davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

rDoors open past O'Clock. Performance to coma
nence at O'Clock precisely.
r-tox Office orei securing Private Boxes and Cha
feag = - W. 3D. CHIPpENDAIE Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
wEpNEsn.iY EYENINn ~,

Lost Week but One Of nARsE's Juvenile coxEpta rs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
Greitag ben 6. 2lpril 1860,

$50 wiQ aber nidt 6rans beiBen rief Der
pttn5 peftl8 8a6en Sic es3nidt, MIDI 70
81 llernen, Maoame. Mt oa 1T Der berr
0raf Mont6rutt rief er, ben 0vofen aepab,
teilo, Der eten aus Der Gcniterni1de beroors
trat. T 9trr &jraf Sie baben un5 er;dblt
nap lltetn Papa wieber in pariS 1T. 2ld
tfb bite Sie, fbreiten Sic meinem Iieben
papa, er iol mir fbnelt fetne 9aneierS bers
l9lfen uho mid abbolen IaIIen. llno er
lou mir tnelRel g8p8en n1itldifen uno meiue
pa9sll1nsasS o. nil bier nidt mebr bciben /
Sd, lpttl nab paris /! SD nil lpierer in reil
Sullerlfen bet meinem lieben papa SEailer1
ppDnen aleinI rlsC ~ gJy
WOdten oie ca5 wittti1h Sire /? fraote
Wpntbrun. ftd, Su Dem Gnaben nieeerneiaenb,
Sa, oas m0tbte ib, rtef Der Yrins freuoia.
SD m6hte e6 10 germ, zap itb DemieniQen,
Ger mt6 uieper Su meineln 0ater bradte, IS
lteb, adj 10 Iieb BADEN unp ibn NQeS IAenfen
ipollte, mas tdl babe,
Wonbrnn wanote leinen fprldeneen Slid
auf pie 0rafn BIN. 3arf ieb iBn pOrbereiten?
Fro9te ct. sg u.a a
1bun sic es, laste fe, ia
sSte ntrnsn MIDI olfo lieb baben tpenu
td Sie gu S5rem @oter, rem Stai1er ylapcs
Teen Snriiffabrte frage 0raf Mcntbrun.
Der prinS1 ipalf (tatt aller Nntlpcrt feline
6eipen glrme um pcn 0al5 pe6 0rafer, unp
pa5 0eitebt an lsiner Sdutter perbereenp,
trad er in lautsS g8finen aus. s
Sb i9 Bite, bite, brinsfn Sic mid sp
lleinem 9apa &ailsr lt1ludSte er. rIG7
ylnn mObl, iA nil eS. Der &niler blt
mir befobleitn pnb ail% ibnt leinen fIeinen
Sl6ni9 Don &cm Surtidfabre, uno jebt, Sire,
n1erfel Sie ,pUbl auf nus Sie tbnn mGlien,
Oanit mir eon bier eniaieten f6nnen, i.It9t
Sh lpreAen Sic, iA tSitl mir 9Iue5 moDl
lnerfet, la9te cer prinS nit leihen Iansen
2ofcn Die Ibranen aus ieiuen 2la9en fort:
itrdnenp. = -
Wlorgtu Na0t cntfibre iA sic ron bier
mein ., inS, fIgI4sl a5a ~
0lor8en ldru! fIuiterte Der prinS uno Elm
2dhein erfidtte alfin 2LntIiB. as0}ilD]ih1
Sic miilIen nur beate unp lncrgen rtdt
Harti9 haTt unb persliiot lein. ole mifIen
LADEN, penn man Sie Tran3 nennt, uao
lliemals miiiIen sic bon Sbrem gater fpres
cben. 2-Bal5s9 fsl ai'ii A2lt.9Il32 l1lii'hi.ll-
SD werce es niAt ttun. laete Der &uate,
i6 iperoe nur an ibt bfnfsn ! ,gSas babe ieb
peiter 81, tbun? lam as5.isa tra4 61.s5o
maaf~ mo (6Ortiesnms folJt) )8Is1as6 aln5f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
{ G q { { { G { O n.
geapoleon nno oer Q8iener Gon9reB.
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(Tprtfesunn.)


