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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

GA Dutc61an ventinto a cooper shop
and asked for an empty barrel Of -four, to
mekeshs dog hsn.eoOp.- Was, ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

~lt is no reason because lady wears
. cloud on her head that she is reigning
BELLS CT ET mr. g-@,5 =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

eTThs Locofoco editor Of til. N. II.
Times intimates wish to get married. We
.upposs he wpnts to exchange the condition
Of the losD-menial for the hy-menidl.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

gan Enelish author calls'woman 9 N
embodied falsehood." Itmust be confessed
that she il getting nearer and nearer to the
naked truth.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

TThs junior editor Of the knektngtea
Constiiution says that bio 49, 8 bar :
Gentleman" Then he has ~ "a barn
again"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

Ottawa has LOST one OF her most Sa!uca
citizens, in the death on Tuesday evening
of DR.. r Uay He was one OF our best
physicians, kind, amiable and eminent
" good man His funeral on Thursday
was attended by the Masonic Society, OF
which he had been member, and an i'm
mense concouiss of citizens. He was but
81 years Of age Committees OF the Med
zeal Society and Masonic fraternity are
preparing a more fitting tribute to his
memory than our present TINA and infor
nation will admit Of, SO that we conten,
ourselves for the present with the simple
announcement of his death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

DEArH OF CHAS PAvGR-CnsRLEs PAYER,
wAo had been a resident OF LaS4lle county
for ~ years, died 1T his residence in Otta-
wa on the llth inst, of consumption, in
the 18th year Of hi> age. Mr.. P, was an
Enalishrnau by birth lie came to this
county when the track Of the red man
was still fresh in the soil, and when it re-
qured strong hands and stout hearts to
face the priyatons of wilderness life
b. patient toll and waiting he had accu-
INFLATED competence, but he rests in an
other world
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

New GaGAN-Some stirring epterprising
young folks, connected with the choir of
the Plymouth Church in this city, by put
ting their shoulders to the wheel, raised The
means and have placed in the choir of
that church a handsome, fine tuned new
organ. 1t was made by Tillinghast, ut
Cleveland. and from the little playing we
heard GA it, we should sry IS a very supe-
FLOR instrument.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

AccipE>r-Ms John Debolt, OF Rutland.
was accidentally thrown from a horse IL
TINS city on Thursday, and was either
trodden on or kicked vi hen down, 20 as 20
receive some ugly if not dangerous injuries
about the head and face His wounds
We're dressed Immediately and lie was ia
ken home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

FALL. IND WINTER MIIMNERY-Dont fail
to drop in-sny day Will do, the sooner
the bctter-aud see Miss BEUsIEs new
stock OF fail and winter millinery, two
doors north OF the Mansion House. She
has Just the new bonnet You want, with al
the trimmings al prices 50 low that you
viii be astouisaed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Sept. %. 1860.
Flour-Winter wheat, 81 75a3 pr loo; spring "
extra, S.. 50a2.75 spring W fine 200.
Corn HfdN80af 90 pr. 100.
Wh.at-Winter. S,as5c; spring, Tals-
Co,7,-Ear Csc for IS lbs; shelled 35c for rs lbs.
Otts--l sc for 81 lbs.
BayLey-4Oa C for 10 lbs.
Rye--40c.
1amothy .>eei-sl.G5.
I'ofotOts-2Oc. p. bush.
EGys-7c.
Hathr-i2-al4c.
CAR Skias-7a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

FALL MllLIyEEy.-MGs. Table has re-
ceiyed her new stock, embracing all the
newest styles OF bonnets and ladies aud
childrens hats to~ la. wear, and viii be
ready to exhibit them on Friday Of next
week, Oct 9TH. All the ladies axe invited
70 drop in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29
OTTAWA fret Gra0tr
LOCAL. MATTERS
Found.

