; they together "own 27,981 July Z8th, 1880.'C TVW, ,fYfAN.Aeo'tSup't.M-U ,

 I was: exquisite and elicited great applause. and LANE;) and the Platform upon which Nothing organization? Do tell us that three-fourths the citizens of' Florida, aa head of cattle, and last year 'raised 74,500 .

 ,. C .. A VJS1TO1.i they stand as also tho nominees of the LEWIS EVPARSONS.. the great you Whig ,and Abolitionists! We should think that its the bushels six ot r; the aggregate wealth of I ATTENTION,00MPANYJ'; .
 State Convention Governor editor was rather too fresh an importation: amounts to two million two' hun Member of the *
 .: Apropos to the dest.hcf Prince Jerorn for aud Con.grl's Know Nothing leader of Alabama dred rpUE JEFFERSON BIFLE3 ari
 whq I thousand three hundred J.
 ... the New York Jonrnal of Com to Florida to so soon j judgement and twenty I requested to appear at the Court House, oa
 Napoleon, will them pass upon
 we give our hearty has State thrc-ft .
 sup"IOI.t. given Democracy of that more JoUars. Saturday the 28th lnt.. at 10 o'clock, A. M. '.
4 4 znercosays--.And thus the last link that The County Convention should be trouble than other. of his tbc,political 1 opinions entertained by.Lcr .._-a..5_"_' Ey order of the Captain, .
 connected the pageant ot' France of this! well posted before its in any City partisan, citizens There ,U.no accounting, li'owev- ? editor of the ( "- 4 : WM. TUCKEB. Orderly. .
 choice
 "Te
 c making is Uue Democrat. 'P :
 day with that of tho" Great Napoleon, is a \RSO S wassentasa LningonYo Jnlj21tj860v! ; 2St
 reference to tile of the er,for tho drift of some peoples minds.Eastern Ad\orider. .
 8under d.. All tho great men and women opinions varioue.aii. DorcLAs"Delegate to tho Baltimore Convention publican flag w cvk. The citizens hoist.

, 'who figured on the, scene of France, and didates before it. Wo understand Hhat... by a lofjtti Co'entlon'i; Alabama, -5.s .. ed him the same day. In other Words they Wanted :to Hire .

. we may add of.Europe (entire fifty years there are some tweuty gentlemen, whrcdesirous and he has since declared that ,"his whole! :r""h JOtrald, in ':an article VrepreMc4" ,. the publication of LU paper, ,tullE undersigned U desirous of hiring two Brick'
 ts p Ago, are gone. Not one is left, save the to be the nominees ot the Democratic in into tfiis expatiating about its favorite for Governor, and ordered him to ,leave. Ho vamosed. X Layers, (black preferred.) steady .,
 old Queen oi Sweden, the 'widow of Her- object getting (the Baltimore: > ... emJ.lo'ldt and liberal wage will given, fur.
.. .nndOllE'. All the rest are gone Three party-for it is equiyoleot o'y\ Rump) ,) Convention: was that ho might secure (IlorEi.ss,).uses the following language ; .A CASK OF ,CQS. T"YCy.-Some .Mkstalk' ef the year. b ,
 election: in this Some of these i "TJc! Florida the ,Apply immediately to the nnderign, at MontL
 .
 Kings of England two of Denmark, two : county. tho nomination: .ot S. A Douglas, at.is cople' on day of abut constancy: Though a real cello. JAMEi 4 .
 of Sweden two Emperors of Rusula! three candidates endorse the State ticket for U'Ui the only icay, in 'his:%judgment. election, being satisfied fif the fact that'be of tb never.happc!ed A'young paso of- July 14th, 18 o ELLESWOOD 22if3.1.tILooerv'ec '
* or four Popes, one Emperor of Austria, Governor and Congress, but Repudiate' I' anil Lit pos ei>s<>s, suchREAH qualifications (his ncer in inaia, woo was ,mutija"ted } :
 one King of Prussia, two Kings of Holland, BRECKIXKIDQE and LANE and supporting :?' destroy ruin flit foe, the Democracy political-enemies Ijeing judges,)'will throw' and. in,. shocJingly! :mature ,', .
. 4 two of :> are l" This i RUB cast the veto of Afabauia I for him and make him GPV. disfigure "
 ; thcir
 Saxony: two of lUvaria, two of ; Biiffiage ,. Per Gen.
 '. .. ': r Our is comrade. write to Brig Bailey from N.
 Douglas opinion that these :
 Sardinia, two ot The Great in the Baltimore Contention for ernor.Vshould.
 ; Naples. Cap Douglas his betrothed in '
 'It ... England, and release her Salmon and }
 I tains are all What changes hat gentlemen have no cl.iiriis; and have no *" '" lckrlu lit;, 3'
 jtono. S. A' DOUGLAS : < \ Ink? : thQ above "qualificationw from the ,brjdal engagement Her' noble Dried Peaches ;
 P f
 k. changes 5 "What) khadows we are-what right to conic into a BKKCKEXKIDGE and thts \ answer ,, EnglUh Dairy ChecM "
 Is that 1 true woiua"u r .
 I : the companionship the Doug* was not peopswirv! for a Governor. 'a worthyof a ;- .. .
 .hado\\D we pursue1JVHYMLX. LANEdemocratic: : meeting and aak to be ; Tell him if U i enough of Lfs loft bherry and MuwatcHVlnet) j "- .
 '. I las Democracy in Florida.;) so much admire? The)people might however, feel an ino'iuaj! ; ere body Freah A plea, in can '4_ '
 .. made its nominee. to contain his soul I flail !hold ; _.itiJS '. .
 : Again there lain hisengageuent.
 to
 .NEOR, .-They arc rapidly arc candidates Is this what you claim to, be .the' true Do* lion to practi dpoifek."EEAB": "qualification ." Lemon,reach.A jiplejudp'tiavf J c .,.allfrwh.jlLi ,,'.* '.

