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OCEAN HOUSE

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, 1860-01-12

Il New York 7Iedfuns IL, Alabamn.-
hSptrttu"lssm h'rohibited by The = ln-
x1,iaIna Legislature.
DR.. G. Redman. n spiritual medium Of New
York, has been travelling South, exhibiting his
powers in suutrnoning The ghosts Of The de-.
parted. lie got AZ lar down as Montgomery,
Alabamn, where, il we credit tue account lie
gives in his letter To the Spiritual 7tl<qran1.
hc md his ASSOCIATE, Mr.: Lsnsing, made 4 great
..'The. circles hare beeu:coulposed Of tie tlit<
Of the city and country, including many clergy
men. members Of the Legislature, (now in scs-
sion,) With fair proportion Of the more unde.
'veloped portion Of the community. So great
has been the excitement that the more conscr-
vative Of the Church goers sent in petition to
the Legislature asking their interference in our
case, The biii imposing fine of fifty dollars
per diem Oh ali public spiritual mediums, wus
framed and presented to the august body by
pr. Ma9nry. and subsequently, on motion Of
Nr. Clitherall, The. amount Was increased to tivc
hundred dollars per day the bill passed the
Honsc like whirlwind, and the rules we're sus-
pended 10 send it directly to the Senate, where
it also passed. like thought. The only neg
ativee were from those who had attended our
rirefns 1890
, 1860-01-12
Split In the St. Lonts Democracy.xYar
OF tho Factfoua.
Jt,r,.N y

OIL tnG FaCt1on9s
tFron, tire St. Louis S.wsl
The Democratic party of st. Louis " cc1ebra.
tsd the anniversary Of the Battle of y,w 1(r.
leans at Washington Hall, Saturday pisl.t Iy
battle arnong themselves, less BLOODY. hi,
quite as animated, in a small wny, rs that wl,ich
WAS fought on The field Of Chalmette. fortv. A..
years ago. Col. Churchill. Chairman If tht,
Central Committee, had called the meeting ot
eight o'clock, but before the exact hour arriycd
thefollowers Of Douglss, "iew, but determined
stole march on their brethren. took Possession
Of the Hall, appointed Judge krum i'residcn,
and proceeded to " go ahcad'' with the "ceIcbra .
ton" rs it nothing was wrong. In The ,uiJs, Of
their usurping proceedings. however. they
were interrupted by Colonel Churchill.
who called on the faithful to come out from thr
midst OF tho unclcan crowd, and hold neet;i,-
by themselves. Some went, and some rcn,.;n,
cd. Those who went out. organized in ano,hcr
part Of the Hull. where they were addressed i,,-
Col. Churchill. f. Longueinare, John Horan
Col Bogy, WIN. 4. Scny and Judge tank
Those who remained had good time in listen !.
ing 10 addresses from i. J. T. Gareschc. Chris
tian kribten, and c. F. Jackson.
Tho sclizm presents some vcry intercs,;n. J.
features, mud some ine1plicab}e iaconeruities.
For instance, those loving and af:ci;onnf, :,
friends, John Hogan aud the Ipubiican. .stra,,p,:-
u enough, find themselves ar7ased Opposite
each otteE-1be Postmaster being trunspefcr
III the Administration ranks, and the news.
paper being the organ Of the Donelasiie,.
Aeain, we find the Nputlitan and its Guberna.
torial candidate, Sturgeon. separated, willie
G. r. Jackson. who is rot its candidate.
at The end Of the hurly.burly, is discovered q
be its rtnwelcome bed fellow. Nor is this aI.
In tie Distance, VIC sec two separate Demo.
CRITIC State Conventions, two distinct deIewa.
tions to Charleston, two hostile Democ; ATTIC can,
didates for Governor, aud two candidates fur
Congress, in the st. Louis District. II is 10y
ing and hrothc!ly picture, and is another proaf
Of that charming unity which perradrs t},e
party throughout the land.
, 1860-01-12
Erred. Dc ou.lass and the IIarper,s Ferry
12lANFfectfOu.

