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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
DsArp OF Asroms o.spas IN rnr Cor.

DsAra OF Arroirs CAspas IN rur Con-.
ptsNsp CttL OF rHH PARisp rHisor -
lsrisf " Death ~ Perssctoss Fscsr.-An-
other OF the prisoners condemned to die
upon the seahold has been removed from
the vengeance Of the humane law, but thia
time by the hand OF providence>el lone. -.
Antoine Cafnbre, convicted Of the murder
OF George Frey, the German lamp lighter,
In the Third District, died at hall pact one
o'clock yesterday afternoon In the con
dsmned cell Of the Parrish Prison. Ito was
taken alex on Thuradsy last with fever,
jus, after taking a bath, but did not APP
think that no would die Of ~. The City
Physieian, DR.. Delery, was called IN on
Saturday and hss Attended constantly since
then, lie paid him . Wait at eleven o'clock
aud leit him 10 the usual state he had been
In. Az breakfast time he got up aud walk.
ed soro-s the cell to take glass Of water,
after which he returned 10 the bed and
laid down. Al half. past twelve o'clock he
again arose and walked across the cell
drank aglasa OF water aud laid down again /,
when he was seized with q burning fever.
A oolored woman, who was much attach
ed 10 Cambre, aud frequently visited him
In prison, came In NJ this time, and re-.
msinsd with him until he brea,hed nj.
last. lIe ssked her II she had not gwen
away HIS cane, and she told him no, that
u wss still al her housc. Just AFTER this
he became delirious aud talked In arambl-
Ing manner Of bathrooms, his mind run
ming b'.ck to his former life, or not impro-
badly 20 the impress. va sentence Of death
In which Judge Hunt traced his doom 10
his evil a-sccist.o ns while no was com
mi.sary Of disreputsble balls.--AUs Orleans
Bee, stA iastaaf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
IER MAJESTY QUEEN vicroniA tt


HEa MAJESTY QUEEN VicroniA To
NEw YoRK IN Six DAYsl-Tbe Eng.
lish Mining Journal, Of the l4tb ult.,
has the following paragraph
There il q scheme before some Of
the aristocracy Of means and great
influence, TO set on foot national
subscription. ostensibly TO develop Mr..
Clare's patented ideas in metal ship
building in the construction Of n
craft capable Of sleaming 81 knots nm
hour, proof TO fire. water and wind,
TO take the Queen TO New York,
in ak days, and Lord Palmerston,
round the world in GO days, which
his lordship has promised he will do
with the inventor. The great object
to be achieved is 10 prove 10 the world
that ships can be built in accordance
with "Clare's Life preserving PriDci.
plss,' secure from the dangers Of the
perilous deep, and that marine transit
can be made as safe as railways on
land, thereby reducing losses to a
minimum.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10


pAsss ANN pArsise m Nsw yops.--it
appears. from the publication Of Bank sta
,i.ties In the Bsnt,r.' Meessias, tina. the
banking capital Of New York city has been
doubled since 1851. The most marked To-
crease was 10 the years 1921, about Gig 1t
millions Of dollars, and between acptem-
her, 1883, and March, 1851, eleven miilions
Of dollars more. In is4p II wss cas-. oes,-
900. IN 1890, sep,Sss,ooo. There are a,
present afty-a banks In operation IN the
city Of New York, or Entertainments In real
estate there are over ak millions In the
aggregate. The average profits Of these
banks are set down ~ exceeding iiis per
cent, or ts.obsooo net profits on the capt
tai 81 $4,000 or pro refs profits to
capital, one bank, the Chemical. had pip
per cent. two above 40 per cent, aud one
above &c per cent.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

GEORGIA IMPORTING FooD The
Nashville Banner says a large train
Of forty cars, freighted with corn,
wheat and bacon, arrived at that
point on the 10Th inst, by the Louis
vile aud Nashville road, aud forwsr-
ding by way Of Chattanooga to this
State. 1t learns, also, that q large
amount of bacon will be shipped from
Nashville.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

