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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
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2(m s. l(uoutt nuroe in Sprin9z
tte(o, SQinoi6, Dem @oDnorte 9incoln's,
cine 9roBe republifaniibe Mafen Ser
lammlun9 9ebalten. Ser nieori9ite 2(nz
i6la9, Der bon Der 2(njabl Der periamz
melten Solfsmen9e 9emobt iporben, 1T
bon Den Doug Semofraten uno IbGbt
lol6e auf 10000; onoere fbla9en Die
Nnjabl Der @e9eaipdrti9en auf 40, GOO.
Der 9robe republifdnifdbe 9Si9>pam pur=
De ein9epeibt. gteben tpuroen oebolten
bur6 bic Senatoren Srumbull uno Oooz
little unb bon 6rn. Subj in @bca9o.-
Die 9ro5eiiipn am Mtttlpob Wcr9en be-
itano na6 9enouer 36blun9 aus $500
perionen uno erforoerte D Stunoen, nm
9tncoln'6 Sobnun9 ju paltren. Der
Solt6z GntDuliasmu6 mar unbe9renjt !;
e5 lpar i'm ei9entli6en Sinre cine gSiez
oerbolun9 Der Gbiea9o Convention. Die
Seriammluno auf bem Sair9runoe 5Gblte
$1,000 bi6 10000 perionen.
{0r. 9incoln erfbien bel ber Ser1ammz
lung uno ipro6 ipIe foI9t:
uMene Witbiir9er!
Sb bin bel oieicr Gcle9pnbeit unter
Gutb ni6t in bet 2(biidbt eritbienen, cine
Reoe su botten. Gsiit mein SorfaB 9es
pelen, felt ib in meine 9e9empdrti9e
Stellun9 perfect 1pcrocn bin, feline Ie0e
III Dalten. 0a biefe Serfammlun9 aber
Dor meiner @obnun9 5uiammen 9efoms
men 1T, 70 fbier e6 Der @uri6 oerienis
gen, ipelbe oiefe Seriammlun9 5uiamz
menieBcn, gu Iein, MIDI ;u ieben. Oa e6
9elpiB men @unIb 1T, Sud 2(lle 3u fez
ben, 70 eribeine i0 ouf oieitm Qlaee nur
aus Dem @runoe, Gub ju be9riiben uno
Gutb in Stono ;u ieein, mid 3u feDen.
Sb befenne nit iuni9er Oanfbarfeit, Dap
ib nibt 9eood)t babe, Dap mein Gri0eis
nen unter Sud- cine Ioltbe 2[ufre9un9,
ol6 bon Der id i2gt 3eu9e bin, berpor9es
rufen b1ben wUroe, Stb bin nit 9anjer
Seele 0anfbar fir Die &unb0ebun9 Gurer
@efable. SD bin bob erfreut bartiber,
neil e6 nidt Elm SrIbut 1T, Der einem
Wann 9ejoQt miro. Sc 1T Elm 3eu9niB,
pet1c6 Sbr iiber 4 Sabre Dem ndbiten
Monn able9en lperoet, Der oaun Der Hes
pr6 ientant Der gS y t y ei iiber Die
Sro9en iein miro, Die iett ale 8emiitber
in Selpe8nn9 iesen. G6 1T Gin Selpei6,
Dap Sbr fir bieie Sobe oanm fetbten
MOTT, pie Sbr ieet fir bielelbe fe6tet uno
ielbit itdrfcr, ol6 Sbr iegt fcbtet, ob9lei6
ib toot uno 9eibieoen iein mag. Scb
oanfe Sub nocbmal6 aufribti9 BON gam
gem 9er3en. gtaboem ib 10 uiel 9eia9t
babe, loBt MIDI Gu6 bin;ufii8en, o0f Sbr
Die Oi6cuiiionen bur6 onoere unierer
Sreunoe boren lper0et, pelbe bier iiuo,
um Sud onjureoen. - (ltncrmebliber
SeifaQ)
0r. 9incotn 500 fD bon Dem Ser
iommlun05sYlaee inmitten oe6 pilociten
GntDuIia5mu5'5 3uruf. lleberaQ ums
rin9te ibn Die unermeBlibe Solf6mcn9e,
Die oen plag 9eprdn9t fulIte, erfobte feiz
ne 9dnoe uno 500 Jpn bicrbin uno bort
bin. 9tob niemal5 1T cine iclbe De.
monitratiOn in Sllinoi5 9eieben woroen.
Ole Heoe ylntoIn6 mar our6au6 ntbt
bcoblibti9t. Die beeeiftrte Sole5men9e
bemdbti9te iitb ieiner, 500 Jpn aus ieis
nem @a0en uno Swon0 ibn our6 un0bs
lGlii9e6 Srdn9en gum 2(ntporten. Die
9teoe iit, ipie uniere NeIer erfennen perz
ben, cinfab, beocutlam uno tpiroi9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Sd,lcd,tce 6ceaeI,tnif.

