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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-02

GARDEN AND FIELD SEED
For 1850.
ID F. PESCUD Is IN RECEIPT OF THE MOST
II extensive and superior stock of
Garden and Field Seed
he has offered for SALE and he has only TO inform bis
customers that tev raised by that celebrated Seeds
man. ROBERT BUIST, Philadelphia, TO satisfy them Of
their genuneuess and great superiority all other seed
ercepted
Ny customers can have upon application of Buists
Almanacs and Garden Manuals gratis
Country Merchants and large dealers supplied at very
low pricesand their orders will be filed with dispatch.
EF Please send in your orders while have ali the va
rieties usually required.
Rsleigh, Jan. l3 1850. 4-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-02
RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNES

BUSINESS CARDS
RALEIGH AND GAsTON RAILROADI
Change Of Schedule!
RALEIGH November LIST, 1882
AN AND AFTER TgIS DATE THE MAIL TRAIN
Leave Raleigh daily at 10, A. NJ,
Arrive at Weldon daily at ~, NJ.
Leave Weldon daily at IL, A. NJ.
Arrive at Raleigh daily al $40. PM
THE FREIGHT TRAINS will run as fOllows:-
Portsmouth Freight leaves Raleigh Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Arrives at Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
petersburg Freight Leaves Raleigh Tuesday, Thursday
Arrives at Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
P. A. DUNN, Supt.
November 8, ls59 s6-iy.
HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTI0NEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale of Negroes,
FRANKLIN ST. RICHMOND Va,
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND PRI-
- vatey, and pledges his best efforts obtain the high
est market prices.
He has safe commodous JAIL where he will board
Juue "a, 1859 S7-tf
MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETTES LACES,
And every Description of Military Goods,
ACCORDING TO THE
Latest .. s. Army and STATE Regulations.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
June So 1859. SLY.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-05-02

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Crop of 1859.
"TE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE SUP
w ply, comprising all the popular varieties
These seed heen tested several years and have
given great satisfaction customers and
commend them with confidence, being equal to any in
the country.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD,
Druggists.
Raleigh Jan. "a, 1860. TT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASPIAN ENGLISH sH DIES.
In Williamsburg close TO the ferry fitted nm in srs, 100
se there two lease of the whole house
eight rooms al moderate The stock will he soa an
valuation II required Inquire of WILLIAM ARRnrT
North william street, Chatham. ,A' N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

NTOTICE.-PsoPOsA AIS WILL. BE RECEIVED BY THE
~ subscriber for bring the whole part of five story
building with basement be ortnc h erected lot No 50
Nassau street. between Fulton aud John. 10 this city
FRANCIS BYRNE, lS, Nassau street, N. Y.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
DrgrAgRH OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, PHYSICAL,
~ Decline Of American Women. Measles Hopping Cough
Nnive Cure EQUAL Education for the Sexes The rhTso
d,ca PRACTICE Ancient Medicine How 10 Live Philosophical
Marvel TIE Model Child Grapes &C. in tbs February No
WATER CURE JOURNAL. Nov readv. 81 year.
FOWLER 4 WELLS, sos Broadway, n. z.
DETER COOPER. JOHN " WRIGHT AND II. c.
Il spauldnR Biographies With phrenolosics Descriptions
riveu In Ire February number OF the PHkENULOGICAL
journal. Also skull OF Robert Bruce Phrenology in Art
Heads and Hass what Geuiu.s TO the texton Moral Patio
eophy the Of Considered In his fnd dual Social
and 0umegac Capacities Price 10 cents or 81 year. -
EQWLk1 WILLS. S@ Broadway MI,
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SALHS AT AUCTION.
r. GRIFFIN Co, AUCTIONKBRR
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
SxvEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,

ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS.
No 70 West Twenty sixth street. sixth avenue tne
Carr bronze and omou Chandeliers pier and mante Mir
Ice Cur ains and mahogany bedroom Furn
ture oak dining Furniture China Glass aud Silver
Ware To be sold this day Saturday, January q, at the
cling No. 70 West Twenty sixth street.
Sixth avenue sale TO at l0h O'Clock partial
description 'front.' catalogue Is here
richly gothic Chairs centre side and
sofa Tables; Turkish easy Chairs silk moa
Secretjre and Bookcase acys Table In aid
embroidered table Covers tapestry Curtains artistic brouze
katuees OF Tie Bscchs Venus Mars Franklin
bsque Dresden china pier and Mirrors
emorodered lace Curtains Cornices Shades
one monh chsss Table; seven octave Panotoe four
round corners finished round cloth
Cover; velvet Carpes Rugs Oil Paintings by
Mbdonnh. Family Group, Seasons ct Point, Harvest
scene Cattle Piece; French line Engravings elegant
sy ght ormolu Chandeliers Candeabras Brackets black
walnut lat stand DO Chairs oil Cloth Brussels stair Carpets
Rods wood Bureau marble top and French
plate Mirrors carved beds eads Conmodes Washst4nis
shaving Stands Wardrobes Tapestry, Brussels Carpets oval
Mirrors hat eight day Coc hair aud spring Mattresses
fesher Bees Boosters and Pillows Blankets Sheets
soias Bureaus Bedding Dining roon-Elegsnt sets Of
crystal Glassware cut aHd engraved 10 match
cantes Two CELERY and Fruit Stands twenty four Gobe
do Champagr.s Wines, Iumblers, Preserves Salts 30
Parish funoh Bowl ivory handle balance Knives and eork
silver plated Caster spoons Forks Knives Napkin Rngs
Cake Baskets coffee Urn, oak Extension Table Arm Chairs
Seuch t9ters 1ray and sa d. French china Tea richly
decorated rner Sets. leo pieces
Heaters stone Iron and Tin Ware; koaea Tables Chairs
Crockery. &c Terms of sale cash. bauksble money
cerhed che Ia Deposits required CT all purchasers
10 the auc,oneeis
A MERwIN, AUCrIoNEER BANGS, Msa.
N. WIN CO-Irsde sale rooms Is Park row.-MOndsy
evening Jan 20 Gu O'Clock rare and curious Uld books
ment OF Works in brsuches of literature.
me old hngrayngs, Illustrated Books 6c Catalogues at the
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WT1LIIAE ABBOTT, AUCrTONEER--OFFICE NO. ~
w North William street. Will sell this dsv ut II o'clock,
The STOCK and Fixtures of the liquor 6 Fifteenth
between and b stand Casks, Headers, Walnut
Counters Beer Pumps Tumblers Ice Box Said fixtures
nearly new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

DATENT RIGHT FOR sALE.-SHAwS BURGLAR
Proof Eock, patented April g. 1858 This Lock has AL
M h All S.hers - cannot be picked opened
oy ne parry holding the hey unless informed the secret
can pc to night latch doors desks padocks Th
rghi cr hs state or other In the United States will 10
soa Dy spplcSion 70 JOSEPH H. RUDDACH agent No az
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~ talic Life Boat Company, retiring from business o
for sale their entire Establishment Greenpoin near ~
.sn AND well calculated for any manuctory Lots
running through from street street also Stock
on mana too an boats with valuable Patent Rights
anufacure OF the celebrated metallic life b,ais
Inc Whole VIII be sold together separately as NAV be d.
Treasurer, 90 and % Beekman street. 800 A'A's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

WIN. Writers. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day, at l01s O'Clock, Of Laicht wch
streets the contents of Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store
consisting of Liquors. Wines, Cords Whskeys segars
aso Standing Casks KEGS, nemuohns Rergerators Beer
Pumus, Measures, Liquor Pumps, Gauges &c. DC Sale
positave.
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ITO CLOSE A COPARTNERSHIP ISTbREST.-vALUA.
bic Leasehod Premises Broadway fifty north of
Frank in street TO be sold auction close co9sraershp
interest h. II LUDLOW co. viii sell at public
y O'Clock the Merchants, Exshang. in the OF View
York Tuesday Jan 81 1870 the valuable egshy
situated essehod premises 35a running 10
and fronting Cortlspd alley. Tue budiug 25 from,
and and leo feat deep stories
stories IN the Corandt alley the ntbens
nearly level with the si1ewss the bxS
" and Pun complies fret a. hing
business For fsrh particulars spply to the aucoresrs
Pine street.
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A UCTloN NOTICE
n NJ q. EDEY, AUCrTONEER.
NEW AND SECOND HAND VEHICLES
HARNESS. ROBES. &C.

