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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26

MOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will lie
sod at our office corner Of Bank and Ii,h streets.
ceased. on VIZ DNESDAY. the Cd October 1853,
at ~ o'elock lII acres of WOOD LAND. in
Henreo, about miles below Richmond, adioin.
others.
TRRAs - One third cash; the balance at and s
men MS. for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and title retained TILL last note il rald.
se q GUDDTN APPEKsUN. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26

ALUABL Id ~ saE ca kR OF
ChRI AND 2lp sTREETs FOR SALE AT
ADCTlON VIII be sold at auction. on the pre-
nlses. on FhIDA1, the 18th September, 1880, at
oo'clock + M, q most valuable Lot located a.
above, fronting 66 feet on thu north side of Cary
street. running uack the east line Of I'D strest
i22 feet. an bounded on the east by lot owned by
ths heirs OF the late ohm Enders, decd This
lott nearly opposite to the pot of the York RIy
or Railroad and is regarded valuable by reason
the reof, and lis proximity to the Dock.
sRSs - One-thltd cash balance at and u
months. for negotahle notes, with interest addsd
and title retained till last note Is paid.
II 1ODDIk IL ARPERSlN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26
dorsed negotiable notes
sep il. AaPPPPEtssIsoN{ Trustees.

VALuABLE Lot AND FRAME d
RETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. III be sold at auo-
non. on tbs pren,ses, on MONDAY. the list Octo
lnoated as above now ~ the occupancy &c Mrs.
Stewart. re the rent SSCl per aHn, 10 The LOT
mas front Of % ieet ant de pth of 20 feet. The
dwelIrg has seven rooms, and is in pretty soad
rseNs:-Ons fourth cash; balance at A. and IA
months. for nesntlahls nntea, interest added, aud
title retained ttll las mite is paid
Sc 81 no. DIN A. APPERSON Auctz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26

4 'O-tahrNe hSnIP, We have tins da, as
- socis!sd with as in the CHINA, Glass AID
EAihI HEN ~ARt BUSINESS. Mr.. JOHN 6.
SNELSON, under the firm of
STEBBiNS. PUIIEN A. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-26
VERYyALLABLE RE.L ESTATE o,

TO CARY NTRtET AND THE DANVIi,I,h
RAILROAD DEPOT, Fos SALE ATAUCTION.
AZ the request OF the owners. shall sell at pub
nc auc'I9n, on the premises. on FRIDAY The
9th September, 1860 a, O'clock M 60 feet OF
ground located RS ahovs, and hon nded he north
now being erected By the Messrs Crsnsbaw, and
running back abb ut 80 teet, more or less- a plat
sale. Taking into consideration the desirable To-
cation of these lots, they are justly REGARDED as
am ing the most valuable now in market for mer-
ness por ton OF the city, and quite convenient to
the Dsnvl lie Dep t. Warehouses. &c.
TERMS One fourth cash the balance at e. 8
ard IL months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added. and TILE retained till last note be paid.
10 GDDDiN
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
Ave.a,ng .he Re.pen..biilty.

AvOA0tmS tho eE&espOAAsAoAAA'S' -
ss Brother Noel was .tssere troubled at.
the scandal Brother Crump broughtnpon
/ IN self by drinking too much and es-
naa;a,lv ~. regretted the injury II Brought
peo,; a;;osv at Sharon. So one morning he
70 $3.50 so0aSH' over to Brother Crump's, and
found the old man in q doze N the little
porch sled g!.575 ei, it..tad
'asWon't you take 2 dramY dram &. askSa as ssa
Brother CrHImpp,, Ip, q as IS soon rs he was made
awsra of the presence Of his neighbor.
aWhy, yes, I'm not aginaa q dram Wnen
a body wants it. =" o2n;. E1,,s4a @
Brother Crump got his bottle, and the
friends took dram piece, fsDont you
think Brother Noel, / said Crump, Hthat
sperits is a lblessin'2''a dyes, replied
Noel sssperits is a blessin' that some OF
us abuses .aWell, now Brother Noel, ,ei,
who do you think. abuses the biessln = :,
lssWell, it is hard to say-but people tax
don't YOU think thatyou drink little
too much, Brother Crump?" cit is hard
to saw returned Crump, "Sometlmes
| I've thought I was asdrinkin' too mucn,
land then agin I'd think maybe not
What is man? IA weak soor7-uns Of the
fdust! So I left it to the Lord to say
whether was goin' too far in sperits,
b. puts the whole 'sponsibility on him;
lprayed if 1 was drinkin' too much fol
him to take away my appetite for sPerlts.
I've prayed that prayer three times, ane n
lhe hash t done it. So I'm clear Of tht
l'sponsibility, any way. I5ee
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

