davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-10-17
.rba French EmpreAA Abroad

A ,ore:gu pap.r eises an INSTANCE OF what i
c,!i, The ':natesnM Feasibility Of the french
Emnress," While at al 4ccio, Ehe r.mat1ed tof
sa.s. time alcuc in 'er carriage under trlum-
Ihsl arch. The Emoerar being absent Inspecting
a.me new forts. me hu1dred Of the psassots
y Who 10 h ID asssmb:ed f,rued circle 81 = d.s:enee
rouad ~ The c.rr.ase, bus ttr M.j.sty md. =
lon WITH hsr hand, and IL srom:n = c1mpacs
rom rom ta,r' a.ked her II. j.sty, il Italian, 81
"oa. YES, madam" replied the mao, who ap-
rea,ed astpt isard 10 hear the sov:rerEu speas:.
9nr. and particularly in bis oTn Ian ungr, ~
isf: is ieur duy. joar1ey; hut ~ haTs Ell eome
ieay,oe opiy tie nc men ard the old b.b,na ~: w.:
"na. ic.d4me," sa,d another psa anf, "wn5
! aid tou nut bring the bog "icu love nm
N. t n. do .out" eaid tie E zpr:ss;. "you "oui'
Ike 10 see HIN; if 50. thurs &c IL" and tatin'
| III n b,ooch which cantalred poE;rnH OF u
| Priuce | cpezjat, she held i: out 10 taen.
1hpu. sd ral d. we're held cntt seize It, an
it va, k,s:ed by every one With the srsatss!H : a. II
i;pht. TITS scene Was too much 10 tsefethnl
n5th. + upr,a., whol To: tue aoTere1xn ~ =
.-o.h,r. apd whfa the Emperor Returned 81
ws* lt,nv back il the carriage, w2splng " II
Teme1,b;aac II her ab-=1t CHILD.
, 1860-10-17
91oIitirul mcpuls, ,Tlags, Sc

T.AMPA1GN FLAGS, BANNERo tsnS:
1 - "a, f'f: T y
IN ~ = stess; Ss 1,ss' .ns. susc
T~'r"s: so a.,.t cl,a prnes. }7.-c7t2sa
, 1860-10-17
unfrueuce Of the Tklb'e in Prea'rvluR
1nu tur.t, OF lhe EaE fssh L4nsua2e'

la
II renurss M uuuardopaba fmount OF en-
tbu: :ia.m ia The American scholar 10 osne
that the ei7cuu.stsnce nf the present version o.
tAe Eoxtsh Bible having appe<rsd at tne ume
it did, md some providenti4l reference u tls
wauts of the new empire just then aoou' ~ 4lso
in The West. This version, destined so long ~
be the er:cie Of :hs A3Bto S'xcn race, WEE
published ia nine years bet5Te tie ipRt"1s
landed It plymouth. Now i. IL sa'e TO ASSET,
uad would have required 20 u2common posets
Of prophte7 then t. fare.ee, thHt whate7el ne"
vettloo msebt thereafte: apFer n Engt4no, t2e
| Nitle wh,sn those WORTHLESS eroueht Win tnsn'
which they read and prayei over III taf
| 1our. out Ct which they derirei 1he aulneItY
for ther new social md the'r old ecelaattast'cAi
! nolity. which WIS their palladium teEontn a'
| tne DANCERS and tr:eis OF ibe1r eaT!y eettse
mtnts. oa which their frat civil Gu H:ess heo
beeu enlenz:z.d, would nave Euca t. nosa on
the memories lad biIectioEs OF tu-.r cH''a9en
anl ch,Idrena children. It a: 1t ri ufa nel Epos-
blo here to euop ant it by any otorF 'or hauJ
reae5+tiors. Nsprl1y-prorlden'laES We "i.'
say-.hl. version MSS eae o! SUCH e1ce'lents
tha. wAs t suppleu:ed by anE o'nst ~ nohe
hnt {us con1,uueu 10 This 14y TO teach lie t"t
nations. morning snd evsu.ng, Ter 1wo anu
h.lt CENTURIES, .lcpg with its lEasous Il 1oFe v
| q ,d md lore 10 man, att: chg e1t-sefeIenee
glmoat--.or the puress and rA1tes: = E1Kt'en liza
} cxu bs found ia our literature ledeso' "
;map,ne toat q due eBt,ma.e u ina II aaenc
wbich 1le In slieh Bible has mud, dutsrx loo
a time. ia Etep.rE the lansua5e o. tness :"
Rt!e.feaIip. people trcm cu1ftp%1oa ano iIol
: d,vrrpt1ee. would at fi:as sight appear s2al
: rc1.1ea atd faacitul.
, 1860-10-17
1.,, .f,L.r r,.s 1-hcse idnn OF don

