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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

sssy~ The following from the New York Day Book,
shows that the fates not prOpitous towards Gen.
Houston. His admirers Of yesterday tcrsake him to-
day. The present organ of the Governor, once pro
uounccd him "transccndant humbug,' and after
wards, offered to him the most profuse adulation--
The New York Herald occupies the reverse Of this
after prasing the old Hero most lavishly, the same
paper now declares him every much of humbug."
We quote from the Day Book:
'Peoplc who read the Herald will recolect, per-
haps, that not long ago it enthusiastically and
in the matter Of editorials, profusely, in favor Of old
Sam Houston for President. This is the way Bennett
drops his whilom favorite to-day:
Gas for Houston, of whom so much has been said
he would not be by any means safe man for Presi-
dent of the United States. He is not conservative
man. would be very likely to plunge she country into
war, and furthermore, he is much of o humbus.''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
Wall Robbery.

(NTE the undersigned At Alyarade. mailed 10 cur
w Merchant, az Houston, ehesks 10 the amount Of
thousand and seVsny-se.en dollars and % cents.
(slO77 o5) which were taken out of the nail, aud
he order o. q, A. Wheat and others erased, and
made payable 10 +, s, Green, and the money drawn,
There is no donbi hut n o. White, County Clerk Of
Meridian, Is the man Who drew the money, 10 the
name u T. s Green he bought eIohangeOn New Or
leans Cor al part Of The checks, The 70 loving are
the numbers OF the bills OF exchange, and all persons
are notified not to purchase the same
Number 1859. $3.50; number 1870. $780, num-
Der 1871, $3.50; number 1879. sl0i rs.
J. & W. =, DURK.
AlvaradO. May 25. is60-49sw
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Yer pis,sis, Attorney.

p o. cis'Eiss Attorney.
'.-r,. les AZ seand!dGte Tor District attorney
.' ttl .... ,e..aL y .iEci.
ag no. -. srf- ed and requested 10 announce y. c
'. e.. Fog, Worth, as candidate for Dsi'iei 40
TOY CHIEF Justirr.
2y fSPS' We are Eg;nS; u, ed to an,
.ra Hr a-.. q. 'J Juiiiss o! Dallas county.
..4' . "a SsqS"stsd to announce woRMLEY
lt| i'e 'a' 'ce!ecaoa 10 ;he oisee Of Sher-
I'd requested 20 announce ~ o. Nc.
AI.'.,7 as ate for tie olaee CT S1trig Of Dallas
at#rrel-r.g lmsrogs friends, we sro authorised TO
9. srHa.r hlL- BEARD as candidate for Sks,is Of
Toy Cauuty Surveyor. -
Fa.r. ..-a 80 aud requested 10 announce WILLIAM
b. T17slIs ndidhte Tor reelection to the Office Of
..rf..." .. -.... unity.
trr Cennry TrcasGrsr.
rg. .. ..rrrrf.r and requested 20 announce HIRAM
TsEs- T.. ldac lot tho Office OF TREASURER o! Dali
~s-. ,aog and requested rs announce =. NJ WIG.
DI.TlS iato for the Office Of Treasurer OF Dallas
County
w.3r- rH.s..s, and rearrptod 70 announce EDWARD
Hc'.. 81 iiot" for reelection to the office Of
.rr.irlrs.. .. l.I.., county.
t-.s-a aatr--. aud rcorested to snroance DR.. SAM.
s. vr.g.,a lddte for County Treasurer for Dallas
or County Clerk.
Es f., ....s..' aai requested to orrnunce ToBT ".
tllEH .sr date for County Clerk, OF Dallas county.
So .r. author I'D and requested to announce q. +.
I.tET .- liRte for County Clerk, Of Dallas county.
Jr W. ..r urssd and rculcs'"d H. announce ALIEN
tNgE" %, a. candidate for County Clerk Of Dad
i.-. rH'IfI. ..,-.,
7V,ara.I'. a "a and rcquo,tcd 10 announce GEORGE
So LAWS ludidaie ior Cerl; OF the County Court OF
N.las county. -.. -.
Eerra author. i 10 announce THOMAS c. WILLIAMS,
a. can 4ii.g e.. county CLERK, OF Dallas county
A4sessor and Collector.
$50 r, rr.'., Il and reouss'cd to announce JOHN Il.
'ACFN'tN. lndlatc for the once Of assessor aud
c,'sais-, Of Dallas county.
We r. arth0f,l3d and requested u JAMES p.
.tlgpR.tH e. 4 candidate for reelection 70 the Office Of
.fl-sf1of gi,f C5gGctor Of Dallas county.
County Coinn,iSsioucr.
Wr .rlp cd and requested 10 announce + y WYNN
'aHf|a.g TOR the Office or County tg'n77ionfr of
-sro r.s.3 .rE rrlgo.,o1 to a0uoau-a JAMES
HOLLOWAY. as .sn,..a," a- ial nta. COUNT commits
..n.tI,c o. 'ba Pence.
Wr.... .Ia-14. liud H"lH s'nt n ANNOUNCE l. -N'Ih
4 1d Faft oT Nooi04a y: jHsneu of tc Igace precinct
'. '. NII.". rn,U :.
Cou,tnhgr pryciuc' No. :.
w azr .,,,l1-g. Il ua rc7ue-'sd announce JOHN H.
VIII 't . 'i7'oGoi t-Hrs7N-soi Precinct no Z, Dhl-
. 't. roIrty.
~ wcuc prtsad and Tesrnstsa 20 au0run5c w T..
'l-FLt ~ E1'l7tc 7I rSo o'c oi Constable ~ Pc
r.nn' N3.l, D1s comfy.
MyWC 'urnoH ID and requested 70 announce John
IiNN~t1 flddae Tor tho Office Of Constable, OF IRE
r.ur' Mol, UIa county.
WrHr nt' ou'cd and requested 70 apuouncc JAMES
SHEPPARD cWlilItc for Constable of Precinct No l.
D7t'aH county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

