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Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18

esT We are authorised to announce JOHN fl. QursErBERaY. Esq, as candidate to represent. Prairie county. in our next Legsla- ture. at the ensuing August election. [febS.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18
DEvAtL's BLrrr, Ark,

HY We are authorised to announce w. w. WAIR as a candidate for County and Probate Judge of Prairie county, at tho ensuing elec- ton. .5 GE E. W. DOUGLASS is.a candidate for County and Probate Judge of Prairie county, at the ensuing August election.
 BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 10, '60. Ma. Errrcn will please announce my name as candidate for Probate Judge for the county of Prairie.
 Respectfully, J. L. HUNT
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18

We are authorised to announce WM GoopRuM as candidate for Circuit Clerk of Prairie county, at the ensuing election GS We are authorised to announce CtrAaLEs D. TAYLOR, candidate for Circuit Clerk of Prairie county, at the ensuing election.
 DEvALL's BLurF, Ark,
 January 30th, '60.
 EptroR CITIZEN Please announce my name ss candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prairie County, at %he ensuing August election. Very respectfully. '&c..
 feb 15 J. w. BLANTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18
The Canvass for Congress,

The candidates for Congress, Col. CANT and T,r. MtrcasLL. will adlress their fellow citizdns at the following times and nlaces;
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18
Inuunuffmpnts.
Election on Monday, 9th August, 1860
[ X Announcing candidates for State and stri,. offices Ac7. County offices. S, Town

ship ailcss. Ss, Calls O. persons to become can .id4tes arc charged at the iisaal rates, ex- cep. when persons making the calls are sub scribers to our paper fT~ Politics al circu- lars charged as advertissments
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18
HICKORY PLAIN Male and Female
INSTITUTE.

LIN NsIAIOE
 THE TRUSTEES of the above :. School have the pleasure of an- E nouncing that they have engaged w. A. GARNER and lady to take
 charge of the Institute. and will
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18

Met-presen., R. w. Johnson, Car roll. Gould, J. P. Johnson, Hoadley Man. -sifag, B FleaFnoy, Hiadmaa-
 The chairmen reported that the agree ment between the Regular Delegates had been presented to the President of the con- venlion. Adjourned,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-07-18

In that declaration. MT. Hindman con. cured.
 Mir. Carroll, Dr Jordan. J. P. Johnson, MT. HoadIey and MT. Manning avowed the same sentiments proclaimed by R. w. Johnson and Hndman.
 Judge Gould declared he would make common cause with the South, but would not assume any extreme position until the wrong was actually inflicted.
 Dr. Stlrman said he would take time to deliberate, and would act according to hls best discretion,
 Hon. T. F. Sorrels. one of the Demo- cratic nominees for State Electors, being present. was called on by MT. Hindman 10 define his position. He declared him. self ready to stand by the action proposed by the conference. Aee
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Tiir iun8e 2eute!
Sentid=fran5Oiiide StilaHitalt,
$40 8rpaowab. 81. q.
Ooftor @harles sl1hert