 progressing towards: "the largest liberty" who endorse BKLTKEXBIPCE and mocracy of the Stite-of the Nation f in the eyent, ho was elected, before -. -., -.U ''. ,>..f .'"
 ... in Massachusetts.: The Board of Aldermen LANE, and HILTON: for Congress, but are But I it is 'iid: that ttiis': .. Hand mado Sugar and Bu.teiCrtckers.ia i bx. .. '
 by some territorial half bis!.\erra bad expired ."we 186. 16 JOUX'M .
 of: Worcester, in that State, Lave pUoed -, opposed to and will not'ote for MILTONfor DEMOCRATIC[ ___2 PAUE .
 that DOUGLAS for MEEK -- -
 question : Jiia( own a. .> ., [
 -
 uj<'ItthlO, jury Iwt (or the prlSentear Governor We are also opposed! to the selfish t. : I'JO: FOR SALE .
 the of two WilliamA. aggrandizement, has: cast into 'the f'Fronall received UE
 iiauu'S negro.1.arbers: accounts! from vari- Ddt nsd fur aale 'a
 nomination of who takes oft
 Jeuniuga aid Franc-'u A'CJo.gh! the any man such position. ranks of the Democracy, should not determine pus parts'ot the Stale, he (Judge Allen,) -I lUeWoltD Frame-

 former. a runaway: slave Irom the,South.lie .- A pure unselfish! Democrat will the household to w hull a man claims i is playing a sweep"fctakea game in the canvtM. P9e.- It eta I { very ,: .,

 negroes hold office and bit on ;juries j ISlIrrender personal ilI-1 eling for the promotion alltgiaucu-thl\t a man may endorse or re- ." "Luka City Press.i Convention In accordance of the.with resolution adopted at a b .'. O-W.11EREING._;
t ., I white men ulio-cannot Mom.-ich: negro of a principle. Such a candidate could Plutocratic! l pry of Jefferson !ont0I4. a1i -t!{ .
 / jeet the S uatttr Sovereignty doctrine of i We have every confidence in the vera.eitj county held Mootkello,OQ of ,Int. .
 -.tV ality, "ill, apparently have to emigrate not bave claim the that had : there will be a the
 any party w'lde4o
 ''t State'ere Jong., ,:Adopted citato upon DOUGLAS, and in either c;so .be no less a of our cotemporary, but would pre salt} lu.Ctu.t L'gtlft NOTJCEAppetA1 ;
 ill Ulll
 nominated him. itD. J Ford.
 i lie could, I Ca
 not demand Democrat. This fcrtoeee the tcr fcr .
 "( Ie iland back two yeari u not so. The National documents upon which. he< 'be 4tbvC a lUilroad from .
 POl4i; laturdJ August, .
 _, qLo DepOH invited up.- that Us party in Jefferson should support Democracy which Dominated BEECKESXUNUE I founds his opinion, before, swaJlowiTlia \! it. for te pnr of nominating candidate* for tin I" .tthedirUo oTI\ie.W Georgiam.
 B i-
 I' ;rJ caDiI/a in foil bloom. Mm, when he refuses to support the nomi and of ths State of FloriiX cOllta \&a 5 \
 ... ,J \u LA>E, epurned tLa doctrine ol -brag ame dent ti v y win. J Lgt road, at .b.y. cera

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