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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. - We have
made no aliusi"n TO the proposition to hold
convention. except simply to express the sup
position that one would be held. Five OF
the six counties which compose the Con-
gressiopsl District having expressed their
preference as t. who is their choice, il seems
TO have dispensed with the necessity of hold
ing regular Convention. One county how
ever, not having consented to the popular
vote mode of selecting The candidate. and
having appointed delegates TO attend con-
veution, so far as we are concerned, We leave
the mater entirely with the Republicans of
that county 20 decide whether they desiye a
convention or not. II they do We shall
chserfully favor the holding of such &C nven-
ton. and until an entire unsnimitv is express
ed, we shall not feel authorized 70 place the
name Of MIR. Julian in the reguitrig no.~iaa
ted ticket. " Whenever all Interested shall
concede to him the position, we shall place
his name n its proper place. and vote the en-
tire ticket. The objec, of holding a conv.n-
ton would not be solely to confirm the nom;-
nation virtually made on the first Monday in
April. 1t might have the effect to harmon
ize what asperiy of feeling now e :, and
bring all into the Jealous and hearty s. ppor,
of The candidate By convention oF Some
other means. a Cong ressionsl Central Con-
mittee should be appointed. whose duty it
shall be 10 determine the time AMI manner
OF making tie nomination two years hence
We would be willing in case a conventions is
held for 1t TO determine that matter Our
personal preference is for a popular vo'e OF
the emit district. So far. however as We
are concerned. in regard to the holding a
convention, under existing circumstances,
we shall be controlled by the wishes of the
Republicans of Faye'te County. The rights
of mirorties should be respected-majoriIies
should be msgusnimous-
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Jeaer~Oniam VS.. Julian.

Our neighbor of the democratic organ
tries TO appear indignant al the charge that til.
Democracy which vot for Julian ig ~ and 81
fully endorsed the position Mr. j. then occupie,
on the slavery question. and says:
No honest or truthful man would re,
sort TO such misrepresentation.
We will pct pretend 10 say how heaess the d.
mocrscy of that day were in their professions IL
favor of free soil AID in opposition to The n<ti u
ton OF slavery. for believed Their. ard a.,
more confden, in the opinion nos. hat they we're
inaoenced eu,irrly oy the love Of office IN ASH
mug the position they did Oar neishoor I'd
v a. one of the most voracious Of aoaliiioassts a
that time No man. G diirgs, Jaiisn Root u
Tick. vent further than he dbl. IL was
didA;s sor The Legislature. His opinions xer'
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Special Disns'ch = the Cincinnati G4z4tts
DelM Ocratic National Convention

CHARLEsroN, S. c.. April %.
Six Of the delegation. from the Southern
States have agreed to withdraw in a BODY
from the Convention, unless resolution i.
adopted before the nomination Of candidates,
declaring in favor of congressional Protection
of Slavery IN the Territories This settlss
Douglas. Blu; these delegations are doing
more. They are trying to induce all the 9th
er Southern delegations to agree with them
on a set of principles, and 70 submit these to
the Norihern delegates in advance of the
meeting of the Convention. and If they do
not agree, then the Southern delegation will
not enter the Convention at all, but proceed
10 hold Il separate one of their own nomina-
ting a Southern man tor President, and Fer
nando Wood for Wee President The re.
sult of this movement they hope will be TO
throw the election into the House of Repre-
sentatives where the South think il safest to
have it. A tremendous row nav therefore
be expected. which will perhaps break up the
Convention. The Southern delegations have
all united Wool aud paid him every re-
spect. lend ring HIM their support for the
Wee Presidency. He Is making a Violent
etiott 10 obtain the admission Of his set Of del
tgses.
Mr. Slideil has addressed a letter t. th..
Louisiana delegation withdrawing his name.
ana stating that he is willing to 20 for Dick
JUS n. Hora 10 Seymour, 10 Lane or Breck
enrIdge.
lhe New York delegation IS very much
divided about Douglas, and 50 il viii be found
u be with other Northern dele- atoms which
were claimed for him Il wa< supposed that
nearly all the New England Delegations and
those Of the Ncrth-sest would ~ ter him.
but II 'urns OUT that II nnesnta ! divided and
so i, VI Inc. for winch State Mr.. Fsrl v will
lead h. opposition Ia i a. John III George
Will do the same tor New Hampshire. aud
Gen Batter for Massachusetts Gen. WHIT
ney, OF Boston. expects t. be the lea Ter Of
The .naiori'y OF tie Massachusetts delegation
in tie Convention.
The contestel election in the Fifth Massa-
chus~tts District is likely to give rise to much
trouble.
Senator John SIiieli, Of Louisiana. arrived
this morning. bringing letter from Senator
Davis, Mississippi. withdraw wing his name
candidate Tor the Presidency, and offer
ing TO support any one OF some SIX men whom
he names Among them are Hunter, Dick
inson and Guthrie
Senator DAVIS SAYS. 10 his communication
that in no case will Mississippi supper. Doug
las aud that it is his belief that no State in
the South will do 80
Senator Wigfsll. of Texas. has written a
similar letter 10 the Texas delegation
The Pennsy ivaoia delegation lave jus, ai
jourued, after an exciting Struggle about
Douglas. n which tie Douglas men were de
featet by laxge maj ,rity on every test aues-
ton. and the delegation resolved to east their
vote in the Convention as a mi,
The Douglas minority protested. aad
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Valuable Mill. Water Power,

