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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18

Hxs- A celebaated minister OF the Cos
pei lately preached prolix sermon from
the text Thou art weighed aud found want
IN After the congregation had listened
about an hour, some began to show wear
mess and leave; others soon followed,
greatly to the annoyance Of the preacher
Another person was about TO roiire, when
then the divine stopped in the midst OF his
sermon and said:
That's right. gentlemen, as soon as
y,n are weighed pass out He continued
his discourse at some length after that, bni
no one disturbed him by leaving
WHITTIER DRIFTING-- NEGRO EQUALITY
One Of the signs Of the times. and Al
indication of where Republicaaism Is dr'f''
inc, was exhibited in New Boston, Cler'
mont count, Ohio, last week. kepub
l;can demonstration was made there, one
of the principel features of which was
procession. In that procession wers lou
wagons filled with negroes, each carrying
rail perpendicularly. In one of the wa
CONS was banner TO represent the God
dess of Liberty underneath which was writ.
ten, "Negro Equality" The black par
Of the procession was flanked by two ne
groes on horse back, who offlcate1 AZ mar.
shals to the peculiar division. The affair
has created much excitement Throughout,
the country --O Ohio Statesman.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18

Let one sav he eanlot govern his plssiel
nor iin'ier them from breaking out ami carryin g
him into action; for what he can before a prince or
great man he can 10 alone. or in the presence of
God i he will
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Office Il HEREBY GIVEN. that I ni
= sell 1T Public auction on Tucs'isF tie = "a
OF October 1860. at the residence Of Ne'tart0ss
Woodward late of Marskal Cernty deceas'1 ~
his personl property. not taken ny The z.aoe d.
consisting OF Horses Hogs, Cattle. iarrfif.f-
Household furniture &c. &c. A crc,.:i ni nIar
months will be given on all sums over tire dollars
the purchaser Giving his note with appros 81:
curity with interest, waving valuation ,.a0 80
pral.emcnt laws.
Hannah T.. Woodward A'iministratr. (.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
ENG sE sc W g q Is Z. Es
w 60 g. .l ID 9
LIGHT FROM COAL OIL.
Read Slowly Pause Frequently,
ACT DECIDEDLY.
II. 3. + er S h in g Sc Co.

Have iust received large stock of Coal, Ker-
oscne. and Carbon Oil Lamps. suitable for Church
es. Public Buildings, Parlors and Kitchens, which
thew are selling very low, and every Lamp sold
by them will give light equal to the light of SIX
candles combined and at cost of one third OF a
cent an hour.
This light is superior to ever, other. Except
sn-lishtO and costs one half less than any other
light known All lamps sold by us are warrant
cd to give satisfacto the money will he re-
funded.
Call and see fo- yourselves, Lamps and Oils
kent on hand all the time at the Drug store.
Sent 2Sth 1860. PURSUING Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
JUST BECSIVEO.

A NFW supply of Groceries Of all kinds that
u will sell At prices defying competition.
will sell goods of the best quality for less price
than any other Grocery House in Plymouth -
Give me call and viii satisfy you.
4. J. PATTERSON
sep27-36tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18

MEAT MARKET.

CHARLES SHOEMAKER. on La
Y J porte street, few doors west of Palmer's
Store, keep a good supply of FRESH MEATS
for their old customers, and as many new ones as
NAV find il to their interests Ia call on them.
I~Thev will pay the highest market prices in
ASH for Fat Cattle. Sheep, Hogs and Fowls.
UFMarket every morning except SUNDAY;
aug ll-ltf
nElIOWS. Auvils, Vices end all kinds OF
u blacksInithlng tools at
II. h. DICKSON 4 Cos
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18

]. NJ. WIcErzEs's communication Will
appear in our next issuc--came to hsoo
TOO late fol- this issue.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
BE SURE YOU'RE RIGHT
AND HEN GO AHEADi

| am now receiving assortment Of goods
that will compare favorable with ANY Stock in
Northern Indiana. 1t IS nos necessary to enlarge
upon the subject Of honest dealing &c.-as tbs Is
matter of course. in n well regulated establish
ment Bys'rict attention to business. hope to
receive my hare Of your patron i.yc.
Respectfully, ADOLPf1 MYERS.
u watches, Clocks and Jewelrv. repaired b
good workman, in the most approved manner
nisf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
IKE a." GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS
NEVER SURREFDERf