On the Gath inst, on the South bank OF
the Ills River at the ford east of Ottawa,
a ladies' Cameo ri.. with fligree setting
The owner can find it at this office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29


At the request OF many friends OF both poll cal par
ties announce SELF candidate at the approach
ing for the Office Of Clerk the Circuit Court
Of this county. In making tits direct appeal you
your snfages, it is proper that SHOULD that dis
claim . u int-n ton OF interfering with present politics
organizations, of attempting to Influence voter
hi, choice of legislative, state presidential tickets
] am independent caudidate standing aloof from
an political combinations relying t-r success the
favorable consideration OF the people alone.
Peru July ;. l~61. HENRY = BEEBE.
:. c:'r.- go -tIE" T..ls'i-s a. Gent lcI,scH!
FStilE subscriber will send free Of ch0yqe) all who
s desire i, the Recipe ana directions Tor making a
simple F~g~fG3ts Bra, that viii, in from to eight
d"yS Pjupi-s. iotchcs Tan. F'cctfS, Sallow-
n-.~ and al iral urities and rouglDess OF the Skn
lc,vi0g the .arEe--as Nature intended it should be
s0f. ci,Gr saoo art LoGFfifaI. T"ose desiring the
Recipe with fun distractions, direct ions, and advice
iii please call on address, tWjh Tctdrn postageD
JAS. T. MARSHALL, P,1afj.M Gf~mjd
jui.-3m No. - city BUji6iags, y. lo,k
NoIIre Ga Tax E':.cr,.
fEfE Cry COL. ciof inHy BE- found daily from O'Clock
An. until DEL Ok Pm, a; lis ulice, corner Of
Main and co'Umhvs SIS, receive taxes. A. the time
will soon e-.i iTc wiii:I Which be paid with.
out iAcurriLS additional costs, payers viii the
Importance cf attending 70 The matter al once.
scl.s II. BARTON, 6ty collector.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

FErIT-Wc have an affection for nice
fruit, an! although peaches or apples are
preferable, we are far above undertaking.
basket Of such onions Is Mr. JAMES l.. {.
EsEhsoL exhibited at the County Fair and
thcn had the good se-~e to leave at tbs
office. Some o1 them were . large around
as -ouccrs and dozen would FL peck
measure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

DIED-In Ottawa, on Friday night. Sept 2lst. ATE
q lingering aud painful Illness, HASSsH H. wife OF d.
not lioliicker, aged % .ars, months.
Dearest sist-r. thou going.
l shall never thee
For thy sterni-to>sed bark Is drfied,
Safely to the other shore.
For the last time gazing,
On those features loved we'll:
Oh the anguish o! this PARTING
Words OF mine never tell.
Ne'er again thy radiant giances
Sh. for "A moment rest;
Ne'sr again y trembling fingers
In thy tender clasp be pressed.
oh ( those dear. familiar accents,
Sweetest music to mine ear
Thrilling through my heart wildly,
Seer again earth I'll hear.
Pare thee well, now thou h,st left me,
.-.t Earth is but desert drear,
Now my spirit, al untrsmmelled,
Hath no tie TO bind it here.
Fare thee well, we'll meet in Heaven,
whats'er earth betide;
Though earth eur life be riven,
Death will bring side BY side.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, Sept %. 1860
The -four market was more active to-day and
some 2,5eo bhlS changed hands at $:a:' - for
Perfine, s, -5ai 80 for good and choice spring
wheat EXTRAS and - 80 Tor white winter, the bulk
OF the transactions being in spring wheat extras.
The whsat market opened firm N stiao6ac for No.
spring. sag e for No. ! do. @Oa9lc tDr North
western club in store and 9a9-c for Northwest
and iowa club on track, and ) lral 10 for
choice red aud white wiuIer. Corn was IN good
request at 3sa:s &c for No. =. 3@a4Gc for No in
store and .iuaiiC for canal. stloat. Oats dull and
a shade lower BARLEY less active at 50a.Gc for
No. choice R,e Guiet ut = iu store. freigh
firm at ,4c for wheat To Buffalo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