The Rev. 4. i. Carpenter, Of Halifax, at wbic.,
town Fred. Douglass is at present staying, states
that the latter was concerned IN tho recent in.
surrecton iu the following way only:
''Ile is charged By Captain Cook with having
abe.ted tho Ilarrer's Ferry insnrrcctiop, and
then descrting it. AS he Inns informed the
American public By letter, which has appeared
iu :uany Of their papers, Captain Cook IS wholly
unknown to hin, aud his accusation is untrue.
Unless Captain Cook was 4 person who once
called on him with Captain Brown, he does no,
eYen know who lie is.
"Wita Captain Brown Mr. Douglass has long
been very intimate, and he entirely approved Of
lis plan Of helping The Slaves to escare to ,he
mountains, and secure their freedom. He was
cognizant Of the lIarper's Ferry plan but did bis
utmost to dissuade brown from it. In his anxi-
city 10 avert what he deemed IN iu,practicable
scheme, he vent. about month before the
event, 10 visit Captain Brown ut Chambersbur1.
abont twenty. eight miles from Harper's Ferrr.
His arguments were, however, unayailiug; and
his visit would no doubt be taken rs an evidence
that he WAS party to the plan. lie is in no
way. therefore, mixed up with the insur1ec,ion,
exceptia so far thut be did not bctray lis know.
ledge Gift; and he isnot in any way chargeabls
With deserving Captai in Brown, since Captain
Brown well knew that Ire WAS opposed to it."-
London Nt7rf, Dec, 20.
, 1860-01-12
The Kidnapped Ir1.hnlan.


The Chicago Times may have received such
Information from here, but If the editor of tIat
PAPER will come down here We can prove to hin,
that the aforesaid NEGRO" is hs white as he is.
and we have no doubt but that Of I.cary and
the 1snNs informant, tleiformer was The whitcr
of the two: 1t would be relief to their corruut
aud disordcred minds to have the people believe
he Fas negro, as it might serve to hide their
slisme TO some extent, but it would reflect no
acknowledged him ttllow connk.ynan.
II heary. was negro why did bis captors
slnk Oh like II couple Of ours when the writ Of
Adhtas eo,1pw was served on them and lei their
capstre 60 his way vitlout further moicsta.ion,
1t won't do 10 talk about Tho'a Ieary Leinr n
negro where exhibition Gun be be made Of him
and for any Of tue Democracy Of this county to
make such a statement is the height Of presumn.
ton when some bare been voting with them
1or yssrs "h9 %s are biel1Y itnPregnated with ne-
negro question.
, 1860-01-12
Profits OF. Sugar Cano Culture.

'os1an oa"ser, far1ucr IN Tazewel1 county,
writes as follows to the pekin E.yist<-:
"Thc producer. Of tho cane need not calculate
upon averaging over one hundred and forty
gallons Of syrup to the acre, instead Of two hun.
dfed and fifty aud upwards, US frequcntly sta
ted. II he docs, he will surely be disappointed.
either in quantity or quality. -Inesets1adc Lut
little abnve the rate OF 100 gallons to the acre
In regard to the profits Of this crcn :con,pared
with other iic'd crops, will state as briefly rs
possible the cost Of productions, and then per-
sons can draw their conclusions. To raise m
acre of cane, including the rent and delivery
at the mill ready for expressing, Will cost fl5 !;
allow them TIE acre 10 make 1sO gallons Of
syrup. which 4. SIC per gallon, will amount to
$40. The .caue can BE- taken by tho .,,anulac:
turer and worked up at the Lalyis leach finding
his own casSs, J with about equal prp6,a; tue
half Of sie will be- sa4.5o; after deduc,ins the
SIS for raising The cane, leaves The producer
$3.50 as bis profits Of tlis crop to the ACRE.
Now this will be materially effected BY tue yield
and the price Of the article. The cost ol'pso-
duction will remain about the salne, but the
yield may be considerably Increased, and the
price would most certainly be reduced, should
farmers 20 into It's cultivation extensively.
With me us apaying business; it enab|e. me
to make m almost indispensable every day
article in my family, ut less cost than can by
raising md selling corn 10 procure the means
for purchasing it."
, 1860-01-12