.-a~o cb,,dren of ,he East vhole idea Of danc-
- ,ra, onIr that a. bred actnrs for the amuse.
M nsnt of otbsrr. sni who themselves EeEer con.
de,eend.d . su,h occupation, we're 70 re- .nc. 10"
= mi conl.1cend n luce f.T tpeir a nuseuaeu..
i1undr, oa If l,aif drunken msn, and hsa'.nIfed !
wu,nrn. n-rbuus: nere 10 swipg, and tw!r', ote
~ and lick. t.r hours. round and thrrnkh |
Fooms Of lbs mos, %, y=ou. provision, for shslr
oraht; -a,ion and l,orcr, This Was the culu1ba'
t'or ~ modern ciy,Iz liion IN its most orsSu
- mrfa.tic. and thort uph|Y conceived disp!A!.
Al ,hst1t cou,d do-,he best it could do--t6e
ht.t II could teach f-tbler patton TO do-Wts
to crktLr and to pA>cE.''
Having exnosed thin cti.i.l ci.il:1 .tion, The
1fo'''a"@, e"1''""'@" a&
p}e exhibit themselves IN the proposal 10 en'ef'
r.. ~. f,r,rce of w.tes:
talo 1u0 :. ~.
"Soue hnnnseas q nsnss IS ,hs ,n.-.
PTS Of &ne oay -'no ''oH' ~ ~,ora,-
chants, sno 'ne I-7' Tnomneo ~ sns s,ms.o psef -
sicns of ne" 1osk' incIIuinR e.fI f ~ aosne;
men consecrated to The ministry o. tne eoshsa,
az The dIgnldsd and sslected a1en's OF 1n,s
display OF the hsgbeat elsn zas'cn OF man. ~
| IL not now an Instructive array iof ieeo'el
| ZION, hut rlsal1rg names anon, o' 49,
aTowai +, the rel5 hl3 htss o. az gteou; WIFE,.
ticns. H. Gu ft must ee 70 s1ssu ~ ,na..so,
tatinn I'll that has b7en done oeiote. Amesssss
| is sent Of noble ci,'z:ns beyond ,ee po1oet, 10
contu!t what will be me ssEccePtsp'e aao spp1e- -
pirate for the oeca:ion- n-nast honor1ols 70 20
Aae!ei mot With H. 1sa9mn Is .!
Britain. And again !be oo1y aItetnanon r. !:
Twill ycut ROY n'gbGess ar or danet @ = A. ~
GrxzLE and to DANCE is tlI We A1o MY ~" ~
and 81 We are aee to pselose. ~ ;srSer Se
light most t. M yoLf elonsc9' OF ~ ll'es.
sssndess iced. Or tirls tiel's, This is al i.
aod this is tho highest to Wf1co We nase -. H.
ts.ned. The usmost re ha7a improved. ~
| noblest Of our gHlEs ls IN tee extern ol kasi"
, 1860-10-17

nh. p,ot,.oat Chu, eAmoa Of September 29sn,
s,, An Admirable editorial upoa 'The co'minh'
INV of uodera Civilization" which might 90
,,v.nt.; eousIy reprinted in tract for genera
,;~~,,,,,oa. The article descr bes the rare op'
nortup..y furnishsa By the visit Of th' Japan.
-. f,r impre.slong r1siag nAtion With cur
1,hr;,.;.n civilization. But how IVES the ocea"
sion improreds
at w.s determined that the ~ 1,pslelHe en-; .nG
SMs3 G.n:t. Teu. perhaps twenty thousand ho,sle.
aieto,;c.,,ur a liz oor should be used to instruct
hem il he dspth. Of Ame!.can d'nossnnss, ss'
setea ~ben they were Wild ~,h dtnx .no a. az q
g.esful ps.1;sRs s2saes he 'oo md d.
@set a e ssbsoose inso1es:ion. Then the'
, 1860-10-17

