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vTNHE INDEPENDENT,
CIRCULATION INCREASING MORE RAPIDLY THAN
EVER BEFORE.


EVER BEFORE.
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SINCE THE FIRST or JANUARY
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coRPs OF WRITER'S NOW ENGAGED SUPERIOR,
Ir Is BELIEVED. TO THAT
OF ANY OTHER RELIGIOUS JOURNAL
Contents Of this Weeks NUMBER
A SERMON
By the REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
DISCIPLINE or GOD IN TRIALS
By the Rev. GEORGE B. CHEEVER, DD.
CHURCH OF ST AMBROSE, MILAN,
By MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
Congressional Dongs Gurnctt Plurality Pugh on Perpetual
Discord Dead Loeb of Government Sherman forever Conduct
Of Republicans Slavery Agitation An Enslhman in Prison
for helping Helper An infamous Stone Gutter Selling his Wife
By our special
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
Congress Europe. Italy and Louis Napoleon Government of
France A Crisis Hundreds thrown into Prison. Emperor
guarded Servants and their revoers Imperial household
scared. Reign Of Terror. By our
FRENCH CORRESPOND
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION
Receipts December Interesting Incidents. Money for Dee
ttute Churches wanted, by
ISAAC b. LANGwoRTHY.
Sunday School Operations, by
B. NJ. CHIDLAW.
EDITORIALS;
GOSPEL GENERAL,
Adapted to ALI Gospel Of mercy and lovei Gospel cheerful
HON. JAMES BROOKS AND HIS MAN FRIDAY
Discussing Brooks ut the Academy Brooks the Constitution
Brooks on Slavery Brooks Negro Taxation Brooks His
tory Brooks on Slave Property
coIIEGEs IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
Whist has been done and what should be done.
TEE SOUTH INSULTED.
Cotton Sanded Philadelphia Merchants say 1t so An Abo-
ion Lie Liverpool Chamber of Commerce Sand Resolu
tons How to pack withOu. Sand NewY York Cotton
and Sand Sandy Business
LOOK TO THE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Watch the Book Publishers Omission and Commissions nther
places than the House. Yankee Teachers Discovery
Dr. John Hart LID. Philadelphia Fugitive Slaves Hart
on the Constitution. Hart Interpreter Hart Teacher
ROUNDABOUT NEWS;
Or News Of Daily Religious Paper and is Editors The
Churhman ahead backed by M Hecker Evangelical Noodle
DON.
AN FRESHMAN oUTRAoEDi
Agitation Illustrated With James Csngae Dry Goods Clerk In
ecrsia The Law Dead Letter Midnight. Waking Vigilance
Committee knocking door Dragged out Of Bed Robbed,
Sent jail Paid bis Jail Fees Lost $780, and Left Tor the
North Facts.
COMMERCIAL ARTICLES.
Gov Morgan Taxing Railroads Bad Policy Helping other
States The Governor slightly Of the Track
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
Change Desirable Decimal system Wanted Action EecOs
sSIy.
TRADE IN 1859.
Circular of Dun Boyd Co. JObbng Interests of EewYo
Failures fn 1857 Situation of the Country Prospects
MONEY MARKET.
BANK STATEMENT
GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
DRY GOODS TRADE
Also Miscellaneous News Family Reading Foreign and Domes
ac Correspondence Poetry Agricultural News Religious Inte-
Eence Ministerial Changes, Literary Record, ac
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Drp GOODS.
fnrs, Robes, &r.