PrOeor Der @cabmie Nebn Director sss c5rtos gao
Ss gIaee m Gncennes @Ue pIritol oes Wenerers in
Yaris truber 9etbar Sr Matd SbbuI WteSip xann 6
tan IN eDnraniinppel uno beien 6arem
&9nDeen or @elble1tScr9ane raCneue unb blae e
pdnonn9 rel Yubum Der Ser Staan su biete BAT Or MI
vert oeranaB 6arn unenJeten &ab A, ertbeilen n 6ie
zen mldt9en ebeln 1T ne Bebanblue onoIDg nit ben enoen
@ee IN Ger Yarer pars onge ponot unb ron dunern mie
VI Oupren uno Sraoo rertret iI I'm n, ana bier 6ee
ertol9ele MbOoe eufabren bat Dr. NIbert neranokt
TaT sban natstn nc i. Sa1 n ert9eIen n bieen 70 wsR
% eos u lene Spanclun9 anaO9 NIT beneni9n wsle in Der
ano graoO psrtreten it, I'm nun aud bier bce 10 erOareie
1el1ooe e6ulben bat Or. Nlbert bon benz oipta a 6e
Ytae III Ears elm 3w9bureau cboer AntaIt a,uaen be.
qOe mo- ene nnO Or Dupren's prdparote es pGrrdtbia
u peroen Yercner Die nit ueerl6ea uno oebeimen Sronf.
pn9e sSl9meln19en tbe un belt berunteraebro6 baben
ulo @ Ml S@maoe lern Der @eoer, Nu9en 0idenm6de
pOt gar an ocutomene mpcten3 @eGledtsbee Ieibn
me9en m oertrauensooa Cb9e ana pen6en iie ueroen
ue , 9egslIt meresn Au9 wirb per @Orrefpo in
enoeu. ~ ~ o" ""Vt-
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gofl0un9en gu pii1en trauden. Gommen
Sle peute Aahmitt19 UNI 3 llbr wieeer bies
per, = Damn clIen sic pos @eifere erfobs
rem. SOr Alem ater iorsen sic =" er
!a9te 9errn SmarttOrn Ieile einioe WOrte
ms Sbr, oenn Die Gbare 5ffnele Ifd unp
etne lbDne 1un9e Dame, reid unD oeldmafe
ocu 9etletret trat berein, Der Seoen bes
9lmmfl8 aeleite Sie, msin frommer SObn !"
la9te cer pl oOlnsial jeBt nit 9albuno, nuno
le'te ote auf alen S5rfn 0eseu," uno ents
lleB Gen fd oerbeu9enoen Smartbprn.
Oant aber wenoete er fth su Der Dame, bot
SDr etnen Armltubl unplaste nit aQem 4ns
ltanpe etnes 9Beltmanne6 in fran,Dlflder
Spra6e: o6rau Sra fin tb bin ent,uft
sStf bier gu leben, - Sie finn mir Don uns
lfreln 9tmeinI6afilidten Treunre, Dem tbeue
rem 9raten y. Wuntalembert 70 anaeeoent1
It9 empfOblen mcrcen pap ib Sie bite, nab
reno Sbre6 btelt9en 9lufcntbaltes, mid ais
Sbren ersstenlten Dtener gu betradtsu unp
uber mid gu tefebIen,"
@tne Stunoe lpater fubren Der Nrppiu,ial
unp rie @rdffn Don Ct. Gruir bel Dem 8tz
lbote Dor uno purren lu9leid pOr9eIaf7en.
Smartborn aber FAB in letnem 3immer,
ltuotrte oo6 erbaItene papier uno murmelte
oWtnu t9 Die ailfe fnpen fDnnte, - oaS
mare etn WleiterftretA !"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-10

: Sin ftiner Iauparmer 6rabliuo6resen
taubte berab, ben unmdBi9en Staub in BEN
traBtn Don ct. Souis etpas IDlheno, =
oa6wll1elI trat wieoer oaf 9tusenblide Die
Sonne NIT ibrem blaiIen Sdein bcrYpr ben
berrlldlten &e9entO9en an ben 9rau umw6lfs
ten 9Orrl6Ont malrnp, = furS eS mar ras
gGetter uon Dem Der alte IiippeutIAe Spru1
la9t: cap Ger Seufcl lein Deib prusele, =
al0 eln Viiiipuri Dampfbppt pfeillhntu ben
breltrn Strcm berabicbp6 uno itA balo an
Ger Se0ee Dor Anfer le9te. Die 9a1asiere,
tDetl0 Don Den Oberen Counties Mil1ouris,
lDell6 Don ben auBerifen Sorts i'm @elten
tommeup, eiltep ans llfer unp unter lbnen
au9 unlcr alter Sefannter Bis Sob.
(Gn~tSoA,.A
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8eadltet ffpIaenhes bel 2eite1...