ing locked, had been left open. / list
ened to all these explanations, and rel
eeiyed my hosts apologies and express
sions of regret for my disturbance and
peril, by making a mental VOW never td
sleep with my door unlocked in a strangs
house, and if ever placed so that ! should
be obliged to crave the hospitality o
strangers, to make particular inquiry
whether any mad person, brother in, lav
or other, dwelt in the house.-N Z. Sat
srday Press. 8a5 sa st
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
M.is1sliang
1veo HOURS wITu A a1ADarAHs

ssss happened one + time that IN travel,
Il tract OF country where nag
azg acfoa ot Denlgnted, and aponI
busiaess, lh nrse and. myself being
ocieck my NJ ly worn out, drew H7
tired ana Pss.'y nsa. : &c 2 eomIor.aple
rem betere .tas 0oo1 - ,t.4ll1,l
looking farn-heuFste anp s aanale q !,
knocked at Sae deer WI .als ~ -, &c elrl
M, whip. e Was epsls. ~, ~ 8 49, 4
wko N tne oo9IT s''s !, ~ - FL har
ale IN mana, ~ s' 80 .s;la
th;ck curly aair ~. s,e ~. e a., asd-
she looked at n. nai.'s 3. - - Co. .es'e
inc nv business. .5 .,o t,,.. aues- mes.
INV dear, | answ sw,'ssa. {, : sas ~ y the
tioninS look ,sEis there ~ =
house beside yourself fal' ssiss ,,s :. .sfatler
ayes, there IS, !, she answered
and mother, and the boysssaalr d
- .tWell, ask your father to come mere
smonlent i want tospeak to him. ,ssatt8 I 1
s. She reteated, and entered .tne room
behind her, and IN about half q nal minute fet11
the farmer Game out. made known g my
business explained that I had been over
taken, by the night, that my destination
was several miles distant, and thatssb
NV horse and myself were unfit for fur !
ther travelling till we had procured food
and rest. sa
: With the hospitality common .e0' 70. a.. e.,
host for the night babe me welcome,
conducted me into large kitchen, With
: foor so white that you involnntarily
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

na-The Richmond Enquirer, Of the
23d, contains an appeal to the DemocT
racy. of Virginia to rally at the primary.
meetings and give Gov. Wise the united 1
vote of the Statein the Charleston. Con-
vention, for the Presidential. nomina7
tior. s5sgs isq gfe5yi snna.4za r5s3as. .
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10
rba gentleman spoke of the White q.

borers Of the South as If he mover saw
one, but he fsoW saw free iabcfer OF
the South before him. The people Of
the South did not despiae whitelsborer-
IF anything, the people who did not Ia
Dor suffered by the. contrast.
!. Mr. Doolittle knew that Southern meu
had differed on this point, but Southern
men had advanced the opinions he had
before referred to. gsr s5
Mr.. Pugh called for the evidence.
Mr.. Doolittle read an extract from the
Richmond Ezaminer. and quoted othef
Southern journals. es Tss sss 80.
Mr.. Clay ssiaehe extract did not sus-
tain the Senator'S construction, garhled
as it was. He wanted to see the whole
article. He was sensitive on this point,
because speech made by him Ave years
ago, had been garbled by q thief and rsns
Iegade named Helper. 81
Mr.. ,Doolittle said he regarded his
construction as correct. He did not obs
Iiect to Southern meE changing their
opinions, but did complain as they In
sisted on Northern meng doing so;5also,
on threat of breaking up the uuions
He had no objection to arguments, but
did notWish them accompanied by threats,
denying its binding force, and went into
a history of the legislation of the coun.
try, to show that every administrators
from Washington to the present, had
recognized and exercised the power OF
Congress over the Territories.
/ He also asserted that Mr. Calhoun, n
a member of Mr.. Monroe's Cabinet, had
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

