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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

The Cineinaati Gazette says that the corn
fields of Indiana are suffering severely from
droath of several weeks duration With
out immediate rains it is estimated that there
will not be over half crop. The same
complaint comes up from Southern Illinois,
on whose corn crop largely depends the
price of this western staple. With the de-
mand from the Southern States, whose corn
crop is an entire failure, corn is likely
to bring fair prices, though few weeks
since it was very confidently asserted by
many that corn would not bring ten cents
per bushel the present season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

Flour is selling at the river for from
50 rs to So per sack, with still an appa-
rently downward tendency.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01
REppBL1cANrsM.-The Republican Party

is in favor of ------------
The Rights of the States,
The Freedom of the Territories,
Free Homes for the People,
A Railroad to the Pacific,
Protection to America Industry,
The Constitution and Laws,
The preservation of the Union.
This is the party that the Democracy de.
light to style the lone idea party.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11


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n cfTAsokHcrJof r.,xr,xas Ia
PAINTINGS |
III PAINTINGS.
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ri over ion Fl1rHE. a.
Over 80 FfHtRnSt -. y
HI Ara fie snhiecs arc t~k<p fr~n ks NssoT =" VIC
AxRRrCAN REv0biI ior.
81 ANERfrAN RktOLLtiOr
II IxERicAs HEvoLoflyrr;. ., - -.
vi BrllAsa Nasc, w. T.~St,ms.
rrHnsnf Masc, wa.. Smraa
kfkkkot MUSIC, - .. -. 49, 1870
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11


DOUGLAS BARBECUE
JONES WOOD.
Vel ' ~ ' .a,a''
70 give ls employees an opportunity to s'en an o. Roast
Hon stephen A Douglas Hsrschs johnson VIII po.i
lively address the ,, meeting ALP ~ ~ order 2.
DoUGL.s AND JOHNSON CARNIVAL AND OK
The steamer NAY QUEEN viii run from New YORK g Jons.
~ 's n e.. ss S 4sas
street, hast river.
MoSsrEs DUocxA s19,x
GRAND PoLffiJxi CARNIVAL
OK ROAST sn
o, vxpsS sS51s S xooD, !, !, nan
ne s.osr.sy q The city q New icrt Vicinity
). WINS SoSry w ,, -
In grand dsnsasrasIoS IL honor H o. q he se0'sn0e'
sEcutlR HAriosAI DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOE PRnslDnn
sTEPHES 4 DoUaAs
HxRscHrL - v JOHNSON.
Z: and s sas -.
DoSoIHs AND JOHNSON CLUES "'''''''a'
q .s Ss s's: scs invited % % " TIM
rh most ample have bean mads by The com
The hc.e keepers marques on the ground
i,a%hcs.: WIN aae simple facilities for landing passenger,
Extra trains viii be By railroad com paniss
ever evs minutes 70 and from the grounds
Ma vii hour ansns he day s''e' NC
OK ROAST AND BARBECUE
vii take place during the forenoon: The great
viii be slaughtered BY Bryan Ia ~rsnce. ESQ., Of Centre
sFa sSls WILL ooMsEKoS A. arr rEsClsEL1.
Come ~ the waves come when navies stranded"
Douai.As uENTRXL cxArAIaS CLUB.
NATIONAL UNION CLUB or THE SEVENTEENTH
~ ward-A meeting Of the above clnb VIII be held oa
e S and sSs a who are r. e.
yaed The meeting vii be ADDRESSED By Hon y a
ri@sas. n,.:as s.ses Or f az s1ss \. sss
THE DOUGLAS BARBECUE ON WEDNESDAY
-, 80 WI be incomplete withou.
DouaLAs BRsAsrPINs
DOUGLAS SONG BOOKS
THI D0UaL AS Pin.
Conalnirg beautiful mesneoype kenesses OF Mr. and Mrs.
sbey alter ding that and the signs Indicate
aIushwi want these bs~aiiu campaign jewels and the
only place 70 buy the genuine u ~
Corner Of Part row and Be.iuau street, NY.
I iSDsPsSDksT nEMocRArrc CLUB.
There win he meeting Of the above Club Tuesday
s T c 81 ward Hotel rs Madison
Jons HAr.S Sec PATRICK II KEENAN,. Prss-
18th WARD VOLUNTEERS.
IL The Union re Sa Ts ne F ;ss e preserved"
gs. s y 4 ss ~ .ss %
these United State 10 assemble n Hermitage Hail. Fri
evening the lih inst at thsr opinions
IN re.ton thereto kisned Thorn, sksly Berahsrd Ohns
man, u. prazer ~ q. Genet Valentine Luiz, Thomas
ForaD, Niceaes . Grcss John McIsu him smith Es, yr
cso,ee seharp.n Rsos Gassy Joaa orssslo raoma; Nc
Lewis Jr Lawrence Mercer Henry Sheppard n d., Louis
sss, Klein sfnss, saYs S EN- a S.Sss sf y
Cnrbery, and three hundre< othefs delegation
National Democratic Volunteers xu be presrt 10
sympsihixe with he union movement Of The people.
17TB WEIRD YOUNG MEMS DEMocKArIc KLEJ
tien-A election held septenb-r 10, 1880
10 notice, nj VIM Croses corner avenue and rh street,
Fischer ard Charles kno,r being appointed lnspectors
the following dele gates elected
sixth dsct w aeissenhainer
Jr NJ g. Charles Wsalon, y. j. Mcdonald John
W; schner.
cry and County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Froment Y. W.
Ga isse nhsner, Jr ~ kohw ieor e. KOHL r. Dsner
Assembly Tenth disirict-lsssc Dubois Patrick Rely john
B.,sogarty, William drcnert, T. Rollw.g,n
cHAs KNoRR inspectors y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
r AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
~ Mr.. AND Mrs. APToNMAS'
NEW EST ABLISHMekr,
Conduced upon the principles private European family
EXCLUSIVELY FUR THE AClUIREMENT OF


ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
And also 70 AFFORD those who visit New York for or ~ %
ted space q Time home where they their stud
The ordinary rules and resctio srdins shoo
Aptommas extensive teaching exoerence london.
and New York &c has convinced him Of the impos,s
~ Of attaining than the insory steps accomplish.
nts during The period at school which ay
voted the culture NJ the mind therefore when
tca Ut education has been dispensed with Ii the
the cultivation n
beauties Of st; and then only that adequate propor-
ton o time and attention be bestowed which,
from thu multiplicity Of the objects Of pursuit could be
fore have bern done proverbsy thai three fouhs
OF the Asprants for ssd- with their
at.inmsnts whsAndirg that b time and may
lie in the want o. ability 10 the master but In ,,eir
fMPERFkCr METHOD OF STUDYING,
by which the Instructions no practical benefit
To formidable impeachment II the most
prominent features OF tbs establishment The prsccng
teng cducied under the strict surveillance nj tho principal
Il enectu-ly learnt rapid progress
inevitable result The admir- able system ~ every
ity In the quarter adopted only effective plan Of
teaching. in addition 70 the the
city for the Development Of taste, a series NJ
sOIkEEs AND MATINEEa,
or HIGH ORDER, WILL BE- GIVEN puxsSc EACH sxAsoS
IRE os the most talented artists has been secured
for Hnrp Pta oorte singing Organ, 3u~r Languages OH
Painting. Water Color Drawing. harmony and conposon,
wuk Photography, &c The domestic arrangements are
with rrc, the ssnc,isy and comfort of
residence deshtfuy situated Murray H and
vent. MI the principal for further
apply " Mr. APTOMhAs, la West Thirty fourth street,
Brosdway ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1860 TRIPLE SHEET
POLITICAL.

DOUGLAS BARsEIuE AT JONES WOODS ON WE'D
nrsday sept u Five volunteers from each Douglas
~ on "Wednesday morning sept IL ut the Douglas
Club hooms corner of thirteenth broadway
WIN. WILSON. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11
HAVANA AID NV oRI1ANs
u . kynar ms pAiS

10 al a rs~sday, s~ps u. = t.sass 80 sxr -.
ns psssssA'p CAHAWsA Cart sns ~ M. ~ - =.
a., !. ~ csr los % vurrST 1r~rs scr's rys..
sct - n Is1i,s svned sft>r sss bcus ~ sstrf -
LlVfresros. csgchE sns 90.
ysss-sm.alc IN soro AS % yndsS sepl n, ssa Ne
urYFvuLr e. F,nisg, ov~L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

