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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

TERMS Isl so year. Invariably in advance
S4 RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ono square (l6 lines or less) week. sl0O
Y" each succeeding week, 25
One fourth Column, Year. $1,000
half 5000
whole 5000
Business Cards lines or less, 300
Other terms made known on application at the
bfioe.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to a card in the
Business Directory gratis
JOB PRINTING
Connected with the Courier Office is Newand Ex-
ensiye jon PRINTISG EsrAB BLIsHMEST, wherein Plain
md 0rnanental Printing Of every description will
pe done in the latest and most fashionable style
Patronage is solicited GEO. L. LEWIS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
WEBER & WHEELER.

Attorneys and Counseors at Law and Solicitors in
Chaneery. Agents for buying and selling Lands,
paying Taxes, &c. Office, corner Of Water and
Genesee streets EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
ROBINSON s THOMPSON,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law. viii give
prompt attention 10 orolloctons Taxes paid for non
residents. and all business connected with Land
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

LOVELAND & WALDRON.
Attorneys md Counselors at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery. EAST SAGINAW
Wx j. LoyFLASp Gro. W. WALDRoN
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

The following letter from Col. Orr and
the answer thereto are published at his
suggestion l3 i
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
Business girettcru.
East Saginaw Courier.
TERMs,-sl so a year. Invariably in advance
GEO. F. LEWIS, Proprietor.

Pabished every Thursday morning at the City of East
Saginaw, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
III. G. FAysRAND,

pbvrician and Operative Surgeon. Office over l.. b.
iIovey's harness shop; Residence at Persons,
conner Washington and Hayden Sta
~ EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

BYRON Is. BUCKHOUT.
Wholesale and Retail dealer in English and American
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Agricultural Implements
Stoves, Copper, lin and Sheet Iron Ware, &c.
Prick Block EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

DILLINGHAM q ROBINSON.
Attorneys a Councillors. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
l Es0 JAplsz G. c.suTHERLANp.c
Attorney and, ooupsslorst Law, and, Proctor
MOORE q GAYLORD.

.torneys and Counsellors at Law, Solicitors in
Chancery, &c, 0fdce in the Court House.
y SAGINAW CITY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04

WILLIAM L.. WEBER.
unitea States Commissioners for The District Of Mich
.ipan. Office, o. r.-t...4 EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-04
MERsuoN g. BROS.

Will attcnd 10 tho Purchase, Shipmcnt and Inspec-
ton Of Lumber on Saginaw River Post onice
Address a ~ ~. EAST SAGINAW.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

bitter hostility to LINCOLN and the Re
publican party.
But we prefer that Mr. LIxoLN
should speak for himself ami his party
on all the points in controversy in rcla-
ton to the question Of slavery. lie has
ever been consistent, straight forward,
and will be true to the end. In his
speech at Cincinnati, in Septcmber,
1859, he thus avowed his views upon
the question of slavery:
II say that we MUST Nor intcrfc with the insti-
tuition N slavery in the States where it exists. be-
cause the Constitution torhids it. and the general
| welfare docs not require us to do so. We MIST
NOT withhold an efficient Fugitive Slave law, be-
cause the Constitution requires Us, rs ! UNDER
stand it. not to withhold such law. Blu: we
must prevent the OutSprcadin% of the institution,
because neither the Constitution nor general wei
fare requires us to extend it. We MUST prevent
the revival of the African slavetrade. and the CHI
| actmcnt by Congress of Il Territorial slave code.
We must prevent each of these things being done
by either Congresses cOnrts. THE PEOPLE
| OF THESE UNITED STATES ARE THE RIGHT
FIJI MASTERS OF BOTH CONGRESSES. AND
| COURTS, NOT TO OVERTHROW TIE CONSTI-
| TUITION. But To OVERTHROW TIE MEN
WHO pEItNERT THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Any man who knows ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN will be satisfied that he will sus-
tain the convictions so deliberately en-
pressed. No portion ofthe Union need
fear that he will violate their colstitu-
tional rights. And while he does this
he will ever bear in mind that this
country rs designed for the white race
that the great advantages of our gov
crnncnt and its institutions are for the
white racc--and he will follow the plan
marked out by the Fathers of the Con-
stitution to benefit the white race,
while sustaining the Constitutional
rights of the South.
TO great extent the Democratic
party of the North are responsible for
the hostility to this Union exhibited in
the South, and for the consequences
which may result from that hostility.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

