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Gptal7 100000 .
Die ncrOwefltden Staaten beliben Ionttt etn,
8eoGleeruns BON 8 WiQtpnen, cine 53abl, bic bel
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oterte G6et( Der SeSGlferrns Der Ser. @taater
1T jebt int 9forbpeI ten. Seine Gplfssabl fontm
fat Der bon Netp=gprt, .9enniYloante1 r,o glelt.
Gn9lano 3nlamnten 9el,pt1n1ett gletdJ. g8elt:
parts 5te6t Der NetGsltern. (@tnr. 9plfsbi.
GtneSaubenPolt. Der 0eneralaaent
Der Nep@9orfer alIpettrten @relIe mar Dor etntaer
Sa9eh in 8abYlUn, (nt6t ant Stuff @up6rat, i0r1.
pern in Sufplt So, ait Der Spittb gaY) 81. q.
tm cine 8rteftauben=S tattpn bort anaaleaen, mil
Der NbltGt, BEN son europa etnlaufenpen Steo=
mern etne 9eDrdnste l1eberIt@t Der mi6tiolter
Nent9fetten BET ben Sire S5lanps, ant Der Sip=
lette Song SSlaro8, i@on I'M Gpralts ab,uneb-
men, Wtan Bate I9Cn fritber etne 16nlt6e Gtt=
ri4tuna BON !5altfar unp SANDY 5opf aus mil
9ttent @rfDl9 9etrofen. Oa8 neue unterne6uten
TT berbpr9ertfelt pprpen bur9 beu 0erIu6 De,
amertfantl9en Gele9rapbet=G ompaante, bic Sc
ltrebnn9e1 Der oiipcttrten @relIe gut unterbrifen
lnp bic 8efUrperang BON Depel6et at r,onppp.
ltliren, Die %aiocitrte 9re0e 1T entl6lp0Ner, lanqa
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ner Brteftauben, pelGe eine Mfetle per Win1ttf
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tung fteaen, jebe 5aube fam, penn Die Nu1la=
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etnem grpBen en9ltf6en Sasblatt faQt.
gu nenn3ebnten Sea Re aeb6nat.
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%rurtple @elAt9te aa S 49, 'a..a
gtm lebten Dtenita9 fam bic Nadrtdt mad
Der Stabt, baB etn Nann 5piiden Snoepenbencf
urb NartpeQ 9%anbun9 an etnem 8aume bdt=
9enp 9eieben tpurben 1et. Der Coroner tpurpe
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t9 1p9let9 ua9 benz Srte, tp Der @ebdrate Al,
leben ietn fullte. Nl5 er aber Fin fam, fanb e.
gu ietner 9rpBen l1eberral@un9 bem @e6anaten
am 2eben unb ppbl uto munter. Cine alte
6ran (bie @atttn be6 @~ebdngten), tpel6e Der Gg=
rOner tint bic @tn3elnbetten befra9te, 1aete, BAT
er alerbtngs ant 8arne sebangen babe, aber
1ttbt tObt Jet; es ware beretts bas neunae6nte
I@fal, Dap er lt3 islbf anf8e9anSt BABE es Ii
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Mnterifdutfbe NaDricbten.

