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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-11

nation against "rustic forwardness. -
The little woman leaned back in hel
seat, and very singularly evinced quiet
amusement, rather than any - O1ger
sentiment, in return for this insolence
Gas I am to pass through ~"
said the fop to the aounced lady, cit
would reawly be my highest pleasure
to attend you from the depot to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; it would be
most especially delightful to call upon
the lady, and I can 60 on-that is, I
can proceed in the next train"
The offer was coquettishly accepted.
In short time the whistle sounded, the
train began to break up; and the con-
ductor put his head in at the door to
announce in shout that they were ar
rived at n. The dandy stood up
with his slender cane and snowy cigar
case the train stopped ; the great Ia
dy swept past her into the aisle f; de-
livered over . half score of miscella-
nsus articles to the care Of her new
attendant took his arm and was con-
Quoted to the ladies' room, to wait
while . carriage should be ordered.
They soon had seats within a coach,
and the exquisite exerted himself be-
yond what had seemed possible, to in
duce the driver to set of without any
other passengers. cit is so exceed
ingly annoying" he declared, "to be
continually forced into contact with
vulgaw people,"
But the coachman either considered
too well what was for his own pocket
interest, Or indalged wicked desire to
torture our fine-gained hero, so the
wheels never moved till the coach had
) large Gil Of passengers-among them
. dirty Irish woman, and . fragrant
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-11

know sweet girl, with bonny blue eye,
Who was born in the shade
The witch hazel-tree made,
Where the brook sang q song
All the summer-day long,
And the moments went merrily by
Like the birdlings the moments flew by.
know fair maid, soul-enchanting in grace,
Who replied to my vow,
Near the hazletree bough,
"Like the brook to the sea,
How yearn, love, for thee!'
And she hid in my bosom her face
In my bosom her beautiful face.
have dear wife, who is ever my guide;
Wooed and won in the shade
The witch-hazle. tree made,
Where the brook sings its song
All the summer-day long,
And the moments in harmony glide
Like our lives they in harmony glide.
*Net ''ses, I" Compassion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-11
NIB GR! LUMBER

Albert Allen, Washington, Iowa. at
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03