camp and Miss Trimble recognised it
us her brother's.-Wheh the soldiers
came they were shown this track, and
pursuing it, they found the body Of
Trimble.
From the first attack until relief
came was forty-four or forty five days.
The saved were not, as has been repre-
scented, entirely without clothes, but
they were but scantily dressed. Mr..
Myers loss is over $2O00.-lIe is of
course entirely destitute. Mrs. Chase
and child and Miss Trimble arc at
Walla-walla.-T Advocate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

N>A Portland (Oregon) exchange
says that the amount of real estate of
Multnomah county, outside of city
(PortlanD limits, is valued ut S4S2, 900;
the real estate inside city limits at 81,
319,35O; the personal property in the
county at $9OS,434. The total amount
of taxable property in the county, at
$3,7S9,sO4-amount of poll tax levied
ut $3.50.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

he We cnjoyedavcry plcasanthoul
last Monday evening in observing the
exercises at Mr.. Lippincott's Writing
School. The system taught is reduced
to a very few principles, and from Mr..
Lippincott's comprehensive method OF
imparting instruction, we feel safe in
commencing OHM all who may desire
IL thorough training in the art.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

Aay' We are requested to state that
a Christmas Ball will be given at the
Washington Hall Oh the evening of the
22d December.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Puget Sound Institute.

ED. STANDARD; / have been permit
ted of late to visit this institution loca-
ted in our midst, and | am happy to
say l find it in very prosperous con-
dition. 1t is under the care of Prof.
B. &. Lippincott and lady. l am
much pleased at the improvement of
the pupils in the different studies, and
am certain if the real merits OF this
school were known it would he still
more prosperous. Let the citizens WIS.,
it the school and notice the system Of
instruction, and am sure they will be
satisfied of its superiority. This insti-
tuition is ours and we must sustain it,
and teachers and students should DO CIT
cou@gedby our cooperation. The Fri
day afternoon exercises arc very in
tcresting, the reading of the Bouquet
by the young ladies' and the Olympian
by the young men, and speaking. The
term commenced last Monday and those
desiring to become members of the
school should do itat once. Asan addi-
tional induccmcnt, Mr.. Lippincott gives
instructions in pcnmanship and other
branches, to pupils during the evcnings
free of charge. A. CITIZEN.
Olympia Nov, 2Sth, 1860. r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

aW- The Legislature will convene OF,
Monday. We notice several members
in town, and numbers arriving daily.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

W~ Rev. Il. c. Lippincott will prcach
at Tum Water, on Sunday the 81 De-
ccnbcr ut , o'clock =. Nj.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

Br57@ We are under renewed obliga-
tons to Capt. Fleming, and VIM. L.
Clanccy, Esq, for t;vors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

By Mr.. l.. NJ. Huson will open his
Dancing School at Clark's Hall, on
"Wednesday evening next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

RD- We learn from Portland letter,
that the Steamer Brother Jonathan
was to have sailed from San Francisco
on the Goth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
Presidential Election.

