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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-14
Z ANDERSUN. WI
ANDERSON & MILTON.
Alto RNEYS AT i A w,
SOLICITORS IN CHANG
NARIANNA, FLA.

NARIANNA, FLA.
Practice in the United States District Court ITALIA
HASSEE and A?PALACHIC0LA in the Supreme
Court at MARIANA, and in the follow
lowing named counties:
Jackson, Franklin, w Washington & Calhoun.
The terms of holding Courts in above-pamed counties,
in April and May October and November.
Mariana, Fla, March l3, 1850. 2l-6nos.
LOT OF NEGROES FOR SALE.
VINE, TaE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED
w a Executors of the estate Of AASoN ana ELIZA
BETH TARPLEv. decd, will expose to publc sale, on
the 10th day of April next the Court House door in the
town Of Graham,
Eleven Likely Negroes,
consisting of men, women and children, TO wit two men,
two women. three pillow boys and other children
Terms made known day of sale.
Wa. c. TARPLEY, Fv,-s
A b. TARPLEY, ~
March 80, 1860. ll-"3t.
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"a We have several communications in hand
which shall appear as soon as practicable. '@'r
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
At the residence Of William K. Folk of Berthe county,
on the 22d ult by the Rev. A. NJ Craig Mr. William NJ.
Sutton TO Miss II. L. Folk.
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Hon. R. c. PURyEAR, Pres't, Raleigh, N c. E I
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asm osaus paig Grestsnt Saturday aasaus Dune 80 1860

hind. W. hear to-day that three ships are on
their way ID take these people back, and that by
the charter party they to arrive here BY the LIST
July. Ii. to be hoped that they will do so, and
come ahundantly furnished with water, an article
Inst 1T thfs time very scarce here.
The weather has been unusually hot and CAM
and everything is suffering much from want 81
rain. The dust Of tile streets VIXEN disturbed
rises in clouds, like those Of Hahara on small
scale, and were it not that cool and refreshing
beverages are abundant here, many an untortu
nate would be as effectually choked Is though inc
| qarrote were around his neck.
There have been no wrecks for q long time =
relieve this tiresome state Of things yet the people
/ seem to get along Independent Of the awards II
Admiralty and compensation fer salvage service
The bark Sarah G. Hyde has finished loading
having on board 24o0 bales cotton, and will sal
for Havre on the I'D, if her crew arrives per lisa
bel. Her expenses amount to slT,o6a 6S.
The French brig JENNIE Ida Is alsaready to sail
ana awaits orders per Isabel. Her expenses art
s3462 Ii.
Arrived, June IS, English ship Enlna, Bahamas
smack I. G. Taylor, Havana; U. s. steamer vixen
Phelps, Pensacola. June II, schooner L. Seqar
Pensacola smack Prima Donna, Havana.
Sailed, June 10, schooner Arago, q. S. Survey
Fort Texas. June Is, U. S. steamer ken, Nor
folk Va La
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KEY-wEsr CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans eresceni.l
KEY-WEsT, Junef2I 1880.
Mr. Edaor--In my last | mentioned that the
crews Of the Widire and William were up before
Judge Marvin. of the U. s. Court habeas corpus.
Since then the foreign part Of their crews have
been discharged. as not legally amenahle to the
act of 1890. The q. s. steamer Mohawk gave
them q free passage 70 Havana.
The Americans stanhope, Strong and others. are
still ii Jail. HUTCHINSON, q New Yorker aud nate
Of The Wildiire, was liberated on bail The iaii at
this place is small, and owned By the Suite, aud in
building it of such size 1t was thought amply
large to contain all the rascals Indigenous to the
soil: but if the process of eoionzing scanps from
i sister States and yagabonds Of all chimes Is to
continue, Florida will have to enlarge her domieil
for tAe comfort Oh Its inmates.
The negroes are getting along very well at The
Il depot. There arc many sick, and over two hun
dred have died; nearly all Of them having beer
exhausted by dysentery. The patients of tht
William are slowly recovering, and the disease has
ceased to spread among them. Some are total,
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Rel ssaaeg EUes.es& Meeting
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
CHOOSE DELEGATES.