BxrrxH LArr TRAN Nxvxa.-A dsy or
two ago young woman Of pretty aud re-
spectacle appearance made application he.
fore one Of The FOCAL magistrates for a To-
gal process to secure the denton Of her
lover: who, che had reason TO suspect, W as
about 10 desert her aud forfeit many fair
promises whose fulfillment she consider
ed eminently necessary to her happiness
and good standiug. IL was not long bo-
fore the object Of her so.icitudo was brous ht
mp aud the pair were confronted, Ia the
hopc that their own inclinations and good
sense would devise q remedy for criminal
proseeution-a hope which was not disap-
pointed. for, aner little eonfab in the cor
ner, during which she bit the hcm of hor
handkerchief aud brushed frequent tears
iron pair of pretty eyes, he came for
ward and said he was prepared and will
ing TO marry her. lie was q fine. manly
teiiow, and owned up TO com me nd able
degree OF shame that he had been 40 far
led astray rs to think for momen, on de-
serting Que whom he looked upon with
pride and love. There were few tears for
joys sake, some solemn and earnest pro-
misses, and the pair departed in the hap
pest state Of mind imaginable, fully con-
WINGED that there was 70 DO no more trou-
Die on this mundane sphere for them.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
GspuAs AND AMERICAS Ipr.s or

GEHMAs AND AMERICAN lpEAs or
BirE.-Nobody can see the crowd
ed carloads Of German men. women
and children that arc moving ofI
for excursions into the country al.
most every day In The summer,
without being compelled 10 think of
the difference between TsutoBic and
American notions Of life. Tho
American works had ten months
out Of twelve, and " he goes out OF
town ~ the sumner. hes makes a
regular business Of amusefnsBts for
tho other two months. This IN bet
ter than working twelve months. 10
be sure, for 1t is only that, and the
f,ct that his religion requires him
not to work on Sunday, that keeps
him from death or insanity.
But how differently the German
manages. lie mixes cheap recres
ton with everyday labor. The
American ..despises cheap smuss.
wept. II he can get mp splendid
party IN winter, that costs thousands
and tires everybody To- death, or n
magnificent fee otomptt,s In summer,
that turns ono day in the year into
fairy land, Regardless of expense"
these he considers worth look.
ing nj. But he has no coDcep.
ton of everyday amusement, with.
out my wickedness ~ spice II,
without extravaganza " distinguish
II. without any eoft of speculation
OF eye 10 business in IL q simple
enjoyable day with parties that
know each other, are not bent on
display or atistocraoy, but who wish
just 10 enjoy themselves.
We are very wise people, a
great country We have cut down
u vast quantity Of timber we have
reared States like mushrooms |,
we have Crushed through far mare
Installations than ever n people
dreamed Of doing before IN the same
time. But have wo learned 10
lire 7
II IL not necessary 10 the force
Of cur criticism that we should sp.
prove u everytling that our German
friends do. Pretzels and lager
beer arc not essential 10 the prnci.
pie on which they do things. No
doubt we could greatly improve
upon their methods of amusement
If we set our minds upon IL. We
could refine ii without destroying
IL. But that il not the question
just now. The question is; Grant
cd that some recreation is beces
sary for this human machine; which
Of tho two nations has the just
view Of tho principle involved, tho
German, in his cheap, everyday
flower festival, or the vermont
American at Newport or Atlantic 7
Old JuveDal considered this qnss.
ton IN tho midst Of tho rush aud
fury that preceded the dissolution
of tho Mistress City Of the world,
and we feared that bis verdict Ia
too true Of US 10 DO comfortable to
n patriot:
~ propter pitam, pirendi perdere
eapsos.--PhRodciphia Buiistin.
|
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

ILLNESS OF GEN. CAss Gen. Cass
is said TO be seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in Detroit, Michigan. 1t is
believed by his friends that he will
never return TO Washington.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
fpy T.l.r,.ph ~ ,,a,s, ,scy,l


