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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

The NEVADA FIRE CONFERENCE.-The.
Boruck, editor of the San Francisco Spirit
of the Times, in bis "Notes of an Editorial
Trip" makes some exaggerated statements
relative TO the rivalry existing between The
two hose companies of Nevada. The Jour
nal, in referring to Mr.. Boruck's Notes,
says:
The editor INDUCES In fling at tho Nevada Hose
Company No. ], and audatOns of No. 2. This is all
well enough so far the latter company Is conce n
ed, as it is composed OF active and determined men
who give evidence Of doing splendid service in tiree OF
need But No. | is made up Of men who arc citizens
and property holders, and who are certainly not in
any respect behind any set OF men IN the qualities
which go to make excellent fremon.
The above, though it may not have been
SO intended, would seem to imply, that the
members of Company No. 2, though very
good fellows, are not citizens aud tax.pay-
ers. We have made some little inquiry rel
alive to this matter, and find that of the
twenty-five members of Co. No. 2, twenty
two are taxpayers that they are assessed
in the aggregate for nearly $l25, 900 worth
of property-being within fraction of
$4,000 for each member-and take them as
q body, there are no better citizens nor bet.
ter men.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

JUDGE STDGER.-We learn from the San
Juan Press that Judge Stidger has so far
recovered from bis severe injuries as to be
entirely relieved of pain. aud quite com.
Portable aud cheerful in the society of his
friends He was removed from Timbuctoo
to San Juan last Tuesday, in light spring
ambulance, and hopes to be out in few
weeks.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

HUTcHNG's MAGAZINE, for October, is be-
fore u.s. The only article we have had
time to read, is the one giving Sketches
from the Life of Peg-Leg Smith, the we'll
known mountaineer. The sketches we pre-
sumo will be continued, and no doubt will
increase in interest. There are enough
real incidents in the life of Old Peg Leg, if
properly related, to make a volume of sur
passing interest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

SENATORIAL NoMNAroN.-Mr. A. Inmar
member of the Assembly from Contra
Costa county in 1867, has been nominotoa
for Senator by the Democracy of San Ina
quin and Contra Costa.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
DowNIEYILLE. Oct. I'd 1860.

DUWNIEVII4IE, UCI. Zu IoUU.
L. D. Colony, merchant of Downieville,
was fonpd yesterday, murdered and robbed,
on the trail to Sierra Valley, about fifteen
miles ftom this place. His body has been
brought to town.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

tnA" CoNvERr.-The Southwestern
news OF Americus, Georgia, after having tenn
PG,rarlly supported the pretentions of Breckin-
irlage ana Lane, has declared in favor Of Doug.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

soNoMA COUNTY has total population of
l2,O2L This number shows about four
persons FOR every vote cast in the county
last year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
BIRTHS,

At Remington Hill Lite Yerl, to,snshin Scnt
I'd, the wife Of J. Y RiehaJs, of son.
AT Mountain Wells, August 9th, the wife of j.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

HE Union party of San Francisco an.
pointed a committee on Saturday evening
last to nominate candidates for scnators
and Assemblymen. "'O'S :
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
MARRIED..

In this city, Sept. soth at the residence of Geo.
w. w. hicl' Esq;; Dy Kev Briefly, Capt. WM. l..
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

MONEYS ExrREss.-This paper, former.
ly published at Folsom, has been removed
to San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

SHIPMENT OF SILVER ORE.-Tbc steomor
sonora, which sailed on Monday for pans.
at $23,6s5. '''A 0ie' valued
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in Post Office at Nevada City California.
October lst 1850. Publised officially in the NEvAns
DEMOCRAT, having the largest circulation Of any pa
per pvblished in the county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

RACING.-The fall races of the Sonoma
county Jockey Club will commence on the
9Th inst, and continue six days.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
Nerada 9emotrat.

OctavIan HoOgs, Is our Agent for San Fran
cisco lie is authorized to receive advertisements,
aud collect and receipt for the same.
A.BndIam, Jr., Is our Agent for Sacramento,
20 receive advertisements and collect for the
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
II F.. F. SPENCE,
Druggist " Apotheear! ~ Broad ST., Nevada

Il street, purse conhninC a Gold Specimen.
and some coin. The Owner can have the articles by
describing them and paying for this advertisement.
GRAHAM GILLESPIE.
Nevada, Oct. I'd 1s6O.--oct2%
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

