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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
From the New York Herald, August O.
A UNION ELECTORAL TICKET,

Our opinion that this late coalition at Syra-
euse will open the way to concentration OF
all the Union elements in this State on a com
mon electoral ticket against Lincoln, is in o
derstand that there is to be joint conference
at Saratoga Springs, on Tuesday next, of the
committee of the Douglas party, the Bell par
ty, and the Breckinridge party. respectively
charged with this business of joint electoral
ticket; that the object of this meeting is to re-
arrange the Syracuse ticket, SO as to include
the Breckenridge party, and that, upon the
basis of ten electors, there is no doubt of thil
party joining the coalition. IF thus adopted
this Joint stock electoral ticket will stand
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
q The PorrtlalnlId fAfa.A .Aerrx.,1ffi q

sa-Ths Portland {lfsa .,zveeAt6 s.xg{
iss%ss S1.ss..s ssst e Il Inch CHI ss "a: =
The LincolHitsS: are disitt6fsesd. 16s5 ~.
not half 50 confident q they yesfs<,f EssnlesfsS
election in 1856 They we're soeageE bs~s
no deleI in making the first dsppsit on,tse
first offer, that one might hays sElpnsed sse1s
were. afraid their money would no1 sgys:
night Nov they do not bite 41is
AZ nsie The popnlation Of ailraukes - Is
late census Is 1888. Ii sass1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12

-ls mesl 'as - a.s E tli l.a.8es srf yt-s7
iasaa'-l tsssses 1ka .as4.sass zssxsisr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12

VxTILER HOUSE, Main Street, bctweenthird and
w fourth, Mansfield, Ohio.
s.e.sssss - d. NJ. MILLER, Proprietor.
Manseeld Marc. . 1859. 39f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-12
no ELS.

A MEXICAN HOUSE formerly McNulty'sl by
a AacHrBkLD FIxLEy, Ashland Ohio. The
House Il thorou shIy retted, and its proprietor is
prepared to 1ceommodate all his old friends and as
many new ones as may be pleased to give him
r.--~- ly4o
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
STANDARDIZATION.
OaDanna Xnbnd

Spebeu erbef i'd cine Senonas ou5se,eiGneten italitnifdet
geein, brett BON @enua, Wel9sn i'd gu biGigem 9retIe pertaufe.
GSa7s) 9enrp 8nefeIp, go. 5 Sarriionitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
(gtnoelanbt.)


Die Sppper'f9eS per m Mt
It T.. zTbeater. Mtulif ltno @elane ltno
be8 2ebeuS lteblidlte Seiten, 1ie ltnb bic llr>
funoen zines bimmlild en 8eime8 in ms. Wenr
tbnen mn nod Sarmpnie utb eble ginfa6beit
ais @barafter inne ipDbnt, 10 1T ibre Nufsabe
auf8 9ldn5enbite 9elGlt. Son BET Wabrbeit
be8 eben @ela9ten murpen mir bet Der Sper
v0ucia bt Qalnmermpor" our6 bic Gppper'Ide
@elealdaft altf'8 lleberralaenbte itber5eu9t.
Auf ben Snbalt be8 Stide8 lelblt ein5ugeben,
balten ptr fir itberfliiilis, pa pir MIR ben mt
ifaltl den Sbeil o~elelben 81 beriibren beqbiid=
tt9en.
NlS Brinta Donna erIdeint u1S O3tB u,
Wdluer bur9 bic 9anSe Oper I'M mabren St1>
tie beS Wprte8. Sbre Stimme lit ltmfanerei6,
rein it Der !S6be unb Siefe. SIR piano uno
forte madt o1f ba8 Sbr pe8 SDrerS einen an.
s~enebmen Ginorud uno bic l9pieri9lteu Ya11a=
gen uno Triler merpen BON ibr nit Qeidtig<
felt, NutIrli6feit unp Brdci1tpn ~iiberpunben
uuo MAIDEN ben 6Srer ~ltaunen ob Der Sertioz
felt uno boben muIifalilden 8iloun9 bieIer
ltlerin. SIR Nuftreter lpipie ibr gauges
Spiel lit sraciSS.
Dieter &inltlerin reibt It9 Der treffli6e Tee
nor Ntr. Bppler mitrot9 an 1etne Stintne 1T
gang in ieiner @epalt, feline Nction bon Stride
uno Meteorological unp MIR bier uno pu etipa8
5l raid, I'M @an5en ieood al89e3eiduet, Scr.
.Gcpf 1T etn treffli6 9ei6ulter BARTON unb
madt Der @eie0l6aft @bre. W3r. Guoplpblpn
lang feline Biecen iebr brap, lotpie 1itberbaupt
pa8 gauge Berlcnul li6 iidtlid ale Mibe CAB,
pa8 8ublifum, ipelde8 leioer mn lebr lpGrli9
eri6tenen mar, 3u befrteoisen. SIS lit ie6r- gu
beoauern, oaB ba8 8ubltfum Bel Der Nuffa6s
runs 9rO6artiser Stiide lid 10 falt unb t6etl<
nabmlos seist, uab bOffen mir, baB es lein be-
9an9eneS nnredt fir bic Tcl9e pur9 re4t
5ablrei6e8 Gri&einen wiecer gut gu MAIDEN
lu6t. Wr. Cooper 3ci9te itd wGbreno Der gam
gem Sper, tpO3u er bic erIte 8ioline lpielte,
al8 trefflider &inltler IN Der 9ebanblung bic
les l6wieri9en Snltrument8. SO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
9eutihe 8riefe
~et4e in Der ssItrisen n@ua" ansessiai