--latest dates confirm the election of
the Republican candidate. The follow
ing is the result by States.
For ABRAHAM MISUNDERSTANDING, hav-
ing s electoral votcs-Ncw York, 30
New Hampshire. 5-Ncrmont, j-Alas-
sachusctts, 13-Rhodc Island, 4-Con-
nccticut, 6-PennSvlvania, 27-Ohio,
23-lndiana, 13-IIlinois, 11-AIichi-
gan, 6-Wisconsin, 5-Iowa, 4-AIin-
ncsota, 4-Caliiornia, 4-Orcgon, B.
New Jersey, Total States, lS-Total
1873. necessary to Il choice, 1872.
JOHN Observation-Disclosures, 12-Niryin.
ii, 15-Tenncssec. 12-Total electoral
votes. 80.
JoMN {. Observation-Disclosures,
s. Delaware, 3-North Carolina, 10
South Carolina, (by Lcgislaturc) s.
Georgia, 10-Floridu, 3-Alabama, O.
Louisiana, 6-AIisSissippi, 7-Tcxas, I
Arkansas, I. Total electoral votes, -.
STEPHEN A. DouGLAS.-Alissouri, O..
Lincoln'sprcscnt majority over Doug
las IN California is 1913.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

re- A new Postotfice has been estab,
lished in Marion county Oregon, ten
miles south of Buttevillc, called Bel
passi p. O.--Joscph Ingalls,, postmas-
ter
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

Bkg~ The Supreme Court of w. II.
will commence its annual term on Mon
day next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

EA. Free homes for free men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30
EaifnIial Inff1nUs

Hon. j.. 4. Fltzhugh, Judge OF the
3D. Judicial Dist, W. r., arrived ut
San Francisco on the 14th inst.-Mr.
Clemson, Superintendent of the Agri-
cultural Board Of Patent Office has ar
rived at Washington from Europe, with
Il large variety of vegetables, medicinal
plants, and an assortment Of seed. Be-
fore distribution they are to be thor.
ouShly tested at the Government Prop
agating Garden-The sales of pub
lie lands for the year ending June 3Oth,
1860, were less than 1900, OOO.-Ed-
ward Everett is to be married to a
South Carolina lady.-Garibaldi has
22O men, "star Shots armed with
Colts revolvers. They cost delivered
in Italy, $40 cach.-A petritied fish,
over six feet in length, in remarkable
preservation, has recently been taken
from the coal mines at Blue Mound.
Kansas.--The Submarine Telegraph
Cables in the Red and Mediterranean
Seas have all given out. There is now
no Submarine Telegraph in operation
except that between England and the
Contincnt.-Garibaldi still continues
victorious and successiill.-Edward
Randolph is a candidate for successor
to Gwin, as L. $. Scnator-lIon.
Geo. III. Williams delivered an culo-
gium on Hon. Dclazon Smith, deceased.
at meeting of the bar in Portland.
The court adjourned i'll honor to his
mcmory.--Prcsidcntial salutcs were
fred at West Olympia, Seabcck, Seat
tie, and other points on the Sound, by
the Republicans, upon the receipt OF
the news of Lincoln's election.-Thc
daily mail service between Olympia
and Portland goes into operation to-
day.-T'hc boiler of the steamer Elk,
on the Upper Willamette, exploded as
she was nearing Davidsons Landing,
Oregon, cutting the hull in two, and
scattering all her upper works. There
were several passengers on board, but
fortunately no one was seriously i'll
jured.-Iion. III. NJ. Bates, State
Treasurer of Vermont, is reported a tie
f;,ultcr to the amount of $4,000. He
has fled to Canada.-lt is reported
that the Pope is about to change his
residence to Brussels "a duel Is ru-
mored to be on the tapis between Hon.
jeff. Davis and Hon. IL. 5. Footc.--
Gen. Harvey has leave of absence for
one year, to visit Europe.----The
shower bath" punishment, so severe
and cruel, has been abolished i'll tho
Auburn On. W State Prison.-ln
the last few weeks, twontypersons have
been killed or manned for life in lndi-
ANA by carclessness and ineXpcricnce i'll
tie HE Fl + Hi -ee-ltiffl
combined feet Of Garibaldi, Sardinia
and Naples numbers 140 men-ot-war.
Thus rating next to the navies Of Eng
land and Fancc.-The candle factory
on Staten Island, formerly occupied by
Garibaldi, was DESTROYED 10y fire Oct.
23d.-Thc new light house OH Adj
miralty head, better known to travellers
on the Sound as Kcllog's Point, OF,
Whidby's Island is about completed,
and will be in operation in short time.
=
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

