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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

az In consequence of a double set
of delegates being elected to represent
the Goth district at Charleston, the State
Central Committee have ordered a new
to be held on the st of March.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE The
bill abolishing slavery in Nebraska, passed
the Territorial Legislature on the third.
1t is expected that Gov. Black will veto
it. The bill providing for a Constitu-
tional Convention passed the House the
same day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

sY The negroes arrested at Waynes-
burg. Pa, for numbering a white man, as
noticed by US two or three months. since,
have been convicted of manslaughter and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for five
years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

CONGRESS- is not yet organized, and the
prospects are no better than they were a
month ago. The Democrats are now 70.
ting for Hamilton of Texas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

H A bill is before the Legislature
proposing to suspend the school library
law for two years. 1t has passed the
Senate, Potts of this district voting in
its favor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18
An Anticipated Goose.

An Anticipated Goose.
An old goose died on our premises, last
week, that wa a sturdy gander 90 years
ago. We have no means of knowing how
old he was at the time, but since then be
has lived a long life for a goose. Jere
Williams may try his machine upon him,
and have the feathers upon which to rest
the brick in his hat.
1t was feared he could not live long, he
was so wonderfully precocious. Didn't
We give special instructions to the man
who takes him in when it rains to watch
him closely during the cold snap? One
nip of the frost did it for him. We now
perform the melancholy duty of writing
his epitaph.
Poor Gander Davy lies b.neath this hill.
He lied all through life, and here is lying still.
When but a runty gosling, ugly as a snake,
Tho sometimes asleep, he'd always lie awake.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

IT would afford us a great amount of
satisfaction to report the proceeding of the
Legislature, if they were doing anything
worth reporting.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

tg. The opposition members of the
Tennessee Legislature have nominated
Hon. John Bell as a Union candidate for
the Presidency.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

DEATH OF LIEUT.. MAY.-This brave
and distinguished officer in the U. 8. Ar.
my died in w ashing ton city on Sunday last.
He distinguished himself at the battles Of
Palo Alto, and Rssaca De La Palma, 6
the taking of Monterey and the siege q
Vera Cruz, and the battle Of Cerro Cor
do. .n1s8d Is~fafgnTs1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

D. B. Peck, the Republican State
Treasurer of Maine. is q defau!ter to a
large amount.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-01-18

EUHII n1N-
The Inauguration of the New Govern
OF of Ohio-An Apipg of Royalty.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.1
Columbus, Monday. Jan. g.,
The Hon. lillian Dennison was inau-
gurated Governor to-day.
The G~overnor-elect rode to the State
house this morning in a carriage drawn by
four horses. The First Brigade of the
Thirteenth Division of Ohio Militia. with
Company F, Captain Cloud, of Lancas-
ter. formed his csc .rt. An immenfe
crowd was in attendance at the State.
house from an early hour.
The pomp and pageantry indicated In
the above dispatch as being attendant
upon the inauguration of the new Gcv-
ernor of Ohio, were in wretched taste, to
say the least. 1t was more in character
with the coronation of an European King
than the installation Of a Chief Msgis-
trate of a democratic State. There il
nothing more disgusting than to SEQ et-
forts made by Americ ans, who ought to
conform to the simplicity of our institu-
lions, to ape the fashions and customs OF
the decayed and effete royalties of Europe.
1t makes their professions of republican,
ism a living lie and gross libel.
We have departed widely from the exc
amples of JEFFERSON, MADISON and MoN-
ROE, when our Governors are driven to
their State houses by four horse carriages.
amid an imposing military escort. II isa
wonder that Mr.. Dennison did not don
the Court dress, and wear the chapsau
and the sword. 1t certainly would have
been in harmony with the whole perform
ance. The people of Ohio would have
had much more respect for the Governor
if he had dispensed with oil this foolish
show and ostentation, and either walked
or been driven in an ordinary carriage to
the place of Inauguration. We desire to
preserve the dignity Of che station -
much as Governor Denniscn; but Il is not
to be done by putting on the trappings Of
royalty--Cin Enquirer.
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u

