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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-08
SHOES AND BOOTS !

The subscribers confidently so!ici,S an en-
animation Of their large ard varied stock
of Shoes for ladies'. children and gents
We have on hand some beautiful patterns
Wine. will be sold ut prices that cannot but
prove advautnucoaS
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" 10 adveTsetnt o Be con8Ided by The month year
s specified As Manuscript previously agreed upon bes
tue-1 the partcA
ivstssrnent not marked the copy r specified
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sss-si accordingly.
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r privileges only extends 20 their Immediate business. Rea
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- the year. but 20 be charged al The usual rates subject
4, sr,. discounts - shall be agreed upon.
zoos cSseers and yearly advertisers generally engaging
A. ~ sJuare with the privilege Of change shall not he-
rs svsage any week, insert more than The amount
he standing rule under 'he contract and All e1cee
.l.-- 1-h amount o De- charged AZ The usual rates.
r--ents inserted IN the semi Weekly Whig at 8 cents
7s y, l.a- less for the first insertion and so cent?
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rVmE NEY AND POPULAR BOOKS,
CSOT FOR I'VE DAY ONLYJ

sir Romans GhOst. By a Contributor 90 "The Atlantic
rh.s pronounced nv critics superior % similar
Alt-.s7 br. l hts passed to ftt Third EiG1u &i.pO
,.art, Ine NJ ErvrSn Aslrr This author ranks frs %
PtH t1 Dis books r-al uHr Than any other suthorA is
rH.-IaE ."tu. l- .r f.r a.. best book f,Nt
4 rn-v of N W,r tuuI. SIKH Ed.irn Of ths elegant
v-. s ready N.t u1y -rsus story "ut The band
sIs.s- tr h th ned THIS edition Is sll an
i.71-.v--,-rt over 5.h.-- 1 Beauty tn i'rr tio0
az EfOfnrn Question. by E.a-Ns AHorr This Is
edited hA Kew MIX anu U
correct % nl-I-l'ar t.r
Ava gte, re- .tions, richly u-'rN,ed ortauns ins,rue
14s A. nrsui1- Gerln Painting. Antique do, MNu0rk HAIR
is aj o.. ts M ftb- elegant ptshmeuts % the day
v.anr 30 ,- teachers those Who would become teach
s-. rERo ArnS taPs.yrb $50
Bsio repay OF S-ss-rstus lt-u n--unlyelsaly &C
shove for sale by An Booksellers and ey n By the Pub
inls'~ JF r1LroS A COMPANY Boston.
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O. CRANZ,
No. Q. EXehRn2e Block.

O. CRANZ,
No. 2, EXehanRe Block,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign Wines Liquors Cigars
HAS In
IL 5Oh.f pipes Brandy Of the best srsud vnaees ls4a
15q, eight casks Brandy vntass' l7'8 tSoaiS'2 and
800 Gases C!aret Including cheap table Wines and the
finest cha,e,u Latte and Margusx Wines, alsO ~
cases HaGt Sau,rne
100 Hoc4 and Mosene Wines plain and sparkling
the best bratds
600 baskets boxes Of Champ .gne OF the very first
quality made, and full suaply OF Msdelra Port and
sherrirs and all other imported Liquors. nal
DIR Ess AND OTHER FANCY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
accordance with adopte by the
fmen ofour business Of selling Dress and Fancy Goods t
the redu;ei prices, shall from this
marx every InR o. ~. hh ,o-l 20 le yer lowest price
IN the habit OF doing this thing every year
rely upon hnrg bagans ell ami desirable goods
stock conss almost entirely OF goods bought this
Our stock Of SIX Lace and ether Msnles Is sil good
feV o. the English Beregs Mane1 at 81 IS.
In Domestic and Staple goods our stock IA foil
We invite cali rom all in want OF good assuring that
all Fancy goods anc accomplish that
jel2 oHILE5 CaENERY.
NEW STATIONERY, &c.-Just opened to-day, a
~ large supply ct and sessOnabe Stationery which will
be sold low
Can Letter Commercial, Ncte and Billet Papers
Buff and white Enveop Document Letter, Note, Long and
Opaque great variety.
Arnolts Tnk gallon galon quart pint dc
whitney's, Diapers and Pia, InkAtAnds.
Faber's and Lubn's Pencils, best quality.
Sealing Wax, Bill and Reference Files
Quills, Slate Pencils, Tame, Pencil Leads.
Dice Scissors In cases, Thick Hoing Paper.
PostOfice Boxes, Rack Cannon Boards, Sc
and id supply OF Leather and luck Memorandum Books,
Of all sizes and kinds
Inksand, Muclage, Bonnet Boards and Rubber Pencils
Everything and desirable received manufaeur
ed at w. HARGRAvE WHITES,
Iel l7S MaR Street
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yEW CIOgIgIyG STOCH
SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.