Kurx ~N attend to TIA tleAnuk Of prvs vantH -
a,,irr q. et,b1e manu- zt1 any odecstve rNter .
dr., III, 4ed II Kurz, Cs.ea<o, T. o. Boz
| H1se.va nrnn1t attestio1, oc1Z3Aa
, 1860-10-17
HIVES
Improved Standard
SCALES.
rb.r m,ae oa.y 81 D ,anton. Vermont. y
John Eowe, Jr., and sHong C hoss'
rur ,Nrry rnES

ThcT a-e m3de o1.Y ~ u @s""'-s
John Eowe, Jr:, and strong G Ross,
THE sSvES soEs.
.sad all osh<rs rsprssssfsd a. d"@eS &''
mere fsmf8affons, Of sehfeh Pur"
-hasrrs sAouFd 1tnars.
simple IL centt1uesisn. are fnase o.
., - t..t rsr, a.s-hy experienced ard lcteiseas
-n,s7.o- r,t. ,,hs .,.ervi,son Of tbs !nvsn'o:''
n,.e Of al sz,, sad e'p.ce'- a.,pta 20 ~
,.., ,rhnriu7 ro,e than ) lu.d:ed dlH: unt
t-v,,r m,de to tes wt.estE 9i:. ~sli. n fsalf1e
.rs.s ~ made wihou: .at:1.l stay so's-the th"ek
hsn nre paetd upon tie platform, afs pFssentea
.,,nr upou the ka!:e edges br th4 iotoiaeIon e4
rh., ,a hi, wh.. - In nunases aaa s'z: no 1eo1
| I dtty. actor. INK t. Tie capacity OF 'ke s7ie'
r,rnt. M ,t,e. p!.ts resting n7oa kade eaee'' sao
,,.t..t.y " a.iu. * .nst tA:p o:IeF, = IN a o'as
s.,a1 hut tie kui:e eIse aad The b. sass sh. 1t
-,n ntre.ty quiet, Il eseby pterCn'f7s ana 'rc'>en.
Th..e se1.s II weigh with tx1sta'e "h'n
.c,n h, Ia S.a!es fctr7 Ia CUT *Ethoose ILLS
,,.+,.wta 10 o,b.r Sea-. tv:r5ct r.ste.
rb.v hve 4.Sca ess: prtallm' w''s'es e5h'e'eo. ~
S,e,tp,a=: cal wine tsTs'a "o~ beng 'n'1'
800 :, n,..e OF tle aaufAltur3s Of Cd inventors.
1s va I'd no. o.lY +tgsnk a-d secSsa:
rrr III, md III unaau &c uE. rs wso hTe re:n1o'n
=. N i,oea I'D :uly .es7oni::e viii AHo7s be pea
i; | to uaka ttis ~-1:a=t7 E'Sd. ;.
rhev esn h. put NJ CT taken down by pcrc1ss=1 VII
nv. .h+ ssta1 Of tnechaa1.. hT PLATED lnssneo
eonrarynk esch Scale snt ean n.ecaent'T &c 1a'
,hea u I,x.r 2dee than Sea.cs that I.Qule o1pes
uelaa}c 70 pr: them M.
, 1860-10-17
II Il n D + l: 5 . \
N5'l' AIR TUbuhI:A$&.

.r,n .-x ar thr tpV .. o1hEv e 0: pf1Es"
1h<e % ~ ro ssL.xn'l; 2stsca:ct 10 tie faa
i: =, hu,'es IL on'sot
Eeen"."u. c<2ert'p, E'"ras.nsM, ss,, r. a1 81
~J-~a5 f,"f"s4 era sht
Hxa3rh .1dFs
Ttr hNY JsifEts FORknA@s,.
Wv !. a. .n,suca., 10 b. tclttd " n,ea ~nu F-1.
he III Vi y. L, 1T. 1rr ec'ir Ice s!ola y.
= n ~ ,rr, w.utr d" q tu1-ti:a.:a IT,. r,,4
T,s. TAtc- tl.vt he a - - ut -; tH LIZ F
sAr.c f. IS aE. Ii W NV :. ~ ~
es'>a t;ss.vu =. E.:n:: soS; Nanuf.;s,1,rs:
%e'--A - ~ l.: ~sn III .Llk Sc GL*cato'
, 1860-10-17