terE ssE O0menltt e.: .4-E
ambrole, WsiB 8 6; DUNCAN, OeiB Martbu
Doctor, OtiB 6; Dupiplpn, WfiB so $; So
fling, WeiB @at9 Slider, Wlr8. SO s; Sail,
Wrs o; SarriiOn, WrS 81 $; &altwaHer,
WaiB 6; 2emiS, WiB 6; 2odermau, Mis s ;
Martin, Mr8 10; Map, Mr8 81; SOAR
tin W3tB SO Wi0er, Wr8 s g; @plin9, 6
3i6arbl on, MrS $ 81; 2ObertS, WtrS s $ (;
Nepnolp8, WerS s so; Starr, Ofr8 GeneS
s @iier, Wfr8 6,
SerreuItfe:
goan1s, S g; Mleranber, Capt. S; Mrnolp,
g u SO 8pom & Neueer & Co.; Dunbar
ger, s q; Grid, GbuS; @perbart, s; Slider
SEQ 6Or, o; Softer & Bros Grancis, s;
6rcif, 8 8 @aroner, 90 8; @aroner, s 8
6amburser, So; Sarri8, q; Seiler, SIR
6idmann, Or. So; Sprner s; Serbian, g;
&emper, q; Seller s.; araft g; QeDnbarbt,
@baS g; Qub, g; Murtin, Sc; Weper,
s. 6; WiGer & Co.; MiGer & &psers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11