Cedar Falls and m1une80ta NRIfFoad.
We are happy to announce that the contract
for building the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Rail
ruad to the State line. ty sonle Boston parties,
was signed yesterday, and tbs Road is to be
completed from Cedar Fails to Wavcrly. Bremen
County, the present year; 10 Floyd, Floyd
County, next year, aud 10 the State line in
Mitchell County by the first Of january, 1888, or
sooner should The Minneapolis l. Cedar 1-a!ley
Road be completed prior to that date.
This enterprise is ono If vital importance to
our city. snd its advantages VIC shall set forth
Tomorrow. The distance from Chicago 10 ST.
Paul, vim Duuleith and Cedar Falls, IS seven
by La Crosse, and the completion of the Cedar
Falls and Minnesota, and the Cedar Valley and
Minneapolis Roads, will not only give us the
trade Of the Upper Cedar Waller and Southern
Minnesota, but to large extent, eyen that Of
st. .Paul.-Dh6u9af 7Enses, 10th.
, 1860-01-12
The Wny OF tho Trans:reasor.
IFrpm the St. Louis ItenubiIean- 1nta,

Yesterday mornlug, handsome young woman
poured into the humane ears Of the May or and
Captain Kick, piteons story Of her trans-
her husband-a good, Industrious, sober man
of Milwaukce-ao whom she had been married
sir or seven months, and following the advice
oi q wicked woman. whom she At first thought
to be honest, had come to St. Louis, where She
was soon inveigled irto the haunts Of sin and
shame Pursuing tue vile courses thus begun,
in addition to running her reputation and suffer-
ing the betrayal OF all that should be dear to
woman, she had lost her hcslth, and was row
upon the world, poor, weak creature, an out
cast, without friends, totally uudone, and suffer-
ing tho mosi acule and excruciatipg agonies Of
All aycog,ng conscience. She wanted to 20
Mayor promised TO look into her case, and
assist her, il found worthy Of the charity.
, 1860-01-12


l an daily receis-
ing, in connection
with my general pa
tent m d1e'ne busi-
ness, n, tine 'o'le: arti.
! e!es: 1ancE goods,an't
Ie1inmeEy, at 134
Lake street, eou1pris-
lbs . large assort-
m1e,nit., : IS follows:
b'ns k.1tFacts,Co-
Io,gnes, l'omades for
tue, tae ha1r, i!vorE
';' Go1n 3s' Butfalo, shell,
uFess1ng and Tuck
, combs; hair, hat,
teeth, nails: clothes
aud ., flesh Brushes; !;
Fort Nonnal les. " al
iets, Pocket e books,
, 1860-01-12