Observation-Disclosures Gfub
in Wa1btn9tpn. Sn @albtnetcn fat Ii6
ett Observation-Disclosures Glub 9ebtloet, Dem lid
|lp9let6 eine betra9tlt9e Mttelteber,aM an1dlpB.
Sel9etpe 6erren tuurben 3t geamten be6elber
9etpablt - &rp3anDp5ft, l. Gprlber; Or. grtea=
lebb, 2. gpr1. s.. Dill, g.; S, Wer6aro, @efr.
S. 2er6, S6aBmeilt er.
$50 MS g. g., 80. Sft. 6eute parb bter
unter bent SprItbe beS Sen. @ewort
eite 9rpBe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a nj nj 1t II 8 9ebalte,t. ueter 10000 0er1c=
nett aus @a9ne unb Ga9u9a County tparen bas,
berbei9efprtn,en. Sewarb btelt rur BET he
terlta9me be5 GprIibeS ette fur,e Nnlpra6e,
pprtn er Die Mii6ten, pel6e bic geortnoer pe5
gunpe5 IN getreff Der SflaSeret batten, nad=
mites nno set9te, paB bte republtfantIde Wartet
biefe nrI pritn9lihen Senben3en pieber quit Sci
,tltn9 brtn9en tpplle, ! SIS tpltrbet bann BON ben
6erren Gprbett, Cornell uno RaYmprp lanoere
9feoet 9ebalten. @m Wenp btelten Die Wtoe
Npafe6 ettten 9rpBen Sadel3u9 Die oanse
Stapt mar illurtintrt urp e5 9ab IA bic a(ae=
metnlfe 8e9etterang furp, Die ni6tswiroiaen
lmtrtebe Der Spnberbinbler rtnp tbrer Selfers=
befer baben 1T btelem Steile be5 Staat5 bic
.ttefite Gttrlltu hg erre9t uttO mtrb Qincpln IN
Tolge belet Saul enbe BON Stimmen aeipinne1.
Der @GenfuS beS NprbweIten8 8.
Die Genius Bertdte lfnO 70 melt S%oleubet, ba6
ptr Die SeSIlferun9S3abl be5 Gprbweltens stem
li6 na9e %feltlteQsn fG5nnet, sic larten na1mltt,
tpte fplat: - GIL 'S
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Sc1cgropbiieDc SSnt6rtcbtett.
9crt0tet fur ben Baltimore. 8cder.
Mnfnnft beS Sonnpfcrs
---- glprthert Qinht.H

Nep= gprf, 2, glpp, Der Oampfer glor=
t6ern Sight 1T bter an9efpmmcn NIT neueren
NaGrtdten Splt pacifti9en Wfeere, Ga(lape8e-
rt@te Bis gum u. Stt. Itnp IN San 6ranctscp
etn9etrpfen. Oas llttmatum Der Ser, Staaten
IT BON 9eru 1erpprfen pprben, 70 melt e5 bic
S@ife 9tsste GbpmPpn, @eprgiana unb Sara
tp9a betrtft. Der Ser. ct. Mtutlter Sltn ptrp
paber ietne 9diIe tebmen mitlen.
Gtne perIl6e 5re9atte tp,troe bur6 ettten ;3uz
fall 3erltSrt, ais ie f@ tn Golnp I'M Dpf Be-
fano. 3ablret@e 3ulfauer purpen 9et6ptet.
,Dte Dissolution lit Bolivia mar ltnterpritdt
pprDen. ..... .Eg.fHtss
Sert6te aus gtcard9ua bela9et, baB Der Ser,
ct, Nft1tlfer OtmttrY palelblf Die gefrtepisung
Der attertfantl4en NnlprtGe perlangte, Die
Ganperbtlt So, md9te etn Inerbieten tn 8etref
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0ie ogstDe W,pofes pDn 8altimOre.