WCnrttpret1e.
Baltimore, BEN 10. Sauuar 1860.
8pbnen, per guIbe 81 .12-$1 so.
Sutter bette GOben is GtS. U tb, 0lares 1920, aoubute
Grader, GtS p fb
@rbieu, 1925 p Cad c. 8ulb.)
+ ri6te 0ibltte Wlanoelu, wetdI6. &3 Gts.. borhd, 6LG
S@t8., Noltnen' $~225E9S2.5O Rt8Or, Oattsln 4G05 &tS.
y6siS gen SSl21 StS. 2 ID, s0r;ntBeu 9 Cts, eitrOnen 81
6ebern 0%rOinars 5000, quite 55l04S @t8. p fb.
gnanos Yernot@mdil9er 2247 p $61062.
q %etreibe, g8etSen r0tber 115O125.
rpeBer gutter 12S6Ol45, ertra fetrer 14S.
Safer' @ir8. uno gsarpIanO 4o@48, qennl. 4s045 Cts.
9orr, wetBes 6SGO72, 9elbeS 7607S Gt8.
ROssen, YturpunO 9OiO92 Cts, penni. % Cts.
Separ5, Piemont TX Gt8. y tb. Gelten 1OG01OK Cts, sIhn
SSSn9gsr 5N054 @atstatnnb 65(O6S, gefer 1OA0loH
S an ameritaniiter p Come 145019 Waniaa p ID G
ruIilher g 8enne $210.
9dute y ID 25k @ts., loe 9011 sctrpdnete 14G015.
9eu, &bimctp U Gcnne $15GO17, &ee, $I2. so.
s9rt0tJst1 Y{trs + y sui1. Gts, ~9e~09nIi4e 900
9 fee %aamsn. neusr $5.25@$5,5 so y Bulb.
&pb(em, fsixe 6crtburs y 9unne $50, gtun Of the Wtn
cite fr @taOtoebrau6 s4.25@s4,5O @Ot5- sHO @eiSaiSs1
nn6 Baltimore @Ompa9nie SIS. rs.
Saffet, &tO p tb 12H012A, Gto gut 11A012, priu1a 121
~ @l2s orr; II4 SaOa i5G9leh, Qa8uaapra 12a1S.
Cts, Cuba 22l025, 0tnscopabo 27(0So, pprtO &ico 2sG036
@n9I. S5lano 27GD30.
bbioS $500 Grtro S.. e2IS5, IS, eitp ertra $3.50, saiin,or
6amplp $7.620$7.75, @r4anBe unN Oh Dpmtn Sc, so
&c89en $4,3S, aprnmebl Baltic County 1915, @eQ6iS pa
tapSco Mtas srtra 6pmip $500, 8u&weBennebl So, AT
eere @rinee S $50.
Gel, @perm y @a1one 81 ,2501. s5, @ommOn @sale 6507
Cts, patent 70O75, 9arb-OeI 75O80@ts. 2einfaamen- o
rs Gt5.
prSptiipnen, Beef % 100 tb S1201S, Mes. pOrt SIC. 90.
@~er6uderte8 S9weiueleiG: S6ulter p tb ~ gts.
Geteu 10 Cts, S6nten 1OGD13H GtS.
llngerau4erhS S9weinefei9: S&ulter 60 Gt$., Stits,
81 GtS., 9aro l0% @tS.
Strsb @Ossen p Tonne $1O012, @aissn IS, 90.
Sbrup, p WaIone 1905 Cts.
8~tebmartt. &n9ebpten wurben 700 ShIen, mcDen $40 boz
btefsen Wte49ern setauft spur6sn. gu preilen So. OO04. rs =
100 fb. Shaafe 81, 5OGO4.0O p Stld, S6weine ST. 81
"a 81 g 100 fb.
@stStep Gin unO 9anO y @aIone 20 gt8., neuer rs Gts,
Ohio 26GD27 GtS.
3uder, Nep. Orleans y 100 rs $3.50, pcrtc 9ho Sc. S7H "a
$6.75. @uba Sc. 1901. so, @affn. 3ufer ittbt in ben Der.
i8ieoemen @raoeu BON Sc. 75012.sS |. na@ anatitat, rrimc
$6.75O7.
@rccer'8 SOrttu: SO. $40 Sc. 1907. so.
DO, Nc. 12-14 $7.75OS.O 90.
DO. gD. 1913 S8. 25DS. rs.
90. Rp. 1870 US.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
Nanf Of Commerce.

Baltimore, ben 81. DECEMBER 1869.
zine Dipibenbe BON 4 pro3ent fir bic perfcfenen 8 Wcnat
gnrbe am beutieen Gage erttart. Dieielbe wirS am Ooer mad
gastCata9 ben 9. Sanaar fanis. Die uebertrasnns BON Capital
Attten bleibt bonn l. bis gum 9. Sauuur incl. 9l9loHen.
(Sa7, 2w) SIN @uirase: @ep 6. Mtl er, RaiFrsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
Office hes QSniierz8 parn.

