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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
Mt6igan @uutbern
Detroit, Mfpnrpe unbGplebp
Ydbn.


Dicie 9inie une ibre @crtinrunsen biloen inc
scllt1neise &pute bon Detroit na9 Gbicaar,
Milmaufie> @alena, Nrd Jslarc> DUBUQUE,
burlington, prairie hi Gtisn> Ga Grcl1e, ct.
paul, Cairo, ct. 9puis, ct. Splepb une ale
Ncuten I'M Me ten uno Silpmel teu.
'MuG
na9 Iclebr> GleSelanb, Yittsturs> @beeling,
Ncn- Yprf, unH allt1t Srteu, tppbiu mani an ben
peri9isrenen .3weistaDnen Ypn jenen playrn fab
rem tanr.
6 llbr As Minuten Miitta9. lightning grpreB
fur @bica9D unn Nem= 9Jprf
tpn1l1,t at 81 Neriol UNI 9,45 GprmitagS,
= IDleop I'M $50
. CLEVELAND nm $40 Madm.
BUFFALO Inn 1920
= ghiea9p nm 700
Stem yprf I'M $50
1 llbr Nadn1ittags. Iolebp unc Cincinnati
Grpreb
tSmmt na9 1pleop um 4,O5 Na9mittass,
Cleveland UNI $50
Buffalo 1m 4,55 @pr1mittaos,
Nep~yprf lint $50 MadnittasS.
Oiels Gclte madt pirefte 8ertinbung su Gls>
oelano NIT bet pra9trpllen Steancrn City If
Buffalo" unS ,9Beltern Metrpppli5, no9 VuHalr.
5 ubr IS Minuteu NaGn,. Meriau uuc gHe=
fern @rsreb
fIn,n1t ait su Mpnrpis I'm sos NahmittasS,
> Mprian I'M 1000
= Gbicasc UNI 700 gprmitta95.
~ &arte1 f1nnen erbolter ,perpen
gu Getrpit> 1T per Sifice Der Gpmpaenie>
Gfe Ntraterz unS Yru zStraGe.
.NsT 3piiden Getrcit uup Gbica9o >pereen
teire Wasspns 9emedlc cit.
~ 0e9en ben Staub 1T int Spmz
n1cr rurd Gentilatpren 9eipr9t.
No. De5 Nahts 1T Cit @a99pn nit
Bettcn Yer] ebe11.
Die 3iae eeben mad, Der Gtica9r Belt ob>
telde INT 20 Minutsn friiber 1T ais bic Won D.
trpit.
Sup. 9. @ompbelL
@en'l superintendent.
g. 9. &ni9bt N1cnt su Getrpit.
0eu'l 9uperint. Sffce> Iplcbp, SUM- IS. SO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
9cprtberrt
Assurauff Go,
9fr, 1, Mforeatc=S trafe, 2pnepn.
S eu.er< unb g.
8er1t6ernn9