ooSbnouS >ap oor,et Darer BET opr9etrt9ea
On~Snsss,, row gTSoe QApafeS Dattet eS Die taltz
Serhs nu, 9u0tes, ipelde auf pet SrottotrS mig
@ WV. !. Escrnsers orf Die Snrner rno alf Die
T :, Sdp fhbaerbdltpt %abgelebet. Ste ttteBen DIE
nos,neiufe1, 1ntp abl6euliGlfen SGntnbtl'9en UNI
Srcbartoen- oeaen biel ebet aus 1tro 1ad9tett Ts
ouf aQe mSsli6e gGetl 5t rtBbanosln. 01e
Nepbtes aebGrten naA Der SeopaNtpn9 autl
Ereuupe, Bic mir barhber DDrten, laftan1ElUp nv
bemUfratil6et 0artet an. 4O1e Ss9=Sea.s, ~,
5pubers bic Mtitlttea @tett betru9et iih ~allertHal'
ben yer6Gltntsma6ia anfGnptg lnp nobel.
.3t Ten ben SerIhtepentet Stabttbeilert plrh tpel'
he Der 2no- Der gEipe, MpafeS falaf betltnoeter
s12t 80 TrolterL l,omentlihn peutlAe Sraltert, rrpetfr
Sr,rh bas WorooebritQe Der pertUfrpttlGen SU@'
,a.a's bies pie t~nt{oe SYnpatbte nit Dem 9tepll'
blffoniSm1tS, inbent tie NIT erlttater"pet 80
49, 49,, NSi6e OInofes .Rrddr,e 1tnb 8lattenttrdllBE
.as,.xso+ SS;p Serr GjdreiS TT Ietter lntef
SrTrs,se,, ginienbune NIT 9tedt benttrft, lt1r
& Sie3p fhTnerl Gaben nlt5. epler Sra1tehbarp er
,ebnfoder grfab fir Die ltnausiprehlttben Sdnta.
birae1, ipel6e Der 9Ebel i1ber pte prO5en'ot
er9pe. Qg.ap 81 IL .
gBtr tptrpelt tUd tel onbers alf9eforpert, Den
wodert Sdretber' iden NtultfcorpS, pas p rt1ttpte
1tnb uner16itterltG Der bon aLet Selten psptpp7
ten Nrp3elipt pDratt i9rttt, p1entttpe ~Httttlt
n,rno ous,tfprehet. gEir tbltt bte5 bternttt
3a o,tfS f~reupiaite. 'Qber telebe 1er8lthennp t1t=
Mae glnerfenuuua ofbabrt all BEN bropet pfltt=
.. fGeen unp enlightenment 9Rputlifanern, ipslfe an
Der 0rGseIipn t6etlua9men.
',ia Cure Tadeln, ibr braoet Bioe @1ratas .babsn
nt6t ~oersebeus lit Die 9laGt 6eS Stloof'ltaateS
M~arYlauS acknowledgements, eSn ntarnher sSrltlf
Die Bic isbt bent @utet 1to Gplen serltlOllel
mar, babett tie bas Belle atdt Der Srstbett5~ nm
@eni6en1tebe an9esinbet, ll1p r1iDn'eltp p9ro
man aflentbalben In Der l1niou, tpo tretbettslteez
e. IS benOe 5er3en I9la9en, Cures @futbeS, eltrer sllt,
pSferuna ~9ebenfen. SIR babt g%etrettltt1 naf
Dem @Orte Settlers oebanpelt; ..5..
a''a Der @len16 1T fret 9elaafen. IT fret @i
l1nb niirp' er In &ettet gebpren,
Qn6fgn6 n i DIT trren b e5 NGbe4G
@e19ret, 1sss %5
Ntht BEN MtBbramAa ia 1enpet
S6pren! RI ~
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SalId1es NapieroeIb.

SnbtanapOltS, 1, glop, IS linp bier
fnllGe glOten arf bic Boone County gant aufss=
taud)t. Die fur lie benuBte 9latte lit d6t, ober
Die unterl9rtften i6leGt na6gentaGt. OaS ga
pter 1T ppn Dtel leiGterem @emebe, ais bel ben
acbten, uro lteDt lAmubi9 unp fetttg aus, Dap
otele fall9en frlb5eiti9 nit Den ddten Soften IN
ulnlaltT %9etomnnen, ite6t iebr Derpa9ttg aus nnp
iptrft Den GerpaGt per Wtttl9ulp an bent 0etrua
atf bic BET Der 8anf 8etbetliotet.
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tim aber mod ntentalS 9e8lidt, botet um's Qeben
gu ~fcntrtet. Nah jepem 3ant, ben le nit t6nt
babe, 1dnse CT ftd, aber 70 III Der 9ldbe bes
SauleS, Dap le i'm ieben miile, no le i'm bann
re9efnaBi9 obidnttte. Da6 nGGIte Nol perpe
fe i'm LANCE bdl9en la en, Bis CT prpenttiA tppt
let uno ntAt mebr iAnappen tGrne, penn lte 6abe
niele SpieaelfeGteret nun latt.
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Gdbrccflidbes 9ampfbpptzunalii9.