A UC1IpE NOTICE.
FURNITURE
Avn yuRS,rusx kArHSSS
ASD PIuyrHg
ssrAsrIsHxxwy,
mn lia E~wenlh between Fnth and Flrh
ltnrr u isscryuJt bored sn1 shp~f
Al 2-r~ a hs world rian ,rtes e@lnar. rsan1s ~
rsr- thrs and D~s~ einy seksc and ny"L nks
,~res a3nns a Furniture V ths co1siry
e,,r4nr carts Inc Office Ill e<ss~s Tor Furnfre
FURNITURE sonsLs IN comsnisnon
A srpxcox SUIT or RNANRsLRD YusHTrJAn
"A "a ~ IL al niorr q NARRATED manuss<str- Ap
Ia -ksxrus ssamDv p1lts. pss and eynnnertAl ynN
zrwGroF's wsssrc~ss - c~a>l sres ovposfe wccsv.
sstsbnssed a ls<s
! plfR prrcw GIVEN FoR sEcogD HAND rURSI.
"A iarv carp~ss, IN resdy msnsy All calls prompuy a.
r.ed " Address rc2 Hue son ssreet oornev Ferry
r,urr ppEws AND COTTAGE BxrsrRADs. CarBs,
A.. N rrssi variety Relnsis sryirr Msucsses proved
"a rsss ana I,uner~. best kaue~sss, a.
vATKERs, So brsrst wsy, 70 she b>semcos
r-raxuLxp cHAxBSR survs OF pusSrulnNIR
" sll caors ssd ss<ies - wholesale ~ retail
A xHisIa wAsD' ~ n" c-nl Srsss
-Four dooss saes " Broadway.
uuRsr vr.fvIux KrAxElIED AID 1lAINxu
in Cssns.r rarrrrfe. IN e7sry cow ard aIle y Drcr1
q. Al !. so 5000 x svsrf sf'''
Noa ana sullivan. tvv dcvs rcsn c&sA o. ~
l urrRvwusg HoUeHrrOR RrADv MovEy.-A rAIs
l IN vnire gwen ia resdy Doucy IN rwribra 1929.
| bota Ac., n u slxS avenue. tcwcp HHaA 40 frns
engA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

The vnderbIt European lima United States mail steamships
call between New York, southAmpton and Haue.
From New 70 for Returning from
soushAmsou aud Havrc and South
HAyro. amptou
ILLINOIS Saturday. Sept e wesnesiAy. Got io
VANDERBILT saturday, Oct. ~ Wednesday, Nov.
ILLINOIS. saturday, Nov. "Wednesday Nov. n
These utesmships have water tight com artmsnis.
Certificates Of passage issued em Europe America
Specie delivered In London Paris
ID. TORRANCE, Axert. No. Bowling Green. New York.
3. q. wAINWRIaHf CO.. " Rue Faubourg,
Montmsfsxe, PArS
A. N. CHRYSTrE, Hsyre
GAYLORD co. 81 aracechurch street, London-
DUNLOP, SHOAI.ES a 20. Southampton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

AInE ]. W cAuCHory ENa,IsH AND rRRNCH
M boarding and day school for Young lsdssa 40 Weg
Twen,, third re. Gornery as West Twenty second .r-et
pups day especially requested class oh pAnt
Ing Improved 9reciAn art taught Saturdays bv WINE
. CAucBpfS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-11

71H WARD YOUNG MEMS
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
There win he meeting OF the above Club Tuesday
ing September H. the Seventh Ward Hotel LIS Madison
street 1t ~ O'Clock. By order ri
JoHs HAr.s. Sec PATRICK II. KEENAN,. Pres
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
THE scoLD.


# there's one thing that is dreadful in life,
II is To be ned TO tuT bulent wife
For she'll banish your joys,
With her turbulent noise,
And she's fierce in attack as hos. OF Sc
Poys.
have been in some houses whose own
ers were rich,
But, tell you, I'D rather reside IN
ditch,
Than possess their whole Store,
And mighty sight more,
If it all must be shared with a quarrel
some bore.
You may talk about Ierrors in Varl"Ss
forms,
On land. on sea, amid dangers and storms
But the worst of them all
Are the terrors that fall
On The head of man, in a feminine
brawl.
Her tongue will torment you by night
and by day,
Till the flesh on your bones las been
wasted away
Though to please her inclined
She will call you unklnd,
And will give you no peace, but a piece
of her mind.
An often you'll wish some respectable
Would bear to the grave either you o.
your curse
For what can you do
With a termagant, who,
The moment you walk III, will walk into
you !
Don't bid on a woman accustomed tc
scOld,
If you gel her you'll find you're eyre
gIously sold
Ifyou marry shrew,
You will find il is true,
When you've taken her in you're taEer
in to-.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
Progress in Aiming virginia.

