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New Counterfeits in Boston

BosroN, June 29.-Counterieit one hundred dollar
pills, on general plate, used by large number OF
banks In New England, have made their appear
ance in this city, $4,000 having been present
ed at various banking houses, on the Prescott
Bank, Lowell, and Newton Bank, Newton. They
have for vignette spread eagle with canal lock
and rail cars in the distance, land the numbers lOO''
on each side of the vgnette. 1t is supposed the
counterfeits are made in Canada.
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Three men, engaged in removing a bank of
earth at Georgetown, d G., on Friday last,
buried by the sudden falling of the mass. One of
them named Thomas Herney, living in Washing
ton city, killed, and the other two badly hurt.
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Arrival of the Adriatic.

Sicily Quiet-GaribaIdi Preparing for nm At
tack ON the Main Land-The Baden Confer
ence Ended-One of GaribaIdi's Steamers
Arrived IN HUH
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John Myers grocer, was arrested in Phiiadel-
phia on Friday on the charge of having counter
felt money in his possession. 81 2l0 in counterfeit
notes on the Commonwealth Bank of that CITY was
found in his house.
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thompson Brothers, in note dated June 90 saw;
despatch from Boston advises us to refuse all l0O
bills of the Newton and Prescott Banks of Massachu
From this we infer that the plates have been lost or that
there are very dangerous couneres in circulation of
that denomination. "
Imports of foreign dry goods at the port of New York
Tor the six months ending June 30th
ENTERED FOR coysuupr1or
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Lightning ut Boston.

BOSTON, june 3O.-The lightning last night struck
the house of Jonathan B. Goodenough, in Brighton
injuring Mrs. Goodenough The force of the gale
was terrific, uprooting large trees, demolishng
chimneys, awnings and doing other damages. ManT
sailing boats in the harbor were upset, and there
are reports that several lives lost but those re-
ports are not confirmed, though there were MANY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02
Stock of Rio this day

STOCK OF MO TINS DAY
REMARKs.-The market continues as last noted very
firm, with steady demand for consumption at current
rates The transactions of the past week comprise SEQ
bags in lots to the trade at IA 14 mostly l4X for
good quality The shipments this port from Rio since
January l. 1s60 to date 2l4 bags against O4 800
bags period last year We quote prime Rio at I44
to IAN fair 13 to a. Laguayra IA to l5 Java 15X to
l6H - -
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The Court of Queens Bench has decided in the
case of Smith Us. Mundy, that if a man sends half
bank to another man, the latter acquires no
property in the half, and no has power to en-
force the giving up of the other half but that on
the contrary till the transmission is complete both
halves remain the property of the sender
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

o June 29-Flour dull heavy and lower-sales
Corn also dull, heavy and nominally 1c lower Oats
quiet at 50 cts Rye dusales ZOO bushels Western at
20 cts Whiskey nominal at 20 cts Canal freipbts-
Earrers ask an advance of Hc grain Importse3OO
Dds Hour IS 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn
Souou oushes oats Canal exports50 bbls flour so ono
bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn ' ''''
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Judge Douglas at PhiladeIpbi..

a.:H III'ApHIfHIA, JuIy I-AIter the Douglas ratii-
es.On meeting held here last night the immense
serenaded Mr.. Douglas. He said that he conld nnt
refrain from making his appearance to express his
profound gratitude for the compliment He had
no political speeches to make during the pending
canvass. 1t now remains for the people to decide
on On tne great issues. Pennsylvania believes that
congress can be better employed in developing the
great national resources of the country than in
forcing slavery or ant-slavery upon the neonIa
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New Orleans Items

NeW OFEthhS Items.
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-The United States war
steamer Poe&hontas goes to Vera Cruz tomorrow
with the latest mails and important Washington
dispatches. ''
The schooner Arogante, bound from New Orleans
to Campeachy, was lost on the 7th instant. on All.
cranes Reef-crew and passengers saved. Cargo
total loss. s
The steamer Philadelphia, from Havana, is com
ing up, " WIN
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BALTIMORE MARX ETS