Far members OF t... Ottawa oIr-and Outer-," ten
der th.r most heart ell thanks to Nr. West, he
AID g.Hte"aEy proprietor Of the Geiger House, Tor
iir YER excellent manner in which he entertained
them On ihursday evening and for that adnira
b e banquet which lie provided
We can safely say that Ottawa has secured in mil e
host o. tie Geiger.' who will refec, credit on e. e
y ia ;he eyes Of travelling public and trust
trat he val receive that just for his la
Jori' eTcarors TO cater various tastes and
provide FOR the many wants OF lis guests, tina, an
energetic aud true bushes. rsan ever merits
Lurg may his banner DER Us the wish Of the
o. &O.'s
We would al,c tender thanks To the PresjIen.
and Board Directors OF the La sale County Agri,I
tursl Society the excellent made and
provided for comfort the air grounds and 70,
the honor they conferred in escortng tere;o aud
trus, that our endesyors TO please has with th
apr rotation sep29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29
ST. NC TCaS HOTEL,
90 : = n
Z, ~ 10 II L

When eor.r--ssl- * y-ar- az. ;le II Niehoa- Wa
urver-sv pronounced ;ae most magnificent. consen-
lent and ta-"u-lv ergeriz q establishment 81 ,ns
Kind thi- continent.
Whist rhsr, IT remains to-davsc1tton'I rir II
il six N s,1Ffg Tss,S and in tn general eerau ta
81 ccInfor5 and 4. q su..t.
re Hate' has ac-o7ilno''arD Ter 800 gusts, in
Gliding Ie eat- saife- q r.'sra Sa.s for lies.
81 fs..." y.rr,,.- be comfort bly, seated 1t
tn tables u tie three public dining roor.s ard
ding -.- modern ut s devised Tor the convenience
and social qualification Of 'e travelling ahe iz ben
ore, is plan ,-.,ctea ia practical de-
tails.
TIE cry reputation Of tire house home and
abroad. derived :.., ,gsis.de. it, superb appoint
meats aud us E"s. LIE ID. MT. o..1 ttss lie. .,-
been ,..a..,L d. a.- py ..e .a.ei eN-rl,al.
CO.. ;ie GlaI......-
SCI. la. tafs vsIi. ..l.IE,1vH 4 a..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

N.B-$I aud postage stamp, enclosed any an
horized Agent. jH insure bottle o the Fs by return
mail F,--... ny T. Y. GPIGGS,
u.y7---- Cfi,lrs. ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

MAREIED-On the 25ih inst, by Rev. w. Batcheler
MIR AB AHAM }. EAsTxooD and Miss CHARLOTTE Il.
BUYCE. all OF Freedom, La Sale Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

- SAl-s COU;.-Y
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL UNLIMITED
And constantly in: Present for the paw
ulsut OI losses hy ere,
= > >. / + ; .
Fs-IS Company having entered upon its fourth year,
under very favorable circumstances, having LA
bii;is and increasing the OF the pubic,
insure Houses, Stores, Barns, and their
en- very reasonable terms.
tyz5rs tR IL fHE ar y.fJcg.
VIZ. n. TacE, .ssc'V. JOHNNY A. HOES, Prssr.
DIRECTORS:
i.oYrIZO Leland. Wsu Iseliick,
Geo. +. Walker, ). !. "A. Hoes,
John Iius>ack- HW- VI. True.
.Jelu Armour, q. " jackson,
: u. GT5dI-T. y 4. Bristol.
Richard Thorne. J. g. Nsttiuger,
Benz. I. Phelps. Pinto LIHdiey,
John u. Giiou. mya6
lsOTO OPTO Us EODE STORE for School Book.
* Stationery. Or nice Eeoks for Children jan2s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

tbs r,.- '"aEt s.. p. ...... ....r.r p.
FIENI THgEE -V0NIH> %, s.-....,. g %, t'-g .
~are 2, Ir.sF aa Ne-rrri'E-, h.t 9t ''g .ts f,.r
Hie1f .,.. -tt.
Ia ae..s~, OF Nervous, az, spinal Aaa..,oc, f.fn fa
he Back anI LnH-, Ft'i-ae srt exer,.nn. T,lp.,
lion tc lar. hysrerics, and White, r'esr Pas
eject a WHEN al other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron. c;."r.i
antisnony, anything hurtuI to the constitution.
Full ~ rj"as in the pamphlet aroun ack package,
which should ne carefully preserved.
Sole A-eu, for rI,e U4itri S.tt,s aud Canada,
ioI NOSE ja,,-i :. g.. Baldwin = Cob
Rochester, Y Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-29