iOpfer zines lclder auBer1tdotilden Nppbp>
flei9e8 waren pcr9eltern 4 EFF auf benz uubz
LAMB" biebersefpmnene Deutl6e. sic fumeu
Don einem Spa5ter9ottg auf Der philadelphia
9fpao 3uriif oa trate1t etpa 2 Oteileu pDn
Der Staot II 8pmoteS uuf le gu alp fproer@
ten ibuen @elo ab. Die Oentl6en perpei9er=
ten pafelbe. Du fielen bic Gowoie8 iiber ite
ber nno miBbanoelten Spei Don ibnen furdtbar,
10 oa6 tie farm mebr oeben %fonntelt, Der eine
Der miBbanrelten Deutiden beiBt Serbpl5.
Grtmtna1<GDurt. = Solbua 6crner
m1roe BON Der Nnfla9e, Weeifna bu8 Der
nSroliden SentralbabnsG prnp. 9elteblet DOr@
ben mar, nit benz 8tlen, paB e8 9eltOblene
@aare, empfanseu gu BADEN, frei9eiprpden.
Mebrere fleine Charlottesville trurben dlf
ben ndGlten Termit peri6pben. Sine Nnfla9e
eeaen ben befannten Sobn 3ieSenfuB pe9en
Ansriff8 murpe nieocr9eldla9en, neil Die 3eu~
aen ni6t auf5utreiben pareu, @benlp ultO aus
bemIelbeu @runoe purne e8 nit Nnt. Qrnplb,
g1m 9toet uno 8uo 91cpt 9enladt, RE be8
8erfauf8 rpn 2otteriez Gidets an9etlaot tparen.
Der Brp5eB 9esen Tbaopeu8 Wapble, Der arz
seflast if, ein 5pielbau8 gu balten, wuroe bis
gum nd1dten Termtn peridpben.
Nnorem Sotneilpu muroe ldulot9 befnnpen,
ben @ep. Gartar nit elmer Glufde ause9rt5fen
at b1ben.
@terbtidfett8beridt . 8efamnt>
lid lpurne pcr 8 9a9en fein S~terbli6teitSbez
ridt e%rtattet. Der f~ol9enoe umfabt puber Die
seltern gu Gnoe segansenen pier5ebn unp
nidt Bios a6t Gage. Sn oielen IA 1a9en
farben 191 Verlonen, 1o1 mdnnlide unp 80
meiblide. SaupttoOeSuriaden lparen: @bple=
ra Snfantunt, moran 80 itarben, Sdwinoiudt
80, Gonpullionen 5, Wa1erludt 5, &cpfralz
leriu9t 4, @a1enfieber 3, Gatarrbfeber 4,
Sirneut5tnouns 5, Maiern II, Sitter 2, Cab
men 5, unbefannte Sinperfrantbetten %.
Son ben 8erltorbenen maren 50 inter 1 S.,
10 3wiiden 1 uno 2 s., II 5wiiden 60 uno
20 g., Z 5miiden 20 uuO 80 S., 5 5wilden
80 unp 90 S., 1 5mtl9en 90 uno 100 s. :
33 Der gertrrbenen paren iarbig, mcrunter 4
Sflapen.
2uftbaGLon. - ST, 8uIep, Der 9rOBe
9uftIdiffer bon Ybilaoelpbiu, itieg seifern ri6=
tia bon Nullmaun'S @arten in leinem 8alpn
auf. Da eS an @u8 feblte, 10 lieB Der Toll=
fitbne ben Sprb unp einen 9rpBen 3beil be8
8aua1t' q 5urid. Man 9laubt, oaB er seltern
Nbeno flint Meilen bon Der Stabt bel oer 8el=
air Npab lanbete.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03
Or. @mfelamS's beriiAmtes
beili ar,iuhJtd al, s.

.s fALRtb. btuHpliW uIB FN Hr a@
ttberbeIbmetcen, OispepT. uue @eIbFutt, hrpnt,
ldt ODER %nereGie ShpdAent Observation-Disclosures
une aite Hranfbeiten, wel6e Don 0erbprbenem Wlo a.
gen ODER Der 9tttr tntfleben. 80 .ai
s9:+ ldls e%raCvfdn8, tnnsrl tt psmOribsn, Nntraua be
8Iusts Rdb benz RUpfe 5Gur, TN Wdaen, 5erabrenatn scb.
srsnnta. u ,retitiptatett. S6rers TIM UResen, S8wa&t unt
esfes fSeFubl i'm Rilen as unteElett S&wersr atbtn
segIfIUpen 5hy ts Der Nusen, yIefen tn kena Wshbt
stetts ub 8YfibmtrJen. Utf6wtrpcu bttm atbmtua GeIt-
ssreen Ter Daat arb Nusen, Sshtnfeteu S4nsrs,n liz
Rntsa unit ben @htettn btst I'm Rpef wnb Bremen TN
5tetl6, g~anetststt unA RttnRretfhla itnbett.
Dt @taenttimtr ~smpfetlen pttft Dtsbjin Der Mnfna trtfant.
cit bs u6itfams fen lbert uet ron BEN IBerrh ant br
tnpfObIn DtrS. @s IT, bttt f.n ntuss unb an8tprnftes
Dltttrt. fUntssn etRss. ba (tit 10 Sdhrsn bte prufn ns ppr BEN
lmerttanit6sH UOttsa btaaubea bdt unh bsGtn Muf Hns Dee.
tsnf BIS isst NOD su t.tutm Hattrn errt4t murLe. Dtt
Staentft ~fi1t be dtmts uae anseeaet@ntts Ger3s unb Drt.
1dtptrfpnen aus al n ztetten bitles 2anbeS IA &unfsn aeben
lsben the ~unRebeusre unb ct taeRaus Dur<f ing bes anf6tr.
Id son bem Stlenttlnttr ~pubI;trten dtmand&s, ret@tn Der.
itSbs nnentseIblt@ enra bic Mstnttn perftetIsn last mus aud
BEN ttnelduSiaHen detr3eugen, bag bitffS Btttets mtrEtk ht
strnRmtbeH %ptrettat, p.I&t 20 trldRst bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03
DR.. Hufeland.
8alionifher GnrnioI