ns.hfooh 0Vr,os '"Ahssf.- h's"Po"
wv, ~ W. "'VA,'s o'e",s' re
4, .s,, -. a., ,,.".., ,a'"s '''u'y'
a. eaa 80, ~ ''''V" "''
,,,,,,,,.t 49,
INNING '"' '"' wv i'a,'''eso' Wv
W" "''e' :" """' e'-e'' e.pe''eheso oe-
enne " tso' since ,'s' wses'
Inc "'hst q's'i'ies ~ oe'''h e'o'e' very
irregular. 'hs SAFES To osy re'e e'"""s"
'" sVV ps'e'' s"o 'he "A'he' eioss' eehs'-
wy ""''
b,safvo' o'ss"s'"''s .. ". ~,
,'Poo'" 'us III "ess's' "asshs,o' "'''
7" oo" "'ehs'oso"' Spe"es !" va W."
"'he's fePoft fio"' e'ose" h''"'
neat e'oseo p"oysns w w so'snee "
~. W ss' ." '"s "esA'
fhey report ino'sn oofh e'"'e' WIN .
aee'inine 'enaeney' Ine prices s'e e"s'e''
pn' 'hs quo's''ohs OF iass "ees 'e"s'"
generally unehsneed'
LIVERPOOL PRovisios mARssr'-- hffst-
poof' July ST,rs The Liverpool Pfcvis-
Ion market closed generally dull, bat qulet
~ previous rates
urrsRAb isfttLisssoss-Ths Good
wood Cup wac won by Sweet ssuee. ststks
came In fourth.
" lie reported that q Convention was
held at Paris relative 70 the Intervention
Of the great powers Of Europe In the shsifs
Of Syria. An agreement was fofmsil ,
signed by the representative on. 1hpisdsy,
July 9Th.
kssruosv Etsorier - iovisri'is. Avg
lit 10 generally thought that Mr.. Leslie
Combs Bell suppcftef) has carried the
State by majority Of from 5000 TO 10000
votes.
Ills m aiority In Jefferson county il $40.
M,..ann, sx.x n, ,..,o, A Loud.
A., A.s,s, = The sise,,o, /. this a,s,s
r.. oaxa,.a, u,.,. oe,s.,s.na,o uhs, IF
r,..... ii L.. A., IA.
Az s,a,,,on 90. h.td ~ Tho ~, I.,,.
a,s,,,o, 4, an ,ba vaoa..v 4, ,ba tnitsa
ats,as JIousa If Representatives. The nan
didates for tba. Office are Messrs. Blair and
Barrett.
According To the ,stu,ps OF several pre-.
oipets. Mr.. Harriet has thus far received |.
msior,,v of Ar yo,ss 70, the short ts,m in
ca..,,...
I, (. .a.,.,,x oo,s.a.a ,h., AZ, Mai,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

Disastrous FIRE IN FLompA.-A
fire broke out at Tallahassee, on the
30tb, 10 the Office Of the Tallahassee
Floridae and Journal, by which that
establishment, with its books. notes,
accounts, DC, was entirely destroyed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
LINsEys AND HEasgys.

A LTfLE pstispee IL most respectfully 70.
N rs-s'ed from thsss who ere IN need ~ fiant
siign Hosds ss We vllI get In ftofs. The largest
due time ~ BAtsHEfaER. siMOs kce
suk5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
A Nav p.rss We are assured

A Nav PArss We are assured
,hs, new paper, established by the
.uppo,te,s Of DouaLAs n Johnson,
10 urge their election, will make its
first appearance on to morrow. Satur.
day evening II is TO be semi.weekly
and cannot fail meeting with some
success. at least for lie cause, the
friends Of the Little Giant being quite
numerous In this city and parish.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NEAT cottage residence with -
IA ample yard room, garden, HI
stables etc. Tho house j. pleasant l:.l
ly situated on Florida street, East
Of the Prison, and will be rented either
with or without the furniture. Apply 10
j. G. Burden. on the Wharf boat.
aug .s-lmd&w
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
by TEJEGUApIf

Meme f,gm fsrgps f,riesi NJ ne Atssm-
hfp Oassdiss one Degs Loter isfsHi-
gescs b'fsttesfbm IN Svria--7 TIE gmf-
wgd Dup Dseifas IN C,ften-- hsats " ne
Marisfs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