DIED-in Ottawa, on Friday night, Sept 2lst, after
lingering aud paint ul Illness. HANNAH H., wife OF Do
not IIoiC age3 = months
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@tIenba0 ttett sc.
FSp~r E@@%71s@@5 E55@3a-%%TJ a@@=II
ALaa sAAsAAE5 A%A AAAAS
@tGtig fin @iniralperer unD 9lelIerpe.
GriparttiB BON 3eit, GelO llltO Glltferlail9
4atr, furm ete
gSolttrncrez nnD S1tp>G iiettb0Dn
na6 allen 9beilen be8 gSefen8
iber
Gorfer8buro unb Martetta, pber 8enmppi

@beeling uup Columbus.
Die 8alhrapres NIB OGto.G tfen6atn ttetet rem t~eileuben Sub
ltum ste ogSstet g~9rftetlein 8e4r9 aui Stai8feiS Seauenli6e
feit. ei6crbeit, iilfnidfet unb Sd6nb 1t Der 9 enerten, fO rs
lie pmt fetter Gneern Safn II ttsiern Qanee dbertrgFen rMrb.
Dttfe 8a6n sprn atantii&et @fesr %Gus9ebsaOi- 1T bic dlte9e aus
inn,O taber Sic btaisFe &eate fir bte TetfenSca na6 benz DeRen,
bic ni@t p~erfeblen fplten, tie ;u benuken: Hr1
Meilenentfernltn9 BOT Baltimore na9
Cincinnati i
lteber gdtferstrre 583 Metlen,
1eber 8eumppS NIB gBbeeltn9 - $50 ~ .Ef ,G
ueter 6arristur9 unp @tttsbure $50
Our6 Sic Mariettns2tnie 583
etne Grlmrnts AT Ger @n%t 'ernuN0 Smt rlHGg 1t6
Omd Sic Columbus Qtnte 69
cine GrfparntG an fer Gntfernmn9 bt ,Hl SO
MeiIente, weidr te Baltimore nn6 Shir, gtIerbafn tenuben,
leaen sic Neilen In IL 3aaen SarGG uQn falren In gGa9en. Die
aaf baS aGerbequcmfe rTp NIT s%sYctferten Stben etn8rrt6fetFn b.
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Nernni16tc Mttset8e't*
@inoer's ~0IGbmnfbime.

: ri. @bneieer biefser etaot, icmie aIe qseripnsHs rel9e cine
rufS SSSSSbmGf d inc at BADEN rini6eIl, loatet1 I'D ertrateri,
!, sne S w nnIeert WtoI6inen, spsinlal 10 plel &rbeit tbut ais
S S@s M ,ire anScre, uno 10 aud Smetmal % otel @elh
stnSrimst.. gses mafst mlere geoitjns1 81 ben Wills.
IN IbHisfaer Sto6t in Operaticu ant 8Sten, g8eteu uno 9een uab
BaBen ibre gisncr pSer Die hamit areette: III ben StanS 9eiest, i6t9
Inebr @elo gu e~rfporen, os ibuea eieieS al anSeren 9Se9e r.r9.
Sm @e6ram6 Tn6. baten m66ter. iouten in nnfsrer Sffiee:
$50. 159 B~attintprefraBe
Usrfpre6en. mo geeraut8-9 nneiuasen III Seuti@er, cu9li1l9st'
3~rans6iter uno ipanrlhsr Sprahe gu baben itno r1o NO Wt So
Sen. ber cine MaI6ine fault, auI berlelten orteten lerqeit.
S6tdt mad etnem Grsmplar oot @in9e'S Na9melQnlsIs2s
an9. &le Neahhiuen mereen Elm gauges Sa9r napI 9eA st"'S"
CRb2S i0 gR. Is. 8rpbertd, N9ent.
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@i0emer S5cerD ut G5DlDcs iucrtb
RIncefer Qnnnaut4 MIN @ta6t GeielIfdjaft. n
- o ~ : v II ' -
ron Or. 8. 2nbarSd,, prataider Qrst