Tim @ptte8,uiQell, Waielfdt, S5affung fiji
itertc fte, laiien Sie zen Grafen nt6t abnen,
mas bier opr9efalIsn If, Oper mir lInp per-
loren. .3a.5 rg.s9 rqu .a1a a., 4os
/ Taifun9, 5aiIun0! murmelte gR1rie 2Ouile.
SH babe feline. Meine 9anSr '9eele 1T III
9lufrnbr! 9!ber e6 lit tpabr er parf nieht8
abnen, i'd, nu6 MIDI Sulammenraffen llno
id nil es {! 1a9te ite, itd erbebcno uno bafti9
auf llno ab9ebenr. 0rdfn filbren Sie ben
pril,Ssn rprt an ben SpieltiNd Sutiid fa9en
Sie ibm raB er ft6 itia DerbnIten, oaB er
nibt5 Yerraiben iplI. S
@rdfin Montesqniol 500 zen fletnen
YrinSen nad Der GenlteruilAe bin. Sire,
flaitcrte iie leile, meun Sie Elm @crt bon
pem perratben mas Der Graf Mcn;bruu
ersablt bat, 70 miro man midi BON Sbnen
fortjagen unp Sbnen cine anpere 0uuuernante
Seben. i932o12 11t 1Hla
Der 0nobe fat lte nit eincn rolden, oere
ltdnpniboouen 8lif an, SD werpe nidt6
veuat9en, Riterte er, lei rubiG Iiebe Quiou,
id lperOe 9auS ltiI lsin uno ipiten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
8ead)tet Tolaenses bet 3eiteh.


Der naladi6e tctr NIT ctiaen ntbeIn Debaftet f E I'D
ueu an een enbrenen N meaSen, bur pel9en nt nnr
srr cn Sner3en befre frrb, ionoer benebea aud befd
6iat enen 3ranf cine tr biuse &emn9 81 nae pdbrenb
Il in ben auel, bic Snmptcne f etpes in oaS Sntem
,taepurset ps Die Rranfbeit Ueier F SeSHh bat au h
ner melt er1BTen &ena berediSt IT. Tsrenaungen nber
Sridies" pernen eifer pou Sr s. Suth nrtges
finbensn Bet6n6InSsee in peigB &a8en rbne Smer3en
abr Rccnnenieen r ben a,ieen ssbet au9lei@ sar6n-
hr d. e. s. Gmietb eas eae Gnha6uM9 ber sllrehra- H. l.
NJ os @tictreB" bhotstt perben Ephnr1 10 OFT @haatane
bic trauriNltn TcEeca berbeifnbren. fy 7fao a
Sunae 2eIe urb Ae Ue9e an isui1aIer S6Ea@s Ieihea
IcIn A Bet 3eu melbeu wcbr e seIen &nuHr nab Orot
Or. s. s. smtb Sat bur bt. sIad Cur pBssv srantbe-
ten sSber 8Habe ais h9se e onbercr GrS In Hmera
IanSt Or belt bas teI tn Sen 4piesen bon grno aus rne
oibt ber Grttirn lore uprIie sra ~isbe tn6em e Hur
sulEa rue mIbe sI aKuereet. Scine RehiSiu t c bon
Tertlr unb eIeM mpraI6eu gen IN eter Eesnen bi9ten
Wae sbers Rb tamn I'M Gait nber pbatbauis ser ea ssr
Steiie nbeneh NIB e5n Gtsus IN @1dfen sa Seruraen
ostcnmen rcrben sr htse Gut3InhunS etnsereu i
nirb cine gnIGrdntrn9 ber 2sbtnsWeie notbtselee. d
N ben 9rantteiten bed weib@en GeIle@0 tt u. J. D.
gntb felt ctner %ee abren ieine bepneere GnmanH
aCtphet .nb rerprt allen 2ehenseu ete heilenhc Gur.
Or. G. g. SmtbB yr6petdtir hr 5rautu tan rrsa nn cb
oem Base erbeltea Die Webian i ent nnb utee hrbeb
Sabren oubsroibcni1 c bacon obranet. Eres 30 Fer-
Tone re6e pcn Baltimore ert ppsne tcRnen mao aeHar
NnoaEe Der Spmrteme Or. 3. Smtb IN pcrtcsn Yrefea
cpIt.n unb be RebH na@ oenb sinem Tbete ees xanoes
oeibidt erbalteu. - tsf.+-'- ati lt{ y. -
@e anooer bIeiDen rens prsatint. n bee Office srb 10
porate 3iniuler sur Disppition Der Batenten. sa
OHei ben llbr Uacreens bis I1br Sbenbs.
q fI1Ce -5>N q 49, OF. g. q. &Mitb, 81
So3n-S go. ii &Gh- -iSrtber1Rr. 8afAmsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
Es Office; go. 7 @apz z8rebertdfrass,
'iteteu Sbilreit pon 8olttmOrefr., Glttae Sette,
Glnt DetIat9 In 2 Qa8en SuDelidert.
9r. 2obnifpn.