We understand that the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor under the act
for arming The State, have just returned
from a visit of week 10 Washington and
Harper's Ferry, undertaken for the pur.
pose Of collecting intOrmaII0u as 10 the
best description Of arms, and machinery
for the making Of arms. While in w ash
lnglon, they had repeated conferences
with Tie ordinance officers of Tie Army
and Navy, including Cart. Craig, Nj.
Ramsey, and Capt. MayuadIer of tie Ar
my, and Capt. DahIgren of tho Navy, all
of whom interested themselves in the OBJ
ject of the commission, and assisted the
commissioners with their advice. The
commissioners found a Board %! Officers
convened by the Secretary of War, enga.
ged in testing all inds ol small arms, and
we're advised by the Ordnance officers Of
both services TO ref rain from large Pur cha
ses Of breach.Ioading arms until further
tests had been applied. We believe that
is the intention OF be Board for The pre-.
sent 10 confne ii ieir purchases 10 the
Minnie muskels an d rife, and sabres and
pistols for cavalry. They intend putting
The armory in condition for the manu-
lacture of arms as soon as possible, and TO
make such purchases Of arms as are need
ed for the immediate use without necessa.
ry delay. As the U. S. Government does
not sell the Minnie muskets and rifle, and
no private company manufactures them as
regular business, some delay viii occur
in the purchase Of them, especially as
great precaution is necessary 10 avoid
fraud and bad workmanship. The Board
also contemplate additional experiments
at Lexington, with breech-loading arms
and rihed csnnon.-Richmond Despatch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
HI wish / had Capital.1

This was the exclanalion of a stout,
hearty, bullazy young man, the other
day.
Now, suppose you had capital-whaI
would you do with il! Let me Tell you,
you have capital. Haven, you got hands
and feet, and body and muscle, and bone
and brains, and don'l you cal. them capl-
tai. What more capital did God give 10
anybody! Oh bu. they are not money,
say you. But they are more than mon
ey. IL you will use them they will make
money, and nobody can take them from
you. Don't you know how to use them!
If you don't it is time you were learning.
Take hold OF the first plough or hoe, OF
jack plane or broad axe that you can find,
and 90 TO work. Your capital will soon
yield you large interest. Aye, but
there's The rub you lon'l want TO work,
you want money or credit that you may
play the gentleman and speculate, and
end by playing vagabond, or you want a
plantation and negroes, that you may hire
an overseer 10 attend 10 them while you
run about over the country and dissipate
and get in debt ; or you want TO marry
some rich girl who may be foolish enough
to take YOU lor fine clothes and good
looks, that she may support you.
Shame upon you young man |! Go TO
work with the capital, you have, you'll
soon make interest upon it, and with it TO
give you as much moley as you want and
make you feel like man. If you can't
make money upon what capital you have,
you couldn't make il if you had million
of dollars jp money. III you don't know
how to use bone and muscle and brains,
you would not know bow to use gold. If
you lie, the capital you have lie idle and
waste and rust Out, it would be the same
thing, with you il you had gold you
would only know how 10 waste.
Then don't stand about ike great
helpless child, waiting for somebody to
come and feed you, bul goto work. Take
he first work you can find, no matter
what il is, so that you be sure to do il like
Billy Gray did his drumming-well.
Yes, manage the capital you already
have you will soon have plenty more 10
manage I; if you cant or wonl't manage
the capital God has given you, YOU will
never have any oIber to manage. Do
you hear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
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G.J .J5yC3gO59A ~ UJo
The Baltimore Conference Resolutions
OH SlaYPrX.