int S5n= n1b 2luslamb.
Grriittst int Sabre 1886. - 5rcerprrirt burd
cine %teIpnbere parlatnents- Mfte.
@ap;1at : $780, 60.=$6>299,S00,
Ginee;otltes Gapital II. lteterlduB:
G43S,,S22 4 1 = $2,194,111 OF.
Sabreseinnobue GtS6, 746 Is 6=$933, 734 10
cuer=Scpartemeut:
9iele @elclldaft scrlihert 9cgeu 0erltlte pber
S6Gpcn ourd Jeuer, fait jeber Dirt Gieentbuut.
Die pra,tium< Mnlase linp biais uao Ste Ser
llGsrun95>S cot1t9un9eu weroc1 NIT Der 9rpBteu
9iberalit1t %9eltattet.
Die pclicsn Der GeleQlhaft linp nidt Bios burb
9rpBcs capital 9arantirt, @@pncsrn 9lei9faQs curd
bic untel9rdlfte per}pnli1e Gerantwrrtlidteit Sp11
tcinabe 1000 Nctts,iubater1.
9 Gerlul tie werpen prompt erleBt
uno pDne 8esu9nabme auf Spncpn. ~
Observation-Disclosures
NQe gprtbeile elmer eeeenie itieen NNrciattrn
ilub nit Der @iGerbett elmer prpprietarY= pn1pany
p%ereinist.
Die prdmiun Staten talIren anf ben ii6erten
uno AM + e(:en tc9lautistsn Daten uno tp11neu
gang nad Der Bequemli9teit ee5 Ser l9erten
3ablbar ecnlndt terren.
fIpIftStb/ fluItIt W. tnkNr <tfftlku|'pAo' O~t
mulare &c. &c. llun III ber Office al tefpmmca.
Mustunft iiter 2etsns<G erideruu9sn tasli9
I'm II llbr Mitta9S.
WtQtam Getty,
M9ent> SIR. 81, Srutb Oritts Strabe>
Yhilaoclpbia.
Neferensen II pbilabclpbta.
Serreu StunrtxBrpttcr Mr. 10 yanf1r.
WYcrS, Gluatpru II. Co., SIR. 232
MartetitraBe+
@ III. WcNee II. Gp., SIR. % Srutb
Trpnttro6t.
sc. 9. Ibpmplpn II. So, SIT. As,
g. Moter ltraBe.
SuS. 9. MitGcll> Gsq., pral ber Ntsr<
aaut's Sanf.
5ameS Dnn!aA esq., pral* Der ll"''"-
5pu. gE M u. Yrrter> 623 WaluutfraBe,
frilber 9tibter brr @upreme Court.
ct. Yaul> 8. Sui 1859.
8Qn @amnt,
N9ellt fir ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
ga GrDHe~ unb Milwaufee=
GtIenbQbn.
@tnter : 2lrran0e1ueut.
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@inter Enhancement.
Die ein5iee birefte Ncute ppn ct. paul> ct.
NntbpnY> Minneapplis, Vrescett> 5al tinas, Neebs
Gambling Wihrna unb Ga @rp0e naG Mifmaufee,
@bica9p> Detroit, Glepelanb, 8uTalo, @u1penlpn
Bridge, pittsbug> PHILADELPHIA Nsm= gprf> 3d.
lton> Baltimore, Waibtnstpn, Cincinnati, 2puts<
billie, ct. Splis, @airD unb Nep<Srleaus, unb
ale11 attoer1 pa,'ten tit ben Ser. @taaten unb
ben @anaoa'S. -
Nellenoe eriparen auf bic er &oute> mdbz
reno oer unterbre9un9 Der S9iffabrt
100 Wetlen uno "a Stunben AT 3eit.
3met tdsli9e 3uge CSpnutaa au%6aenpmmen)
seben vpn Ga Grple ab> mie folst:
@rfer Bug ..... ...... UNI 2 ubr Nodm.
3peiter Bug .....:.. UNI 7,3O 0ptm.
Die gerbincung seidiebt an Der Milwaufee-
1lnb Gbtca9p Gilsntabn unp NIT rem 0ampfbDten
an, Cafe Mi9iaan.
Jn Ga GrcIe fon1men be ;3Iae AT I'm, 10 l1br
40 Minuten Na9mittass, unb IL 11br IS Mir.
Gornitta9s.
@on Ga Gro7e nod Chicago fabrt Mat,
in IS Stuncen.
Die ggalase 1T 10 ti4is ~is aut iresnt elmer
SerbinbunAen.
an Der J,tnetlcn nit Der 6cnt tu Fac 1tt,t
Slbtclb Gttentabn; bel 5oricpn nit rer 5oricoh
une Serlin .Gilsntahn; 81 Milwaufee NIT te>
eb1ea9r 1nb Wilpaufee unb @atertpmn Gileu~
NIT ben Dampiern fir bic 0etrpit unb
M!lwautse unb @bebcysan 8abn; lowie fir bic
yate Superipr> Green 8ay unb @u0inswoce
Hputen.
% 1rpu9b 1idetS erbGlt man in Der
A,det=S Office Der @cmpasnie, AT Der Dritten Ctr,
eem Mmerican 5cuie> in ct. Yaul> Minn.
Capt. s. 6. @eprae,
1idet= Nsent, ct. Yaul.
%. Chiffon, @eneral< agent bes @eReas.
g. @eebri&, Nauaser, @iSaulte,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
Baltimore un0 Obio-Ui(fnbabn.
D. - Es5I% ER$.==:=@az=s@=a9 Die sru6e &pute nad
Woibin9tpn> Baltimore philadelphia,
Newz9lprf unb 8pitpn.