Mijt8iiee Ees f5ueden GpneSumS Dunbdte tn 0pntr
rarrter etnes eer een mebnfen goleeien Der er
ten Der een er0en atel nss 2e6eHs In ben 5Cpttdrn
Srert ertS Yhtldelrhd uc GnbertH Gtdben gebrlt nut
:tnge MISREPRESENTATION 5euneen prneuet ete Ce
ptte fer Depi5tH wes unSdber eetnbe pe Sbrenlau
eK Nerpcittdi UNI aperen 8dubeiten s.en rde Al g. aud
es e pt6ga 9eraufNeB ~ bE erhtrede Ste j oft errS
tla Set 6srnsea 3letnistn r. w Durben aasenbItd Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06

-nps sdiHIsbiI9n aid 4l3dplId9
=oili4 81 iiLhiisa1Is9 HshilsaesDI Isa 8Huf
.ai9<k cir 91 qun4 - y si1 pitiqls9
iuMlisd brH hHa5Assg n9s s@hl9u aaltpd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
UaIti1aorc.Ss s9olpital.

Gfgfanrcl ,ur llnterrrGduns Der auadlal6era.
Ger ci!Sige 0lag, no .ettle fetlun8 etlanct
,.l rperpert farm. lHl 1.A
s4 Qt1Derung tn feds Stanbett. ''1i2
Rein Qucflilber pas euerc 0elunpbet Dcls
lenps rutntrt. +4ql 7!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
{ Qjefabrlibe Gronfbeit. /.

gBsnn ts rrseeiettes nnus Snnset bss 9aRers
sepnisn bat E seitept eS tdas has Elm nses Sanlse.
gp pe1 ete 0at Gutheduue lbH abGret @ Seae u
s Is.Hs g suinsI !psl elseyuMs INV ~
opnpfens fees faredGn ueblS ptt T. Gin NIT 0eiGwa
re entSnnrt Sas ene b0 Nae S&ma tn benz GGyfe uat
tn lieesrns Ahaatn hes Gt6nS Gaubbett3 RSplGie
Der 0art RncR SesRsn unb @rmen 6nen In bem e
Fe une an ben Sstrsmatsn H tttss 20 eann es'e usbs
Der Gdgun ue RaeptnOn etnaueu bos OFFER Der fartt
bareR ardnbett n &SCnfdnb bes Nehe pb unD her Ept
seu Ieddn 9ctten eacur etn &npe matt bag i'm mad
nem Sdnc brtSr ucn annrn fetn Mettenbsr iurnttepr
@sa stae Haurt8e ltGtiaGs bas EanH6s eset uibarsn
Hrdnfhe gum Opfsr aen III Sp8e hr Rn6 bfltIett unn
feaoer prdksrl Eslte bir Wuenhune enes tSbt&en @&
res Wurs p 4pnautten Derntten rne ben ie s 2etens
In 9ln eienhee TdfCfn pernInbfIu. 1'-t~-tt+F ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
Or 9oDnItoll, @5o :
Der eltlaI9e 2lrat. rpelher attael0t,