- SATURDAY, June 80
COFFEE-We have no transactions to report TO-DAY in
Coffee and for statement of the condition of the market
we reer our readers to the report of Messrs White
Elder, Coffee brokers, published below:
WEEKLY REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee, June 23 1850. 0.. $500 bags
Received since, per bark Lapwng ~ 1000
500
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

In the colleges of our land, containing last year
about 5000 students, 1900 are members of the
church, of whom nearly 1000 were added the pre-
YiOus wear.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

horse thief, named VIM. T. johnson, was ar
rested in Bulloch county, Georgia, on Friday last
and was hung by the citizens.
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sugar-With good demand in the early part of tn e
month"; holders were enabled to obtain an advance of an
CT on the quotations of last ISSUE but the demand
lang oil, the advance lost, to effect sales con-
cession was asked, which holders being unwilling IN
MAKE the market has subsequently ruled quiet which
state OF things continues at the close For want of stock
tne business IN Louisiana Muscovado is limited OF For
egn descriptions, the bulk of the sales are Cuba Musco
Vado and the stock includes 400 hhds in the hands of
speculate Prime grades of Porto Rico are very firm
IN anhclpation Of Western demand The transactions
IN C'ayed are unimportant The sales of the month foot
up l4s4 hhds cuba at 6%lS cts 923 hhds Porto Rico
at az - Go4 cts los hhds English Island at a6A cts
lou hhds Louisiana at as cts SAC boxes Clayed at
o4Sgo cts, and !, ,746 bags Brazil at cts per lb
we quote Cuba and English Island at az cts for re-
inning grades 7SG7A cts. for grocersi STYLES: Porto
kico and Louisiana, 6AG74 cts for common to fair:
AGeA cts for fully fair to prime choice; Brazil
g .g' cts; tor Browns SGsH cts for Whites; Boxes
20 y, oA(d7% cts 10 to L. 74d7S cts; 13 to IS sXG
SH cts, 16 to Is, SAd9 cts ' - ~ N' 0/S'g
Moiasses-iias been in limited demand and the market
irregular and dull Wequote Cuba Muscovado at 2S33
CTS clayed 2426 cts; Porto Rico S3G3s cts English
Island 25(G3S cts. New Orleans 42lD47 cts
p 49, s. P. THOMPSON Il Co..
BALTIMORE June 30th, 1860 RroIa,r.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

The confession of Harden will not be made pub
when 1t will be published, together with history
OF his life written by himself, in book FORM the
copyright of which will be secured for the benefit
OF his father. There are many rumors as to the
details OF the confession, none of which are re-
liable. A.--f
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les AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK ROAR

- SATURDiy Ju~e so le6O
10 shs. ~ e. r. -20A 100 shs Gulford M
loo b60-20H Co. 3X
30 . " b30-201 500 b6O-2 Il
100 q" b5-2O% $50 shs North State
,aoo ooo b6o-2OS Mining Co. b30-269
nm Mining Co IS 1000 t6O-ag
600 " b60- 5A 200 shs Silver Hill -
Eoo EU :, -5O6 Mining Co. b60-1 "a
,oo ooo . blO-5 O6 600 shs. C. Consoi-
io0O o0O - boO-5B idated Min. Co b60- &
-oo sns. nuiitord 500 shs. Cambridge
mn Mining 20. - 3% Mining Co TX
100 " bio 81 800 " q b6O-1 e.
eoo " boo IL
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RnlRn nE Tp M

BOARD OF TRADE.
'on.ms;t.. Of Arbitration for the month of .J,,ne
W. T. WALTERS
SEQ. F. WEBB, ITHOS GOoDwJN
HENRY WEHRHANE, G. H. REESE,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