-. 80 a.
Sn kem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der NnFetltrg imo fr pabin &C.
Idnet ben mertbtpnfen un6 pt9tigfen 3betl peS Stapt9erteeS
BON @ae Sdrbpr @itp iH ben &rets Der Verbeierun9en ~ itepeit
uub 9Sts i'm 6dfutGetle hr Stabt 81 benz FUR cas- erte Gauteno
f~feeFenten Yrets ron $l25 gum gertauf ;u brttsen. UNI ittrdr
Sabluneen ron S5. Trete Deets In Better 8prrn sarahttrt. Die
SnaueriFnab1ne btefes Gdbttteils TT MN. frrnbl Sprt bGbfen
Snterede fir bic TdrnbebGtferurg as aud Stele Vererbtretbenoe
6dsu 6rdnsen. Dpfs, Bterften unb @erbinbnnesfraset fme eth
GFtnmer sur 6~srfelun9 neuer, reselntaBi8er Nsrbtnbung nit
gap- gprt umb Bpfpn, perren aus unb tGbrenb Der @ntrtfelur9i
bieIes planes bpn Der GeIeGI6dft eetout, no tie Mnsfutruue
hieTeS 9laneS nrb IN 3urSe ben @eatralpuntt fur bic llm9eeenb
mad unierer Stapt lesen. $50
Yrdmten H
beaetenb entreter In einent 5000 Auabrdt8ue srcBen @arten
p6er eiuem Srettifet auf ben Gefeafaaftseampfftife, rrerben je
mad Ter Nobl, 3u ben erfen oerfauften 1000 2pts beteeeeben.
Ser In Der Gntptdelung besrtfcne 5abridplan leibet 6aeur6
nt6t muir tetne @eetntrd9Hgune, iOnSert, r1rB pur6 Nustuprun9
Dbieen SnfnpleneS ert etne game Wtdtteeit erlanaer. ssI
Eabrtfmnten, nelhe tbe @tdbltHement6 mad @gs 49drbpr 9ttp
Ieaen, merben ~abgelehen brn Der 9~anhieen Sage snifden Nrrb1 unb
SIb, burd ltber1le 8e9unfi8inseH SettenS Der @eteuthatt be-
Seutenbe Gprtbetle eertnnen. aim "a etS
Pamphlets rerbsa u~uentssltlia a~us8e8eSet, as ndtere Naa-
ri6ten ertbeilt burn
glpI9S s. mtbt, Aeent.
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3yNUTzBret

B9S Sur bel# pllDerelt NenlEfIIlBllaHHIe. -
&tntpanherer unb geiiente fpGten febr 1prFGtis fem, ete fe lire
gilette taufen ttb lplten cidelOea rtr ron iclden aasstsatsa
Maflern pter 8mtf6entragern, ia de Icnt ter @efaNr au@9eiebt
fnb, beidWintelt Sn merben uno ibr Sch umionit ~auS3efen.
Ourdfabrt8%5iQette
uaG auen Tbetlen bes QEefens iio ST ha3et bet
Gb. s.. 8iISebrQnSt,
.s Hs5 ll @tneral. Gnttardnteitz N9ent Der Baltimore nhS
& s4a Sttp= @tenbabn.
eoaoH SEC. 81 TbQnte8fr., Baltimore.
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ouf tenn alten 0fabe
\ on