39ll- 4ga oSiablirt a&tsetn Sapren,l g gfhrff0
o bat eas Iaeras ptsamas unS ssa y g g ssr sasI;
e SIisssFa aafrttntGs. trr msrsss
tn 9sHeep Zen eren urbGie bce 0erlnfes bt
bautaraaft aasr iener Uaen neteL ssptHsu
tttus tsrpbnhcn Susenh melGe iben pfern 8efdbr
p S wsnn asa a s zen s Iss
9tTaunstn ustun S3wa&s aOnattupu tefuOr5rtnssn
m @ts unaSs& maiden anS sulsseea aSrVer uuS s:Rn SER
fcrei. a -
- Sun9e Mdnner, al59
putrs re5e Bic Cpfss teurs ssbemeu eoers swcrben nS
eis dhtit6 10 ue aauenD tn etn lbes @rab eet rs@
n5a pt s1StsfSsn Sslsnts nne suDtSstsn
SetsF ssaatsrnt aSus euC6t baben rrbsn, m6esn & NIT
Oeuem Sertraucw udbsn.
ilG gerbelratbete perlonert,
sCIbe wsl6s M gu Drbetratben peabtsu unb a pbS.
ss ossr tnss aHesrsG Staestntss bspas faA fca
y 2.nfssas essn ss 0s pb9as oesr stse
Ssr ltrsf4asn art Ueeen 5nsn Eurtg DsrtutsE plaeF
6 est SRdrbluns UNI BIrOrge Dr. ptnSu untersstt
rne tnDsfp&tb ln ietnf ursGe SefAflsatett perlGu.
as6 s3a5 Sr8aullbe SdwaAe
unrcruad abet unp BITE peus rcft eher bsraeel Dtsies
tflf lssen nel@es ds eeben sleS ub bic Gbe uub Na
Cnnsnitdf, raost mat III pTt bas Gpps Derer bic tStn
rs M @ m se s,re 9rs @ n y @
euuen GbaIeiA &c aud, eur 5trIttuen, @terIhlagen TN
S5S 1S n assSs @ ss'sn s ' II sasS r.
a6er ater wiu s Iausn B bic Gra Der Gssnspns eber prn
efHen reFlcren To ce betnten Gafrn r6ebeu ais
Dgnsn BIC ca rs tno NussrSem Uerofn bur6 ruben @e
mas ts WSrlanaHe aDerEseuse se&rah pe bic ppptsu rnH
eetliSca Rsas pern1et sG ait.- {Hl ltG@ /!
@lsrn seter uen Oft nf te urlas bar Rrantbet ib
reT Rnce cpet 80ene 30te oft trcsten fe te 9bsn ab
rsu Fi4en su bic rH bic @wpsnee setenen Saaers sut
fancer ine. ef .sc .-~ ~
- G Office: go. Z @aps GrepertdRrase,
iteteu 5biIreit bon 8olttmOreltr., Gltltae Sette,
Die Stuien btnauf, 'i'1'9'' '.e'.i28 A,ee'9'
W}an u,effs iih Namen unh auSnunIer unenh rat
rdrte Nlbruisr. euhrtsbene pue 6crteEpie AuadIber
5tEbtfer 5tietpiher StraseneniSe eampenpEseS
afHHen @ rssmaBe Aerste un6 ldaerR aaefsesp Dpn Dr.
JGhnfpn's NIf tn Der Rdbe co c al I
9iS &Hs Srise mlftn etnsn gpf6tamp srbsIten.s elA
A-I Cine 0eilanS In 2 TaBen SuDtllAert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
8prnntattit s 8rmDer,
NNn..I, ...A q

T71 II7-I
-lAA- @p 43O 49, It i. y ltimO eitr a6e,
empfebem it 8ah saiertt9en BON 9errenoer rpbe mad
neiefr Wobe selhnitteu mo genadt nerceH H9 9D!ui
R- @tc @l8wobl ucu StUfen fir &Sd SoIen unb 1eten
inb ltetS porratbiJ tHh412' t'tt (4Rs27 enlt1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
@ailinatOll Wartell

SiltAilals@l49 is98A44t4ts sgH9411 n9q Ils s35 68
=Ias 1s.ai ls ilapi HsiA1sa 9s48f lsg
5i9-i -4 g i sHHifillsIdsae asbslIlssl
% fpea' q asg14 ns8iAsn i8 sg nia
u i9lrnH344iil1 si1a1l sais ils5Hn@ asailsu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
5sipapsr5 III bsatten

Or ScbnhOn biete ancn Dsafn tne pnf an l&e E& burG
Gcie 9epemr unnaturs Self uah prpsr serf6rents fur
fs NFtst cts n baft Ent BITE &be unfabte uaente 2aer
eelIwddt tassn. ai = = : s'-4 Y ~ - ~
m FHs ents trarlen uub baseusrerthen BrIsen ter
ruren cpClnlettsn ees paersi S9Wd@e Snfeu unb tn
ben yIseerR SGmer5sn TN &Cp GRae tcS CeaGtS Besluf
esr Mpsrait per.tlppsH nern6if unrute NtaeeaHpa
nncrsnane Der Yerh1uunSs SraaHE aHsenene &attrauna
tSphptpme Der Sdptnb(RnE $40 1iSa5H ana 9IJffaf =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06