Sn ber &ebe, iurlbe Gen. Oou9tas por
&urjem no6 elmer Serenooe gum Seiten
CAB, fa9te er, ouf ben QrG ltoent1baftsz
@oblfompf onfpieleno
,,Gs 1T bies oos erfe Mal in meinem
eeben, oob i6 in elmer ppittion mid be-
tlnbe, in rpelber i0 rubi9er 3uf6auer eiz
ne6 Samples bin, obne MIDI oaron su be-
tbeili9en."
Sat oenn Serr Oou9la6 bic 8roofsz
Sumner.Nnolre peroeiien z
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Mic japanciftbcn Sdwrrtcr in 3aI
tiucre.

Serboftun8 or6 on9eblidben Oiebes.-
Won erinncrt iib, Dap wdbreno Der III
lpeienbcit per iapaneiIiben @e1onotlba
i'm ,8ilmore SauIe" ;u Baltimore 3lp
eincm iaponefiiben Seomten 9ebcri,
pertbpoue S6werter aus einem 3imm
oe6 9enannten 6otel5 9eitobIen muroe,
Sieicr Sage lpuroe Gin iun9cr Wan
gtamen6 Soenrp Collins, bon speibcut
gem &ufe, auf Die l(nfla9e perboftet, {
Dem Oiebitable betDeili9t 9emeicn ,u fc
uno Die Sblperter pcrfouft gu boben.-
Die Sepeiie 0c9en ibn iollen fein,
3ireifel an ieiner S6ulo iibri9 lofen.-
llub pcrlibert man, ooB CT miGe no
S1pertcr ieet oufbelpobrt finb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22

ilb in elmer Spra6e 9e9en cine Sufs
iion au69eorift, Die our6au5 nibt miBs
perftanoen ,peroen fam. Dies 1T nun
Die @abrbeit cer Sate, uno barols erz
iteDt man, oaB Der HiB nod INNER 70
brett 1T ol6 er ie lpar-rno iper iib oaz
ber bumbuo9en l&bt, e5 fei ieet allies per=
cini9t, Der miro fi6er nob Der 2Sabt einz
ieben, baB er gan; fbdnoli1 binter bas
Si6t 9efubrt iporoen if.-Werft5 mas
mir fooen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
3auerci i'm GrcEcn .

Der 6erau69eber oeS 8ra9cria (5e
o6) Scmofrot, tpelber NIT ocm @enfu
nebmen in iener @e0eno beibdfti8t pd
ia9t, Dap er iebs pfonjer 9efunben BAL
oeren 2anobeiig in ienem Stoote 5uIor
men 360,65S 2(tfer betrGat F.; fie ei9n
3uIammen 27,9Sl StIf 9inouieb III
i'm leeten SABRE crntcten Iie n, 500 g
fbel Selibtorn. - Der Durhfbnitt
wertb Der feds Sauereirn belduft lib a
s., ,2O0,323.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Baltimore. - t1IcrFwHrcise 6cpiGtn.
baftiaFcit.

@or chpa 40 Sabren bcr9te Gin 6err
bon bier, Der iib oamal6 auf Der SSnIel
Ct. Nomin9o befano, einem Manne $50.
Ser 9srr febrte baIo barauf nab 8altiz
more 3urGd uno itorb. Die Gobe mar
9dpjlib persefen, oa trof Dor 8ur3em elm
Brief auf Dem bieii8en Qoftamte Elm, Der
an Die Grben oe5 peritorbenen 8droers
aoorefiirt mar. - 0erielbe eutbielt cine
MittbeilHno iiber Die 2lfoire uno oubers
Dem Die Summe bon $75i, ais Gapital
nebft 3lnien ce6 uriprtin9liben Sdrlez
bsn6. Ser Serfaiier oc5 Sbreiben5 1T
elm 2(merifaner, Der in eincm n0roli6en
Staote pobnt uno Ger nab LANCER 3eit
fein 9elpi fen bon Dem Oru6e elmer Ser
pf!ibtun9 befreit bat, Der oTenbor iDwer
auf lhm Laffete.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
t1cum eeiAe Ncm eFratcn.