ben 10. DECEMBER 1859.
Ote9 v. SettiCn Der SrbpunanS, gp. 43, ptrb hermit aur &ennt-
n%tbnabme alter babet tnterelFrten perfOnen SerSfentltdt ba bs
@eles sessn aue Werlesansen itren9 burb8eiest werben ptrb.
SIS. g. SMtert
f QDafer Sngenieur.
Sett y. Us mtr6 hermit b~efpblet, bab, menn treenb etn
gtgner C6er @tgner, elm Snbaber cber Snbaber trsenb eines Sau-
les cSer WltetbslpCbnunS fOa erlauben pber bulben, bn6 ireen6 ein
2perent rber 9Ybrants. su frlhera Saufe coer WtietbsmDbnune
gepcrtG niebr gDaher laBt ais fir ben @ebrauh hes Gtsners pbr
Snmpbners nStbfs IT., baB, renn fold a~beelafenes Q1aner bur6
e1s 6rteren tn treenb elmer StraBe, Zane, Mgep pber 5pf In btekr
otapt roer aus trgeno elmer antern uriaae S6aben pber unbe.
1usmlt9tetten fir has Yublifum pher Snbtsibuen teranlantn
lOlte, steir Gisner O6er Snwrbner behraft merben unb cine
CD3l3lu San,lw Seh1w)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
Oienene Sail nurbe ppraeiftra bon

Ole meme Sail nirbe pprgeiferh bon
ben 8cfaaseuen ~beScgen. 8efonutli6 bat pa~
leltit ieoer leine eigeie 3ele. 8or benz unt@
5lse lAlu9en %einSelne @ciun9ene ben 8 ZEN II.
bic meniselt Wtrbel in ibren altet 53elten 5n@
%Ianlnen. Oafitr er6ielten iie 9eltern fem
6ritbitiid. @8 lino ge~gcnpdrtis al 0efan~
gene in bet Sail, lporuntcr led8 meiBe Weiber.
Sn ber alten Sail nut6ten lt6 Die @e1angenen
aus benz ibnen gelieferten Wtaterial ielblt to-
den. .Seet erbalteu lie ibr 93al aus Der sez
meinIanaen Slide purd cine III Der 8biire ibrer
3ellen an9ebradte Seffnun9.
Cine beinabe itbtrtl d. &dlte
berrl6t I'M Saale peS Grinlinal9eridtS, Der BON
3pei Spl3Sfen lebr mangelbaft 9ebei5t wtro, vt
nise Der srpBen 6eniter iteben beina9e INNER
etpa8 offen, neil e8 Der @i8bdrenz9e dtrr etneS
Der @eri6t8pieuer uno mobl audi benz 9liiben<
ben 6irnl6dbel @bret~S t1mp'8 10 ccnpenlrt.
@brensS tn y. = Wte Der 2eIer aus
bent 8eridt iiber bic @er6anblungen Der
StuutS9eieb9ebun8 eriie3t, 1T Jest i'm Geprd-
Ientantenbaule ein Spmtte e%rltan1t, melbe8
itber Die Gmtafibr1u9 Stump'8 uno itber Die
6ra9e, cb eS tbunlid, lei, paB bic @eleb9ebun8
ben @pnperneur UNI glbletun9 pe8 bela9ten
Gentleman bite, 5t bertdten bat.
Grim nal Court. Der lfdottl6e Yrcs
5eB in Yetr. pe8 Sefflten8 bet Scbnirnltr,, Der
auf bette feltseleet mar, ipllroe aufgerufen, Die
.Orn. Walid unp 8pulpin erIdtenelt ais Nns
wdlte Der betr. @runpbeliber unb trlt9en cine
Wpticn etl, pprna6 Die 9an5elt Serbanplun>
gen itber pteIe Sadie a~nnullirt iperoen Ipller,
neil Der @ptnmi11dr, pelder nit Der Seftung
Der Strabe 3t tbult bate, 1li6t se6Srig einge<
ldmoren 9epelen lei, Stump 5eiste an, ba6 er
bic Recommendation itber piele 6ru9e in BET ndd=
item Sibun9 0eate) anbGren wple.
Damn rureeu Die 25 Nppelatipten ge9en
frteoen8ridterlide @utl6eibun9en a~uf9erufeu.
Oa aber in teinem bteier SGae ein Nnmalt er@
Idienen mar, 10 wurOen Idrnnntli6e Sdlle auf
nddIten Sermin perI6pben.
Coleman Deficit, Der Inipalt oe8 Mlprobu=
ben Ebpma8 Spffmann, CAB cine BetitiOn bies
ie8 Meni6en INT 6reilaiun9 ein. 8efanntz
ltf mar bic Surf, bic tbn I'M oprtgen Sftober
pro3eiiiren Iolte, lpdbrenb bes 8rO5ele8 entlaI=
fen nprben, neil e8 It6 berauSltelte, oaB Elm
Spie6selelle be8 6pffmanu IN tie eingeI6m19z
selt mcroen mar. 9ui bic @ntlaIu bieler
Surp miro nun paS Interchangeable Spffz
mann'8 9eltiibt.
Sn ben anbern Courts murpe ni9t8
getban.
SIN 6 pwiOntpwn famen geitern nm
6alle aus oem County Dor.
Ne Oa8 1llS prn 6errn @allter 3ugeltelte
Document perben mir fir bic mcr9ise Scr. be-
nltbe11.
neber ba8 trefflt6e CONCERT
|be8 g ermauta@ Mdnner6prS NOR
gen.
90 8ullmuun don Wteper nj
6e1b. = @ie aus Der In5ei9e III elmer ans
peren Spalte 5n / ieben lit, bat ST. &ullmann
bic GpOper'ide Sperns@ eIelI4uft fir nd6lten
6reitas en9asirt 5nr 9luffiibrung bon @eber'S
r6reii6iib." Den meilten %utlerer 2eler wiro
ptele lieblide Oper l6pn BON fritber befannt
ieia nno min 9lauben, paB ST.. Huunana feline
before Iu8pabl treffen tontte, alS chen DieeS
albefunnte unp beliebte Meilterpert beS unz
iterbliden Gomppnilten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11

