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feays. Nays.
Total ..27

The resolution of Mr.. Moore WAS there.
fore laid upon the table.
Cob +. Il. Hammond. Of Lancaster, Capt
Il. VI. Muldrow, of Bishopvilc. II. T.. l..
Pcebics, OF Bishopvilc delegation w. +.
k"rls, of Clarendon, Col Dechamps, of
Sumtcr, Capt. J. Il. Shaw, ofKershaw. and
Hon + J. Moses, of Sumter. then adj
dressed the Convention.
On motion of Hon. /. ]. M"Scs, The Con.
vcniion took RECESS, at : O'Clock, p. ~,
until half pas, 8 O'Clock, Z. NJ, TO re assem-.
bic in the Sumter Hall
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The Southern Guardian.

c. P. Pelham, Esq, Editor and proprie-
tor Of the Southern Guardian, proposes TO
dispose of part interest in his paper to
person who is thoroughly proficient in the
Art of printing in all its branches, and who
would be expected to act rs foreman and
general superintendent over the printing
department, An eligible opportunity lis
thus afforded steady and competent prn-
ter, seeking preferment in his calling.
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ANOTHER HAIL SToRM.-Another OF
these destructive storms swept over por-
tioa Of our District on Friday last Accor-
Ding to the report which We have had. it
commenced about four miles to the South
West OF this place, travelling in North
East direction, skirtng the village and ex-
tending several miles beyond. The crops
where it fell heaviest have been materially,
If not fatally injured 1t was accompanied
with great deal of wind, and comparative
", little rain.
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Mrs Jd!ia B Lewis, of Mobile, died last
week, her death having been produced by
a decayed tooth getting into her windpipe,
five aud half month, ago, through the
Of the dentist.
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Total for Route via Sumter and Man.

Total for Route via Sumter and Man
ming
Su'Scrd Likeiy 10 be raised
sOil 80 SOl,iOO
Total ditto via
l.ynchburg 10
Cades. il6I0o 5lG6,O
Difference in IA
s"r of Route VIA
Sumler ~ Nun
ning. $22J 80. S3SI.5OO
Col. T. b. Fraser of Sumter. offered IT.
following preamble and resolutions, which
were seconded ana read
Whereas, The people Of Lancaster, Sum.
ter ami t.Ircndun Districts. and uf the E,.s-
tern portions Of h,fshgw aud the Western
Poruvns tt DHr!ins!U Distract. have hereto
fore been, IN " great measure, deprived Of
tic facilities afforded oy Railroads. 10 At.
most every other section Ot south Carolina
and their interests Impar:ially demand new
ana independent RaIi Railroad facilities
RcS"Ned, IDaI, 'n the Judgement Of this
Convention, a Railroad should be rOnslrlc
ted from Charlotte To Guurdlu's Depot. ON
the NO.th EasleTn RIIrnad, b5 way Of
Lancaster, bishupvillc, Sumter aud Naming
Kc-ONcC, Inat the extension Ol :n,. said
RaliTUad from Lancaster 10 Charlotte A. c.
womb p,y. TO ,,h.r,ol,e n n,.a, ND ,,,,,,,
direct route 10 Ch1TIeoton, aud thus oren
Ia that la'orIie southern seaport the Trade
OF North CHrOtIna aud Tcua cssee ; aud the
extension ot The Wilmington and Mauches.
ter Railroad 10 Columbia would give To
Co'nmom, and the whole up country of
H"u'G C"i"iina new and eligible route to
'"T '"S "' Nna''e"'"n' .,.'
amen, d,,,,;,, ~ |.". ''I'V''o VI Que from
Le appoi.led To- pr,,uur, "A u,.uor,aI ,o ,h,.
Leg 'salGre OF This Stale, and take all other
measures necessary anu proper to procure
G'.,.,;a, ,t' 'Ti ''e no"u i''u' onaf'oue 10
l3i,hup,iIe nnnt.r and N9rnioa
J. :. Richardson Jr of SnTot., than
called up from III. tob,. ,h, ,oso,r,ioo =,
MIR. J. X. naynswortb. touching the SAM.
matters embraced in Col. Fraser, r..oIu.
| lion which Air. Ia,n,wor,h then wi,bd,.v
Mr. j. NJ Timmons, of Darlington then
called up his resolution, Offered AT ,h, Bi.h
CD, ilIe Con, ,enli.n. and ,her, laid NM, ,h..
table, as a substitute for the abov. r.,oIu.
lions rCol. n. b. Fraser. Ar. Timmor,,
resolution is as follows, to wit: [:
| R.,oly.d That IL il m. s.ns. os,bi.
Convention that a Railroad snaIl be located
ana ON!,t rom Lancaster by the way OF
,''P so"ie P'in' u, me NORM
GsosQrtosn. auproaci,inc that mini bv a
straight line, as TAR as practicable.
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DEATH OF B. +. PERRY, Jr.,--H 10 with
painfuf feelings that we make the IBelan,
choly announcement Of the death OF Mid
shipman B. D. Perry, Jr.,a son Of Hon. b
r. Perry, of this place. But u few years
since heleft our community for the purpose
of entering the U. 3. Naval School and An
napolis, p Md, There he had attained the
position OF Aiidshipman, when he was con.
PEELED, by severe hdlspotion, TO return to
his bone, where no expired this morning.
We join our regrets with those of the COM
munity generally.-G Greenr:!Ie Patriot.
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For the Route via Lynchburg and