Die QbiIaoclpbia Sreie YreBe pom l
2(u8uit ia0t:
nSor eini9en Sa9cn ma6te elmer Ii
ferer 8rcunoe cine 8eile nab @beIt
@auntp uno traf unterpe9s nit cine
Sauern 5uIammen. Oo6 9efprdb noe
bete iib bolo oer Yolitif ,u uno unO
Sreuno fro0te ocn Sausrn, fit men
itimme, lporouf oieier ontlportete, ct
elm Oemofrat uno 9ebe fir Qinccln, oad
Itlmmte ct iein 8ail Splitter 9ieo n|
9rcbcr Sc8eiiterun0 an"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Quito QIueiitl,ten,

Spn allen Sbeilrn be5 9onbtS, Ii
namentlid aub bon 9oneaiter 9ount
8eben fortpdbreno Seribte elm, Dap {
bic 2(u6iIbten unierer 9artei, fir Elm
9lorrei1en Sie0 bel ben beporitebene
8ablen fir 8ouUern6r uno Yr6iIoel
nit ieoem Sage beiiern. 1lnIere @run
idee uno G0noipaten 9elpinnen imm
mebr Sreunoe, ie mtbr fie befannt no
Den uno c6 beoarf nur elmer pollit0nei9
Sr9anilation, um uber Die ostbeilte %
pereiniote Oemofratie ;u iieaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Gle Sen3riescI,-Die Sen3ric9cl

gtoO iibereinitimmenoen 9to0ritbten
aus perItieoenen Sbeilen be6 Qonoe6 bos
ben Die Sincoln'iben Senjric9cl furtbtbaz
re SerDeerun9en in ben Reibcn Der 0es
mofr1tie on8eribtet uuo einen 9roBen
She'll ju 3epublifonern 9emobt. 9ie6
fiiblen ofenbor mebrere ocmofrotiibe
Sldtter uno fuben ieet in ebenio naiper,
lpe unterbaltenoer 2(rt ju betpciitn, oaB
Die Sen6rie8el Gincoln'6 ouf Der gScIt
nibt eriltiren, inoem iie elm 2(ffioopit eis
ne5 Saucr6 ouf9etrieben baben, oa5 eios
li6 erbdrtet, Dap beia9te Senjrie9el total
perbronnt ieien. Man iiebt alIo, pelb
9roBen g8ertD beia9te 0emofroten ouf
"iclle" SenSric9cl, iibcr bic iie litb friiber
bob 10 luiti9 mobten, le8en. 98ir ober
m6bten bebauptGn, oob Die Sen;rie9cl
mirfli6 eriltiren, troe Srano uno SIiB-
minociten5 ais ibrefenerre9enoe5 Sc
ipenit in ben &0pfen Der Demofraten,
Die ibre 0anjcn 9e9cn iie einle8en un0 ais
leete Hitter Der Democratic fib ibre Spcs
ren ueroienen pollen. Sat oob einIt
SimIon bic 9biliiter nit einem Giel6s
finnba&en 5u paoren 9etrieben, lparum
Iollte oic6 Den Nepublifanern nit Dem
Senjrie9cl nibt 9elingeH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22

Sie0ebenes auf. Die ,,3el
Yorf Gun" cine neutrale 3eitun9, b
lpenn fie iiberbaupt cine Senoenj pI
fol9t, oer Democratic 9eneiot if pI
li6ert, Dap einiee Der dlteften uno fiji
fern Oemofraten in gtelpsgorf often
priUottreiien erflGren, oob Der Qr}
gang Der prdfbentenpabl cine ob8cma|
te So6e 1T, un0 oaB Gincoln ber prG|
Dent Der Ser. Stoaten fein wiro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Moro in pittebura.