AAE tVA A@fOGAk kUELxGA1 ES To
CaAlSLA;STON.
The National Democrats: DANTE Convention
at Springfield appears TO have been more
respectable nf1aIr tilaa the public were pre-
pared to expect. The STATE Journal puts the
number Of delegates at lLrce hundred. The
Cook county delegates, however, stake their
arithmetic on cxact1y three hundred ard fifty
four 1t all events, there is no doubt that il
was tie mos: nnmerously attended Convention
the Administration forccs have ever been able
to muster in lllino.s: nor is there any question
that the Douglas file leaders would yery 1a,,c,,
have preferred TINT no such gathering should
take place. Considerable uncasiucss was noni-
Tested in the fourth ri January Convention i"
as To the probable doinss Of tile concern over
the way. This anxiety was first displayed in
the cnU for tle Douglas Convention. Cook
issued his Gail for tho 10Th Of January, SUP
posing he was putting it early enough in all
conscience 10 give himself and his crowd the
merit Of seniority before tue Charleston t1ibu-
nal. The other side could not hold their con.
c!ave any earlier Than rhc 10th, without con-
Tossing their far Of the despised Danites-
and Of course they would never do TINT Ye,
they did ii. and the leaders who c,uusellcd The
calling Of the Convention in mid-wiutcr, los;.
befo1e the call WIS issued for the National
Convention, know perfectly well that 1saar
Cook chose the day for boil, crowds. y
that the Administration delegates to Charles
ton represent the Democratic party Of Illinois.
The last general election disclosed two coun.
ties only where they ousaumbered tho Doug
lasitcs-Enion and Bureau. But it is quite
another question whether the pro.siaycry dis
uoionlsts Ct Charleston will recognize the De.
r,ocracy Of such Old Frce-soilcrs and WiImot
Pror;so men as T. L. D.ckey: II. II. Juckson
L. II. Hcrangton, john .. Platt, and c. ].
Horsculau, who figure amocg. the Douglas
delegates.
a few years ago, according to latter-day
definitions, these men we-o rank AboIitionis,s.
inccnd:aries, ncgro~worshippers and 1Iarper's
Ferry ,raitors. Ercu Douglas denounced Lis
friend Z. s AoloDy, in The campaign Of 1858,
for having oncc endorsed tho Wilmot Provisc.
YetJa:kson, Harrington, Plat and Horscman
did the same IL ling at the same time aud place:
We say it is at least questionable whether sucl,
acts as taint the records Of these men will prove
coed cards Of introduction at Charleston. On
the other h.nd, Judge Skinner, Judge Parrish,
Ez~Gov. Reynolds, and Norman Il. Purple, who
figure GO the Administration LIST, are moi tie
'ncn to be 1hrncd out ora Democratic Conyen-
ton with a sneer. They willcommand raspoct
at Charleston w.lelher allowed seats in The
Convention or nol,~:ud they Lever will be
onstod without struggle.
The "Danites" Of this city, who have just
returned from Springfield, arc confident ,hat
fthe Douglas delegation is admitted at Cbar1es-
ton they viii be admitted too; or TINT the Con.
Vsntion will take ons-half Of each, as vas douo
At Cincinnati in 1856 in al,o Hard and Soft
cootroreTsy-tho soas outuumberiug thcir
competitors ut bone BY i've to one in 1851,
, 1860-01-12

A Yocsc WArr.-The Dctayan, Wis.,
Aorthroa has the following: '' Henry, sou OF
H. H. Williams, ESQ.,, jeweIer in Deluran, lad
about Ii years Of age, has succeeded in making
real lire steam engine, which will perform
several hundred revolutions per minute, un,
moves with regularity and beauty. What is
most extraordinary, the engine was made with
out any materials excepting those consisting oe
copper, Of which the boiler was formed"
, 1860-01-12

viii find every vari-
etr Of ciaasae, rich
md elegant fancy
gooils, d. J. D. Parks 5
Bazaar Of Fancy, III
Lake street. Also,
elesa { Bridal ansl
Party Fans, in pearl
sticks, painted parch-
n,ent backs; Pearl
: Sticks il, white cher
r.. blue and painted
slik; Sandal Wool,
in silk, linen and pa
per. Hair Pins, in
coral and gold; blue
and gold, pearl and
gold. Fancy Combs,
Ia coral and gold,
blue and gold, black
and 20 ! Il. H cad
Dresses, in coral and
gold. blue and gold
black and gold. Tuck
Combs, in steel, shell
iala'l in gold. Steel
Buckles, Slides. Deit
Clasps and Brace
lets. Purses viii,
Chai1s in Berlin
Wire, in Velvet and
Florentinc Sets, in
Leather, in Shell, in
Pearl, richly ca1yetl-
Carriers in White
Cherry. Drab and
Blua Silk, with bows
and roset&es, IN kid,
buck, linen and rel
vet CIT brotdery.
SatcheIs, Bsgs, Ca
has, Dressing Cases,
Card @ses, Sou1e,
Mrs, Neces sarics,
Tablets, etc., etc
J. D. PARK,
No. 1a4 Lake street.
, 1860-01-12

from Clement Lambert, Esq. Of Decatur, that
the Bru'e Sioux Indians made descent upon
the Omaha village on the alst ult. md carried
OF 65 horses. The 0mahas gathered on the
next day and started in pursuit, swearing ven
geance upon their enemies*--0naAa Rfpu1li-
con, 4fh.
, 1860-01-12

Ca1uE IN New YoRk.-Une hundred aud three
persons were murdered in tile city Of New York
during the past year. either By their own hands
or by the hands Of others- 1ha police arrested
G8. 500 persons for offence. against Tie laws. and
OF flat great namber only !, ,754 were brought
70 trta' in the criminal court; and only 3,S7s