'0>HE sasscri.er. i.sndnE . dis sasi.
offers for s2le god airing ra.Il
the Middle FORK White
miles nsrsh Of Rcanpaa, ID tn. Rlehnsnf Aoa
HiIIssorosgh Tsrnpis-
The property consists o. {. ixrs. Fioa fas Viii vsfa
three All the ss4~ra improvements nov IN
al In sasd repair and IA rzaHiss sassr
wheel IL everh5t- eaz1ts-a s.ss sh AMI
vide TIE poser ~ n thu n.9N-
borADsj, There Asazt three o LAnA
h<Ion the which 10 sfzH..3 faesr the
Mil. good trsn- Dsetsax dsas.s essaars
dr. both: sAr@s - iti- az other Tsis
mil 10 stasssf in aerse'y rgpzssted shbsshsef. All
does local 1usn~ss The IL hsa.hy
snd eonve.isnt to gsoi schsss. eharch.s. &c ras
vii be te easy sal, pafchssees-
ETH in saSscrfAeT
the premises. James ". POO. Real E-sase Axsas
Rschnon6. Inf. kpBskr CHASOLG4.
EieAnsnd lad syrii k3f tsss. 20
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CHARLESTON. S. C, \ pril %.

! The Convention WAS called tn order BY
Judge Smalley, Chairman OF The National
Committee
! Francis b. Flournav, of Arkansas. was
chosen temporary Chairman, and returned
thanks for the no. or.
PRAYER was offered by the Rev Dr.. Han
kel, of Charleston.
VIM. F. klchcy was appointed temporary
Secretary.
Mr.. Fisher. OF Virginia. offered n letter
from the Wood delegation. Of New York
the reading OF II was objected to by Mr.
Cochrane, Of New York, as not being in or.
der
Considerable excitement ensued.
Mr.. Fisher denied the right OF the delegate
from New York 10 peak on The subject, and
saii that when the letter read, ne had n
resolution to otls-
Mr. Cochrane Demanding the reading OF
the resolution
Tie question WAS pa II tie Convention
whether the letter should be read, and was do
cided in the affirmative
Mr. Cachranr moved that the rules of the
last Convention be adopted.
Mr. Fisher cl lined tia he had the floor
Immense confusion ANA cries OF order
The President 4, ei,led that Mr. Cochran
was entitled to the ii ,or.
Mr. Fisher would not be lrampled up
on; he had his ri .h.s, aud would maintain
them
Mr.. Clark, OF Alabama, protested ayains
the decision OF the Chair Confusion in
creased
Mr.. Walker. Of Alabama. was called III.
came forward. and demanded that he should
be heard, appealing from the decision OF the
chair
fhe question WAS put on the appeal. and
the chair sustained Immense cheering
Mr. Fisher agar rose and offered 10 pre-
sent the letter from the WOOD Delegation.
ne fesiae'9 oe''''eu '''e eP''oA u NV
-, o ;" - ~
amour, = commute on r,.rman.nt ntoa,,iz,
,ipn
Mr. R,rksdaIa II Ni,sissinni. offered ar
amendment TIA, IN. committee n 7uld consis,
only af members of States from which there
is no contest.
Mr. Richardson = Illinois. smoke IN favor
If Garnonv. and ur,-t gentlemen to keen
calm AMI nr4servs rider
Mr. C,rhn.oe did no, desire ANYTHING but
far hesrjar
NJ Cook. 81 Ohio. offered 8 resolution ex
ciuding ouly New IorA ard illinois from par
tici 0. ing IN The organic atom. their entire
delegations being contested
Mr. CLARK of Missouri. protested that the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26
BOOT A ND SHOE MAKING
and Repairing.