2(u6 Dem pitt6bur9 ,,Gourier'' erieben
mir, Dap am 2ten oieles Mtonots in iener
Staot cln Mcro periibt porocn 1T, cei1en
Spfer elm in Reooip9 9eborener iunoer
Nlonn ipor, 9tamen6 Gboma6 g. Sad
ion, Sobn bon Sol. Se9er Sad dfcn. Gr
Wuroe bon einem 9erpiiIen M1i1ael &irf
nit elmer Qiitole burd'5 Seer; 9efbohen
uno au9enbliGIi0 set0otet. SaGion par
81 SSdbre alt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Gcr WablFanIpf.

Inter Den au69eSeibneten 8cpublieas
nern, lpclbe i'm Gaufe Der nGbten @o1s
en- gum Solte bon pennlplpapicn iber Die
wi0ti8en 6ra9en oc5 Sa9eS ipretben nrrz
oen, befinoen ii6 unter 2lnoeren Ism. s..
Seworo, Daniel ltllmon, oorace @ree=
lep, &arl S1ur3, Srdnt Slair, Senfas
min Maoe, So9n S6ermon, Sobn 6i6=
man &c.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Die Iaubeniaoo in i1jid,iaan

Der ,,@ranb 8apios Gaole" tbcilt M
oab ollein an oieiem ploee in ber left
Saiion 5SS Srl5. o6er IOS,555 Yfu'
lpiloe Souben 9eibofen trprben feien.
Sir Die peri6ifftrn Souben purben 8:
4SS,97 an 8ra6t bejablt. Die Saut
tpuroen 5u S25, $50 perfauft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
er6oup. porter ilbcr gineoln.

0an bat in barri6bur9 einrn 8rief
pom Gr @ouUTneur Oapio H. Qcrter
bon pennipIpanien 9e9enrparti9 in Sc
ro5, erbalten, irOrin er ifine lteberjeus
9un9 ou6fpribt, Dap 6r. 9incoln, nell
den cry ob8eieben bon oeiIen politilben
2lnithten, ol5 enen icbr portreffli6en
Mann betrobtet, gum 9rGiioent 9elpabIt
lperoen miro. Seros miiroe fir S9ous
iton, ais einen Unions uno bemotratis
f6en Goncioaten, 9elpeien icin, ieBt ober
paroe Der Staot wobribeinIicD fir Sres
finrio0e itimmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
5unf taufcne Subnrr, &c.

5000 0dbner, 4l9 S1aafe uno I79
Stuf Ninopieb pa1lirten Goitcn am Ie f.
ten WontI9 Mor8en, BON Snbionopclis
nodD 9teusgorf. Die SGbner iotlen orei
@ent6 bo6 Std& fir Die @ntferuun9 TO-
fen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22

g 10 Srleons, I3ten 2tu9uif.-
I'm SamRa9c bat eln furbtbdrer Sturm
unermeBIlWen Sdaoen peruriabt. procz
tor6piIle, Der Gnopunet Der @olf Gilenz
babn, lpuroe 9anj unter 8aiIcr 9ciest.-
Dae 8oher mar 10 SUI bp1 91itieaen
uno ale $o6uler, bic ouf Gins, !puroen
fcrt9elbmenmt. lleber 40 Qerionen fos
men cobei uin's Gebsg.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22

SO 0 bile, IL. 2(u9. Sine 2fn;a
BON 8eb0uoen, oarunter oos Gilenbab
Depot, iino beute Elm Raub Der Sldmm
9etpcroen. Der S6ooen betrd9t $I0S
600.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
nP NoIfhe SIO Golbifiife fInb

U7 Salibe SO 8oloitufe itn6
Circulation uno fblrer fenntli6. 9
6bten 9olofGde lperben our69ef6n
ten, cine Qortion 9clo berausaenomnl
uno barouf NIT elmer anoern Subftot
Die craft oafelbe @elpibt ipieberbertteI
ous9efGQt. Der @ertb Der 9ef6lfbt
Mtin;e 1T $3.50.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
6reecs ,Scuer in i1ew. Orleaue.

9tewsSrteans, 10. 2(u9uit. 6
ne Reibe SGufer an 8opolftr. bonn 80
baufe bis Sienpile brannte beute nieoC
Ser S6aben betrd9t $5OO,OOO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
Zinc intere0ante 6rrid,tsfecnr.