Der lln0Int@c, pelder NIT cbeen nebtlH bebot III hE
1nel einen erobrenen Art renben ba pen nit
ppn enen Ghmeen befrei mtrb cnbrn benebeA aud bd-
bot nen Rrann etn ebr bi9e Nuuu9 MAIDEN, r6brenb
Idnen, BITE Ssuppn1e ft etacas IN baS Spfen
neemurseIt Oeer bic Rranbt rer f 8e9rten bat e-
melt srtSeren &ebns btretst 1T. Beren9nneu ober
ptrictteS" wer6n mad eter BEN Ut. J. Snth aufe
lneenn 8ebanhunssweIe IN weuseu IA8cn cbne S6mer3ea
nbe nepnScnssen r ben qaenten sebe ausIei4 S0ran-
k Or g. g. euiett, baS teine gntshubuMs her rebra"
No. dIs ticres~ bebanheI weTbeu, pchrt 10 OF 0haatane
bic traursfen SoIseu berbetfnbren.
Sunee Se1e umh H1e Uel@e an ieminar G@D1Ge Ieibea
eu f Eel 3etem meG6en pObnr h seeu Snnaaer aS srOEe
1ntoIten erparen.
gr e. g. Smitt Bat burd be stAttt Gur Obisct Rranfe-
ten srESere Serhbm6e ais peHb onberer at m GmeTa
dne CT bl has obe In BEN Gwer9en bon gulnb aaS rnb
Jbt her Contribution TIRE nrirrhns Sra Uteee neem e.
nfoe Rtilbc Dht anenee. Sene Reei3iu tf fret
Neur unb oleM mcra6en @ten, IN ctnr besaem btdteH
Na suber unh tonn I'M g0- pber Brcdtbaufe Secr a her
Re unbemer wn6 skae StSune III @edftcn sn eerxra&e
lenCnneu perben. Rim befge enthnbums etnSeA iH
rr6 cine gin&rdntrnS Der 9ebensWeiit notbRetse.
4ud ben Rrantbeea heS webIen @ef6tsdtB bn III. s. D.
5mitb le Retbe bon ubreu ne beicHoere Nmmantex
ltluiSmet perSprt aaen 2eibetsen beiIenbc 0r
Or & g. Smitbs Yrdcenotce ttr 8rauen eAM man az sb
zen S1sf }s si sdSpn sesta
oren et BON Baltimore tcr ppbnen tbRnen na1 eeuaAe
anoate Der @pnrtcme Dr. s. .. Sutb h pprtcten 8riekA
Ouren unc TeO0iu mad Gsnb snem Essls s6 SanSeS
lelbtdt erbdteu.
4lIt afraotn bI.bsu Rr.ns prtsaH SA her Office Rxb r.
)arots 9iumer ur 0ispoiticn Ger Saiierten.
Often oou ttbr NcrSeas bIs libr gtenbs.
Gv g. Q. @nsifh.
oan-s RO. II gEb-IreserSRr. HaIhHsA.
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0r. Gnllnltnn.

sef res f6ntetGeu Gruesums Der gDunbdrjte tn 9Onbr
rdeutrte nes eer eren mebsinn @Dneeen Der er
ten Der ben gosen 3b nes 9ebens In ben 5Oipttdlsrn
SUnrDn yars pb1berbia uub dbren St1bn sugtrd6t
nt9s Der nGnhtrbnren 5eunesn pClenbt bic Sc
13e Der Wien etb un3dbltee 3etbenbe be Sbrsnfan
en NerpO1t nnb duberen rantbeten lten Gr6e Q. lu
be BET pCe3en @erdu6eu ebr trhredcn BITE u OFT errS
ben Oe 0rtnGen 6entOfeten %. wurben aueenbIid
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Or. e9ulnIfoll,
Der etrBl0e 2lr3t, rpelher artaetat.
(&idbltrt ppr dd,tletu 9obrert. !