To the citizens Of MARSHALL and surrounding
counties. We return YOU many THANKS for the
yer. liberal patronage you have extended to us.
ana hope by HONEST AND FAIR dealing TO
merit liz continuance. We have last received our
FALL < WINTER
goods and car show Won a much lrger stock
taan ever before comprising everything in the
line OF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-18
PATENT MEDICINES

q ZEN MLDIIINEN
of tie day. PHYSICIANS prescriptions carefully
put VI at I'll hours, day night, by experienced
drug4ist'.
We earnestly invite the public 10 favor rs with
a cal, examine Our stock. aud become convinced
Of thc fact that doing liberal business
G.. BLAIN x Co
Plymouth. Ind. March 29ih. 1889
ADMINS RATORS NOTICE
The under,i gned earnestly requests all VIII
know themselves - he indebted to the estate
the late DR.. Ruins Brown, 10 settle their acrouts
Immediately, or the same will be collected by law
x. NJ Brosno.
Sept. l3thn5i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
itebsebn Tub im Waler unc cas llier
l6ien nab portsu jiemltd lei6t.
Jprtiesuns folet.
Sumcriitiibe8.

Yoter Serteli he Yocite. -
Jn elmer Ger leBten Nummern Der u&irz
bcntettun9" 3teht poter Strtsl in einem
lan9eren Nrtifel 9e9en zen uN.2). Demoz
frat" 81 6elce unp ma@t am StbluB fol-
9enne 8emerfunaen:
uNlS Ofittel 9e9en Die "@efabren" Yerz
ldreitt Bet uDenpfrat" Muftldruns her
Wfal1en III reliat0ler Bestebuna, oter niht
pur@ politilde Stumprsrner, pie bsute ~
uno moracn 10 ZEN D}antel na9 Sem
Tino creben> loncern curd Golfelebrer
unc Necner Der ,pabren Bilpun9 pcu, 10
unacfdbr pie Trolb, 6Irlb, Dulon, Sitter,
Tulter, Sblamu, Sbronln, Shmamn,,
Sbrtmm Strum, &rall, &ru, &ruu unp
&t0Q, Samm, &ramm Direlrum, SiuA
SanA &ln9 unc Slang! 9fur 10 mirr
Die Nepubtit 9erettet.
9lllo:
Saaut gu, ibr 3eitunsalhreiter.
Sblen~, Gitls, Sh,peinetreiter
Dab iecrr tbue feline pHiht
uno itets 9bt 1att auf 6euer II. 9i6t,
Dab Ter Mepublittein Sbapen oelbibt.
9bimpft rarum nur MIDI ben pater
WlSrtel,
SD bleite cc1 Der alte i Sertel.
So lang cer 6u8be5 mid patrontrt
Der Warel auf Gu6 9lQe -bob<
abtunQ5Ypu unp erae6en1t berabbltft."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

Outer isis fir bic Teucrz
frcler. - prentice, Nerafteur res
"2ouisviue Sournal," perb1bnt Die luoli=
den SuneeeSertriimmere1 unp Beuerfrel<
ler fpl9encermaben:
"NI5 Elm 9ute6 Smen betradten mir
cas 6adtum, ras i'm paNaic Glu0e bei
Newz Uorf Elm jun9er Mui9ator sefan9en
wurce - Der erite perarti9e Belu9> ben
man je in jenen @e,pdNern aetrofen. Gin
fellun9 pe6 Gsrfebr6 NIT Dem Norpen 3u
prepiSen, 1T fir Die iiicli6enSecelV lVonilten
uerlorene Mube, wenn ielbit ibre ampbi<
bilden &eptilien gen Noroen na9 6utter
oeben."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
1ultu8 0ecr9tt,

culiu8 0eor9tt,
1ffentli@e1 Nptar,
Gdeber Moblbap- unp 6ten @traBe, seeeniit.r
ber fransSl. tatb. Stride,
emn6ch1t 66 1eiuen beutl4en Mitbiir0ern CUR
Mufertiauna unp Beslautieuu9 bon esri9tli9en
Dufumenten uuo llrfuneen, ais: 3auter!eten,
6ypotbefen (Oeees uno Morteases), @fietbS'
u@no @ @el4afts- Gpntratteu, 3eltamenten, gea.
moebten fir tas eulauo unb Deutl9lanb, lo1ple
CUR Belorsuus aaer in roa Nptarfa@ slnl&laSen' &c
Sen @el1Gfte. le2z.lV
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