.fnrs, Robes, &r.
EURS! FURS! FURS!
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
A GENERAL CLEARING OUT,
In order to make room for Spring Gooda
I am now determined to
UEDERSELL
any other establishment
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less than cost The Ladies attention II
specially invited 10 this magnificent assortment
VIM BANTA,
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
THE HUDSON'S BAY FUR COMPANY, ..
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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LADIES' AND ChlLDREN'S FURS
ct Retail, at AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, for Cash only.
As their Warehouse, No. 81 Broadway, will be kept open
positively only 30 days longer Ladies AID Genensn
respectfully requested to call IS esrly possible.
By Order Of the Board,
MARK J. KING, Director.
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EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED 5TATBs'
GOVERNORS or THE STATES AND TERhIIOhikS.
GOVERNMENTS OF EUROPE - ,,,,,,,r
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STATES.
ITALIAN WAR, SKETCH OF THE.
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LAND FOR THE LANDLESS
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VNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. IA.
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Opening the Canvass The
constitutional Issue between the President and the
Repnblicans; Mr. Raymonds speech Congressional
nSelsey DSs%s tSe ocOnSf sd ssvsn TSe Ls%Ienc.
Disaster; Editorial Paragraphs.
uREyIEw OF THE WEEK; Giving In condensed
that have transpired IN the City ana onouIos
the United Ststes Sandwich Islands, Mexico ana
Europe.
uI..HoRRIBLE CATASTROPHE; One Hundred Hun aNa .na a
Eiehiy-two Persons Killed Hundreds Burned Ah'ei
V..rHE REAL QUESTION STATED: Letter from
Charles o conor to the Committee OF Merchants,
ysWINDLERS EXPOSED: Correspondence OF The
vi. CONFLICTING AUTHORITIES.
yuFRoM WASHINGTON: Davis Demolished. Cone
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VIII PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY; Pre-
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N..NEW PUBLICATIONS: Foo.falls on the Bounds Of
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Xi..IMPoRTANr 10 FARMERS; Mr.. Waser' Farm
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Illinois Administration Democratic couVsntiOni Al.
absnA state Convention Ihs ke9nexy as New
Jelsey Lesisiatu1e-fhe iOyernor's Message From
XIV. .NaWnY6R LEGISLATURE: Proceedings in the
w THlRTY nITs TYlsiSTa sIS GUNGREss -FrRsr sE.,ios
Proceedings in the Senate and House Q. 'Ssp'e''"'A
XVI. .AGRicuLTURAL ITEMS
xvII.fEkSUNAL
XVIII. POLITICAL.
XIX MISC ELLAEE0US.
Xxx MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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gpsrial Notices.

NT,.~,ncr,h Ward Republicans, AttcutIon.-Therc
sstion officers Of the Association, Tor the year
% h,d at Hssdquarters corner Of esth and Sdsv 90 fh
Il TvENNG commencing at a O'Clock to g. fou are par
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A RCHITECTS a. MECHANICS JOURNAL,
IA Published weekly % per contains hlustraton sna
In the current information about everything connected wsh
BUILDING and the MECHANICAL ARTS Eycrs shia.so di.
BuiSer Carpenter and Machnist should have n feosos
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Gbanees for Bnsiness 5,deu.

DRUG STORE for SALE in country village
LION the Central Railroad and Erie ni Ws ,:,sb,bea
modern 6xures Disposed Of becau The uroostor 4 unable
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EoR SALE or XC.dANGE for UNfNCUM-
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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-09-01
COnStable'S Sale.

10y virtue ~ an Execution 10 mr. directed. issued
ID olt - the Court of l. e HsLr. Justice ~ the
Peace Ia and for the Tcanship ttPNeettiIe, County
OF " poFA'i" aud State Of Cali 'ortiA. upon iUlg.
in"nt rendered therein the I'D day ~ August. 4.
d $50, IN favor Of J. crAddoek, aud aEainSt \ y
iey, Tor the o! ore hundred and ninety eight
il'1 d"IlATs d.bt, and bVe l'sl doilaFs eosts Of
sui together Uiih AceTuuE coSts have LEVIED up"n
aud seized aud WI eNp,se for sale. at public aue.
ton, 10 the highest bidder at Oates OAce, on The
18th dsy ~ September A. u. l>6 At the hour Of two
O'Clock. NJ. all the right title. Interest and clam
- the above named def adHni, In and Ia the follow
Ing esrrb-h property, lyrE and bring In the ioun.
ship 81 FAecVVille County And STATE AtoFeaaLd. IN
wit That certain peee OF parcel OfIAud lying the
south side OF the road leading from Midiletown tO
Cold Spring., eoune ~ ing at the South-eAN CORNER,
81 point on HangtoWn Creek, at IlVe-0ak tree,
Understanding north 1dO rods 20 . black oak wee,
blAHed-thence veSt 100 rods. to . Stake-thenes
south 100 rods, tn an oak tree biASrd-shenee east
l~l rods, To the place ~ beginning
Given under my hand, this 9t,h day 81 August, A.
u. ls6 A. eIMONr0N.
Au15-td Constable 10 and for said Township
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-09-01
In Favor OF the Bulkhead.