d. g ssEE # Die erpBe &pute nad
Baibin9tpn> Baltimore, Ybilapelpbia,
9fewzyprf uno So ton.
0ieie pprtrefli9e gabn, nit ibren Serke0erten
tpetli6en Verbinpuu9en> bietet ben Getlencen cine
birefte 2iuic uad Baltimore pbilobelpbia> gtew=
yprf urp So ton. Nu6 1T le bic eiusigc Hrute,
auf mclder man Our6sanss=S iaete (Srpuab-
Gidet5) uub 0%cp1dmnrfeu (Gbefs) mad IS a.
! in3t II erbalten tanu.
Orei Ya0a9ier~ 3i9e %Serlalen Wbeelina, Na.,
tI9lid, unb linb 1T birefter gerbinbun9 nit alleu
wenliden 3u9en.
Nad alien Ditli1en St1oten:
gpn Baltimore f1brt mani 5pslei9 rbne 9~lufent-
balt nit 51nellsisen na1
Yhilacelpbta> Newzyprt unp 80 ton,
Nab Walbi,Stpn 9eben Spn Baltimore ta9lid,
Sier 3ii9e ab.
0abreeIO uno Jobrseit 70 fur5 mis auf ireent
einer anbern Npute.
90 9teiicure belieteu ibre Siletc ria Wbec-
ling su Serlon9en. Durh9a19sfarten uno 9luSe
fluft erbdlt man in bcu Gilenbabn~ Bureaus teS
Welten6.
~ Die Baltimore uub Sbip= Gilentabu
TT Jtetlellorn AUDI gang bel ptocrS Der Naturl dUu<
bciteu tre9e>1 81 cmpfeblcn.
Sir Troht no9 Ybilacelp9ia, Nep<2Jprt
uno Spltpn1
mad pber spn benz @eRen,
fat bisl> yotn sroBe 0crsiise, ba ie, ant Sbip>
ilulle su Wbeelin9, Yenmopb unp Yarfersturq
auslaufenp> nit benz ercben Neytperfe me1tltder
@iienbabnen lit btrcfter Gerbinbun9 ltebt.
Son Wbeeline unb Yarferabur9 9eben iebeu
Sag regeln1abtge Srpte mad olleu 5afeu Der neit~
lideu Jli1e at.
Die 5ra9tpreile iinb 70 tilliA
mic auf trgenb elmer anbern &oute.
0iiterS BON irgenb einem YlaBs ritlid scn galti-
More te5eidne man =: uVia Baltic. II. Sbip sc. st."
Mles> mas an bic Nsenten bieisr Babn cpnllg
nirt 1T, tuiro raid beiprgt.
Tra9t~M9enten in6: s. McYurnie, III
Cincinnati; @. S'apbia u. &C., 9tipley> s.;
s. 80. Yope, Ma9spille, &y.; s. 81. Qpbwid,
pprts1tcutb> g.; VI. Ney ii. &C., Mioolepprt,
D.; S. 9. Iprb, @beeline, 3d.; Mples ppt-
ter> Sptcn; 6. %. Yerpeil, Sem yprf; Y.J.
&ells> pbilatelpbia; S.. Gnglaub1 Baltimore;
@ec. 8pter II. g., GSansSile> Snb. S. g.
Mprebeao II. &c., 2puisSiQe.
{. s.. 0pr1Ytb II. g., ct. Qpuis
6. M. Gple> 0eueral=8 il(et< 2sent.
SIS. preScrtt 9mttb>
1ranspcrtneiter; G.S. TuIler,
General Maent be6 Weltere.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
Deutl6es
<GDuSulQf.

Oer Undergraduate tena9r1Dt19t bterlntf cas
beutide Yublifun,, bab er scn
Germ 8. Don Baumtod, in Milwaufee,
Conf ul fir 9 aiern,
@urtte III ber9 unb
Meflcnturg
ermaGtist III, Drfumente, welde uad ren &C.
1annten @taaten, pber naG anbern oeutl6e, III
Minnelpta nod niht cpniularii9 Yertretensl
@taaten te1imutt lino uno Der con lulartlden Sc
9laubtsuns t~eciirfen> in G%mpfans 81 nebu1en> unb
bieielten nit FOLDER Bs9lautisuns Yerlebet, je
mad Der Beltimmun9, benz Musleuer III %firSeltre
Grtt gu rsmittirea, ooer sleia per pplt an ibren
Beiimmunsscrt nad Deuti9laro su tefSreern.
Des9leiden 1T CT erbStig> in leinem @el9aft6>
Bureau.
&oo9er5' 8lpd, Dtitte Strabe,
&atblu6enpen jebe eewanlate NusFunft iiter I'LL
DIE Trasen 5u ertbeilsn> tie ie III biele III @el9afte
in 8etradt tonmsu rtSscu.
Oscar Molmrp5,
Tfeutliher Hptar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
@o(en1, Dubuque II. Minnc=
tDta Daftt So.
80 d 0 g +. g puis 8.