bea. Two men, Joseph Sparks and 0s.
car Flint, were assailed inthe suburbs Of
Baltimore alfewlnights ago, by a gangof
shoulderrhittsrs. Flint was knocked
down, but his companion escr
flight. When the scoundrels xEN AT r
iSSpavks ess59 ss'3s.s - Z r. Franz q.
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Mmertfaniidbe O1adbriebten.

SO af9tngtpn i, DnS Sena rs GO
tie iber 9atente fat cine rtelte gitl til
8erat6utts, welGe peientliGe Nb1neeruneen ent=
bdlt. gei betrittet1en 9atenten /, 3 lpl bas
perlDnltGe @riGetnet Dpn 3eu9en nptbpenpig
Ietn; iber Den pgparp Der @rarntnerSH 1T etne
3tpette Snlfats 9eiest, AT melde pom Dteiems Err
lteret dppelltrt werpen fnnlt. 0pn pieIer 3fpet=
ten Srltan3 fam nltr in b~ettnnrtten 6alIen an
Die Gpnnilipn appeltrt tperDen; Die Nppeqdtipit
an @eri9t6b6fe loll anfbDren. Die @ebalte Der
GUntnatfdre perpen auf $500 erbbbt, uno Der
Iarif Der 0ebabren erleipet att6 Serf1teoene
Serdltperun9en. -0
8afbin8tDm. 8atentsGp mmifdr8 is
lRpp BAT benz 8rdliOenten feline @ntlaiiul9 eiiltz
SereidtL wie e8 beiBt pe9en T1nlilien=I nz
9ele9elbeiten. 9a8 lein Radfolser piro Serr
Stt9bam ppn Connecticut 9%enaltnt, 1s.
Bpr9efrige Ab1ti mmun9 iber
-ben Spreder. = Spr0e1tert fano I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M @aibin9tpn leit IA
Ga9en pie erte %Gbittnlnilln9 itatt, @8 marel1
|215 Wdt9lieper aulpelenp, gun ab1 pluten Wta=
ipritdt maren afr 1O8 Stimmel1 1Stbig. Sberz
man erbielt 105 Stimmen, 8pcpf 81, 5lnitb
BON Jfprtb @arrltaa 26, Die iibrisen 5erlplitterz
ten it6. i4Q a3 'aa@ = $ .as "a E
equator Semarb iptrb ltd belnnGdif
III elmer ldnseren Hebe iber Die Ansrtffe aus
lpre4eli, Oere1r @e9enfanp er feit3 MDnatet
9emeien 1T. 1 a 11sssa I'm .a s if
@efeB9ebum9 BON Marp1a II D.
SIM 6dule nurDe cine @rfldrung be8 Serrn
Garrett, be8 Bralipenten bet Baltimore nnD
S4tp 81 Ienbabn, Dpr9ele9t, mprin ct bic Ins
IhnlDigutg, baB er ben Wteb16anoel 8altimpz
res purd 5u hp9e 6radtanIdBe beeintrdhtigt
babe, Suriidwei8t. Die @rfldrnng mnrDe an
elm beIpnperc8 Gct1ite perpielelt. age a3 +
@tne Bia, wDbnrd ba8tDon neuen @elebs
bud perbptene SDfer8el4dftF pieoer sez
~ltattet piro, p1rpe a1%tseppnlmer.n a4as
@a8 bic Yerbafplun9en be8 Settat8 be-
|trifft, is 1fintinert ale Beridte 6arin iiberein,
.baB Der Sauptgegner Der Wetropplitan 9pliz
5ei, SEER &immef1 Don Sreberid, et1t CONF
pleter Sa18purlt lit. @r bewe9t tpdbreno be8
Spreden8 leiue Arme wie bic Wiigel elmer
WtnDmiible, babel perprebt er bic NtSefl unb
I9netoet entIeBlide @rtnafIen; er lpridt BALD
III iduIelnpen1 SltltertDne, bdlp init Dp1nerz
9ebrile, ltao Da ct beinabe NIT leoent Sate
Durd bdurilde Jfobbeiten bic Standardization
ReSeln perlebt, i trifft i'm Elm SfDnIns8ruf
oe8 prdltoenten i1ad benz atbern. OieleSfDS
nun98ruf e nimmt er i~ibriseit8 ifet8 nit groBem
8eipeft entse9ert. II 3feiner p~pr8eltrigen
Balfe abe0anm era plOBlid, BIT flu1en, ct bSfte
.jeOpd io9leid Oainit auf, al8 i'm Der BrdfOent
CUR SrOnnng RE, ia ser BAT cegar ben 8rdli=
~penten, ben Senat u1D bic 2abte8 in8belpnpere
We9eit ieiie8 geritoBeS nm s@ntiduloisung.
HSft menn ibm cine nnse5cSenbeit entldlIpft
|iit, besiunt er idpn nm @ntldulOisung gu .b6its
ten, eRe nod Der 85rditbsnt ben MunO gum
Sronuu98ruf 9%eGffnet bat.
8etreffs Der Nmtprf9aft bes
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@mrppGtibe Nsaebrtebtsm.
0eutschlonS
VII |I7|| CNttItyEUIFV =
M a8 man in Wien In :

