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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31


Da5 critic GmrHbpot.-Isr ridSne neue
uno furferfrlte" Iompier uMiwaufee" prn her
Yrairie eu 9bien, OGmpfe,linie unb crmmanrirt
ppn eem 'tarfem unc leefuneisen Gapitan 5ans
9od,an. bat eieies Sabr intern 9aieu sucrlt be-
ludt BON alien 8rteu jenleits rer yafe ycpiu
Sic b. 9ebcu, bic ra bin Enc misrsr geben
uno walc tau iencmal tr9rilbt.
LAS CUTE S9if tam an unisrsr Nbeee 1T Si9t
MittwrG, 26. Mars> eeesn 2 llbr NaGmittass.
Mtiibe oeuuo bate IS eebntt, pie man la9t, fly
turd ro5 Gis III rem Minn:lrta Gismesr. Urn
Yepin bineurd 81 arteiten unp trodte wrbl aus
cten risicm 0runee MIR wcui9 Tradt uno Yalo-
giere. 5srr Nrnplp batte in leinem St,rt, Der
lst Dem Yrance untsrbalb 8urup'5 @aArenma=
gaSin an ecr untern 2nnrung li1 t%eiinect, Gin
JaBle prn leinem 1anrle Sirr au%f 9ele9t> unc w.r
h anoen un5 un1er ZEN 9clt3entltb an,p1 isnren
frsunpen Der 0irm1, wel1e cine Ginlarun9 ~
III &tano 9eieBt, Der Milwaufte, Ter errcu
SAmalbe it tieism SaiHIabrte irmmer, VIM
Suai aus sinen @illfrmm 81 %trin9ca. Csnntd,
Min wunore tidy Niht, war riclsr Millfrmm Nibf
frSblib. @tmci9enc 5cg Ter madti9e lAm%,er
bsreiu, nit teinem frIbl. ebsn YisifenTgual, mt
FONT iit;ir, ZEN GruB rr Msnse erwirernr,
w1ren YiellcibtGrepitrrsu ptu Mirnei uta Wlunc=
eiyentbumtlu az 9rrp. esren @sflble weDen res
rrtijabrisen Stunrunssse ebss Der Garit1a rurh
unnUtbi5rn Subtl Midt Ytrmlnren mrllte? Sic
% lmaufes, bic ais critics Iurbtprt ben g rmmer
ieer fs'ne 2anrun9s9etubrsn gu te5ablen bat> 1T
uab Yrair.e cu Gbieu Suriid csouoen.
Oas Sabr 1858 aue9eupmms1. NO bic 3esGity
AM Is. MarS bier aufam, lit eirls5 bic frlhseiIieltt
NnfunIt rss erltcu Yrrtes. rie mir je 9thatt.
Bic GGmpicr. w<lde ren Min*eicta reSel<
m16ig teinhren merren, linp: UoYcrite, SAM
@teele> Merliau, Sine anc Iice, Seanette DO
tert, NatclcYe unc ein isbr Iei9tes m1breno nieies
@iuter III Sttrm1 o%ebautc5 Vrrt.
StiQtpotcr.-ycl ieiner nculidcn Wnmc-
lenbeit in St,lmates bate 5crr 9bns. 6eutbrr
Ycn rcr ,GMatsScitun0" lie Trcnre elmer berSli=
deu, entSegenfrmmenreu Nufuabme scu Seitcn
elmer 9rr6en 3abl Der trrti9cu traYen une intcljs
scntsn Ieutidcu, unb trrscem, baB bic barton
3eitei, nit ibrem ldweren 1tud aud auf eieler
Start laltcn, faac or fir bic StaoteSeitun9 lite-
rale llntc1lfiisun9. 0anf cafiir unieru mcrtbcn
1reuneen III Stilwatsr. Die Stact trist itri>
gems aQs Me!tmale riibriaer 0eiAait;brttietIan,
felt, bic nur Der CUNT tellser .,eiteu terari, UNI
81 eiuem waderu Ucrtldritt SIT 9elaneen. @rllcn
ld 0apitaliten i'm Often infer rStiaes @a1rr"
an ct. Grpir nit leinem "rtiefen" &dage ron
SneuNriebilisquelen nidt einmal %anieben> rb es
nidt eerore Der VlaB it, I'M etras Nedtes in's
Wcrf Al ridtcn?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