n OUR OWyANp HONE MANUFACTURE
uR stock Ready Made Clothing comp.rte, and We ash the
~ attention o customers sud public In gen'ra 70 call snd
be se he cheapest and best made Clothing
Ia this cs Is large, AMI will continue to make up
ianz Suu-r be able keep stock in complete
We wu make Clothes % ordr IN The latest Styles
and viii warrant 90 sale.
large o. Coths casmerss snd yesiings on hand All
Mail Street
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vi. lar-. sAMLE FL v. 2
WILLIAMS q REID,


Commission Merchants,
n 4 CORNER HtLECT AND SECOND STREET
CiuCinnWf5, ohio.
Slr- kinds 0f ~ stern Prod uc~, and max
i7era' cash Advances on ConsignTuents Tor sale, o.
nd bought an Stored ca account oi purchasers
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-".Be q enae's

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-"Bets Il spdc'ed by he
~ C0uncR Of tao Ctyef ri oRd" THAT Collector Of
the Oty Taxes shall annually give notice. the
daily newspapers the city, for heen days prior the 18th day
Of June viii attend At his office daily between he
OF O'clock NJ and o'clock from the fifteenth TO the
SOh June inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from
charged with CITY TSA he whole one half 81 the amount
be- per cenum thereon The Collector shall in
Tx manner give tlce fifteen prior to the fifteenth OF
Decemrer that he will attend at his Office daily between the
al hours the 18th to the 8st OF December
elusive for the purpose receiving from any person
ready paid oneha only city Taxes charged the
naming half deducng frou such half per
In pursuance above amended Ordinance passed
lith 1883 will attend the Collectors ofce In City Hail.
from the m to the SOh Of June 1862 inclusive purpose
ie2-dim IA HoBsoN G. @. Richmond
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NOW COMPLETE.
d. APPLETON Sc CO..

hhfE NOH READY,
THE PHYSIOLOGY COMMON LIFE,
GEORGE HENRY LEwB
Illustrated with EngraYng
,SvOls l9mO, o..
Ot,
Vol H., separately to complete SETS 81
No scientific subject important 10 man n ths, O, bs
life No knowledge be so appealed 20 by the
incidents Of every day. the knowledge OF the processes by
which and At every moment he Ia In danger Of d
obeyiug which, when dobeYed hrny YEAR suffer
ng de line II powes dec1y Sanitary refJrmers
preach van they preach public which does not
The laws Of laws rigorous as those OF graya
Ito Even the sad exoerelce Of others Yields N, no
lessons unless understand the principle, Involved II
suffer fram yaed air ano he seen 10 endure
without apparent ham, third concludes that 1T all chance
snd that chance Had he understood IN. prpcpe in.
have bee le chance-hs hrs lesson In
sv mining would not have been a ship wreck
The Of IL quiry includes
Hubger and Thirst, The strurture and Uses Of the
Digeaion and Indigestion, Blood,
Circulation, Respiration and Sunocatlon,
Why are Warm AMI how we Eeeirg aud Thlrkng
keepso, Our Senses and sensations,
The Mind and the BIaia The Qualities Inherit from
Sleep and Dreams, Parents,
Food ard rink, Life an1 Death.
D. A. Co. have recently published
Ths NINTH EDITION OF
TEE CHEMISTRY or COMMON LIFE,
JAyss F. JoHssros, " A Frs, PG.s.
Illustrated with numerous Engrayings
E.iE
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$4,000 i, STAES To IN fSns, Ts, 4 81. and %S,Sss Ms1
10O'Trench Enbroiieled Cambria Collars, at 20 cts
do. do. 62k
100 Elegant Swiss Muslin Collars o. usual price t250
Embroidered Cambrio Bands
A large lot Embrd Cambric Bands al 30 cents
A large lot do. do. do. at 70
AiarSe lot do. do. do. alOO
A large lot do. do. do. st15O
100 Embrd Collars In boxes trimmed with real Val
Lace at SO, uIuSl price 80
large X al Thread Lace Collars, from 62 cents TO
$20-the finest
ALSO,
Black Lace Mantle and Points, at greatly reduced prices
Travelling Busters at q prccS
Fsck Lace Wells, very handsome
coo yards handsome Spring Gallo 7es at 10 cts.
fully low the New York prices and
e respectfully invite all cash buyers 10 call.
mv16 CHAS. A. GWATkIN.
rVIO NTRACTORS.-wehave hand a full assoitmen
Il OF
Ns-lor Co.'s celebrat Cast Steel
A. Ames Sons shoyels
u Simmons Co.'s G. g. Picks
Manila Rope, every siga.
For which ofenng inducements 20 purchasers.
7. ROBERTSON SON,
'I No 65 Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