VIII sell on SATURDAY., January % O'Clock
rooms No SO Cedar street Opposite he Post oce very
variety and secsnd hand vehicles consisting
Always top Bugg'es slide aud jump seat top Bugges
seated road WAGONS gtt troing Wagons &c Also Boston
Chaise In excellent order suitable for doctor.
and double b.rnessoi an descriptions Also, invoice
carriage aud sleigh Robes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

MADISON AVENUE LOT FOB sALR-A LOT 2Sr:oD
nj fsss Madison avenue corner Of Twenty Get
with neat stable on Of lot for sale This property
Of all nsumbransea Inquire Of GKoR3k DURoCHE
20 Greene street.
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III q Nassau street -Ho-seho,d Furni,ure.-HEsRY IT,
LEEDS CO VIII sell at auction saturday Jan q al 10Y
Of household Furniture removed for convenience Of
ale consisting Carpets olclohs Bedseas wsshsAnds
with marble Eegeres Bo<racks black walnut
Bookcases mahogany marble centre Tables black
cottage Bedsteads mahogany soss Tets Tee mahogany
sofas In hair cloth hair Mattresses straw paissses straw
Bede Boosters and Plowa Also large lot OF Restaurant
Fixtures Knives and Forks Crockery and Glassware Also
one OF Singers Sewing Msnhnes In good order be sold
ihout reserve Segars warranted IA
yanA being about $4,000 In all sold TO pay advances
TTFNRY H. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER. skLESROoN no.
Ill e Nassau street-HkkRY u. LEEDS co viii sell
auction Saturday Jan D. at IL O'Clock In front of
No. Nassau street. second band Coupe IN good order and
A.. ct orf,pav $50 trimmed with light drab cloth and hAs
much Inc appearance Of London brvusham 70 b sold
WITHOUT rDwvA
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EoR sALE-sTORE FIXTURES, CONSISTING on
stairs To any In want Of good furniture his q rsr
chance, as they will be sold cheap. ~ . rA&o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

DRlvATE RESIDENCES FOR SALE CHgAP-BY A.
Sergeant 70 wall street three story brick House.
West Twenty second street, $500; one do
street 20 SO; do West Twenty eighth street
$4,000 brown front Twesy street near Br ,sd
way. All the above have modern improvement perfect or.
DER, and n good neishboghppde -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