Odll0ult1Der &CrDtQl
fdr f6ntlt 5eiluns Don Runsn, Grt6ltuna, SnNueraeu. Rr&n.
ne, Rauesn 9als unb FSttr5trtntntslnbnns, anSashruna unA
Eenn NOD nH6git1, 6r-.. ,,trung fur G1S an bteitr AranIteit
eelsentt. fslbf tn ben lesttn 6tnbttn. sftl -,
Dtsfs berabrntt Preparation III eIstn BEN Dttttsn auverIdis
fg. : 20 tn fur zine FIaEt Don krautet ten beRimmt, bic
auetnetHtr unb ssfdbrltrtr dS nat amer tsnen bic BemSk.
nsr Sttfts eaneee untsrwptfen Hnb Rtanf6ttteu bic spn Il.
asr tletnen %1rfdituns %berrlbrtn. DR.. Ben, sttls erat 6.,t.
pc aulbsrttdt fat; SD wtl ut&t t~ebaupttn, kdg ,&dlt'
fnr nns TT, noe bic pea unt bas ss!tt Btsbsr fur bic BtwSk.
ar unetrsr 8Unen Hnb. abtr t1 fdnn bsfttmntt Strf&ern, baF
re uas &rantpstsn son srSssrtr etfatrlt&feit unt mter
stsrstfdut ~;nfubrtn.
&tns ipettsrt Prob, Der tntfrslt&en gefdHsIt&sett hr sss
stns tietatH ~&rfdltnns tntfrpenbsu Rrdufptttn, ttiat F& kb
itnsm Uttd uetr naNftbfnbt aus Sen Wert&ttn 6S pbtIdbI.
s9ta 9etunbtettSdm tts sntnprnntens LabeIs 7rpsbea yti.
laeslphta anertannt stas br s~slunStRsn Stdbte PEE lnscH H.
,tgt BE xn6eIei
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$. Nort'e SSetmbolle,

SbarFltr. JtD. q n1be 0ernldnltraBe.
tum SeiSe i'd biermit an, oaB ib meme 9aue nod INNER am 0ten
9lase Holte maO mem g@etm52a9er ,6sbeutenSS %bersrSBert. babe.
di4e geetne BON ben biQi9lten bis gu ben t66iten Yreien, wOroui
t9 bel oen icsigen itrenSen Sonnta8S9desen nod gang b~elDncers
S %r sSE,, % Ss e. am g iaSs an San rS 5eo u ps y, bsgfS SsG ELEM, sm SMT laI.
6em @laS. NlaIhe umo @oGOne un6 lefere oieIeGbeu bel NbnabWe
nNa 8asenb Slalben Coer bel Der @alOne fOitcntret ms Sau8.
n.y. 0Nntnn QSr o & u e o IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03

WerInttnt+ Cine &69in uuo Elm 3iumermao6eu in Der
ONt'ul3t+ 28oier-9etl, AntaIt. g6e oputn8. II. WtOuut-
itr., eber9alb Union. Square. Der b6@fe 9obn wtrO beSablt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03