'vNhk undersigned - now preparing n carry the
Y above business IL brau a,
No ITO, Main and Fifth
dth House He has been Boot and Shoe kepafrer for
upward. Of hsif aud for
more than 10 y~ars ant stn ploge exper
sssfst- viii all y sy IN. to
De tone Ia worknaanfike aud Ibst tatiti
cheap As the chsSt-s,- lie tts hand 4 sn.
new AMI second mi boots Ani Shoes lie Will
uea-a ana repair der A. the shortest pos.ai-
ttce Persoas from The country generally their
airing done take no
good variety 81 G.Ei-n se~fs ri aud yes
efasies OF hand trai. Vegetables, ~ 9TH
et produce DOlstt or taken c9mHissssz II
~ strict attention - business he ri. ras
son2He share ~ peffc patronage Leather
sr9ssfi~s, dry gods approved produce. And
~ he
Don; forget the place geyoar nons7 back q, Nc no.
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond. An mc April 10Th. $50. ~
NAsTrD-A good jour of sober and industrious
habi nome others need apply
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DIEU-on the 2@i inst. il Preble County, Ohio. Of
phod fever ALLIS, daughter u: William and liza
Ie1h Lyuruok, aged about years Nay thu choicest
blessings ct Heaven upon this doubly All ,cted
family May they learn by faith 10 know thst-
There >h.li be night Heaven. But night is here
The night a. sorrnS and tbs nigai ef fear,
We mourn ~" lis that steps
And - 3aN tron Others tnat nay yet iinpend
No Lsebt sbaH Dc ia Heaven. no a4rkeued r,on
No Ted II tn. nor sIieU9e 81 tne tomb:
But brt cyc re eth az truth,
Shat asaee tA- frame with al immortal youth
beecAy Nlre, lad L. e. =.
!. ia 81 nv
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Handsome Res dence for Sale q
Rant.

s'HE unaersignei aser. for sale Of rent the hsaA-
resl3soce, nearly sf2siie bis farm house.
eas nile .ss, 81 RseaBoni % toe National RoAl
From FIVE twenty Of tsai be hat in the
house. The h.sse has tsen thoroughly nsciernssd.
sai il of the ocA,isns in the
trs The grounds highly iane.ovsd-a fae stream
Il water Running the sAne-gsoi wafer, and every
s.ner esrv=ni-rc-. JOHN p SMITH.
Apsii 18th, 1882 9oU
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Patent Improved Pitts Separator.
Take Notice.

QDoYS and Men hereby lied not tresr~ss ID
or about the halls sheis - the Wayne County
Fair Groanis % they viii be prosecuted sure
BY order OF Executive Committee.
April 70 10. JNo. NJ PAxSoN. sart
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26
ROOTS, PLANTS. Trees & SEEDS
ELIZABETH GRIFFITH.