Considerable app auding followed the an-
nouncemeut of the amounts subscribed, bv
the various Chairman of Delegations, ard
on motion of Mr.. " p. Crawford, the Con.
vcntion was requested not to applaud.
The delegation from Georgetown not
having arrived, anc being expected on the
half past one o'clock train. On motion Of
II. dickson it was
Resolved, To defer the further reports
from the Chairman Of delegations until the
afternoon session.
On motion, the Convention took recess
at half past one o'c ock, p NJ. until o..
clock, II. NJ
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the day. Long live the good citizens of
Troy, and may we together meet to cele-
h,ots another FOURTH.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

GEN. Harvey may be court martialed for
having given orders in regard to the occupa-
tion OF San Juan, in violation of Gen. Scott:
orders aud Of the policy of the Government,
if Gen. Scott should persist in presenting
charges. But it is believed that Gen Scott
will suffer the matter to drop, now that Gen.
Harvey has been superseded in the command
on the Paciiic. This Government will make
no difficulty with Great Britain on the sub
ject of the occupancy of san Juan while ne
gotations concerning its disputed ownership
are pending = Washinaton letter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

pREsENT YOUR CLAMs.-The Executive
Committee Of the Agricultural, lIorIicutur-
al and Mechanics Society of the Northern
District of California, are particularly desir-
Gus that all parties having claims against the
Society should present their bills at once to
the Secretary. And also that all persons
whose premiums remain unpaid should call
and receive them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Cor. LANDER.-This gentleman it seems
has delared for Breckinridge and Lane. We
had supposed all along that he was for
Douglas He has some accounts to settle at
Washington, having, during his stay in Utah,
used much individual discretion in the mat
ter of negotiations with Indians and outlaws
OF money ct cetera. His declaration for
Breckinridge and the Mexican of the Marion
war" wont hurt him with the present Admin.
istration, and we look to see his course hear
tily endorsed at the White House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12
MARYSVILLB.
wEDNEsDAY:MoRNING, SEPT. 18th
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
Supervisor Convention.

The National Democratic voters OF the Second SUI
pervisoi District, county Of Yuba, will meet in their
respective precincts on THURSDAY, Sc tember l3th,
tor the purpose Of electlng delegates to District
Convention, to be held at smartsville on SATURDAY
September 10Th, 1859 at IL o'clock NJ to nominate a
candidate for Supervisor and Township officers for
sai District The precincts will be represented as
follows
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

y. LrrBERr-This gentleman is a very su-
perior Daguerrean Artist, in Nevada His
pictures at the late District Fair were very
much admired. Mr.. Liebert took the second
premium, at the last State Fair. The visitors
at our District Fair will remember the ele-
CANT picture of richly dressed lady in the
northeast portion Of the Pavilion, and a
likeness near by Of the lamented Henry
Meredith These pictures and others ada
cent were Mr. Lieberts, and they speak for
themselves.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

THE Richmond Wing says it is a fact
worthy of note, that during the Breckin-
ridge State Convention in Virginia. the name
OF President Buchanan was not once men
toned, nor was any reference whatever
made to his administration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