Fatal AccIDEsr- Nelson Hammond, who
drives on the NJ igw he and Camptonvillc
route, informs us, tint on Monday last, while
engaged in digging w,ll for Judge May, at
the latter pace, Miehe Mahon was caved up
on and ourie9 IN IN the earth, When his body
was reeoyeree ee lie vase ztinct. Deceased was
aged about 70 years singular coincidence
IN the aitalr 49, That widowed sister was resi-
ding with MN, whose husband had been killed
at CamPtonvile, yer or two previously, by
an accident similar all n fs nature, occurring in
the dlgglngs !his dodoIe catastrophe has left
her entirely without nale protection.-Sa
Juan Press.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02

WALKER TO BE Sror -,rlo. a;.-i...,. a.
Union, received by bny Fxnro uiSpaIch 70 .L .hc
following item; -fAe''' eoii'ain' 'he
The Spanish war seamor rw. ~.
arrived at Havana fan, T,-;i IailciSco heasiS' .S
instant, and reports hat ,ba u4o' Mo On .ne IIl
Icarus with transbrt nd tran, aorltisn steamer
eral Alvarez, preceded to p'i H. p;n GnueI T oeA-
where Walker was enca,nnoJ % 1I IVlo Neer9
the Icarius proceede M tba r;,o NJ oosaS 7,
Walker who, with hs e;obt,. ~, anu cap'uasa
to Truxillo, and depred 70 ,ho eri II maS olouSn'
enoiile1 I o, s;oi- m men were very destitute,
anu may aN G.. ny epermitted to return
70 tLs oni.eu 'e oed les condition that they
"oulu nT Ton.x.I "ss& another expedition
aSa1iis' OehH% -. i a. hna lea. Walker and Col.
huuIel 1.!! ale ~ s. oc shel The Guatemala expe-
utlOh alI'eu "i1eI the capture of the filihnsters
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-02
FINEST QUARTZ JEwELRY.
On Saturday, October 9th 1860.

E3- For full particulars refer to bills. Every ar
ticle Warranted Represented in the bills.
oct. 2td CHAS. W. Young
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

VRUSSES, TRUSSES.-A large assert
- ment of Marsh Trusses and Supporters, sale by
ID. SCOTT,
dtt 25l Main, cor. Mechanic street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

CURIOUS Revolutionary VERsEs.-The
following ingenious composition appeared in a
Philadelphia newspaper many years ago. Its
author is unknown. Its popularity consists
in the manner i'll which it may be read, viz,
in three different ways: l. Let the whole be
read in the order in which it is written 9.
Then the lines downward on the left of each
comma in every line; and 8. In the same
manner on the right of each comma. BY the
first reading it will be observed that the revo-
lutionary cause is deprecated, and lauded by
the others
Hark hark the trumpet sounds the din of wars alarms
Der seas and solid grounds, doth call rs all to arms
Who for King George doth stand their hunOrs soon will
shine,
Their ruin is at hand, who with the congress Join.
The acts of parliament, in them much delight:
hate their cursed INTENT who for the congress fight
Ihe tories OF the day. they my daily toast;
lheY soon VIII sneak away, who independence boast
VINO nOnresstance hold, they have hand and heart
May they for slaves be sold, who whiggish part
On Mansfield, North, and Butte may daily blessings
pour,
Confusion and dispute, on congress evernore;
10 North that British lord, NAV hOnOrs still be done
wish a block OF cord to General Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

ians. During the expedition, Crispi, with his
wife, the only woman of the expedition, ac.
companied Garibaldi and fought in every &C.
ton, his wife experimenting the attendance
on the sick and wounded 1t was this man
whom Signor La Farina wanted first to throw
overheard with the secret hope, of course,
Of hinging the dictator after him. Garibadi,
out of consideration for Victor Emanuel and
under the high pressure of the aristocratic
liberals, consented, although under protest, to
form a new ministry and dismiss Crispi, whom
he, however, retained personal counselor
and friend. But Garibald had hardly made
this sacrifice when he became aware that the
dismissal of the Crispi ministry had only been
insisted upon in order to quarter upon him a
cabinet which, in all but name, was not his,
but La Farina'S or Cavour's cabinet and
which, encouraged by the presence of La Fa-
rina, and relying upon Cavours protection,
would i'll a very short time counteract his
whole plan of liberation, and turn all their
influence throughout the country against the
Nizzardist intruder, as Garibaldi was already
nicknamed. 1t was then that he saved his
own cause, not less than that of Sicily and
Italy, by the expulsion of La Farina with the
two COrsican brothers, the acceptance of the
resignation of La Farina's ministerial nomi-
nees, and the appointment of patriotic min.
lstry, among whom we may mention Signor
Mario
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
From the Knickerbockcr,