Sol9cnoe6 er8ab iib in elmer Diifriftss
Sourt bon usSrlean5, rpie ole ,,9oui=
iiana StaatSjeitun9" meloet. Giner BON
Den fleincn riilti9en Suri6en, tpelbe td9=
li6 in ben StroBen Der Stoot bur6 Ser
fauf bon 3eitun9en ibr Srob peroienen
uno lpenn ole 3eiten gut, oas beiBt, tpenn
rebt piele gteui9feiten ousjurufen fino,
eini9e Sparpfenni9e eriibri9en, crf6ien
Dor Hecoroer Gong NIT Der Sitte, bod
,fcine 9eid)i6te" on5ubOrcn. 9ta6oem
Die Sourt nibt6 einjulpenoen bate, bob
Der flcne vSellolp 9iti;en" nit einem
,,Smile" an ,baB Srau Scple pe9en Srie:
oen6ftGrun9 perbaftet poroen fei :; ct fei
ibr Sobn uno ba ct pernommen, oa6 bic
Wutter Strofe joblen uno in Grmon9s
lung @efGn9niBbaft ft erleioen fol-, 70 lei
er bier, feline 9an3e erlparte Sadribaft
CUR Sefreiun9 Der Mutter baran III ieeen.
Ser Eecoroer frd0te, lpie piel oenn iein
Serm69en iei. 2(u6 tiefem Sba6t, ouf
oer Sruit perbor9en, 500 bet &leine iez
nen gSe6iel berpor, beitebeno aus Qicapz
une6 i'm Setra9e Don 50. Sine ribrenoe
Scene fol9te, oI6 Der Heccroer erflGrte,
Dap Die auferle9te Strafe So so fei.-
Sin tief befGmmerter Slif tiberIbattete
bo6 @eiibt oe5 fleinen Seitun96iun9en,
ol5 Wenn ct Den Gecorbcr fro9en pollte
- u2(ber iiebit on oenn nibt, ib 9ebe ia mein
titles 2''-0ie @clfe UerfdNpano rno bic
Sonnc todte ouf 8uiton'5 8eIibt, ol6
ibn Der 8ecoroer fra9te ,,2(bsr ipem
idb oeine SHUTTER frei t0ife, 10 perlierit ou
oen @elb uno iie betrinft iib ia oo6 ipies
Der, r,'-uNein, oa6 miro iie nitbt," eiferte
0o5 finblitbe oerj-uno ber iun9e Sitts
ffeller ma6te iitb nun pirflitb oaron, feis
ner Mutter, tpeltbe an oo5 Sitter 9efiibrt
wurbe, SoritelIun9en 81 MAIDEN, uno
ibr oa6 Seripre6en Der Wdbi9feit objus
neDmen. -D16 Heiultat mar, Dap Die
8rau frei9eIa6en puroe uno Der brope
Surlde feline Sboler bebalttn burftc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
MIR 9yreffbenten. Griudbler !:

Senatorial Gripdbler:
7ames poIlef, Ncrmumtrlanb Gduntp,
TbomaS IA. Sepe, @assbsnY Gaunts,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-22
NcpublifGuifdbe @rneununssn.
SIR prefoent:
Abrabam 2tncDln,
q, 8cm Staot SClinois.
SIR Sieez 9refoent:
Atbtb. 6uumibaI 6amIin,
Som Staat Waine.

Sir q vernon:
COT. anOrew 8. Curtin,
bon @entre 6auntp.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

ngAI morning, Ioth September, 1860. O'Clock
~ We VIII sell an extraordinary invoice Runi
WardFobes. Eseaus, Bedseads
Bile style and variety Cases. Waiting Desks areakfsat
DIM Gard Io,r.s-
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BURSTING oT FLUID LAMts BonERs, &C. are instantly relieves
q thsis ouning anguish BY this cooling healing ls
The lnnamatio" subsde in iucseaby time end re
edortl Of nature are mob second restoring The d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

date for reelection Councilman from the Fifth ward At Is.
ensuing election. ssnta-tds-
authorized to .naoupe. Dr.. p. s. woopw..p a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

a
been adopted by the City Council Of Augusta Ga.
referring the subject of direct trade betwesu the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

WTYE prepared to do the TiR.ER0Ofsng ana ether
Wv sheet Metal WGFk necessary inbaiIdin9 in The
most subs antia manner and win contract for suc the Low
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NAILS,

NAILS,
.Ees ~ s. q w. F. ORR,
Corner Broad and Market strses.,
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he early
tMI Ne
bd.ee.,
bWinpu
Ienhpur
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
CharIeSf0Hn CnnYenfOn.

