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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

On Saturday last the Republicans hereabouts
availed themselves of the cheap ride 10 F. Wayne.
TO the number of about FIVE hundred, actual count
Among the rest were the sv'ide Awakes'' Of our
place. As we must be brief we state in a con-
densed fUrm what they did, what it is said on
good authority they d;ds-drank three kegs Of
Lager-conseeuence-ge very drunk-some were
seen eby the way side'' in state of insensbility
could not be aroused-question, such midi
v;duals really "Wide kcs''-rathcr think not
THE feast was on gunger bread and the 'how' was
DOW OF Lager and fcrty-rod whiskey- The ex-
cursionists staid TO see the torch-lgbt doings al
night Ia the night it rained hard enough to sober
I'd the most of the Fast Asleeps who forthwith
made their wav to the train. Most Of the cars
we're open or Fat cars-the coaches were jammed
full--xindows' raised to ventllate and out Of the
windows "sick men, was getting rid of their
Lager. At Bourbon the train was about two hours
behind tiine--the regular passenger train cam e
along and janaei up the hindmost excursion car a
very litsle--drunk men tried to talk sober about
the matter. but many of taem succeeded in show
ing themselves either drunk or very unreasonable.
by blaming those who were not in the least deserv-
ing of censure. Finally arrived here safe. We
understand that Swznpland Senator Weir of La
port made narrow escape bis presence of mind
was III that saved him of-the whole per-
fornsDce was ridiculous to say the best of it, and,
aIfhosgh the crowd was respectable as to numbers,
vet we have not heard the Republicans blowing
ANYTHING about il. We have heard that Tom Cor
wins s:,eech was notwhat they expected Corwin
Is the nan that hoped the hexicans would vel
come or soldier 'swith bloody hands to hospi-
table grave" lie is a very fit traitor to be stump
Il for Old Abe Lincoln, who voted to starve our
soldiers 70 death While they we're in the enemies
! Lad. Such are the mon Re rublicans run aftel
fan down before and worship
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Knox, Sept. 10th 1860.
thereby certify that attended upon Mrs Calk-
n- last fall as physician during her last sickness,
and can truly say that never saw any lady better
treated during sickness than Mrs. Calkins was by
her husband, and that their whole department
toward each other was kind and affectionate, and
that Mr.. Calkins used every exertion in his power
for the recovery OF his companion, and that my
wife was with Mrs. Calkins during her sickness
nearly all the tine and she says that Mr.. Calxins
was kind and attentive ard was extremely solicit
Gus for her recovery
Dr. J. c GaIFFITH.
MARY E. GRIFFITH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

PoLE RAISING AND SPEAKING The Democrats
Of Tyner City are going 10 raise pole in their
village saturday next After the pole IS set up,
they viii be speaking by probably MesEs. Reeve
and 2aokarl-fr. Packard viii be there certain
and probably Others A general attendance and
q good time is expected" We should have no
tieed this meeting last week, but, in our great
hurry. il, as wei az many other things we should
have mentioned, escaped our memory. Wehope
that every Democrat that can. viii attend.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
s.atemsnt Of the Citizens OF Knox.


" the undersigned, cit.zeus of Knox, Stark
County Indiana, are personally acquainted with
" W. Calkins. most Of Us were, with his amiable
lady, many of Us have known Nr. and Mrs. c.
since they first clme to this place in 1854, and
we free to sa, that we belive the coajugal
relation that existed between Mr. and Mrs. c.
was an happy one. and reciprocal. that WIn. Calk-
ms is worthy citizens notwithstanding the fraii-
ties of human nature, md that he may have som
errors peculiar TO himself as We have, yet We be-
lieve the article published in the Marshall County
Republican, under the signature of "Peter Pringle
Jr." is gross Sian Ter and should be contradiced
j. critics, Democrat
s. A. Nicer ACKIN, Democrat.
II. II. WAND. Democrat.
SAMUEL BEATTY, Republican.
j. FRY. Republican.
GEORGE LARAMORE, Republican.
ROB. Fl. BENDER. Democrat.
JAMES II ADAIR, Democrat.
s. ROSE. Democrat.
SOBON y. WHETSON. Democrat.
JOSEPH AUSTIN. Democrat.
J. F.. SHORT, Democrat.
". PRETTY MAN. Democrat
JACOS KELVER, Democrat.
w PA HKER. Republican
JOHS q. PARKER. Democrat.
ORRIN HUMPHREYS. Republican.
-ANSLUM COLE, Democrat.
VIM. B. ALLEN. Republican.
JAMES EVANS, Republican.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