t4 4, 1aro5 ru .e l nd N.-< 4 K1telL ~ "as
bn,h a. i:tv ot Ctiesxo 11i a. Of 1'in ~ 20
cut I'D drIi. to ~ une:I ~ the e'ttaT T.
nn.ttsSs b-s4,E toe eeenns 1As q ~ =,
ri t, secure ,he p.5n q ttrt. 1,seT
~ +-,n ia lhere.ita. kss1 sJtee .sM lAe
Trthe suu bf Fourtee1 !p-u a-d t,oas4 w ~
rarshi. rJe reafs after the cate ttffeot ~ - =,
f. +; aor M1s.4et nsftA PRIV tE2t t-e ~ Ell.
tNt1son htch snould he u ,ss -: teG 5tt
I'm ~ aoerd lie 20 .a.stle .: a,a CrF Esak' ~
.emi anLrstr to Vt: Oh n. et-or9 ats ~ aa1
- IaiT ea-b ID EVER yx4r. wnteh fAa 1't M
~o1as1 IN Re,n... oc e OF Cook eoun ~
In ,s In tlpok u u k.kes. II px+h!u ~
S.rc}s been m tde u payment ~ nc
iSerest d he +tcort day Il 1a:uA1. lSt .aa =
~ .rms 4 Uf t4s nsac1et o. !1sert' Gse &a seea@
Hyf,; ~ Iir 80 ~, both ,esaa = unpalI , 49,.
NJ fhrrefoEe ru,!c pDjcs j. ttrfoF xSta ~ >;
strn+ n M.1r Ttutse aud Inc M,rka2se RtFsee~ ~ y.
-. eitr ~ BIS "a IN Sa Of - ~
IN ~ ;ers r. I'd n1Ar GO her BY tne II
,ery nd hereby b< 1t tue VI e
Fnt, in ym, NJ Of Ia and tEAs saw ~ puts.
rfhr oitne ard authority Ia ne r.: CO " -
ro.tt - I'd to. the N p.ss th-e.2 =
m Inuescav tha t1Ite II n Of ue'+ ~
II eie,eu oenck In t9a forenoon or ~ ~ - &c
il. Coan Horas IN tke city Ct Cae1,o: -
| puhi 3uct on. The hKEet b!'ae1 lot eAa0' Us
| n s.,I a o.tg Re de*erb+t. 10 vi IL .. r.
fonr,t H. Suck tevense.a IN - ne s,ae INA! s'o
IN 10 lie cty Of Chrn o. Be nk e. ~ ~
tr nj On Nicht..n IN ane II feo .o etI ~
II drnth 10 Tue s!v 10 the tenrssns :. el1a
rorH in Enot enunty ~eTat'y. 18th 1As cReise 11-'
sns ar er Ia, prcs- uet t. tte emu.
| ~AN JAMES i, MERRILL. ~fu;te.. M1's4ate;
=, xa..~ Sttnroev fc4i'-4t II
, 1860-10-17

-Upv,ras Ct 10000 pe1soas ws:e n attend
.,ca INN the recent jub LED # the American
uous @ 1r3rt was made to gel the R'ard t' en-.
demu me resiva! Of the African ~ ons
nh'ch Tsre su Jared by the bulk o! the ~
sembiy. Thsy ccnld 70: 90 mnca better down
Is ,uth Caroi;na!-Bat n7rt ld:r.ot..
, 1860-10-17

