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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-27

The following conversation took place near
Mound City while the U. S. forces were
marching to their camping ground:
Oficer.-'.Madam can you tell me the
whereabouts OF Capt. Montgomery and his
ou,lawss''
Quaker Lady cannot; did not know
that he had . band of outlaws
DO you presume to say that you don't
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-27

- Mr. Curtin. the newly elected Gov.
ernor of Pennsylvania. in . speech in Phil.
adelphia on the lst. said:
The law making power ofthis State has nsv-
er desigpedly placed upon our statute book
laws to contravene or obssruct the exec1eion
OF any act Of the Federal 0overnmsns Bot
if there be any statutes on our book which.
in effect. do contnvsne or conflict with any
legislation of the National Goverumeat. or
obstrues the execution OF any law Of The
United States. upon being fully satisfied
that such is the tact, let us repeal them.-
Earnest and prolonged cheering Let us
show to the South and the North. and al
the world, that while Pennsylvania vindi-
Gates her own interests and rights. che is
faithful to the Union. and thaA the right Of
no State man in the nation shall over b
interfered with, restricted or limited by any
act of the people of Pennsylvania.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
sc II & Ian b.

ST. einem in Bari8 aus ct. BeterSbnrg ein<
9etrOierlen griefe beiBt es. Der Aoel Iebt
nod fprtma1renp ben ge1trebnngen Der 9lesie=
rung betreff8 Der emancipation Der 9eibeige<
zen ben bebarrli9lten BiOerlfa nj entsegen,
allein audi Die anOeren @lailen fansen an, gu
%agitiren, Sr, &pfOrel1, Elm observation-disclosures
S9ritifeller uno 9eldifter 6abrifant, foroert
IN eirerl Nrtifel be8 n91uIflden 8pten" aus
s~epebntere prlitiide 9fedte fir Die Witteltlal-
fen, Oeren 8irben melt ldperer leien al8 bic
oe8 Npel8, Der iid 9leid prbl 10 groBeu @in=
fluIle8 uno 10 pieler Surredte %erfreue. Die
Mittelflalleu 9fuBlanO8 finp, fii9t Ell bin3u,
5ablreid unp 9etieteriid, uno lebt ba bic per-
idtepenen @laNen ibre Gedte Iorpert, lolte
aud tire Gimme perltpmmeu iperben. QSie
semdBi9t AUDI piele Bprte iino, 10 BADEN le
pod cine 9rpBe 8irfnn9 III HuBlano ulO fall
len ni6t auf nnfruGtbaren 8pben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Selegrapbtiebs Seabrtcbten
GOltQreB.

@afbtngton, 16. Sebr. Senat.
Dpplittle perlan9te Die 8erleIung leine8 Art=
trays, mpr1a6 bd8 SerrttprtalzG pmite ~infruirt
iperoen lon, cine 8i1 fir Die 3ulallun9 ppn
&alia8 inter Der 8panOotte Gpnltitutipn ei1tz
5uberidten. l 2 iha b
Der @e9en1tano lpurbe perldpben.
9au8.1 Som 8ra1ipentert lief ctrte 8pt@
ldaft Elm, pOrit er ueloet, baB er Die Bplbia
ltntel5etdynet bat, f9e4l as ssaf
Sldlpn bradte frlgenoe Neirluticn ein Der
Glerf lplle %an9ewiclen werpelt, Die sesenmdrtiz
gen SiBe aus benz Saale Der 01eprdlentaltten
elltfernen l1lo bic alten Stitble uuD Suite tpiez
Der aufite0elt gu lallen, uno nm ibm Belt bier
gu 5t geben, lplle ltd baS Sau8 init 8eiitin<
mn19 pe8 Senate8 auf 2 Wpdert perta9et.
Der Illtru9 lpuroe ans Blenar-@ onlite eer>
lpie1en. islf $3.50
Gurle9 beantragte Die 4bl9affung Der 81
Iderei=Prdmien. An'8 5artoel5z@O nlite per=
tpiei EN-. 5.
Seitt beautrqgte, BET GrnsreB lplle it6 bis
5t 5. Stunt perta9ea; er 500 ieoD6 ben 4atru8
3uriif,
8arf8bale bra6te cine 8tl ei1, tppourd ge@
lrille Seftipner De8 Neutralitdt8z@ eiebe8 pprt
1910 lplpeIruIeI uHD dIDere dHlenQrI lDerDe1.
4n'8 Sultt5z@ omite perpieleu.
9aplpr bra9te ethe 8ia Elm iiber bic @rz
%perbnn9 @nbd'8 purd llnterbanplungen nnb
iiber Guba'8 Nufta6rite In bic l1ntcn. 9lt'S
@culite fir ~au8wdrti9e8 permieen.
Bingham bradte cine 8il ein, ippburd olle
afte Der 2e9t8latur BON Nem~M ericp, melhe
bic Sflaperei einfiibren uab bel6aben, fir null
uno nidti9 erfldrt perpcn, an paS Sulfi3zGo<
mite perpieier, -
Die @abl peS DruferS purOe ouf rnOr9ell
perldpben, @,he
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Mnfnmft Der u eberlambpUN.