We saw mean thing done by horse the
other day. We were crossing over to the me-
tropoliS in one of the Jersey City ferry boats,
which, as usual, was very much crowded.
Standing Oh the forward end of the boat,
among the thronging teams, we noticed Jer-
sey dandy, if you know what that is-a young
man over-dressed, but neat as a pin, with a
small bouquet Of roses and leaf sprigs in the
button-hole Of his somewhat fashy cutaway
coat. While his eyes were fixed upon the
huge hulk of the Great Eastern, at her dock,
foot OF Hammond street. a sorry looking horse,
without noticing it, nipped off his button hole
bouquet, 'eaving, instead, a round, white cir
Gle Of "horse slobber." We pitied him when
he discovered that his flowers were gone, he
seemed to "feel so bad" Meantime the "fac.
ulty'' animal winked to his companion, which
was as good as a horse laugh at the practical
Joke
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
G0(Ortester 9ailp Spp.
BY GRACE APPLETO

D1 bhAAE AGIIEION.
Over our doorway roses twinc-
Ills humble home, but half divine,
In tange Of roses and eglaniine.
Wee little windows cannily look,
From under the old root-tree into a brook.
Frollcking down from a rocky nook.
Welcome darling!n they seem to say
10 the musical streamlet tripping away,
GIeelully down through the meadow hay;
Or, wistfully, sometimes, "Prithee stayr'
But never the laughing waves delay,
Tho ever SO softly echoing ''ag'"
To the lean-to roof gray lichens cliLg-
over 1t great elm branches fling
Drowsy shadows, and lazily swing.
Singing and swinging to and fro
In the odorous air, their tasses flow
1enderly over the cot below.
And the sills are velveted DER with moss,
Soft as a lady's silken floss
Thresholds a fairy queen might cross.
Hither and thither the robins fit
Or sauciy under the roses sit,
Asking liberty-neyer bit
Happy as ever the birds are we!
Happy as never the birds can be;
For tile birds can't love, as l 1--we thee!
Under the roses we sit and dream,
ill sorrows only like rose-leaves seem,
Floating away on the ripping stream!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
TERMS OFADVERTIsTIa

D ffi isENlENTs published in the DAILY Or sIOs
.o,,,a .or .nfee insertions and 20 cents for each sub
-. - iiiSeruoh Ten lines or less) constitute a
square Advertisements ordered inside o. IN 80
prominent place as also those largely displayed vii,
made on liberal terms Ia may w
IN WEEK. First insertion 81 per square: each .Bb
- All transient Advertisements must be paid ,u
70 make quarterly payments V ie4uifeo
- No gTataitoas Advertisements No report reso
unions. or proceedings of any corporation socetv -
association and communication designed to cali aiten
ton to any matter of limited individual interest
ne Inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
- The Publishers Will not hold themselves respon
sibe for that may occur. beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

IL of Springfield, Mass
Cash Capital paid in, SI500OO 90
Accumulated Surplus $4,000 90
CHARLES MARSH, Secretary
VIII insure Real and Personals Property against Fire on
application to WIN. 5. DENNY, Agent,
257 Main street, Cark's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
HENRY q. sPALDING q CO.,

Annexed is an Alphabetical List of Articles which,
usefulness bv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
9N&OitinaI.
u r O N G. HAL LOZENG
Manufactured by
CHASE a. CO., BOSTON, MASS.

The manufacturers of these Lozenges have for wears
been endeavoring to possess themselves with suitable
recipe which would be invaluable in the alienation and
care of all Bronchial difficulties, and at length having
received the assistance of distinguished Boston Phys
ctan come before the public with article which they
warrant second to none in use.
Those afflicted feel perfectly in using the
lozengcs, Tor they have been thoroughly during
the past year as they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all in pronouncng
them fully equal to ythng of the kind in the market
The reputation which CHASE IL Co have enjoyed for
the past twelve years in the manufacture IOZenves
that could be relied upon for strength and purity will be
guarantee OF the superior excellence of the Bronchial
ozenges And their perfect knowledge business
together with their facilities for manufacturing enable
them to place this Specific within the reach Of all
They can be found at all the respectable Apohecaries
Grocer aud Country Stores, at the low price 10
per ISoX.
Ministers, Public Speakers Teachers, Singers and
Others will find ii Tor their advantage give them fair
trial
GEO r SPURR, POI Main street will furnish the
trade Of Worcester and vicinity at Wholesale Retail
16 deoptf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
X E Y S

Fitted to Trunk Valise Chest Drawer and Door Locks
and Repairing done at Short notice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
Go be Get.