Charles Mackay has left the London Illustrated
Nelcs and, with another seceder from that estab-
ishment, contemplates starting weekly literary
naner IN he stv led the Ne,o London ReUielC.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

storm passed over Boston on Friday evening
old Elm tree of historic interest was broken
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Ship News

NtWs.
New ORLEANS, June 30.-Arrived ships Lucinda,
Joshua and Mauran, from Boston, Young Eagle,
from Cardiff, Ocean Star, from Liverpool Barks
Wellington and Helina, from New York; Comet,
from Havre and Nashua from Cardenas
southern Ocean Steamers Movements.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-The United States steam
ship Florida, arrived at her wharf, at four O'clock
Friday evening. All well.
Gone to Sea.
New YORK, July 1.-The United States steamer
Niagara, with the Japanese Embassy, went to sea
yesterday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

DU"ofe Hufuef In New YOrk-Eires,
:, NEW YORK, July 1.-Two men named John w.
Matthews and John Walton were murdered ON Sat
urday by an unknown person.
The steam planning mill of George Turoot. the
stair case factory of Messrs Burroughs 4 Burke,
and the stable of j. j. Van Pelt on Eighteenth
street were burnt last night. Loss S25 OOO insured
lor Sll 100 The building No. 40 Broadway, oc-
cupied by Frank & Son, c. Watson and Mr.
George dealers In hats, caps, ETC. Loss $50, 600.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

The cattle disease, peuro-pneumOnia, which has
proved so fatal to cattle in Massachusetts, has made
its appearance in several of the counties in New
York ON the Hudson river.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

ROBERT b. BROWN CO., '10N'h iA'lI
FOREIGN II fG5FHS FfRsra5 HaEsHsn R2nor
For@AA }6kA eABKI1E,g RAsI2 .f lISS,EFss ! ISS,EFs ,,o -
k3HSNSSH5TH husE5 EATEEca Hf eis! SoSs DO
LiNs, Gffk2 HbKFS &Sschl'Eo Sc TO IMPORT LINENS MTS
EANS! FANSl! FANS!II
csved sH an r ne s and n PaPe Ean
9ss;i No 49 Baltimore street, Gay
DIAPER COLLARS.
ssa 5 e Of ',' aa,im. the Sfss5 A'
GAUZE MERINo, GAUZE COTTON SHIRTS
jz9tL No. 40 Baltimore street "HaT6 near Gay.
Warns. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS,
Chenille. Crochet Braids. Perfamsry..
- - o. ~ Baltimore street, near Gay
pONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
Ia B'ack' Drabs, Blues, Greens and Mixtures in stor
fe2stf FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 co
RARKERS UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT-
LfsNFrS feasf in store and for sale sbycv By n,,,,
REYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
~ zoo 2s q cases in store and for saeby
lezeM FRICK, PHILLIPS 4 Co
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY5S
eSILESIAS, in all colors, IN store and for sale hv
9 tkLCK PHILLIPS co.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
u 20 cases just received and for sale by
Iezo-lI FR1Ck, PHILLIPS X co
WlLLIAMSVILLE FINE BLEACHED
fs2g;sf - .D.e anu Fl FREE IelS y EfHglLIps CO.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
w in store and for saleby
fe28-tf ERIrK prI1I,1pS . on
ROLIlNG CLOTHS.-Of superior quality An
Dchor brand, for sale at reduced prices by
t,,o.- 4 STARR SEQ
H lI3 North street
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From Havana

New ORLEANS, June 3O.-The steamer Philadel.
phia, from Havana has arrived with advices to the
18th: Sugar was steady at SH@S34 reals; stock
3eo 600 boxes. The weeks exports amounted to
4o'ooQ boxes Exchange on London l2A@l314; on
New York l@1A premium. Freights were active.
Ihe hnalth of tho citr os-aaliax4
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- DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE

Mt, OFFICE OF THE
Tuly ?, lS6l.-Frequent yer
lie for the protection by the
Schools and other As>Ccia
he ensuing national anniver :
nat in all cases in which the
are required, outside of the
he necessary to leave at the
O'clock, A. NJ, on tomorrow,
LIJATI n, giving the name
n, the ground selected, and
, eXpec, ed to be present.
GEO. 2. KANE, Marshal,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