III the absence Of any organization III this city for the support
oil BELL AND EVERETT for the Presidency and Vice Prcsi
dency Of the United States and in accordance with the follow
ing resolutions becomes duty President of the meeting
held at Odd Fellows Hall the 30h May last invite the
friends of he Constitution the Union the enforcement Of
the Laws favorable to the above ticket, meet at ODD Eel
LOWS HALL IN Mass Meeting on SATURDAY NEXT, Both
june at s o'clock r. NJ, to elect DELEGATES TO THE
STATE CONVENTION which is to the itliof duly
~ Baton Roage Ter tho purpose of selecting BELL AND
EVERETT State Electoral Ticket for the Presidential
pn, and for the formation of State Executive Committee
Resoiee That We admit OF no other Platform than the
Constitution.
Reetr'd That the citizens Of Louisiana who the Con-
stution Of their country and 1t the charter Of their
liberties and who arenty desire the union Of tho States
pefpeaaea, be requested hold meetings In their respective
Parishes 70 elect Delegates Convention held Baton
Rouge on ne 49, Of Jny next for the purpose Of nominating
an Electoral Ticket for this State
je2S 2pst a. ROSFIIIrS
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srx4 d adass y all

II Mr.. Buchanan llas time eFgl hef9re the 4
expiration Of Iii I'M ID President; for
many Of his deficiencies and shortcozslngs by q
succession Of good deeds. And if he enly fol-
low up his recent veto eff the Homestead bill with
other performances equally as worthy and as de-
serving Of praise lie may yet escape from the Pres
ideney into private life without The hostility which
now seems to be felt towards him, o at least three
fonrths of the American people.
The BILL as it finally passed both Houses Of Con-
gress provided for the sale of the public 1ands to
actual settlers, at twenty-five cents per acre, on
credit of five years. To say that there is any ma
terial difference between this and the absolute and
unconditional giving.way Of the public lands, is
simply absurd The thin veil of hImbnggery which
surrounds the bill, in this respect, has been torn
away by the Presidential veto in o manner alike
admirable and effective.
So also the other objections to the bill-the in
jury It would work to previous purchasers, to the
holders Of bounty land warrants, to the old sol
diers and to the public Treasury are presented
BIZ the President with much force and clearness.
II Mr.. Buchanan could defend his own positive acts
with as much ability as he attacks those of Con-
| gress, he might go out of the Presidency with as
| great popularity perhaps as was enjoyed by that
| model patriot and President Mr.. Fillmore.
| johnson Of Tennessee, Wade and Pngh Of Ohio,
and other advocates Of this agrarian proposition,
were particularly savage and bilious when the
Presidential veto came back into the Senate. They
| attacked it with the feroeity of hungry tiger
/ but it takes two-thirds vote to overcome an Elk
ecutiye veto; and that two thirds was not forth.
i coming. On the question whether the bill should
pass, despite theveto, the following was the result
4 AYES Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler, Clark
\ Do0lftle Durkee Fessenden, Fitch, Eoote, Foster
Gwin, Hale, Hamlin, Harlan, King, Lane, Latham
/ Nicholson, Polk, Pugh, Rice, Simmons, Sumner
/ Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson'S
/ NAYs-Messrs. Bragg, Chestnut, Crittenden, Da
yis. Fitzpatrick, Green, Hemphill, Hunter iverson
| johnson Of Tenn, johnson of Ark, Mallory. Ma
son. Pearce, Powell, Sebastian, Wigfaii, Yulee-ls
There were several pairs.
1t il proper to state that Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn.
voted nay for the purpose of moving reconsider
alton, but discovered tooiate that he should have
| voted ave for that purpose.
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ss-soothlng and Bracing- Thereass aopr'

~
paration which has such soothing effect in cases
or nervous excitement Hosteters Stomach Bers Al
though this renowned nygoan rests mainly on It's
astonishing Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and intestinal
disorders equally scacious in complaints Thou
sands Of ladies resort remedy for ystera ering Of
the heart nervous headache vertigo general debility and all
peculiar disturbances and arrangements to which, they
are subject and ghtens the depressed mental
ers as strengthens the body and us use followed
as where ordinary tonics administered By amy
unpleasant reaction. &
Sold New Orleans, wholesale and retail byJ. WRIGHT
Co., Isl Chartres street. agents for the Southern
States and 70 whom addressed by drug
giss and deaars generally everywhere ie25 2pstAitW
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To the Ladies.