MallcA'8 Stattpn, 10. 6eb. Die
lleberlanppplt brin9t Radri@teu aus San
6ranci8cp rpnt 49, San. Z.
Ni4ter Mc2lailfer mics in Der Sibultg bes
8unoe8<8 eridte8 bonn 20. Sanuar ba8 @elnd,
5uriif, Die IN Dem Brp5eB INN bic Seem Nlmeod
Quedlilbermt1en alt9epronete Snjunctirn auf.
3u9eben. Dies ma4t eS wabrldeinti9, bat
Die Minen rnbearbeitet tleiben tperbeh, Bis Der
YroSeB BON Der Supreute Court Der Ser. ct.
entldteoen 1T. @S ntrb lebr beDaaert.
Die republifanii6e 5taatSconpentipn, melz
DIE Dele9aten CUR 3ationals@ p1eenttpu IN gbi=
ca9O gu eripaRlen BAT, 1T auf ben 20, 6ebruar
anberauutt. syaes#
Da8 Gentral<@ Committee Der 4nttS2ecpmp-
tpnzD enicfraten pertuste lt6, Dbne eile gtaat8z
convention CUR Babl bon Delegateit 3nr Nd1zi
tipnal~@ Onoentipn IN @barleiton gu berufen,
giele 9laa6ten, paB bic Staat8cCnpentiOn Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
eeetes BON @aIbinston.

8aibtn9ton, 16. 6ebrnar. Der
Sendt beltdti9te beute in leiner @recutip@ Six
5un9 ben Sertra9 nit Bara9uap.
256 8ill8 unD 9telplutionel muroe1t beute
I'M 9auIe eia9ebra9t- mebr ais ie 5uDor.
81. @attle8, fri1erer 6epafteur peS Seralb
pf6reorm inSauia8, eth ulter6reunb 8rOmn'8,
1T belte bier an9efpnlmett, uni Dor Benz Sarz
per8 6errb llateriuduu9S= @pmite per6Srt gu
peroelt. 18 asj3 tt
geioe Sartl er be8 @pn9rele8 ~er1annten bente
committeeman, UNI Arrangements fit bic @inz
pelbnn9 BON Bai6ia9tOn'S &eiterltatue 3u
t%reIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
9lmerifant f6e Nadbriebten.