agIS@9 - -. Gll1 WGrfaNF+
sNIMiiiiH 60 4der 2ono nit guten @ebiulitteiten, Is Wetlen
E5AssiiH bon Der Stact nabe Der 9anbitraBe uno in Der geIunoe.
Min.1A item gesenb, 110H Nder an Der Nortbern Central gi-
ienbabn, 80 Wtetleu bon Der Staot nit @ebducen; 10 older an Der
alien 6rs6srid 9oah, gut a~usebaut; 107 Ater nit blbiden Sc.
tduIi9feiten uno Nnla9eu, fpirb 9esen gi9entbunu IN Ser Stabt
ein9etaubt; 6 @der an Der aIteu 5reoerid ROao n Waeue bon
Mount be Gales 100 @ter am ~29abtu9ton 2anbipese, II Meilen
BON Der Stapt; 2 9duier in Spparbhrs, nabe GamSenItr. / in
gset= 9ombarrftr.; 2 in Sapeteitr. 2 in 2erin9t0nTr. j in
6rputtr. / in prattftr. l in 9auOperftr,; 2 in Wtulberretr.
unb mebrere oncere in perl6iebenen @e9enben Der Stabt. 9otS su
Oermietben in @eit 8alttnCreir. MOnunent-, SAP. unb McGl.
oerrefr. unO SrcacWoD. @runo gu pertaufen in broadway.
@ruuOrenteu gu ~psrtapfen. sGIe6er unb WOrrts,
SO. 63 Sapeheitr.
MB- &aufSriefe, Mietb- 6 ntratte, &etamente unb unbere
i81ilide 9aptere, iOrie @ateu- @ert6ts- @ei9Sfte wtrbsn beftens
beicrst. Ap15s
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Nerlan8t unb geimcbt.
Seuti6e8 Nrbeit=g fa6meiinngS=8 iireau,
Thdmeatr. So. SIS.

TVV" O*tNWW1
I6dmesltr. SO. SIS,
unter guht@t Der rDeutiden @eiedI&aft."
ale Oieientgen nel6e beufde 9anbwerter, @rbeter pber Dieult-
boten gu belbdfti9en wiinf8en, icpe ale beuti6eu @rbsttIu6euben
mraen ii9. perlHntid O6er in irantirten 8reem an BEN @Oenten
Der @ele1ibait 9rn. s. s. @elIin9boff, SO. 55. Gbames.
fraBe wenbsn, mslber unentselolta aHStunft erbeileu wir6. Gil
NerIonot . Ginise quite S9neiber unb WSberinnen, weIde
OIltuNYt : ibr &e4att 9rInbli9 perfteben unb eauerr6e
Sei9dfiSun9 pInifer, tSnuen ith nteleen Bel
S. BIimIine,
gp. 2 Hortb -2tbertpitraBe up Stairs,
@u9 lit Ma16inen- Seioe nnc ALE Snrten Spolcottcn binie All
baben. Wai1I II
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8auhDla,
Ni00rren. Ntonrrem.