DETERs HeRsTEp STORE, eanai street. near Dauphif.z
We selling good articles at and below cost
price, keep constantly fresh supply Of Berlin Zephyr, and
all material for Ladies' Work hand. jei6 2ptf
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Wines, Lsqse0s.s, etc.,
NOS. Is AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE. in quart.
and pnts continually hand which equal the thai
comes to Market Also other brands Inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
FINE PORT WINE. MADEIRA AEB SHERRY WINES,
the vintage 1895 1898 and 1905 and
other brands. WHISKY, OF all deacrptonsseoteh Irish,
Rye Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pins and qusrtA
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In tho market which will be sold reasonable any
- - = = SEWELL 4. TAYLOR,
Of aply Nos. Is and is Royal street.
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M AZ r.. r. 4 Il ID /:

On Thursday evening" 2Sh inst, by the Rev Charles b.
Thnmas Mt JONATHAN b. KNOX 10 Mis- LOUISIANA
MUSE eldest daughter OF VIM Washington Rhasi both OF
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Celebration

The Procession will form in the following order
FIRST DIVISION.
Ernest Mor Grand Marshall and bis Aids L. Schmidt
T. Berioli.
Assistant Marshals A. Al. Canon and J. Archer.
Union Jack.
Music-Maniers Celebrated Brass Band.
Officers Of other Benevolent Associations.
Invited Guests
Officers Of the Young Mems Benevolent Associ aton
Ensign Of the Association.
Founders of the Association.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Members.
SECOND DIVISION.
II. Dietrich, aid TO Grand Mar sial
Aud his two Assistauts Jos A. arose and F. Deneehana
Music by Clarltons Celebrated Brass Band.
New American Flag of the Association.
Members
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ONE Dxs IsarsR FROM CALIFoRsfA. - by the
phiiadsiphss ne received papers 70 he 5thsinst,
one day later than presious adscss, but they con
tain nothing Of psrlealar interest except nfelli-
Resace nom lapan, China and Victoria, which will
Is fonna jul u Aesc IL our aims.
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ra.-E.nsraenes tencnaa ua t.,at dslicn

sVExperience teaches us that deifcaey
prevents many females from applying for the means oaevste
suffering m That objection ebyated in the case
OF sr James Ciarke's Pills. prepared after the
scrpon Sir flames Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land well known be the only and se remedy foi
female difficulties and distinctions from causa They
be bottle containing 80 pills post free by enclosing "
and six postage stamps any agent
General Agent United States JOB NOSES Rochester
N.Y.,J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans. Wholesale Agents
and sold by alI respectable Druggists. fec zply&W
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ss VIII arc under obligations 10 the gentlemanly
parser of she steamship Philadelphia for kind A.;
fa0lions hid valuable favors.
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procession will move 1t O'Clock NJ precisely ~ fol
| lows. viz.
From Hail. down SC Louis street Royal Royal 10
ST. Charles mp Charles ST. Joseph St. Joseph Camp
Capto Charities down Ghartres ST. ST. Peter
Iesee Leyse ST. Ann. down ST. Ann 10 Gharres,
down ehaes Esplsnads up Espianade to Lesee, down
Lesee Magny down Marigny Moreau down MORGAN to
ST ferdinand St. Ferdinand Grcatnlen, Geatmen
ID spaade up Esplanade 10 Royal up Royal 10 St. Lou
Louis Rampant down Rampant 70 Polar Star Lodge
No corner of History Streets where the procession
win Stop in order to rartake Of prepared The
which the procession will form in tile
before and march their Hail. where it will be dis
i banded BY order of the Grand Marshal.
FRED. A. RASGH.
;eeT ap4t Secretarys@
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THE HHgAsxr YIN sell At auction Oh this day eli
olp<* The pFesnises me contents Of a grocery
ecr Fzssd e 10 u Bsonne First District Sec nd
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GQrfass4 sszzzas An PHMrs.-Mr. B. f. Harrison,
g. slzsss aayeses for sale several carsers cotton
etnz I'D HS<z@ aeahia lus ami, force pumps.
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Tar Lzsr Well, what Of the last day A
good deal ID some respects. To-day il the last day
81 lie week Il i also the last day Of the month,
and Il u tho list DAY Of the first half Of the
yeAx 1885, hut A. " An important last day in other
respect il nv last day for the paying ut taxes
~ tht Tha WV custodian Of the strong box
has given ~ last notice AZ persons who have
not paM Their taxes viii do well 70 appear a.
Treasurer Gifens Office this day before tle CLOSE
of business ana pay up. unless they desire to see
the,lscly b print, an that the5 haye the honol
of being Indebted r te c5sy ersIores We onlS
have NJ reinas caal sarly theSe are many
lnEgc rilea ut balss ior owners YESTERDAY
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5Hxk HDsf, Erc Messsa. d {. Lowber n CO.
sup sses osr for sale rubbes hose couplings, nor
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" Aosr y viii DO seen by HE advertisement,
s mi deliars lo ii Thursday last "A n
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To the Public.