ueberbie erbdrmlt9e Denun@
3tatipn Der 8trpdz@p. me9el oShnar5<
3epublitani8mn8 " bic BON Der bieiige1 nSun4
nit 10 grpBem @uito brett g~etreten murpe, be-
merit Elm bemDfrQtfi6eS glqtt Der
B6ila6elpbia 0emsfrat
SdleAter St1ei6. Oenun5iatipn. gpr
Der @eieBgebung pu,n W2arplanp If gegerlpdr<
tia cine unteriudun g anbdngig 6e5a9liA Der
M3ittel, npbur9 iiCb Bbilaoelpbier &dpitdliIteu
ppr ben Baltimore Councils einen @barter fir
Gf6btii6e @eIenbabl TEN er9auitert BADEN fclert.
G8 reroen e~enannt 5pitathait grDf, eSpbn
Sir, 2aprence S9hnipn, 9pnrab g. @rppe
uno 91pbert g. T1plOr, Iammtll6 BET bieliseu
@ta6tz8 ahuen betfeiligt (1ablpr lift 8rdltoeni
elmer berIebeu9. 8ei oteler @elegen6eit bal
mar id feuerreIerif6er Seits mad Y9ifdeel-
p6ta gepeHpet, uul etnai9e ppltttlHe 9~tptt5en,
pelde geeignet Iein mSdten BON bieIerSehe Den
frempen 9apitaliten ben 6als breden 81 bel
fen.
So tbut un8 LETT, baB fid, in 8ennlpleaniiea
benz Staat, ner. eerao aller pelitIden Oi8criz
miuatiou in @ei6dft8iafen am fetpDielgfen 1T
II. ieiner2age mad fem NUT, Meliden 9~efunDen
baben, melde piefetr nfntrtebett inter Bic MrHe
ge8rifen. @enisfteu8 1T biz jebt Elm SpIz
der Bsfauut gspoppen, Dab er fi6 DemD-
frat nennt, un6 foB ieine W2itt6eiluuo cine
priDafe uidt fir bic SeHentlidfeit belfimmtc
mar, -an0ert bic GaAlage IN uniern Iugen
nidt i'm MinOefen.
SO 1T eini 4ledter9 trei6, cine reguldre De
nun5iatiDt, melde fi6 Sd. Sames 6. 8anohfe,
Der biefige 9. ct. Dttrift8 Nttcrnep Bat ~
S6uleen fCmmen luiien. @r bat einen 8rief
geldrieben, wOrin sr bic Obensenanuten Gpes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
aadbridten aus MerirO.

zOrlean8, Is, Tebr. Der
Sdppner pStar" 1T nit Nadri9ten aus gera
@ru5 pom 10, b, Sc. ausefppulnlen.
Wtirqlnpn brad AM s. init 5000 Wan1
mad Sera Sru5 altf nno ieine apantSaree mar
bis CUR N1tipnalzSrtf pprseorunseu. Z
Sierra Gru5 mar in 8elaseruns85ulfan6 err
fldrt mproen. 4 8l Hbi d
Der oSaratosa" mar in Sierra @rus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Nempfratiid,e etaatsepnpention Dom @iraiuieu

Gfi4mpnp, 10. Sebruar, Die pemcz
fratlI4e StaatS=@ onpentipn frat beute bier 3ltz
%Iamnlen nidt peai9er alS 800 0elesateu inp
9%e9e1parti9.
Sic tbaten bis iebt ni6t8 als l6reten NIB
%briileit; Die Grbttterlll9 3lpiiden ben 9nbdnz
germ beS @rs@pp. 8iie uao pe8 9. ct. Sc
natDrS Sumter 1T 10 9rOb, paB eS uut Elm Saar
5l elmer Yritoelet 9efDnmen mdre.i .agaG H59l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
@ebeimmiRppner SunD

Scranton, Ba., Is, 6ebruar. Seute
Abello fptroe IN Der Nd9e pe8 bielisen 8abn<
9ofeS in elmer @rube cine Silte sefltaben, mc<
rim ii6 eit 8eill utO 5met 6tBe eile8 Mten@
ldet oefalrpc1, Der lOlperbare 6ultp wurpe
benz Coroner iberaebe1. I6H % 1850
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