Dttfe aatien Jttetn. kds tetadte@bt Z. TbtiT aGtr gterRe.
fdas In ets}em eau9e hurp GasSebruna serurtaHt wexbeu. as.
-isfshtn 9rn ben JdbIrstden anbern 2sthtn, Bic son t&nu
fettbfrn GSs@.!"aa btrSetdsfGtrt Derh4n
Ige&Ont euere @efanbbett uRO wtnn tbr an elmer @rtxltuua..beE
Bruf rber Qunee leioet. taufet cine 6laf6e BON 9ufeIaR6's
6dlflmtf6em GCrtial unO tbr f6naet 0uf f&ere @enefans reGnen.
be5euet.
Suhen trnnt aber mdnGntal BON SerbDrbenemt Mlasen, In mel.
dem Safe has nDeutfhe Btttets" setrautt merben fUnte. Sn
BdGen BON etnea anbduernben Sufen berrIbrenbr SMp6he unb
Mbfpdnnuns bes eanjen Gpferts wtrp man Dds 8ttters vrn grCeens
gtnben Hnben.
3afelbe rirb eta,is Bet Or. 6. 81. Sadfsn, 4sS Qraar.
Vtilabelptia SerferttSt umb betaaen Drueetaen unb SlsretaItern
burh BITE Der. St1aten Nerfauft.
VEeiS IS &ente bic GlGinf. Mf1oil
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03

NS 6eter be8 4. Sult tn4ber
8 bale, go. 800 s.. BrattfruBe.-
Bir Derpeiien far beute uuf Die betreffenre
Nnnpnce.
NS @rpBe Greuriionen a 4.
-Sult. = Gu4 oie8mal iino uni ere Oanpf.
boot uno Giienbabns@ pmpa9nieen bemibt,
benz 8Olte @elesenbeit 5n idDnen unp mOblfei=
len @rcurlipnen nber ben 4. Suit gu 9eben.
y Der Dampfer Georgia eebt beute Nbenb
z ubr nab Nprfolf, Slo 8Otnt &C. ab, fdbrt
feline Ya11asiere in ben Ocean btnaus uno febrt
iibermcr9en ytadmittu8 5uriid. Oieie prGdz
tise 6unofabrt foltet fir ben @%tn3elnen nur
So, unb ftr einen 6errn uno cine Dame 3u-
1ammen nur SIS. . 7a
p Nuf Der @aibinstoner j3weisbabn Der
Baltimore uno Sbto~@ii enbubn fam man
1nOrsen gu ben perldieoenlten Ease83eiten fir
So nud1 Wabin9ton unb bieber 5uriidfabren.
3 Nud mad @Qicctt8 Miu8 II. Dem 8elap
SOule peranltaltet Die Baltimore unb Sbisz
@iienbabnzG Ompasnie mcrBen cine Men9e BON
Sins uno Serfa5rten gu ben b~illisiten Breiien.
9Seitere8 iber piele @rcurtonen iasen bic 9nz
- 0.4co4 ~rs +HE f+ a*
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GSARA Ser Undergraduate erlaubt lb feline Sreunbe uno
ane 2iebbaber zines ausgesetdneeu &bein- @ene8 auf
ien 2aser BON N~tarfsrdfer, @~ofeber9er, ~llnSfteiner, 0etoeSbet-
mer, &ierItetner II. |. 10. oufnertian St MAIDEN. Die Oben 9e-
ndunten Q8eine merhen beint Sla8 tpe bel Der Sla6e an Der Bar
gu ben btGi9iten prefen ~perabrei6t, @boleIale auber benz 9auie
nit beoeutenoem &abat
ag- 8er9ool unO Piotta'8 9a9crbier ME INNER.
SSuni18, 3mt .4 9enr1&pD8, IA q. S~Sre6ertfitr.
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SeDpibe.
Nerlnn0t

boB ale periOnen, wel8e Geppt6e braa6en, &OtS uebmea, pa6
Die @%aloerton- : eppt4 8abrit=@omp. an gpinn8 Sails in ibrem
Depot in SO. / Oit=BalimpretraBe &eppthe pertaufer, mel6e
an 566nbet, Nebtlet Der 6arben unO Qauerbafu8feitbe { in NJ
btltt9eren Pretie Nue8 iberrefen, mas ir9enb cine anbere
6otrif bietet. Q8Duen, @arn, ipetBes uu6 9~efirbte5 gum 9erfouf,
&epptde perben aui 8eitelm9 an9efri9t
cun22,l *. 6. 6. @e[nDu, WQeut.
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SrrO9 & Comp. Gbampdguer.
Mareuil SuraY. )