OH Slavery.
The Baltimore Conference adjourned at
Winchester, Va, Wednesday night. The
committee on the memorials presented
from Churches in Virginia, on The sub
i-ct of slavery, asking the exPunglng oil
The rule on slavery; the dissolution oi our
connection with the Northern Confer
ences, and the incessant agitation OF the
slavery question in our periodical hIera-
tore, made a report. The report declines
TO expunee the rule, on the ground that
the Conference "shouId yield neither to
the extremists Of the North nor South," "
and also declines separation from The
Northern Conference until forced TO do
so by violation Of its rights, as now held
under the discipline. 1t goes on
In reference TO The character OF our llt-
erature alluded TO, while we deeply de-
plore the fact that il has, in some lnslan-
ces, become such as We can neither sane
ton nor circulate, yet We are glad TO
know, as far as the newspaper press is
concerned, we have an advocate of our
own at Baltimore, in The ability Of whose
editor, AMI in his fidelity TO our interests,
we can implicitly confde.
There is another fact which we beg
leave 10 mention. The country Is now
unusually agilaled upon the question OF
slavery. and the dissolution of The Union
is spoken of with freedom, and even
sought, in some quarteF, with an eager
ness that most painfully shocks our feel
ilgs OF patriotism. God forbid that 'his
confederation Of States should ever DO
aught TO aid or promote these Ireasonao'e
designs.
And it is our deliberate conviction that
another division OF The Church would nave
fearful tendency in that direction. AT
present there is not Church III the lanu'
whose government is strongly conreXlon'
al, which is divided by sirictyStale lines;
not one. And we cannot but believe that
any such separation must weaken The
bonds which SO happily hold US together
as nation.
If the two sections Of the Union cannot
hold together as Christians. will they be
able to do il as cilizens and civilians
While we. therefore. deeply sympalhize
with our brethren, The memorlali.ts. in
the troubles nhich they slleee are upon
them, we would affectiunateIy remind
them that the General Conference is the
mace Where all such memorials should be
addressed-lhat body possessing the sole
authority OF the Church. the
Annual Conferences being clothed only
with administrative and judicial func-
lions.
In view Of the foregoing considerations,
rour committee recommend the adoption
Of the following resolutions
Resolved, lst. That we sincerely de-
plore the agitation Of the slavery question I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
The Governor of Iowa and the Escape
Of CoDpiC,

Gov. Kirkwood, OF Iowa, whose dnPlic-
ity in preventing The arrest oi Barclay
Comic in that Slate, after requIsiiion
from Virginia had been sent for him, was
exposed in recen. message OF Gov. Let
cher TO the Legislature, has sent a mes
sage 10 the Iowa House of Delegates IN
tended as a reply TO Gov. LIS charges.
He asserts that the reason he did not is
sue warran, was the in(ormallty of The
requisition. He denies the charge that he
sen. information to CopPic, directly or
indirectly" and says; (;
The fac, that an agent OF Virginia was
here with requsiliOn for CopPlc became
publicly known in ylhe place solely
through the acts of that agent himself. !
denied myself wha, greatly desired The
privilege OF consultation with gentlemen
in whose opinion had confidence touch
ing The legality of the'papers submitted to
to me, lest The matter might thereby
through inadvertsnce, become Known.
After | had communicated TO him my de-
termination not TO grant him the warrant
demanded, he sat in my office converslng
freely with me on the subject.
During our conversation other persons
came in on business with me, and to my
surprise he continued his conversation in
their presence. sadlto him that had
supposed he would not wish his business
TO be made public, to which he replied
that as the warrant hadtbeen refused he
did not care who knewlhis business, anC
continued the conversation. In this man
ner the fact that requi uisiion had beer
made for CoppIc became known in 'hI:
place, and am credihly informed it Wa:
well known in Iowa City to many persons
tina, The agent OF Virginia was on his way
10 this place with said iequIsiIon before
he reached here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-24
The Age.


This is fast age, and he who lags be-
hind and does nolskeep posted in lhe re-
forms and improvements Of the age, is OF
but little value to the present generation,
or 10 himself, he may play the drone and
cal the fruit of others labor. And
when he dies his name will die and rot
with his useless body, he will leave
no land mark behind him 10 tell that he
ever existed. How different the history
OF The man who keeps up with the age in
which he lives, he is always ready TO ACT
and that promptly in all the reforms OF The
age. striving 10 do something noble and
useful, something tha, will benefit the age
in which he lives. he is no drone or slug
gard, but his hands do with all their
nigh, whatever is presented TO them that
is useful and beneficial, his mind is also
active, inveniipg something that will be
useful. that will tighten the labor AMI bur
then of mankind. .r