JUDGE OF THE HusTINGs CoURT.-An

TUDGE OF THE HUSTINGS COURT.-An eee.
s Judge Of the Huings Court Of the City Richmond
will be held the several wards OF the City, Tuesday
inst, viz:
Is JEFFERSON wARD-At the Hall the First Market
rummel John wilson, Luther Lib
by Alexander Craig and Thes. 4 Word.
Conductor Reuben 7. Sshl
Is MADISON wARD. At the City Hall
Conai sionsrs shepperson, Jas A. Scott Jas H. Grant,
Geo Gwathmev and Geo W Randolph
CsnductOr-E II. Chakey.
In MONROE WARD At Laeys shop, on Broad street
MEgissiOners Batham Thos Boudar Henry Powell
Thos NJ Jones and ,. Matthews
COndUetor.-Wm. N Kelley.
THOS. LAWSON,
iaii MI N Onnnc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINAi
TpIEIS INSTITUTION will receive Deposes on which an
interest OF ss cent per annum paid all
ing on dpose longer than E months and ave per cent when
remaining shorter period.
0TrcE-At the Hardware Store OF O. J. sTos Co. Il Main
street. and at the Banking House OF T. H. MIURT Co. Of
Main and Wan streets. G. WORKMAN, President
D. BAKER, Jr, Secretary.
O. J. sINT0H, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
To- Il. hsury Wn. Taylor,
Jno II. Gresner Coruelns Grew,
Jss. n. Talbot, Vim. Holt Richardson,
Hiram VI. Smith, A. w ConAnt
l. 3 Turpin Ro j. Christian,
Chaa. Talbot. W. B. Ross,
Anson Richards, franklin stearns,
Richmond, 18th September. 1880. sells
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK,
OP RICHMOND
Chartered by nd legislature Of TTgintd.
THIs INSTITUTION will receive DEP0slTS which inter-
ts o. six per cent per will be paid
ing longer months and Eve per for shorter time
Depos received the Insurance office Of Mes woRIHAx
WYATT, No. 1870 Main St, by the TREASURER,
CHAS Y. MQRRIss, FfeSidenG
JOS p SWORDS, Secretary.
CHAs T. WORKMAN, Tfeasurer
IiRKCTORs
Chas 7. Norris, Jas II. Conway,
John Dooley Ro X Bosher
Geo W. williams, J. HcClelsnd
John q. Chiles, T. g. NORRIS,
Jno. ;. Regnault, ?. II. starke,
VIM Brent, Pc. J. Echols,
R. VI. Nimmo, A. F. Dickinson,
Thos J. Starks Jos p swords,
Jos p totrelL VIM y. Peasants,
FOL A. Myers, Jro. @. shafe-
Wm O. Brazeal jas J DOruin
VIM II. Maddox, Chas Y. Wortham
anil d3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR JUNE 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

he Managers call ne attention Of e pu5c 20 the Jootcn
Splendid Schemes 20 be drdtns IN Wilmington, DsidcdTe,
BYSTATEA CTHORITE
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
VOLUME 81.