"IfE of Eli Griffith Sou sh street. seen Main
~ aud Walnut streets. No. 10, has n hand q few
choice ach Trees from selected seed spiendii Of
sage, Sweet Balm. English Cam 3niIe, Tame Ca,asrcy,
Horse faddis, Thyme. lisp. RI, hcAvoy Strawberry.
Antwerp Black and Red Raspberry Back ant Red
aurrants Early Pie Plant and variety of Flower Aud
Hrrt koots.
= hd VIII have At an early perio1. assorS.
tnent OF early Cabbage Tomato, Red PEPPER. Beet Rad
dish fArsnip, Carrot, Lettuce. S.sturion Cueumher
Naftr, CHron, Musk and Cantaope Melton. Pumpkin,
-Gtsh ant some other nice plants
reasonable
Also small assortment tie hest Garden seeds Of my
cultivation.
Redmond, 4th mo-. 2Sfh i.6o 2Otf
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S. w. LUDLOW,
SURGEON Dentist.
NAN ST. No. 20, OVER Z. WaIGHr's SroKK.

MIN 81, NO. 70, OVER I. " RTGHr 9 SroKE.
RICHMOND. INDIANA
ESPECTfCLLf annou to tho cit - R;cs-
Z mend and vicinisy th.g be is PER nsnea.iy
located III this place Is prepared. at ysArs
pr.ciice in Cincinnati, 70 firm in tn. moot
ap-sr5yss styles 81 the Dental Arr. Gontinagu. aa
Fsic base. Col SiiFer u,k raA3e in .ty.s
to challenge comp -tision sHi price. low a. The
qssii Of the work perfor-a.i will Justify. 20
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WIGS BRA1g9, G0GlS, &C. &C.,
lNALyIN oUTLAND has just received his HAIR
y Dressing establishment handsome assortment Of
WIGS, BRAIDS. CURLS. &c.
70 which lie invites the attention OF ladies' and gentle
lie has made by which he match
color that be desred. Call aud examine his
stock hsnd- Prices very
April 20. 500. 9Gse
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Ole DDallaoiun>.

FpIrkp aND Published rs
d. p. Holloway. and Ben. w. Davis
Richmond Ind, April. 26th, 1860.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE, reported
BY James NJ. Poe, Real Estate Agent:

Michael Carey e. TerEers.e Kennedy small lot on
H.iisbo-ouEh PlSs. near 6ichmoni ....-...S iS0
John Reed TO SaIoa ai shin, brick hou and four
II land On Richmond ana Boston Pike $500
Samuel ~Alnn 10 Jehn Reed bou>e and lot
south h street 1850
Daniel burgess To ]. ii Mler small lot. 45
Frederick W Deuker to Peter II " eber two
lots on south Green st........-....... 200
Samuel Lowell to Irwin |. eed. lot in East Oak
land. .............. ..-,.............. 200
Charles L. Tss lar 10 Thomas and James HAw-
croft, lot South Fifth $1,000. $50
John c. HsdIey John Lggett, house and lot
on From, Street -........... 1880
William kirm.n - & Lemon. and j. " X.
Lemon house and lot Pearl SOD
Peter >hniler t. Shady t,oIman, small houseA
lot in Oakland ...... ............. $50
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
De swar led
WAYNE cO.n0RSE SHOW
FAIR q &nuND ~ TuE CRY Of RICHMOND.
Thursd y 4 Fri lay. May II KS, 60.
oP-n to the world. All The premiums payabis in cash
excepting two.

For Fastest Trottiax Horse Mare-One ,nite
heat best twe IN three, Cash and Gold
" itci4 Z0o
SaTE. -ri.is beautiful Watch, No. 2s35 is an O5ser
ftio Tt~psecs double time, with independent Sec
oBi hands. patent lever. fut ruby and 6ffh
--coui- C"ss. f. Tissgt & Sons makers. This wats b
hs< n-en used The juigas' stand At woodavu
tnGEse louisville by. AMI ais, rns.-he= aud r,ces
az IN iana.i Dayton. Indianapolis, and a. held IN
- 'ars fsnpie AZ Carthage. when she went IN 1921
Il i 40 heavy gold bunting cases. the tim NJ
watch - tire state. cost sl15 will b. put
,o-t sHi go ---4 sdist.
tasta-t Pacing Hor-e A.rr-1nis heat. hes,
no "a ttf~es +
taste-t Rock AZ Horse Hax3 Mi!e heats single
lat. 10
Fastest Walsfus doEse Mare A.ie .inxl.
dash s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

1FSam Elder receives tha New York
Daiies one day after Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