8a8 man in Wten In BEN Sal
fee duisrnt er5d9lt. Gin @prreipons
bent Der N, IS, beri9tet, paB in ben Wiener
&affeebdritrn fplgenpe Inecbpte eirfulire. @tn
Sltretdider nntertbalt murbe u1ldrelt por
@eri9t 9efpfOert, fpetl er i ffentlid bic IenBez
ring 9etban, per &aiier lei Elm @ieL." Der
i2ligefla9te mill IT'D pantit berau8 rebell, baB er
ben Saiier RapOle0n CEMENT babe, dber bet
9fi6ter entldeipet fur5 u1O gut, bus eien faule
Slide. Ofit Dem Nusprude p@ieln fSfne
@ienlanp anper8 genletnt iein, ais Der &uiier
BON Sefret6 I'D meier Dariel ~ aaH :.
@ten, 2. Sant Der ebentaltse tartilAe
DalAa unp peitiAe &et66frte98mtnifer 5err
SoGntlts 1T 1T ben Ultre 6tI9ett 6reiberrnta tat
9erlest pOrDen. Derielbe 9eb0rt, wenn MIR
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$ele9rapbiic1e NSnebrioDtem
3eridbtef fitr ZEN 5Bdfftmp re SO efer.
Mttfltnft NeS 0ampfcrs
Sentnnia.
Neueres aus europa.