Gin acrebtcS 1trtbci1- @ir teridte>
ten in unierer spriaen Summer, taB Ter Mann
rcr teriitmten Motame &wi6belm, has @erenii.
9en cine rjei1rri9e" 6rau gum Gbessirrns ssbatt
ST baten, robrideinli9 idwer piiree tiiBen milf
len, ~inirfern tos @eridt III philadelphia eenue
Nd'urs ror her aenannttn Game unb ibrem &C.
idledt i'm Ma9eneinen haten triirte, I'M i'm fir
ee @dulcen tesablen gu maden. M0ein tiea'
mal bat ee Gu9eno tcG seFeet uno has @eri@t
bat gu @unien tes 8cflaatcn unb seeen ben Su.
melier cntihieten, ter Ter Mot. @miBbelm leidt>
~lnniser @eiic aui rem Mamen eines Mannes,
otr nidt mcbr / ; r Mann mar, s%erun,rt. Iit
rybil. ST.. @re0e" iast roSu: Gs lit tics cine
CUTE 2ebre fir eeni0e @eiaaftsleute> tie INNER
tertit iine, ten Grouen su% upumren". 10 la'se eer
Monn tesablt. Nter es bat alles hine S@ran:
fcu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
Gtel5er< 9pule.
Mbilipp Stcl;cr. Giasnttl'mer'

WVlIEpp SlV15VTI 9EHV7'V""78'
Ct. Ytttr, Wiinn.
Iirics nsue 0aNhnus lit fir ras reiienes Yubli.
finn jctt c~rvTnet. NcltsInocr tsim Sag merrsn
Az csu t%Gllialcn l'relltu a~ui9enrmmen. CUTE
Gnuuul unr @alNsr ltrtS 81 taten.
Nuh lit bier cis StoNczSlfec fir Sra:
rcr1c res Sirur. Ct. Nttcr UNI Ncw: Him.
Wcjtdaiitn aetcn VII bier aus Mrntas5 une
Ortitaaa Won Ct. YsIer nat Nsw.ulm uno am
Mhittu laae rrtcur.
Mab Va CRETE Gicnlta9t uue Samltase,
Wlrnt1aS uur 6rtit'oa rctrur.
Sin gutter @an0el ST MAIDEN.
Iie III e.. MntbruY III cincm Niiuligen 9'unfte
t%elr9sue, oui'S Sefe uuc Grlltanrt9lte einSsrih'
ttte
MiiIiippi= Sraucrci
III ustf ollem SutetDr, srsi @ pbnbau'
fern unp gutter StallunA lrtrrt 81 rertau-
fen. NtIbereS lei hem 'SiNentbUmer
Slt07 0cttlteb Slid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

Mctp= .-Die Mneeleseubeit betreTs BEG
auf Der 9~iorbleite tes Minneirta ~liesenteu une
mad tem @ertraee BON 1851 sur Daeuta.& eierre
9ebDrenteu 9autes, lie9t Scr tsm Ser. Staaten
@enate unb sueleid it Gin @crl&las einbesriTen,
wura9 ten Nnietlern auf BEN iiolideu 3beile
Der &elerye Gin ctern Excitement uno am @ot-
tcnwccr) ibre Claims unter ben 9espSbnliden
acknowledgement iterla0en trereen lea. I'M
lsr 9taotscepartement triro eaber crit tas &eiul-
tat ber @.natsyerbanelunsen ottrarten, ebe IS
tpeitere @@ritte in Der Saae tbut.
Brcmn Counts wirb alic tcd elidli@er-
tp:iie rten une untsn tslaniteen, une barurd auf
ca. 10 1rwnlbips r~ebu3irt. Maeelia unb 2ineen
bitten Californian Counts uno allies tpetIid sun
Nanselinie 33 pirb gu &enpiae County eei9la'
Ben.-(N. II. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