Ladies' Riding.
Be-. Stx9e IT Riding bv q Lsi--tisid Watch IS
NoTg-Tais beautiful Hunting case London
raE!e watch, hn@ Lepan- r9FsEa4a.. iuii jersled
All bon -at - rea3ar dealer IN this city a. cash
price. Ia making assve assei the juixes viii
take account aa3 grace riding. .siIl in
e h1r+e vel the style Of rode
en- general sieeae.. Of tall ..inrn sg.s for
lady E4aes;neune.
Double Teams.
F.-.es, pais Trotters- Observation-Disclosures 60
Bet Pase Matched Hsrses--.- .-.--..--....... 10
d. Pair ilDrses fsr general parf-s-es-...--. 10
PONY Brigade.
For Boys Rder ID Years IF Age.
do Style Riding -
Il IL 60 /.
81 10 d -.---.-.----------.--- 5
FrtrIe- - sar Il the above pr-mians Oas Dollar
ea,h Members Tickets. zooi during the rair. ani
sinittins abe fssaiiy, one Dollar. single Tscse:s
T~enty -.lse cents
W. L. DENNIS. Sec'y.
w. W LYNDE, Treas
JoHs P. SMITH. Grand .MayshaL
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VUNHE nndersigned has ready
York. Oxheart, Sugar Loaf, Drum. and Gone
Nssturtum Sun Dial. Tomato Rel Pepper, Il
Plant Ike wishes purchase OF II good
aud we'll selected water citron. musk pumpkin
and squash seed by the plat quart, pound
Main and Fifth, south Of the Meredith House, No 10
ELI GRIFFITH
Richmond. 4h mo. tAprill 18th. 10 IL
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Wall Paper!
Plamts--Plant .-.P1aml O..

NOR the latest style OF Gilt. Satin and Ok papsrs
90 No. % Main ST.
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W all PAPER,

YUsr received aud opening Dag iAles Cheap Wall
Paper Depot No . Main another lot OF Wall
Paper and Borders of the latest styles snd most approved
patterns window curtains SHADES. ecrds and tAs
sells curtain hxtures &c SC. call and
Dngaale,s, % Main Sc.
Apt Il. satJ Richmond, Ind.
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a. q. DILL.
U N d E r. T A X CIR.

AS reroved to the W. l.. Brady ssdaIers
] Shop. Main street. viii devote entire time
ana stteaton to the business CNDERTAKIa6
lie sole agent in his city celebrated Metallic
Coffin, also he Metallic Burial which will fur.
nsh to order. Wooden Cofnns Of superior style and
an sh always hand. He attend funeral with a
fashionable fiearse plain carriage and his terms viii
le low NJ be Afforded.
April 20. tso0 A. O. DILL
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preached to the spirits III the prison; and
think | never Appropriated SO nearly to him
as in this regard, while making proclamation
OF The holy evsngel of God to sinners in Il is
House. tell you of the Slave States that
you must emancipsie " slaves. 1t belongs
70 YOU and not to us. You must transform
Them from slaves into seris, and give them
homes, and protect and guard the sanctitv of
the. family. We shall not push you.. Ii you
say that you want quarter OF a century.
YOU can have it; if you want half q century,
YOU can have it. But insist that this sys-
lem must ulsmstely be extinguished. There
is no question about it. You who advocate
the perpetuity of Slavery are like Sc, Of
madcaps. who sho uld p ace themselves on
the top Of an iceberg watch had diSengaged
itself from the frozen reeions of the north.
and begun to float down ward, and down
ward. through the warm climates. The sun
shines and meits il; the soft winds blows on
aud melt it; the rains descend and melt it;
the water ripples round it and melts il: and
then these wild visionaries, who fancied they
could sail an iceberg through the tropics.
start up. anu blaspheme sunshine and rain
and zephyr; aud mounting the heavens. tell
Jehovah that unless he stops the shining Of
the sun. and the blowing OF the winds. and
the falling OF the rain. they will crumbls his
universe from turret TO foundation stone"
lGreat laughter Do you not think God
would feel bad: and would not the arch an
gels tremble at the chivalrye Rene wed
laughter. You may call this extravayau,:
tu. you can no more perpe,ua,e Slavery and
will no more dissolve this Union. in order TO
perpetuate il. than you can stop the shining
Of The sun. o. ths ripple Of the go, the d.
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LARGE SUPPLY OF COAL OH. LAMPS
= Gubes, Shs1es
o. various styiss aui prices. the Drug Stor. ofe
21-t PLUMHER KELLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-11
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions publishes and compliments
the late speech Of Mr.. Benjamin in the Senate,
upon the principles and duty Of the Democratic
party.
The IHteiIigeaesr, under the impression that
Messrs Bell and Fuller were the nominees of the
Nahona Union Convention at Baltimore, says
:" In a word. it only remains for us to say at
present preserving for tomorrow more formal
consideration Of the subject) that in our judgment
II VIII be conceded by candid men throughout
the land that these are nominations emineutIv
mt to be made" and worthy to he endorsed bv
conservative citizens of all classes and dcnomina
lions would IL not be glorious thing for the
peace and unity and prosperity of our whole
country II each and all Of the other parties dis
earding their several discussions and prediIec-
IONS, could unite upon them in a spirit Of CON-
Prehensiye patriotism, and thus give us once more
a thrice happy era of good feeling, What say
you, gentlemen, delegates of Chicago, Richmond
ana BaltiInore9 Can you do better 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-11
Proceedings Of To-Day.

