davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

s-Mrs. W'nsIow an exPerienced N"rse
Syrup for children teetna, which greatly facilitates
the process of fteething by sottenng the gums redu-
to regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it
will give to yourselves and relief and health to
infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See nd ver-
tisemert in another column. d&w1y
49, LAW CARD.
49, ID. X. McRAE has removed
lis Law Office to the Brick Building Oh Craven
street next door to the Progress Office.
oct I3d& &wtt
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

FACTS WORTH * MISUNDERSTANDING Cephaio
Pills are certain for Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and
General Debility.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
WILMINGTON MARKET. Move

WILMINGTON MARKET, November "a.
Busi ness of all kinds rules exceedingly dull
and country produce is difficult of sale; we
have. therefore, only meagre transactions to re-
port:
TURPENTINE-Furthe sales yesterday of
133 bbls. at 81 for Yellow Dip. S 60 for Virgin,
and S O5 for new hard. 4S 28O TBS. This morn
ing sales of only so bbls. at same prices.
TAR-Sales yesterday of 120 bbls, and this
morning so do. at 81 f9 bbl
PEA NUTS-225 bushels sold this morning at
ST. 1501 25 49 bushel.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

BOOTS.
SEVERAL CASES JUST OPENED at
oct HARRISONAS.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
Building Materials!

We have Stock Locks, Mortise Locks. Rim Locks,
Plate Locks, Night Locks and Latches, with
night keys Front Door Locks tvery fine and
large) Pad Locks, Sash Locks, Blind
Door Locks, and other varieties.
The Axes, Hatches Grub Hoes, c Hoes and eve
ry kind of Carpenters Black Smiths, Coopers and
Brick Masons' Tools, sold by US, are of superior
quality and warranted.
70 Fine assortment of
DISTON'S CELEBRATED HAND PANEL and
TENON SAWS.
will be kept on hand Circular Saws of his manufac
ture will be delivered to any point on the A. & N
G. r. L. without extra charge at manufacturers
prices.
To Shingle getters would offer the
SHINGLE WING kNIEE.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

There is enough cleared and in cultivation for two
horse farm There is On the tract good
WELLLNG no USE.
regulated farm.
The farm is well adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, &c. Marl is found in great
abundance Immediately at the plantation, of the
best quality and the only trouble using
it on the farm is the cartng there is digging
after it. The advantage of
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
The Present Crisis-Our Own Posi-
ton.

TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 27, 1906.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
VAZUABZE TRACTOFZA
For S ale.

TIHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to change his bus
Il mess, offers for sale the tract of land which
he resides lying Immediately on the South side
one mile from Croatan Station, in nealthy and
good neighborhood Said tract contains about
400 ACFES.
, 1860-06-01

kB Batter made by Orange Gounfy farmers,
n eanalled in quality, can be found at SrAS-
roS'*, No. 43 Clark street,-fresA every week,
, 1860-06-01


i. l.. FEaS:r # lie firm ot r. r. Gates i
Co., ,'a"!1':1i:.s, u! this city gentleman in
cvs'-y say svorthv If cottidyut-a coo!-lleadea
S.u.s: ucc!!;4!.ic-wri.cs 10 tile scnior part-
nsr ii his establishment, 4 letter which we
rt!:;t tbs mcf,lirr, AID in which VIC doubtless
have Il ,r'.e aud 1cliablo accouat Of The min
ius r:osl"~:: in tho Euw goid tields in the
country arsalnl ptkt's Peak. Did we not
haow the w-ltcr 10 he honest and sagncious
we 1n,s'!t .;:>trust the accuracy Of his rola-
ti.nl-: hut we have not tho least reason to
dn,'. that lie tells the exact truth-and no
n,or,:. I!c is il. the mines ou the business Ct
the 'irn1 Of which he is member; and Lis op-
ror,uEitics fur learuiag tie ficts which lie sets
forth :,te .reat.
N:. F::z"rs LITTER confirming tLc most IA
v'a''l' :sgcpsints "s tie 1ict,nyss Of tile new
t'i:=7n:s. will M! J.. without 4 tlc:i led effect
ut"'n tie thousands III the West v ho nre con-
t'n's:it:: u trip / i''cr. But il contains
w:tr,rn. us vel. It is this: "Do rot 20
:sl H. n.le-l,as,dcd aid w:tll,,'t nlc:,,ls Tho
discoveries arc yt1 and probably will con-
t;uu.' I" h. III quartz, "l;ci, cann.t he hand
led wi,',nn: IN expenditure Of time and money
Tor whi,'h nus. gold hunters are pr. ls,red. Tn
like Calf 'rni?. th" osuntry offers we believe
few nrzas II I'll: snaa who Digs for such float
gnld as:1 nuggets US may lie found in gulchcs
:ln( t.ir 1cds IT streams. The rich rewards
ara in tho s lid r"c&, AMI mining. stamping
n'.l *:s1;y tlat is process in which capi-
1:l, machinery and TIM. arc indispcnsible-
S, II" nj Ill ss':s-t with ,ntlirg hut carpet
Sack and :, sllt.ye1!
, 1860-06-01
How 6 Abes, Pulled Fodder.