tGldbIut UOr d@t1tcn Jdbrcn.)
Gr bat has H6ernt wtramR unb btfs Dte tn BIT aDtIt
sntrtd esen dQ eeft Rrdntbeen 6&pdGe TIM RG6er rnt
een @lpen unremtH9t gesnneen ftr 6bmtrien
til ben venen ben eren rtnbdie bee NerIuhes bs
Orsdnten arGft bee NerpsnretaeS RppF ure Rdtn.
0oe 9dutRrdnfbst dlr ener oen HebtL atwtHer
Jeftmtn encbnbeen Der uSenh Tels Opfern et9abr
itber Vns is Der Strnsn eans ben g bren beG nIuHes
terubren unp ut6t ete Sebet tbt sldntrn6fn
9c1nungfn vru6ten Sdwd1s &Duhturn rpcr6rtneer
CT @h unmO8 mn6eu tulest R6rptr 5.nn GER
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SreaniI1e S6wdAe

antsrtneltt etb bic pole raft rsber terssel Dtes
ur6tbdr tsn Ueles eds eebtn teub unb bic Gb anb sa
entdtt unmog ma&t IL oft has 3Cps Derer ht brtn
ss,esnidftsn uubunen r6bnc Sunse Qeutt nb au isdi
sn ansihWetfasen senetst we tt Gplsn u senau
tsnnn Ob9leih e duh bur Strttturen Rfebtribdaen In
odrn stein ane anbers urden enteben tarn ia fe bp
mtenstbes etne Bpee bes WsbrnuHes belfn Drsane
SOe dbr m es 1uenen bag M Rra Der Graeuaus eber ppn
sneH ueOren rrb M S betmltGeu 9afern ers6eR ais ppu
Seen ete co wett nb AuBerbem bur6 frben Ge.
nug eie Verdmnes QDrfieuee eenwa unb D pbpffben b
gett;1en Rrdfte pernthtet. -
eiterH une essre pfen c ntt bic urat Der ranbett b
s 3lHeer rer 3p8tnss Qpt oft rsben t bte 2oen
rem ura8en bic hur6 @trObnbelt seEeen Qaers rnt
hanben ne. -
ES Office; go. Glib =SreDertdRrab &c,
lteben 2bitren BON Salttmrrefr., Gltlt6e @ette,
Die Stufen btnauf.
Wan mere 6 3dmer unb Pausnummer tenu untHeuhe uub
Tueerl1ne Nadnader burhtrtebeu 8rHenp udfln5tr
o@uhtder Sttewt6er Sassnrstneer unb 9amprnpuSer
nenHen b regelmdee Nere ouerR anseipeen spn Dr.
SrhntOu's 0Puf tn Der Ndbe
@p ale sTtf @asq rs sgtn ngPSff gPf tfe7f S
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S4n Sir Onmrn I

Ur. 9arleS Alber'S @r3nemtel fir Danetfranfbeten
he IN oellen Oce gu baben 9Onultntipnen neuae6 Die
0tu9men tnrl9en ghtpllen Sur 9erenung Der mDAat6en
9eIn9un9en ~en nit 9rObter sieibe Dbne iOnee Sdme-
gen uno Sel1peron un6 peoen per O mad aen Ebeen Der
taot uno oe8 ganoS bel @nenong So re ,uoeSd 1o
mentrantbelten in allen 9ten oen neue Beeane in Dbaer
Antat wo5u beion6ere Gunner nserdtet Inb (uI2 6Ht)
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6A 0xSctr= um0 0tq1lpr=So oamSlmn9
Sal BON 3. f.. ULMAN.