Such u not the fact The London cshmen COM
plain that the Sabbath ID anything but day Of
rest to them, not because Of pleasure, traffic or
Waiting, bit because that portion Of the com
munity who plume themselves most on respect
for the Lords day viii not give themselves the
trouble To walk The great sensation preachers
and the revivaiists are especially pointed out
as the worst enemies Of Sabbath observances.
When Sprrgeon. or Punshon, or Bellew, hold
forth there is no rest for the spiritually bereft
Jehus Of the metropolis. But the manner In
which the advocates Of Sabbath restrictions re-
concile their doctrines with their practices is so
characteristic that we must let the missionary
Of the cabmen give bis own account of it,
lady, who had q 6rss rate establishment, and kept
powdered footman, used to engage cab every Sunday
when the weather was wet or the roads dirty She al
ways paid TO the driver TO take her
70 ebore church. just within mile Il augh). The
sxpence used tc be sometimes accompanied with reli
eous tract given 70 the driver ana occasionally 70
r. the attendant which bore Sabbath observance and
when she had gone he said 10 afrend ~ respect roll.
gion, but such developcmeo. this detest" And be
tore 60 the tract
This Is delicious. Just picture to yourself
the expression of Cabby's face, az, twirling his
fares gift between bis fore-fnger and thumb,
he watches her disappearing within the portals
Of the fashionable Bethesda.
1t needs not however, that we should
resort to the experience Of London
life to expose the hypocrisy and humbug
of these Sabbatarians. If they presented in
their own habits faithful reflection of their
results, we might have some patience with
them; but when II is notorious that they
Compound for sins that they're inclined 70,
By damn.ng those they have no mind to,
we are forced 10 the conclusion that their ty
rannical interference with the consciences Of
their fellow men has its foundations on other
motives than religious conviction.
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CLosE OF THE Srx,nR SEssoS-THE kcoxFSG
HARvEsr.-The fashionable season is now all
but closed at our numerous summer resorts, and
the long deserted private residences Of metro
politan princes will once more echo with home
made mirth and festivity. Bridget and her
friends who have for 80 many months held high
carnival In gilded chambers and curtained par
lors, will have to drop back into the basement
kitchen and patiently wait for the coming Of
another summer. The watering places are be-
ing rapidly deserted. There are very few a-ri
walls OF any Of their hotels now, while the rail-
ways and steamboats, are taxed 10 their utmost
capacity In bringing home tie returning pill.
zenith, and In another week Newport aud Sara
toga will be totally deserted while autumn
leaves viii be thick upon the ground.
In the meantime the attractions and sensa
tons Of the metropolis are every dsy increasing,
and the present fall and winter viii doubtless
be fully as exciting as any Of their predecessors
The city Il now filed with strangers, snd the
fall trade has made very rapid All aivsn-
tageous strides to the benefit Of the importer
and consumer. The visit Of the bel. &c the
British throne-now 20 near IT hand
viii draw into our midst many Thousands
OF our fellow citizens from the sarthest eouenes
Of the republic, while our Canadian neighbors
viii not fail 10 swell the throng BY many thou
sands Of tourists In their anxiety &c see how
New Workers are going to receive tie FRINGE.
Thus, while our summer resorts are being turned
into deserted villages, ctr principal cities are
being crowded with the wealth, beauty and
fashion which SO recently were the observed Of
all observers IN these haun.s Ct pleasure ard
amusement
The keepers CT TIE fashionable hotels CT the
different watering places have IN many instances
derived considerable rrOft from the activity Ct
the closing season. We Published last week
q concluding batch CT interesting cores
pondence from these localities, which showed
how the festivities CT TIE season terminated.
The landlords look with blank dlsmay q, the
inactive months which are now beginning 20
evolve; but they have nc reason TO complain Of
the summer season, CO II Is generally ackncw-
lodged that II has beer very profitable.
On the whole VIC have, a. people, much to
be grateful for. Returning autumn ards cur
city and our whole country thriving prosperous
aud happy. Our internal aud external trade
Is progressing with gigantic rapidly and the
evidences or wealth and afiuenee are evSy-
where to be seen. While frcm ether lands VIC
hsAs q ne tailage of srcps aad TIE danger Of
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rHu.ADKLyuIA STOCK DOA3D.

PHuADELrHIA STOCK DOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. r 1850
Dsocn heavy. Pennsylvania State SIS, o6ia RaaaAng
rod, 10 Pennsylvania Railroad, ak. Sight eEchAngs
o. New York, par.
BArrxoxE, Sept. 70 1850.
F1oursdu and heavy: Howard street and Ohio, IS -
e6 g. Wheat dur and unchanged Corn dull white,
CSC Toe yellow etc. q soc. Provisions dull meas
port 3la T5; prime, sis Lard, ISzc. Rio coffee arm
at 1A4c. a. 1876 Wh,sxey, c21c. 22Hc.
PHuADErpMA, Sept %, 1880.
Coffee nrm sales 200 bags Of RIO at 14zc. l5ac..
1000 bags Of Iagusyra 14,tc 15c. Flour ct
perhns IS rs S. 81. Wheat firm At 81 IS 81 e.
Corn scarce. Whisky dull al 24c 2s1sc.
BrpyALo Sept 22-2P.k
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat closed dull sales
OF IL 900 bushels red winter at 81 i3K 900 bushels
No. Chicago spring At ess Corn quiet sales thts
mornings yesterday 10 900 bushels Sc. WhiAkey q s
Canal freights steady. Lake imports today 1000 bar
reis -Four IL 900 bushels Wheat q 900 bushels Conn.,
1900 bushels Barley Canal exports: lAl 900 bushels
Wheat, IL 900 bushels Corn.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1860.