We hare heard, says the Evansville lind. J
journal. the following anecdote related Of the
Peoples candidate for the Presldeucy, which
shows tue lore Of knowledge, the industry, the
consclentlousuess, and the integrity Of the sub.
jcct OF th's sketch:
1t il well known that be lived ia Spencer
County, xbove here in Indiana. in h1s young
days. lie wss n hard working lad, and verY
eager in Is thirst for knowledge. Il man named
Cra~ford owned copy Of Weeln's Life of
Washington the only one in the whole
netEhborhood. Young Lincoln borrowed that
interesting book, mot having money to spare 10
buy one), md while reading it. by slight neg
tigence ieit it in window. when rain storm
came up and vet the book SO as to ruin IT.
Young Lincoln felt very badly, but like an hon
est boy he went TO Mr.. Crawford with the ru-
ined book, acknowledged his accountability for
its destruction, and his willingness TO make due
compensation. He said he had no money, hut
would work out the value Of tie book
The owner Of the book said to him, "Wel1,
abe, being as lis you, won't be ha1d on you
Il you svill come over and pull fodder for two
day I'll let you Off"
ABE went over accordingly, and pulled fodder
the requisite time, and SO tall And handy lad
was he that Crawford required him 10 pull the
fodder OF the tallest stalks, while he took the
shortest ones himself
This story is told with much gusto by one of
our PROMINENT citizens who used to know Abe
Lincola in his younger days in Spencer county,
and who noW-since the ope humble lad has
become the choice Of great party for The
highest tttice in the world-regards him with
strong Affection, and supports him With en-
thusiuHsu.
, 1860-06-01

IM--"Da a."
Du d. du d..
Hes ehort and Thick rEular "plug~
Du ia: du da day.
We're bound 10 work al nlkht,
we'rc bound to work n day.,
I'll bct my money on The Lincoln hose," :
Who bets On Stephen AZ
Thu " Little plug has had his day. =. =
Duda, du d., . =.
lies out Of the ring By ali fair play,
Du d, du d day ~
CHozts-Te'Ir bound, &C.
H.k;ed hIs bs&t on tho Charleston track,
Uu d., da da,
But couldn't n.te time ~isA his" squs..ss Jack"
Duc "a. du da day. =
"o1d Abs7ham." well brednag
Du d.. da d..
III, vled is sound-hs'u nevetlak.
Du da. du d day.
In IS he tried his Eait. -
j., Du d, du da. =
ues.o.ted Douglas through the State, >:
Du d., uu d. day.
In 60 now we'.e going to trot, ,.- :
Du d., du d.,
So plank your money on The spot,
Du da, du da t1y. -"
The "Liuoola boss. will never fa1l.. ::
1}u d, du da,
He will uot shy 1t ditch Of "1z!l" =.
Du da, du d day.
Tue "I.se Du&~ csn never win,
Du d, DIT da,
That Kansas jobs too much for him, -
pu d1, du d day. :,
Ills legs a1t week. hIa wiad ursound.
Du d., du d..
His "svch.t7ll1 Is too near the ground,
=. Dn d., du d day.. .:..
CAo1rs-Wefe bound &c. -
C.u.M.
, 1860-06-01

" ANTED-Board and room with
apiVate family m the South Side within fye nasn-
past utlee tor 1910. m,aixsf
, 1860-06-01
l)rrss Il Crihuttr
CHICAGO.