~E'No "FN"FVtH NIl3eEUIHIIGIII THWT3IS DtfDruDt.
New@ Sr1eam6, 2, NpSbr. Der DAM
PIER (9fame nt4t genarutt BON MempGt6 mad,
gfefp@Orleans erlttt 1T Der Na9t pe5 lebten Wlitt>
fp0h cine GrplptOn, nobel 80 Wlen16en unfa-
men nno 80 perbritbt wltrpen.
va 9l9rtft. Der Name be5 Oampfers
1T 50, st, W. 5tQ", Gapt. {, $. NetpeQ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New=9apen, 2, Nopbr, Sn Der 8abrif
BON OarYa& gr.. erploOtrte 6eute Elm GrlIel, no
bet Elm &nabe tG6tlt9 Serwunpet, Elm anberer
misunderstanding nnter bet guinen b~eornben unp
lnebrere onbere Ysrl onen betraGtlt6 Serlebt purz
bent. .sis-UE E. l- H-t+..
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pe8 2ranltts, baiiel6e ip1rOe aber ntGt aneenon=
men.
Sn 9ataria mar cine Streiti9fett sptIben
annertfantl@en unb en9ltlGen 5rllppen emit tdn=
ben. Sine en9ltl6e Wa9munnl6aft wurpe auf
ben StraBen arf9eltelt.
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8tGt6I1aft8= Mn5eiQe.

NfMlH SD made nleinen 6runben uno 0sfannten, iOwie Dem
9ot9esbrttn Fublitum bic anSei8e, Dap t9 in go. 81 g,
5]Eoe6rdltT. cine neue s8lt94ait ~etn8ert9tst babe unp mein iettbe.
''YSSS m Saonfaa l psr:t ID ID S Sar gr5f INN Tas1i Get9 s 3a ' SsTFstsn Fund
~autcten, wpjA %ireuneltdit einIa6et
Oo5SMe QputsMutb.
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Sefduntmdchuuo.

Vie @fit9ie'er b8 Baltimore cpniepatipen M{alnerp rein8
ltno et'u6t, r9 Spnnta9 ben 4. NpUember NOdmittaJ8 2 lGr lei
pm; &ubltr, 8. Srsoerltitr. DO. 19, ~unftbl6ar em5nfuten, oa
9Seel@d1te een ger 8r6Bten 2St4t9feit p~orle9en; aud lplen bic I'M
Plot perptfentNbttH9 eieBe5- GpriGl&8e 5Wr Ibitimnuug tpmnleu.
y .-.r. .SDbu 2Dr2 9rTfNert
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0St6tta fur ieSen Deutfdben1

Pa. 9ln5bnr8 erTfnet na6ftpumenben 2 pnntag I'm lbr
III No. 20 VtulberrpIr., 6pf9en Part uno 0pmorsnr, cine Rla6e
IIr Cen llnterri9t in Der en9ti6et Spraue. Sene, bic Die g3W-
lt9tslt uno Den 9tusen eer SenntntB Der &anoeSipraGe gu ~piiro9en
ptnen. mercen 9ewiB Ole t9nen %6ar9ebptene @ele8enbet ntdt per.
n%1Gl1BAel. Ga8 Nnnprar lit l Nplar mrnatlLM. ca
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Geuera1=Serfamm1uug
Der
Vlpnceter SanSg1t= utO Sta0tgejeQidatt.
6Dhif nidtiop Uer1ontruI,tro

Nle WIt0lit6cr pbl0er Weieli0af, ou1 Oieicni9en, wel6e nur
eu1 Utol be5abt babeu unp Anpcre, ole itD fWr Gle @eeGiIait tn-
terclrren, 1no erlutt Spnnabtno bu 3. Nppember Abenos s lbl
INT oberp Saal fs 9rn. @D&ibler. . .6rebcrtafr. SO. 10. id 3a
oetIann'ctn, "a Bout wiGtige @eieai& Afes- q 0sIe9enbeitet pGi-
9de3t wer6en. St. 6ranS @b6ertB, Setret&r unlerer Geiegi6a{t,
wiro cen 8en1uen Stano perieeen, oas @utb0beu ME Bic Qelpfi6=
tun9tn l1mmtl1 p%rrle8er, ionic o1S epnto ieoss etnSelnen Aftl-
9lleos, Sarm=. Wte StoNt- @tttcnire; etenp miro berlelbe
teab Gle lauienb Gets tn .SaIentBellc unlerer Gtabt, ptlNe an Die
~DSt9lteeer ~at8e9cren lperoen,
Onrla1 .perl1unle tetH .4sit3IieO gu tpatnlca, wenl ien et3ere8
QSpDl am 9er8en 4e9t. ... .- ..
+. -.l SIN Aufrage be8 0treftpriun8:
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Wtuc Nn5eigtn.
8irtbiGaft3= Gerlcguuq.