.Secompto1zD enlpfrafen Opu9la8zO elegaten err
nennen peroen natnentlid Der neue Senator
9atbarl 1T Dafir.
!, Da8 Nrad oeS oy9Ortberaer" 1T fit 5000
p%erfauft pDr6eil.
Der Quffdifer Btle bat in Gan 6ranci8cD
einen 8prl4lag ldriftlid ein9eretdt, BON bort
cine 2uftfabrt no6 9tewzOprt alt5utreten.
Der Oampfer ,@plumbta, melder ant %,
y. Of. in Gan 6rauci8co aufanl, bra9te. NaG=
rtdten aus Sregoll bonn ~, altS benz Cert
tprlum Walbin8tpn bonn 10. lnlo aus Srttil9
@plul1lbia pom 16.
Sn Sreepn bel6dftiete man lt6 pie 9etpSbn=
LTD bel nit Bplitit. Die Jtepubltfaner utD
4tttzS . mofraten lDllen lid pereiz
ri9en molten, I'm Gpl. 6. .. 8afer BON ga.
i'm nd6Iten Otai gum 8unoe8>Senatp gu err
fpd9len. @pl. Safer wDqte San TranciScp
perlallelt un leinen @obnliB IN Oregon auf=
5nI6lagen; bieS madte iene Sernlatbun9 I'M
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sn Sre9pn Str batte eine 8euer8brunIt
@ebdtpe I'M @ertbe BON 10000 %5erltGrt.
2ieut, Miler'8 Germenung8 @elelI4aft
bate beinabe 800 Mfetlen Der W1SenltraBe
5mil6en QSa1a @aud utp Sort Benton am
DftlDurt SltB ppllenoet. Ste pdre bet1abe
I'm Sdnee unl9efpmmeu.
Nn8 benz 3erritprium @albiuotpn erfabrt
man nur wenis Neue8. Sin @eIeB iber Ser
le9un9 be8 9Re~9iermn9SfBeS pptr Stbnpta mad,
San @b1ber iplrDe perpprfen. a b
Sn beioen 3peigen Der 2e8i8latHr paIltrte
etnlttmmi8 eth Sertrqpea85S ptum far Sen.
N;ph l31AytdyteY n13,ta py;t;5Al lS nr,,,,,k,1 f3,,S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
@pualas nnb aernanSo wppn.

@af9tn9tpn 16 6ebr. Opuglas ers
ldrt e8 fir ilnipabr, paB @opo ibm perlprpz
den babe, bic SEEM YOrfer BoOOpartei ibrn in
@9arleltpn 5u5ufibren. Bs@'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
NOpeal gdr NDnrt.

Baltlncte, Den I6, SSebr. 1860 ~
n @a8rt@t-0 Die Bidder Oder Offce fir BE lebertrasuuo
Der Steuer @onto'8 fir eas laufenoe Sabr tperbex am %. IS. se-
i4lpieu .-D @ufrnertlamteit bon 9eripnen. pelde @igentbum
Uerfauft Deer perlesst baben, mjrs sans belonbers bisrauf penpe-
len, ba niele 6ebler tno 8ei6peroen Sur4 ole NernablaBi9une
elmer r~idt9en oiretten llebertraSun0 entleber. -.
asa3@ s6 Il 60w@ba8. s. Ma66prD e.8s
- $50 mHH1 @6ipa6. 6 entg1tafa lGidter,i ~
SS $3.50 ssu# g. &pnIpr ,enF -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Neue Nn5etgen.
G~GnaerbunO.

Gin WtH9le6 b8 uGerosgorfer Sdngerbunbe8,@ Sc Re in,
Der eiut9e 3eit in Baltimore ber1peute, lit mad fur3em Rroutenla-
ger peribtecen. SD erlu6e biermt ole idntmtliteu MitgHsber
ee5 beiseu aeSGn9erbun6e8 !" Ger B~eero9ilna unieres p~erbltdeneil
S6n9erbrneerS betupobnen. Die @ereine m5aer ibre sfobnen,
nit Slpr lilbiat, i'm 3nge trd9eu. Die 9eerbisuug fabst mabr-
i6etnli6 ua9fet Spn1ta9 ftah. 8etau1b Srt Der 2ulannen=
ttnft lperoer in Der Sanlta98ntaner b. SET. ~aneesei0t.
S O. P.aStetnbe& 9raio. s8 Y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Mus 8pnon.

8pfpn Is. ,6ebr. llnter ben 3nbSrern
i'm 6eprdIentanterbartie befanb Ii9 beute ST..
Sante8 Start, ETH Qn9eiebener Manu plDtlid
ltltr5te er, bon eilletn S4la9fuiie 9etrpffelt,
topt nteper. Oa8 Salt8 perta9te lid lpgleid,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

Die Oefe9aten Der @teubeus GHoctation fuo5 bierrdt ~einaeIaSen
beute, 6reia9 ben II. 5eD. MBen6Si s lbr su elmer fpid-
tssn 8erfanmtar8 III ser 8urnerbane, 300 QgsftlPfaafr. heihpa,
Fnoen. De betre1snoen @ontmtteen wereen eriubti ibe 0eIegaei
our 4%npobna1S bieer 8eratnttute a~n3nbdler. 3as si1sa
Sn Auitra8e Ser Sele9aten5@ erannluns: b7 M
SIN Or q 81 ar j. = r.6aar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Sep6[feruna ppn Gonsos.