100 8Srbe unb Gtfen bon btefeut ~beribntten ggeine In Quarts,
ptntS ub bdben ptntS Igeben an9etDnataen per ogDm. Sen"
ub 3an @ert0uf bet S .. &barrpn uub g., .ab
Dt6-8 SGNpDers u, ~QCmbarbfr
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enti9eS Mrbeit= yfad)Weiinmg8-S iireau,
C(L.u,ooCt~ ~, TX -

unter 9Iuff9t Der nGeui8eu @eIeuI6af."
Nue Iteieni9en, tpelbc oeutHbe 9anoWerter, Nrbetter eNr Oten1t.
bOten Su bei8dtsen wani9en, IOpte ale osuti6en arbeuiu9en-
ben molten fb peri6nltt cper in frontiren 8rieen an oen N9enteu
Der @efeai9at 0errn 3. s. 8etltn99pf, $50. 55 EbameS-
fr. wenbem, WeI@er unentSelbli9 NuStuntt ertbetIen mtrc. GD
- gu permtetben.
Gin Store nit ginrthhIn9. gu erra9en IN Der Qeder-O Office.
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Nerlnnat = Aphlrn.

8Dr16ld9e CUR 9eferun9 BON @umberlanc- unb &ntbracte. Sob.
len in boS Warptano-( S~efingntB fir 1 Sobr bonn @u9ut 1860 an
CQualitdt bon Gntbracue ipectf3rt) 224o Pfunb per &onne, il
Ole Nnitalt 9eHefert wetn perlan9t percen ent9eSenseucnnen Biz
gum Is. Sult 1860 etni1lie6lt6.
(Su30-6 sis, ia8) 81. o. evans, Na BEN.
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ms- 6plpmah8 @n1be

1T elm masii6er BALKAN fir wsbe Brittle. pfene Sase unb iOnfiss
alte 29unoen, ielbit fir iOt5e, WeI6e felt Sabren Der Seilfraft ie-
'beS- oneern Wdttels ipcheten. EanIenoe BON 3eueniGen be3eu9en
ibre fat wunoerbaren g8rtun8en in ben Spitdlern Der alien unb
neuen @8et. .s as1 els 49, a r1rf~
gu BADEN in Der Sabrit SEQ. 80 Weaiben Sane Seem. gcrt anb BEL
alien Drussiheu au 25 @t8., 63 Gts. unb 81 Die S6ahtel.
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@eriAtliAer 0erfauf.
nmS fr~ans6fifdbe 0Oeine.

49, Inner Eager bterp0n il 10 wpbt aIiorttrt, baS mir 9Se=
beroertauRrn ratben, bel un8 pcr6uipre4en unb lid be
98aare gu beiebeu. Sir 6amilien9ebraud) tDnnen min nit 5ett
umiern ielbf a%bse5o9enen 6orfer, &ramtnp, 6O9beiner unb am
cere feline &beinpeIne empieDten. -
&SbeI & &itbeImp,
Sc. 379 gSeIt- 9oltimoreHrafe
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giOrtberu Qi6ertD Marfet @eitourQtiou
Sc. 336 Siebente StraBe.

Naibin9tOr DC.
Ourp .beeettenoe. gerl9Snerln9 lmc 8erbeierun0 bin i'd il
9~enet9ten 3u1prud.
ap2l .3nt AA@ @eprd OH.
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a 30 a-
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14
.A-L-4B1lL4 -1gT-4IHE.