RAID INCREASE IN VALUE OF PRoPERTY.-By ref
to the valuable statistics of Ellis county, fur
nished us by the Assessor and Collector, Mr.. W. A.
Hawkins, it will be seen that Ellis county is one
the most fourishng in the State. In 1859, the tota
valuation of property $3.50 ,225 in 1860, it is
$2l25, 767 which is large increase in the value of
property. In 1869, there were in the county, CAT
negroes in 1860, 1,O0s. Other property has in
creased equally in value Ellis county is rapidly be-
coming one of the wealthest in the State, and in
point of intelligence and morality, her citizens are
unsurpassed by any community, in any State what
ever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

re- A reward Of $500 is offered by an aged
mother, in Houston county, for the murderss Of her
only son. Tho murder is represented as foul assas-
snaOn In order to assist the distressed LADY, We give
the description Of the villains
''sames l.. Landrum sabout "a years Of age. about
6 feet high. dark complexion and black hair, weighs
about l75 pounds. has generally very weak eyes.
John w. Mathes Is about % or - years Of age,
abou, feet inch high, light complexion and light
hair. weighs 1856 pounds. great talker aud boaster
and gambler. ELIZABETH ROBINSON
Crockett, May %, 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

puy- The True southron comes to US again. making
a handsome appearance. aud filled with choice read
ing matter, and showing much editorial ability, We
wish Il abundant success. The gallant editors have
settled, in the right way that vulgar and offensive
allusiOn to the color Of a certain bouquet Served
him him right, SOuthrOn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any LAWFUL Officer Of said county-G Greeting.
V7OU are hereby commanded to summon VIM.
4 Groomes, principal, and R. R. Fletcher Co.,
assiguors, by publication in the Dallas Herald
to be and appear before me. Jas. N. Smith, 2
Justice of the Peace in and for the county OF
Dallas. precinct No l, at my Office, on the 30th
dav of June, A. D. 1860, between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. NJ. and two o'clock P. NJ. of said
day, to answer the complaint of Thos Emerson,
assignee, on a plea of debt due by note $3s A
cents
Fail not and due return make as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 29th day of May, A.
n 1860. JAS. N. SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
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Straye(l F!