So: NOrbs@asfraBe, Baltimore:
1857 unS 1858 paren opob in Quad un6 Quatdt br &C.
eonete siuabre no 1859 ut ebeniOpie perlpreenb Oa6ur
ii mir m6S sbr quite SSaare gu ebr nebr9em Rre gu oel
se os fon,SIe gses- -gseine 9au aees gu rs Gts BIZ
onOHe benl oB 60 Sail gu 45 @t8. Die alone; 80 ab
Roth. .gBene u IS @ bic 9aone bem ab BON 60 @a0nen
- 'O 200 zoo atem gScb- -gseine bas 0nsenb gu So.
loo ieititen 8uriac DO 5, d. uab 6,
zoe Gbi team Marseaur 30 8,
SO Me'8eau 8efen DO 6,
SO @baeun Ia ggonSs g G % 0,.. 10,
So bic @allpne.
100 silsm S5areobrlnsr 57er gu $4 bas 0ussnb.
100 9tierenteiner 57er gu $4K bs.
200 So@beimer @abenbemer unb 9(n6ere.
100 5aB POrt gSeins Sentation) SO Cts. bic gaaOne.
10 So. oc. @ SOtalOnsn . SO
25 90. te;ne auSerene YOrwene 81 X$6 eie @jallcnt
So @ts. bis So bic SaIhe.
roSe Muspabl In NaIaga, Deaoera=, &ereS unb Wi8a.
g8eue.
$50 RSrbe @bdmpo9ner, saranttrt dft.
1ronsSIden Manlonet III $40 per Oubenh, ST bic Sta6e
SO Riiten 6dbten Que be 4Rpntebeuo.
a 8pn mir b OJfilt9 5ubereiet uno re bon alien i96b
l6em SSusrebieusen cferire i6 fol9enoe artifel:
Smtdpn bon fransSiIdbem Brannpeu 25 @tS bic ld1be
nno ocn 40 @tS. bis 81 bic @auOne.
Sc6nbteu 9Ba6ploer S6nappS (Gn) BON 25 &t8. Bis IS
gts. be 6loI4e nno BON rs @ts, bis $2k bic 5alone.
ater reiner Rosoen -Ope unb Gern nappS, BON rs
Cts. Bis 81 bic ae nns bon 40 @tS btS $23 bic Sat.
Sonoica -Nun, - ShptIhen @erlten S6nappS (Scoid
gQbiStep 8otapa Arrac, 8eriner Opppettmn oeutlbes
un6 bu(inbNbeS &rduer Bitter Wen gttter me S1wei.
3er Daogen- Bitter Anete= &Oien, 8anle-, Wtanben-,
NfeFrnse-, YGara86iuo- @Or6ials, Nbipntb, @irofao
&inIber-. 8rCmbeer-, gSilotir9en Snswer Dtmiutep,
| 2anenoel- 3ique1ae ic. &c.
| Gles Sn babcI bel .. S. ulmen,
A Bon alien bieIen @aoren 9arantire m bic auat6t utt
nebme iOIde, peun nib befrebl9ens 8uriif.
emporium unb Detilateur
/ SO. 5 g-@onltr.
| Stn21 IL sbrtte Gbnre bon 8atlmoreruBe
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8erbetrotbete perlonen,

cher SHl6e rrI6s H OerbsrGtben btab&sen uHk @ Ybs
hlber Spdt uberntHeS beru6t Rnb p.
ten unpcrtu6Ht Or. SsbufUn tH @Gtbe stsben
uf 2tn'srnhs seSsn es &be pbss cbe stet BtrrStune
Weibdre Der NerDeH 8rn un6 S6pdHe pber 6rfhSpfrna
or Dred6fen Nrt Tsretn 5uea turtr Derentee wtIGef
s Der SebdnclnHS uni 6nrDrs Dr. rtnrn aRteratbt
tdNn pm ala euem &brenmdnne rbnf Sur I'D nnttrauen
ane luorht6 anf ietae aratIte @efadl@tett Serl9n.
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SSaltinlOrr=9ccE=SoOlpital.