8etriets< Capital So 1874 900
Gie Tauertaftiefsit une 3uverlaiI9feit elmer
TsrIhsrunas WsleliGaft ba,gt ,nebr prn Der
Natur her Sohc ae rrn her MaNe ~rericlten ot,
mir Ientsn raber tie Mufmcrflamfrit Res Yubli-
fur1S auT biz tol9enre
Specilcatipn res 8etritt5 = Gap'tal Ter
Nctna So.
8aar $l7O.646 90
Der. Staaten 5-prrs. Strd 1876 on
Stoas=8cnrs pun Nsm. gJcrf, Sbic,
SsnnsMe', Nentudy, Ml0ruri, sri
di9an uno Suciaua 224 $50 90
Strd pon Nem<yrrf 5tant- 8anfcn 6i9,7IO 90
Strd Sen 9artrpro Yanfeu 242,3Uo %
Strd pom anperu 81nfen 93,SI6 w
Sr:rs Yrn ben St1rhu 5artfrrc,
Nrccflyu, &pdelter unc Serlcy 200, OS9 90
Stcd Der 5artfrre unp Newbavrn g.
lcntabn $4,000 90
"Strd prn aneern Gileutabncn 29,G64 W
Strd Spn Der Guunecticut Girer s.. 1850 90
unrcrltulcetes 0runceigemtum 1886 90
Sdulciaes @ele aut 5ypptbefsu 454 %
9lnSutallrenre Bills 7,O4O %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
Gtabt< II. GQnb<NQ6rt6ten.
Mmcnemcuts sum Charter Don 81

Mmcnomcnts gum Charter ron ct.
Naul. : Inter ZEN au unierem Gi:Y~Gbarter
scn Ter lebten g'eiessetung anseortneten @sran-
%oeruneen betsn mir lie frlse ueen ais I'M Vusen~
lid t~sionters bemerfensmcrtb berpor.
Der Staciratb wiblt in Isiner eriten i3uiara-
menfunit ua6 BET @abl einen @traBmcrmmil@
iicuer ouf Gin Sobr fir tie gauge Staet. Disl :
erbGlt iur feline unter Mutrritat bes City, cuneils
gu sc0iiebenten Mrteitsn einsn @ebalt Don $500
yer Jabr. CT bat ycn' allen fir Nrteiten gen1af'
ten Nuesaten monotlid, rber auf @erlansen SITTER
&e6nuns otsutesen. Die eesenrartisen @tra-
ben-g ommiiicners tleiten in 6unfticn, 10 lanse
ibr Nmtstcrmin ais Mloermanner nc9 tauert.
@ssen bic Gntl9sibunsen res pcliSeiriAters 1T
binfcrt feline Mppc0ation suldiig. no bic suer-
fannte @trafe auGer ben Soften ~eniser ais $25
betrGst.
Der Wmtetermin 1Gmmtliher neuermGblter Sc"
amten tesinnt am 2ten Oienifas bes Nrril urb
,1ao pauert Gin Sabr, be hes @9aBmeife rs
ousaeucmmen, berau Sobrese'
~ d y II r B. CD
MaYrr uno Mleerm1uner bieuen binfcrt fir &c
Gbre, cher mas man 10 im gepIbnli6rn 9eten
"fiir Zen Mlten 6riben" gu neunen p1est. &C.
9alt befrmmen lie feinen.
9ei Der nGd1en unb jeter f%rleenttn Muniiiral-
tpobl wersen cit, 8rieecnsridter unb 5pei GonltaE~
Ter III jeter @aro eemablt.
9taetii6e Strabentouten uno 1cnitise Ser
telerun9sarteiten fTnuen binicrt nur rcraencna-
men werren, tpenn te gisentbiimer rcn crei 8ier.
tteilen res an ben 2inisn ter electromagnetic"
ten eeleeenen gantes idriftlid tarum beim @tabt-
rath einfrmnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
9cmtibc Sanf
s. & 8. Wi((ius, Saint pau(.
Uriiber Micycr u. @iuiu6.)
ct. YauL Miuneipta.