~
oee.te H.un.ha RI Aaas '9 The stat3"s ~ as as
ixr 70 tue und .Txnea rt'i7 1pdrptufe 81
~ .srure he psYuelt of thee <ser.i ~ ss
v.n d,te 1Nh I'd MORT ar. for the s1ua Or uIee1
ta aaai.,s esch SD Notes teirK - u 70 9nspn
Sh.. -T1.r oHn 1sxts dtya Aft'E da"- one NJ
ts.e and one 10 tx+ive n,cnt" af*r eate *rs
81 - he II ngte1 pr cent pr snaa1; ~ r1s,
~ y RroH Of Mortgage. psk- ~ 40 4sa
SnA II -. nroy d.a in .Ei bv Inc tsns O.: - ,.ost
-.., It tefsu be wads IN re pa3ta - 20 p,a
Asvv Eo.. y. eh.. Of them. either ~ ~ ~ ~,
~ ~ 1hs Hav or d4y. Nhsn the s2ut tasH tesun aae
Ns. ihs vhete nf ead r1fne p! M ~ Ct -
a.: ;o,e, sboii* "a Feu ra n<s1 .t+T sc.e.si
eaeG eht IL y - ia Mofttaxe ahou1a b: IN
70 pay 'nt W. fo ce,.ut h,v'rx bern ussse = ~
srt nf,e+ az a ia ron! pes az o.
1nde.,n. having b. En- pad ac:oro1nk 70 in,ser
III Wo1ts. r. pubic sotee Is he,eoy Of ,ad
ss,i.- 9r>ree a{3.eta4 d. h:fen1 oss ~ s.h4
rfe. h sad Iqt4 1xe ser sdto % oae -
a41r:t II -, menf ana htt stall ttFt. III.
iss re e1s.t+t b. -ad untt ~ thufa a.
1sF eo,aie u c1on, u sh- moth :oot q ,,1n u
| Net-t UoM e. In the cNy Of Ch eatn: 70 t.*rs
| xse1s - ~ for cash tEe snfowfnE aesue ~ -
| = - MINK ~ Ia the en1nte Of 9asrsn 9as.no~s - !,
st.r ~ III rots snt knr~n All d.seI ~ noe f3.S
~. "A nc1th west qu'rt~f OF stetioa ,-.nsr
ths s~Gth bsl! Of to1tav est quntsf xe,tr ay- 4
tss ~ s>h. gu Ettr ot anqn en H., Of ees
toot xen11tve {t t;se :ns ~,
| IN rrinrp me i1l u. beink tne ans r. IT,. =
to th. psrty Of the 6ot ptEt q ~ =.
| md vlf- aod N rtnt and ~au!tg O. o'teceHp''oN ~ ~
t;n,:.e il .cpzns hs sEsfs 11H asAs ~ %fo,,,,e..
G.'* "9f
, 1860-10-17

DURIFY THE; ELO 0 ..
Maffat's Vegetable Life Pills

fIltHtllNA1Ss <<%>
pURIF THE BLOOD. |
iIatfat's Vegetable Life Pills
And Phoenix Bitters.
rs.n,.. .,a ea,jea celebrity ~h.h these p1e-tunens
s5 aesq r. ng cul .aps H., he
ns usaa ps7etee q raz on7 but un"''
y, .,,hn, Aeu,. All II ch1oals TO- Aseeon,ot
stfGGs t'j;s RI fSES AND LIVER coxrLA1:rs
IA loe nth md W.T.. where ttt.e eass Pre- a;h.1
VII oncr U.s. these cse!Les. VIII nevtE %
i.nSS!G si%Gs eo1.c sEEoEs L9osEEESS o1;;S ntE
.soas pstzsiss Z !; 4 st:a aeeis:a. aas.sy
Essas q ts.s s ~: 's
eoa.fy sine. w +: fonse H. e. s;:m
l s 1t'uln of dis*s:e; cue u ths'' Asehs'
IT tss's ), .7S oSst a
a''t ~ s,%7.sf, Es<a9a;ss5; !; ss,;{!e l@pafs
.sh~ es.cS. Ms'ca,y, ata,sey too7es taan s 1a''
= gs2 ;sa :: Of Al
sloal sfT.oAss + 1T sssr..
.Ha 4 Iaes ii shi:i1 >ea: ssaad:ns.D5 The a''
ht:s s y e. ,S.:1e. ne.a .'sas 8 Eaex ,o!pt.
rAl nose s,tct<d lii .sr:o.e d:se.se
rs :; poc q s' e & L:
ssc,a,r1A CT k1ss EVE n it, ~oEt so1zas ulses1
sw q II find. sre effectively e.retd ~ .hsss y
a de3 e.,ttace HE'LL .us2t del Es!l=f vi Be cea
TT rho Life Pills and Fhnntx ha1tef"'
Tim, remove rTsix1 q d.e.: lMs I'm T. ,5':a
s DIR. wiECix,i tI;' + T: 70 emeEEAE;, ,e,k
, 1860-10-17

~ .41nw occupie, bimself or htrtelf txcau-
.;rsis win noli,,cs-even the ca ldroa {, 30
1 + ;,7:t h,a,d little aoy frs years Of age. say
to 'as: siri sf three, .w,i ,onp p'sy with ns'
sTsF, 'Lopg lire the King! AID will thsn Kill
vhns"
, 1860-10-17