gtgrinpet sur llnterOrIdung Der auadlalberei.
Der etnjl9e 9laB, no etne betlMn9 erlannt
perpen FaErt.
0tnoerune tn lehs Shtnben.
Retn Quedlilber, pas euere @elunpbett rOIs
lenDs rutntrt.
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e(unae NP1nner.

oepneers wel6r hte Dptr Ssbemen 9ders twrrben fab
dtrtt utets 1duenne en au frubeS ra retst wte
eurt 'br erbdbeun 1dsn enrwtdeen
NIL om Deuue ber 8erebtldm Send beeetaert unh
etsr bsdubernhs 1Sns entIOdt taben wu 6Stu R& NIT
pGaem DerIrdusw nabeu.
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g. 6. GdbarDt,

Sape5trer,
mabt nen 9ebrten @ehdfSreunsem bic Gn9e. baB
Go. 13 Seconotr. nad
gtO. Z QSaton~, nabe StgbItry
oSoseA it, uno beOrSt ale &uird9 gum Gope3reu unb @ar
niiben bon 3tnlrnern u !. no prompt unb bllis.
{ Nne Nrbeiten wroen inter meiter e9enen Nut cerer
tS unb biiae ais rsenc einem Rase (Suu6s
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6. 6rep. g5o. 81 g3oro.@aaltrabs.

6. 6rcD, Jfo. 81 Jfofo<8a3ltraBe,
2ebrer Der en9lil9en SpraAe,
ebe Gage NbenbS llnet uAb bat tetS NbenbtalIen
in pee Serrn, mele bic en9de Sprade auf cine leite
@eiie erinSl ernen wOue enren tSnnn HeberIesunsen
pet9en in bic n9lhe Sprae iOwe aus Der 8l9en
in bic oeu9e, werben ri9 ine ulo bi9 bor9t, ebenC ol
ancern lbrfGen Arbeiter in beben Spraen, cwie 8re
8onma9ten (nad, Dcu4lano), @cnrat Ranbre (deeds)1
RanSOeri9reibunSen Na ortgages) SOnltasOnsn,e. &C.
(AN,2O. .3nltl
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BeionperS su beabten

SptnRpn btetet alien Dentn IttHe 9dl an res @ trh
re 8ebetmr unh annart Self uHb R6rptr trf5renbe fur
6 Arbett bt @eitu&a 1ub bt &te unfahe naenb 0ahtr
eeI&ndbt bdben
5r nb ntst raurteen beflaeensrtrt~n Bpeen ber
ruben @erDbnbteu kt eGfers, 5hwdHr TIM Rnden unb tn
ben @lttbern Shmeraen TIM RppR GHwdf beS ettS 0erluA
Der WlusielfrGft 5erOpfn nerpBft unrnbe MaeenhwdAt
unCrhnunG Der BeO0uunesOrsan aleGmeue &utIraftuna
91mprmC ber S6mnbfa&t
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ge6te &betnz ur1p fran5Diii4e Q8eine.
r baben un Eager O6sen gseinen est o cOmpletirt
bah mir g1boleIae elm beliebigeS Qua ab9eben nen;
ntene perpeen mir getnbdnbler aI unere ge ene, bic
mir beim SAB 6uberlt btais certauien.
il M g 8netber & Co., 46 9, Spwaroitr.
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SSc1fel
auf ale Sauptplaee DeutIdlanb8, lOmie auf
2pnopn, Bari8 uno Nmlteroan,
in alien 8etraSen uno Si9ten fetS Su baben BET
@ebrIoer 86ntnger,
Gu SEQ. 20 9. @barIesltr. up Stairs.
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@etfie

Dte fredten 9Dtrfunsen beS 2aers nb itsr Az fr&en
geruf bes Gba&nes gsrwrruno Der Sheen bradtbt bet
@eatsrafts. bSt abnnneen, MbntSHns Der @self6a
Sut nat &tnGmtet whsrauea eteen fG el6R dmieit
le. HAb eintet bsr fGltmmen BpIgen.
Gaun son YerDnen tben Alttrs Snnen eSt beurbetIsn
aus reler araHe tbre @etunbb dbnmmt e TIRE Kraft
Isrn wa baB ner16s unh nbsesebrt tneem Ne ens
eentrnmlt&e Gr&enuns bic Ausen ba 5uHeu ke
iethen ber Mussebrun9 baben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