Mr.. David James, delegate from
Strawberry Valley, offered the following
resolution in Mr.. Conncss' convention,
which was disposed of rather summarily:
Rssotrcd. That the Legislative power of the
Government should he exercised with street
economy for the general good Of the whole
State. regardless Of private schemes Of per.
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; and that as such, the
nominees Of this convention should oppose any
and every Bill giving 10 private individuals or
corporations franchise ior the constrnction Of
a Bulk Head or Sea Wall in the harbor Of san
Francisco.
1t raised a perfect storm in the conven.
ton. Mr.. CONFESS bitterly and yehem-
emily denounced the introduccr Of the
resolution and the resolution, and justi-
fed his voting for the Bulkhcad Bill Of
the last Legislature. DR.. Thornton, Of
Gray Eagle, attempted to reply, but was
peremptorily, some Of the delegates
thought arbitrarily, ruled out of order by
the amiable President If the convention,
and ordered to take his seat. Misapprc.
hending the remarks Of the President or
disrcSarding them be continued to speak,
when the Srrgeant.at.Arms afiectionately
placed his arms around the Doctors neck
and begged hin to desist. Mr.. CONFESS,
not heeding the interruption, continued
to vindicate his vote and denounce the
getterS up Of the resolution. When he con-
cluded number Of members claimed the
floor, which the President graciously de-
cided Mr.. NcCsllum was entitled to, who,
to preserve harmony in preference to
consistency, moved to lay the resolution
on the table. The motion was agreed to,
with but two dissenting voices, so COM
pletely had Mr.. CONFESS awed-a friend
suggests that cOred would be q better
and truer word-the convention. Just
before adjourning sine die Mr.. McCallum
moved to take the resolution from the
table. The convention, to the disgust of
Mr.. McCallum and several others, refused,
every candidate save One-Mr. Hil-vot-
ing against Mr.. McCallum's motion, thus
virtually indorsing the Bulkhead. Messrs.
CONFESS, Henderson, Coleman, and Green
candidates and members of the Conven-
tion-voted against taking it from the
table. The Bulkheaders very justly re-
garded it as triumph, and boosted of it
after adjournment The Convention stands
committed in favor Of bnlkhead, and it
is reasonable to presume the candidates
nominated by it will vote for Bulkhead
bill.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-09-01
Keen Il before the People.

Keep it before the People, that this Gov
eminent must be preserved, for the bene-
fit of twenty-seven millions Of ~hite peo-
pie, and the hope of mankind, or de-
stroyed, for the benefit of five millions of
negroes, and the qualification of dcSpotism,
and its allies, the dcluded and fanatical
abolitionists.
Keep it before the People, that the real
question now in issue before the Ameri-
can people, and which will have to be de-
cided before the peace Of the country and
the harmony Of the States can be restored,
is, whether the English abolition dogma
of a unity Of races, or a single race of
mankind, is true or false; or, in other
words, whether negro is or is not white
man, and white man negro.
Keep it before the People, that the new
doctrine of SQudtter Sovereignty, as adj
vocated by Judge Douglas and his adhe-
rents, is, and has been, the prime cause Of
all the trouble and discord in the Demo
cratic party; that it is new Abolition
dodge, invented for the express purpose
Of gaining recruits for the Republican
party; and, in fact. is nothing more nor
less than the WilmOt ProrisO in another
form.
Keep it before the People, that Stephen
A. Douglas, in his late speech at Albany,
(N. Y.,) entirely ignores the WIcA3!ts
plank, in the Squdtter Sovereignty Pldt-
form, as we'll as the Supreme Court Of
the United States, and defiNntly asserts
that the Legislature of Territory have
the supreme pOwer to introduce or exclude
slavery, as they please.
Keep it before the People that Lincoln
and his Abolition-Rcpublican supporters
aim at placing the negro on social, legal
and political equality with the white race,
and that this can only be accomplished by
legally degrading the white man to level
with the negro, as the Almighty, by an
immutablc and eternal decree, has pre-.
vented the elevation Of the negro to the
mental lerel Of the white man. -
Keep it before the People, that the
yearlings have recanted their profession
of the true faith-they longed for the
".Fesh-pots Of Egypt,' and, "tike the dog,
they hare returned TO their romit-like
tie sow, to rallOning IN the mire."
Keep it before the People, that nine
tenths of the supporters of Squatter Soc.
ereignty never have been Democrats in
principle, but have occasionally attached
themselves to the Democratic party, either
to demordli.e and destroy, or to get tie
"liOn'S share IF tie "loares and FISHES