John E. ~EDetVvfIer. la (
(aaS Der Sdweis sebirti) g9ffl
9eprnfter nno a6mittirter
MODOfat
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Commissioner of the u. S. Court of claims.
Commissioner of deeds for most of the States
he Union - States
2FVse inb -
Dneitttt9er Nptar beS Staate8 @iiccnfhn.
Mroc+ic;rf S Mwtln y ~ u NEiIcpnfn.
1n Snpreme-Spurt lno Der. Gtaaten Difrift- Gourt ~ inGr+
Sono-Ssarrants inb pertauft 9ano- gBarrants, Gtoots. unb S SM,.
OreblAno. uno rerf1aft Qale ms aMsIanb, apaS. IN
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IenersN rfDer


Johnston's Insurance Rooms
So. 70 SecpitD1tr.
Ve11er=, Wldrtne= mmb &eben8=0Scrffches
rltag8=Gontpa0ntcu.
.StdtrIte lnO fciteite GDmpaQnie.
SerltAerun98zGpmp ber Sa(eb j.. Biroilien
nit $3.50, coo Gapital.
Spn9pur9@SerIiderltg8@@p rtp. y. 8iroiiien
nit $500. coo @optat. '
Alpetttarle=Ser ider1ng8z@pnt Is. Giroinien Z
NIT 5000, coo @opitol. -
9Rqrfer SafsSerlt9. =@pnlp. ron Smlrtfprb
NIT $3.50, 600 @apiaI.
Sectrtfp@gerltd}erlt98z9p n1p. ron Stems )nre
nit $270iOOO Gaptal. H C1t.
bptttr~Ver1tderlln98= Spn1p. Dpn. Nen5zOnrf
nit $500, coo capital. 80
@elpfute@g erft derlrigS< Gpmp. j.. g3en<0orf
nit $270,0 coo GaMtal. oF"r
WtptttanfeG er ftderuttg8=@pnt +. Nenz9(nrf
! nit 100000 capital. 1>r
9ee@zsoprlp=Seritder s@p1lp i'm @eipz0Drf.
nit $3.50 900 capital. ~
Wtercalltlle W(lltltal Wartne.
"a nit 81 100000 Gapital.
Serelht9fe Staaten Teber8=&erItderu.11 &c.
AlIs nit 81 ,250.972 GapitoI.
Nprtberlt NIflrallcerGpln sol, Qrn6Dt
NIT $~2,194,11l capital.
Vie cten benerfkn Gpntra1nleen iito bpn Sr os,ssy,4.
Staote8 WfnrNlanb a%ltbpWifrt un6 IenIrt. 4e SN"'0 V"
Ole ppn Dem ltnRrSebneten reprGlentirteu G0nboaniccr hoh.,
mmtrfllD ertn9bdreS @apital sum bgQtrt obcr anae1eSSs Syss
Sedra9 eeraanppFtil9 tr pe 3aHlun9 BON @~ertufen. g}Sl -.
erieet. EI 0 $bns1 q SSSnngn RVualti9
Sreb. Niinrt, Surbc9rr. tSo17 r., Z
The new era., 1860-05-17

they wickediy misrepresented the party
that sent them there. OF course that
party will remember them with an af:
fectionate remembrance.
REPUBLICANS AsTIR.
The Republicans are astir. Some have
already left for Chicago; others are
here en- route Our good friend Miller,
Of ST. Cloud. is stopping at this house
till to-morrow's steamer,
| am sorry to say he is afflicted with
severe cold which prevents his speak
ing above whisper. He thinks, how
ever, it will soon wear off. Mr.. Miller
is held in high esteem by the leading
Republicans here, as he deserves to be.
His quiet, unostentatious manner wins
him many friends.
The nomination at Chicago will very
much depend on the judgment of the
Convention as to the probable nominee
at Baltimore. Ifit is thought Douglas
will be the man-Seward will not be
nominated. Had Douglas been nomi-
mated at Charleston, Bates, Mclean, or
some other conservative Statesman
would be selected at Chicago
| am sure it is the general feeling
among the most experienced of the par
ty in this city, that Seward is not the
man-that he is not the strong man with
the people. We have not conversed
with single prominent Republican who
has not expressed doubts of his election
in case of his nomination, yet conceding
to him superior Craftsmanship and
bold leadership.
The new era., 1860-05-17
Editorial Correspondence.
WINsLow HOUSE
,Sr. PAUL, Mimi, May 10. 1860