% ep~ Oapr.f 26t,,a5 San. Die Eeutpnia
pplt Santbur9 It dil9ertclnn1elt.a Sbre Qpnop4
ter Nadridteir itno eilti9e StunDett lpdter,
ais Die Der glfrica. e5 .43 sfl &
Cardinal 8ileman ipl Dem 8apit cine iri=
fde Brigade nerlprpden 6abett. qlia
susseseid,nete s aItrnsS ictOr 6 nrannets.
Sin 8eridt aus Grrin meloet 5t al.
geiut grtpfau9 aut Neujabr8tase duBerte
Der, @jciallpte Nedpel8 Die Spffnun9, DAP alle
S6mieriSfeiten frieOlid 9eidli6tet iperpen,,
Der &Glig antipprtete: 30 neil1 = II / d I
ftieblid Die &anpMen Werbelt e8
l9lidten." s.. rHog
gum ipanildsn @eianoten astc CT a9az
gen. sic Sbrera SSni9i1t, fte lplte fi6 nit min
pereini9en nno nt9t pena @ihfiiiferui9enpef
4rielter trauem."
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Rebe be8 9enator8 @t1f /.
Serr 8ilIpn, Neputlifaner BON M~a6aduiett8,
belt IN Der ppr8elr8en Senat8iBul9 fpl8enoe
91epe: z
gQ8 btele Nepubltf sesriinbet mprben, babe
fe Der gSelt Die @leid6eit Der WenIden en-
fdrt. Sebt, 81 Sabre ipdter, biete tie pa8
eruieprigenpe Sdauipiel elmer GatiOn bar,
mel6e i6 burd Sreiti9fciten 5erratte, ipel6e
aus Der 8erlflaplus ppn pier Wtlipnen Oeeitz
f6en er4padien. lIeberaa III Den Ser. Staaz
ten entfpinne fiA iebt Elm unoermetbli4er @pn=
Hift iber bieIe f6ra9e. Sn Is Staaten berr=
i6e sie prtUilegirte &ldfle Der Stlaoenbalter,
in ibrem Sttereile ba8 cpnltit1tipneQe 91edt
Der freien Nebe un0 Der freien Yreie pernids
tenp. Die 8uaOe8regieru19 lei faIt gang III
t6ren 6an6en.
Der 0tepner mari einen biItpriI9en Nidbltd
auf Die NegerIflaperet 1tnb citirte Die Nu8lprits
DE perIdieoener bepeutenOen SPINNER, Inn 81
3eigen, Da6 id,pn 5tr 53eit. Der 4nita6rne Der
Bunpe8cpnItitutip1 Die Sflaperei fir etn mora
liI6e8, i~peiale8 uao pnlttil6e8 nebel gebalteu
mprDen lei, De1en 4u8rptttng geipinldt nurbe.
@el9er @pntralt berride 5pil6eu ben banal8
berrldenDen NnIidten uilp Der @egenmart.
6prtnd6renp perpen brutale Disqualification be-
ridtet. welde all Wtdnuern periibt werDet,
wel6e Die Anlidten 8aIbinstDnS urb Setter
Ipn8 fbeilen. Die Soft lei III Der SGlfte Der
linton 9rr@Sflap 6anatifern prei8aeoeben.
Eamiien meroeu pertreben, freie 9te0er werz
ben in Die ALTERNATIVE perlebt, a~u88upanpern
Dber mteDer 5fapen 51 perben. Sn feinem
Qan6e Der @briffenbeit Ieien freie Mdnner 1plz
6en SnluGteu unD llnipirrisfeiten auSgeleBt,
ais in SEN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Staaten Sieier Be-
mpfratiIfen 01epublif. Sipfide &edt8mdr=
ner seBea gu, Dap bic anli4te1 beg SdbenS
cine nmmal8ung erlitten babert nnO oaB biele
lGmtpal3ung bic BOlitif Der 8naoesre9ieruls
beeinfluBt babe. Die Madt Der Sflapenbal<
ter meroe burd bic bempfrattIde Bartei erbalz
ten, wel6e s~e3mun9en lei, paS Banner beriet=
ben gu tru9et uttD Das Sod Der pripilegirten
&lufe gu i4lepYen.
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81. hele,, d,te4e 81 Sci ~ q ieithen1 @hlnlle