IRON the subscriber. living on Onion n
II Creek, Ellis county, Texas, . pair Of IN
MULES, one mouse-oelored, mare mule, @A
about IA IL hands high; five years old this Spring;
branded with two letters rather dim. The other is
bay. horse mule. years old, and about 10 hands
high very good PAGER; both names and tails sheared
and we're harness marked Said mules left about the
LIST Of May will pay any person we'll who will de.
liver them to me or give me any information so that
can get them. JOHN W. JONES.
| WaIahanhie. MAY 30. lS6O-49,iM
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SlraYcd !!

IRON the subscriber in waxahsehie. on ,<,<Ts
Il the night 4 the 10Th. LIGHT BAY RH
MULE. three or four years old, between II
and Is hands high, branded on the left jaw and
shoulder with the letter A. II was last seen below
Dallas. and making its way towards Collin, where i
was raised. Any Information thankfully received
and literally rewarded. Address Jonathan Allen,
Mckinney, Texas NJ. W. ALLEN,
Mckinney, May Goth, ls60-49;3w.
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rnl,tnr.Ir l,rccinc, Ne. Z.
rfney AnvDPrrsEnrENrs.

Cog notices at Strays by NJ. y. Allen, and j. W.
Jones.
Attention olllcl to the Law Carl Of Messrs. Ker-
foot I. Waller Dallas, Iexas--young of talent
AMI Gue business qualifications. We cordially COM
mend then T. he pubic,
See announcement of j. II, Holloway, Dallas coun-
tr. ne Candidate FOR County Commissioner, Mr. IIol
loway is sro&cu Of as highly qualified for the Office,
aal Is It gpu.lruyin of real merit.
Sec announre,ucnt Of D. c. Dade ESQ, candidate
t- District Attorney. Mr. Dade is gentleman of
duc algats, good Lawyer, and possessed of genial
manners ,hat render him very popular He will
make a good run. Our friends, Record and Dade,
vii have f. 81 ircd racc--tas an Irishman would soy)
@'i0P"i.. they VILE
500 notices Of sundry articles, for sale by W. W..
Peak and Bro. At the sign Of the Golden Mortar
These gentlemen are doing a smashing business, and
invite attention 10 their stock of vauables
Sec advertisement of valuable Hotel Property, for
sda BY 6 g. skilnorc, KcKinney, Texas. This Ho-
,sl has always enjoyed high rcpuration and been
literally pntrouized.
Attention is CALI ed to the long list of cstrays from
Ellis county
SEQ Card Of A j. Hay, Wool Factor and Commits
rsn Merchant ioustou, Texas. Wool growers in
this county gyali do we'll to consider his card.
) CAsrs B.lL--The Texas Opposition party still
tsist:ng--s,mo If them--tc run Gen. Houston for
the Presidency, Notwithstanding the party repre-
s,al-d in the Contention that Nominated Bell-it is
clearly acesHs Mi
- Oar auiable neighbors of the Mex nncy Mes
~ I
fayo~o Gen. ucuston. We admire the sincerity Of
t,e editor b. cannot believe that Bell will hearken
70 his voice since the Louisville Journal says that he
Belly vi. surely lie elected, and counts largely upon
Maryland a Bel man, in this county, calls Hous-
tou an OH coon, but thinks Bell is much better
ore, and viii .onseluently vote for him.
tSsrl1 10 orr yGEEBApLE Gov.-The reports Of the
Shago Black lepublican convention, state that Gen.
iIoi ton received IN that body, rotes for the Vice
Presidency be number Of the reported delega-
tien from Tes We conceive that no greater insult
could be oicrci O. Southern gentleman, and that
gentleman ias Ektcuiive Of n sovereign Southern
slaie tiiau 70 g. heir votes for him in such body
a. the one that convened in the wigwam Mt Chicago.
tn.f iicn ~ the Vice Presidency 1t is too bad !!
j. j. ~, slat phy gave him those six votes, hut
The Texas drlee a1tn to the Know Nothing convention
At Baltimore. LED for HIN, We suppose the Texas
Delegation 81 Gu So ~ the ssme siS votes only
= Bad is9agi- i{ehtiol, ~ ne Vice Pres
a.sty - "a ssreg.h ssat 80 :aa satsr' =
.ss - s.las sssssi = t-.e fsr51i,eH q, stee &
az sztF FEer q ~ q fT9 -2aFerisSls q
ssil.i sfsi Z. - pstas7r si.3net nssa
feffy s.fasse ~ flgdges ~ s,ass. i sssrss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

DGs" Bell now runs upon the broad platform of the
Union and the Constitution. short time ago, il
was too broad and the plank of religious liberty"
was particularly offensive to the Know Nothings.-
But now their candidates strut the stage, and
take the whole platform, religious liberty and ALL
The green old age of the venerable senator, has, per-
haps, something to do with his enlarged views Of
charity.
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STRAYED,
Notice. to Stock Buyers.