Xxsse| Iirle 9inie it Neilet-
E-|h@, ZEN gang t%clcnocrs Su cn1-
tfchltl' uuo Nau ltute in
Mlune(rta lpllttn tic in
r'r 3%nser!a1 tateit me1cn norSi9liO patron inren.
&c SSte her Iafrta= Gumra9nie ~pcrlajlen t1o<
l19 St. Yaul anf lbrer Ncute nady @t. yuuis
llc alien eostpii 0cnlie9cuben Wl1yen lIuo III
Va GROVE nit Ger ga Grcl1e II. Milwaufee~ VoGu
III GerbineunA 81 Yrorie eu Gtien nit Der Mil<
%,pautee- uro MtlNlilppi-S abu> Su Iuulcjtb nit
Der >}iirri5 Central Sabn.
Aaeur@ ltebe'1 bic gpte nit ct. 2cuis unb
benz Sltra lit Der idue0jtcn tireftru Tertiabuna.
Irpu9b I'feta fir Dompftppt u,,p
Gi1entobn llno IN cer Union 1itetzSifce
All cer ytHee in ct. Yaul su Daben.
Z Sc innpa Enfrn4.X
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8ermilhte Mn3eiQen.


Jubn .. 9antrrn. Gbarles 6. 2unb.
&anbpr,t s 2unb,
Mbppfuten 11nb Ne6tS<
50. .E.% MnwGlte,
.-#5@t. Waul, . Minneirta.
Yrattiairen in auen @taats~ g eridten unb III
benz Der @taaten Ditritt< @eri9t.
&eferen;en:
CUMMING, @eaman II. g.. Netr@gprf.
9ctpen, 5elrueS II. Co.
Ncrtcu u. Sewett
Ybelps. SliB IL. g.. m
Die Wlbany Ofen>@ umresnie MltanY.
@allenber, Stint IL. So. Spltpn.
Miltcn, Gulhman II. 60. ~
@m. 8lair II. s.. Gbicagc. -.
@ec. s.. Sa3elton u
Bacon, Sgssu u. g.. @aint Souls.
Gbilo. Yratt II. s..
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6inf S $bepbalb, G3HA
Smpprteure unb @rpBbdnrler in&AA

NE4@A OtllI . ~USDUNlpI HHS
ESmpurteure unc @rubbantler inG4A
&tQueuren, Gi0er,
Gioarren &C. &C.
tGbenlo DefiQateure Spn srtrafeinem
@bt6fep,
1pmie
Tabrifanten Dpn @ftA,
nabe benz v@inslcw 5ouie," at Sac lc~ @trabe.
ct. pauL : > Winn.
Stel3er<@puie>
@bi1ipp @tel3er, @issntbumsr.
ct. Yeter, Minn.
Dieles neue @afbaus it fir bas ~reileube quilt
FUN jeet erSfnet. &uf9anser teint Sag percen
IN ben tiQielten preilen enlightenment. Cute
@taQuns unb Wa6er tets 81 baben.
Mu9 1T bier bic Sta9e<Sffcc fir Eraz
perl e oeS Sipur, 81. Yeter uno New ulm,
ppidaiien esben BON bier aus Mpntass unb
Greita9s BON ct. peter naA New=lllm uno ant
1,ad1teu Sage retrur.
Nad "a @ru0e Dientags u,b @amiaes>
Montags uub Trettags retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
@tienbabne1 II. Dampfbppte.
@tnter : arrangement.
SeffrlpnviQe @iieubabtt.