We find in the last Belmont Chronicle
the following notice of the untimely de.
mise of the Editor of that paper:
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the spot, but there being no fire they at
once set to work with q win to remove
the rubbish. They very soon reached
some rooms, so that the dead and wound
ed were taken out as fast as they could be
reached. Mr.. Charles Bachelor helped
remove some twenty six in various con-
ditions, some still living. Mr.. Branch,
overseer, has not been found. The City
Hall has been converted to o temporary
hospital for the dead and wounded It'll
recognized. Mr.. Palmer was deeply
buried in the ruins all the time, and think.
ing there was no prospect of being extri.
Gated, cut his throat to end his sufferings.
Still be was taken out and lived some
time. One woman in the part Of tho
mill still standing became frightened and
threw herself out of the Fifth story door.
breaking an arm and injuring herself 40
that she cannot recover The laboring
force of the mill is about nine hundred
and sixty, and it is supposed that about
seven hundred human beings were actually
buried in the ruins. A woman just res.
cued says there are some twenty-five mors
in the vicinity of her yet alive. About
half past nine fire was discovered. THIS
additional horror struck terror to tho
hearts that had before been hopeful Of
saving more lives. Still the work Of re-
moval went on; the force-pump and en-.
gines on the grounds were at once got to
work and have been pouring torrents on,
so that at 11:30 the ere does not seem to
gain and hopes are entertained that 1t will
be stayed. '.''-'H 4@S
Those near the breaking out of the
fire were almost on the point of extract
ing @ woman, not much hurt, but the
flames drove them back, and the woman
supposed persisted. The Mayor has tele-
graphed for the Lowell 6remen, who will
arrive here about one O'Clock. 7ea odlfiT
10 Midnight-Calamity succeeds Ca
lanity. In ten minutes the whole mass
of ruins has become one sheet of flames.
The screams and meanings of the poor
creatures can be distinctly heard, but no
power can save them. l'1i .''as etst
1:30 A. M.-The Pemberton Mills are
now a black. smoking mass Of brick,
mortar and human beings. p.omiscuously
mingled. Probably not less than 200
beings in the flames, The Washington
Mill was in great jeopardy. The wind
blowing toward the Duck Mill, Whose
countingroom touches the Pemberton.
LAWRENCE, Ja~nuary11.
"Terrible as our calamity has been, I
think it is much over. estimated In the
number killed. AS near as l have been
able to ascertain this morning, | find the
dead and missing, which is equivalent 70
dead, lis, and l6o wounded. Some of
the wounded will die, but very much tho
larger number will survive.
(Signed,) IN. SAUNDERS. Jr., Mayor"
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nO0.

OAD0p %+~.
e TSsS2ssis.y; E: e ,stk LIT }. 5sss!o. 10 Il
.1 {: an :, n, =, Y. ;fi Yg Re: s.: :::s. ss'; SIS el :is:ss
"a those Of Tie lac Mr.. iksu6en JIchnso.. ere
invited TO attend her funeral, wlseous IaSsnsF -
~ = Frsdsrieksbsse and Norfolk Dapsfs coyy.
On Wsdnesday. tie 9Th Of 5uae. Mis- v!CTOz.
RIA A. DREkDBN, the voaneeot oSSSassI y
James o. 0RoodOu, deceasod, N sAs SseA yesr Oh
s Seldom are ~ called upon to record The deeeh
Of one more amisbie and more lovely thna tne
subject Of this notice. Endowed. with ? mug A1a
a6able disposition, combined With gentie Sno un-
assuming manners, she Won irreosoopiy tno ~
and admiration Of I'll Who hod the pseesere OF
forming and cultivating her aeega4nsenoo. .
.,.Tis cad. It's melancholy. q ~ uesss ~ unsot
n eirc c e Hs scaSssn BE- do saS yas g g e e
whsn 10 - one IN the bloom Of ycmanh0cd. IN
the pride of usefnlneeo aod tn9 n9llneo: 81 9cf:s
eroW pale and p~alselose under TIE 10y toNoa Q! w.
10vor- sleeping messenger. Yet, - e9r Ioletavo.
and friends, there 10 ao0ns0latinn ~ o9iievlns ~
ske died in the sweet hops Of . bassinl immofseii-
: .Dcath lies on hsr. like IN u~ntine!y. frost.
Upon the sweetest flower OF the HEX"
NAV her relatives and friends who remain b.
hind FOR . short time ON earth, meet VITA hor IN
the biissful realms Of that Asppy world, Where
PARTING 10 NO moro.
ssEarIy, bright, transient. chaste e morning deE!,
She Sparkled. was exhalsd and went to Heaven!'
On Friday, the 9Th inst, il Lynchburg. Va,
afSer an illness Of only twenty four hours. Mrs:
n. j. MEEK6. consort Of FIN. Meeks, OF said
city, t
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MARIN1 INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is.
HisA Water this day Thursday ~ o'clock.