TERMS:
DAILY Paper SS per snnuu; SenWeeky e5; Weekly, eS Al
v In sdvanee Rerltznees nay made The risk OF the
n sn where evidence the depoSit OF
i,s.rIr The Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-19

X I'm MONAL!
NJ, Q, B BARTON
HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW BCILDING
No 29Main, D. tween Sth and 9tb Streets.
LIs Store beng mmodous and expressly arranged for
III he Retail MILLINERY BUSINESS will enable him to keep
large assortme1; Of
Ready Made Millinery Articles
add 10 the and PROFITS Of his customers
Especial attention u be given 10 the
RIBBON L FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
the will be found complete during all
year In connection with Millinery Articles he will keep
geVeral assortment Of Ladies
COLLARS AID SLEEVES LACE CAPES AND BERTHSS
LACE and MoURSISG Wells BRIDAL yEILS &c Of the laes
styles
He would also Invite attention New Department wfchAe
has added the Millinery Business VIA the manufacture, to
der, Of
CEOAkS AND MANTILEAS,
which V be under he supervision Of competent designer tn
latest Paris Fashions viii be received monthly
EPs- ~ orders will meet with pronp; attention mAis
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WM.F. Butt Err d son,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,

10 Pearl or 18th Street,
TTAvE now on hand general soriment goods In their line
f1 suit table . the Retail Yrdde, consisting Of
DINNER, TEA and TOILET SITS
AND DETACHED PIECES,
GLASS WARE,
WATERS,
PLATED GOoD9
BRITANNIA WARE,
WATER COOLERS
REPRIGERAT0Rs,
JAPANED TOILET WARE
FANCY CHINA GOODS, &c.
which they Offering rates They respectfully
animation Of their STOCK.
lei VIM r BUTLER A SON
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LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RfehmOnd, Va.
IE subscribers having formed Joint stock company for th
Il manufacture and sale OF
SEWING MACHINES,

IHE subscribers having Joint company for the
Il manufacture and sale OF
SEWING MACHINES,
UNDER
ELIAS HOWE JR WHEELER WILSON, GROVER 4 BAKER,
and l. M. SINGER 4 CO.,
Are now prepared to furnish the public with this very valuable
and indispensable article IN domestic onomy
MADE lNSOETHERY SOIL.
and solicit believing that they WILL
every respect prove be at least equal TO those of other man
fseturers
avoiding their IA It's offer them In full confidence and
with guarantee OF perfect utility and adaptation every
branch Of udu where the needle required They make
strong 0k stitch alike on both sides OF IL" work. which viii rot
pull They ha dcmely gotten up and finished
in various styles, suited hoh for
MANUFACTURT>G e AND FAMILY PURPOSES,
VARYING N $50 $40
Tbs Company also manufactures the celebrated
WOODWORTH planning MACHINES,
under the personal supervo7 Lester repu.
taon accomplished Maehn well known throughout the
country.
John Lester, James y hent
Abram warwick, P Horton Reach,
Horace l. Kent Christian 4 Lathrop,
Edmond Davenport Co., p q warwick Jr,
". 6. Paine, Boiling W HaXAl,
D 3 M6odridse B. W Knowies
Fhos " McCance, Thos L d. Waford,
Dunlop. John 4 Geo Gibson,
mos R. Price, Keen, Baldwin Williams
Wu Beers Edmond Davenport,
J. H. Montague, O Gennet
" b Warwick, VIM A walters,
r. Howisou, 8 McGruderBs sons
" II Macfarlsnd, !. w GAzebrOOk,
Ssrar Putney John Purcell
| Geo Crenshaw Co,
Su H. HaxsI, HEC BAskerVin.
4 gtatke Corhin Warwick
VIM Palmer, Geo. W. YAncey,
John Thompson BruvR Jas A. OoEArdn,
los P. Winso1 W. b. Peasants.
sam1 J. Hafdi0n,
United and Canada TO sell the above Machines Por terms
fc LESTER Manufacturing Company, hmond, Va
Factory Gary Street b. low 18th.
~ Principal ONCE and Sales Room 23i Main s., apso-t
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Elegant Dress Goods.
WE invite special attention OF rich English
w Berege Hernano rech Berege Robes In to yolants
Very rich CheIIe Printed Hernsnis
Do do Satin Plaid do
Do do Paris Printed Bereges, will be sold at about
half cost
Plain and Plaid English Bereges, very desirable
French Foulards very cheap
Great reductlonl elegant 0rgand!e Robes from TO
Volants.
Great bargains will be sold all styles Of thin fabrics
stock Is large for the season, aud the Goods
MUST BE SOTD
We sin selling silk at &c., 5c and lO0c Said to the best
bargs sins In
lei CHRISTIAN \ LATHROP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