HORRIBLE MURDER.-Wc learn from
our old friend J. w. johnson Esq, of
Seattle, that Mr.. Carter, trader on the
Snohomish, was found by some white
men few days since murdered in his
house. His ENTHUSIASTICALLY mangled
Evidently the deed had been committed
at night, and he lad been called from
bed, as there was no appearance of vi
olence about the door. When found
his body was yet warm. The decd is
supposed to have been committed by
the Snchomish Indians for the purpose
of plumber.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-30

CeoE, VERY ..-TAe alarm of fire on
Friday evening last, proceeded from
the Washington Hotel, which was OK.
tinguishcd by the cxcrtions of the
citizens and tiremcn, to whose prompt
ness too much praise cannot be award
ed. A ball was in progress at the time,
and wcconlcss to having been somewhat
surprised, whilst marking the nonclla-
lance exhibited, amid the falling of Gin
dcrs, and the rush of excited tiremcn,
by the "BRAvE WOMEN and FAIR MEN,"
who continued, during such a scene, to
trip the eight fantastic toe" *
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Der neulide gturm auf ben see'n.

pprt DUper, 6. IS. 81. Soy. Der Gro
peaer Seriep Git9, bon Cleveland, NIT Mebl unb
S4tpeinefleila b%elaoen, lte9t 3tpet Meilen BON
2On9 pOint Elm tUtaleS @rad, 16 BON Der
@fannlAaft unO l pa0ueter inO ssrlorsn. Sc
rettet ltno Der Capt. MpnrUe, 2 5ei3er, 1 &ar-
renl9teber nro Elm 9a0a9ter, Namen6 &anbaQ.
Stint 9eiden linO e%efunpen porben. Die @eret-
teten beri&tsn, bab fat glQe baS ufer errei6ten,
aber i'm S6neeltar,n um9efpmmen ltnp. Der
Gapttan unb Der 9aiasier baben liG bic 9dnpe
arg %erfroren. Die beipen Sneenieurs wurpen
300 yarps bonn 4e1Gttburm %erfrOren %eefunoen,
sic bielten i@ nmlGlua9en. Der @apitan 1T
belte bier an9etpmmen.
@olltn9awppb, 6 80, 27. NOo. llsber
BEN Dampfer 9lOu9bbpY, tpelder Dor 10 Sasen
na9 Detroit absins, BAT man leitpem ntAt6 sc,
bort, ct mag in irgeno etnem Safen Sdue
geluAt baben. @r mar nnr fir 3 Sage perprO
o%iantirt, 50 lte9t Disr 6 3uu 9Uber efnee II,
eaS Q4etter 1T fa(t.
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.&ranf6eit bat Der 6anttlie WcGlain In Der NGbe
bon bier in tpent9en 3a9en 4 &inber ipeeeeraft.
SIM 0or,en BAT bteIe &rantbeit BON ben 10 Sim
bern pie1e Gamilie in 3 Sabren 9 pesseraft.
GtGmpub, Ga. Der Seuerfre11er
Mmfftn, (1elblt Elm 8ir9tnier, aber %sesenipar-
tia als 8ptI6after Sip<G% arplinas funsirenp)
traf 6ter eiu. 8is iebt 1T eS ibm ntGt selune
gen, Dtr9tntl6en Gprlpann fir Sub=GarOlina
gu erbalten.
@uf ben 10. DECEMBER 1T nad 6incatle cine
grpBe Gplfsperl ammlun9 alter Oerer beirut len,
pel6e bic 6prtpauer peS BunbeS piinl6en,
Die tteIissn 8anten baben liA entl d
bic Npten alter l~OlSenten 8anten I'M Staate, nit
NnSnabme perer 3u @6eeltns uab Der SaQeY Sant
Ole 8tltale gu Stauntpu unb Charlottesville
a1Sgenpmmen) alS Oeppliten an3anebmen.
Gin drawer Gapttdn. Der vGrentpn
Nmerican" beri6tet, baB Spr IA Sagen Elm pG=
belba1fen an 8prp zines I'M Safea BON Gbarle=
ton IieaenDen Sbrpners, Npbert Dillon BON gietps
sSer1es, bra1g lnb Dem Captain S9epbarb Wfa'
rpt5 befabl, bic Ser. Staaten Sla9se berab unc
bic Yalmettplasse auf3u3teben. Der Gapttan
muBte li9 pa3u Derlteber, benz etnen 9beile ibrea
Gerlanaens nad3utpmnen, neil Die Sdurten
brobten, bic @falt ten letneS SAifeS nteper3ubauen
er fpnnte aber bur4 nidts betre9t werpen, biz
Serratberilde 9almettUf la99e an leiner Maflpibe
er19etnen 3a lalen, uno bic SpnperbInpler tell
ten li9 enpli6 bamtt 3uirieoen.
Dte erfe 9pf oon ben Ser. Staa.
ten mad Sapan. Da5 S6if u3enp8 @pf=
fin" BON Nantudet in Wafa6ulettS ptrO in Stir
gem bic erlte ppf, pelGe jentalS aus ben Ser,
Staaten nad Sapat absesansen 1T, befTroert,
Silt 5rn. Gbarlea Gbaopid 1T Nantudet 1T Elm
@cntraft fir bic re9elmaBt9e mcnatlide 8efTr=
perun9 Der 9plf atpil4en ben Ser. Staaten uni
Sapan abgel6loien wprpen.
QuSwanberun9 Der Sarbt9en
na6 9aYti, Die ausseseiAnete Nesterune
pes Negerltantes 5aYtt labt iebt wieberbplt biz
Sarbtsen in ben Ser. Staaten e%tnlaben, lt6 aul
5aYti, bieier berrliGen ano unslaublid frudtba,
rem Snlel, n%teoer;ulalen. Den @n,ieranten aus
ben 9. ct. sibt bte &esierun9 5astt'S unent=
seloli6 Elm Stid frudtbaren 9aupes unb benen
Die feline @ltttel baben, 3ablt fe AUDI bic l1eber'
fabrtstplten uno ben erlten llnterbalt.
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gHeitere intere1ante septi,en.