Rr SDtnarn 10 BET snstsr teeimd6s debtts at ptl3tr
bt 5ttluH6 prn settn Rrantten dse8 Seine Dttsl uue
Bebdutiune tine alien MHeeren lid uRfslanu &r TIT ternn.
eebbs 0rn stHem ebsn Uelss tn eFpstu Opttalsrn
GurspaS ue benz erlen hes qanres sutradtf ndmt @ng
lGnh 6rdnirsta une tn Rem Birdp son YbaeeIpbia r
bat ene aussspebnisrs praIs s aas @cr
JDslt ~
Der wsIner as sfs gasss ss s Sbntbn aHes atsbt dnn
ta srrraRta au t.ug &are ais Gnn uub zine %Atlt&tett
ale NryL ~
h1uitrdnftsten neresn IaneA sfteiIt snl
S5- " rs briefeR Anfragen musH tngi& seArfttn lu
sut ttnn 5famp entdseu fGt bas AutpOrtt5reittR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
SGT 0eifio

Ole IbteIrn GDsrfusen bes eaaerS Eb iesr AT frGten
Ssrn ots eel4es 8sywirruue Stem etruftett ser
gefssratts tos WtnEnen, Abntteuns pct 6et GelHlst
u3t Hah Wanieit 4ebraHfa eeesu E& ieIba Eur&tiamt
&C. fnh etrtse eer hlImmeu SDleen. a. rf
1ahisafe eOn gerfcnen eben Ales t5ne st teartbtIs
aus reGs ura6e the efnnfhet nhnimmt e TIRE raft
lsrn twl& bs nervSs unh abgsatrt wcrben tnesm f
etsutrami3s &rauas 6ie NastS 5uaeu anp BE AE
tet&en Der Nusepruns haben. M ,,lg III. 5sr4l{s5se 3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
llrtbeil Der NreGe.

Die psele &ansnns ele dhenb br esteu Rebfnstu Sabre
tn beer MnaIt turt uHb ntt JrH8t rAtett numb
drsr 0beattSnsn reIe Or. Scbnrn eHSuhrt henen
bic eitunss pee anhrt pfrfcueu beuOtnea
nosOu bas gu5unt su tehtPcIteh aIen anrrttet Eube
un snkIt n Ou1 ais Gbrgnmaun In gG euf GbaraItev nh
tDtrhsafsttt Rao fur etlbtn cine tnrs&enke epdbr
IeiRuRa. s1 1455f 5fIIllIilQ@ J4@ t4ta}o lisp Il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06

bssun kas etn sefter @eta urb en seJnbt Rsrsr tis
uptbweubtgjen rorterntt sur ettu @lffeotetf ub 9a
cpne b rire M Ret bes Qetne tur raurt8n pleer fabr
D Nusten bee 2ebes perRnartn 8 Rnnbtd unh b Ssele
trD ererten @rswetAuna unb meIdncItitn Bttragn
gen baH 1ns he Greuhn weIe Mnbefs eenttsu perwetSsr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
DIR. c. Ocriite,
9entidle glp0tbcteIl

gse Al gtpre= @apitra6e
tnb GGepcn @ennplpania 4pelue uuo 8ooelltr.
ners obigeu PRee seeaenen @potheen ne BEN Ser
rem ger3teu Iomie hem 9brten 9ublum bten3 npfcbe.
@e;epte lb cuige ue6fhi6e @ercrcnu8 wrben gu ieber
3e ub nit Der 8r6bsn So9ialt aae9 aud n6 mir erd
bSufae fre nput1el iS mt alien S unIerem eI6ite
BSrenben neScanlenet perie6eu. ole 2nfeIti9uns edr
rIparate cmie au @e AraIpien beiOr0et mir in unierem
91bGr1forl,nl Tb4,r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06

&c sbt tieIt nneata uuD anbetsntente 0nafIaIb pet
I'D dIs A5ts aneeek nn Dr. SUbhHOrp Nntlab8aheen +c
rem n SHuba,fer Stefephsr Gambenpubet w. tr trbarn-
Tide perase Mama6eF rel9s thr aeten nnatt Ger e
len 1Dtenfdft Wleptat hem nenrtgfen 9ru uihu1e
E test sebtibete Mere aItren ben nernbrenen
uub ntts Mrses Mbnenesn @ aufhrds BIZ @eunDbeit Mer
reI,bs Hnafer lDetEk tn tire 0anb asrabsu eeto1psr
unn utnrsu Dr. rbnpu bait hsebalb fur uStbrrpcu an
epdtnu bficnctrS fur Sr weIe NIT fetnst uf urbcnTf
tint els sns Hssabaunss gter Dplums tsabs In Ir,ptr
dudpu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-06
Sunoe 2ente,

