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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

Mining AND OTHER MATTERS AT MlIITOwN.-
" B. d." very intelligent resident miner Of
that place, sends us the following information
" Since the last fresbet mining operations have
commenced in earnest, Williams x Co. expect,
and will undoubtedly get, large returns from
their hill claim above town when cleaning up
time comes. Their claim has always paid large
ly but has required great outlay heretofore
W. Chapmans claim will pay better than ever
this summer; Fred, the German, is stirring up
the rubbish in his old claim, but for fear of un-
der-estimating the amount will not attempt to
tell how much it pays. Nick. Lorcuz has struck
a vein of rich pay in Red Hill, near lockers.
Last week he and bis two partners took out over
hundred dollars in three days. The hydraulic
of John S,denburg is doing wonders. That gen.
tlemau is in high spirits over the result Of his
winters labor
From my own knowledge should Judge thht
other companies hereabouts are doing well, but
as | have not been allowed close peep into
their mining affairs shall not attempt to give
figures. Business, however, is dull yet, and cash
as scarce as marriageable girls.
In two weeks Overscer Burns will have the new
road finished between Mlltown and Raab & Co Is
trading post When completed it will be one of
the best roads in the upper country. Our politi-
cal friend is entitled to much credit having
shown in the performance of the work more en-
ergy than is exhibited by road overseers general
I ly in California
The proposed bill for the expulsion of Chinese
from the gold fields of California, has its friends
and enemies here, and is pretty warmly discussed.
i. Raab q Co. are improving their place at
lockers old stand. Dr. Morse visited us last
week, and dental operations performed during
workman.
Two or three ny1nphs da pare have been making
themselves conspicuous here for the last week or
two. am not exactly prepared to say whether
this community sanction the presence of such
persons or not but hope that such is not the case,
appearances TO the contrary, Notwithstanding"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

NEW ADvERIIsEMENTs.- Special attention is
called TO the following advertisements ia to day 5
issue
The Eder building-for sale or rent-Max
maker Dr. Morse, dentist, whose work is spoken
of highly everywhere Badger & Lindeuberger,
San Francisco Wholesale cothiers preliminary
arrangements for the German May Festival, and
the estray muin notice Of Mr.. Cephas Wood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

CASON CKEEK.-There is at least one mining
district in the county where the workmen have
plenty of water. 1t is Cafon Creek, and great
many of the miners are making money now.
There is mines and wateF for huIdredS or more
workers over there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
NJ a rrie d

On Thursday, Feb. 9th, by f. S. Gable, LEWIS
S. GoRDoN, Recorder of Paulding county, Ohio,
to Miss MAGGIE A. YoRUEs, all Of Paulding co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

in RoUrE.-Nalhan A. Young, who arrived by
The last steamer, informs us that DR.. J. B. Cor
don was passenger from New York to Panama,
on his way TO Valparaiso, Chile, to which port
be Was lately appointed American Consul,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

The Baltimore Patriot, speaking of the liberal
lily displayed by Pennington toward the South
AMERICANS says " be has placed at the head of
some important Committees the men Of that
party who had not the pluck to vote for him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

STORMY With the 22d OF March came a slow,
dr. zzipg, balf snow and bali rain storm, which
has continued at intervals up 10 The time of going
10 press. 1t bids fair to continue, at which We
hear no one express regret.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

The New York Courier and Enquirey has de-
elpred in favor of Seward as the Republican
choice for President, and insists that Bell, Crit
terden Or Bates must he no logger thought Of in
that competition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

MINING AcCIDEAT-Mr. Is. Leonard had his leg
broken in his claim on Red Hill on the 10th inst
Dr. Harris tells that The fracture is not at all
dangeIOuR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

GAME sporsmen will remember that
they are subject to fine of s25 for each deer or
aaail killed alter the lsl day Of March.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
Birth S /:

In Weaverville, March 10th, the wife Of Ed
ward Hills, of Evans Bar, of SoY.
In Weaverville, March 18th, the wife Of Mar
tin Fennel, of Son.
In Weaveryille, March 18th, the wife Of Tim
othy O'Neil, of a DACGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
Importers and Wholesale Dealers.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH SToCKl
Glg. We would call the attention Of
COUNTRY TEFRCHATJTS

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
To our unusually large stock of Goods. Our
stock comprises every article in the C'othag and
Furnishing line. We have constantly on hand
the largest stock and greatest variety Of CASsI-
MERE, WooL ard STRAW HATS, Of any House in
the city and cur prices for these Goods are less
than Of any other House. as receive them di-
rect from the manufacture Oh Consignment
Our stock Of
| Spring and summer Goods;
is particularly attractive, and the great feature
to the CoHHtry .NerchdM is the unusually low
priceless than the cost of importation.
We also keep the Sapie articles in tie Dry
GoodS line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hmner, and are offering
them at Nei0 Y0rk cost-ahd tess We publish
this Clrd in order that we may make new ac-
quaintances. and induce those who have not here
toiole purchased Of Us, to call and inspect our
stock
All we ask is an opportunity to sho'c the Goo9s
and name the prices, and we have no fear Of the
result Good articles and low prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make a good
profit and sell to Hsir customers at a low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obcdent servants
BADGER & LlNDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

FAGG VS.. CLEMENTs.-Th Supreme Court ha
affirmed the judgment in the above case, afte
hearing counsel of respondent, and no assign
ment Of errors having been filed by appellant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
Fresh I.aard.

e S00 LBS, NEW LARD, in cans, for sale
O.cOO at the MOUNTAIN MARKET.
WeaYeryille, Jan. II, 1859. So,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

gz2s~ The best remedy for Rheumatism -iiall's
Sarsaparlla. yellow Dock and lodide of PotasS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

CLEGq has our thanks for late Atlantic papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24

DANIEL s. DCKlNsON.-The sentiment that
Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York, is the man
for the nomination at Charleston, is spreading
like wild fire throughout the South and West.
A number of our exchanges have declared for
him. and we hear him spoken OF by persons
from all parts OF the State. A purer patriot and
sounder statesman than Daniel S. Dickinson can
not be found in the Union.-Cant (Aio.) Reporter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-24
BADGER & LlNDENBERGER.

Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. 1913 and l05 Battery Street
San Francisco, March "a, 1860. l0l3w
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Wa1 lcle nidt burd bieIe bon Der W2aicri>
tat pe8 @claite'8 porgeldlagene B(attfprm ben
S6war5republifanern IN bic Sdnoe arbeiteu.
Wl1Curi omar fOiirpe trcb Der Maicr.tat8~
Plattform peulpfrutild bleiben, aber fir feline
0ren5nadbarn pdre Die Alnabme bieler
Plattforn Dem llnter9an9e 9leid.
Der 0febner eriplbnte I'm Nerlauf Ieiner
afeoe mebrnlal8 be8 uau8ge5eidneten StaatSs
nlallileS bon SuirpiS" (DouglaS), uno iepeS-
mai erbcb lta eit oonnerrDer ApplauS.
Ote lprolt9e Democratic, Iaete Der Steiner.
let oe8balb ben Hepublifanerlf erleoell. neil tie
gum Slipen belt. lno jebt made man hrs
gum 0prpurk Dap tie oa8 Gleftcralpotuin rer
llOlpllVei Staateil Der Demcfratie nidt nit
Slderbelt perlprede1 fDne /? Die Intabue
Der WtaloritdtS Blattfprm Iei oleidbcoeutero
mt Der Nomination u1b @rtpd6liuo Seporo'8.
gnplt9 laste Der Gebaer nod penn eirioe
llDllde Staaten bieie @papenttpl perloIIeu. 10
|mlfo Der Noinilirte Der lebteren Staot fir
Staat in NOroen eeminneu.
Dancp (Teuerfreller bon Ylabomo) eroriff
MN inter 9roBent geifaq Da8 Mprt NIB 5lId,te
Sirltb, pelen Heoe er al8 cine fir eineu Siibz
ldnoer unnatiirlide beSeidnete. at nil erIeoea
er lprad beiaabe 2 Sttnoeu, leuonete eS.
Dap oie Delegation bon 2lobanla aus Di8,
llalolillteit belte9e unb 5O9 9esen Douglas los.
Ole pelnOfrattl9e Bartei miiiIe fiG lieber nit
Der UtalcrltdtSzPlattf ldlaaen laIlen. ais
mt Der Wiapritit8 8lattfprm iieoen. bic
Nltfternbeit oeS golfe8 werpe ldOn suriiffeb~
ren.
S9lteeBltd' eriia9nte Der Steiner Bic IioIf>
gell 9elSatelt, i9rer Yflidt treu St teibeir unb
lle 'ltdlt UNI eine8 0artei- Sie9e8 miaen IN rer-
|lseel'' Der SlolaaOer, Der Bic iibliden
prllia5lptel perlest, perpiene All einem @alaen
ST gar9elt, bpSber al8 Der Sanan'S.
afa9oenl Yaieb inter Dem gruBen geifaa
lslaer allbalaser seiproden, er8rif Yueb bon
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2lmfmmft pes Samplers
vNfri a.
8 Gage Ofeueres aus europa.