Nultr alien iitri9en 8randeu ces Yanfseldaf.
tes piemen mir III lere t%elrnrere u uime1fiamfsit
nen1 Welflufe MN
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16
NVADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH SUM
CHRISTMAS GOODs!-JOHN BATES

NHRIsTMAS GOODs!-JOHN BATES
~ has on hand choice variety Of luxures for the
approaching festive season. Something for all La
dies and gentlemen large folks and little folks; such
as new Raisns, Figs, Cnrrants, Prunes, Nuts Citron
fresh Peaches, Strawberries and Pine-apples Jelies
Oysters, Fresh Gore, Spiced and Pickled Isinelass
and Gelatine, Fine Brandies Maderia, Port sherry,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, &c. Gentlemen will please
lot forget that the choicest Havana Cigars are to be
nad at National Theater Building, Sycamo street
TdalQI
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

know anything, my dear, about duelling,
how they place the men, or any of the
requisites, SO can't describe this to you
But both were at last put in position
They fired, and the cornet shot that young
brother through the heart t---through the
heart She said this very emphatically
and slowly, slightly rocking her body for
moment or 80, and then falling again
into her original position. Some minutes
more she remained silent. Lucille half
shuddered. She thought the history was
the life of the narrator. She began again,
or rather resumed her narrative. s'
This was the second offering to preju-
dice. Two murders, my dear, and brave
mans life periled They were all quiet
enough, you may be sure, after that scene.
The cornet had sunk down in corner in
the room, and the others stood aghast
over the two dead bodies. They had
lifted them and placed them on chairs,
and sober they all were, sober and terri
fed; SO they just sat there or stood with
out a word Suddenly the cornet rose
and walked over to them. They shrunk
away, young and middle aged, until he
stood face to face with the dead. He
was then cold, immOvable-stern, rather
than anything else. Long he looked on
the dead faces, then turned, with ferocity
in his eyes, upon the men near him.
"Yon, you did this That blood was
shed by you. You are all noble-from
Dukes down you represent all the pride
of your class. Be still, every one Of you
Blood enough has been shed, and you did
it. You thought man who had nothing
aristocratic about him would bear with
you forever, and you see the end now, for
a peasant can draw sword or lift trig-
ger with any of you. The hour, too, will
come when you shall feel this. You,
great or noble-you are but slaves; the
poor worms crawling about gilded GUS
tom, who will be hunted from your as
sumptions by the brawny arms and strong
minds of that race you now feign to
despise."
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16
MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUNp

IMADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
Iva at last Just what the Ladies have long needed
and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir Is warranted to cure all dis
Womb, the Kidneys, the Qyaries, and the Urethra
Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstru
alton, Chlorosis, Amenorrhea; in fact, perfect
ID guaranteed by he use of from two to five bottles
Of the Elixir, of any disease whatever of the Gener
atiye and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no
matter Of how long standing. Price 81 per Bottle
Madame ELLIS calls psrticula ar attention TO the
following Gard of one of the most prominent Drug.
gi5ts Of Cincinnati.
"To THE PUBLICAND THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, We cheerIully recommend IL to all females
suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; it Ia
purely vegetable, and in no case can do injury; We
say to all try, and our word for Il, you will find re-
seps7 "Oorner Of Fifth and Race. sts.''
ALSO
N ADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH sIMU-
AVA LATING COUGH AND LIVER Bl LSAM
suIoA, S without fail, pains IN the Breast, Back,
Side or Limbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. .Difi
burn, Chronic Rheumatism, BILIOUS Cholic, Hramp
QholIo, Gripping Pains OF the Bowels, Dizziness,
Stuppr, Inactivity, Loss Of Appetite, and IN Pain
tul henstruatlon 1t is certain cure anil gives
immedate relief. In any of the above diseases
it will give relisf in twenty minutes, and permn.
N. B.-For sale by f. D. HItL, Druggist, corner
Of Race and Fifth-streets j. D. PARK, corner Of
Fourth and Walnut; SURE, ECKSTEIN & Co.,
corner Vine and Fourth; JOHN DICKSON, corner
Of John and Sixth; PAUL REINLEINl corner Of
& CO., corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame
ELLls, IA West Sixth-street. sepH-ay
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16
NOVEMBER III, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton
M ll!
RAILROAD
six DAILY TRAINS LEAVR THE