Proceedings of the Chicago Conycn.
ttou.
(rAxruLRf Enrr1ox.}
Our pau'ph!et edition Of the late National
Republican Convention is now ready for de,ra.
r.. TWAS reported by thres excellent phopo-
graphcrs e'rbatim, in the style Of The Globe 70.
ports Of the Congressional debates. 1t also en-
braces the otIicial roll Of delegates and alter
mates to the Convention from nll the States aud
Territories, with the Post Office address Of each.
We hare printed but limited edition, for
reference among politicians and those who want
10 Gle away ani preserve for future use the do
snss and savings Of the Great Convention.
4 glahce at the table Of contents will more
fully explain the value Of this important record,
VIZ:
"o?cniug address" by Cow Morgan list Of
na"ir> II "ti National Cou,millee; Darid Vii
mo: appointed Chairman; his Inaugural re-
marks; temporary Secretaries; Prayer by Rev.
Nr- Hnmrf1rry; Committees appointed on Or
ganiza'i"n. Credentials and Business; shnrt
..s'>> - s'A4lE NbHTlEubp buHlF3% hOF4
Reader. y. Il. Gutter. Greeley. Eli Thayer,
:. p nsl r, Mi. E:elc.tnn, y. B. Judd, Pres
ton King. Joshua Il. Gidinxs, Nr. Lowry, and
others; Appointment Of lion. Geo. A>h nun,
!'rcniten'; lis speech List Of neruanent Vice
l'residrni and Secretaries; Presentation Of
the Iav..' by n. Il. Judd; Commute. on Plat-
tornl Letters ut invisa'tun.
S',""f n"y's edi:qs.-Prayer by Rev.
NF. F"t':n: Adoption o' rules, Report oi Com
m,ttre IT,, on c,.dentiss: Spicy Debate thereon
by "!t"o:. Ewin=, Biakey, Amour, Phillips,
Clevclasd, aei others; apportonment Of Del
e<asrs, and debate thereon by Judge Kcy,
:!:.sns., Mum, Reeder, G''odIich and Jeesup.
Tbs Platforms US reported; i:1dings' amendment
And debate thereon ty Carter, GiddinEs,
IhaTer, Oyer, Curtis and Gen. Ssc. Natural
iza'i"n plank discussed br W,lmot. Jessup,
Schulz aud HAssaurAck. Adoption Of platform
as ~.;,ndel.
W'rl ndy.-"rap.r by Rev. Mr.. Grecn.-
Communicating. :iprecaes BY Euir, Sargent,
Cooir. Gcu:"u aud Armour, respecting Mary
!a"d d lt'sa'cs The nominations: Seward By
Everts-eo.erinc--Linco By Judd-cbeering
Bates by Bl.'r- The ba'lo.ting. Lincoln de-
cia-ea nol,inatcd TIL. scene. Eloquent
E7ca':les by Mrssrs. Ercrts, Andrews, snurz,
Austin, blair, irn*n;nx. Nomination Of Vice
frssti'.nt on st cond ballet Speachcs by Hin
key. Srsh, Nc; .r.llix, Cartier. Land and Guad.
rich. FArtcuS business resolutions. Beautiful
rai"dic:ery. Adjournment. Official roll ol The
delegates aud alseruates, with their post Office
address.
Every gaod Republican Ehould preserve
copy Of the proceedings O: Il Convention that
will bc memorable in American history.
The price Of the pamphlet, stitched and
trimmed, IA pages in double co!umns) is
cents ;er sirg1s COPY, 70 CENTS per dozen, or
- per hundred. Postage one cent per copy.
, 1860-06-01
@2R $35, $35, $40, $40, $40.
J.. CORNELL Il cog.
Late Improved
D0ub}e Lock Tight Fast Stitch.