Uni Elm srobartt9es italtentl9es Naz
ttpnal=9eer gu Ihafen, perpen lammtli9e
Militarpft6ti9e peS SeltlanpeS unO Si3ilienS
einberufen irerpen. Cine nUrD<, cine mittel= unp
eine ip-ttalienil6e Nrmee wirp 9ebtlpet werpen.
81 @bren @aribalOi'S wtrp fur ale 3utunft In
Der italtentlden Nrmee cine @artbalbts
grt9abe NIT rotben Sloulen unp Galabre-
fern belteben,
Na4 t1rser 3pilAenre9ierun9 burh bic gi3es
fDnt9e unD tbre Nttnilter werpen bic betOen Stz
3ilten, wte friiber bic emilia uno Gp5tana, unter
bic pUrerlt nod In &urtn befnOliGe Sc ammtres
9ierung fpnlnen.
General De9enfelb it gum 8elpmarlAaa
uno &rte9smtnilter in 81 ltrett ertannt,
Napplepn lanpte mebr 5ruppen na6 Npnt,
3u9let4 bat CT aber Die Counties CUR Grbebung
BON 9eter8pfennt9en In 6ronfrei9 auflGlen lalen.
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Mnterifdnifbe Mnbrtcbten.

Waf9tmetpm Gtnbaferes &C.
4etmntb, gcr einisen Sabren SerI6wanb
IN Dalg'nstCn Elm an9elebener gGreer Namens
" m. jingle ipnrlUS. Dieter Sage nun tie
Pen Slider an Der @tanbuna bes Nceobeet Greet
bet G%rtOertdsbnrS 90. in elmer untiefe auf eine
6 SUP LANCE &ife, Sic ruete aus Dem @hlome
me terSur. Man fanp In ibr cine aan,ltd In
Werneiums heterogeneous Qeide, bic ober ollen
uaaltanben mad bte be6 9rn. Single 1T.
V~tttSbnr9. S4redIt9e @trtun<
sen Der DtPtberie Dtele eefabrlt&e
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Sffice Der Baltimore Oefeaf6aft CUR
Nerbe6erMna Der cage Der Mrmen.