The Delegates elected uudor the foregoing call viii
convene at Smartsye, at the time and for the Object
designated above.
L-RENZO HUBBARD,
Chan Yuba Co. Dem. Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Two PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH-On Sun
day night about o'clock, says the San
Francisco Gazette, fire took place in the
house of Bryan Donnelly, a milk ranch man,
beyond the Mission street bridge, Just off the
San Matco Turnpike. The fire was caused
10y the explosion Of camphene lamp; and
the flames spread so rapidly that in few
moments the house was in ruins. The situa
tion is an isolated one SO that help could not
arrive in time to be ofany use. Mr.. Don
nelly succeededin in getting his wife, who was
nearly smothcrcd, out of the house, but one
ofthe childlen stil remainining inside, she
rushed in to save it, her husband following
her. While in the house, the roof fell, bury
! ing them beneath the ruins. The husband
managed to cStrcate himself. although
dreadlully burned but Mrs. Donnelly and
the child were destroyed. Mr. Donnelly was
brought at cnce to the Hospital, and the re
mains of his wife aud child placed in charge
of the Coroner Mr. Donnelly is so badly
injured that he is not expected to survive.-
He was very worthy man; formerly mem
Der Of Monumental Engine Co., and police
man in 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Business on THE INCREAsE-We are much
pleased to observe that business is on the in
crease in this city, and the merchants all doing
well. We learn that John c. Fall & Co. re.
ceived an order, yesterday, from one firm in
the mountains, for two hundred and fifty
five thousand pounds of goods
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12
A Pretty Pair.
p1rnnrrn. AUGUST 4. 1919.

Plymouth, August 4, 1919.
SIR As there are few who think you
have not been quite definite enough on some
of the questions involved in the present can
vass, | wish YOU to answer the following
questions:
"lst. viii you, if elected, vote for the
unconditional abolition of slavery in tie DIS
trct of Columbia?
I'D Win YOU vote for the abolition OF
the inter State slave trade?
"3d VIII you vote for the Wilmot Proviso
being extended over the Territory of Calitor-
MIA aud New Mexico and against any law
aothorizing slaves to be taken there as
property?
"Please answer the above questions yes or
no. without comment GROVE PoMERoY'
"With pleasure | answer yes TO the above
questions. GRAHAM n. FTcn"
Not satisfied with this he proceeded to say:
Entertaining the views indicated in my
answer above l shall not only vote yes ON
these measures, but if DO older or ADLER
member. whose influence would be greater
than mine, introduces them, | interd to do so
myself, if have the honor of holding a seat
there. GRAHAM n. FTcH
So strong, Mr. President, is my conviction
OF the yiciousncss OF the plnciple OF submit
ting to a direct vote Of the people the pro-
priety of the enactment Of or the rejection
of laws, that for one am prepared to extend
the same objection to the submission of entire
Constitutions to the same tribunal
JESSE ID. BRIGHT
Read furtherand see the opinion one o
Indiana's Senators has of the intelligence o
the people:
Independent of other objections to the
submission of entire Constitutions direct tC
the people how can an intelligent vote b'
given by those who attempt it.
JESSE d. BRIGHT.
A pretty pair truly, are Messrs. Fitch an'
Bright, United States Senators from Indiana
1t is needless to say that they are the friend
and advisers of President Buchanan, and th
leaders of the secession party in Indiana.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Premium LIsr-We publish in another
place the list Of premiums Of the late Dis.
trict Fair. 1t will be seen that the Society
has been extremely liberal. Its list will com
pare fayorably with that Of many Of the
Oldest Agricultural Societies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12
0eW advertisements.

9ew advertisements.
KNTANTED-A Blacksmith; also a WAGON Maker
w for the city, good wages. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence office
30 street.
M ANTED two men TO cut broom corn, one dollar
W per day Also good wood chopper, $50 per
cord one wood chopper 500 per month APPLY at
SfAHL'S City Intelligence ONCE,
36 street.
NANTED good Farmer one who is able to over
w see farm and work like the devil hims self-No
l place. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence Office
No. 80 ID street
AAANTED-severalg good girls for upper country
w S4) per month, fare paid and employment tl
married. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
36 d street.
M ANIED-Workman of every description for city
w and country at fair wages. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Once
No. 36 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Pubic Schools The public schools Of this
city opened again, last Monday, and are in
full operation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

WALKERS ADMINISTRATION accounts
published in New Orleans papers Of the
capture OF TruNiIlo (lIonduras) by Walker
and his tilibusters on the 9th August, it APP
pears that the Hondu,ians were four hun
dred strong, and that twelve Of them were
killed, and eighteen wounded. On the
American side, only three received slight in
iuries. Walker took sixteen cannon. He
has issued an address to the people of Hon
duras, and is assisted in his raid bv Gen
Cabanos, who is opposed to The present Pres
ident, Gen. Guardiola.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

ARizoNA.-Judge Granville IT, Oury, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court under the Pro-
visional Government of Arzonia, has tender.
ed his resignation to Gov. Owings In Tucson
few days since, Edward George murdered
John Manuel Burruel. lie made his escape.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

lNDlANA-The Cincinnati Gazette saws
that at the recent Bell and Everett Conven.
ton in Indiana, the whole attendance did not
exceed $50, and from about half the districts
the same delegates had to be made Vice
Presidents, electors and committee men
There was about as warm a feeling for Doug,
las as for Bell The same paper states that
the Douglas State Central Committee met at
indianapolis, and unanimously rejected the
proposition Cf the Breckinridge Committee
for fusion electoral ticket,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