Moenten Der Minn. Staats5eitu"9'
Winnelpta.
ho1inos uue Dafota Go. 6err 5er,og.
Tsm- linn une Bruwn County 81. 0orlter,
a. N1eter unp glicolet @ty W- S6immel,
@t.Intbuny II. Miuniapuia, Ortb u. &noelaues'
Carver ct Suit,
Manfatc $ IT pIaI1.
5iu pater unp Walbinstcn @tv ST. S4eHer,
gDiupua uno Q4iuuna GtY Or. Slider.
Beueplaiu 5err 6rons y. 5esberltsot::
Nar,bault, Sice g., 5err @ottfrieo 5ledenltein.
New~ Irier yerr Guaen Ibe'n.
Neaos Gambling, 8. Ouerre.
&eo gDius, 5err 5cbN 6riebridb'
Batalbaw, @ecrs Suber.
Ga Gro1e, 5err 6ea.- ~
Buffac @itY, Disc. 81. S4uttler.
1ountain City, Wisc. Or. Spllpr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

ppliti1de6 Gurio um. -
Das in @ranp Sunction> Genn., erl9eiz
nence Blutt uQuip Nune" bat erei Scr
aueaeter, Die l@ nidt iter einen prdl<
oentldaIt6fanoioaten eini9en f6nnen, unp
pas Blatt unter ltiigt rem9endB lowobl
Breckenridge ols ou6 Douglas. Die cine
Seite, Die Don @ol. Sally uno Or. Yre=
mttt berau59r9eben >piro> trd9t ben Naz
men douglas unp Spbnlon" unter
Mufldrift ynotionalzpemofratilW lWes Gidet"
an Der SpiBe> NIT Ter 8emertlne, rab
Die anoere Seite> bic BON &. O. Mpom6
berau6aeseben Miro fnpen iid Die Naz
men Breckenridge uno Sane" ol6 ,,oos
einsi9 wabre NATIONAL pelnotratil9e Sit
fet!" neb(t elmer entlprc9encen 8emerz
frnQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
6la|Ij1er Mabnbrief1euer.

Warame
S@iQer la9t:
Da5 2eten 1T bet Sitter b1dtes ni9t.
Der lletel ar6bte6 aber 1T Die @hulp
BON $23.8 Gents um Die i6 Sie 1don
ie46 Wfal ernltli@ 9ebeteu babe, S9
bite um cnolide Mbmabun9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

$50 to m men Die . a ttenb Il e
ber?- G5 sibt 6 bts Z Miuionen
Grauen3immer in ben Ser. Staaten> unp
jepe brau6t weni9itens our9lbnittli9
oret biS pier ,6lte pes Sabres. - go
fommt piele unmal1e BON Bonnet6 nun
Der Torbao> cine Stort in Wa7a6uz
letts. 1T pieQei@t Die 9rS6te StrcbbutzGa>
brifltapt in Der QGelt.
Sn elmer oorti9en Tobrif ollein fno
800 Wde@en uno 269 Mdnner bel9df<
tiat 5000 Mrbetter werpen au6erbalb rer
Gabrif bel6dftiet uno $4,000 MannSz
uno Irauenbite meroen td9lib fabriiirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

o@ib nur N6t, Mama> unlsr &utl9er
erpiir9t eines 1ases nod unierSann9en"
~Wie 70 renn, mein Sunee?"
,Denfe Dir nur, seitern Mbene Idlane
ber &utlaner prunten in Der @asenre~
m,ie pem Stubenmdp9en beipe .bdnbe
um ben 5ale uno orldte fe fef an fd>
unp tpenn fte ibn nidt getl6t Bate um
BON ibm lo63ufommen, 70 miirpe er fle
rabr(@einli@ erproflslt baben"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

~8ie 9ebl e8 DR. alter &amerab 2"
fra9te Semanp einen Befanntell bel cem
has beba9li9e 2eben eine ancere @en<
run9 9enommen. uWie's 9ebt mieoer@
bolte 2eBterer lin elmer Nrt &pie ben
@6ttern i'm 5immel mir eilen unp trinfen
ni6t."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
ct. Suits
MtnneIDta<9QuS,