ON Thursday, the 10th day of June, 1860, will
~ offer for sale, ut public auction, l6 miles w. OF
Greenvile, near the residence of Daniel b. Graham,
500 head of stock Cattle, and so head OF
Beef Cattle, in lots of from % to 100
Terms of sale: Twelve Months Credit-the pur-
chasers required to give bond with approved security
ELIZABETH H. H. GRIFFIN.
Greenville, Hunt Co., May 2Sd, 1860. 4s-Sw@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

What good time the Dallas editor Is having be-
cause certain fair one smiled on him and lent to
everything a eoulsur de ror Crockett Printer
Just the reverse. perhaps. Because she would not
smile. we took revenge by praising everything but
her own fair self
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

~ The soundest rating that we have known Gen.
Houston to get we have heard from those consistent
men of the old Know Nothing party, who voted for
him last year, but who curse him, for his oppo
sition to their regular candidate.
The good old man sits on thorns,
None but ninnies kiss his corns,
Let him then draw in his horns
And good luck to the nice old man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

Tue BELL PLATFoRM-Eo North mo East, no Soutl
no West, no everything, Know Nothing, and mol
especially nothing in particular.
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Nh. EyrAr1r Drclrxs.-The Washington CORES

ponient of the Boston Traveller states that 1t Is
ported IN Washington on the authority Of q relative
81 Mr. Eresett, that be viii net accept the position
assigned to him apoR The Baltimore ticket -.assc
Yost Dag DeeE
Esereit don tHisn to play second On the Bell Tick
e. srsasa hs may b. called upon % carry cat the
Plss-iastf sisssr:rsis; = u bfi'' !" s9sen'-
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BELKsAr, Texas, May 26th, 1860.

WAxAHlcHE, MAY Both, 1850.
DEAR HERALp At the request Of WA Hawkins Assessor and
Collector OF this county, send you recapitua,on OF the
sesen roll Of Ellis county, for the years 1889 and $780, fol-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
AdministratOr's Notice.

TNHE undersigned having been appointed at the
l. May term 1860 Of the County Court Of Ellis
county, Texas administrators Of the estate OF Isaac
W. Cunning, deceased; all persons holding claims
against said estate hereby notified to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed BY law
and those indebted to the same will please make
prompt payment.
NANCY pUNNING,
VALENTINE SEWER.
waxahachie, May 80, lS60-49;6w
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Tayo,s Cuba smoking Tobacco

CoifE Of this world renowned Tobacco, prepared
y for the pipe has just been received OF the Railroad
Corner together with Powhasan Pipes, sna stems,
fset long. Those who hare tried this Tobacco say
n Of II, the vide world pleasure 81 sweet
A n sltnsnr the window and ~, 20 yoi'r ieetz
PM Az II ~ the tafn whose Favor ilisi siits.
~ - - e fis s,,'li 'aip D. zoos e your hets
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STRAYED.

JNrom the subscriber about the iZth Inst, q me
4 SORREL MARE, 8 years old, is hands III
high aaxen name and tail, saddle marks on
each side, no brand. At the time Of losing her, her
name and foretop was slightlycropped. Any infor-
nation of her whereabouts will be literally rewarded
D. 7. ELLIS.
Dallas, May 28d 1s6O-47:t IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

NJ L. SWlN0, will act As nay Agent during my
Nj absence from the State lie Is fully authorised
and empowered 10 attend TO any sad AL business in
which am interested, JOHN j. dOop'
May lith, lSb0-4GaW,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