S x DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
~ Sixth-street Depot.
Trains run through to Cleveland Sandusky, To.
leaS and tnSianapoils rs without VII change Of cars
Throggh Tickets for al Eastern, Western, North.
"a. A. MI. EXPRESS TRAIN For Hamilton,
Richmond indianapolis Lafayette, Chicago, and all
Western Cities. Connects ut Richmond with U. and
y. Road for Logansport; also connects at Hamilton
$50 A. nj. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield,
Sandusky, Toledo and Chicago This train max "a
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
same evening. Also connects at URBANA YoR o.
and Vest at Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad East and West; at Clyde with
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad trains for Cleveland
and Detroit; at Dayton for Greenville Union, Win
10 4. nj. EXPRRss TRAIN-For Cleveland
via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern cities Also connects at Crest.
line for Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
$40 p. nj. TRAIN-For Hamilton, Riohmops
Indianapolis Terre Haute and Saint Louis,
meets at Hamilton for Oxford, DO. sif iag.E'-,.
$50 7. vi. TRAlN-For Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
al points In Canada Connectsa Belefontaine with
ii:S6 I p. nj. ExPREss si III Fl TRArN-For Cleye.
land via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and All Eastern cities. Also connects at
Orestlins n for pittsbursh PHILADELPHIA Baltimore,
1880 NJ leaves daily EXCEPT SATURDAYs All other
trains leave daily EXCEPT SUEDAYs; Nti 10 '-
For further information and Tickets, apply at the
Ticket least corner Front and Broad.
way; NO: 1859 Walnut.street, nearsqibson House; at
the new Ticket Office, on the west side Of Vinestreet
betweeniP stolce and Durnet House, at the Walnut.
street House,ior at the SIX ID street Depot.
n02 ID. MCLAREN, Superintendent.
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RAILROADS.
Change Of Time-November IA, 1859.
c H &c A @ o
Great Western and Northwestern
-@ seTsTNTE. ps,.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI.
LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO gHORT-LINk
RAILR D ADS.
The Shortest Route bstwssn Cincinnati
ea 2 and Chicago.


Three Passenger Trainsleave OinoinnAtid daily, from
hefoot Of MIL and Front streets. 60
$3.50 A. M.-Ohicago Mail arrives at Indianapolis
vt l2:l0 P. d., Chicago at 1880 r. M. This train
;onnects with all night trains out Of Chicago for
lis with trains for TerTe Hauts; also with Pei .
rains for Peru, Logansport, Fort Wayne and IT,
ledo. ~ !tl1 eGi lbllrI s'hhiU Ii 1i 9aItgf
copmo odetion arrives at Indianapolis st S:i6 P NJ.
making direct connections ct Indianapolis with La
tayete trains for Decatur Springfield, Naples, Quin-
cyi Hannibal and st. Joseph. F.. \ b.
At 1918 A. M, making clese connections at Chicago
with al morning trains ont Of Chicago Il N 81 +
Sleeping cars are attached to all the night trains
I n this line, and run through to Chicago without
Thfs Is exclusively Western and North h-western
oute, and with favorable and reliable
9Th all connecting roads throughout the entire
sSS s 60
The Company's exclusive Telegraph Line ID used
when necessary, to govern the movement Of trains,
and Loughridges celebrated Patent Brakes, are ct.
perfectly controlled; besides al the other modern i'm.
pfovements necessary for the comfort and safety OF
passengers, the managers of this road have bersly
5moking.cars On thsiine.
e% Besure you Irein the right ticket ofioe before
lou purchase your tich cts, and aak for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indlanapolis
Eare tas t same ss by any other route. Baggage
nsfhsS teHGHd sooa unit. osed o.n B. OBJ.
ained at the tchst Offices, at spencer House Corner
aorth west eornst Broadway and Front; 20. Bur.
at Depot Office, foo! Of ILL., on Front street., where
unnecessary information may be had.
0mnibuses run 10 and hun each train, and y
AL f0r passengers At all aoii and all parts Of IT,
'isy, bS leaving address as sl!s 'r Office ,,r
no4 ... i0-I General Ticket Agent
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16
MALN'S PATENT.
'VNHE MOsTRELIABLE FIRE AND

VNHE MOSTRELIABLE FIRE AND
H. BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.-They have given
more satisfaction than any other now in use. M
We offer q areward Of ONE THOUSAND DOL.
tme showe sin gle instance wherein they have failed
TO preserve their contents. 'r
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
test with any establishment in the Union, and the
of $1,000.
Weare prepared to furnish better Safe and at less
States.
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand.
Werespectfully invite the public to call and exam.
Inc our atock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL q CO.,
augl2-Vt Nos. 10 and II East Columbia street.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16
SILENT CHARITIES.
''Tenuls fugiens per sramina rivus."