Soeben elne 9rpBe Qnontit6t Dor5d0Iide @i9arren erbalten umb
gu oertaufen BET Gbr. OSIl,
NplS gte bon 2ibertp- uno @errnanItr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11
Nnfp a1t ~nprfn1tfen

wv o. UNttWuTVW'
Die @asli6t- @%pmpa9ne ben Baltimore balt fet8 tiNer srpbs
@orratb Der beiten Spte @pes unb pertautt bieIelbe gu sinem pl
baInibmibtS nieor9erenQreie ais irgenb elm anoeres8rennmater
i'm biel9eu Wlarfte, Sic bremen in ridden uub parlOrbfe,
&an9es un6 auf benz &oIte,
SAB, 2p, ia9 Spfepb 8rpwu. Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11

1T ni1t burA gerlt9erung gepedt. DaS Sc
banoe sebSrt 5r1t. GpwarO Nrmltrong, pe0en
fh auf $500 laufenper SGapen pur6 8eri=
Geruns seDedt 1T.
Gin u%ngetreuer Dtener. - Der
Sarbise Stepben 5arrtS wurpe pom Detectip=
pClt3tten 0prman Derbaftet. @r ipar Qafat DeS
beri6mtten SAaulptelerS Nlurpp9, Der in ben
leBten 5asen @altpurltelungen inn 5pltpaptr.=
9beater gab, @abrtno Wtarbp9 i'm Sbeater
be14dftist mar, tabl tbm Der Qatat cine 8rult=
mabel, 4N6de, 3 Yaar 5olen unp 3 .6rGfe, Ct
men Der GGde o~ertaufte er al einen Suoen IN
9arriiOnlfr. Der e%enannte officer BAT ale Die
9eltcblenen Nrttfel a%ufgefunpen. Der Gr=
3atat befnoet li6 jebt in Der Sail.
&etterei.- Moam @eltner uno Bbilipp
8unn murben Dor ben Suffice SbOpucre se=
bradt inter Der %9lnflase, Dap ie in Der 8ier=
tptrtbI4aft be8 6rn. 6ammersba9er, Gde ppl
Montgomery unb Sbarpitr, einen mSroeri=
iden Ansriif auf Same8 OfcGraden II. Sbc=
mas Wc@rei9bt semadt. 8ei Dieier @ei4id=
te parb nit 6lalden II @ldle rn oarauf lpa
semprfen unb Wec@raden uno MtcGreisbt err
bielten 9roBe 2S9er in ben SOpf. G6enlp err
9inS e8 Spin. Summer8ba4er. Die beibeu
Angefla9ten ipurDen inter $1,000 Biirgl9aft
fir ibr @rl8einen pDr @eri9t seitellt. Spd=
ter lieB Aoam Meltner ben WtcGret9b, Ofc=
eraden utlD SObn Spffmann aufae9men, neil
lie i'm nit Stiiblen iiber ben Sppf 9el4lasea.
Sic ipurpen inter je $500 girgl4aft fir ibr
Grl4einen Dor @eridt 9eIteOt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-11

per Steamer Baltimore ~enlpftnsen cine partbie SaSanu
wel6e ben 6abrtanten CUR @bnabne ~empieblen
Yra9t, @onetff L. g o.,
(Sa7S) 116 9ombar6rr.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE oXYGENATED BITTEns.