THs Losr Oss Hsrusrsps - We heard
this morning 81 an incident IN real life
such ss ws read cfin works Of fiction, and
N. consequences Of which wall he 10 break
up family ties, estrsnes hearts hitherto
closely linked, and otherwise destroy,
with two-fold effect, the dreams Of domes-
uc happiness, made In the happy security
Of the present.
Among The missing passengers on board
the steamer Arctic when she was los, In
sep,embsf issa, was gentleman from the
Second Distrie, Of this city. Ilis young
wifs wss sadly distressed 81 the terrible
news, aud mourned him sincerely. lie had
LEFT acme property here, and his succession
wac duly opened aud settled. Some years
latter, the youns widow proved the truth
Of the saying. that grief is not eternal, by
marrying sgsin..she was young and at
tfse,ive, aud u was but natural that she
should do 40,
she had been living In ccntentment and
security. when yesterday news came Of .
nature TO raske her distracted. The hus-
baud whom shs had married, aud whom.
all thought, had found . grave In the
fathcmlsss ocean, telegfaphed from the
Bslise that he was coming home, sf,sf sin
ysafs' absence In faraofr lands, where he
had lived without the possibility Of com.
muniea,ing with the civilized world.
We will not Try 10 describe The effect or
this news on the household where wife
nnds herself claimed by two husbands.
aud one Of those must renounee his dreams
Of happiness, We will watch the devel
cpments Of this case. NJ O, .Sssfsasi.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
RUNAWAY.

WAS computed ~ che STATE bspe, ~ rs
w Hs,cr Rouge, on the 80 fsy ~ AZ IN
e.s'. 1850. ADAM. -hs ssys he beisnRs 10 -
Mr. Adams, ~ ksv Os1esns. Ne 10 abast-4-J-
~ yes,s eic SAID boy 10 f-st 10 isebsr hish,
sfH soloss The 5wbsr vii pies.s esms Etssra,
ptcvs property and take him svsy.
H. 0DOM,
ssgf Eeepsf State Dsyot.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

Fnosr AND CooL wEArBKR. Mays
Vile h.taqua county. N. ~ Sentinel
says that slight frost was noticeable In
some places In that vicinity yesterday
week.
Eros. was seen In several parts Of East
Hampton, Me-, near Bangor, on Friday
Eight, the 9Th ulto.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10


allufing projects, ever disguised though
they be IN new dazzling finery. Wise
Is he. then, whose patience IL equal
10 his ambition - whose industry can.
not lie diverted by the most ettfaof.
binary schemes for fortune making.
and whose simplicity Of life, pervsded
as IL must he by consciousness Of
temporal aud eternal accountability,
is never put to the blush by the vain
parade Of ostepiatiop, than which, he
Is well convinced, nothing is more
sbsllow, pilifil. or transitvty.
MErEoRs IN THE SourH.--The sen.
sation produced by the great inete.
or OF The North, observes The Mo
bile Mercury, has not died away
before meteors fivalibg u in mag
nitude and brilliancy are seen
shooting athwart the Southern
skies, M " the ifrepressible con.
ilict IL 10 extend 10 every thing on
the earth and IN tho heavens.
A correspondent writing from
Demopolis on the ~, says. We
had splendid exhibition Of fire.
works last night IN the skies. A
brilliant meteor passed over the
town II made its appearance in
the east, and travelled slowly In a
northern direction nj about a. deg.
above the horizon. II was about
the size of tho full moon, aud iis
light Of q bright red color.
The East Mississippi Democrat Of
Saturday. the 4tb, published at
Enterprise. Miss, about seventy.
FIVE miles southwestetly from lie.
mopolis, mentions n splendid me.
teor Of the night before Friday
night We conclude that the edi-
Tor wrote his notice Of the meteor
on Friday. and that The meteor he
describes. though spoken Of os seen
last night in his paper of Satur.
day, was actually seen on Thurs.
day night, tho same ms at Demop-
oils. Tho editor Of the Democrat
thus describes III "a bout | | o'clock
last night. we Witnessed n most
mag niIicent meteoric display. sur.
passing IN duration and splepdor
anything Of the sort We have ever
seen. We were looking towards
the east, (wbeuco the meteor seem.
cd 60 start, aud saw what nj Gfst
we regarded as an earthly display
Of fireworks, but its brilliancy, with
n variety Of colors, the rapidity
with which IL moved. and tho
length Of time IL was visible, (about
ten seconds. convinced me that IL
was from q source where fireworks
are prepared superior 10 Copgrevcs
It's direction was from tho cast "a
the south. and just before it's dis.
appearance II broke into tho colors
Of the rainbow"
Columbus (Ga was also favored
with display Of the celestial fro
works. Tho Sun Of Saturday says
On Thursday night Last about
eleven o'clock. n meteor made It's
appearance shooting athwart the
sky IN tho north. IL moved rapid
~ through the atmosphere and
emitted u light as glaring almost
Ms that Of midday. IL was pro
nounced by all who saw IL as the
largest aud ono OF tho most bril-
liant ever seen ny them.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