PIONEERS CELEBRATIoN-The tenth ami
versary Of the admission of California into
the Union, was celebrated Monday in San
Francisco, by the society of California Pio-
neers. Escorted by the First California
Guards, and the National Guards. they NOV
ed in procession from the City Hall, to the
American Theater, where the exercises took
place as follows Prayer, 10y Rev. Albert
Williams Chaplain of the Society; Grafton by
Edmund Randolph; Music; Poem by E. r.
Campbell; Music; Benediction. The Grafton
was an admirable one During the day, flags
noa,ed from the shipping, and from all the
puohc buildings Among those who took
part IN the exercises were Col Fremont and
Gen. Vallejo. Gen Suffer was ,L,or4
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Gov. FoorE said in a recent speech nj
Na'hyill, that Lane was "as ignorant man
as ever got into the United States States Sen
ate, and could not write a grammatical note
to his neighbor for peck of peas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Pacific MESSENGER have received =
copy oil tins new paper at San Francisco. ed.
tied and published by Rav. Dr. II. Bien and
Samuel II. Henry d Co. 1t presents a good
appearance, and is full of interesting matter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

a MAN named Anthony Miller, committed
suicide in Sacramento Sunday, by taking
morphine
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

al STAND BY tbs DeNocRuc ORGANIZATION, YIELD
,penfsxee +, trs rsAGgs, AND SUPPORT .rs REGULAR
,.1,,lSs,s 'i--S,tDtsa 4. DonyitS, Jt'y ., l>'S.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

Col. JAMES W. HARRIS, of eorgia made a
speech at a Douglas meeting at Atlanta, on
the 18th August, in the course of which he
reviewed the action of the Douglas delegates
at Baltimore, and defended them from the
aspersious Of the secessionits. lie said Tho
Seceders made no efforts at Baltimore to de-
feat the nomination Of Stephen A. Douglas
or to modify the minority report adopted at
Charleston. Their only object being in GO
ing to Baltimore to withdraw from that Con.
vention those delegations from the border
slave States which refused to seoede at
Charleston, They did not 90 to Baltimore
for harmony, but for the purpose of section
alizing The Democratic party, forcing the
election of Lincoln, and then to consummate
the ultimatum Of their hopes-a dissolution
Of the Union
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

YACHT race came off on Sunday in Oak
land Creek, between Pride Of the Bay, John
G. Heenan, and the Maria, for a purse of
$500, and was won by Pride of the Bay.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12
Dajlp 9latloAal Qrmutrat

John R. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDITOR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

MrRDERoUs ATrAcR.-John Price, Of San
Luis Obispo, was shot in the thigh by two
murderers from Santa Clara county, on Sun
day week. The wound is not considered
mortal one Some thirty men have armed
themselves, and are in pursuit of the villains,
with the intention of hanging them, if
caught So says the Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-12

IMMENSE MEETING AT NEwAEK,-On the
evening of August 22d, Douglas and John
son ratideationmeetiug was held at Newark
New Jersey. a dispatch says: "An immense
concourse ofpeople were gait cred together
on the occasion. About half past eight o.
clock Douglas arrived from New York, and
entered the building where the meeting was
held. lie was received with the most ardent
enthusiasm the people standing up and
cheering for several minutes Several speak
ers addressed the meeting, but the speech
looked for was that of Douglas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
rha arsat Event.

wc devote our available spsse ts.'lsy, almost
exclusively To the accounts u ire rcc'l,i.n OF the
Great Esssern a, New York. tsk"n fr''u the Her
aid That pager has thres L~ad-si'aes 1t I'll" de-
tn.l,; from xlicb. we make the sud mel ex'
traet.. Nothing ,ha' we could pnhha, now would
Lave half tn. interest for our ,eaerr. hs; these
acs, .uats po.sess and we make map ~ i"r The
prominence which We give them in .us columns
TIE NV Ysrker- were decidedly enthusiastic
over tie arrival vi The mammoth stranger, a they
eln,uid have been aver important an evcnt.
by he Ly- ~aald it met I've wei, iu tie cities Of
Richmond, P.tsrsi,nrg AMI y 'r!oik, IL se"d On
tic,egut,n to invite the Big Snip t. Wit Chesa-
peak" By: A visit there, M sbt Heal 10 her Sc
lie sung N"lolk as her Western prt. At iea she
ought /" lie Invited 10 that magniesll hab,r.
the only "ar eeas' properly n.l.i's'l TO her
grand prop.r,"n- LEI 1t b. dn",
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TIE EFFECI ON,CUA\GE