Manfatc, Gde BON 6rent< unp Ylum @tra6e,
Dclt e.: -+g s.i a.
Clemens &rcn. .-. t~:.-s
Der llnterseibnste leuft bermit ereetenit bic
Auimerfiamfet pes pub!isum auf iein uOblein-
seri1tees @aitbaus gun, -. .- ,z..~,
Minnelotaz6au6> rz ~z.nT lts
ne!des in 8esus auT feline inuerf MusRattuna.
preile unb 8eoienunS teinem dbnli9eu Gtabli0f.
ment i'm Ncrowelten radbitebt.
Us wtro beicnoerS haraui bin9emitltn, baB }lt
YET oen' paule quite StaQuns befnbtt nnb aQe
Sorten Gutter fur pferee unp O9len tets ju ba.
ben finb.
69b ~@& 4a - Glemens aren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
9tr. 49,
0QltbQulrr unb SalDn5.

S5rtel sSaber,
Tortz Strabe> 9e9eniiter cer alten
uSdpeiserz 5eimatb".
untsrseibneter emgfeblt t,ern,it ieinen alten
1rsuneen in Miuuelrta uno hem publifum i'm
Nusen einen lsiu ueuerGiTnetss bfqnem uno wcbn-
td staaeribtstss @jait= nne 3ritbaus.
@sseentib strfebrenre, mie bier anlilf9e
wertbc Daitt fnren in meinem 9aule quite Be-
rirtbuns uuc Sefrieeisuns aller seredten Mn-
lpriibe.
Gute Stalluns befueet lIt tei'm 9aule.
paul Taber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
~ tn,teiptd Spuie,

Gde bet Giinften uno Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
entraeblt lein neu eineerhteteS @a1baus beaens.
Nei1enoe unp @jepad werpen na9 unp Don ben
8octen gratis befDrpert.
Tarmer finben ca CUTE Stallunsen.
Ntcplaus pttgtefer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
@eebrte STrQu Opftprin

@eebrte Trau Doftorin!
Sie fennen Die IhDnen Worte 2epnpz
renS an Gorquato 1allo;
9Siuit cu Senau erfobrell mas i6 ;ieu1t,
So fra9e nur tel eclen 6rauen ant.
unc cebbalb fra9e id BET Sbnen an
cb es li6 5iemt, cae sic meinem 9ebilpez
ten 6austnedt bic 9biir meiler, penn ct
Die $120 fir Die beipen Seipenroben einz
fa|iiren mill.
@eidiebt pies au6 beute> 70 merce i6 bic
Ne9nun9 meinem Npvotaten ubereeten.
@6tbe ldbt in leinem 6auR 0otlpiel
ben Otreftoren la9en:
@reiit nur binein in6 pole Menl1en<
leben
uno no Dus patf, ro it's intere7ant.
2luU ib babe ollo III rcm Sberif 9e<
lprpden, ais id Jpn rem @crbaltsteitbl
ouf Sie iitsr9at. Nenn sic nun rieien
@riT nibt fir fo iebr intsre0ant balten
loutsn wie @0tbe, 10 lenpen Sic mir beute
bis 5 llbr Die $ll2 netf Soften.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
MpDre0eM.

1afpb Bprf II. Srmber,
@fe per 5e9sten unp WabalbapltraBe>
ct. paul,
empfeblt Idb benz Yublifum nit ta9l.d tr1I9 g.
bafeuem Yrpo uuo SUDDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
Jpbu 9ae9eumullcr'S
Qttt5buro NQoerbter=

Gde Der Ortten unb Hrbert-@tr.
ct. paul, Wtnn.
GaS SD balte itsts CURES 2asertier> beli>
fate 8rarciss> dhte 6leanna- Gigarren, nuaae-
Seihnsten Gmmsntbasr unc yimturger Rdle, TO-
ME anoere faltt Speieu prrrdtbia.
0Ssr's uilbt sIauten wtu, rsr fpnlme unb lber-
seu9e ll6. Guer 6r,u
Spbu 6aqQen ii Ter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
Gepr0 0ruber
9>prtb=SxSejfern=Sptel.

Gde ccr &ctert~ unp Tinften Straben
ct. YouL Minn.
Dteles 9erdumiee, init luftigen 3immern tpcbl-
veriebene uno in jeper 8esiebune comfcrtatel ein-
eeridtcte neue 0ait~ uub aolbans, 1T bisrmit Der
CUNT ceS putituns be tens empfpblen bon
9S Sui. @rob, GigentbImer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
Carl Nanapamt,

Carl Na6apant,
1ffentli1er Notar,
be1orst bic Musfertieuns nno Besleub'sun9 auef
seribtliden Ootumente. 4,A,.
Yelonbere Mufmertlamfeit miro benz 9fa@ lela7
aen unp Muflu9en pun BefBtitelnn 9sp'en1st'
Sfhce in Der 2aw Office Der 9erren s.: un'
6. 8. GufQan, 3. @tra6e, i1ber H'tt|e's 1"@'
@tpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
MDorel1en.