be I'D bnrG betmltGe Hdnr Stf&at tater te ne f. pf
botR eeute rber tn S6u cnen unh 6peH e du
ndsli iplreu eIbf TN S&ia bMr& gouuttpuen tte
ueebstlt b &te unf9lih uGen Muo &5rpe uub es jrfS
rem fOaen ipfcst tts nrtttsen S&rttte ttnn. "
gD Sdpe eaB etu uHscE Nsann Dt DEFINING tnes 2dnbeA
9ebeaa IesasttHen a burg be 8Ostn ner brnnS
gfaps Der 9asw 6Olte perlOnfu hn, bespr e tatrer
ten IL ete c9 rb i.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-16

Ia The Charlestown Merc,try, now, as
always, the great Southern organ of dis
union, has a circulation at home of less
than 800, and with all its exchanges
prints daily edition of less than 500
1t is maintained by r. BarnwelI Rhett
at an annual loss of $4,000 or $4,000
On the other hand, the Charlestown
Courier, a conservative Union paper
circuiates 5000 copies, and yields an an
nual profit as large as Is the loss of its
neighbor. In late number the Mercury
applies the lash in this way:
"Take the Charlestown INsrcury
which for thirty-fve years has been a
prominent press in the South-what has
been the fate of its editors? The first
ruined the second barely earned a scan
ty subsistence-the third injured, but
sold out in time-the fourth died a ru-
ined man. The fifth is our humble
selves, of whom we will say nothing.
What paper at the North has brought to
the public understanding more ability,
eloquence. or fidelity than the Charles
ton WercaVy eve speak not of our
selves? There have been brains and
labor enough in it to have amassed a
dozen fortunes, Yet, how meager has
been the public patronage conferred up
on it, by the best men-the
planters-the Shareholders of the South
whose property and Institutions
whose liberty and lives it has laborad to
protect"
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The returns come in very slowly since
the main result has been established.
1t viii be some time before the state of
the popular vote can be ascertained, SO
far as relates to the exact strength of the
several tickets.
Illinois. The following is from the
Chicago Tribune of Thursday
" We intend to be within safe bounds
in placing Mr.. Lincoln's majority at
$1,000. We think it is more likely to
be 10000, but we will wait for Egypt.
Lincoln carried his own ward, county,
and State. He also carried Douglas
ward, county, and State"
Eeso York. The E'pening Post of
yesterday afternoon says.
Our returns to-day do not vary the
result. In this State the majority for
Lincoln viii he about forty-fve thousand.
Pennsylvania. The official count is to
be made to-day. All the late returns
show increased gains for Lincoln, whose
majority over the Reading ticket may be
from 10000 to 100000
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How LINCOLS's ELECTION IS Re-
cEIvED Down SoUTu.-New York.
Nov. 8.-A private dispatch received
from Richmond says that when the news
of Linoln's election reached Charleston.
Judge Magrath, District Attorney, and
the Collector of Charleston, resigned
their Offices.
A dispatch from the Richmond Times
says there is but little excitement there.
The Wings are well pleased with the
result of the election.
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OFF THE TRACK.-The up train
on the Passumpsic Railroad ran off
the track at West Burke last Mon
day night, in consequence of the dis
placement of switch. No one was
injured, but the train was delayed
six hours, while hand car was run
to st. Johnsbury for another engine /;
the passengers in the meantime hav-
ing ample opportunity to imagine,
for it was too dark to see, the de-
lightful scenery in the neighborhood
of the West Burke station.
WRITING SCHooL.-Mr f. Harring-
ton has formed a class in this village for
improvement in the art of wiring
Those who would like to improve in this
too much neglected art had better take
time by the forelock and call upon Mr..
Harrington while he is with US. He is
an excellent teacher, man of taste, and
has we'll cultivated mind. We like to
see such men patronized.
CARROTs.-AIr. A. c. Elliott of
Jay, writes us that he raised the past
season from a spot Of ground ten
feet wide by thirty four feet long,
eighteen bushels of carrots.
AFAT SHEEp-Mr. G. c. Meach-
am of Newport, wishes Us to say
that he killed half blood merino
sheep on the Dist ult., the meat of
which weighed eighty three lbs, and
the taIlow weighed % 10 lbs.
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G The Springfield In.) correspond
emf of the New York Herald makes his
contribution to the current Cabinet spec
ulations as follows:
Mr.. Lincoln is very cautious about
entering into conversation relative to the
subject Of Cabinet, but it is not difficult
to understand The drift of his mind by his
bestowal Of compliments. From this
standpoint, the intimation of his init
mate confidential friends, and the popu-
lar current in the minds of tie leading
Republicans, l venture to predict that
Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet will be nearly rs
follows Secretary of State, Judge Nc
Lean Of Ohio; Secretary of the Treas
ury, VIM. L. Dayton of New Jersey f;
Postmaster General, Fitz Henry War
rem of Iowa; Secretary of War, Cas-
sius NJ. Clay of Kentucky; Secretary Of
the Navy, Emerson Etheridge of Tenn.
Secretary of the Interior, GaIusha A.
Grow Of Pa; Attorney General, H.
Winter Davis of Nd"
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LATER.