Gr beletdtete Die Grelgnt1le 1eltpenl Shlltl1e
re8 merifanilden Srie9e8, un gu 5el8er, poB
pie Deutpfratii6e Bartei 9elDtbtgt pproeH lel,
f1llmer I'M Snterele Der Sflapermddt 81 ban
pela. Die Stlaperei =Bropd9anpa Itrede ne
Sano mad Guba unD Wtericp art8, I'M Die
SflQperei alt83noebnen I'm DieI erea9grelipeil
Yplttif @ilbalt 5t tbun ultb Die 0Ie9terur9 I'M
Stnae ibrer gritaper 5u reltatrtre1t1 babe ltd1
bic republifanil6e Bartet prgaliitrt. sig
alaube, paB bic Sflaperet lpfal uno l~eftlpltel
let oQB BET GpngreB pber pa8 Splt Der Ger
r~ttprien bic Stlaperet perbteten tDnne. Wttt
pteIet @runofdeen babe fe 6et 8ar1pf init Der
pernptratilAen .Bartei aufSenpmnet, melde IN
taft alien refer Sfdaten befte9t tpDroen Jet.
Der Geoner lprad Damn iiber bic 0ro9llls
gen fitpltder Wdn1er, I'M Sale Der @rfpdblltlt9
etne8 reprbGf3 8rd6(iomtett Die lluibn %auf5ulp>
len er perlppttete btele pOi8untpnS@ 6arce"
lpelde3 fdpnlim SqfMsa 1856 auF9efii6rt rlperS
ben lei A1o iest pieper ut S6eaee 9eleBtlperF
BEN Iplle. .nnn4 rfadYs0t
Die nGrpiden Sea1pfratefg petAe Die Sb%
ren be8 8Dlfe8i anti abgeltiteter 8etbeuerun9ell
ibrer 9iebe a1tr l1nien ermiipe1t4 piirfen Die mt
lpbalen Orobungelt brer~8efebl8baber nidt
~3uritfpeiien ltuo, 1eieps Q8ilenS, - pie @ei6tde
5be8 9anpe8 anf ferlterfEtf Ben 66tben BON 2eltz
ten 5t itberlq6eu, lfpelde i9ren2 GntlAlnB pro-
.c[anliren ,Sdt befri9en p6et Sn periit6ten."
ST citirte Ste1en diiltBaa JHleDeite petl6iepener
IapIider Senatoren DiSnniolt3s Drobnltset
entbultertp, lldfterltlid eiiiee pm @taa BOT Gld4
banaa, pelde eiaen &anlpf um'8 &apitcliia
Nu8lt6t lte[lte. Gr babe pqrarl 81 benlerferl,
baB rEreltde Set1tpren pdbrTH ''itift eiliges
l9a6tert tperben. Sic Ieien biery nidt nm 81
fedten, ~fotpern I'M @eIebe lit Seben aber eli
erfldre, paB, ipenn tie bier1im tSptli9er Ib<
ltdt an9e9rtfen peroel, lpabreub tie. III Grill
lult9 ibrer Baidt ~begriffen Ieter; btele Nltgrffe
lperben a69etpebrt5 iperben ,pauf elle, peptSD9ne
Der &diu1pfer BON 8rlnfer'S Sill ultp SaGItpaa
piirbise 8eiie. 81 werist ite einen iplden
Saltrf witnldeny IL pellI9 merpelti It's It'd fetSe
5hritf 3le9eit.@ss iasaafQ n9paa aaa lsss s5aaa9 ~
Der 6eoner FAM patn. aaiutf bic -9tepet 81
Ipredeit ippmIit man 1idy I'M Observation-Disclosures
|baple bic Belt pertretbe lind & emineiitirtestqs
meuttid pie pm 8rppr, ,@urrqts BEB9D WpDre,s
Sppte NIB anoerelt lpetter lprad er itber Die
Dt8unipn8 : @elifte, ipelde bic eDentptrqttlde
Breife IN peri6iepenen lInipit8l taatea gut S@au
trdae.i ~ 49, K i: II sS," s 9.t g1sm ris1&i rs.
Die dmeritanil9e Demotratie ben 5flaees
etg4BSrppa8anptltet 9eleitet IND cplitrolirt tebe
al8 Der S6etlto De8 rtenidlidet SprtlArtte8 por
Der Natipl. @r lprad Dann iber bic @ewalts
t9aten, pel6e lte tn &anl08 ltnos All attoerel1
Srtert periibt babe, urp lflpB oqnit paB er
Die 6pffaitIl9 ~au8iprad, paB Die SitelltSeu8
u1p Der Batrtpti8ntu8 Der gtatiDn ben tpllet
6anatt8nnS Der 9eute1 welde bic linton ger
tritnlnlert nSften, in bic 9ebSri9en Sdrditfell
Stritfmeilen iperbe. Die llniclt. maiie 1ab
perpe .erbalten merben." go n.aaie o. 81.
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Die perfdtebenen 8erufSd ar
ten ber@efeB8eber Mar9lanbS.
SIM Senate iiben 2 Baan5er, Z 6arn1er, 2
Aer5te, 6 4Oppfatet, 1 9pl5hanoler, 1 8ontra=
bent uno 1 Rentier. SIN Saule 6 Plar6er,
80 6armer, 5 4er5te, - q(pppfaten, | 5ol5z
bdnbler, 4 Saufleute, 1 Spntrabent 6 5anbs
lperfer, 1 Stupiplu8 Der SurtSpruoenS 1
S6ifsbauer, i N~uternba1pler, 2 6%abrifantet,
3 Wtaler uno / Manpr. 49, 0
SIN gerglei6 NIT @eiee9ebunsen anperer
Gtaaten Der laicn ltno IN Der uuiri9en Die ND=
pptaten le6r piinne 9eidt.
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NepublifaniSde 0cnpentipm pOn @unneeticut.