Prom The korfolk Herald, August y
The brig Triton, 10 charge OF midshipman N H. Farqu.
bar arrived here yesterday after paysage Of Al day
from rosndo West Coast OF Africa. The Triton was cap
tured SLAYER the 18th Of july ~ the Unted States
steamer Mystic, Lieut.. Commanding Leroy, OF Black
Point She cleared from New Orleans In the beginning 81
March last for Cuba Az she made for tho stand
the American captain with part Of his crew c her and
spanish captain and On board and took their
places All her provisions water casks &c were put
board Of her at New Orleans When capt8rci she had
papers nor coors having thrown them overheard. The
on was consigned 10 agent the coast aud was 10
take The slaves That had been purchased from the brig
Debca, which was captured BY the Constellation IN ne.
found on board
AZ tho cre~, with the exception of We supercarg1 aud
ore mar, we're landed At their request. at toando
The Triton s fast sar aud had been chased Nv sevs.
rll American md English ot.vur without glccfr
end fad there been good breeze at the time Of her
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The Yancey -seibels DIME Ity I'm ,Iout-
gOmsry. Ala.

brief despatch announced The renconre Of r. Yam.
cey add Colonel j. J. Sebels editor OF the Monigo merry
(Aa Confederation. The AdueriisT Of that city says
The facts are briefly these. Young Mr.. Yancey met
Colonel sebes and said 10 him that he had grossly SIAN
deTed bis father in the Confederation that be 10
nt the insult offered 70 him. and that he warned him 70
defend himself Mr.. Iancey then struck AZ Colonel Sell
bells repeatedly with ordinary size cane, but the Colo
mel kept bis large open umbrella In front IS - Tend Oh
and pushed him forward evading any hard blows, Until
the covering knoc ked from the umbrella, and at ls.
e Used the handle a. quite efficient weapon. few
hin and tcufe tnsued and the PARTIES separa
,eS h. policeman. Both came on bruised, aud Colonel
Sc he's h >nJy and wofstcd by cut tho
eye and temple. ou, young friend 1anccy although in.
,iizhtly hurt and Dor himself calamity in tho lght.
William 4 Yaucey 'aihcr or the young above
named followed with IND, giving an account OF the
for the assault and o rs ns that his sons sngo
nst was liar and Slaadcrer.
Nr. Selbels in his own paper, tAe tpVedeTdt0H, re-
plies as follows
The assumption on Mr. Yanoey's part that Am not 10
be created az gentleman" In the cheap Tosors OF
coward who seeks refuge from the responsibility "rsN
inJhg gepiaYsa y -sp saYe.!ssPSl " the i n
that be won't eight ~ cancd on ny Under sucn cur
cumssances have no right TO ask friend 70 put hnsen
In position which might compromise him. aud this Mr.
Iancey well knew when be cautiously pcnpcd bis card
HIS had assaulted the street for articles In this
paper, acknowledged by Mr. Ysncey himself 10 be In
Of them and permitted II be did not nstgate bis 70
make attack which he had not the 10 do him
self II the articles written By insulting, Mr..
Yancey had his remedy held myself ready at ali times
10 respond 20 demand he might mako but be skulks
from conflict and lntcrposes his con. This
viced feon the recipient OF Executive clcmcnry who
familiar with the walls OF jail than with truth
honor-revcrgcs insult offered him, not By acts but
words and adversises himself poltroon aud coward
by publishing that are not 10 be treated gentle.
men, He has saved mn Tho necessity Of publishing him
as a coward by advertising II himself 10 advance
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NAya, IntelIigemcs.