New= YDrf, %. Npril. Der Damp
'Gfrica fam piel en Mfergen Don liverpool
nit gfadridten bis gum IA. 5.
Der Shortly gritpn fam brauBen I'm II. d
Die Seutpnia am 49,, Die Gitp If MandeT
unD Der G~ircafltan am 10.
Sa ben en9liiden pplitilden 8erbdltnifl
mar nidtS gteue8 ppr9efallen, Da8 Barlame
mar nod INNER rertoat.
Sn BariS bieB eS, 8erlignp perpe bas 80
niferium beg 4u8pdrtigcn ii6ernebmen Ii
'E9oupcnel, Der jebige Minifter bes au8wG,
gen, ali ieiner Statt @elanoter III @nolc
per6elt.
Dem fran5. 9elet9eben6en SSrpcr lie0t
@e IebeSpprldlag Dor, pprnad @aaren,
Hauf fremoen Sdiffen einsefiibrt merbell, ein
bSbercn S3Dl bc5ablen miilen, alS bic auf fra
5Oflden Sdifcn eingefiibrten.
Die 8anf ppn Traifreid BAT ipdbrenp {
Monat8 nur 5000, 900 Tranes.
3milden Sra1freid uno Der Sdwei, nj
ben ueue Soften in Betr. Der IapDpiI6en Sr1
seiredlelt, Die S9mei5 proteltlt i'm bora
9egcu jebe 8erlebun5 ibrer Ge9te, bic a
Der M,ltimmuag in Sapopen entlpringen mt
DaS Cabinet be8 neien italieniiden SSn
reids ipiro aus 8 Mitslieoern aus Sarpir
2 bon Der Ncmasna ultO ie eineul bon Trs
ia, Der 9pmbarpei Rno Mopena 3ulammen
lebt Iein.
Ser &Slig Gictor Emanuel ipiro feline II
telitalienilde Geiie audi na9 ben 2e9atiol
a~uSDe6nen.
Die Nadridten iber Die Snlnrreftipn
Sicilien mioerlpfeheu lid. gtad elmer 8
sierun98=D epelde lit aae8 rubig. Nno
Da9e9en la9en, DaB iid lie Snlurr
ton au8pebne.
Sli Neapel berrldte bic 9rSBte Aufresu
Balermo mar nod INNER in 8elu9erun
Der Sampf in 8alermO 3miideu penn 9
nnb ben Ne9ierun9Strnppen mar lebr blutie
Sn Wfellina bauerten nad ben letten &c
Die llurubeit fort.
Spanien mar rn9ig. Die Nadridt,
Graf Montemplin (bie8 lit ebsn Der leqitt
ltilhe 8rdtenoent Don Carlos. 0leo. 5. g
ulo fem 8ruper perbaftet fpcroen leien, he
li9 nidt.
s5n Wien oing bas @erit6t bon elmer gni
Seltreid, PreuBen nab @nslanb.
Scr 6erspg DON 8rabant ((?) mar in s
fantinppeli; eS bieB, CT n~nterbanole iber
Qnfauf Ganeia'8 nm 4O,OOO,OO Sronca
2ebte8.
lleber Queen8tcipn. gioerpepl, @Dnnt
SIS oebt beute pa8 @eridt, baE Seenon
5aSerS gelterlt 9efdnlpft aber ntan m;st $
'e[belt fei1elt @lanben BEL. Man A{6,,,E+
ser aanpf mOrsen itattfinpen mirb.
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@orl SOst n,eO ste fapODifcbe Sraee.