MASTERS SAlE.-State OF III
Nl eo:.. Coax Court s;sTSspe,or Govt :. 81
Euss4y. Ae t,sGeF S v,4T sT'Asi ~, ' "a
Iam.. sss:3o sdnia!41 atuf Ct fA!sx4:tsf auEs,-sI
10 or ctsc No1t age. . t., .. .,
tfc;e1si or5eE en- tret 'atAs above tated sIe
th.re, y of ;os Supe"or utr Of :Li=s42 v re
srS,x, III d.y q D. toheF. d. ft1t leu oc:".S
te1sn ~ " Il dar- Il u fu5c a9et - sas sik
81 b fur e,.h. u 'he n.Ets 80. - OFT
igsls: cs,:rh@d r:eces or ta.tes OF 1sna g ~:
II Ell a. --3 te ee..ssy II SAL IT. ~ sn'
dc E. -,:s u sua t.. ~ T.
frr, EiI:slGns 90 "a tAe s"11te
ot I:opnt7 1t and :.;e o. ~ nes - wH;-tss
ta ID. nortae4t q =, Anu tra ,n Town.i:
inner taT exEt ~ of ranke tuaorf I'll RI
IT,: "a Vi tie Ehe- PltaeipA NFH ~ IN - =
Q: tic 10 th 1a 1ua.tt. .aa th. seut a~.st Gasf
&c. on number four a., u rnH-snp u'': tts ".
III o! tAr4 I'd nue th.t - :" ~ ~ =
F,incpA Nstllsu. =a1 II. - eah * tns ~ una s
n:srf.T Of Seton un.1se9 shi:ty tour (+!f IN tn@
Ii II nr (s3), NTH nf Il a4e ths;setn eatt 81
Esste !. Ehaa:tr, e tbs Su:eE!aE csr!s . c1'eos'
| D.tel .e;te1ter 70. 1a'o. "
<EyEH
, 1860-10-17

TRUSTEES SALE.-Pnb}io No
,,ss :. b,1ehv e1v.n uat l. l.. c. F'n. ,rttT: ne
!, efS IL sf acss 1:s ia
W S'aV,, '-'ea 20 ~ r.: M eran,T, .n y in "at r"
d nAs, ts,.c h2S!px T.! satn VIZ
sseu1d uea ~ s.a Dsed ". IN .e ?'~s ~,
I'd ee m epe;s: 1pp',f ,,'S, S,.it III.
at b nosth acor Of Ire cou't Heus- ~
ciy Of Ihlca8o, county of Cont nns Saa acre ~ "
10 t-uth...s. q1s7t-s Ct seetsoa no. oDs u. ~ ?
sowrth:p r. ta,,tg = e., r.. ~ tt+ ioae
ntIet Hst. Hu,grs. re- v''e af -. ~, ~ H. n. ~
The Il laY ot Oiabez, y. I'll It 1en IA ICE
Forenoon. l.. y. 1s.A-s9+ r,n,a.
~
, 1860-10-17
JAMES 2. Nt.'.3k&141'' ~811*eN - III 4
T. II. FAAKEx, Attorney .St ~ -


orASTER'5 SALE.-State # 1}!i-
l ,.o;a cock c>u-.Y. Superior Court Of C7iea-
81 pm H. roxn.sad rs Thomas 3. II knsr5 Lov'os Nc
frs.r III, wtts jc1a.Lsn Ci5I5, G. r." f::Ft k.:.
6amus. s. s!at:I, sad kooszt uiat. hA u f.1eeoEt
3.eH. Sof;re {s te,fbv siv.n tatt N nn~susoer Ct
rssF erter-t II TT ah,se fltd cv:e o. tne
sTh -as Ct s:;t:no 4. - - Ha Aa.fs =
he d.. 2, oo0. t a !. I,b H. = ;sss e ts
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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13
Court OF SossiOns.--BELDHS, County Judge
gNrru nd IIOIT Asso cateH
FACTS AND FIGURES.