WAsMNGros, Sept. y, Ib60.
ras ssrugss OF THE crssrs MARS,AIs
e returns rapidly pouring In from the sew.
eral MArshas throughout the country but returns from
stae Territory have jet beea received to ndi-
cate the population.
BIDS FOE SUPPLIES FOR TIE SAvr.
The bids for supplying the several navy yards through
United States with materials have been received
and opened At the Navy Department and the clerks
engaged arranging and cla&fyng them. The bids are
generally very low, and the competition immense. Gil
bert Co., Of this city, the heaviest bidders, and
entirely responsible which cannot be aid Of al the bid
ders The government frequently loses large sums BY
the irresp0nsbty Of Its contractors who fail TO comply
with their contracts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23
Amirs IN Philadelphia.

PHtArUynA, SEPT =, TOO
The s,oopofwsr Psvnee harled out INTO tie o.
day. me win sail down the ncisv are On Monday ssd
await the arrival Of Minister McIans.
Purer Abbott, Of the Pawnee, applied Ter writ Of
hAbeas corpus in the Court Of Hs rr 70 day 70 be
leased IRON ball The criminal charge against him,
suitiur from holding money collected board TIE Gag
snip S. lawrence In 1859 for the redsmptos Of the am
" Of masuuitsed Save Abbott refused 70 deliver the
money until he had communicated with the owners and
b nov charged with miappvcprias'ns the money re
wrt NJ refused shs ground that The esse v soon Be-
tried In TIE Quarter SESSIONS.
me steamer Arizona niled for New ORLEANS 10 day.
Robert Crawford, sccschmAn, carpss manufActareT,
vas found dad last night IN ioeey spot IN the rprer
part Of the city He had been shot through the mcu'h
He wAs probably murdered. No eiue ns ys been oo.
salsed 70 Che supposed assassin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

MArvs Law C.rs prrrU.-va We uns.eo s'sss
supreme Court, az Hartford, tefc~e ysaess rsn -
Shrmsa. on the 10Th inst tNe CO o. Ssms1 fArrae
lce VS.. the Sheriff Of Mddiesex county 49, osoiaso
1stz Mr.. paruelee was ptorsesor o. .ls seLv.oten
eject tho Sheriff neredl ucr< eeossn e 70 mn yAred
Al AZ res Mr. psrrnelee fucs the shsr9 ard attached
"a one-tv rna Court decided that the clause of to-
.rrlrh the sei,u-e male unccrEgl
5SSsi' "a decided y arr q " Pa-rsss's :r-.
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-
q tSsss candidates. cal say ort i'tus - 70 Va
amongst them vii Their orta crowned With partial
success b. receiving nominations II sid tnnS NJ
Ccrrtcn sftscs 70 In he n n district bsUj wood
N receive the nomination Of N0nrt Hall, end NAY
pclbly. By atvolt management, proc1rc The IAmmany
Der nation also. General Hiram w>bydee and John G.
sher nppear n be his strongest opponents Mr. RchArf
tbs famous Mike money VIII he mated respectively
hy the Norart ard Tamman ofthe Fourth La
tFcs The merchants OF the sxta Congressional distrcs
pnshina Paul Bradlee down town merchant With
gsoa e1eray lie has already received the nomination
OF the Breckenridge wing, aud whether nominsted o.
net IL the other party, be vii, hid, BE- supported
tvthe tulk Of the IN the district In tbs Seventh
district the 5e sArnsss betwesu hessre.
fncs, wa-i and RoeInson. Aide mxn Bradley, Dr. Brad
tie rcrrescniscn of the Eighth district Tomo-rov nsht
will probably stsie claims Of al these rirA csni.-
cafes.
HKNRv Z. WIKI sEADr 70 EETrsx Nrc PRIVATE
LIE.
mo Following letter from the Brecrriire candidate for
ouse,1rt Governor has bee1 HANDED Us Tor publica-
ton
B-yvAro, Sept Il, 1889.
yovS Gsxz-, J-., Cha National Denocratc state
COMMITTEES
DasR ss-HsviDr beer dominated for the once q
Lieutenant Governor By the Naoua. Democratic Opuvo
ton, now desire 10 say thAs any use Of my name which
VIII tend 70 promote rnfon Of al orpoeed 70 seefiocA
organization vil afford much xrzli6casios - -
election 70 the honorable poston for which havr oesc
dominated VERY truly, ycurs. &C
ca-ric Of the sxth ward regsssa 70 - STATE snas
be q not candidate Cor Cosgess rsprssnsed sne
HEzAi1 OF this week.
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Marine Disasters.