e5artfprb, Is, San. SSn Der repubf.
6taat8cpnpentiDn berri6te Elm conf erpatiper
@eilt ulp srDBe SarmDtie. Die 9%esenmdrti=
gen Staat8beqmten purben bard Exclamation
pieber npminirt nnb 8eleSaten 5ur Natipnal-
@pupentipn ernqrnt. 4
Sic geIdlit1e nifnifden 8~eretnisuns aller
Spppnenten ber Administration, perbammen
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Se,red In Der Breiie.

8etrd 8 in ber Yreiie. @
Serr S~Srnfein Bat lid pddt Se6ajabriger
8ldn5eitper DIFFERENTIATION Der Gepaftion ,be8
uNn5ei9er be8 Weifet8" 5uriif9e5p9en. 0uS
glatt bleibt jeppd IN leinem 8eiiBe. Die SEE
oattipn miro lest POM bi8beri9en 9auptrebafa
teltr sSrtt. ST. g, g ca s lnb Don Srnt
Or. q. 5tll9drtrrer i, Der in lester 3eit
an Der gSelfl. Bpit fituirt tpar, 9enteiniart. be-
Icr9t. .a. sa a4,s 3 '1sle a.s..sa s q ls
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
sac 8arpers. aerrp ilrterindbu,tas.9p m,nttte 2

q lepelanpyaa25. SAM Der 8un6egs
Warl9aa SO9nlOn mar gsitern i'm County
@8btabula, INN Spl9ua 81. @~jipbinsS III SDbn
Srcfplt II. cine 8orlaDlrtg pe8 Senat8sG SOM
mttteeS cur luteriit4tll9 per S1rperS 6etrp
A1tatre 51 ltberbrrl8ea. 6rs @ibpil98 befttz
BET 1td I'M Staate g9enzg) prf, eS n,1rpe ipoleid
an tplt tele9rdp9trt lnp ct ipirb fA Dbne 3tpeiz
fel lpfRFt rad 8alAin8tpus begeberl. Serr-
Sfofpl tpltnte 1l9tos9efunpen iperDen; cine
Nbldrdt Der 8prlapung lpurpe ieOOd IN leinem
Yolle gel3l1eH ltlp er ipirp p%erielben ipabrS
(@elpll4 8sbOrdler 8eioe ipleu am 80, 5.
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tdNt.&p0eftp 9i,1tt.

- B0lthnore, zen 20. SanuQr 1860.
.Betq m a@ I'm 8. - Ole @ufmcrflamfet ocS gubfiumS
PURGE ole III Ger. Spalten bS Clipper" ~eutbauene gna;eiae Dmt
Gem gettaulc Sea @1rn0ltafen. peSea u~nbcoblter, 6araSf Safen-
Ser Steaern 9elentt. Sea9te @nSet9e miro I'M 9enannten @lutte a
@so9sn lang, smci DIAL Sic g8o6c,, an BEN fSSlaenpen Soaen En-.
l6enen, ndlnlib am 90, 25. mo 80. Sanuar, am g., s., -. II
ufp 70 Gebtuar llne mercen oQe @%rln6fiide, fit wclNe Se Sk1-
ben. 81. 8. tWnIinnt ~"
Gez1'1W) Staet-@oaeftpr.
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9entfde 2etbbibltpt6cf
BON w. sc. GdlmiOt.
N1rp. s. Naprtbz @dbifrofe