ARRIVED,
Norfolk. mdze., TRscs: B. Hail.
!P5opelleT Echo. rendale' Petersburg. mdss:,
sehr. Union. Shelley. York river. corn. selden L
schr: Cornelius, Mathews. New York. Zoe. Gnf-
schr.. jos. Holmes, Mathews. New York, hay.
Sch schr. Geo. V. Scott, Parker, Baltimore. guano,
Edmond Davenport 4 IF
Schr. 8. r. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdze., D. w.
schr. T: s. Dawson. Brooks: York river, mdxe:
.Scir:. NJ: A. Predmore, Predmore. Town the
river, light.
City Point, June 12. 1860.
Bark St. John. Capt; SAINT skol6sld. with rail-
sssr: s a.. NJ T Ts!ifE; ssf fSiis rsst'sns: +.
Steamer City Of New York. Niokerson, Boston.
schr. Rsbeoka, New York.
NEW YoRK, June N.-Cleared, schr. C. E. Buck.
WILMINGTON, N. C. June l3-Cleared, steamer
Jamestown, Richmond. Arrived, schr. Barbara,
Virginia.
LivERPooL, May eo.-Entered out the 18th. ship
Susan Kinks, City Point. Entered out 10th, ship
A. Brewer, do. Cleared 26th. ship Forest King
Barb, June 7.-Arrived schrs. Leesburg, Swift.
and st. George. Bart, Pamunkey river. Va.
from Providence. for Wiiminston. NC.
yo6n.on, No;r f5ie ''i Cleared. :c :Sn.' H Delaware
Farmer, Frederlcksburg, Va.
June 1G-cleared. 'ohr. T. r
Li H1ss:. %'a%.n5 June I,s.oEs.ilsd. .ohr.. Orion
Norfolk; Yorktown, N. Y.
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COOP TKsrfMoNY.-Alluding to the treatment of
Affections Of the throat and lungs by Dr.. RoBIRr
RysTER. Of New York. whose card in ANOTHER
mond. professionally, next week. the New Hork
Ezrress remarks: The fact y nov too veil e;
iablished for dispute that inhalation Of medleated
vapor, according TO the practice OF Qr: ROBERT
HUNTER, 10 the most natural, powerful and sue
cessful mode of treatment for consumption a. yet
reached causing the Absorption OF tnbercles. the
CIcatrizAtlOn of cavities, and arresting the pro
Sress Of Differentiation Of the lungs when, no
other agency affords the least hope. The New
York E1pYess was the last of the city journals to
take mp the topic, which was done only whom .
careful Investigation OF the theory and It's PRACTICE
in the laboratory and among the. patients Of pr.
HuNrER warranted such . step. Among the latter
10 found q numerous representation OF our
own Profession from all quarters of the country,
owing to their peculiar liability to consumption
OF these who presented some remarkable cures
we're different parties connected with the press Of
New York, Us leading editors and prOprietors.-
Through this, We presumed: had they become iden-
which indicated an interest that nothinx elss could
Ing OF commencing from time to time some oon-
suInptive printer, who had spent 81! hrs means With
out effect, ON the old ~practlOe, to the llberelity, q 2
man who provided him with medicine and sklnfuii
treatment without charge, among the parents Of
q large and generous c~linlque: When cuch , man
returned to the scase' himself = sass, NO longer,
surely DR. .HuNrRR might reasonably have some
claim upOn his . composition STICK"
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Large stock OF
AT COST. FOR CASH.
All in want of cheap, fresh and desirable, Goods,
nave now an opportunity to mako thelr selections
out of q $4,000 stock, the best part of which has
been purchased this season. and the casn PAD icr
regular price. IN
We have q well selected stock Of the newest
styles. In
~ have the greatest variety-al bought at auc-
ton. n
our ate ; can not be surpassed in cheapness. To
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
We always pay particular attention, and nave .
fDeOMESTiCS AND sERANTS' GOODS.
We buy the best makes, direct from the manuiec-
tory. for the ready money, and have a large stock
on hand.
Having made arrangements to enlarge and rent
our store. We are compelled to reduce our stock BY
the LIST Of August, and in offsring our goods at cost
We mean what we say. Call soon and secure bar
sains. ]. e M. ROSENBAUM,
ia4-1v l99 Broad ct.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Copper IN Vi~rgiHia-AMother Sulphur Spring
Natural Cxriostty-Siekness-Weath