L... H-f9 Ee Nd requested 10 announce J, X. r. RE-
t.-.,. 's,- a. sesndldLte Tor District attorney
.tatl.a s..aL " .tgiei.
.s r. artr cd and requested 10 announce y. c
." .... Ford Worth, as candidate ioT Disi'ei 20.
'"..|. .".. ... judicial District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

CAsrs B.LL-l,--Thc Texas Opposition party still
% rsistng--s,ue # thenn--tc run Gen. Houston for
tho Presidency, Notwithstanding the party repre-
s,al.d in the Convention that Nominated Bell--t is
clearly aeesHs H,H-i.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-22
GA Farmer"


Wechserfdlly give place in our columns to-day tt
aAFSmsro It s not necessary for us to say, thai
we sditfer with him in toto.
AS win be seon he is opposed to the present pos'
ton the South occupies in relation to the Nationa
Democratic party and is in favor Of 'non-inteention
and .Sauatter Sovereignty, We will not undertake
formal reply to the arguments Of "a Farmer" which
are pretty mach the same as those so often used by
the DOUGLAS school Of politicians. AS to what this
man Of that man said or as TO the resolutions this OF
that party adopted years ago. when this question was
presented and viewed under different phases from
what It has now assumed we attach but little inpor.
tance.
gone thing we know is, tho eight Cotton States is
>How compact-a unit-a unit upon principle, truth
and Justice; and their harmony is to be broken and
their counsels distracted We will leave that abour Of
love- to such of their sons feel able and willing to
assume the responsibility. We viii content ourselves
by refe ring the reader editorial prepared for
our present issue before our friends article was hand
ed in which embraces pretty much all the topics con-
tanned in the article Of "a Farmer" and leave them to
form their OWE Judgment as to the proper course for
the South to pursue. q. &.
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Chief Justice fancy.

We are gratfed to see that the statement which
recently appeared, that the venerable Chief Justice
had fallen to the floor from ezaustion was mistake
The National htelssnesr, in oontradcting the state
mont says;-
We think it proper, in order to relieve any anxiety
which tho report may have created among the Judges
friends at distance, to say tnat it was untrue hf
health happy to learn, is as good 1T hes beer
for Some time past
we trust that the life aud health of this noble mar
and Just Judge may be long spared but in the course
Of natural and human events, be must before great
while leave his active duties and in me be gathered
to his fathers. When he is g6ne and his worthy as
sociates with him, and their places supplied by time
serving hucksterers, what will become OF the "oper
question" then, which some of our politicians pro
nouneed ali dbstactsanf We had better strike now
while the spirit up the South succombs at this
point and yields to 'Squatter Sovereignty" we are
sous beyond recall, and no future effort need ever be
attempted to raisethe spirit Of our people.
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From the Sumter Watchma1.
Rail Road Convention.

The Convention was organized on motion OF Capt
J. A. Carnes. by calling Col. S. B Massey of Lancas
ter to the Chair and requesting j. s. Richardson Jr
a. A. Gilbert and Charles Spencer, 10 act as secre
taries .
COL Massey. on taking the Chair explained the Oh
ec Of the meeting and having returned his thanks to
the Convention for the honor conferred upon him, an
uounced it ready fot business.
The following delegates reported themselves and
were enrolled -. ....,--.~.. -. :
From Kersha,u--Capt wiley Kelly, L. GcKnnon,
j. E. King, ]. /. Tler, G. W.. King, J, R. Shaw Dan
,el Gardner, John aaraDeS B. 8. Lucas Capt, T, R
Canteg, Willis Jose5: =.
From, oaaren:ao1nAHon. y. Ingram, J. P. Rich
acason Jr.. T R Plo~den. R lR Haynswos.h W T
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NORTH CAROLINA
White Sulphur Springs,