use MIR ldlpn Dor nlebrerell Sa9en unbe1te>
ten, 1T Carl 8o9t burd bic @enbuta, welhe
Die lappnIf1e 6rd9e Dor einigen Mpden oe=
Hpinnle1 bat, BON Ieinem NatiDnalifItett= rnS
geappleOn8sD ufeI, Der i'm bereitS Biz an Die
@ren5e beS (ipenn aud a%lbewuBten) gerratbes
all ieiuem beutiden 8aterlanoe gefa6rt Bate
griinolidl 9e9eilt ipcroea. @inen 8epei8 ieis
ner @enelung bat er I'm Iairei5eriiden Stan
berat6e IN gern obSelest. Ger eibgenSlfide
3tdnperatb beitebt aus e 5met 8ertretern zines
leoen 9a1tpns Oer @ipgenofIenldaft unp bot
unsefibr b~ielelbeu gefugnille ME Der Senot
Der Ser. Staaten, pabreno Gle eioeutlide
Sclf8reprdIentatipn I'M eib9enDllil6en Static
nalratbe rubt, Der uiaefd6r benz 9feprGlentqu=
tenbauIe Der Ser. Staaten oleidt, mdlnlih lit
ieinen 8efu9uineli, nidt aber in leinen Olit=
9~lleoertl, Denn er entbdlt feline 2cafer8 uno
@enner. @arl GD9t pertritt I'M eibgen5lildei
Stdnoeratbe nit James Sap ben Ranfoa
SEM 9iudoem 6err Du6S, 6aS fibiae 6tans
oerutbSmitglieb pDn 3arih, im 9eaulen Der sur
BruFung Der buuoeSrdtbliden Nefla0en nierers
geIesten eOmnriliOn eiuen 8eri6t 5u @uufet
Der bu.lOe8rdtbliden 4olitif, aliD III @unIfen
oeS entiAlrfenlfen @ioerlfanoe8 oeoen bic
AnnerIcu Nrros SaUcDenS an Nranfreid uno
gu @uniteu Der Nnueripn MOrbsS appben8 an
oIe Sdpsi5 absetattet Bate, erbOb fid aarl
SOst, nm einOriuglidl 3u @unfen @euf8 au
ipreden, bus fi4 in Der Gage zines Meniden
befinSe, Der ben Strid um ben 6alS BAT uub
fablt, pie berlelbe INNER enaer auaeorebt mirp.
Das ein3i9e maB9ebenoe Mpfip 6ranfreid8
fHr bic Anneripn NrrD.S auOAen8, neinte Boat
liege bariu, nm ben aaeenlpruno bon ct,
@insOlpbe nad ct. Maurice beqnemer mas
den 81 fSnnen baum 9lpieu @ali8l
Eun - eS 1T gut, baB gc9t enblid atr
8ernunFt aetcmmen ! Nber tim, Der fih nod
Dor peuisen MOnaten bic grBblten NuSfdae
gegen 9eoen e~rlaubte, Apelder auf Die aefdbr=
li4e 2dnOcrgier BEG YcnapartiSmu8 binfpie8.
nluB Da8 @effdnOniBy baB Der Brnaparti8nus
leinem Sunton unD allO audi ibnl lelbf ben
Strif I'M ben 5alS 0elest babe, immerbin
idper aber Die 2ippel se9aneeu fem. gOr