Baltimpre, Cen 26. W0oember 1860.
Ole gerpaItsr inter Setbulfe Der aifitirenben @OuettOren per-
SIM eaufe bs lsstin Subres puroen 3l5S SamiIen, wel6e 1O. 579
perlOnen 3dbIen, BON Der @eieai6ait uaterfist uner been Be-
ttnoen f4 1914 Iittwen nno a8ailen Otsbs ben lestn Yeri6D
fans im Snnt Ger @efaibaft antsrtibt wurbeu. Ole Geisui4ait
bat all i6r @elo bafir O~erauf9abt. Oa8 Went9e, Wel6es
IN &aiie 1T, 1T nt@t b~tnret6enb, fir bic Be-
untertGBun9eu be8 Iauftnben Mp.
II ats, wdbreno ib ta9li9 be Bitten I'M llnerItasuns mebren.
@iele BON Der mittleren RlaiIe tnb bel Der sinsstretenen &riTs ar
beit5trs 8epproen uno iteben ieBt Dbme S9uB se0en bic Strense
6es Q8tnterS mtteaoS oa uno wenoen fb an unS fWr llnterfabun0.
Der 8prltaub piui6t baber, baB bur9 bic GoGe'trren in elmer i.
ben gSarb 10 rtel Wittel ais mS9Ii9 ~oufsetraGt merben, nm SEN
pHlen 9uten, fieiBt8en uc tranten Armen unierer StaSt blIreu6
Inter ole srnie Sretfen 81 tSnnsn, nnS ribtet an ale ginpUbner
bic Bite I'M liberaIe geilteuer 5u cisIem ppbltbGh9en 3Wed.
g. O.. 8raibear8, Setr.
Ole GclettCren 9eben ie su 3ween lumber nit Suticrtptcnsbl-
tern, welbe ben Namen 6eS Yrditbenten SDbn g. 8raue. gin.
ub Zen 0e5 Se'retdrS 8. ., Sroibears auf Der srften Seite ira
gen. Oi-S
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Die Mnrubem tu aanfas.

ct. Qputs, %. Sos. Die Mltltsen bon
Milpurt, welde pe9en Der l1nruben in Ran1aa
auSrilden muBten, la9ern in SmitbStQe, wU fe
peitere Sntruttipnen bon 5prt Scott abwarten.
8abrI9einli9 werpen le na9 5auie 3uriifge=
l6idt perpen. Sen. 6arneY, Der 8efebl bat,
DEM rnternebmen M~Untspmer9'6 @tnbalt 3t
tbun, 9laubt ptes ollein tbun ;t fGnnen.
&aniaS @ttY, %. NpS. Die ppltfutl9e
BON Sort Scott fam 9eltern Nbenp 9ier an le
bradte 2 8e9ifratoren pe5 2anpamt8 bon Sort
Scott. Dtele 5erren unb Oepel6en BON Sort
Scott ertlaren, baB bic Nufreguns in surtser
@o4e 9rpBentbeils unbe9rinpet mar. Die Sc
l4dfte pe8 Qanpamts iparen niht unter5rpden
tpurpen unb man befurdtete au@ feline llnterbre'
dung berIelben.
Sier be9t man aQ9entein bic Nnli6t, baB bic
6lu9t bes NtGters @illiams unb leineS @ert6
nt6t bur@ bic Uni tanpe rforpret purpe,
sSeitere..
Die Nepublifaner rtb'5 biel'
ten Elm Nleettn9, pprin le ebenlo wp6l bic @rs
neuerun9 pe5 8irgerfrte95 in SanIa5, ais biz
@raulamtett Der Sunpesre9terun9 9e9en bic Nn7
ltepler Serb1mmen.
Oa man alien @runp fat, bic Nn9aben iber
bic llnrnben fir ubertrieben 3u balten, 70 lebteu
Die 8epublttaner BON Q%eapenpprt6 Elm GOmtte
elm, TIM bic 9batl afcn nno bic l1rlafen periel-
Ben 3u ermttteln,
Gin @eridt ja9te pa5 anpere unp zines tptper7
le9te Da5 anbere.
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&eetes ppn Merico.