HNMHks SD Made benz 0eebrten 9u6Itum hermit bic q(n3eioe,
@4AAe cap i'd meme 2Sirt9iGatt in @pparbir. au5perfauit babe
unb ba8 2ptat .s
go. % gtorb= 6rebertffr.
l6cTncmmen 9abe, mel6e8 i6 am WtpRta9 nit et1em telifater
GInb e1bfnen lperbs, 9n3u labet ergebenjt Gin
SIRp -f. ..' %pbu 6pih
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Tilr g0ueiber une @huhmaebcr.

@uitap @iunoer empfeblt fb in PREPARATION aQer GQttet Sd
m0fDtlen u. Gutapltr. JtO. 20. .Hs.". . Slto
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,Nlmtbpnta Sauperetn go. 1.
0ictprta 8anperein go. e.

gtadl etnem leoent 3tetlnebne rDolf len ntlpre6entet Qlaue,
Sat i1 nnter pbt8em Namen Elm neuer 0auperetu oi0anitrt i'm
@t9enias 3n pteleh onoeren Geretnen 5abtt bteier iene antbetle
~9lel1maBtg tel poIen 8ctraJ nit $1O4 as umo erBebt BON bem
N~bbeSablteu 6 p@t. 3nieu.
Ole reSIn,dbi8cn SNian.mIun8en ~tesinnen ~nStten Wfpntos
AGenos HRr IN Der Sur.9 9aIIe SO. 2S6G e. Innnr.
BEL Stebert @ubertS. Seoer, Ger f5 e:nfn reeleu 9aupsrein an.
i9leBen nil, lit gun D%eiagten @eiaumIun0, ppicbit bic @onlti-
tuition ppr9ele8t nno paS @trIHrst0e8lb a 25 Gt8, erbpbcn pirb,
bbfidlt e%in9eIncen. n
SSDo ~ . Sab prpp. Ger.
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0erlan8t nnb geincbt.
SerfnnfSs u nscigen,
Gin StOre inn &anbe NIT I2-I4 S(cfer

amt eattt9lrteS gon6, nit 9uten 6en3en uab ousoeaetbnetcm 0bT.
g SSeter ~ @ Sn'SF 90 0e5 3 S% m@,,3 Sa Sertagisn; gaGeres Sci georGe
S%eGfT HTo St0lIun0 un@ fonu BON 2 qartDteen bepotnft werssn
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0erfauf elmer bemtfden Neihhih1in46er

,G ~" m rptnt at loOo Sd16e nmialenbe 2et6bt5ltptbcf
fot 9e4en baar te3c0en NJ rbeu. "o"''0'' lU7
SG olotl0a9et uTtaBt anber zen lle5crieBun0en Ger por,I3Gn-
W Mm " MtI5PLlVe 4Ho en0lti9en Aut9Oren, cine pci1e
aag%egl res Better unicrsr n eaeren 6enti6en' @Griiffffs.
settst aus; @uertadG6, '@e6letn, 6reita9, Geritifer, Gptfpfo-
RR1 = ~ 99l'e9' &Snt9. &m& NtI80e, Mib6a6, GGmot'
28tltomm &c. '' 7 StV'~' SS0Weh9ulen,
@af has @tnbtnbeu Der gin6e wprbe bic o,Ss4. e.n,;.o
sur etn1t9t 5n Dienittu. "''"''8
osoo o.. y. q. G@mtbt, baltimore, gb
N'-1,-" N0. 5g y. @annr Dor 81.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
OPENLD,

We have the pleasure Of presenting ,bi.
morning. the first newspaper despatch ever
received in Minnesota, on wires over its ovr
soil. .--.
The steamer Winona from La Crosse
Was at Red Wing on her way up, at abou,
i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and Nh
Young transmitted the following despatch;
RED WING, AUG. 81, 1860.
To the Editors cfthe Pioneer d. Democrat:
The M. f Conference :onvenes here to.
morrow. A large number have already Ar.
rived. -
CHICAGO, Aug. 81, 1860.
A number Of the Southern excursionists
80 in number, arrived at the fremont
house, Saturday evening from St. Paul.
They were delighted with their trip to the
upper Mississippi. They leave for the
South Sunday evening. Over one-half Of
the party remained, intending to stay :
week longer
Private dispatches were sent Yesterday
from Hasting and Red Wing to Judge Mel.
son, w. n. Corcoran, ESQ.,, Hon. NJ. s.
Wilkinson, and others. Some days will
elapse before the line is fully opened for bu,i .
ness Pioneer 23d.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
DOUGLAS AND HIS SPEAKING.