Warranted to give good satsf4co7 a the highest
p'1ced III market. Aske the .titrh h4 4.1.
clnes; are 9x4 Inches under the NJ ~. fit Ia hc
tab under iced saRht needle, fr.m spool,
RMc ysEY EAsx.aa ALM0:T no sELEss, am are
Fell, LUX. G.ther. Quit and NIB oider.
1hev bye Iepea eos taken The h'ehes psem'uHs Out
to cut put Elm iLey suecrs,fuly
eve ythrE. from tie fnet Muslsns to heavv Cowioe.
The two raeh ClHer oily in the lerk If srm ard
e heri is ealy earned from The full prine .nttruc0na,
samples 1t SewnF tlscuar and Cuts secel Of
HLMMEk and tuA0E. j,ttsb1e to all thlckne.ses Of
co aud widths Of hem will hem seams .u1 tell<
u. eonrfo'e st everything used with mach1e Wi
accompany each VIII ehaee Large tiscouns
Come and eee u II l. 81 Lake st.eet Of address
1.T0-NALL 4 CO.
ie1 Post 0nce box 3984 Chfeazo Illinois,
, 1860-06-01
*ec tia. lEfs. Hall IkOlls


The '"fsest 4nd 'ns'st enthusiastic political
gathering ": have ever seen in Nitwuuk,.e
As,. ,ntl.a last ev. ming III Albany Hall. 10
respond tot!.e nominations II lincutu and Ham.
lII. WIT the 1hr"ftls wa- .rd tn order at
o'cfrcl:, the ra.t Hall was Tiled to 1epletinn
ALL! i+n..lf. ts turned uwAy train the doors Una.
BIZ t., < an na1n's-icD.
1,e ,n"c'iug ~a, organized, ou motion of Mr.
Win'!rid Smith. ty The :. Irction Of Alexander
Mitchell MS Tres dent, insisted By ten Vice
Presidents and Eve Secretaries. Mr, Mitchell,
ON II <" z the chair, WIS loudly ar}.audcd, and
1''Iroaitlctri the hn>1ue*s Of the evening With q
few hricf and np'u7'i 'tc remarks. The meet
1n.. wh> addressed III rlHHueut tc; ms by Cover
Mir ,nda'l, Lisu'. Governor Sohle aud Carl
Schu'z. \ s"r,ts Of hr:r:fcd resolutions, re-
ror'ed l>r tc committee, were adopted by &c
c!a'natl"n. us WIS a'>n one recommending Iofiu
F. Furcr az A suitable raadidate G"r re etec. Inn
~ ttr Representative from our First Congress
s'onal Ds-sr.t.
At hlf.ps-t Zen o'clock Tue meeting ad-
ionrucd with xix rousing cheers for Lin
caEn aud ilam in aud three more for Iohu f.
Potter. Let cur friends ,hraushou. th.. State
rest assured :hat all is n<la in ,NIwauk<t.
Never brtore tav" thu Republicans of this clty
opened the campaign in such s:reoEth and spirtt
rs they did last night Our watchword now aud
heucciortb is Lincoln aud Victory.
lfron the Kac!lc A,rocatel
Que nf the laTIest. AZ well ~ one Of the most
enthusiastic palilicAl gatherings ever held in
Raclne convened at Titus Hail last Thur-day
evening. 10 ra,lfr the nomluutinIsof of "Hunest
Old A.e' and uamiin.
The political observer cannot fail TO notice
that ,11ure real enthusiasm, and interest is ava
kenad throughout tue country. at the start, taa1
w.s ever seen befors. Men. that hare for gear
scarcely taken any notice OF politics, are a1iv'
aud =. work, believing tfnt in the election o
tfoncs1 Old Abe rests the only salvation fol
tlr country.
differences Of opinion in the choice Of mel
are furgo..en, and the ticket il ts, is accepted
by all classes Of tften who desire 10 see the na
t'on relieved from that political demoFal'zttios
'at3 which b71us democracy has plunged it.
, 1860-06-01