LA L Il Il.
Union and DiSuniOn at tie .Soaah-Er-
citing ZGmeS-ReSignation of Sena-
tors Chestnut and ToomJs-1ction of
the South Carolina Legislature
South Carolina to raise 10000 Vol-
atnteerS.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 10.-A large
meeting of citizens was held to-day.
Mayor Blodgett, who presided, stated
that he had received information that two
citizens had been notified to leave by
unauthorized persons. Resolutions were
adopted to the effect that il is the duty
of every good citizen to see that the
rights of all are respected and their
wrongs speedily redressed according TO
law, that the genius of our institutions
forbids the punishment of the citizen
without fair trial by jury; that the
assumption by individuals, however in
fuential, of any of the powers of gov
eminent is subversive of all civil liber-
ty, and its tendencies are fatal to the
vital interests of the community, and if
existing laws are insufficient for the pro-
lection Of the rights of the citizens, the
proper course is to petition the Legisla-
ture to amend and modify them. There
was considerable excitement, but conser-
vative sentiments generally prevailed.
The secessionists had large and en-
thusiastic meeting tonight. Resolutions
were adopted to the effect that the only
remedy for the election of Lincoln is Sc
cession that the thanks of the people
of the South are due to the gallant and
brave men of the North who attempted
to roll back the tide of fanaticism at
the recent election; that this meeting
is in favor of raising a million Of dollars
to arm and organize the militia of the
State ; that this meeting condemns the
action of the citizens meeting to-day.
The speeches were animated and the
meeting enthusiastic, particularly on the
resolution concerning the election of Lin
coin.
A delegation of ten Minute Men was
appointed to attend the Military Conven-
ton at Milledgeville next week.
The people are rejoiced to hear that
South Carolina has passed the Conven-
ton bill.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov, 10.-Senator
Toombs of Georgia and Senator Chest
nut have resigned their seats in the Uni.
ted States Senate.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.-The Senate
has passed bill calling Convention "a
meet in this city on the 10Th of January
the election Of delegates TO take place
onthe 8th of january.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 10.-Mr
Chestnut to-day resigned lis seat in the
y. S. Senate.
Mr.. Whaley offered a resolution ae.
cepting his resignation. He said thai
what under other circumstances would
be regarded with regret could now be-
only recognized as an act Of loyal deyo.
ton to South Carolina.
The resignation was accepted BY tn,
Assembly with great enthusiasm.
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Hamors Of The Eleetion-Fullfllraeut
Of a NoUel Wager-W Wheeling a Negro
from Fitchburg 10 Leomiaister.- Fitch
burg, Nov. 8-There is great excitement
here to-day, growing out Of bet made
on the result OF the contest between Hon.
Geo. /. Bailey and Hon. Eli Thayer,
by two gentlemen Of this place. The
bet was, that the one whose candidate
was defeated should wheel a negro from
Fitchburg to Leominster on wheelbar-
row--distance FIVE miles.
The Thayer man started with his load
amidst great excitement, booming Of can
non, bands Of music and large gather
ing Of citizens.
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DISASTERS on THE LAKEs.-Niaq-
ara, c. W., Nov. II. Brig Paragon,
from Oswego for the Welland Canal.
wentashOre here last night. Crew saved.
Schooner Berlin was also driven ashore
at Wellington last night. Crew saved.
Oakville, c. w. Nov. 10. Six schoon-
ers went ashore here during the gale
last night.