GONE EAsT.--Messrs. Buck, Blaine.
and Myers, of our town. and Mr.. Adam
Vinnedge. of Hanna Station, left here last
evening tor the "Big Cities" for the
purpose of buying Goods. A pleasant.
journey to you. gentlemen. Look out for
"piles" of Goods. when they return. and
the best kind of bargains.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

M.T1IsGLY's CONFESSION So long as man
feels that he las the best of the gument he keeps
in good humor and within the bounds of decency
far ss his LANGUAGE is concerned, but when he
feels that he is worsted, he begins TO show anger
and resorts to the blackguafd's logic, abuse and
ealsehoods for want of better arguments TO sustain
himself. This IS Affidavit Craven Thompson's
unenyi.ble rredicamsnt
By the above quotation from the Republican OF
last week the reader viii see that old Belzebub,
who conducts that sheet, i. trying TO make US out
almost "a great n liar as Re is know TO he, and
as his friends admit he is. We want him to bring
along his proof We do not doubt but what he can
prove it, or, any OTHER tALsEHooD he may think
best to utter iu relation to oUrseif or the Demo
Gratis of Ibis county. From some remarks we
have heard dropped, We have an idea who the Wit
ness is and VIC hope the old gentleman will not
be backwards about failing him on the stand =
We fear HAVE sLANDERED the witness, referred
to, in times gone By, by saying believed him
an HONEST MAN. We ma have OCCASION to take
that back. II the sequel show that he is better
than Mattlnsly, We win take it all back, sure.
Trot HIM out.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
\ ours truly,
JoIfv 8. BENDER.

THE Nav jersey FuHoS.-The various State
Committees of the parties opposed to Lincoln and
Hamlin in New Jersey TO meet at the Astor
House On Tuesday next, to make the fnal arrange
mcnts for complete fusion of ofall the conserva-
tive elements upon an electoral ticket.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
VINDEX.

FIRE IN BREMEN-We are informed
that the barn of Mr.. Luther Baird, at
Bremen, in this county, was consumed by
fire. on Friday night last, Iath inst. }
Loss estimated at $3.50. The fire, it is
said, was the work of an incendiary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Gy~The Atlanta Advertiser. Ga Bell
and Everett orgau) in an able impartial
review fthe relative claims Of Supporters
of Douglas rrA Bfeckiuriige 70 regular
ity of domination. gives is faai q, inion:
And this viii be the judgement Of the i'm
partial historian, however heated parti
zsnship may decide II now. Tie idea q (
one-,hirl Of regularly constituted Con =
vention-- acknowledged oaa reccgnized 10 be
such By tie diseGeetea Ihfa, xstses-wiih-
drawing from it. and constituting them
selves INTO an organlZail,n, wihout ohy
authority for such oPurpose. hen to deny
that the main body. which 'h~v Ell con
stiiuling over two thirds o. whole was
the regular Conventian. and T. claim thar
the ONE THIRD were,i- t,a prnpos,er;us
and absurd TO impose upon seY one.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

ANOTHER "FizzIE."-We understand that the
Republicans aatted out at Bremen on Friday last,
they met torase the pole that had broken Tor them
one week before. At their last attempt there
were not enough of Republicans in attendance to
raise il. Too bad.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
6 IL &C Il II I Il 9 .
QUEENS WARE & GLASS WARE