There IS = desl Of fault found with Mr..
Douglas, for making speeches while can
didate for the Presidency. But We observe
that The objection to it comes entirely from
|his opponents. His friends are. not only sat
|isfisd with his course, but actually urge him
to keep on speaking. And we do not wish
to limit him to any section of the Union
On the other hand we desire him to sneak
in every State, North, South, East and West.
and he bids fair to do it before election. Thu,
friends Of no candidate for the Presidency.
within our recollection, have been willing 70
trust him to: the extent that We are wiling
to trust Mr.. Douglas, They have generally
insisted on the observance Of strict silence
on ,the.part Of candidates for that position.
The wings were SO disgusted with Henrry,
Clay because. he would not keep perfectly
still, that they resolved never to nominate
another candidate for the Presidency vho,
could ether speak or write. !f..'Stei' = :"
But the Democracy have 50 much conf:
dence in their candidate this year, that they
desire him to be seen, heard and read b,v1' ali
mon in every section Of the Union. We
wish the other candidates would initiate his
example in that respect. How we should
like to have Lincoln go South, and Breekin.
ridge come North, and make public speech.
les, As Douglas, is doing.-lfl. News " ,a, ...
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
POLITICAL NEWS.

Read in another column tho political news
and the comments Of the leading papers up-
on It. II is cheering to every lover Of his
country TO see the strait in which the
Southern sectional disunion party finds it.
sell. In his own State, county and town
Breckenridge has been defeated. and he is
now earnestly requesting his friends to al
Low, him to withdraw his name. In his
or" State Of Alabama, Yancey has met with
similar tate. Even the New York Herald
their paid ally, says the South has set its
seal Of death upon the dis,,nion movement
and the rat knows when to abandon the
sinking ship. The Union loving men Of
the South are ready to strike hs,,ls with
their brethern Oi .hc North, 10 crush out
sectionslism wherever it may be found, to
queli the" irrepressible conflict - and re
store that love and harmony between the
different sections Of the country that existed
in the older and better days Of the Republic.
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!. FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-It is . significant
fact, which the public viii appreciate, that
whenever new scales are pu. upon the mar:
kct as large numbers have bcen from, time
to time. during the last Thirty years, 4
seems, to he the. first and CHIEF aim Of the
Of the makers to show that they. are the
same as Fairbanks or like them or are i'm
provenents upon them or have taken pre-.
|n'iu N over them, thus recognizing The lat.
ter as the standard for excellence, and
showing the strong hold they have upon the
public eonidene 1t is vel! known fact
that while inost Of these scales have after
more 81 less trial, past mainly out Of Il use,
Fairbanks have gone steadily forward,
increasing in, public favor year ,afteari year,
and are now much more generally used. than
Al! Others not only in this country, but
wherever American commerce hns been
carried. This could not be 50 if they were
not all that is Claimed for them in respec,
TO their durability, As well q. .conye:
n =, and accurscy.-Chiiea;p Prs, ana
A'tV't'so' ett Bin. ft..f-t,..,ff 7,- .-- 80.
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THE NOMINATIONS.

1t IS with feelings Of pride aud pleasure
that to-day We hoist to our masthead the
Democratic State ticket of Minnesota /; ,
ticket which We candidly and honestly be,
'ieve is as sure to be elected as that the
sun will rise upon the morning Of election
day.
For Congress, we present, first the name
Of John NJ. Gilman, one Of the ablest men
Of the State, and as fine an orator as can be
ound anywhere, respected for his integrity
and moral worth both by friend and foe,
he will certaily command the full vote
o! his own party, aud draw largely from the
opposition. For the second district our old
friend Capt. James George Of Dodge county
is nominated. lie is one OF the best fellows
and most popular men in Southern Mime
sofa, an ADLER man, better man and finer
speaker than William Window he will run
that gentleman far behind his ticket ia
tue Southern counties Of the State. To-,
State Aditor, Herman Trott, an educated
gentleman, good speaker and, what is a
better recommendation to the office for
which he is nominated thorough business
man; he is every way superior to the con-
ceited coxcomb who runs against him. J..
j. Noah, the present clerk of the Supreme
Court, has been renominated !; this was in
obedience to the universally expressed wish
OF the bar Of the State. Of the electoral
ticket we shall say nothing now, as they
are but the representatives of Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, but one glance At the ticket
will show that the first ability Of the State
is on it.
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ss,lso,lss.s']'s.
LIABILITIES.