Eouth Carolina will come box 10 tie family
esls
heastins vi are sdmopisb@d tbst tina alter
"a i've OF al amendment Of the constitution, or
break up OF the oonfederzcy, will surely
Ing "a troubles upon the country. Wa may
escase dissolution and q OWL var; bat the
PROGRESSES incident TO any charge Of the oousi-
htiop ~iIi require u period OF at iesst two or
three years In this interval OF uncertainty.
agitation and reconstruoion OF parties asd
Northern opinion, ve appr~heud sach proc
trrtion, 10 au our monetary, commercial and
busiDesG sfsrs % we hsvs never enfsced hero
tosore. The beginning of this revulEion is no =
upon as, and during rtiE winter wa fesr that
the eoap@Dsions OF msauis ,turing eGsaeusn
ments end the general ioss of enploymaat vii,
create euoh n ssses of destitute and despsrat~
men 81 may put In peril the peace or 1any
Northern communities. Aud ench are the son
sequences, upon ns and before us, Of the '.irre
preosibie o Daict." witch is only 10 end win
ia. Gown all Of slavery.
u appears that tbis Message % Mr. Buchanan
In Congress estisfee neithec the North nor the
South We suppose this means iDpractscsbie
Northern republicans asd Southern disauioo-
is,s But We ssiil hope that the psrioic views
and suggestions OF tho President will create
enoh reaction for the Union, in Congress, and 10
me North and in the South. smoHg Union loving
Deu OF al parties. Is will ne sufficient 20 arrest
The work Of Southern disnnion. TO put an ems
to Northern sboi1ionism, ana 10 save the couo-
ny. Mr. Buchanan has laid down the required
landmarks for action Nov let oar Union meo.
North aDc South. come 40 TO the work OF a re
vision OF the constitution. Alter seventy years
~ wrsr and tear, can we wonder, All things
considered, that Is fails to meet the neceosiEier
81 inis day.
Touching the REGULAR operations Of the gene
rsi Cover, mrnt ia all its dspaS tments. and tbe
policy Of Mr. Buchanan on the tariff question,
tbs stfsns of Mexico, &c. We can only TO-DAY
comnepd 10 the rvaoer q careful perusal OF tint
euineLt)y satisfactory Message.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

e-pditores OF tss department Cor the last three
-vcca years sod OF The estimates tor the hsoA
year -aaiDe June. 1859. that there have oers
N cited uoder its present beae NOT only Goa
sidesa Die. but what is more sstiss,> ctory' pro-
sre@s,v- ,re'r-ncbmrp,s, and that not l~'aas-
ing rbe 'sosfsse made by Congress ia Tia ~
Of the officers o: 'h- navy. This result n ~
best reply ibss css ne given tn the charges a
exsravsesnce sad encouragement that hsvs
been 8" frequently brought against It BY ~
opposition Let NJ bops that. under Tie a.
minissrstioD Of "Old Abe" We shall have q
equally satisfactory exhibit On the part Of ~.
Toaoey's succ1ssor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