And LOOKING GLASSES at City prices: slso
carpet warps, Cotton yarn &c.
My motto is quick and small profits.
The question has been often asked,
Why McWILLIAMS sell SO cheap.
that customers who buy of him.
A benefit must reap.
First-thcn, because he buys for Cash.
And with the cash commands,
His Goods, at prices very low,
From Manufacturers hands.
He does not buy from Tom and Dick.
Who have their Goods of Joe,
For those who may profits pay,
No bargains ore can know.
He does not wait for shilling slew,
But takes the nimble penny.
And makes the dollars fast enough,
He takes it from SO many. 81
With diffrent fabrics, dffrent styles,
tie has for all mankind.
Where'er their native place may De,
The stock for them design'd.
So well selected all must say,
From such stock this, -..r
A man, whatever he may buy,
Can never 90 anliss.
Then he has Goods for Ladies too,
Which cannot help take,
Fiue Ginghams Debeges and DelAins,
In which the ladies will partake.
I've given here, in easy rhyme.
Some facts on New ILLlAMS' Cheap Hall.
But Il my pen were steam-propelled.
Icould not give them ALL
Then go to the New Ohio Cash Store,
Like Sheeba's Queen Of old,
And quite delighted you'll exclim,
The half has not been told s
ID. McwILLrAMes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

STATE OF INDIANA, sTARKE COUNTY,
IS. Notice is hereby given that petition VIII
be presented to the Common Pleas Court OF otarke
county, at their ) eptember Term, looo' Tor an or
der to settle the estate of Jacob bcknimer' de-
ceased, as insolvent. ,-o~
A.W. PORTER, Atty. Administrator:
August 30, 1860. hs~"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
Douglas Thunder.

Elmird, September r.
Judge Douglas arrived here at half-past four this
morning. accompainsdby his wife.
All alone til. route, Notwithstanding tie IN
seemiy hours, meetings assemble at the depot. and
the Judge We called out and compelled to speak
few words % the crowds
This morning he suffered FROM a Sigh. col d.
A great miss N citing hell at2 O'Clock
thisp. m, Wi n 5,)D psrs attcnisl. Mt
whstaniing the bad heath of Judge Douglas. he
spoke an hour and half forci5ly yindicating the
principle Of popular sovereignty. lie nude no
Breekinridse, men simply characterizing the lead
ers as disunionists and secessionists and denounc
ing them al boters Fl en- the Democratic party
and Democratic principles.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

LARGE YIELD OF WHARF.-The Dubuque Her
aid learns that on the farm of the Sisters of Chart
~, in tiat county twelve hundred bushels Of wheat
were measured from thirty acres, showing an az
ersge yield ofiorty bushels TO tbe acre.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

The PROPOSED TEXAS STATE CoNvEN-
TON The Bolton Demos at says. IN re-
gard to a S,ate Convsniiou. to take into
consideration the best means TO prevent
recurrence OF the A BOLTON troubles in Tex
as
From the startling disclosures known to
the public already. aud others tia; wisdom
requires should not be divided for time,
We are, in the absence of more time for
reflection. decidedly in favor of such
convention, made up Of men of known
fidelity, experience and judgment. regard
less OF old divisions amougs; Us. Sepers'e
county action is well; bu. general, harm
onious and systematic action throughout
the States will be hundred fold better and
more beneficial in Kidding our State Of
these agents OF everything that is wicked
We should be glad to have the people lake
action on the subject in their mass meet
ing to-day saturday. Should lhe CON
venlion to be called to meet 4; scrna point
convenient to Northern aul Central rexas.
say Waco. Cors;coua or must thiak, grest
good would come OF il. We can see no
solid objections To L.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

cen. as We are satisfied that the Office holders of
that county must be very corrupt Ifthey were
not, they would not be satisfied With Penny VIII
Jams a, conductor oftheir county organ.
The "ExpeTiment'' is 4 very neat and interest
ing sheet. We wish IL entire success.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