WILL BE OPENED FER VISITORS ON TIL
w lst Of June. They are sitnned near the pres
ent terminus ofthe Western North Carolina Rail- 'oai
NOT hours ride by superior "nnibusss aud
stages
The Proprietor has procured the sofrices Of
THOMPSON TYLER,
az Manaaei whpse experience at The most Fashionable
Watering Places OF Virginia. added 10 his commanding
appearance and gentlcmanly bearing, insure god
order and gooh fare.
The very best BALL ROOM LEADER and
SLACK BAND Of MUSICIANS that lhr CITY Of
Richmond Virginin. affords, have been procured
RIDING VEHICLES and HORSES BILLIARD
SALOONS aid BOW LING ALLEYS are at The com
mapd IF visitors. The couuly is elevated henlhy
The scenery is eaulifu, and roads most excellent :;
and the pleasure grounds extensive There is no
better waer than that ufluried 10y the North Carolina
White Sulrhnr Springs
The patronage oil the Carolinns is confidently reed
on to re?ay the Proprietor Tor lie expensive outlay he
has made to lit upa Watering Place suited TO their
wants And lie promises thai NJ" pnirs shall be
spared by himself or hi gcnlleanly sisrant To reli-
der oil who may visit him. pleasant and comfortable.
II. ]. ROBAkDs, Proprietor.
May 22--lt
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Ayers Extract of snrsapariiIa.

None but physician knows how much a reliable
alterave is needed by tile people. On all sides Of u.s.
in all communities nothing but an nlte'afire cures
Hence great many Of them have been made and put
abroad with assurance of being efrectual But they
fail to accomplish the cures they promise because they
have not the intrinsic virtues they claim In this state
Of the case DR.. J. C. Aver Co. Of LOWELL have sup
piled us with compound Extract Of sarsaparlla,
which does prove to be the l6ng desired remedy Its
peculiar difference from other kindred preparations in
market is that it cures tile diseases for which it is
recommended while they do not. We are assured OF
this fact by more than Of our intelligent Physicians
in this neighborhood and have the further evidence OF
Of our experience of its truti,.-7snnsssee Farmer
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Especial Dispatch to.A aha lestoa courier.l
The Chicago {yminations.

ChhGo, May 49, 3P. n.
The Black Republicans r9aated the Hon. Abraham
Lincoln of Illinois, to-day, he third ballot os their
candidate for the Presidenc&y majority Of two.
The nomination was afterp<Rs declared unanimous.
CHIcAS May ls, 1O45 P. M-
The Hon. Haniba. HamGnb Maine was this after
noon nominated as the Bacfsepublican candidate for
the Vce-Precdency.
i i CHICAGO May IS.
The Black Republican Invention adopted their
Platform to-day. It consis of sixteen distinct sec.
tions 1t condemns the re,5ctons on Naturalization
also the Democratic doctrine ssuatter Sovereignty,
and tavors the Homestead L, National Improvements
the Pacific Rail Road-audProtective Tariff: Either
Seward or Lincoln will be tsnomnee.
MARRIED.
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MARRIED.

Os Monday, the l4th ins.a,y Rev. W. E. Hughson,
Mr.. JAS. L. REED, of Lantser, to Miss MARY L.
BRowN, Of Liberty Hill. -
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IndispensableS.

ITIVE Minu.e Ice cream cLurns, Ice Pitchers. Ice
l. nalIets. egg whps. Butter prints, Saratoga RI"
pans. Lantrnns Blaucnmnge moElds, Etnas. Fluid
Lamps u,l new principle cl"ppng dishes. Dish
covers Stew pans. CnlI"ndres. Gravy and Sugar s'
terry, Bake puns. S,liahub cnrus ciruters, Nut
crackers and picks, Towel sands. Clocks Garden
,rowels and ploughs, Grid. irons, Soup dgesIers,
Sifters Scues and weights. Preserve kettles. Self
sealing Jars rut,ypans Rolling pls Cake cinni'ters
Tin rnbs and Puiis Steak beaer-. knife slmrPners
and CLEANERS, Mortars cl"tl;e pins, Lunch boxes.
Scrub and white wash brushes, Meat choppera and
presses. Cup m"s. Pruning shars. GafdeI rakes and
scufles, DC, &c Just received aud for s:ir at the
"Old CurLer," i W. GOSSEi.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-22
eambfn ueeklgI I9aafual,
Tuesday, May %, 1see.
THO. j. WARREN. Editor.
Omitted.

The proceedings OF the Rail Road meeting held in
Manning, Clarendon District on the llth inst, was
unayoidaby crowded out Of our paper to-day. Sever
al obituary notices. and rsws items was obliged to be
omitted this week, but shall appear in our next