The Merchant Exchange AZ tic u.nal hanr
iot assembling. half past thtee "'tlack, arly
ir~rrte l. there having been sort at stampede
t. witness the arrival u the l.lra' ship. Many
Gu .i,"ss men, with glasses in hand. a~con I'D u
tho roofs ot their tall stores. While others required
Ia t',n Battery. huc view WA hal from the
top ii the Merchants Exchange. which took lin the
whole ~ene rs lar the Nnrr"ws, C,ney Island
aud StWea l.lnhd. as we'll ns the sweep Of the
North rver with Jersey Cityaud II boken The
taps IT ii houses intervening he,wenn the Mer
chants Exchange and the Battery were do ted IN
every direction with human beings, while great
mas, Of rr pie filed the grnun Is of the Baue'y.'
fine view was also had from the top If the Ia.
surancs building corner OF Wall and Within
streets, the top ot which was occupied hyn Num-
Der of gentlemen AMI ladies', with u god tele
SCOPES TO mid their views.
Shr moved mnesticay upthe rlannel through
IA" Narrnws. uGi her immense hnli and mnsts
were well ie6r I'd with tho blue swell ii Staten
l,inn,i hill ter II background. On she sprI. amidst
the INV craft Oh every SIDE aul passed the
Battery and assembled the North river in the di.
rec ion oi her d OK.
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TIE CROWD AT THE LANDING.

As the monster ship came thu river nnl was
approaching the dnck. % dmks, Mt which she was
/, lie; the crowd that bal gathered along the liver
made n rush /" tina, spot aud ia very few min
ute> y,u you'd sre nrhng out n per oct ,cean Of
human lrings. sonuDeruus ms to almost defy the
recognition ol any individual. The lumber plea
heap. II bricks. ard every available spa. were in
stuntly -eiz-d upoa and appropriated by the mul
ttuds. nni s'i the stream vi people kept coming
f,'m all quarters.
A. the Great Eastern came M tn the dock the
excitement ot the pepple be ,ame i'tcnse. ani their
admiration "i tlis ggahtc weasel became great
that unable ~ contain themselves they gave vent
~ their feelings. by u simultaneous shout If wei.
eiine, which was contianet Ter so.ne time. A. the
lines were thrown TO the 'ck, in ur,ler to make
her fast, there was psne,al rush TO catrh them.
all >esm,ug Ia consider it an h"nur to lie per
nj ted ~ do even q, iixhJ - tax rs this in order
H. Lave il to saw thai, they hsd assisted in muorins
this great wonder uf the wurld.
just AS si,e was getting to the dock he went n
li,tle too last, aud there WAS every indication oS
Der running into shs dosk sed,ssrryng everything
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
PASSING LIE BAR

The order j. fually given Ivy Mr.. Mn'p v un.
der wh"Ss command the ship has nov parsed, to
Il, ahead" The engineer waves his h and tire
tier hl,w. and in minn'e the great wheels COM
mrucr their rev luIious The stupe, dnu. fabric
yields to the mighty power within her bowel, and
moving >lo" Y on its way. commenc os as il were
triumr ln march towards the city. GraJuullv
til" p1nt of danger is neared. The peri
lous lnr ia n, hnnl. Speed is acc orlnglv slack
ed. nnl Mr.. Murphy fir m his position silently
gives h. ordes y. a simple el4va tion or derresson
Of the hanl indratrs To- the helInsnen the course
they are Ia pursue. and The shy unlrr this skill
full guidance ulryinc her helm with almost the
ren hno,- 1T II SAL boat, proceeds "n her wnv.
\ maimity Of the peopl" pre meanwhile c,rcu.
lauug through the various npariuients of the
ship, rs thev wound thrrugh nne at our mnvu,f :
ceut ho'els. he>lowing hn,,,,y thought upon lhe
event Immediately tran firing around them.
which is npperW"st in he minds OF lew. In
fact, m,-t Il them nre unnrq inintel with the ex.
net locality of the dan, err, a.d probably wonder
ut the slow pace with which they IRE or, epng
along. oaee, 1t is ~ al. the noble vessel barely
touoned lnt,"m bat his is uncertain and ~ tho
point al c"ninct way nearly II quarter of n mile
away, few troubled thrm elves about an incident
which required 81 much travel To inee.tiga.e-
Am ing th">e r"griznnt ot the fact il was gone
rally a.te"d th'S the discoiorri water which
marked the SPOT vas only tho stirring up OF the
great deep Lv her sctew