PR ngle Jr.'' his conduct in hs family was that
of true hearted husband; and his course and con-
duct since the deccase of HIS amia5'e lady gave
evident and satisfactory proof Of his attachment
and endearment to her, and in proof of my asser-
ton here append a statement signed By the eli
liens of Knox, which together with the letter wish
you TO publish and ohlige.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
Agricuitu

Plymouth, Sent. lSt, lc6D.
The Agricultural Society met pyrsuant 70 print
ed notice, and quorum being present proceeded
to transact the following business. wit:
Appointed committee g. arrangements for the
Fair, consisting of the following rers0us G. o.
Pomerov and Jas A Corso for IL Sock Depart
ment: II Reeve and + II II u D1mes.ic Dep't;
A 7 Elliott and John Cleavellnd Vegetable Dp't;
Stephen White and J " bennett. Grains and
Fruits; d VanVlctor and : 4 Francis. Aleclrncal
Dept; David How was appointed Nershal 0"finc
the Fair. The Society then instructed she Esec-
utive Committee to sec II : the fair grounds are
put in proper condition for the use 81 tie Soci-
ETY.. MARK CUMMINGS. Sec'y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
NOTICE OF DIS SOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DIS SOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the Partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned unaer
the Firm name of Packard and Ihayer Is TINS day
oiS'oi' - - n. X. Packard.
H. G Thayer.
Plymouth Sept. 10Th leoo.
LII kind of Fancy Hardware at
- II. B. DICKSON's-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

UNos TOWN MEErISG-The meeting at Union
town on Friday last was toleraby attended, and
very good speeches we're made by Horace Coroin
and Mark Packard.
The Democrats raised pole. tn. dniensio ms
4 win W dill not ascertain Several gen
tlemlnly Republicans present volunteered 10 help
raise the pole. for which til. Democrats Of that
vinclI.ity are much obliged.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

'Ne can prove that Thompson admitted to a
gentleman in this place that he had lied in his pa
per and intended to continue to lie; that we had
made votes 10y Icing and he intended to play the
same game
"Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth
speaketh." The paragraph at the heading ofthis
article. taken from the Republican of last week,
shows the '.bad condition of the christian editor
of that pious sheet.(7) According to hrs own
statement, to our certain knowledge, the old gen
tleman feds that he has had the hot end OF the
poker poked at him for some months past
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Rio Negro. where Wa'ker's army vas en-
camped'
The poats of the Ieosfs proceeded up the
river and captured Walker. who. with his
seventyeight men were all brought to
Truxil,o, and delivered to the Honduras
authorities
Walkers men were very destitute, and
many were sick. They were permitted to
return to the United States upon condi.
ton that they would never engage in an
other expendiiiou against Central America
Walker and Col. Rudler were to be shot
The Guatemala expedition arrived after
the capture of the expedition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
PROF PECT :
OF THE
F[ MOUTH VyEEIgs. c--M0GabT
FOR THE
Presidential Campaign of 1860

In order to meet the wishes of many of our
friends and for the purpose of advancing the cause
of Democracy in our county, offer the DEMs-
Graf at the following rates
Single copy until Presidential election.
commencing July 26,..... 20 cents.
Cluhs of 10. % cents each.
U|PAYMEvT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
A. G. THOMPSON. Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
DIR. .. BAIRD,
GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PInL'A
Residence and Office, near Shifts MaH
Bremen, Marshall Co., Ind.
ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE
TAKE w ARNIVG?