The nsai0rIty Ia tins E'tate seem To De goli-
rraLled by the Y anoev suhool Gd poIltloiala.
These nle ahe pfeoiptt,lte .'tate aoItoI l'ulrt7
S6lU there Is plreucv very considerable poi-
non u the people rl.Iiylng as the cc-ul'ern-
bon party who beglu u make show Of of-
postotor and vino nuy be able to auVe the
STATE from hasry uedion. They Gre tor oon-
srIasng the other Southern States und lll.r0-ltg
the South. 9eputor Fitzpatrick belongs 10
this purtv The Montgomery Maui srittss Al
/ meeting held III Kingston, On Saturday last,
: a,lLit occurred between the two parties, aud
separasa candidates. fu the Eit1te Convention
were nominated 3anator Fitzpatrick went
with the oo-operGtiorists, an. ont t SIX o.
seven hundred, they were IL minority oi
only one hundred
An lno8naIGry u6tsupt WAS made to bum
the cupttal d Anoumu Ii Montgomery on
"Wednesday iast L.umbusrLoiss were I.cllltec-.
Fortunately. 1ne work w,e discovered before
ii was Zoo ana. md The building saved
The Mobile Regisler publish IS i iturer from
2. 4 it.rga sluveholae, - Of Alubulnu, OPPOSING
dissolution On account Of Lincoln ; election
The lsr-er contains the following views
4. ] ,1u surprised 10 see tl,.t nau ed the Iuv
c&o uuusulallauusiT advocate saoesaiou rs l
eous1.tt.t,a,it- measure. Tins Is equal 70 Say
my = man has i RIGHT to tll himself 1he
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

Pos1raoT or TEE Hon . .IlH e J1IcE-
1&EipcI-l here appears 10 be 0.2s-oera.ie
Interest -aarll1 esie- ~ a p.i7l.L % me press
w t9g~ The We've q 9f- 6'e.tlHf5a2s "a re-
-utlo1 ta The present. e'1s1e. -Le -e1l1-'-.1
.EeutlcsT. Statesman. . Democratic gog'T-a-
published al the home % Nj bfecflu'gc-e
and By. enthusiastic supporter during the Lane
Presidential contest La as-191 1-s poa-ioo1
ia The following remarks.
here IL as yet DO Jl.si cause 1lf reTe ut'or
O c1aso-gta91- lie l1lo9 commands our
el'-lal 1-e2lalss :. p We t11al. De ~ AZ Until
lt' t'''aL'- l1s l22st-tlif29 t-a' been ACTUALLY
Destroyed. Ae1'let3 "lI not surrender the
Llla Nuf people are az Gallant and -Ia11t-
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14
IRON CALIFORNIA.

From 7 u,.t EerneT We learn diiat the Pony
Express passed there coming eastward, on
the morning Of the ;1Uh Bsiow ure lev
items N news brought ilT the Express
Minor J. H. SnoTt, Jlrtad otates Army
died III sun Frlsnaisc0 Oh the Ia.
The tria d. y, Cabul anchored II Malf-
doolno. during the g,4Ie al the lJdn, was aul'-
s.zed and 1hg nute and BlG of the crew lost
A bou1 lrooaet.esa from shore TO relieve ths
Cabot. mlgllued by five men. was also cal'h-2ecL
and all lost During the past sly weeks III
unusual number d whale ai1rps huTt touched
ii 1un Fri1uelsuo aid I'D supplies, tlEssiili1rgt'a
and rssllip9ed crews. newuOslslea Oh THE last,
and Obtained Lusean ucvlueA. III Blal auF-ne
III ulnle and money II QemouHDridtt immense
Advantages To sun truneise. over Honolulu rs
/ wlsptlng post
4 leie2rils illit t.IspGteh ,eoervac to-day iron
Yrat.s announces the Death OF DeG1ln nnlIJh
III Portland. Oregon on tie 18th tie wac
,aoalldtr one d LIE 4 Il-aa States 1alrtorE
from ttiiet 9tAle
Bv the Steamer Brother Jonathan full i'd
vices ila raeavao /. the l1tb HIST, from But
ISL Columbia tg Tile ItJn
larvt numbers ut .DrIasa arrived III Port
i4no from the lll1ues III the British l'ossesslallA
having beau driven uf ty Indians.
Leputs d r,sb gold n,-las I'D Dragon IND
Washington continue IL usual
yhe wuuigu tuctJry III Salem WIS running
might iua day. mountaineering i4-racA winch
iluo / ready market.
SINE. November -tL el-511l d glla
dust Lus been raaal1a. Ii \ Lollr4G from ~
4ar river.
I1grs was SERIOUS riot Vi Elcs".a thao-
ter November C 2rgwlu2 out Of lpu- exist
ing pref u.lu4a at ne cruee nEU-usi EAEt'A tIit
negro population HAVING t'll- g1l1a. go bi-1ihl
Columbia tr2m California to improve tnar
s,cll~ ,,oalrln. which they claim ly oe e tl-
lu tL tt.1-e t9 THAI ll il.T Ituu, race.
The whites -lamum.e-- and the management
Of The 1uauter provide. -apts tar Irs u-lu,ec ~
irons Ii, ! ,epa,a,t part d THE 19uss- ll
Tile ,sgl1 III .uesll1l rte uer'pas concerted !
I.lu L. tuts ,,14sHsstHl lt tua rese~7 H- salrh
Two ne.~ues t.s1 forced uclLlJlGune go tnt
,l-rI uHttt TIDE VI--Jae attempting ta gEf@
them Tile uelUA L- s.l-s COSTUME. .-ll y'a-
.ll. 1oe pl-rrueuts L. U=sl5t I'D t1a 14-i- Lib
(. e. look rstugvs net-ua ihs scenes s pgr7
Of ,a.~la.. armed WITH e.u1s caue ta tas re-
cue d taer t1Iyvs Ind ruuoe, D. winnie:
vs,t knocked down All. kicked BY Tile 1a-
.r'-uas
L-.Lla5 ol--,.1t.-s lamu we've Thrown
iy39.t. Which Bursting. saf The tlt;l11' .-
fra The l=-n.,H- -s,r Possession and drove
yut the wines and were 1AeIa.e-7t,. lu 1--,l
rsu,I,ec SOME u The le1,uas Tad FIREARMS
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