TO LET-In Worcester Bank Block,
"A the large and pleasant room between the Library
Room and EatOn's College rooms, formerly occupied by
E. I. Billings, Artist. Apply to WIN. IL. EATON,
mY2Y dtt at the College
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
miscellaneous.
VEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS

FENEN PER CENT INVESTMENTS
IN ST. LOUIS.
we arc prepared to make investments. at teI cent
interest with ut expense the lender in mortgage Of
I'm proved productive Real Estate st Louis which Is
well known to be the wealthy and prosperous city
ufthU West. - ~ ''
our CORRESPONDENTS are Messrs Pollard and Renck
whose i2n reputation and extensive acquaintance with
The capita lists aud business of st Louis give them
tne choice OF the best securities offered the market
ar Albert Iodd, lawyer Of high standing. with excel
rent Judgment and large experience in real estate will
apprdiSc the property and examine the titles
The conditions Of these such that fdcfut he
made IN the payment of the notes for interest or
principal or in the faithful performance of any agree
ment concerning paying taxes, insurance. &c then the
property be sold thirty DAYS notice for tbe nav
ment OF the whole debt, interest and expenses.
-, ~ WARREN ~ OSBORN,
hlVlS dS&M tt IL Merchants Exchange, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11
Zeal estate.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

-, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
81 IN LEOMINSTER.-The subscriber has good
s4..AFarm. with OF the best water powers in the
property consists Of good stone dam the Nashua
river grist and MILL in running order. houses
one barn with out buildings and about eighty acres Of
land The property is the great road leading from
lcominstcr to Lancaster, about half mile from sta
hall miles from on the Ftchburg Railroad and will
be sold together in lots to suit purchasers The
ton good one for the manufacture OF cotton or wool
en- goods, paper; viii be sold cheap. The whole
part of the purchase money may lay for long time, by
building, if desired.
stone dam, but 40 buildings in the westerly part OF
Leominster, the Nashua river, two miles from the
manufacturing village at So Ftchburg will exchange
of the above property for real estate in the city of
Worcester, March l, 1860. al mch5
I UMBER YARD FOR SALE OR TO
"a BE LET-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union streets formerly occupied by Edwin cha
that with ali the other Iaroads in the civ Terms b.
oral. The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
- FOR SALE-House No. 9 Market
# street corner of Union street the residence of tho
s4ALlatc Nathan Muzzv: is thoroughly built and in
good repair; contains ten finished rooms besides
tans about 1000 feet with variety of thrifty young fruit
ie3o d2tawGEggttf - - LEWIS C. MUzzY
ELEGANT HOUSE LOT FOR SALE.
A Corner of Chandler and Queen streets, l25 by 60
feet Terms easy. Enquire of ELI Il. FAIRBANKS,
No 1903 Pleasant street, Worcester, or Il. D. WALKER
Taunton, Mass dit my2l
~ NEW HOUSE FOR SALE ON
k; HARVARD SEREET-The subscriber has inst
ts..-4c0mpetCd first class House the splendid lot
his residence, aud offers it for sale the most
favorable terms. The lot contains about $4,000 feet of
land, and the best location the street would invite
those who wish to purchase nice residence call at
my office on Norwich street. at my residence No. IT
Harvard street, and shall be happy show them the
property. ALFRED WYMAN
myl5 d3m*
- FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE
EsiI HOMESTEADS.-Each comprising a new House.
sA.hB Barn, and or - of the best Land Only II
mile from the Post Oncc in this city. Will be sold cheap
ton Corner, Worcester. d&wtf meh9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-11

ECONOMY. DISPATCH
ga STITCH IN TIME SAVES NNE."-Ha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