0ldnsenbe MusfTdbten Der &iberalen.
Orleans, %. gloS. Der S4pner
MfUnlO bra@te belte Nadrt6ten ppn 9ampicO
bis gum Is. 9ipDember.
@tiramUn's grtlarun9, pab ct bic l5aupttabt
ni@t LANCER pertbeiOi9en tonne, erre9te un9ebe11re
Nufre9un9.
Na4 Den lebten SertGten batten Die 2iberale1
SacubaYa unb @uapalajara 9enpmmen, unp
man 9lanbte, baB lt4 ibnen Die 9aaptltaot Cbne
WioerItanD eraeben mirp.
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9ie 1abcarOlinilden eOmgrealeutc tommen .

Gbarlefpn, 28. Noobr. Die SenatOren
unp Nepra l~entanten Slp Garplina's i'm Gpns
9reb baben beute na6 elmer 8eratbun9 bel9lO1~
fen, ndGiten Muntae lire gibe tint Gpngrelie etu=
sunebmen uno I'M Gpn9reB gu bleiben, Bis Glib
Carolina aus Der linton tritt.
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ssouen.M dmufatturen in gbilobtlpbio.

9btlabelpbta, %, SOP, Die geIiber
bon Wollen9elGdften bielten btute Mitta9 Elm
Weetin9, UNI it4 iiber bic nTtbtsen GinIGrdn<
fun9en i'm @eIGafte gu beratben, ba bic 8orrat6e
srOBer lino ais bic Na&fraee, sic IuGen cine
@inlteluns Der @el9afte gu permeiben. Die
%Gerlammlun9 perta9te li@ auf einsn fol9enOen
Sag, p9ne einen oefnttiven gntldluB ssfaBt gu
BADEN,
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0e%iunbbettSE

baltimore, zen 26. November 1860.
GaS Qublitum rptrb hermit benabridti9t, baB bic I6btlteu
&bfauStarren bon beute al ni6t nebr ais ein- uno b66tenS 3pei
ieee Mohe fit hen 0dt oteies SabreS an ben Q8cbnbiuItrr
Usrlbertpmn1en wsrben. Die @eimbbettsbeb6: be ennpfeblt ben
BIrssrA, 10 wsui9 aiGe &c. ais mo9liG Dor bic Gbir Su ite1su, 6a
b. Der BebBrbe at @ebote febenbtn @eIemitte[ s6uild un;urei.
iin6, UNI ibre Mtrtiamttt gu ~tefSr6trn.
SUI Guitrdse Ses 0ireftortumS:
OoSMo q. Gilman. @5rfr.
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Wenefes aus Galifprnien.

W~NItTOEHteH II 11dDet TUT StHtpIH!
Sort &earneY, 81. NOp, Die PonY
1T NIT Nadrt9ten BON Gan Sranctscp
Bis gum II, Sos, ein9etrpfen,
@Qe 9arteten 9eben nun gu, paB Qincpln Gaz
l~tfprnien 9etppnnen fat, Die 8eridte Iblasen
ietae Majprttat Iber Douglas auf 500 Bis
800 an.
Dielelbe miro lA jepU4 wabrldetnli4 nod
lfei9era, ba eben Die bret Counties, SOn benelt
nod gu bGren 1T, republtfantl9 linb.
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Ole meTe in macpu.

Macon, Ga, %. 9lpp, Daa frempe De-
parttment Der btei9en Melie ptrO am MOntat
erTfnet werben. Der Saum fir @esentanpe If
srOB, uno fir 6rempe Iinp In ben 5ptel5 all
Gprfebrunaen oetrpfen.