81. 2ouis, 16. 6ebr, Die amtlidel
8eridte Der SplfS5dbler sebeit bic s3abl Be
@tuwp9ner bon Saria8 auf 90, $50 ali.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
GurppGtfbe SInc6ricbtem.
Weitere Nddridten OeS 9ampfers MragO
mo BEG 9ampfers @rinre gilbert.

(Oer Dumpfer Yrince Mbertt raf pproefern
mt NodrtAten BIG gum 4. D8. in ct. SObnS
etn.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
8anbDIs. 9on6nI..

Va Der ftnttrSetsbnstc ben Gei9afts-N ntbcl hes Srne. Sec. N.
Smtb opn Der 9ttsn sgtrma fduFih an ib 9ebrabt bat, 70 1rO e.
nunnleDr pas @sly ait at lene ei9ne, aueiutge &ednlns am aItsn
rgsI92dltSPlasssa grfs BON great Su9beS un6 ScbmIonfr., an Der
S3nclelts pes 9aftns IN oaen ieinen p%erlde6enen granGen fort
fuDrea nno eIptteblt it1 ben alien Runbel Der 6trna iotpcbl
ME eInert 9eebrten .pnbtuum. Gr wirS fhts etnerI srOben @Or.
.ratb gut setrpdnsteS Sau- unb ShreiuerbolS baIten nno baGelbe
gen pcrtauien.
(ab2.D Samuel Burnett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

700, 900 @dbinceI nnb 60 +ts,, ,,, sssrpc,,s
@tr lenten bic Animertlamfeit pr ,ftIhher sunbsu ouF unsqe
9rcBe @iecctlagt BON gau. unb Must ,ois pn onsn srteS W. S So
SiaEm aao .yl IiEm. ssE lGmef en- S~8cibtannen. 9aubG3 mad
Seeetarbsit an NORTHWESTERN 5predet pOr in unierem SOIsbofe
No. llo St9eitr. sSpart eeu gfe BON Gutalp umo GermanIfr.
SAYS Burns & Sloan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

%AF11 S1lMt Nerf4lf4
AENiiiI 90 Nfer 4ano rh 9uten @ebduli6feiten, 10 WxlGh
MHNiIN bon Der Stact male Der 2~anoraBe unhin Der aelHnoe-
M,41A item @s3eseap, lloh gfer an Der .Rprbsru G~enaraI-gi-
lsnDaggn, 80 WfsleH bon Der Stapt nit @ebaueens 10 Afsr an Der
banlt9fsiten aaS. ~Stnla9e,b wirS es9en g9en ibunt N Ser gtabt
s,H9ftalnalHt; g gtsr an Der alien 8reoerif TOAD Y aReile BON
SSa esr Staot; 2 9S4lsr N @owor0itr., np6e %eamOentr. l in
sSeltssemparStrs; lin To1ettetr.; ? ir Sern9tOnfr. l in
unO mebrere anSere IN peri9&eensn @e0en,crt ber Stabt. 9OfS Sa
oernnetben IN &cit.galtimoreit Mlcnt nsnt-, @op- un6 WcGl-
oerrDfr. lno 8roaepap. yrunb gu Der faufen in @roaSwop.
@rmncrenten gu peftaufen. @xodcr uno Merits,
u,as 80. go. 6S SdSettehr.
laattliAe @apiere iOpie gSaiietse eri@ts- @c9aF, merben bcltens
tecr8t. Mpl5s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
gu ~perfaufen !.

saEesSaA Blu perfaufen MhRsSSss
A@Fskg M Ser 9ibertpsNooo, 7 Mseten ron Bal I'LL
E%&&a ttnDre, cine 5arnl ppn 100 Dis 200 Nter, #AiiN
paienb fin loLtes bic SaeS 2anb molten. A
Aaa41 Die @ebSutu9feteu bstcten6 aus eiuem speItSdi
gen 9auie, 20 Bis 2S Tub rrp etuer SHeune 40 Ruiz lana 20 SuB
brett nit einsm bsSetten Sang pcn 10 SuB unb etnem SbfsaTteH
NIT iin9er Apfelb1ume1. Ger Gi9entbaner ipa oub einen Ebeit
pes SanoeS oerpatten mad gSuni6. Gas 9an6 lit BON gutter Qua
lhat pno paienb fir Rcrn, gai3en unS @ras su p~fanSen. Sir
ndbere Geoienan9 penoe man liA an BEN gtgent6umer
Ut0- sts IN s@ s.. Tran5 am NlQbe,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Snrptza Hartier Des 1, Stiles eQinent8,