) Nv C07T038g7
au59enotnmen).
Mn unb nad benz IS. Npyemter 1859 werben
bic 3ise eeben ME fplat:
Nb9ang: Mnfunft:
~ ubr 10 Mtn. Vpr1l. 3 II. 80 Wi,t, grrnt.
10 llbr 80 Miu. Nadn,. 4 Il. 40 Min. Nahm.
Sctise 53Ise balten sur Mccrmcoatipn Der
paNag;ere lit southport, 0reenmuuc> 1ranflin>
Gtinturab une Columbus att nertinpen lid su
9eyncur nit BEN ;3i9en Ser Sbtu II. MililIrpi
Sabn, une III 2ruispiQe NIT ben 3ilscn Der 0puis~
SiQe, U%ranffrrt uup gsrtnoton> uno louisville ure
NaibSile &eabs.
Tradt~ 3i;se seben t19li9. Tra9t m;rb Yiinst=
lid telrr9t.
Sffee> Morilru Osprt> Metisite.
81. g.. @arptbers> Sup't.
s. O.. % tttcpmb> Tradt=M 9ent. 7Sb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19

uno meirt 9erbt 1T tpmms1> unb Die
Manen &pbert 8lum'S rufen @men pasu.
Graf Stepban @ie@ensi Elm
IN, lln9or>, unp ben &ai1eritaat ais Dli<
litdr, S9rtftfeuer Iber NatipnalzS efono<
mic uao 8esrinper pieler 1Hentltben
@erbe0erun9en Dpnau DampflbtHfa br)
bp6Yercienter Mann, 68 Sabre alt, er>
idpb (d, wie man slaubt, In einem Nn~
fall BON @eifeSierriittun9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
3. 4. 0. 0.
Mftnnefpta=6ain, Nr. I.

Wtn1e1ota 3atn, Nfr. 1.
Gtelsr pain orteitst uutsr ber eeieslideu Ne-
rtdtseorte't res WreB=Sains BON Nen= orr NIB
galt lsll'e rege!l'aBl9en Sibun9en jecen Iisnltao
Neeno UNI = ubr TT oen1 Scfals iiter Day un6
Sent, Ara9rSoeel1' I'M brittsn StOd> Gde Der
S. g. seitner, sen., Sefr.>
Ct Ypr 131
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&ermil0te Mn3eigem.

Dplt9ele0enbeit:
Der l1ntersei6nete fabrt resel1nlBis nit Der
@ta9e sp,t Sadlcn= Sauie in Graverie bes @icur
MpntoI uuc 5reita9 ,nprsens s ubr> unh pom
Dafrtab= 5auie in New<llm Dienitass II. @unn=
abenbs al.
89b Dug. 8ensel.
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Shasta 9auS,

@ba6fa, : : : MtnneI pta.
ltutcr3eidneter beebrt fH biernit benz g>ubli<
FUN iein pobl einseri9teees, NIT aQen 8equeu<
lidfeiten Seriebenes @altbaus st empfeblen> bas
BON feinem Gtablt0ement, i1 elmer rer @taote am
Minueiota, weber mas Ginribtut9 nod 8ebanc>
lung anbetrift, iibertruHer miro.
Nriebrih M re,1er.
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Il 9ftioer 1lrutherei

%f''"e'0ta staats;eitune.
Nle Nrten 0rudarbeiten
p:resn IN Der Office Der vMinnelcta @toots.
5e'taIe!" ct: NnlbcuytraBs> yrieqe- Ylcd. AMI
pas @eldmadSculte aussefubrt. 6 mirb t,1Nu1
ofts IN er'rabnun9 setradt> Gag mir turd, elm,
4usmabl BON neuen Sdrifren nit itcer onbsrn
otN'sfs' eo'el'rr'ren fSnnen. @ir ~liefern:
Afud nno yapisr gu gerlaestlderu,
Bali unb 1beater~ aarten.
Srnesrt= programme,
e'reulare unb @efddftsfarten,
Ylafate> Nnl9lase,cttel unb
ane l'a!ltiSs in has Sad sini9lasenoe Wsatu-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-12