WE lru1iea 1tat II argalI,zarinr u Minute
Men has t'sau goa-ep NJ in Day -4rr and I1sri-
re county. The ossansioie object u the asa9-
clad,on, as euuuciutsd in rhe oh6gu1iop d
membership winch We have seen. Is 70 eaI
llao dhe STATE enough arms 70 prepare 3r
n'y troubles Winch ll.py RISE. out u the pre-
sem excitement Of the times If TINS be al
then the organization Is unnecessarily. ior ote
same s'tject aau he sttal,e. through tie gor-
ernor. whose auty II Is 70 furnish The militia
u tne State vl5h requisite arms
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

WBY ARE TEE PRAIRIEs TREELEss The
Nester0erss when they speculate on geology.
answer this question BY affirming thai the
prairie fires burnt them all oE-that they
have been frightened out Of existence BY the
fires OF the Indians At other times they
vary in their theory by affirming that the
absence Of trees Is due to the deficiency O.
rain; but neither does Tins stand examins-
ton for the maps Of the distribution Of rain
show that the fall On the prairies about equals
that in other regions Mr.. Whitney, In biz
paper on the " Origin Of the Prairles,' % read
before the Scientific Congress, Shows that the
real cause Of the absence Of Arboresoent veg
citation lies In a certain mechanical condition
Of the soil. and in its extreme Aneness
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