JlID. % JlDIIDsONDlTlaRe.
mfit b~euti9em Gage er6fnet Der llnterseifnete ieiue neae 5 me
i9e 9etbbibltDtbet. DefGbe entbsIt nibt nnr Sic beiten
altercn @rl3ssiInunsen, @lon0srn a9 cine ~porSH9li9e &u8wabl Der
nr ~ahsclesen iein lahet, itets nit ben 6prtI6rinen Der 9Hsratr
nne ben ~9eltetaeten Mnforeeran9en etnes 9~ebiteeten Qubitum8
9leider Sdritt 81 balten.
De 8ebin9uA9tn imo nanentli1 I'M Enhancement Iebr btpio oe.
teat un6 la6e ib os IeRuitt9e Yublifum ~frelrnoIidlt elm, lbs
redt Sobreid} gu betbdltser.
6Sal,S@D %. 81. 9 @mi6t. So ". easfr.
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NnfnreB.

4@aitir 9tpn, &c. Sun. Semat.
Serr Slice brafte cine 8tQ our 8efriepi9uns
Der 8pItcpntraftpreir eth.
glltf DEN alttra9 8ri9bt'S ipuroe beidlp6en,
bdS @pmite fir Claims auf Z Wit9lieber gu
brin9er. Der Si5eprdiibent ipltroe ermd9tist,
Die 2 feblenpel Weit9lteper 81 erle1nen. +
aaOqn1 mlroe wte6er itber ben Nntra9 S1r
8elditBun9 Der Stdaten lno Territorien 9e9ea
Snpuiipnen u1o @onipiratipnen selprpden.
So a.u8.a luf ben Antrag ppn @tberib9e
purpen nie ein5elner Ofit9lteOer perleI EN-, I'm
ben Nbmel erpen 3eit gum @rideinen 5u 9ebeil,
beppr rlan ST eiter lteleli Abltinmuu8 iber
ben Spre9er .ldpitt Der Serle8 bauerte
bettabe cine Gtunpe. 20 18124es la2l4
.8inSlpw bealttragte eiae Sertaatn9, I'M
ben 4bweietoen Bet 5lln @rideiaet 81 lahen.
Dleler 4~ltra94puroe ab9egitlen 80 Sa unp
100 Netn. asg
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"


-. TUTIuCtI pDIu- FUTIut. y -"I11 ~ I-
~ B9tlabelp6ia, %. San. Die bieiise
bel1tpfratt1de Convention fan6 inter beiBen
Streiti9feiten 3wilden ben 8uduitats u. Dplz
gld8-D empfraten tatt. @
Sci Der 8abl Der. 8ele9aten i5ur Staats=
Convention in 0ieaoing iie9ten ieood enDlif
bic Sudanan=Qeute. Die Snltttftipnen Der
Delesaten ftnosiebr nnbeffallitt se9ultea,
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S9pqnna9 ,a26.. San. GS mar bier ees !.
lfert 9fadt cine oenlofr. G%erianmIll9. GrIt
P,rh9eltetl le 1t9 oilrdl uip bann perpflidteten
lte lt4 oat Ghre, btelllnipn SIT 5erretBen, ipenu
Separn Brdifoeitt &erpe.
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Safes gEetter In, Meae.

ST. 60 hi 8 rs. Gan. Bic ct. ,Spicpb
lWfo) p@a5ette" befidtet baB SO. s. gSilipm
a9eilt per 3Yanetplt uro Siour Snoianer, 70
egen port arSefommen lei ltnp berihte, I'M Sc
,9lr9e berrlde srpbe &dlte (39 @jrab inter NulD.
IN M : bate lle8e Der Sdnee 8 SUB tief. Die
Sitptarter betrugetl li9 friepli6.
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0iraimiasG eletscbuna.

Mi6mpn6, &c. San. Da8 9emeinlame
Gpmite iberSi Surper8 6errp 9tffaire berid=
tete beute gu @nnlten Der 8emaffntis be8
.Staate8, 8fui8uns ber W1aBreseln pe8 @pito
gSiIe lnp Gbnli6e 6enerfrefereien.