The sew YovA Hsrais - Gdssios ass
Europe.
M osssrd mail steamship Afrios, Captain aaAnsss
viii this pert ts-day for liverpool
The sarov~~s Ssis oil a,oss tsn CITY tn.s
csorstss q, quarter N ten oebcS.
TIE euscrSAs nBswas assALs oil be pssiAnss
o, o'eiooh N uoruHs sax,s scpss IN ara.
PER, an ssax
u~ sss,~sU " ~ rcsnvsAs eSmes ss4II
wu s-.s~s ne ssvs 'sssvss ny ali sd ssiaCraps -
NJ s.slsoAttov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

ind,sos quiet Explorssioss FOR ' goa fo>>>
have also been maze about tss Colorado re
gio1. A good steamer Is needed 1t Pu-
g,4 Sound in ORDER TO protect the coast
aasins The 6epr~dations Of Indians, who come
Gown IN large canoes from the British and Rus
stsn possessions
In regard TO Vest Point, the report states that
II consequence of the low standard OF pron-
cisncy required to enter the Academy, the
course has been extended from four TO I've
years. The Committee Of Congress appointed
10 investigate he propriety OF this change has
not yes reported. West Point suffers, in 90 n
mos with almost all the leading educational
i0siWdons II the country, from the low stand
ard required 81 the applicants for admitsance,
and the oDy QUESTION about the matter seems
10 be- whether the Standard Of proficiency should
be raised or the csnrse extended
Ths Secretary insists that the army should
be- provided with the very best weapons, and
srss the repeal OF The law against he employ
men. Of D tented Inventions The Secretary Of
the Navy alro .eeks tor this repeal. The law,
~hi'o Vu"Uosotms W k'Aos" oS"s"'s pisvosp
speculation at the government expense, seems
70 overlook the fact that very ie~, II any In
veBtioIs ARE valuable except those patented;
for II the remark BE- true that all patented In
v-Dtions not valuable, 1t il almost certain
thai all valuable Inventions are patented; 50
that, az a matter OF necessity, the government
Is left only those which are deemed useless
even by the inventors themselves This law
works badly, especially in the Qaartermaster .
department
The report Asks tor $50 900 for experiments
in r'fied cannon; su4g-sts that muon OF tna
present artillery can be rif- erooved. and need
not. therefore. be wasted; aud recommends
rbat the tight troops should be armed with
eechioaoipg arms. The facts that il is In
Danan 70 send troops iuto the held Ineffective
y armed; that muz2--oaoed weapons must
sooner or later be entirely superseded. ana that
even The cavalry will BE- armed with csrouss
And revoivers insEe "a OF sabres. ara adduced
70 support thus recommendation. While all
re nat,ous of Enrooe ARE making every effort
10 supply themselves w,h the most scientific
sud III -ctive weapons * is certainly the worst
u policy 10 continue, with q misplaced econo-
ny, to restrict our trc-ps TO the old muskst
.pn horse pistol. Even the Indians nov pro-
vide themselves win better armA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-05

Pau asmos AZ >s.rovs CAssx, l. r--Yessredsy
mc~nius considerable exoreeeet ossset ~ Grecs-
,ons, wullsasba's ass pieces al .osss. frru vssss
spss Of The bridge over h.woss crsx ~ shiss
80 meo hossee, toscsoe~ stu Ssos sads ss.vy
marble aco ume,s. scrc all arov rec-iru a. m num-as
mo TIE story cus 70 ~ cue s.o ~ v shsa q
ne three blst cross. - -usiy ses~iced ~ Ps~
Pisdar ne truss ana reaumcos wee not drowned,
rei,he~ vcse TIE see. tcisher zoe shs nov~ u y
srve ha, ercse o fail boz eli the tive sssns ~e'c
ush.< cl 9Th he cc serious oasusiy q the orrasas
OF zoe u.s's Ics ,wo Ilsscs rns oscs, sai tte
suaArupcos erIe I'd nc incoavea'eacs eeyesA On sr
temp ri,eo paah, ans noi 'esy aCce~s's cusnz rn1
A.idest ssd 10 nave bcss oAassi uy Nc egesxax q
ne chsius supporting ,he Driose rbe ~ ar w~-e COO
ne ed ~ evening 20 afut q osrris1r. ls-snr
o,r, The p.rc. a. the 100 ncn ~er- no a.oert.ised
b.t tnc ucctmsut -s On 10 the 1uos essoAxei "
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