%iu,onton S MalmroS,
DeutI6e q M0pDta te II,
Dritte @traBe,
oeqeniiber Der Bauf Der 3erren s. u. q. 98iu'us,
@t.YauL Minneloto.
&, QB. edmonton Oscar Wtalmroe'
Yraltsiren in alen @taats- @tri@ten u"o in
benz Ser, Staaten- (0eri4t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REUTHER e. EXEL;
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
&. $ 6. .. 6ilfaan.

3. s 6. .. @ilfiaan'
9lpvofoten unp &e9t6>Mnpalte,
empreblen F9 ibren p.rebrten eeutl@:n M'teur.
aern als Ne1tsbeiit6upe une ms Seltnpere 3u1
Nusiertisung Don lrtunbeu ,e.
Offiee: rleber 4itt!s's Bu@>eaeen, Or'tte
StraBe, ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
Delleueoere Saloon,

.]HEA A pelleuebere Saloon,
&sssshA< Srittc Stra6c,
Smu9cn @albinstcn- uno 6ranfln @traBe,
st. Youl> Minne1ota.
Iieler Salpn iit ouf bas Mprernlte eineerid>
tet lieiert cd)te Wctr1nfe, BAT cts cine Nusrobl
rcn ouanartissn 3eitunssn auiliesen unp eewabrt
BEN 0alten bus praHtvuue Yaupraml Don Slug
unp Yer9eu.
9. @atriel1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
Wfilwnufif &a0erbier<@alle,
9>cue ele9aute @eitauratipu
i'm 2ltbenIum,

Gde Der gr9ause Yine @trabe.
Oieiee neu eiuseri9tste G'atlil1ement 1T bier
init ben, persbrtsn oeutl9en publitam teilens en-.
pfpbleu.
Sdmmtlilte Mrteu falter 9pelen llnb lets su
6aten, csbsIeeten vortrehi9es Vasertier unp ale
(cnlti9en @etr1nfe in pprSusliber Gualitat.
3. Memml er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
9rittcr .eJabroan9.
Die JllinnejOtu Staut56el,un0

Die JllinneIotu 5taut55el'un0
Gde Der Oritten uno 2S b1p'
5truBe, cine Irepps BOO,
er1betnt mDbentlib uno foltel imel Cou.
per Jabr, in VorouettiablunA.
Ginaslue 9fu ,mern fofen et"ts'
Scoin9ungcn.
Atpnuirsu fanu rnan au ,rseno elmer 3elt oes
>,hrea: ppob f1uueu Die pen, ltpnneme1t Doran*
aebeucen Nammern uibt nabselanot wsrcsn.
Ser 5ublcrptOns Setras fann in 9foten IT.
,eno einer suten Yant enss tid ~erotn::
WE Wsuu @elp in reAiltrirten Briefen per<
loren aebt, trasen mir ben 0erlult; op@ "'eet m
unresitrirtsn 8rie1en.
Mle Mittbsiunsen, @eoer u. I. 70. l'no au
aoprelliren: ,ce1
Mcutber S Ggel, putli1bsra'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-22
UltD 0ultwaD 0ouSe,