T'ErNGs TX w ABEINGnllN- -I,lR I" ahD-
inc-tap aorraspundelts ure busy III ool]ee'u't's
,,ug gpear.iatlors We nuke the following
extracts from the metropolis
Sguusr Davis Of Mississippi Is mooor'te
B,,r, tlrn Et is I'D ti1r ut El4llulIHU214 every
n,aa,,s of uualfeation before the flllI ci-ril-
rrslyhs shall occur.
The Northwestern Representatives III
then ma8ting ON Monday nl4tl onnaLul'tl
to stand BIZ the I mon
The proposition to reiar 50 much % Ilie
President Message It'd / SPECTRAL oulinlLultit u
one from each Stute meets With general Gl~
lrovul Several conferences have nean helG
t.-aur upon 1ne suajaet. IT Is unt,arsLi'oo
ft,ut John Cachrl.ne d New ul'6-, VIII nii4ht
tile motion The South desires biip1 II Blla1
come from Northern Iau.ni1t Ihe l-s-
pubhauue 8ur bm little but Il Is I-ntitlaI1'~
tx the lenders q thu parry tnU1 1nRy ilt
wlIltua to so-oIHrl.te I'D amy movement Il'lA
will .szt,e tne difficulties uud uT8'r LIE Ill
pending GrlsIa.
As u.artare stuna now South Carolina Foes
om ou tie l-Ub o. sUh OF 4'aoalnl9' '- I'll
I'm sides appear to De ready tor it, with 1nf
Delpocr,.tie members from the a,rapt North
vt,s standing By the Union II i.- i,p2ar,'a.
1.-THE idea d y ltillii4l lunv eu1iul- ILIuiu-
Ia ~ Congress outside of tbe Constitution
j. moi rangrvea with favor By lur lm'TT
The renar1 tine evening l. thai the Press lali
I,.s 4rruek the recommendation ont d lis
Wesspevs The President r9io M,. Le.rr. Of
South Carolina Oh -luur-.ur. Illr be- lI . mon
{.1iarrA m, the ,lr.,lt Of ~ll-tH. no RhGa1t, hu1
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

SOUTHERN ENlGRATl0N Es-wABD.-
The >heltyTiLe Tennessee. Ezpoaatar says:
Never at amy time id the memory Of the Oldest
5nAsbitant h4s 50 great q tide Of emf a-rat5c1
been Witnessed a. II daily rolling westward
through this Town. They hail from Virginia,
from North Carolina from everywhere Hast
and are bound SONIC for Texas, some for Mis-
souri- and some for the Lord knows where.
Our own county and Stale have sent large
delegations TO the great West We notice an
unusual number Of slaves in the trains Of the
mowers.
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14
-

The Message Q5 Nj BUCHANAN shows
hlu to be opposed 10 the present saoessiou
excitement amt consequently al the t-re-
eaSlug Blsokluricge pupere VII uuc.ou1ta..f y
tie against il The Memphis Avalanche says
THAI the document nagts with lts :.a.aru.
luea cisapproraI and ts,,d 1t Is IL oouoro-
rsfgy wiau every principle Of tae resoi,.r,o,ss
Of ,9@-. q Tie leader d the paet has
opener. upon tue eaass and We aucure tt.t
assertion thns 1or the next three wseas tae
c-aollou e4aays, III this ind Others STATES
where dhe Avalanche goes VIII re,-sai.. de-
1enrallaa diaap5eoeaf and orpos-t,oa 10 t1s
spirit Of tt.e resolutions Of 9.-
The constitutional union., 1860-12-14

h have RECEIVED oolT q Tie Pres
Gents last a'aeas- Message witch was read
BEFORE HE Senate aud House Of hefeess,.-s-
1'es last Week The entire naaier 1as pe4o
-2-t--2, 1.' some Naeee ia,s, t. The arc'e.t-
aaoe q f1-s document a's one Which would
necessarily @ars 2reaa -.+oeaoe 1n gooa o.
s'- p tae present fsa.sl9ae excitement +
sE-et----2 - p loaa- las 7levs d The 1eac d
me 1a'lan la 'e2aao 10 TIE political a...aat-a-s
q tls hour NJ bac--a,-a, A.s spoken and
= t1as tz-ae . re'e' before Ike patriot
WIG loves hs ogu-t~r. aoc r1e I1leo ucee,
EA1 Constitution which Vas framed b.
men OF AIRED and trgse souls Tie Pres. dent
after efeatl1g a. The distracted oco--.-o-
Of tae o9aatf.. a.a e-s'.er.. il 1gu-e ufo- The
North. '--a5 LIS agitation Of the slavery .ae.-
'.ra 5or tie -asr quarter Of . century. a. re-
sfoae bic JOY tae Trese1: troubled prospects.
says thar ~ a.s opinion. tie sound tt-atfa9
people q tie Ill-9- States alone have the
power to settle lie slavery question go gs-
stone peace /, HE e9o1t.-
Al t--aa is necessary % aoo9a1 lib tl-s OBJ
se.E sans tas Executive sa5 III which the