i AhE w
All persons indebted to me. either bp Note or
Book account are hereby notified in time, that
if hey do not settle the same during the next
month (October) l shall then proceed TO collect
tie same according to law
A. c. Staley.
Plymouth Ind, Sept. l3thn34.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20
The Alabama Confederation well remarks
N the conclusion to which the Advert

esI dFIENcus VIZ.
Tha Mansfield (Ohio Banner says that
Alexander NJ. Bell. Esq. formerly the lead
ing black republican OF that (Ritcband)
county has renowned his heresies. and
declared himself for Douglas and Johnson.
Large numbers are preparing TO follow
his example.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

GRAND CONSPIRACY AGAINST TIE USoN.--The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald telegrarhs as follows: "There are proofs
of grand conspiracy ofthe Abclitionists through
out the North to obtain posse ssion of the federal
government, in order to free the United States as
a nation from what they call the opprobrium' Of
African slavery. One part of the plot wa. the
Covode inquisiton, thereby to assal the character
of the president, because he was regarded as the
chief defender, from his positions ofthe constitution
ris hts Of the siaveholding States Seward, Gree
ley and Weed are mere tools of the actual con-
spirators, while they fancy themselves leaders =
Let lincoln only be elected, and the true powers
viii then show themselves as the vulgar and sio-
lent fellows who made his nomination over Sew
ard did at Chicago. The proofs are thckening,
thanks 20 some leakv rOgues among the plotteIs
The developments will blow Seward Lincoln and
the con r. tors againstthe government, sky Ugh"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

If LincolH is elected, the Union will
probably dissolve. If Douglas is elected
We will have the best Southern Rights Pres
ident we have ever had--Jackson aud
Pierce not'excetped.--Au9usta Ga) Cen
s,itatioadtiSt -
Yes and The hest Nnthern RI this Pres
ident, The bes, Wesiesn Rights Preside mt,
and TIE best Eeastern kighs President
since Tire administrator ei. Old Hickory
"a President who will respective righ;s,
guard The interests an.i promote Tie vel
fare of the whols Uuiou ,one aud Individual
SfGfe Sehtin1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Remember the Meeting at Mlxenkuckee o
Friday next. All come out that can.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-20

Msttin;siy is by far more concerned about those
proofs o. publications We made some months ago,
than he IS a50at the swearing the "accomno dating
Treasurer did al the term OF Court alldec TO, and
is much more anxious to isrepresent Us than ne is
for the people to know the true character OF the
accommodating Treasurer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TIKI
sOLTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN lST
AND FOISHEE STREETS. FOR GALE AT
AUCTION w III be sold mt suction. on the prem
ises, on MONDA 7. the 9TH March, 1850, Mt o'cik.
p. NJ the beautiful BUILDING I.OT, located NJ
above, adjoining the residence Of MIR. Thomas II
noberts on the west, fronting 20 feet, running bac
1s5 feet to an alley.
TENS. -Cne-ihird cash: balance at ( and S
months. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till last nUte is paid The taxes Ion
1850 t. he paid by the purchaser.
lie y GODDIN APPERSON. Auct's.
COMMISSlONERS' SALE OF 100 ACR EA
~ OF WOOD LAND IN HENRJCO COUNTY
ON WHITE OAK SWAMP. ABOUT 3 Mills
BELOW RICHMOND As Commissioners ap
po nted BIZ decree of the Circuit Court OF the cit
Of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th Fehruar,
lsO. the of Hol,son and OF hers Bnford.
NC ~ We shall sell at public auction, on MONDAY
the 9Th day of March. tthat being court day IN
front of the County Court House. ut Il o clock NJ
Of tar: il not, the next fair day the 100 acres OF
LAND conveyed by John George and Others t.
Moses r HobsOn and Philip F. Hohson. by q ed OF
the 18th November 1854 This Land on near
TO W hite Oak swamp, about Z or 8 mics below
K chmond.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to defray the costs OF
sale as to the residue at q, " and Is months, for
negotiable notes. interest added, and title reta ned
TILL all the purchase money be paid. The taxes for
1870 tn he paid b. the purchaser.
JNO. b. YOUNG, C,,,r,
GEO. w. RANDOLPH Co" IT,
Sale by GoDDIN x ArrEHsoN. Auctoneers.
q 1t
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rELB0RAPHIC NHWo.
~rourxp FOR rHR RICHMOND plsrArcn.l
congregational.