The Democratic platform has nigger plank,
and the Republican ll4tform has niger plank.
The Conservative Cuion platform Is tue only
one with no wool about il. Louieuiile .jcnrnai.
The Conservative Union" party adopted
the Constitution as their platform. It is re-
freshang TO hear, from such high Southern au-
thority, that there is no "Aigger" uud no
wool IN the Constitution. This happily re:
moves all difficulties, and leares every "nigger''
free to manage his own domestic CONCERNS
wool inc,uded-in his own way.-Cineinnati
E0UHnkyeinL
, 1860-06-01

Proceedings Of the Chicago Conrcn,
ttOu.
, 1860-06-01
VOLUME XIII.
From EathtnEtou.
Especial d!-p1tch to lie n. y. Tr.burc.l

TIE uARrER's FEnHr INVESTIGATION.
inst now the uarpers Ferry Committee are
at stand still. No Witnesses hare been chilled
Tor several weeks, and the investigation may be
regarded as substantially closed. What course
the majority Of the Committee mean 10 adopt,
has YET to be indicated. They have not ex-
pressed any purpose to submit report. though
some such document may be expected, il only
for FORMS sake. Il il now admitted that no
evidence has been produced in any way SUE.
t-iniug the original charge that the Jobn Brown
affair was the result Of q combination or con.
sptracy among the Northern people, instigatsd
ty hostility against tho South. All the proof
confines it to the deluded men who paid the
penalty Of that lash and indefensible enter
prise, and g few foreign sympathizers, who
hare already fed to escape the consequences.
PROBABILITIES OF SPECIAL SESSION.
The calculation now is That we'ahall have
special sessiun of~ Congress, as the House will
refuse to pass the bill for the payment Of the
Public Debt, unless accompanied by the Tariff
amendment. This amendment the Senate will
reject. The result will b. an adjournment With.
Out the passage Of the bill mud call Of IN ex-
tra session. Such Is the expectation of the BE.
publicans, who hare determined on having no
provision for raising money, il. such m appro-
priatlon Of it be made.
, 1860-06-01

luz NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL Soc1ErY.-The
telegraph recently flashed over its important
ncws''bear1ng wires, the interesting intelligence
that the body whose name captions this 'item,'
had presented each Of the entire Japanese suite,
With the silver medal Of the Society, with the
name Of the recipient engraved thereon. It
omits to add for what they were awarded"
but as the Society has not tgiven them for
the purposes advertised in its Premium List
last fall, it is entirely consistent that it should
now give them for no purpose at all. =,
"rhey order these things better in" Cincinnati,
for her citizens rrofitng By the lesson taught us
last fall have refused to guarantee them the mod
est sum Of sc, 900 receipts, and, finally, refuse to
have the Fair ofthe Society there, except on their
own terms. They are willing 10 erect the necessa.
~ buildings, 6c., and bear the usual expenses; !;
bus insist on the payment Of all premiums and
bills by the Society, before leaving the city, and
OIL tile Sociesy's taking the responsibility" rs
to receipts. The Society, not used to this mode
Of doing business, has had one Of its officers
here during the past week, with view 10 in
ducing our citizens 10 again foot its bills aud
fill its purse, 1t is needless to add that there
were no bidders, and we are advised from Wash
ingtou that the Fair will be held at Cincinnati,
under such regulations as tha citizens may pre-
scribe.
Meanwhile, those to whom medals were awnrd-
ed Inst tall, had better apply through simmi
Bocjsen No Kami, or his duplicate Aooragaki
Awajsi So.kami.
, 1860-06-01