~
The subscriber prepared to furnish GAS WORKS Of
cities factories hotels houses dwellings,
under the patent granted Prof. ROBERT GRANT dated
January n, 1851
arranged to make the Gas from Coal, Resin
OIL Seed very simple in their constructions
perfectly safe yield larger quantity Of from given
amount III material than any other known process.
Ieg the following certificate Of Messrs o. f. Hall
Co., ST. Hotel where large coal works be seem and
small apparatus be operation at the Novelty Iron
Works Agency. No Canal street, New Orleans:
ST, LOUIS HOTEL New Orleans, May 20, 1860.
F. w. G. Cook, Esq:
Dear sI than three months since the Gas
Works Robert Grants Patent and put up by you
been in operation and It affords pleasure
bc able That satisfied with them every partca
lar take tins occasion state further that for the last
connection with the city having been cut off
we burned average hundred lights per night and
portion Of thoze until morning. the supply OF gas for which
has made from five hundred pounds Of coal each twenty
The works simple and easly managed and in
utility and economy excel the representations made In
contract Two all that required in amy Of
year for the keeping Of the works In order and the
s's''s Very respectfully yours, 1855
| 0. L. HALLk co.
Fer the sale Of the above Works for the exclusive rights
| for cities counties or States, apply to
F. W. C. COOK,
\ (AGEsr roR ROBERT GRANT)
4 No. Canal street,
je4 2plm New Orleans.
i
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+ CaEaoESr f;sTr Bank DIvIpEsD. "a half yearly
dividend IL per cent Is declared 81 per notice.
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4 Qn 1lzsIz The second and third floors, No. 8
pslpals sse advertisement.
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4 4 1I3ox - HIsH AT y per month. See adver
y(qeqs1a3 d Alissa kessney.
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=Re,aisOgGE.
BRuFF. BROTHER & sEAYER

BRUFF, BROTHER & sEAyER
VIII remove durin. the month of june from No. II Warren
street. to their new Marble Stores,
Nos. 3s4 and 1856 Broadway
where they will open heavy stock Of HARDWARE, GUNS,
exclusively aianed Southern trade and hope by
e facilities TO be enabled TO their bust
ness with propness merit the continued confidence OF
their friends
NV worry Nav 40 1890 e4 2ptiy1
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For. Eale on. Lease.
z
EktssAsa1a's
cELEBRArEnssIRoN nuE.
To Factors And others Interestsd.
: - - y ~ =
4EasSlll0N,S
7154l -317Il

4 Il
Iwould respectfully call sonr attention e the following letter.
which will conelusiyey show the estimation in which iron
bound Cotton is held by those ship captains who have taken
Cotton way. do This since there has been
Systematic action by those opposed the of Iron
10 produce upon minds of p captains and
the community generally bad condition at
the port loss TO the ship
we'll as to subject il higher per cent in settling for the
freight Aihee charges shown 10 be where the
FAsSMAN TIE isused, asi Is fully demonstrated that
from the plantation until II reaches It's port Of
destination. there pm objection to il. 1t Is used for re-
comprising the Cotton Press daily, with greater ia
ciiity than rope. zzs4
The hoops NIL well painted and for sale in any qna-
~ . 'tf +. BELCHER, Agent.
% Commercial Place
| A Gard.
NEW oRLEAss June 49, 1860
Mr.. Henry Eastman
Dear sir-n November the ship "Casne under my
command loaded at this port cargo OF 5000 bales of Cot
on of which $500 bales compressed in iron bands
with your Tie mostly received from The balance
Of the cargo landing the the bales
hound with much the best ORDER and the entire
putting cargo order only TIRES pound ste
ling Tie loss BATTLING the freight in weight on the iron
bound Cotton per the bound fraction
more consider The interest Of ships to have their Cot
ton in iron with your Tie provided the seSedoes en-
poyed pains in storing ii as they do rope bound
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
i N ,azfinp ljofE nFle
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Put in pint and quart bottles Sold BY all Druggists Gro
and FFui. Stores.
Udolpho yyolfe's Pure Cognac Brandy.
bottles imported bottled by himself Warranted piTe
and the best quality with his certificate each bottle.
Udolpho yyolfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported By himself in Of with his Ger
tiacate its purity each bottle.
UdoIpllo xVoIfs's Pure Madeira Wine,
In dozen each with his certificate the bottles
guaranteeing its parity.
UdoIpho syolfe's Pure Sherry Wine,
Imported by himself Warranted pure, his certificate on
the bottle and stamp on the cork
Udolpho yyolfe's Genuine schiedam
AROMATIC scHNAPPs,
Pint quarts. The best Gin the world Ali Gin
sold under the Of schnapps, put up by him,
position on the purchasers.
UDoLRHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer NoA22 Beaver street. New York.
For sale by the following firms In New Orleans:
FL. HART&eo,,
s 81 I II asf i ssssSss l q.
L 4 MORGAN / ViasIr HAL lso
eeI Go,sy 1IsI5, j STEELE r6 & CO.,
sSS ssIia + salilIErF,
schainT I izsskIaLER.
Hls sHSos s hsa
. GEo. +. WITTE 4 CO.,
w. H. ALLEN Il CO.,
RI DWYER,
| CONVERSE CO,
t KARSTENDIEK It CO., ~
G. r. RAILEY, 1922 ~
+. W. COELER,
THOMPSON & BARNES,
4 JOHN 4. MOORE IL CO.,
L HOLMES 4 SPENCER,
W. l.. LANIER & CO.,
/ JAMES SYdE,
q. N MORRISON & co,
f. CONERY
PAYNE ~ KEMP #E3#
COOPER Il SEIBERT. leila 2p3rn
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Hz spring Heds--S5 TO 80 50 for the best
Spring existence, Howes Paten al Ne LA Chatham
street. York Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY their descriptive circular Specis
Inducements trade and local agencies iy23 2pkWy
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.RF0s0se's Potent
Roots, Shoes fsasd Br0gales.
AT WHOLESALER.

Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOOTS, Rrsse,
8RoaANs Wool, Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Ganpeachs
| HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. Nev 1rieanh.
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Manufacturers of superior UMBRELLAS and PARAsoIs-
adapted the best retail trade. M8
RS-Eyery article warranted Particular attention given to
.rdars 4 je4 2plm
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saspeer,s elder Wine, four yenrs old.
Containing rnixtursof spirits amy other liquor.
1t is Invaluable tonic. ~
Giving tone and vgor to the system. @
especially suited for delicate females and children
Also for family use and for the aged and iniiIm.
And every where nutratiye cordial Is rednifsi
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sraE No. 1874 Canal
street and by Druggists generally. je6 2p1m
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To .l,e rraveling Community.

woLFEis celebrated AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs
should the hands Of every traveller No family should
leave the city be without supply during the weather.
invariably the ~ effects Of change Of weather. and
beverage 1t is tlie pnrest liquor made III the world
Putu in pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro
and FFUi. Stores.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
Foreign News.

By the arrival of the steamship Van.
derbilt, at New York on the 18th, we
learn that the Piedmontese force, under
Victor Emanuel, has gained brilliant
victory on the Carigliano. They attack
ed the Bourbon army in front, and dis
persed it, taking 900 prisoners, and
capturing the tents, wagons and stores
of the Neapolitans. The Sardinians &C.
cupy Mola, which commands the strong
position of Gaeta. Garibaldi was at Ma
piles, where Victor Emanuel was expect
ed.
Advices from Naples say 1900 Nea-
poltan troops, with 1000 horses, and 80
guns, being pursued by the Sandman
troops, took refuge in the Papal States,
where their progress was arrested by
the French and Papal authorities. They
will be disarmed after the fall of Gaeta.
Garibaldi will, it is said, return to pri-
vate life.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
CHICAGO. Nov. %.

Lincoln and Hamlin received visitors
at the fremont House parlors to-day.
Everything, during the reception passed
off pleasantly. 1t is estimated that over
two thou sand persons, members of all
parties, attended during the afternoon.
The Lincoln party visited some friends
in the city.
VIM: Kellogg, Member of Congress
from Sd District in this State, arrived
last night. Carl Schurz of Wisconsin,
and Hon. Robert Schenck of Ohio, to-
day.
Mr.. Lincoln remains in the city over
Sunday. Mr.. Hamlin also remains, lea
wing on Monday for Washington via
Cleveland, where he will stop one day.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-11-27
A Terrible. a MonstroUs Doctrine!

Ey~ Our neighbor of the Civilian, in
his last weeks paper, under the head of
secession, says that &c the question of sla-
very can never be settled so long as the
North and the South are under one gov
eminent" Why, stop, Mr.. Cipilian
doesn't that smatter a good deal of the
" irrepressible conflict doctrine ?" Sure
ly it does, and you know how monstrous,
how terrible doctrine you democrats
have pronounced that. You are not
turning Republican, are you Mr.. Civil
ian2