tiuid, and hundreds packed up and started over me
mountains. The settlers in Long Valley, s'e
Tr,lckee Meadows, and Steamboat Valley, packed
ND their things and left with their cattle Tor the
vicinity of Cavon City. News Of tho disaster was
Immediately teIegrnphed to all parts OF California
and assistance required. ComPan'ss were 'oIm a'
in Sacramento, DcwnieviDe, Nevada and other
places and in a few days we're here. Gov. Downey
Of Califorpis made requisitiOn on Gen. Clarke TOR
troops. and $50 regulars were soon on the way;
sixty have since followed. Companies OF volunteers
were again formed here. Col. Jack Hays ot . vls-
lance notoritty an old Texan Ranger and indian
fighter was chosen commander; Col. Saunders .,
Sacramento Ia second in command under hays-an
being under command Of Capt Stewart OF 'he
regulars. The companies, sfter organization. pro-
ceeded 10 the Big Bend of the Carson River TO en-
camp until the full force could get together; AL
about o'clock on the morning Of the 18th u may
the advance guard Of the army came 10 CONTACT WIN
A force Of 200 Indians. An engagement etsued, In
which seven natives were killed; three OF the WINES
were slightly wounded. From Williams Stanon near
IN. Biz Bend, the army marched In pursuit IN tne
d,rect;on the Fl at party had taken, ami when with
IN a few miles of the first battle-ground, announcer
skirmish was had with tho Indians, by party IN
advance of the main army. Fourteen lodiins wero
left dead on the field, beside who were carried
off by their companions. Three OF our Inen We're
killed and several wounded. Capt. Storrer OF the
Virginia volunteers, il reported Us being morsally
wounded. The army passed by the scene OF the
battle of the 18th; they found aud buded fifteen
dead bodies. Henry Meredith was not found among
the dead From the battle-ground tho army pro-
eeeded to Pyramid Lake, but found no indians
there This is the latest account we have received
from the seat Of war. The probabilities are that
the war will continue for mouths az the Indians are
well armed mounted, and proyisioned, and are
probably eagued with all the tribes this side OF Salt
Lake. Many suppose they are nstigsted to their
Expectations by the Mormons. Those who came
back from the battle of Pyramid Lake report hav-
ing seen several whites ia the Indian army.
mu.t finish for this time. In my next shall
mention the most prominent silver and gold mines
in this vicinity and other matters Of interest,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
A Cos1Lr Naval ExPERInKsr-The Washington

correspondent of The N. y. Herald says:
" The steamer Pawnee, built at Pnil4delphia BY al
ouide constructor by authority of Secretary roucey
il lii ely 10 prove failure She is experiment, aud
q very eosis one. She was 10 have been detailed 10
cDbvy tie Commission sutho rized by Congress - the
If mus Q; ChifQui but doubts exist about her safety.
growing out ~ Der nj tr trip. IL il reported th It
she rolls very heavily, and pitches 70 an alarming de-
gree. SO great weie thsse MOTORS that IL WAS
ssry 10 ron OFT the ggns to their firing positions
q. r 20 steady her. Since her return IL has been
commenced hat Der battery be changed TO lees cali
btT md the guns 10 ienain rs in ordinary ships Of
war on sides Of deck. Owing 10 her mode of rig the
ship Will not stay When nndsr sail the Gully way to
change Der tack was by weering.' The Pawnee cost
the Govern eDt ruch more money tan vessos Of the
ssne size bu by naval constructors IN the yards An
immense spouni of ma eial has been wasted upon her.
Sire consdet,d failure in point " speed and on tue
whole will add no credit TO the navy second trsl
trip bas been ordered. II probable tho Harriet Lane
will be detailed TO convey the Commission 10 Chirqui,
& tie Pawnse gives 10 better satisfaction on her second
rial "Trip than ehe did on her first"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The Mayor has reno led the benringer q. Washing
ton Market snd appointed Wn W. Tinker to the place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

1T ia raid that strange usus nature in the poll.
tics ofth- day is 10 lie in Essteort Ne Tnis 10
nothing ess than Custoa III fuil Of officials who
for Douglas 70 man Ia is probable thar ,his sight
will not iemaln long on exhibition. .....
The Wide Awake Battalion of Newark. v. J.,
propose To visit Hartford and New-Hayen IL a body
on the 2Gth inst Pablo Pc options i'll Ia Siyen by
TIE WceAH axes OF both the la ter places and peas-
AIT excursion may be anticipated.
The Memphis Aralasche, in a report of a Demo.
cratic Convention recently held in the nei yhborhood,
thus pearngly alludes ~ a recruit:
IN. ID. Collins, esq., of Memphis, succeeded Mr..
Flomuoy. He appsar.d upon the stand like a new
Ill IL, political ornament Mr Coias gratefully
accepted ne p silion assgnsi bim sub-e-etor for
the comfy and promised 10 Contribute sl h's 20
e ssd ile election OF Breckenridge and Lane Hr.
promise II a brilliant canvass. HE future 10
hgtpg tor the yictors tread, and 70 folio Ia his
had viii soon be the honor,d place for bold Demo-
craiie sold e.y."
On Saturday morning Mr.. Douglas, on bis way 70
srtr Place, received in the railway station at
ow-Hsytn by large crowd Being taken mp stairs
ard PLACED a chair, he said fec words, promising
to retain and speak longer on Monday. -
The New-York correspondent Of The ChariestoS
Courier eays that The Jopaai o. Commerce Is like Q
iresh young giant, healthy and vigorous. It's blows
will ted. Though not ye, really committed, IL is going
to support Breokiidge. Ats veteran and chief editor,
NJ. Hall Ok, is strongly in his favor, aud win soon