The amount Of liabilities due or not
due to banks or other creditors None
Losses adEusted aid due None
Losses adjusted and not duo ga A22. 5l4.74
Losses unadiusted, in suspense, watt; 4
proof or contested Coos, l6S. 633 81
All other claims against the company are
small, for printing &c. 49,.
agents 4 in5tructed to tade no risks exceeding
The greatest amount insured in any enc city,
town, Village or blood, vnries and depends
upon the construction material, and means OF
srresting fires. -, ..,-.ret ...-r,
=, HarsfSrd, july d,lseo. G.R1rLEY =
Tho. \: BRACE Sec. President
State of ConnecticutJ
II Hartford County. ss;'Iertto,d July 1860
4. personally appeared before ME, Henry
Fowler, a Justice Of the Pcace duly Qualities
to administer II, oaths, =. g. Ripley, President
and Thomas K. Brace Secretary and several:
~ made solem n oath that the foregoing state
ment OF the assets and condition Of the lEtna
Insurance company is true --a.-
s HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of THE Peace
~, state OF Minnesota, Treasurers Office.
r Inc A:tna Insurance Com pany. of Hartford
Conn., having fully complied with che re-
4ulrGments an act entitled an act ..'To requ-
iate insurance Companies not incor porated by
tne State OF Minnesota, }" approved the 9Th dayy
OF February AID. 1850: HEREBY certify thu,
said company is authorized to transact bust
ness in this State.
Witness my hand and scaliat the city
h'S. OF Saint Paul this ninth dpy Of July
HxkfEs sGifFsERs. ssss ,j treasurer
per II. H Gilbert, Clerk.
certify that the above isl true copy of the
original certificate, issued by me. e. $3.50 ri.
CHARLES SCHEFFEB; Btate Treasurer.
~ a. per H. II. Gilbert, Clsrk. : =
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THEDEMocnAr1c CONVENTION

hE zen IL CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention held
last week in St. Paul, was the largest and
most enthusiastic body that ever met in
the State. The interchange Of political rews
from the different portions Of the State was
most cheering. The tiding- from the north
part Of the State were especially gratifying.
The Democracy have made large gains up
that way, and tho delegates pledged the
State 'or'the Democratic ticket by large
majority, only asking the South to hold its
own. In Ramsey, Dakota and Hcnnepin
counties alone, where for local causes the
Democrats lost heavily the last election, the
change Is sufficient to entirely overpalance
last years Republican majority and ali
along the upper Mississippi and the Mime.
sofa valleys, the enthusiasm for Douglas is
at the highest, and the determination tc
put a veto on Black Republicanism is firm
The Southern part Of the State will give :,
goo'' account Of itself; it will hold its owr
AMI more than that, and next fall we doub;
not, Minnesota will have the proud homo,
Of casting her electoral vote for stepher
A.sDouglas, the man Of the people. Is
The strength, the enthusiasm and the
confidence Of tho Convention, and o.
the ratification meeting, with which St
Paul endorsed it's nominations, struck the
Republicans Of the Sanity city with dead
ly terror; and the Times and Minnes. tian
have been feeling very blue over it, trying
several times to get up sort Of forced laugh
about littl, Incidents, but every time sub
siding into qHerulous gloom. -zg,a ~.
The ratification meeting,in St. Paul made
"Rome how'll" f vas just the largest
noisiest, happiest mass meeting that cyel
assembled in Minnesota And when lht
Little Giants" to the number Of over two
hundred with their torches and banners
and handsome uniform, drilled by Capt
Wilkin, hero Of the Mexican war, unit
they executed their evoiutions in a manner
which would have done honor to the Chica
so Zouayes, and elected the admiration
Of even the opposition papers-came out t,
the ground the effect was exciting and chec
after cheer went up for Douglas and John
son. go nv - 7.'l'.'' +.''- -s