kxr On BAY, sept ., 1880
The sh.p Nsry. At tbs pcrs from New YORK, reports
having seen 90 ship ashore toe ovser sni Of
Ficrs,A Peel dlsmss;ed.
tie bssx Horace, from satAaus. . whore a, Pass
Loutye.
me schooner Brush. from Ssw Yorx .os Hr.ros, has
put into Pensacola, Leaking.
me schcouer Martha from ssu Orleans Pensacola.
q sshors hssh and dry on Half Moon Island
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Che Missouri Breckinridge state Conven-
ton.

The Missouri Breckfnradge state Conven-
81 Los-s, seps n, 1881.
special despatch 10 the Republican, from Jefferson
City, ays the Brecnrdse State Convention has adopted
.he report Of the Committee Resolutions, which de-
claree.-
Whereas the Allure Of the Charleston Convention 10
inmate Leaves 70 the people their choice Of candidates and
principles therefore
Resolved fhaa We nm adhere 70 the principles
Of coustitrsiooal govesnnsnt which IL ds0oerasc
party has always uphed end whiA faithfully sdhered
70, Win porpst1as the cnioa ard den'nats ~ blsus
oys eQvlH - ts.easszSy throsghort The borders Of
rte resolutions Aso rsArrm the platform adopted By
the STATE Conversion bold In April, dscAre ateadt d.
vosoa 70 the platform aAspsd ~ she Ma<yaid Iasrts
oonvens,oa, and sccsps heckiazas end Lane = ~ can
didaaes Of the democracy OF Missouri.
Mr. Thursson, gate 70 Charleston. spoSs nearly
an hour The notseabls feature Of ais speocn
the expression Of hs belief Lincons election and the
advice q prepare Tor defeat amer which they wocd be
prrscd and ready sor . democratic victory.
g Iorx, SER. -, 1880.
Before the nna I'd oUrnmen Of the Bcck!rrIdge State
Conveaioa yesiercay,A rcso uton offered bit not
acted upon reqany the electors TO vote for any cand
date 20 defeat Lincoln The eeetra ticket revised,
and A. the vacaaees Gnsi, wien the Cnveniion ID.
fosr1aA am d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

nsAf NUM- ccfts wv
me bsss bal match between the Excelsior Clnb ~
BROOKLYN and the Excelsior C'vs Of this city came
this anernooB and rcsutei IN the vcr-y q the former
The score stood Al the cioBe Of the rame-Ezcesc-s +
Brsosi.a. ar ons Ezce.s'ogs q Baltimore sir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

scnAsros, Pa, Sept q, 1894.
IRE damp explosion occurred TO-DAY n Bowktey's
mine al the upper end Of Pittsson Six were In No
mine oil Of whom got out except John Howard, IT, vhe,
is feared, 10 surocated. The Of the wdst
excitement, The pump icing broken and the shah alsS
with water.
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Mr.. Douglas In cirvsisnd.

C.SrASr, Sept g, 1850.
~ Dssxss spoke today 70 large crowd. The aud
from she country especially large, and tie er
th1sssm great. n, Dough-, re-na'1s here IN Mcu.
day. nd the, goes % Tsfn. Chic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

bokrpz, sept. y, IsoU
Edward 2. Pore, farmer Of ou.scy, guarrelled yes
tsrday afternoon with Francis D. yorier, yourg r
his employ about wages, and shot him lead. Deceased
vss nineteen years old, and native Of Brandca, W
oncers ars 10 pursuit Of Pope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23
Non-ArrlvsI or the Aar1asic.
sAsDr HOOK, 6sp< 2e-lo r. T. :
mare are yss 70 ssns q the ssamahip Adrase Wind
frssh IRON s. w.; weather clear.

Southern Ocean Steamer Moveaeass.
sAyAnsAz, Sept r., leo
me steanshp Florida arrived 1t Tybee at six ocieck
well
SAVANNAH, Sept q Iooo.
Toe screw steamship Mount yernoa. ron New York
arrived here last evening at six O'Clock.