'Tenuis fugiens per gramina rivus."
Look how a slender rivulet steals along,
In windings devious, through meadows grass,
It's waters all too scant to raise a song
OF murmurous pleasure unto all that pass
Wherefore with lowly aim 1t deth but seek
The thirsting herbage to refresh unseen;
Wherest each tiny Ieaf and howeret meek
Doth clothe itself with sweets and livlier green.
So the Good Heart who hath no store of wealth
His poorer brethren to enrich withal,
Doth his little kindnesses by stealth,
That so the world may not porceiys at all.
Nor should we know the virtues which he hath,
Save for the brghtning looks that mark his humble
path 7I.7 T7IT
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

ALL GREEK TO HIM.-A student went
into bookstore and inquired of the
proprietor, if he had any pocket testa-
ments in Greek. ON GreekY' echoed our
good friend, hesitatingly. 81 believe not,
sir but | have some elegant ones in
morocco"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

SETTLING ACCOUNTS Jenkins
will it suit you to settle that old account
of yours ?"
mo, sir, you are mistaken in the man.
am not one of the old settlers"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

CURING HAMs.--"See here, Gripps, |
understand you have a superior way of
curing hams. | should like to learn it I"
"Well, yes; l know very well how to
cure them but the trouble with me, just
now, is to find out way to procure
them, ID.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

The transit across the English Chan
mel is supposed to be the sic transit al
luded to in the well known Latin quota
tion.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-16

"A suggestion to bald heads. Come
up to the .cratch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13
Louisiana Legislature.

BATON ROUGE, Tuesday, Dec. III, lSJV.
Tie bill providing for the election of delegates TO the
State Convention to be held at Baton Rouge Oh The
23d of January has passed both Houses. In the House
a strong effort was made 10 put the questson, "Con-
y.ntion or 10 Convention, before the people.
The Military bin passed both Houses, appropriating
$4,000; providing for the appointment of a Military
Commission and Military Bureau; also, for the organi-
zation of volunteer companies and armins the same,
ard for establishing military depots.
The Military Board VIII be convened Immediately,
and some one will be sent 10 purchase arms. The
amendment of the House. forbiddug the purchase of
arms ut the North by the Board lost The bill Of
II House confscaing all the goods arriving from the
Northern States after the liz of January and applying
the Iroceeds the sale of the TO the purchase OF
arms, was referred 10 a joint Committee, and created
considerable fun.
Tie Legislature adjourned till tomorrow when it
will probably fnirh its business.
BATON RoUGE Wednesday, Dee. II, 1860.
The Senate passed the Convention bills after an
eloquent opposition speech by Mr. Randall Hunt. Mr.
WHIT Adams OF Mississippi was introduced to the JOINT
SessoD. aud made speech announcing the action oil
MshsiW i, and asking the cooperation OF Louisiana,
wl i,h Was cordially received. The hall was crowded
A till TO appoint Commits toner's 10 the sister Slave
States created much discussion, but was lost reSolu-
tie requesting the Governor To communicate 10 the
Covernors Of oler Southern States 10 the condition
Ca u e county, was adopted.
Both Houses are in session, and WILL probably,
adjourn tonight.
BAlos RoUGE, "Wednesday, Dee - 1860.
Tie extra session OF she Legislature has adjourned
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The South CaroIinn Legislature.

COLuNBIA, 5. C., Tuesday, Dec. II, l86U
There was animated contest in the Legislature
for an election of Governor to-day. The following is
the sccond ballot Necessary 10 choice, 81 Pckcns,
%; johnson, 80; Rhett, %; Jameson q; Townsend,
Bainwe and Chestnut, ] each; blank, j. On the
fret ballot Pckens and johnson tied. The election
was postponed until Wednesday.
CoLCMBI, Wednesday, Tee. ~, 1850.
The third ballot for Governor took place to-day, and
resulted: PicLens, 30: johnson, 40; Jamison %;
ri ett 2S scattering, 6. The ballong then ceasee for
to-day.
Tie smallpox is increasing here and there is great
panic about it, There is prospect Of the Legislature
adournirg to Charleston tomorrow