In an article upon the census, the New Or
leans Picayune makes the following estimate
The figures are startling.
Taking the estimated increase Of slaves into
calculation, the numerical power in the South
will be enlarged, but the rate of increase will
be still found to be decidedly with the North.
The whites in both sections increase at the
average rate Of about thirty-seven and half
per cent. in every ten years.
The representative population will be % ,096,-
$40, of which the non-slayeholding States viii!
have 1896, ,744 and the slave States TO- 769, ,S26.
The proportions Of political power, therefore,
in the popular branch Of Congress, between
the North and the South, will be nearly as %
to 81.
If this increase of the slave population should
increase in the same ratio, the number within
the United States in 1870 will be 100000,
and disregarding fractions, will be as follows,
at successive enumerations: In 1880, 100000;
in 1890, 9.lO0000; in 1900, II 5000 in 1910,
100000, having nearly quadrupled itself in
fifty years, and in the lifetime Of those who are
now born, it may reach to 5O,0OO,OO0.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 10, 1860.

JAMES CnURcHMAN.-Among the passen-
gers who left for the east on the steamer
Uncle Sam, which sailed on Tuesday, we
notice the name OF James Churchman, of
Nevada. We are informed that MIR. Church
man goes for the purpose Of personally con-
graduating his old friend, "Uncle Abe"
on his success in the recent political cam
paisn. Some Of Mr.. C.'s political friends,
envious perhaps of bis popularity at home,
are malicious enough TO assert that this
visit at this particular time is prompted by
q desire TO obtain an appointment under
the powers that arc soon to be. Even II
this Is the case, we know Of no one more
deserving than Mr.. G. He devoted the en-
tire season to the campaign, at the sacrifice
Of his private affairs; made speeches in ev-
cry part Of the State, and did as much as
any one man towards giving California to
the rail-splitter. Our opinion is. however,
that be has gone to congratulate bis friend
Abe, and see to it, that the Offices in this
State are worihily bestowed. Had we
known Of bis intended departure, we should
have labored with him in regard to one sp-
pointmeut in which we feel deep interest;
not that we have any intention Of debating
to Mr.. Lincoln in regard to bis appoint
ments; but we wish 10 see California remain
faithful to the Union, and in order to in-
sure this result it may be necessary to look
beyond mere party obligations, and appoint
in certain positions and locations men OF
known national and conservative principles.
Such course would guarantee tho fealty
Of this State 10 the Union, when different
policy might not only result in the dlssou-
ton of the Union, but plunge the entire
western slope into the Pacific ocean. The
appointment to which we allude, and in
which we feel so much interest, is the Post
Master at Red Dog.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13
nnIroI.Aa aANNIHrLATED

The Breckinridge General Committee Of
New York have lately issued an address, in
which they advise their "brethren Of the
South not to secede from the Union at
present. A considerable portion of the ad-
dress is devoted to the denunclation OF
Douglas and bis friends, and among other
remarkable sayings Of the astute and lar
seeing gentlemen who compose that body,
the startling announcement that "Mr. Doug
las is, Of course, annihilated." This is no;
the first time Douglas has been annih!lated,
in the estimation of bis political enemies.
lie has been completely "used up" "kIiled
off," and ''played out" at least half doz-
en- times within eur recollection but he
was one Of those kind Of men that would
never remain killed for any great length oil
time be always "turned up" again, almost
against the hope of bis friends and to the
utter amazement of his enemies. Douglas
has been defeated before but defeat never
lost him friend, nor will it in this case.
Those who voted for him in 1860 will sup
port him again in 1864, and bis friends will
rapidly Increase in number. The division
Of the Democratic party in the late contest
has induced thousands of Independent and
conservative men who preferred Douglas,
to vote for Lincoln as the only chance OF
keeping the election out of the House OF
Representatives but in the next national
contest the Breckenridge faction will be de-
prived Of the spoils, and consequently pow
erless for evil. Douglas, if he lives, will
again be the Standardized of the Nation
oil Democracy, and his election in 1864 may
&c predicted with as much certainty as any
event depending on human action.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13

threatened should he ever get free again, to kill
one of the ccnstables who took khim, and have
no doubt but that he is just the man to carry
out the threat. hoon
started in this county; it is called the scott
Valley Mirror" is published at Fort Jones, ana
edited by J. w. Oliver, formerly OF the Grass
Valley Telegraph. Geo. T. Price, late editor
Of the Yreka Union, has retired from the man
agement of that paper. His labors IN !he cause 'e
undermined his health, and he shortly starts
on a trip to the east for the purpose Of recruit
.nl. ol " r &C. G.