ID d. DAY. Is Agent for the sale ofsIl the most
II. popular Patent Medicines Of the dsy--buy
your Medicines from u. D. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

situation as organist 10 on
" 81 the City Churches. vapttdby
augo w. HEM, care u. 4 W. Bogel.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
MUSIC TEACHER.

rTNHE undersigned bsgs 10 offer his services a.
l. Teacher Of Pianos, Guitars. or vocs'isation.
~ PARTIES wishing an interview o. further
particulars, please apply at Bogers Drug Store.
augs W. HERR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
CAnrETsi CAnpETsif

A bARos lot ~ Carpets 10 STRIVE IN rev ssys.
~ ~ be sold ~ remarkably Inv prizes ~ The
suK PHILADELPHIA uhsu FfOnE.
Lsfagette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
NEWS Drpor.

rI,HE undersigned respectfully Informs The pub
lie that he hiss established y
NEWS AGENCY
In this place. where persons viii ord sny cfths
Leading Papers ana periodicals psbiishsd In the
Unitsd ststes or Ea,opes
Subscriptions received Or sny paper or psrios
dicsi ~ his once. ~ T.. uHfbkneoN,
sseT.u Two doors below Poe once,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

NOTICE.
HAVING disposed .f my sscs d NJ Ds.gs.
II and Medicines, Perfumsry. etc. 10 Messrs.
Andrew stewart Oy., ~hs viii eontisss the
business ~ The Oh stand, tske pleasure In rs-
commencing them W my customers AID " ends
generally, ss gentlsnen every vsy worthy ~
ecnhisnee, aud tespes tfvlly solicit ls them con.
tihoa,ion ~ the patronage 20 iibefslly bestowed
uprn
JuiyI,b. 1890. ~ 2. wApbiLL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

FGfuEsE Mills viii grind meal end will eject
i saving ~ not hess than one third In stock
feed. Price sf5 b0--Csn ard essrrines
saeT DELACHdx 400.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
SPLENDID STOCK

MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS SHIRTS.
IN Anew days We will he prepared " oas,
Il most desirable lot ~
Mems, Youths and Boys shirts,
Which. having been made mp seordins 10 our
order. viii sufpsss snythisg ever brought IN this
city. Due notice ~ the srfivs ~ " viii he given
by bALsuEfMER. SIMON u.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

LATE ARRIVALS
A. Deals Feed. piowr aud Lime Depot
Onn pARHEts Fresh Cape Lms-lsrss Hbls
S~VV FOO sacks White and Yeiow Corn;
$50 do Ohoiee iissvy Saint ts'uis Oats.
90 Bags New Brsn-vesv choice
sugT JOSHUA BEAJ.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

nLUg LICK wArgH-ror sale by the Barrel
ID Gallon o. the Glass AZ
suEi n. DAYS Drug stors
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

DoniNsOSs silver soAr--A new supply n
III this Indispensable srtisls-.jsst fsesivsd,--
i'y ito be had only At the Drug Store Of
hgEi n. ~. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10

vW DpisKEns or coSgHEss wATge-
l. hsvs Just rscsived direct from Cfsrk a Viii 4
ssVtbsr supply 81 Congress wstsr, 90 fssorsbiy
sdspis1 for summer use N, d. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-10
GLOVES AND eAUsTLETs

GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
r1'OTliOsE who wish 10 buy new pair u Gloves
Il efs splendlo pair ~ esuttlsts. ws uvuld
soy. that In . fsv dsys We will be snsbied H. ~
hf q Large vsristy IN that liss somsthisg bsbd-
syoe snd sIegsnt
sBg5 DALsnEfMrH. sfuOT a 60.
- J.. HENDEasON, AUCTION
IL. BER-lD and for the Parish Of Esst
Baton Rouee.
t9 business promptly attended TO.
augJ.f.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
Effect of Census of 1860.