.s..u,~aToN. Feb. u 49, Ssaot, Mr.
N,.s motion, a resolution was adopted
49, .narl every Friday after the present
SER f,r he consideration Of private bills
",N seward introduced bill for the admis.
~ KANSAS into the tinlon on which he
ser :" Wednesday Of next week
WI Rrovp reported bill authorizing The
.rs,inn az Washington to issue Saa,0.
foIh "A stock in order - build centre mar
~ s,hich was passed,
kfL ,.niion Of Mr. Nicholson, a resolution
." .S,n-ed in>trnctiug the Naval Comm tee
US 20 into The eNpedicncy of having all
q - .stnns o. Captains and I.ieutenan;s In
co''.'-",enue service confirmed by tho Senate !;
-" .hejr npens ation increased.
A. qooi.ag OF Mr.. Mason. resolution was
o." far III, arrest Of Thaddeus HYATT, of
MN. yEo refuses 10 obey the summons
ny. uarrer's Ferry Committee.
-. Manila Submitted Il resolution of in
". which lies oNrrl - 20 the propriefy Of
ling ~ California Az me fIght OF the
f'N4 states ia the Aimeua quicksilver
ne IA, proceeds Ia he applied to the con-
ie.s,' nm II the rae tie Railroad,
- q t1r supplying the States with arms
cqte thr special order Of the day for
Tugd'N ,.....,., s,ss;o, ,no S..a,
md uarl thursday
21g.,-Mr smith, of North Carolina. de-
"s.4hts TO- lilicai position He said he rever
a..a haow-Noihine. but always Wing.
r., I4nmlttce on Roads and Canals report
t-.s2 1oiDI resolution for the removal of
ia Ei,er Rats. The bill was reeommi;-
-. Special Committee on seats proposed to
"a uu4 Friday, the 9th proxirlo. in or
~ - ore the old seats The House re-
sG1,Uyn but decided 20 restore the old
r.. elr-uan %! Printer was pos iponed until
cay ntAi'
r.-5nl,tec of The Whole, the Pres ident',
-. $751; considered.
Ar lainsr made an eloquent speech defia
s-sifiuu and condition of the Sonih.
g. pa>is. O. Maryland, bitterly ridiculed
1,,i.latnre Of Maryland tor its censure OF
No said his vote for Pennington was
-<.-..e8 hy ali whose opinions he respected
|tt,-,r Pennington was IN favor of the Fu-
slave Law. HIS speech ahouudcd in
~, l'e. ,-
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Northern Markets.

So .ogA. Feb 2l.-Cott"n firm and unohang-
e. twr East and nnchanee ed. Wheat firm
So. r.urul,1n' Corn buoy ant ~ 80 Sic. Fork
4fss =. - : i ~: pT,me Sl2 sra : IS. La rd
.8'. Nt-shes brtfer and quoted at 234.c. Or
-4a' si-tT n fuctlon, ) 10 ~ 9 i6. Coffee I'D
s.Gtl. - ss 81 1890 b1,s nj IL % IL hiulrsses
f'i' Il - argentine dan at III asa. Resin
fta' 81 : -, RICE steady al a. a4ta. STOCKS
Rer IA 5 ~13
.t0rNoEa, teb 2I.-Flour firm at s. 81
tT a. tc'I e-v htte 72d.6; selinw 75d7i Pork
t"A.-ur :l>ti5' prime : Is n II; bacon sides
J. NhsAe ac'ive AZ ga.
sac . New York Feb -, of 81 90 Virg inia Us
'i. - ~ Tenn SIS, 20. al - -