AT the time we 60 to press we have
nothing as to the action Of the Charles
ton Convention. A dispatch from Charles
ton on the 2lst says: The outside pres
sure is still for Douglas, bot they meet a
good many repulses from Southean men.
The Douglas men today i~elegrnphed
Senator Johuson Of Tennessee to know
whether be would be Vice President on a
ticket with Douglas.
Gen Lane has some very strongfrlends
and bis prospects are improving.
The friends Of Mr.. Douglas, though
still confident are not %exuliani, and fear
a detection at sore weak point. They
claim III votes at the start. exclusive Of
New York, but including the East and a
portion Of the South, and are also sure
Of his nomination on the 4lh ballot by
the aid of kentucky and Tennessee.
BY a still later dispatch, April 23d, we
learn that the Convention was called to
order by Judge SmALLr, Chairman of the
National Committee ; Tourney, Of Ark.
was chosen temporary Chairman.
BY U next issue we will be able to
give the result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
DR.. G. L. Miller.

We had the pleasure of welcoming to
cur city Yesterday. DR.. G.. L. MILLER, Of
Omaha, who comes to locate III St. Jo-
seph. DR.. M. is already known TO many
of our citizens as o of the most proml-
nent citizens of Nebraska. He is gen.
tleman of acknowledged scientific attain
ments and viii doubtless take a high po-
siGon in his profession in this city. We
give him a hearty welcome to St. Joseph.
81. Joseph Gazette.
We are sorry to lose our old and inti-
mate friend, DR. MILLER, from this Ter
ritory; and can only hope, sour loss may
be his gain" He was one of Nebraska's
Oldest and most valuable citizens. We
endorse the Gazette's language when ii
says. "he is a gentleman of acknowledge
ed scientific attainments." The Doctor,
in addition, is bold, Straightforward, up
right, honorable man, endowed with I'M
usual social qualities, which cannon fail
to endear him to any community in which
he may reside. Well may St. Joseph
be proud of such men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

PRINCIPAL AND AGENT.--The MaSsa-
chusetts Supreme Judicial Court decided
in January last, in the case of Greenfield
Bank vs. Lyman:
That where a factor having a lien on
the goods in his hands, has made advance
for his principal, and has become liable
for him on drafts. and other contracts,
aud both parties fail, the goods upon
which the lien was held, and the proceeds
thereof, are to be applied, first to the pay
ment of the cash advances made by the
factor, and next to payment pro rata, of
the outstanding debts of the principal for
which the factor had become liable, and
to which the lien applied.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Important from washington.
.attempt to Lmpeach the President.
WAsHINGToN. April 10.


The Covode Investigation is daily bring
ing forth some new feature. There is
even now some talk of an attempt being
made TO impeach the President.
There have been but three attempted
impeachment cases since the formation of
the Government, and one of them
which is relied upon as a precedent 10
govern action in all future cases-is that
one in which John Randolph was Chair
man Of the House Committee. In that
ease, like therpresent Govode Inyestfgat-
ing Commiitee, there was a preliminary
examination, In reference 20 the finding
of a probable cause forimpeaChment, and
when the Committee satisfied themselves
there was cause for Impeachment, they
came into the House and asked for au-
thority to proceed in the case, with a
view TO frame articles for Impeachment,
to be presented at tie bar of the Senate.
/ understand that this precedent, not
w~iihStanding the purile protest of the
President, will be followed BY Mr.. CO.
vode's Committee. and after the exami-
nation Of two or three witnesses, the case
will come before the House, to ask for
power to investigate with reference TO
the ~preseniment Of formal charges at the
bar Of the Senate against the President.
When The House decides that articles
Of Impeachment shall be preferred, then
the Jurisdiction is changed from the
Special Committee 10 the Committee on
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
The Dog Fight.