DOLICE DEPARTING
SARSHAL, BALTIMORE,
~ reauests having been ma
parr, D. ms, snent Police Of Sabbath
Ions designing to Picnic on
s,V ssry, notice is hereby gwen, t
sa,,cciaI snc services of the police
city limits. on that day, it wi
office o. the Marshal, before Il
the Sd inst g., a WRITTEN APi
and charac ter of the associate
the number, as near as may Dc
1t RI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

Three Hungariaus. long resident in this country.
left New York on Saturday for the purpose of Join
ing Garibaldi's forces in Sicily
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P A IT ENT
DOUBLE SOUNDING-BOARD

P A ENT
DOUBLE SOUNDING-BOARD
p A, NJ O S.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
ALSO,
A fine assortmencof
PRINCE Il CO.'S MELODEONS
e SECONDHAND PIANOS
NEWMAN, BRO. g. SONS.
cESy ~ aErAnCTH0RI-CoRNER arnC TORY OF LOMBARD AND ORE
tn.o- myl6tr
RLACk SILK MANTILLAS.
CLOTH sHAWLETTEs AND DUsTERs
,.,,.,-,r- HALE F0RMER PRICES
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS
BCRNoUS, POINTS AND nIC'uLOMINIS
at , per c-nt
BELOW IMPORTERS PRICES
ThCLOSE THIS SEASONS IRADE
je5.tfr 22S BaItin,ora straa, "a, o m, r., II,
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WR0TH Il FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE sIREEs,
nave now opened full stock of new Spring Goods con-
prising full and varied assortment of
DRESS MATERIALS,
EARROTDERIES.
LINZ EMS,
- MUSLINS,
WIN complete cf Mourning Goods to which
my -nHl-e we aIeentlon o1 pGrchasers fe2S tfr
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NEW HAVEN, June ga sad accident occurred
at the close of the College regatta in our harbor
this afternoon. Two sai-boats were upset by the
high winds From one of them a Mrs Sperry,
OF Meriden, was drowned. her body was soon
recovered The boat contained nearly a dozen
persons
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

The Italian citizens of CINCINNATI have formed
society for the collection of funds to be contributed
10 the relief of Garibaldi
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DR.. Hays took final farewell of his friends in New
q York Friday evening last. His expedition
4 expected to sail from Boston tomorrow morning
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The execution of Harten, convictedof the mur-
der of Miss Morris took place at Moundsville, near
" Er,A Ioo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

Lady Franklin had engaged passage in the
Adriatc for this country. Her welcome will be
worthy of herself
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