Headaches natures vanlnxs and have their origin in
Imperfect dIsest1on, produces Hbeh ascend to tie
d csuolok Of tie covering Of the b.an and
var.lnE IN iatensty 1eotink to the tabts ndy.d
u,l oae OF two brisk toses Of Fl 'ptsrths Pis cure
IL when thsy Ase swooved Ill dans-r Of apop'e1y Is
p,s=ed The pain aad dizziness Will vanish alter lie ht
slaep Do cot e. Any time BE- lost The consequence Of
s.eguIas lie. thus cuscd and The body and mind a.e
better she 'hrrafe. to Withstand temptatona Bran
dssth.s Fits will Jet b. srpsecla'<d By rno1zslsfs
B. BRANDRETH, II. D.
Sold II ~ Csnal STREET, BaEdssth's Building and hv
III respectable detle1s In t7edic.nt. jeltkx1m
, 1860-06-01

" "ANTED-Btank Book Fini. her.
good Blank Boos Ftn!s.er can fed pe,uaa.ut
eTp!o5ne1 b. appy'rE lnmedl1teiJ to JOINS, PER
DUE + SMALL, fx2 Lake ftseet- uys9ct6..iT
, 1860-06-01

elderly persons Of ho:h who feel that teJ reed
something to reinforce he debtlita.ed s5sns ar afraid
reso.; to ordinary smuants bec,use they know the
ppray exasemett they produces 10 felix wsd by nrrh1e
rros,rson. Psee.sey xhat ihsy 1eq lire i euppsl In
uO5rETTEK'S STOMACH B1TTERS. This great
restorative eobnes the tonic elements thar reed and
net momeatasy tut 1man:nt. The strength hi p,E.s
An' and increases dsy bY daT. the -Iter taken
regularly in conformity ~h he dl1tctiors On tie bottle
That heath my to recovered and life prolonged BY It's u,s
there Is Of douot. We comHead Il to all Who
suffer from Dstpeest Dissha, Dst&ntery. central deb
ms. sad III. natural decey .quent upon Cd a9e.
te11Awew
, 1860-06-01

PACON'S BURGLAR PROOF
DDANK 7AFEs We c: al'euze the world to r,oaure
An = 1ie4e In al re-pects equally fe*ir4b'e
PRATT Il WUe' ESTER, Agents,
fCfci91.tt Enuf %
, 1860-06-01

CHICAGO THIEVES ABnoAD.-A dispatch from
the Chief Of Police Of Cincinnati, to Detective
c. P. Bradley Of our city, gives intelligence Of
the arrest in the former place Of Lew. Wright,
young Pool, son Of Ex-Polceman Pool, and Bill
GFcenmau, all well known in The annals of
crime in this city. They were arrested with a
large lot Of stolen sil.s in their possession
Wright,t will be remembered, served term In
the bridewelf. for his completely with the chlo-
reforming of e woman in the cars 1.-THE Central
Depot, in connection with young Allan Butler,
since dead, aud the notorious Kate Cunning.
lie aud Grcenman were since arrested in Erie,
Pa, for shopliftiug. Through The influence of
his slater, Judge Galbraith sentenced him to
the County Jail. though his offence WAS peni-
tentiary one. On his way back to Chicago, af-
ter his relcase, he was injured on the cars, and
lnid up, since when be has not been heard Of
till now. All OF the parties have parents resld-
ing here, and have been long spotted by tho
police as hard young rnscaIs.
, 1860-06-01

"L1FE AND PCBL1c SERVICES or ABRAHAM
lett l. Co., Of Columbus, Ohio. advertise in our
columns this morning that they will. June 18th,
issue "1he Life and Public Services Of
Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamliu, iuclu-
ding their Congressional and other Speeches.by
W D. uowelis, Esq with steel portraits" Mr.
Howeils will present the character Of Mr. Lin
coin as specimen Of true American manhood,
one who has worked out an honorable position
by the force Of his own intellect aud energy,
with no aid from the accidents Of fortune, and
By this reason well fitted to occupy the highest
position il American craftsmanship. 5. c.
Griggs i Co. will be the Chicago publishers.
LARCENY 1T BR1nEwELL B1Rp.-Night be-
fore last man, formerly in the employ Of the
GAlena Railroad Company, was arrested upon
the charge of being drunk. When placed in
the cell at ths A.mory, he had with him $45 in
gold aud currency. In the morning be was
tried and discharged. He immediately insti-
tuted search for his money, but could not find
it, In the meantime. one James Hogan, an old
Briderell bird, who was arrested the Eame
night and placed in the same cell for abusing
his wife. was tried and fined SIS. To the sur.
prise Of a1l be paid his fine. This unusual cir
cumstaucs gave rise to the suspicion that he
was in possession Of the stolen money. Officers
accordingly followed him about during the day
and soon discovered sufficient proof to warrant
his arrest. A portion Of the money was found
IN Ills pQs8k nsion Ha Wat accordfn1fY ar.
rested and examined yesterday afternoon,
when nc was committed 10 jail in default ol
$4,000 bill.
, 1860-06-01