The New York Times makes an elaborate
and candid showing of the effect of the GEN.
al, of This wear ON the represrptarion OF the
several States in Congress. 1, fi!ures that
the States which will ,lo,e representatives
are Alabama. 1; Connecticut, 1; Georgia
1: Kentucky. q: Massachusetts, |; North
Carolina. 1: New York. 3; Ohio. /; Penn.
sylyania, /; Rhode Island, 1; South Caro-.
lin. O. Ten,essee 1. Viroini,. 4: Yer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
AN INQUIRY.

In the Chronicle ot, April 26. appears a
notice to the Teachers ef Belmont county
to meet in st. Clsirsville on the 28th 10 at
tend to importan, business connected with
the Institute. Whoever called thu, meeting
should have given notice, sooner, as the
IN Ill do not reach the Southern and 8 'uh
" aestern sections Of the county, until after
8 o'c lock, A. N, on Saturdays, thus making
! It too late for notice in that weeks paper
Flo be attended tn same week.
II il was important business was il moi
eq;,a liy important tina ..ull should bs informed
of the meeting in time 10 attend, and mor'
especially the mnlnbes OF the Executiv.
4 Committee! Beng a msmber Of that Com
miitlee, I feel it my duty to spesk.- Surel!
snyy member III or members Of ,hs ex-Commi,
tee, giving cai for d lueeting # any kim
connected With the institute is in dut,
bound to give that in ito proper time, sn'
| not deter il until it 10 too late Tor clrcu
4 Ialiop.
Hoping due attention will hereafter b
paid to timely notice, | would now like t
see the proceedings Of the 2sth ult., an
know shs, bdsnsss was tfans4cted.
THE GOSHEN MLMBES OF THE Ex-CON.
AsswER;-Ths call came from the Secrt
ury. w R Pueh We presume he wa
no. aware of the dAeuiy in the mails, an
we did not think Of j. We hope the diff
Guilty may be obvisted heresiter, and ths
the Teachers may BE- prompt a oil SUCH
l(Ep. CHSoxIcLs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
Tho Republican Convention

The news from the Chicago Convention
which IL now in session. 10 now waited for
, with the greatest snxiety. The Convention
lis lsrgely attended very harmonious end
enthusiastic. The contest for men, as usual
in all Conveutions is much greater than it
should be. Seward will certainly be the
strongest on the 'nf.t ballot. The Opposition
10 him is very determined, but divided upon
several candidates. o. these. Bates s,snds
nrst aud Lincoln second. The contest II
certainly narrowed down to these three.
We hope to bs able 70 give TO sur readers
the name Of the nsa& pvssident BY snoths'
week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17
a;wksi, {. fhe Rea.sni

Nv fat u sno hoa~'
We haze Seen asked why il 10 that sew
errsiI Copies OF the ii. ClsirsvilIe Republican
came 10 this town last week marked 'psid
for two fioftks.' They were sent to individ-
u.ls who h.a meyer subscribed for the paper.
Csh spy Of our st. Clirsvlle contemporaries
tell us why! >,
Our own im,p;rit;ssiop in, /. TIA. they were
sen, elsewhere, in ,,tdsf ,hii Il might sp-
pear tha, the 'Repub,icad' had dltcu alto"
isrss enough to en'nle i to the publication
Of the State laws. Coms, Csptsihi rfmeiia
Der you're an editor - Baffesville Tntellf'
Eencer.
That is the time you hit II friend hes
The Captain sent So papers oil, to you
towh to persons who were no, Subscribers
/, He xSbe, think it missionary g'odnd, els'
your snspicion is correct. Or course you
friend will take his paper for "smaA favors
are thankfully received"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

Wheat Crop.
'' SO far as our observstion has extended
and 80 Tar Is we are able to learn rom dlf
ferent parts OF the county, we think the
wheat looks lair fol an average crop. The
past ten days has brought it out wonderfully
In the Northern part of the county, it locks
we'll, but not so well to the South Of the
Railroad. In parts of Smith, Wayne, and
Somerset township, it has been badly KILLED
by the winter.