Deut Sure zines gerrdtberS BAT ba8 Sdidlal
BOSt beDabrt dber 3u8lsid bat er burd feline
an bic ldderlidife Stupioitat orenaenee Surs~
lEdti9feit leinen 01uf ul8 Bolititer fir INNER
rerlmer5t.
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bort aber perltebt man parltnter, 61B 9etptl1e8
@igentbuli niht fiir Sdulben p~erfarft iper6et
fam. Die Soee bieIeB @eIese8, lpelde8 3ients
lid allgenleil 9epinIdt miro, 1T einfa6 riele
IS lfebt jeoem @i5eltbiner fret, Ietnen @rltllD~
belts reSiltriren 81 lallen pper lli6t, tbtt er
oa8 Gritere, - 9~elpinllt er papurd1 ou8 giedt,
pab ibnl leu1 Belibtbum mr. meln eS einen
uugemDbnliaen l~lnfal9 baben iplte, perE aft
wirp. Diele8 NfaB felt pa8 @eleb felt ullo
IL loll /. g. BET einenl Sumner pa8 Beltbt1ulll
nar raln bon ieDer Grefutipn at8eeldlpIlelt
lein, ipenn balelbe ben Wertb BON $1,000 nidt
iiterIdreitet, ipaS alerOinS8 and cine jeff 9ps
be Innabnte If, Die abe. I'M gSeI entliden nidt8
Sur Sade tbut, pelti1 Der Nlt1abme biele8 @es
lebeS uluB bQS 8aargelOzSp bon lelblt fpl~
oen, uno ba8 9erabe 1T e8, mas Die Sreinpe
Oe8 @eleee8 81 ie9et piinlden. Die @e8uer
bebaupten auf per aloerel Seite, paB DaS
gan5e neue Spitem auf Ipldlell gSe9e lidt Ell
laube, mebr 8aaren 5u @fanfen, neil, ipellll
man anf @reoit faufet piu, li6t8 Nlloere8 ais
eille @6renIdulp ~porlle9e, ba Der @ldubi9er
auf ba5 %erinirte @tgentbum nidt 5uriidgreifet
fSrne. Diele 8ol8erulg 1T nIdt gang ridtlg,
penn Da8 @eles il alt9elpmnaen peroe1 lpate,
ME e8 beabliAti9t lrtrp, benn IN pteIem Safe
febt es ieper Berlon fret, lein @i9enthunl nldt
regitriren gu laIlen, weld1en Sales e8 fit jehe
Shulo nit SeI6lag bele9t weroen faltu. Sin
6ambur1er 8latt meirt, omit eiuem lplden
@e1ebe merne leoe @eredti9feit ST gpoen 9e@
Iidla0el", oa8 aber 1T in Der Sbat ntdt gang
ppbl eirSuleben, benz per @elo roer QSaaren
in pber ndd1 Canada bpr9t, miro pa8 @eles
~fellae1 ullo tbut e8 pQln epelltueQ altf lettte ets
aete @efabr, nut barl piirDe Der @reolt 9e=
flbroet erlAeinen, ment man DEM @eIete elne
ritdipirfenoe &raft gebelt. woate, atF cine 9ez