The Augusta ga. Daily COnstitgttono''st has
placed the names of Douglas and 'onnson at tue
head of its nnlumns
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tS,
permitting gaming upon his premises The officer
hearing the rafting of dice in the house climbed mn
the awning posts and got into the place. He found
Myers and tour others engaged in throwing dice for
drinks. lie arrested Myers and Casper NeWsheroer
his son-in law, the others got Off Justice show
acre lined Myers in four cases $40 and costs each
total SALE and also held him in $500 to answer
Mg me- Gnarge OF selll9g u Ilguor on Sunday. Casper
Newsberger was fined 1888 for PLAYING dice The
officer afterwards brought in a man named John
Moreheyser, whom he charged with abusing him in
regard to the affair.
ARREST OF THTEvEs.-On Saturday afternoon as
Air. Ihomas Murdock was passing along st. Paul
street, he observed two men prizing open the shut
ters of one OF the windows of the house of Mr.
Frldley, on Centre street, ST. Paul street MIR
Murdoch met Sergeant McComas and informed him
OF the occurrence and the officer proceeded to the
house, where he found the rear window omen and
on entering discovered two men named John Green
and Peter Martin engaged in ransacking the house.
Mr. Fridley and family are residing in the countrv
ana most OF The furniture and all the articles OF
value had been removed from the house The
thieves would have got but little for their trouble
even If they had not been detected They were
both taken to the Cantral police station, where
Justice Hiss committed them for Court
FIRE-SPoNTANEoUs COMBUSTION Sa+nrdor
morning, about one O'Clock, Sergt. Mentzen of the
Central district, while making bis round discoy-
cred a light in the third story of the drug ware
house of Mr.. Samuel Kramer corner of Pratt street
and Bowly's wharf. An alarm was Immediately
promptly on the spot On forcing an entrance it
was discovered that barrel of lamp-black was on
hre. The hremen threw the barrel and its contents
into the street. But very little damage was done
to the stock and the flames in the store were extin
gushed without the aid of the engines. The origin
OF the nre was spontaneous combustion of the lamp
black.
The alarm at s o'clock last evening was occa-
sionea Dy hre being discovered in the house of
Mrs Pugsley, No. 224 Chestnut street. Damage
slight.
CRUELTY TO CHrLD.-On Saturday afternoon,
officer Ward, of the Southern district brought to-
the station-house man named Gilbert lennon
charged, on the oath of Elizabeth Sadler and
others OF the neighborhood, with ill-treating and
cruelty whipping his son, boy about 10 years of
age A hearing took place before Justice Show
acre, acre, who, in default of bail, committed him for
tne action OF the Grand Jury. Subsequently, the
man procured bail and was released.
FAST DRIv1NG.-Charles Knight was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the charge of driving his horse
at furious rate through the streets. Justice Dun
can fined him SIS and costs, and in default of nav.
ment, committed him to Jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-21
A Lament for Ephraim !

Drr1. 5tr1 in the very depth. Of tia,
- or political Oblivion. whose shores -rr
lined with the bleach Ing bone. Of departed
politicians. hath EPhnim fallen. W,
Epfrun. iha, c1mr'Accn;, III concsi'ci
man. who bat short tine ago. litc a weA.
~. war worn veteran. Travelled round from
p'acy o, place showing o.. ".car'," boast.
io. of Dc, si:.r'i, exploit, ani recommend
ir: o., god LOOK. AMI mastery State pol.
i--'' @, the r,or', of Maine Erhra'm.
w., advised 40 Oh. rir'- 90 "cut stick
vi,h th.ir lover. unless they would "v'i,
lor smart. 90 o.. ls, o., c'rrsra'I1r' oi a
JON. lr,, disappeared in murkv darkness
"a.s trHm.I' TIE isrlurI'
T.., ,.,.fus Do f.s,Hsf
T.r, f.t I-..rr coo yi.ira.
De-. .5ti... .,rr .'r,am,."
~, Who Who have tear. q shed. prepare
~ .hel them now We come mo-; to praise
Crar. brt On hurry HIM" In rcc5untinc
De, wauIrlp. i,.,l.. who doe not rsneuber
how va..pry De fought. ho~ he spread
himself Ike an eagle soaring aloti in the
ethereal r.sira. q an UPPER .ky7 Who
do MT r-rrmh5- with what f-rvil zeal
api imras.i1usl ora,,ry be Picked away
at ths Republican party.
"Lss thr a'J .rr,A-J NOD recIe'. tA-t PICKED
ra ihrirrs
And yet, hos solemn 10 reject a. for
Ertuiu. ie Pa. ''veckei his last peck"
"II, be-. rllrr. L.. h., .arro~ and .oved b..
b.i s,a,1
Al OBJ ..orI ,ha.i awake hi,a 60 say ss,,a."
H.s clui', has been blown out by toe bot
breath Of the people. ~. srcat state pol
icy" expired b,roFs Il. hir,h.
''iuu usu, "a a-~.r BE-. Naansd bloch unseen
A. .rsai I,. .ss,ras.. on th- i-.-t air.
when villano,her political light Of equa'
ma-niiui, dawn upon ,he bsnishtri peop',
Of M,in,2 and when will they ever listen {,
the profound teaching. or another political
solomon "S- transit r',ria mgs5."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-21
The Fusion Exploded!
\ Free Fight.