1.-THE federal Union must be preserved The
Constitution must be maintained inrioate IN all its
parts Etery right guaranteed by the Constitution
must be protected by lao IN all cases uhere legisla
ton is necessary to its enjoyment The judicial
authority as prorided IN the Constitution, mast be
sustained, md its decision implicitly odeyed and
taiHtuUyerecuted. The ln,os must be administered
md the constituted authorities upheld and all un-
lawtul resistance suppressed. "-SrEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
"The friends Of constitutional equality do not
and nerer did demand congressional Stare code"
nor any "ther code in regard to property in the Ter
ritories They hold the doctrine Of non-interren-
ton by Congress or by Territorial Legislature,
either to establish Or prohibit slarery; but they
assert fortified by the highest judicial tribunal in
the Union) the plain duty Of the federal gorern-
ment in all its departments to secure, ,chen necessa
ry to the citizens Of all the States the enjoyment Of
their property in the common Territories, erery-
rhere else acithin its Jurisdiction + The con-
stitution and the equality Of the States! These
are symbols IF everlasting Union Let these be the
rallying cries of tile people."-JoHN c. BREcKrN-
RIDGE.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-12
Terrible Cdlan,itY.

CHICAGO Sept. S.-Thc steamer Lady Elgin was
run INTO by schooner off Waukegan, at half past
two o'clock this morning. and sunk in twenty min
utes. in three hundred feet water.
Three hundred and fifty or four hundred people
were aboard including several military and fire
panicS. Col Lumsden of the Picayune, and family,
are supposed to be lost.
Only seventeen known to be saved The
schooner was sailing at II miles per hour. tug
has gone to the scene of disaster
STATEMENT OF THE CLERK.
CHICAGO. Sept 9.-The clerk of the Lady Elgin
makes the following statement:
Left Chicago at ll30 p M, for Lake Superior;
among the passengers were the Union Guard of Mil
waukie composing part Of a company of some $50
excursionlsts from that city.
At $50 in the morning the schooner augusta, Of
Oswego, collided with the E7gin when ten miles
from the shore. She struck the steamer amd-shi2s,
the gangway on the larboard side. The two vessels
separated instantly-the augusta drifting by in the
darkness.
At the moment of collision, music and dancing
were going on in the cabin Of the Elgin. In an
instant after the crash all STILL and in half
hour the steamer sunk.
passed through the cabins, and found the ladies
pale. but silent Not cry nor shrek was heard.
No sound but the rush of steam and the surge of
heavy Whether tbs passengers were not fully
| aware of their danger, or whether their appalling
situation made them speeches., l cannot tell.
boat was lowered at once with the design of
going round upon the starboad side to examine the
leak. There were two oars belonging to the boat,
but just that morning some person possessed him
self of one them and consequently we were power
less to manage the boat. We succeeded at once in
reaching the wheel, but quickly drifted away and
| were thrown upon the beach at Winetka..
Only two boats were left on the steamer. One Of
them contained 10 persons, all of whom were saved
The other bore persons, but only four of them
reached the shore alive, the other four being drown
| cd at the beach.
Before left the steamer the engine had ceased to
work, the fires having been extinguishcd. The
force and direction of the wind was such that the
boat and fragments of the wreck were driven up the
Lake and would reach the shore in the vicinity of
| Ninetka.
AS stood upon the beach hopelessly looking
back upon the route we had drifted, could see in
the grey morning, objects floating upon the water,
and sometimes thought that l could distinguish
human beings struggling with the waves.
| (SignedD q. c. CLAWS
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-12

Great Breckenridge Barbecue at Ashlaad-Mr
Breckenridge Defines his Position In Strong
Union Speech.
LEXINGTON, Sept 5.-There was an immense gath
cring to-day at Ashland to attend the Breckenridge
barbecue. At an early hour the roads from all d.
rections were crowded with people A salute of 33
guns announced the arrival of Mr. Brcckinrdge-
He was hailed enthusiastically, and his speech was
received with much applause. lie said in substance,
as follows:
beg you, my neghbors, friends and old constit-
uents, to be assured that feel profoundly grateful
for the cordial welcome you have extended to me.
The circumstances under which l appear are novel
and unusual do it in obedience to the request Of
friends whose intelligence have been accustomed
to observe; and if it be uncommon thing for per-
sons in my position to address assemblies of people,
can only say l hope to discuss topics in manner
uot altogether unworthy of the attitude I occupy
| have been asked, fellow-citzens, to speak in my
own home, because the political organization with
which [ am connected has been assailed in an unu-
sual manner; and, charged with treason to my own
country appear before you to-day for the purpose
of repelling certain accusations which have been
made against me- personally, and industriously cir
culated through other States of the Union.
And next, to show that the principle upon which
| stand are the principles of the Constitution and
the Union of our country. And surely, if at any
time the justification could be found by any man for
addressing the people in the position which occu-
py, it will be found in my case. Anonymous wri-
ters and wandering orators have chosen to tell the
people that I, individually, am dsunionists and
| traitor to my country. And they declare with as
surance and affirm that have exhibited treason
that makes, by comparison, Burr patriot and the
memory of Arnold respectable.
But fellow citizens, before come to these topics,
desire to make comprehensive statement in
gard to my position in connection with the Presi-
dency of the United States. l have been charged
| with premature ambition. l have been charged
! with intriguing for this nomination; with leapng
before the wishes of the people, and desiring to
thrust myself before them for the highest office in
| their gift.
He proceeded to defend himself from various char
ges and defended the action of the Convention that
nominated him, and condemning the Front Street
Theatre Convention endeavorng to foist upon the
f, Democracy dogma and the leader of that dogma.
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Fairbanks, Scales and saxe's Sack.