TAe Moline Kepus!'cann are alive aud awake.
LAST SATURDAY. ,vcE;n. they ratified the nonsi-
nntinu or l!oSrsr nLn AnE, Ls rcusing GATH
uia:: II: their largest lial!, u'd Il eood time
csnera'y.
, 1860-06-01

ihe aEf. liigent correspondent Of the
Ina'.eston s.nn 1AsreAry, writing from New York,
Just now II il mighty hard to End Douglas
sised for, l know Of only one nm rho wonid
respond TO the cali, and that is io1ly John
Clancy, Of the L<adev. The rank md Hi, 81, n ths
democracy repudiase him utterly. IL lie - vas ss
sr sy nx u Nv except
utar candidate in the Eunth. That ds1".5a. r.pu,
hAriug been dierelled. they have aism;s..d
Douglas altogether from their favor.
, 1860-06-01

WANTED "A: practicle book
keeper who Is eursErd eu,iux The fo-.poon rl.h
th, other haif Of The dav. Good ETY. references VII be
Eve.- rms M derate, PIea1e add1e:1 bOOh-kEEFEH
oo4 1909, Chicago pol ot1ee. jsl1N
, 1860-06-01

address and pe1sev.snx Industry NAV heaF Of iu-
rat snplovm ~ b paid ". CAR FER
bhtWN. boz :. 139 post ftce. ry3l1ls
, 1860-06-01

HOUSE SAFES:for Family Use.
l. Intended for s yer W1Ye, Iexelry an otter yalu-
Ab1es. PRATT i HTfRCESTE< Agrnf,
fe1cfq3 st 1f7 South Watr1 n 81
, 1860-06-01

e The weather, which in town is creating
such dissatisfaction, is hailed with delight By
the farmers. Except along tho Mississippi and
in aome portions Of Iowa, where the recent
rains unfortunately did not reach, the crops are
most promising, aad therc is every token Of an
abundant harvest
, 1860-06-01

THE WIDE AwAkEs The ga1laut Wide
Awakes were out last isht with full ranks, and
nude splendid appearance. They drilled in
front Of our otlic", and eure "niue cheers for
the Pass AND Tn1nrxE," with musical accom-
paniment, for (which they have cur hearty
thanks.
, 1860-06-01

Tax F1nsT AoT or L1ScolS's ADMINISTRATION
When the news IF lin nomination tirst reach
ed Springfield, Mr. Liacoln's trieuds rushed to
h1s Il 'ass. snd asked hiu how many guns they
E.,nu1d fire, whether one hundred for each State.
tration "a principles Of retrcneamen: and econ
ou,y. Ycu had better IRE but ore gun for each
State,"
, 1860-06-01

ukLp FOR Tn1AI.-Wm. underdue, The col
ored barber, who shot Vim. Saunders, another
co1ored barber, last week, has been examined
before Justice Davis, and held for trial in the
Recorders Court. He Was committed to jail
in default Of s.. 900 bail.
, 1860-06-01
II 4 ED

In GAva+ Henry county. lnrs On tae .sth of Mar tv
Ksv. s. 2: NTsh', " lSroS 5: !IALsE. q the
AYERS. sdsst daughter sf Thos. h. Aye7s .; Eeraha
county. Va
, 1860-06-01

PREACHING IN THE W1cwAx.-At the request
Of the foung Mems Christian Association Rev.
". ". Patton will preach in the Wigwam, at
o'clock. Sunday afternoon.