(Otbre N0.26.) saa Ballmtpre ben "A. Setr. 1860.
Die Gurner 96aseu-@pmpasnte bat iib 9eute a6eno 9 1f
in ibrer QratDrp St perlamrnefn, bebufs Der gBabl zines sfpsitS
9ieutenothS, $3.50 9uf geiebt oes Dberit g. BetSrS
WtiDS IS NJ. s. 81 Gpnn s Nbi.is8f
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Ole beiten &Dtlen

unS sOues @ewtbt ut 1925 per TOune aus Der garb BON
tSunea in Der Office bee gDeder ttfeut perSsn. OsIi'snt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
Samuel Burnett.
@udh Der @elt.

Den Ahcrttenteu bes s. 8anbe8 be8 8um DIS Der @eIt sur
3abrbt oaB bic Yrdnne TO- eben e%tnBetrpfeu lift NIB Iofcrf in
@nptona 9enpnuen mer6en fam. sHlE4Ns IA
6erner enpftn9 i'd bic Tprtlebun9 beS 9. @anbes, Stef. 7-12
neblt prdnie ln6 f6uner nod getelnn9cu aMf ben ppltdnbiecn
Sano ~onsgefdbrt lperoen. sM @ H Z
Dd8 guh Der Nelt
'erl6eint III 12ntpnahi6en Qisfsunoen, ibe eieferans entbalt 80
Guartfetten- Sert NIT StabIHih un6 8 cOeTirten Gafelr. NreiS
per gisferang rs @ts. prauie bs 8. 8ap6ss, Der prp@tppuc.
Si SSio. INT d, 81. Sd mist. 80. 50 3, eaSir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-25

By }. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auo.loneers.
'kCSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
- NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
NON HOUsE.''-Ry virtue of deed OF trust he's ,Inv
date March I'd, 1860, executed BY Henry r. Johns io
the undersigned trustee, and duly recorded among
sha sa r en- T -, ashiRg ton county, D. c.
monclng at 10 O'Clock a. m, all the Furniture AID
Eff cts Of the Vernon House." situated at the cor
nor OF Missouri avenue and Third street, embrac
which Is nearly new and OF superior quality. We
name in part "
hands3ne Carved Walnut Parlor Suit IS, finished
=, n Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth.
MaIble-tOp Center, Sofa and Side Tables
Walnut Etegeres, Rockers and Fancy Chairs,
Haad some Giit -trame Mirrors, of various STYLES,
Sup rlor English Brussels Carpets throus h0ut the
Walnut Hat Tree. Hall Chairs, Rugs.
VI cloth 'hrouG hont the passages and stairs,
French CHINA Vases and ManteI Ornaments,
DINING Tableg, =.
Superior Oak french d ming Chairs,
Qua tltv of superior Granite, Dinner, Tea and
~ Coffee w are, Glass Ware,
Silver plated Casters, p,icks Stands, Cake Bias
49, kets, Spoons, Forks Ladies'. &c
Table Cutlery, Walters, Table Cloths,
Handsomely Ornamented Solid Oak Chamber
suites, with Marble tops.
Solid Walnut Chamber Suites, carved and with
Wal ut Sing. - and Double Bedsteais,
Bureaus, Wardrohes, Washstards,
Toilet Sets, Looking Classes, Splttoons.
Father B"stsrs and Po ,s ana Husk Mattresses
BIankats, Comforts Counterpanes. Sheeting,
0hce Furniture, Writing Tables. Cffice Chairs
ard Kitchen Furniture, all Of which is nearly
new and of excellent qualify.
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum a
crsoit OF 60 and 80 days, for approved endorsed
apps dads VIM SMe MEG EfkE co Tru Ass;s
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Private Disnztch