INDEPENDENCE, GEAYeON Co., VA,(
June 9th, 1860.
It seems thai great mineral resources are to
be developed in Virginia. At Peach Bottom
Copper Mine, situated eight miles southwest
Of Independence, q vein, seven feet wide. OF
the Sulphuret Of Copper (33 per cent? has
lately been found. Two tons OF this ore have
been consigned to France per ship from Nor
folk. On the lands Of Andrew Hampton, Esq,
six miles from Independence, are indications
Of a valuable deposit of copper.
Twenty miles west of Independence and on
the lands of Ezekiel Young, there is q sulphur
spring which is said to be nearly equal to the
well.known Grayson Springs, twenty miles
east of Independence.
Two miles north Of Independence there is q
natural curiosity. The south face of Point
Lookout consists of solid rock,
which in some places rises hundreds of feet,
almost perpendicularly. Over this moss
grown rock the water breaks and falls In
sparkling gems. 1t il known as 1.-THE Striped
Rock.,' t s i
There il at present more sickness than 10
usual at this season of the year. But these
attacks are mostly Of q light nature.
The weather continues very favorable to the
growing CROPS. There has been an unusual
quantity OF wind this spring.
The Tournament of which / spoke In my
last. will take place at the Grayson Springs
on the 18th Of July, and net on the 18th OF
June, as enormously stated. MADISON.
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-'~~ 49,. frou ~ ,NnoaioeAk.
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80 : A.ror.lixtns operations Of the liquor
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Mare Bxxves. the Dreamer's Blind Daugh-
ter: = tale Of religious persecution. By SAL
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Flee Years in CAisa, with some account OF
| the great Rebellion, and q description Oh
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Secretary Of the Sunday school society VI INC
Southern Methodist Episcopal Onu1c NJ
| Nashville, Tenn. J. b. NC 1RRlH.-Ano
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p NaflWaukie Society.
A cotempornfy observes:

Tho ysvers don't tell ~ the style Of society in
Winch the following inosdont occurred !but. a. the
TaTties are spoksn Of a. " ladies end gentle
men," We are bound to conclude that there - no
bettir in Milwaukee. 1t makes rather . bad show
ing for that enterprieing town. Read:
Some people in MilWaukio met at q private
house, preparatory to starting ON |. picnic. Two
Of the gentlemen got to quarIeliins about one
OF the ladies'. and finally fought IL good earn
ct. The ladies' also pitched in and sandwiches
and doughnuts were hurled in profusion at antako-
nistic heads. Bonnets were smashed and white
dresses ruined, and thore was a general Wrecking
Of wearing h~abillments. When the excitement
was over, it was decided to adjourn the pic-nlc, d
6khe and q pleasure party being considered rather
too much for one day, and that day the Sabbath"
This 10 an amusing enough satire upon the
proniscuous application Of the term f" lsdiss'
and gentlemen, !" for such, We take it, is the
object Of the paragraph. Otherwise it would
do injustice to The society Of Milwaukee, which
y mo doubt quite a. intelligent and refined ~
tina q most Western towns. We venture to
predict, however, that our excellent cousins
across the water viii seize upon the above
cartcatars Of Milwaukee (Which, they will nc
doubt state, 81 the capital Of Now York; with
great avidity, and giys 1t to their readers with
al gravity - q specimen OF American man
ners. asa fss.k J..
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~ Ladies Dress Goods!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!:
AT COST!
AT COST!