ST. PAUL, Minn., May 10, 1860
There are SO many contradictory
reports a1oat in relation to the real
cause ofthe adjournment ofthe Charles
ton Convention without a nomination.
that one hardly knows what to think of
1t.
Some say it was at the special in
stance of Douglas, that time might be
given to the refractory delegates to go
home and report themselves, in hopes
that the States represented by them
would elect new Delegates. While on
the other hand, it is affirmed that the
adjournment was effected to prevent the
nomination of the Little Giant which.
with the secession of the Southern dele
gates, was becoming a certainty in the
event Of few more days sitting Of the
Convention.
From all we can learn, from both
sides, our best judgment is, that the ad-
Journment was with the great Illinois
ans consent, if not by his instance
that he feels assured of ultimate tr;-
umph over his bitter opponents in the
party, and that when the Convention
meets at Baltimore. whether the sece-
ders return or put up a candidate of
their own. Douglas will be nominated as
the Democratic candidate.
GOV. GoRMAN RETURNED AMI
BECKER DENOUNCED.
Gov. German has returned. and feels
assured Of the final success ofhis favor
ite. There is considerable indignation
expressed against the Minnesota dele
gate who voted for Hunter Of Virginia.
When we first heard fit, we fixed up
on J. Travis Rosser, he being Virgin
ian. But upon further inquiries, we
learn that il was A. M. Fridley. Beck
or voted, SO we were informed, for
Guthrie. When these latter gentle
men were nominated, we whispered
they would prove themselves little en-
titled TO the confidence Of the Douglas
men which was being placed in them.
We knew them Of old, and knew their
affiliations with Rice. Where Rice
was. there they would be. Rice be-
trayed Douglas. and we knew they
would And they did. That Douglas
10 the choice Of nine-tenths Of the De
mocracy Of this State there is not the.
lcast doubt; and when Becker and Frid-
10y voted against him at Charleston, 4
The new era., 1860-05-17
Editorial Correspondence.
WINsLow HOUSE.
Sr ANTHONY Nav 8 10.

ST.. ANTHONY, May S, 1860
Dust has disappeared. and drizzly
rain succeeds. Last night we had a
beautiful shower. Nothing could be
more refreshing then the air this morn
ing. Everybody rejoices in it.
This magnificent. house, the largest
and best ia the west, is by no means full
yet. though many from the south, in
cluding those here last season, are ex-
pected in few weeks. Those Of our
Southern readers who contemplate a
pleasure trip this summer, or any OF
their friends, cannot find more charm
ing spot, more salubrious atmosphere,
or finer accommodations than here. In
all our peregrinations--and they have
not been few or short-we have never
found any house in the west surprising,
either in spaciousness or elegance, the
Winslow at St. Anthony. Its location,
overlooking as it does, the Fails and the
entire surrounding country, furnishes a
view panoramic uuequalsd, both in
beauty and extent,
The inside arrangement Of the Wins
low, for the convenience and comfort of
visitors, are alike elegant and admiral BILE.
The spacious parlors are tastefuIIy and
richly furnished; indeed nothing is
wanting in any of tho appointments that
are esteemed essential in an establish
ment ofthe kind.
The energetic and deserved!y popu-
lar proprietor, Mr.. McLain, and his ac-
complished lady, hailing from the south,
give to the WinsIow tone and south
ern air which we like. Political asper-
tiles exist here as elsewhere, but south
ern gentlemen with their families, who
may come this way to pass the summer
months. may bo sure of most cordial
welcome from all our people. In vari.
ETY. of scenery and beauty Of landscape,
no place we know of, except the banks
of the Hudson, equals the Falls of St.
Anthony and its surroundings.
We will not close these little pencil
lings without our editorial thanks to
our gallant friend Darrow at the Wins
low desk, for his courtesy and kindness
shown US during a few days sojourn
here. All good fortune attend him.