Nnture, in her great labratory, has stored some
remedy adapted 10 every disease which "fesh IL
heir to-" But it requires the investigation and re.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-13

CoycREssIoSAL.-No organization of the
House has been effected. The republicans
stand firm in the support of Sherman, and
we trust they will do so to the end. He
receives almost uniformly within three votes
ofan election. while the votes of the demo-
Gratis, South Americans, and Anti-Lecompton
democrats, are scattered on various individ-
uals. A preliminary motion looking to the
adoption of the plurality rule, made on Fri
dry OF last week, was supported by the re-
publicans, but was defeated by two votes
The failure of the democrats to support this
motion shows their responsibility in prevent
ing the organization. a vote taken on We'd
ncsday stood, Sherman los, Hamilton 70,
Gilman %, Scattering 10.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-13
Letter from California.

A Californian from Maine, renting his sub
scription in postage stamps "a convenient way
of remittance from the land OF gold which we
hone others of our subscribers may try writes
Ms n letter from which we make the following
extracts. The information in relation to the
newly discovered mines in California is Of in
tcrcst. lie writes under date Of Dec. I'd 1859
from California. The letter was received by
the overland mail.
He says:
Your paperis received regularly every mail,
and assure YOU il is quite q treat To me, MS
through its columns have been enabled to
keen posted in regard to matters and things in
and about old York County. 80. -,
Perhaps n few items from this vicinity will
not be unacceptable to you.
ing down in torrents Mt this time. Within the
last ten days it has fallen the depth OF twenty
inches BY actual measurement. we have had
no snow in this vicinity, but at the short dis-
tancc of twenty-five miles from here, back in
the mountains. il has fallen to the depth Of five
feet. The roads are nearly impossible with
heavy teams, consequently but few provisions
are being brought into the mountains, and rs
there is but small supply here, n scarcity
must surely follow. The prices have already
advanced fifty per cent, and should the rain
continue another week they will be still higher,
and much suffering must he the result.
Much damage has already been done TO the
Miners on the Rivers by the rise ofthe water.
No one prctends TO work in the mines at pres
emit, and everything is generally, very quiet.
A shooting ARRAY occurred here about ten
days ago between George Chase and George
IIillreth, which resulted in the death OF Chase:
lIildrcth was Immediately arrested and placed
upon trial, and acquitted as he shot in self-de-
fence. Both parties from Bangor, Me.
The new mines mt Walkers River and Mono
Lake are creating quite an excitement in this
vicinity, and in fact throughout the State.
have seen many parties who have visited the
new mines and they speak of them rs being
very rich, quite equal to the carly days of Cal
ifornia Some very rich Silver mines have been
found which yield from three to six thousand
dollars per ton. In the Spring there will be n
great rush for that country from this vicinity.
II is about one hundred and twenty. five miles
distant from this place. Yours, &C.,
A.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-13

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL call for DEM
ocratic Convention to be held in this city We'd
ncsday Feb. LIST. for the selection of two dele
gates from this Congressional District to attend
the Charleston Convention, has been inserted
in the Democratic papers. The Dcmocrdtpub-
fishes the call, and communication relating
thereto in which II is alleged that certain Fed
eral Office holders are burrowing to obtain the
selection ola delegate favorable to the rcnom-
nation of President Buchanan. The Democrat
has column in relation to the matter, intima-
ting somewhat broadly that JONI APPLETON
"who has subordinate place in department
at Washington" would be better employed in
his duties there, than in intriguing for Mr..
Buchanan's denomination in this State.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-13

y Biddeford is great place for tca-par-
ties. They have in fact became one of her
peculiar institutions. Union Hall was on
last Wednesday eve perfectly throngcd with
people prepared to enjoy the entertainment
which the Second Congl Society of this city
had made ready for them. Everybody had
of course u good time. Tho band played
their livelest strains, the "Old Folks" sung
after the manner of"Yc Olden Time out of
the deep rcccsscs of their capacious bonncts,
and the coffee, oysters, and beans in the ante
room turned in rapid and mysterious way
to dimes and half.dincs. Then the tables
suffice it to say there was plenty to eat, and
plenty to be eaten, and everything was nice.
Speeches there were, and good ones. Judges
Kent and Bourne very courteously and
pleasantly responded to the genial call from
Mr.. Packard. Remarks were also made by
the Rev. Messrs. Bathrick, Nichols, and
Davenport. At quite a late hour the crowd
departed, all satisfied and pleased. There is
one singular fact about the tea-party-the
last one is always the best.