UltO 0allWaO 9ouSe,
Orttte Strabe,
pterbalb Der Yreststsrianer Stride.
piern,t trinee ih CUR ausemeinen NenntniB,
haB rie 5rrnt pts vDalipav auies" in einen
prlctYpueu 5airu Ytrmllrelt murrc. Mueae-
ssbnetes 9aaertier> tsine YifSre, p,uie falte unb
marine Speilsr itne ltets an 0auo.
I'm leibisen .31pru1 tittet
q. auty> Nseut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21
Baltimore Convention-Eveninx session.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-The Convention re-
assembled at five o'clock P. NJ, and immedi-
ately adjourned until tomorrow, the Com
mittee on Credentials not being ready to
report. 1t is now certain that there will be
another break in the Convention on the ad-
mission Of the Douglas delegates from Louis
lana. The following are said to be pledged
to go out:
Twenty-two from Va; two from North
Carolina; three from Tenn. ten from Penn,
under the lead of senator Bigler; eight from
Mass. including Hon. Caleb Cushing, and
ten from New York. There will probably
be no secession from Kentucky or Maryland.
Messrs. Avery, of North Carolina Sauls-
bury, of Delaware, and other Southern dele
gates, waited on Mr.. Dean Richmond, Chair
man of the New York delegation to-day,
with proposition 10 admit all the seeding
delegates, with the understanding that nc
candidate be nominated who was voted foI
at Charleston. This would exclude Messrs
Douglas, Hunter, Davis, Dickinson and
Guthrie. ~ $50 s'II ~.
1t was not probable the proposition would
be accepted.
There is no foundation for the report thai
| the Douglas delegates have made any threats
| of withdrawal from the Convention undei
any circumstances.
1t is rumored that the delay in the repor
of the Committee is designed to eIhbarrass thi
seeding delegations who have TO meet to
| morrow in Convention ut Richmond in re
bellion to the Democratic organization, whil
still seeking admission into the Democratic
| Convention. t..a ...n.. ."l l--e
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AAal,IonnI FnreIrn News.

PARIS, ThursdayAThe Bourse was very
fHa suhditIdns of the armistice proposed
by Lausea are, firstly, The retention of their
respective positions by both parties; second,
TO attend to the wounded and remove them
on board the feet third, permission to sup
plv provisions 70 The hospital for the poor
fourth, that the municipality should address
q petition to the Royal Commission fol- the
concession of such reforms as were deemed
necessary for the country. The fist three
points were consented to by Garibaldi, but
the fourth was rejected peremptorily, and the
conference was broken off, nevertheless hos
tilities did not commence the following day,
and the armistce is still under advisement.
London Fridav--The Times publishes full
details of Caribaldi's proceedings, and says
the present month will end the Bourbon
rule in Sicily,
The day Of sailing Of the Great Eastern
will not take place till after the trial trip Of
Saturday The paddles were tried on Mon
day last, and the paddles aud screw together
on Tuesday The run of Saturday VIII con
sist of twelve hours steaming down the
channel. A New York pilot is on board
The day of sailing is not intended to bE
later than the 23d and probably will be ear
lier, as it is desired that the vessel shall o'
| in New York in time for the 4th of July.
India and China.--An extra Bombay Time
has the following telegram;
"GdUe, May l2.-An answer to thu
French and British Governments was re
ceived on the 9Th The Chinese Govern
ment positively refuses their demands. Th'
government of Japan affects great alarm TO
the safety of the foreign legations: Genera
Leo Hope Grant is expected at Hong-kont
on the 2sth. Nothing was known OF th'
preparations made by the Japanese
In the House of Lords, Lord Broughan
characterized the bombardment Of Palermo
as the most atrocious act ever perpetrated.
In the House of Commons, Lord Russel
said the government had proposed to tn
United States and England, to act conjointl!
in capturing slavers.
The Ascot race was won by Rupee"
The Royal Stand Plate was won by "Hor
ror" after on excited contest.
A letter from Genoa dated June B. says
"An expedition leaves Genoa this evening
for Sicily to aid the insurgents. 1t consist
of steamer laden with arms and ammu
milton, and 800 picked men, all Italians AM
old soldiers" The name of the commando
is unknown.
VIENNA, June THE Austrian govern
ment, with view of recognizing the repre-
sentation system in the provinces, is abou
extending the authority of the Central Con
gregation in Venetia.
Rome.--Baron Barbine has been appointe
Minister of Commerce in place of Amici..
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Atlantic Monthly.


The July number Of this magazine has
been received from the publishers. The At
ldntic is working out a problem, somewhat
interesting inasmuch as all previous trials
have failed, whether a literary magazine
with original matter secured from the best
talent in the country by paying for it, can
be sustained in America, .s-.ep- x
The articles in this number are Meteor
ology,n "Treasure-Troye," "a Legend oi
Maryland" "Huntinga Pass" 1.-THE Cattle
to the Poet" "More Words About Shelley
"Clarians Picture" Spring, " Rufus
Choate, pp"The Regieide Colonies in England
ITO the Cat-Bird,n u "The Professors Story,
"On the Formation Of Galleries of Art,
Darwin on the Origin of Species, "Van
ity,p gReyiews and Literary Notices" " IRE
cent American Publications" t't