The pummelling operation between the
two %rufians Heenan and Sayers, which
was to have taken place on the 10th, it
appears has been indefinitely postponed,
on account of the ~''inclemency of the
weather and bad state of the roads," I'M
der the head Foreign News, dated, "Hal-
flax, April 81" a telegram says:
"Heenan was arrested nea Derby,
early on the morning Of Good Friday,
and was kept in custody until the day the
America sailed, when he would be bro't
before a magistrate. It was supposed the
fight would be indefinitely postponed"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

These figures show tLat twenty-five
per cent. of the population have pronounc-
ed in favor of annexation. being. with the
e~xceptisu of $4,000. the whole of The per-
sons entitled to exercise a vote. This is
remarkable result In a country so long
depressed by despotic restraints, and
where some of the old influences might
still be expected to remain in force. Il
is still more gratifying as a triumphant
affirmation of the principle that it is in
the people, and not in hereditary right,
that the source of political power hes
There are few events more fraught with
interest to a republican people than those
which haue just taken place in Italy. We
behold in them a near approach to our
own political theories; for the election
of a King by the popular vote differs lit.
tie from the election Of a President by
the same agency.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
. PIkes,s Peak Stampede.

H
Monday and Tuesday were unusually
brisk days in regard to trains leaving for
the gold mines. On those two days four
teen companies left This point; all of the
parties residents Of this City, or immedi-
ate vicinity. As the ferry ProprietOrs.
keep no register, it is impossible for US
10 ascertain the names of the many COM
psinies arriving at this place in any other
way. than by epquiring of, every one
Nhichi is entirely TOO much of a task. The
following are the names Of our citizens
who left on Monday and Tuesday last:
Morrison cOmpany.-Robt. Morrison,
John Morrison, JEFF. FavOrite, John Fa-
vorite and ). NJ. Graham, Danl Smith /;
2 wagons, A yoke oxen.
Edvards cOmPany.-A. c. Edwards
Ish Edwards, Geo. Ferguson, WIN. Daily;
/ wagon, 3 yoke oxen.
Clark eompany.-L. F. Clark, John
Messenger, Jas. Lee and Andrew Wall
ingsfOrd and family;.2 wagons a yoke
oxen.
Coleman company. w. Coleman,
C. w. Louthan and Michael Flanagan;
wagon, 3 yoke oxen.
, WilcOr company.-G- II. Wilcox and
family and Eli Wilcox; l wagon, 4 yoke
oxen.
Berger cOnpany.-R. C. Berger, ]. B.
Berger, John Pom and Ransom Whit
ney ; wagon, 2 yoke ken.
g Bausermdn cOmPany.-Saml. Bauser-
man. Warran L'Vanseller and G. w.
Nicely / wagon, 2 yoke oxen.
Bennett comPany.-JOhu Bennett A. c.
Bennett and Alex. Robinson; l wagon,
.3yoke ken
: Baker company-Hugh Baker, VIM.
Mccoy and James Mckee; l wagon, 9
yoke oxen.
=. Aiken company. G. Aiken, w. w.
Hackney; / wagon, l span mules.
Collins cOmpany.-JOhn Collins, Sam1
Rainey and Mr.. Gibbs; l wagon, 2yOke
=. oxen.
johnson eOmpany.-Homer Johnson,
Jos. Loveless and another man whose
name we did not learn; l wagon, 2 yoke
oxen
Crane cOmPany.-Crane and family
/ wagon, 2 yoke oxen.
HiHman eOmpdny.-A. Hillman, Justin
Sexton. Fred. Schierbrand l wagon, 8
yoke Oxens
A thousand, wish you well /; good luck
pleasant trip, and safe return,~ accompanies
the Brownville Boys. May their visions
huge nuggets AMI sacks Of dust be fully
realized.
=. Those at a distance, and not acquainted
with the facts, might think our city wa:
being ~depOpulaied permanently. Not so
Withou, a single exception all the above
are to be temporary sojourners in the gold
regions all are leaving real property
here, and viii return to spend what gold
they may be fortunate enough to secure
Again the accession to our population
the present season. thus far, has been as
4wO TO one, counting all who have left fol
the mines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Old Buck EIectiOneering.

1t is said on good authority that n
hundred and eleven barrels of whisky,
BGchanan's f~avorite brand-have been
shipped from Philadelphia to Charleston.
Old Buck perhaps knows what suits
has friends best; but rot-gut argument is
not The kind to win with Douglas men.