IL THE SENATE, to-day, 1t being private bill
day, no business OF public interest transacted
up TO the time Of our going to press.
HorsE.-Mr. Branch, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported bill, passed. providing
fer carrying out the stpulatons Of the convention
with Paraguay. The bin provides for apr ONT.
uent Of Commissioner, at salary Of 81 500 for
service In full, to act IN conjunction with Para
ynay Commissioner, who has been here several
months, to investigate and adjust claims To the
rasaYnaY Navigation Company; also, a secretary
i-.swise made for umpire, IL one was necessary.
hl. urow, rom the Committee on Territories
Ispoi'sd Bill to provide Tor Temporary govern.
hs s Iof Idaho, and moved IL be rscommitted.
MI. CLARK, Of No., moved to Law the bill on the
table. 'f.Ff' --.'s- 'AS ss .A -. 'As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-11
The Weekly Star,


Full as usual of metropolitan news and gosstp. and
choice literary reading, Is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its
Interesting contents are the following articles:
a story o. CRrTaat Jeiiy-vsry entertaining; A
japanese BsLIs; Battle Hymn IN Homer Of Sir
Joan Keenan, TAs Paris Fashions;
A Marriage an Hish Life; Mrs. Toodiss Perscni-
ned Japan aud hs Japanese Solid OIL in the
Shape Of Coal; Hotc IL done in Arkansas;
JackSon'S Dp>l tcitA Dickinson; The RalI-a poe,n;
WAisky good drink IN Moderation; The Census
ofls6O-a " take off, on the questions TO be PRO
posed;
Proceedings Of tbs National UniOn Conrsntion at
Baltimore; Closiag Proceedings of the Conrsn.
tioHS at ChaTIssfOH; -.....
Ihs H,sHdn and Sdysrs Prizs Fight; A Horrible
Murder N Indiana; Murder in a Tsxas Court
HOUSE;
Congressional PToesedings; PToessdiags Of Lhe Su-
Prsns, CircrTt, Criminal and Police Courts; OPP
sTGiiOMS Of the Patent Office;
Tss National Medical Conrenfion; The Democratic
Mdyorahy CcHrentioH; ViSh of the Editorial
EzcrSfoHiSfs; The President and the ExeUy-
SfoH'sfSj Visit Of Commodore TattnaH to the
Nary Yard;
EdHoTials-Whdt Shall Hoto be Done; The World
Morss on in a Circle; The Union Party COnrea-
ton; The Adjourned Baltimore Democratic Con-
csHiiOH; Playing out their ImpvdsHt Game;
7hroriHg Wet Blanket orer their Hopes; Is he
mt TO be the Democratic. Nominee; Looking attsr
the Main Chance; The Chicago Nomination
50 Tickle Me, and PH Scratch YoK;;''
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