Commander Thos. Page In charge Of the survey ard
exploration Of the Parana tributaries Of the Paraguay
-sr, reports from Buencs Ayres under date Of leb Of
t,r. 80, 'be ~ogk has been brought very near 10 .
,ss "a given permission Va one Of his assistants,
close y. NcGary, W return 10 the Ini'ed
states. -. ~ om..x @, .,h
TNsratrhcs have beeu received a. n,snghse, June -,
ling, Of the sst India squadron, dated a several m
1880 Since his arrivs there In the Harto .nes, caus
porian cities had been captured by the -ssG-
Ing great alarm among the Chinese, and an entire
sion ~ business with the interior.
Dispatches have also been received from flag 0ncer
william inman commanding The African squadron, dated
as late az June 20 lie then Al West Bay, Princes
sitaiion. On the 23d u June from Porto Praya The
steam sloop Mohican, Commander Godon, was also In
port
The United states steam friga,e Wabash was put In dry
deck the Brooklyn Navy Yard the 2sth inst for
rcrars Il h not the intention Of the Navy Department
~ her out fo immediate duty, but have her ready
IN her services required well 4, pre-
vent any decay from defects which may have occurred
during Der lsgt cruise.
Tho United states Naval Rendezvous At No. Cherry
street has recommended shipping men with more vigor
thar usual every day bringing additional strength " the
Jnted states receiving ship North Carolns the crew ~
which greatly rcduccd In numbers by the drar or-
vhdcd rom her N the United StNes steam frigaie fow-
hsiar The Brooklyn Navy Yardts, In corscqucnce DO
guu 10 assume 10 usual appearance Of activity and eusue'
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The North Carolina Douglas Democratic
state Convention.

The delegates 10 the Douglas Convention holding
caucus 10 the state House. The State largely represent;
ed Anticpations Of Douglas vote In The Electoral Col
lege are becomn general
A resolution has iust been negatived, that in the
event Of Douglas not receiving the electoral vote Of the
state the electors be instructed to give their vote 10
Bell warm debate is going The charge tina, the
Douglas party will rule ruin has been repudated aud
repeed The result win prove that Car the action
Of North Carolina gocs the Union will be preserved from
the oaBgers which Soath breads In the event of the
election Of Iroo by the good scpse OF The people ccAs
crg upon a Ben or Douglas ticket Breckenridge 10 no
where Ia this state.
predic,or iust uttered that Douglas will receive The
cote Of the e;tors College 81 ha Siate las been warm
y -rr suae'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
THE HARVEST IN GREAT BRITAIN.

Tue fears about The harvest every day bccomiug
worse The accounts finn Ireland arc despondlng and
the potato dscafe In mry districts s deepening in yiru
leuce. the cold damp weather which az so long
prevailed this eide " the Channel appears 10 have
been pretty general IN tho sister country. Strange %
say, Scotland is tie prt 81 The Cped Kingdom vher.
the prospect y mosi cheering There they nctu
ally complain Of deficiency Of moisture A
friend % ours in COMING ffon London doy or two back
through The Ifth Valley found the whole country for
forty or hy miles unde water II appeard Ike one vast
Iaxr .n. .... 49, g. - .o,s alone visible
such state Of things TIC middle Of August slmcs
r, 'cceisned. stu would aPpeari iI9W Tue state 81
10 corn 'ubTkeis thatths " exceptional for t nGni
tfrn Inc moe southern and western districts are comm
r.,ivciy favorable " doubt the corn mark.t IN cons
tcraby sAue,cod ~ hc arrivals which osily coming
admit Of dt ubt.