fibrli6e Wfa6regel Der Dirt aber lpiro man li4
lAperlid e~illallel1.
Stir ben gnflng ipirb ba8 @eIeb namentltG
auf bic drnere Sldlle freilid einen etpaS bar=
ten Drad a%18iiben, beun Elm plSBlider ueberz
gang bon unellolid a18gepebntenl &rehit<Sps
item 5t benz ent9e9en9eleeten, nntB anfd1t9lt9
%6riifeno erldeinell, e8 Bort nte8 lebpd in Ser=
laufe meni9er Sabre auf I'm b%eileren 3uitdn~
ben Naum 81 9ebelt.
ueber paS @rbbeben All So II
9 pminop melpet bic III SEEM Yprf onge=
fpmmeae 8rig8 Baltimore meter, paB AM 8.
B. ei1 bcftiger @rptrB al ieaem Plaee perlpirt
puroe, lit ne1lelr Tpl9e mebrere @eb1toe 5lt=
lammenltirsten, ltllo a1oerpeiter Sdober III
peridiepeucn 5beilen Der StaDt perlpiirt pllr=
BE, StS gum II. b. fpl8telt mebre alloere
grolt6Be, i%npeTen bon 9erin9erer Seftl9teit,
Die @inpobuer lpurpen ie0pd oaourdl 10 lebr
in SAredeu 9elebt, baB le Die 9anler perlieBen
uab in Den StraBen ldliefell. Nfan Idien
allseu1ein an5unebuleu, DAP lid pal1etbe Jtatnr<
ereigniB audi in anoeren Tbeilen Der Salel be-
mertbar gentadt baben peroe, nlo Dab oaOurf
iepenfall5 9rpBer Sdaten peruria4t morben
lein miilie. Aud auf ben Sdiffen, melde I'M
5afen lagelt, ipiroe pu8 grObebcn 10 fart
mabruebmbar, OqB Die afalten beftls lfpantz
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ScrantOn, pa, &c. Gpril. @jelfern
Abeuo pltroe oa8 @eldift8lOfat OeS 1MOrnina
Qeralo" BON etlpa eiiem DnbeuD NfelldeiI
aus Dem belladlbarten Conn Ounncre ouae=
griffen. Der Gepafteur S. 8. g(oomS rnb
lein Perl oilal pur6e miBbauoelt, Die llrla6e
paren @rtbialni9ea, ipelde I'M vSerulo" itber
Elm SpielbauS in Dunmore 9emudt murbcn.
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sua98wOrte beS Diplom8 lauten Dem erten
Didter I'M erer Belt, benz ld%arflinni9eu, mler=
miiplldeil Grforlder peS 9ermariiden Mter=
tbnnl8, Dem Wdlllte, Der burd llnbsledtbeit
pe8 Gbarafter8, 9leinbeit un6 Greue Der @eliu<
ltung llltter Iuen berpprrast, benz tapferltell
uaO nibeite4li4fen gDrfampfer beS 9leAtS II.
Der 0erfQilunl.
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0ie BanmwOllens @rnte In ssune nee.