We End in the Boston Journal TIE follow.
ing nccoun, OF the failure to procure ia
zion IN New Yo-k.
"Thc finale Of the fusion attempts in New
York appear. in tho shape Of the Addressed
the Brcckiaridsc State Committee To the
National Democracy" Of that State. Tho
writers approach their task with pcrfcc,
rlninuc,. Of speech. They sy "our OBJ
set in addressing you at the prc.cnt time
h. officially 70 announce. with unfclgucd re-
gre, the hual and absolute failure Of an at.
temp; made by Us ia good faith 10 unite the
opponents Of Rcpublicansm in ihi. State
aenins, the election Of Lincoln" Tho ORR
gin and prosres. Of tho attempt" arc then
detailed. and the blame Of the resul, is
thrown on the Douglas men. Who are ehars-
cd with beng "agains, any and all fusion
or coalition" between the supporters Of
Of Brecklnfiisc anil themselves. They de-
clare that 'thc Douglas Organization IN
New York have determined that the State
shall be given % Lincoln" Al true Dem.
ocrau arr accordingly urged 10 Organize
ard orins out their fall strength at the polls.
The following significant extract shows tho
purpose and hopes Of the Breckenridge man.
ag,r.. who i, seems. gro looking beyond the
dreary prc.ent to the more cheering future
1.-The Douglas organization, 10 rejecting
the only mean. by which the State could
he prevented from voting Tor Lincoln, have
reduced practical question between Demo-
cat. NJ New York in the coming election TO
one Of fp'ur, organisations only. In deter.
mining upon which Of the two Democratic
ctndidrtc. they will support, it is necessary
Tor them 10 decide now upon tho principles
they are prepared to abide by hereafter.
will National Democrats follow Mr.. Doug.
as, separate themselves politically from the
Democratic party OF the South and join the
Know Nothing. Of the country OF will
they rather continue 10 march under the
old time honorei National Democratic ban.
ner. which has never been lowered before
any Zoe. and which j. TO same North and
south? II YOU have no, made up your
mind. to desert the National Democratic
party, h. careful how you increase the vote
Of Douglas. By voting foE Breckenridge
and Lane. National Democrats will no, on
ly sustain the principles Of their party, and
preserve a nucleus about which, in the fu.
iure. will be formed great national party
In thi. State. but they will encourage their
friends all over the Union. and b. received
and honorsd in the Next National Conven.
ton Of Democrats, instead Of being rejected
and despi'cd rs they mo-, certainly will be
III they rresen, themselves upon the plat
form Of Squa,ter Sovereignty in company
with their new allies"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-21

JouN 4. ASpErw ~ CoLLEGE.-A corrv.-
pondeni u the Brunswick NE. J Telegraph,
who was fcllow.member Of Bowdoin Col.
lsse with Mr.. Andrew, makes the following
pleasant illusions to hi, popularity during
hi. collegiate life -
I'VE knew Mr.. Andrew we'll when in Coli
lssc. In those day. be was distinguished
for hr. fine talents. kindline-, Of heart, and
genial good humor and tho.c traits which
made him iaVorI,e in College have render
Ell him dear to large circle friends in the
city and State Of hi. adoption. We con.
fees TO feeling Of State pride in the fact
that Ma.sachusei,, has passed by host 81
her own eminent and deserving sons, and
has selected a Maine boy for a Governor.
We have another satisfaction in the though,
iha, distinguished son Of Bowdoin College
is considered worthy TO be placed at the
bead Of The old Bay State. PROFESSIONALLY
he will make a good canvass and be trium.
phAnily elected. Hut We can hardly con-
ceiyc how the merry Andrew " our Col.
lcsc days can run we'll yet We doub, not
he will make good time, and distance all
competition"