An election for Governor, for members of Con-
grcss and fora State Legislature was held few days
ago in Nigermont, or Niggermont, formerly known,
when one of the United States, as Terlnont) Fair
banks, the niger Tor niggeD candidate, elected
Governor by about 10000 majority He is the in
ventor and manufacturer of Fairbanks scales
Hereafter we shall not consider such scales tar.-
We have our doubts about .tair banks. and until
these doubts are removed We cannot believe in ,tair
scales made by Fairbanks. We regard the whole
matter as scaly.
The Democratic candidate was the poet, wit and
orator, John G. SAKE, Esq, man that can tell act
or enjoy good joke, and who ran lust for the fun
of the thing" well knowing he would be sacked.
The members of Congress are all niger, and the
Legislature is nearly unanimously of the same COM
plexion Lncolns friends are confident that they
can carry Nigermont in November. Weighed BY
Fairbanks scales We presume he will not be found
wanting more votes in that State.
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VALUABLE WARREN COUNTY LAND
FOR SALE,

NVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE SALE
the Tract of Land belonging to the estate Of William
Plummer situated Rchneck Creek in Warren county,
N. c. about FIVE miles from Warrenton, three from Shocco
Springs, and adjoining the lands Of Messs. Alexander
Jones' Jacob Parker and others The Tract contains about
acres is in good condition. and is considered Of
the best plantations in the county.
Any wishing to buy small plantation, situated In
healthy country and surrounded by excellent society," will
find in this place opportunity Possession will be
given by the nth of December with the privilege of seed
ing crop of Wheat this Fall if desired
NV son. Edward Pnmmer, will show the land to any
DESTROYS Of purchasing and will also give any information
regarding said land.
ELIZA PLUMMER,
Extr'x. Of William Pluhmer.
warrenton, N. c., Sept. H., 1860. 73-tf
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A Full Ticket.

By reference to the list Of Electors at our head
it will be seen that the ticket for Breckenridge and
Lane is complete, the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Dr. Kean having been filled by the ap-
pon,ment Of that high-minded, answering and
talented Democrat JSo. NJ. CLEMENT, Esq, of Davie
county.
We find the proceedings of the District Conven-
ton in full, in the last Winston Sentinel, and will
try to make room for them in our next Sypnopses
Of the able speeches of Hon. David S. Reid and
Hon. A. NJ Scales are given, which we shall take
pleasure in laying before our readers
Our ticket is now complete. Let us unite upon
it and elect it.
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DEAF AND DUMR AsYLUM.-Mr Willie j. Palmer
has been appointed Principal of the Asylum at Ra-
leigh for the Deaf and Dumb, and the Blind, in
place of Mr.. VIM. D. Cooke, who has accepted the
Principalship of the Georgia Asylum. While the
loss Of Mr.. Cooke is to be regretted, we are glad
that the Trustees have been SO fortunate in the
lection of his successor. Mr.. Palmer is son Of our
old friend the late Nathaniel j. Palmer of Caswel,
and is young gentleman of education, fine talent,
and agreeable manners. He has been connected
with the institution for year or two as Vce-Prin
cipal and has therefore had some experience in the
Institution, and giving, we learn, entire satisfae
tion-Greensboro' Patriot