CHARLESTON, April ~ Gushing President.
Resolution adopted authorizing delegates TO vote
in detail, and not as States. This is Douglas
movement to divide Pennsylvania, Maryland
and North Carolina. Resolution Of Burrows of
Arkansas. adopted requiring platform to be
made before nomination Apprehension that
leave the Convention if the principle Of inter
veition is not adopted. IL the Convention holds
together Douglas cannot receive the nomination
Impossible now to form any opinion to who
will be nominated.
Especial Dispatches for the Star
CHARLESTON, April 24-Resolution adopted
with ~ dssentients TO make platform first Rule
adopted that individual delegations can vote
without regard to majority Douglass friends
hope that this will help him.
CHARLESTON, April 2i-Night-Tbe vote on
the resolution to make the platform before nomj-
mating 266 yeas, 81 nays. II seems to indicate
that the North will yield US the platform, IL not
more. II not, the cotton States will certainly
recede. 1t determined at their conference
last night; and ar the South with them, If such
action should be followed by the nomination OF
Douglas The action Of the Convention is 50 FAR
preliminary merely. Nothing yet determined. nor
indicative as to the chances Of the respective can
didates.
Chairman. Seventeen States to eleven. Cook di
not contest Illinois New York case still unde-
cided. Platform will cause dangerous discussion
The South insists on the Senate resolutions
Nothing positive about candidates.
CHARLESTON, April 24.-Nothing decisive vet
The South unit on platform, and half the North
are believed to be with them. Douglas has moi
offered to run on any other than the Cincinnati
| platform as alleged New York surely against
him. r. ON present appearances he can never 70.
ceive majority vote. Ii is said his friends wi
withdraw If platform be made satisfactory n IN.
/ South. The conservative men in the Conyentior
are trying to prevent either wing from boiling il
| any event; yet split Is apprehended, the Demo
cratic States nominating 0ayi- and y,<et ~ A.
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ST. LoUIs, April II A collision occurred abou Z
one ocloc yesterday afternoon near Jefferson bur-
racks, on the Iron Mountain Railroad, between a
construction train and special train conveying
a portion Of the ST Louis Board Of Health 20
Quarantine, by which DR.. Killer. Clerk Of the
Board of Health; John Simmonds treasurer OF
the Railroad Company, and formerly member OF
the firm of, Lucas Simmonds bankers of this
city; George Ritcher. a brakeman, and boy
named James Murry. Were killed
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TissoIution of Insurance Comnani..

ALBANY, n. Y, April li.-Before the special
term Of re Supreme Court this morning. On the
report OF the Superintendent Of the Insurance De-
partment, Judge Hogeboom granted am order d.
fecuhg the Worlds Safe Fire Insurance Com
dissolved.
On an application made by the Attorney-Gen-
eral Judge Hogeboom directed an order to be
entered dlssolving the Pougbkeepsie Fire Insur-
ance Company and appointing a receiver
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Later from the Kio Grauds

New ORLEANS, April 2i.-The steamship Arf
IONA from the Brazos brings Brownsville date
of the 18TH
II was rumored that Coriinas was recognizing
and reported that he had recrossed the 10 Grande
A severe drought reigned in northern Mexico,
and the cattle on the plantations were suffering
for want of water
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BY A, GREEN. Auct,oneer

by n. UnEEN, Anctl0ne6r.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
saTH FGRnHSb-VHAf NJ PeukN!IuRE AT hucTIoN.-0n
ware house NO. 396 d, betwean 9Th and 7th streets
az 10 O'Clock a. m large and excellent assortment
Of nearly new second hand Furniture belonging to
persons about to leave the city. We mention in
part "
OGe fine Walnut Damask Brocatelle Covered Par
Tor Set, mrrisng-
French Sofa, two lar.e Arm Castor and four par
Tor Chairs, "
S'v,ral Gothic and Fancy Chairs. Whatnos
Marble top Center and other Tt bles and Stands
Inc I6-fset Extension Dining Table,
Iron Hat Tree,
pl,td Spoons ard Forks 0'
9 ass end other Lamps
Reception Rush, Cane seat and other Chairs,
BRUSSELS and other Carpets and Mating
Bureaus and Wardrobes,
Wash Closets and Stands,
I've tine painted Cottage Chamber Sets
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Pillows md Rcdding,
ConklDF Radia'o and other Stoves
WIN arg e assortment OF Kitchen Utensils.
je-ms: All sums under SIS cash over N25 q
do 8 ID, bearing interest va
dp I'D A, GREEN Auct