sc 9 N BIS, Eenny 26. 9lpril. Dit
gaummoaenitaapen llO anoere @emddIe fni
IL oielem Staate ourd ben ~iiinsten ffarfei
6rolt beoelttelio beldapi9t merben. Der 6lui
bat jcbt pieoer lein 9emSbnlide8 Mipeai er
reldt, nadcsm CT Is SUB s~eitie9eu scpelen.
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9lmerifauifbe Wabrtbten.

Rem Govt. ST.. Burden BAT iett einen
Sdl0LeilenbaBnpagen NIT einetn 8raut3im=
fner, Spte9eln, AltOben, Waifer uiO Gentila-
ton 9ebaut. Mebf fann malt nidt berlangen.
Nem Yprf. Der tie u6par"
bieles Sabre8 wurOe Wlittp. Abeno peritbt.
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GOnareB.

- q i9insten, q. april. Senat
tltdt IN Sisun9.
5anS. @rt marpe iiber Gle Tdpinmenbe
Safterte rebatttrt, bic ~8c9eupartig i'm Safen
prn NelpzgOrt erridtet miro, uno Damn oino
oaS 9luS IN Plenar=Gpmitc urb bic 0eSmcr
lGp1Bien 6eliebia.
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Menfd,en,.oub.

Norfplf, 27. Npril. Sn Benz 8rc3eR
9e9er oen eapltdn ullo Steucrmalm DeS email.
SdtifeS Alice, Die aa9eflast linO, einen freielt
gfs9er 81 pertaufen 9eiu4t gu babeu, fUnnte
it'd Die SnrA nidt einiaerl.
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Bramb zines Qlrmemboussa.

Stnrbrib9e, WfaI.. 26. Gpril. .
lester gta9t brallnte ba8 MrmenbaiS bieIc8
SopnS ab. Gin taatltumne8 NiaOden fam
III ben 6larnmen UNI.
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EHbtn9en, 5. Npril. 6eute 1T e8 fiinfz
zig Sabre oaB. 2up4pi9 n61aub gum
|Doftpr Der Gedte pronlopirt ipuroe. Die lu=
rilfilde 6afultat iiberreidte i9nt our 8eter be8
Cages ba8 ernelerte Diplom nit elmer Anre=
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-28

Set 1etner balD plrdllf erfplgten Ileberltebe-
(ltl1g bierber nabrte er li9 anfallg8 fiintulerlid
nit @igarrenmader, frat Darn ais Silf8lebrea
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13

q TIE constitution and bylaws OF the
a Minute Men Of Memphis tame to rs last
night too late for publication in thus mornings
issue. By way Of doing full justice to the or
ranizaaon, they shall appear tomorrow
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13


Our citizens, we believe, may congratulate
themselves on the business prospects or me
onenea season. The conviction that The eot-
tsn IRON must fall considerably below that OF
the mast year, begins to have lie influence upon
the holders and buyers OF cur great staple II
an advance has not yet been realized, sunheient
to make up, in a good degree, the deheiereyin
the number Of bales produced the present yeai'
urfces are certainly hrmsrs and good reason en-
ists 70 believe that the market will not show a
serious downward tendency as they crop comes
For a time a considerable cenvulslon was
nrs5ieted nv same. growing out Of the threaten
Ing aspect Of political affairs. We cannot see
that any arrangement Of commercial eredit Is
likely 70 follow Of necessity the result "eleh
has been recorded.
II merchants are this season less ready
either because less able, OF through the ab-
sence Of usual confidence in the future, 70 &C
espt for credit purchases Of negroes or ether
species OF property, the result cannot fah 70
benefit both the merchant and planter.
II is not an opinion held BY a few, OF rarely
expressed, that our planters would be IN a bet
ter position to command their own terms Tor
their crops, II they were less indebted 10 rae
tors, and were really independent OF a speedy
sale Of their cotton.
Under any circumstances that may happen
in the political world, our cotton viii md
purchasers. The industry Of the manutee,
turing regions, both here and in Europe, would
be damaged and paralyzed il our rrops eouls
not be shipped. A greater activity In oul
market is, therefore, likely to be witnessed
than has vet been experienced. The usnaI
DELAYS in filing orders will scarcely De Wit
messed. Prom certain sections Of the eottoi
| region the bulk Of the crop is already bar
vested, and the most Of it is in market. Tier
Is little additional data TO be obtained In ordei
to TX the ruling price Of our staple.
The partial failure OF corn crops Is nov
giving greater activity to the grain market
and there seems 10 be no difficulty for IN
planting community, who have not raised u
usual crop, to secure an adequate supply.
A careful review Of the condition OF N
Southern States, gives no Immediate cause 10
apprehension Of any sudden arrest OF ina
prosperity for which they have reason OF SIN
eere gratitude, and which has 80 rapidly an
50 largely increased their material wealth.
Ifsdisaster be experienced, the people mos
interested must see that they viii be its chit
authors. From without, peril is scarcely
be, for the present at least, apprehehded.-l
o. P~ioayHAe, 10Th inst.