Tho month OF June b0Ihg NJ manu. anu uuuIHE
our stock Of
to be considerably larger than 10 desirable. and.
desirous Of Kiving our friends and customers the
sdyantaxe OF an entire new stock Of Dress Goods
at every season. besides supplying themselves
day iii our Dress Goods, of every description.
from RICH Silks to ordinary i Lawn = :..,.. d ~ G..d ne
in preference to keeping them over, greatly be-
low cost. In fact. we will make 4
GREAT OUI II Me-
York on Monday, 800 pieces neat style. new de-
signs, PRINTED LAWNS and OR6ANDIES-
Also, ESQ now style LADIES' WRAPPINGS.
consisting Of Black Silk Nantes, Lace .Cloaks,
Lace Talmas, BurnOus. Lace Shawls. and which. on
account Of the lateness of the season, will b sold
at nearly half the prices they sold for . month
40. Il call from all in want ID respectfully re-
s1ested. ]. MILLHISER 4 Bro.
je I-3t&llth ,l3th& 18th l9S Broad Ut.
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pROFESsOR OF GREEk.ACADEMdlC
h tbe Sc of' jS Siso' Ae vii 1 Be- expected to occupy
three hours a. day with his Glasses. for Eve days in
=. .:. X and sSs c e sd in P FSs s.I.If the !. t sss, frs I'M
fees. II. vsris: from $1,000 to Si.sse, according 70
AZ ths same time they Vii elect an ACADEMIC
TUTOR: yho !: .3Dssotsd l 70 sit I'll If ,n the a; 4, nth 18th
Sars Hns.lss a. sst tie b ssst, schools JSs'i; are %an:sed. III:
salary Is Si10, from the endowment, and On equal
Trustees guarantee $50. we need men who. By
their industry and enthusiasm. vii. inspire the
1 Hsdi'ossi ~ass : sccom ~ me 'S b1 sait 81 knt ss.si%se.
nsi:. :Sosld b SSSvsrdsd e tho sT'S:eriSsI: who
formation in regard to the CoIlses,
10 l4-dSt&lavtJy5th Richmond. W..
b Pesson. wsnrns nov sets Of BLANK BOOKS
f.; s;.s 4; q: July will please VI! ~ ! 20: ;SAs ss;iy Ss:'''
N. B.-H.vips . oompl... BlN5F s5Sin s sttss:
to our establishment, and employinE. tie beat
s End. of 1bSI "a K s RsSRa5'a ss :" 4. Ss osSsss sns 3 ].
I'll cases We warrant 70 give satisfaetlos. We
fisl 81 Ai ssSSoikas.. u f'o 90; 3 own 1a'f s. s:;GssaSs'i g
% S' !: - 'ss%'''' and H 1%sls'as'4i' / : sSass4 81
jel4-lt rs MAN street.
TO GoN Z ~. CxS. ST.; sT&H b XIV +. +: s s.
;n = sei fs x a. an: o anS bu aniu : the nscessary ciGL-
VERFS On Reservoir street from the ,Westh.m
road to o.. Al Ss a.s1 I. ssI sS;s o Tss pan, xRss rsa III iPS fStsSsr
information with regard 70 the work can % OBJ
y /. S ;..ss Of the w.'s " nssi HEacrTS'Is sy Engineer.
NcaAs; g S SScH AE6;.P'' .ilI ?!sa:: ::Sd
s s1:. Il si. .ssoa indebted I'll cHkss IS !: 8 81 slS ss'''
RICHMOND, june Is. isso. 10 a-ts
80 rY SsG4 sYsEkloH oHAS'E COUNTY
Is Ss SSFS ESPsS'h Dsi', and Pine APPLE
80 ylI:inis.cs,Ssa&i TEEsdd''' and other brands
Thin Bssast., shoulders. and eidss BACON.
$ e si:,: :;r T.. ds 81! c, sts%.t Hsl'''i''d' o''a-
L as1{ Ss SsSR f|fis s'l ssS IS f z srEin SSt.s,;
OF the Sarest and bese brands. always on hand.
and for sale; !hos:sssI: s9S ;sseii. o. -.
j. s-s. = y Fs.sel;n I'D do Ss : % o ss1::s..
A RARE CHANCE !-Fron now until TIE lot
~ o. August; 1 vii Gloss ont my lsfse ard aesi-
i sssE s;sfF a & SSoRH :: "a ia r11 Ella p :. r.: o.
Bsisss snd Ill styles Of MANrLEs, for Ladies
L.d fse ' BoskiETs, 1t 80. &c.. 7so. end sl-
poSSiS;sssT! f Ri isA!sss from n. yard awards.
&c ~; SSissYsS . SgSSSsssEas. ftcHE ..4
cce .j.il||!:: 4 SsSJjf ssl9 E; ;.s sR|si'ss:s,: ttH t..
I ~ aim Il 70: q q = e ssiHgoosssssiiE l co ss9S ~ 5 VAN ;1s: ".'
etoge eyen till ha1.Dast Tin IL evening.
Ce.sDHyss s o cS frD. .1,osr1Hf