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was extra.impressiye. Mr.. Shining tons sqneez-
cs of eight fair hands were matters to be re
mem5ered; the adieus and good-wishes he
got might have served all the travellers that
ever crossed the Tweed, but at length tho
ceremony came to close, and the cab drove
away with him and his carpet bag.
An hour or so arIerwarl ring a the door
bcl loud enough tn re- ch my back attic,
male me Iause and listen Tha! was Mr..
Simingtons name | heard my aunt utter in
a kind of Shrek. had lett the ladies talk
ing in the breakfast paiIor, aud there ! found
them on my rapid descent, gathered round
Mrs. Somcls, who clutched convulslveIy II
air Of wedding cards, while she questioned
the waiter of the Ba'nsbury Hotel
at took place, Ma'am, about one hour
ago" said the messenger Of fate, making
great efforts to preserve bis gravity. "Miss
Somers dressed at our house, end | must say
looked uncommon well in her white silks and
fine bonnet. My missus wen; TO church with
them. 1t was done by special license, you
see. Mr.. Ross, tho gentleman rs always
stops with us, and knowed Mr.. Simiugton
from a boy, gave the trile away; and, in-
deed, Ma'am, she got through it wonderful
". went to sec it myself bavin' a great
kin' for marriages. The 'appy pair, as |
may say, waited no time after; they're off TO
Scotland, Nam, by the Great Northern.-
Mr.. Ross is to see to the sendin' out Of the
cards; and says he, tippin' me half a crown,
like gentleman, as he is: Waiter says
he, run with these to Mrs. Somers; she has
the best right to the earliest intelligence, for
Mr.. Simington was her principal boarder.'"
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FIRST BABIES.

A somewhat extended observation and so-
itary experience, have convinced us that fret
babies have hard time. Parents must have
two or three children before they know what
a baby is, know how to treat it, and acquire
patience sufficient to treat it properly. The
poor little fellows that have the mis fortune to
come along first have to educate parents to
their task, and in the process they get spank
ed, and shaken, and abused. After a man
has three or four children, he learns that
whipping or striking child less than two
years OF age, is barbarism. We know one
s'paternal head who struck his first child
when only six weeks old, the ass actually be.
lievipg that the child knew better than to cry,
and that lie stopped crying at that particular
time because he struck him. We carry Ger
tain notions Of children and Of family govern
ment into married life, and tho first child i,
always the victim of those notions. And not
alone of these, for the parents have not learn
self control, and baby is whipped quite as
otter because the parent is impatient or angry,
as because it is vicious or intractable We
inhct on our first children the hoggiugs
ought to have for our own impatieDce or fret
funess. This pounding children before rhry
become, in Gods eye, morally responsible
beings, is ry strange business. Pa''uc".
good people-urwearying patience! D.n.l
wait to learn it until one Of your ltle ones
shall be hidden under the daisies
[Spriugfeld Republican,
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WHAT Is pIRT.-Old Doctor Cooper used
to say to his students, "Don't be afraid of
little dirt, young gentlemen. What is dirt I
Wby-nothing at all offensive when it is
viewed chemically. Rub a little alkali upon
that dirty grese spot on your coast, and it un-
der goes a chemical change and becomes soap.
Now rub it with little water and it disap.
pears; il is neither grease, soap, water, nor
dirt. THAT is very odorous pile of dirt, you
observe there. Well scatter little gypsum
over it, and it is no longer dirty. Every.
thing you call dirt is worthy your attention
as students Of chemistry. Analyzoments.
"Dirt makes corn, corn makes bread and
meat, and that makes very sweet young
lady that | saw one Of you kissing last
night. So fter all, you were kissing moth
ing but dirt, particularly when she whten.
her skin with chalk or flIlers earth. There
is no telling, young gentlemen. what is dirt
upon the beautiful skin Of young lady, is n
dirty practice Pearl powder | think is
made Of Misunderstanding but Dirt"
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For tie Standard,
TOTHE OLD FOREST TREES.

OH majestic trees-scarred warriors,
Breasting storms a thousand years,
Echoing back the night-winds mourning,
Greeting morn with dewy tears,
Tell me Of your spirits resting,
Where your leafy nantes rest,
And agnin OF green robes taking,
When the winter storm Is past.
Tell me, when your trunks grow aged,
And decay comes stealing Ger
Will your spirits still in verdure
Wave upon the other shore'
Are We not like us immortal,
Born to grace the world unseen,
When in beauty, spirits gliding
Fill with life your mystic green1
Can We not like us feel pleasure,
When we've left this dreary vale,
And are planted in a sunland
Where your beauties never iailf
VIII ye not then smile, as zephyrs
Stoopto Hiss your trembling leaves
As they come with harvest fragrance
First from fields of golden sheaNesf
Hark! your answer--yes hear it
Echo brnas the low reply,
Yr like us are, too, ImmDrtal-
Your trunks may inlI-ye never die'
But away in distant hope. land,
Land ofbeauty-boon Of light
Then ven wave your fairy foliage
Feel no cold winds-dread no night.
And when sunny forms are floating,
Mid your trunks Of beauteous mold,
Ye will never shed the dew-tears,
As We q ink OF storm land old
But again the song binds spirit,
viii your bouehs with music fill,
Mincling sweet with distant murmurs
OF the sparkling forest rilI'
Yes again know I'll see you,
Dark old trees of woundrou. height,
Far be You'd the cold deep waters,
On those hills of golden light.
J. L. II
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Pur THAT IMpuDENr RASCAL OUT. .-WuI'
the congregation were gathering on c"rpn
occasion, an old, dark, hard featured, skin a'd
bono individual, wended his way up the arsr
and took his seat near the pulpit. ih'
officiating minister was one OF that class who
detestcd written sermons, aud as for PRAYERS,
he thought they ought To bs the natural out
pourings of the heart. After the singing was
concluded, the house, az usual, Was called to
prayer. The genius we have introduced did
not kneel, but leaned his hea levo,Ingly on
the back of the pew. The minister tegan by
saying:
"Fatber Of all, 10 every ag', 10y saint and
by savage adored-"Pops," said a low,hu
clear voice near old hard featur s. Thr min.
ister, after casting an indignant lom III lie
direction Of the voice, continurd--"w'i.
throne sitteth upon the adamsntinr ll-
Paradise-"Mltoa," ayan iuicrru.
voice. The ministers lips qnverei ~ +, u..
ment, but recovering himself, h. ag,in 80 o..
-"we thank Thee, most gracious Father, .ua.
we are permitted to asseinhl, once u,lfa DO
Thy name, while others, equally me e, i'it
less favored, have been carrlrd hr nri 't5
bourne from whence no traveller rct1rn' =.
"Shakespedre," interrupted the v"l''. Tb.'
was too much "Put tu1i inpnl'ut rascal
out" shouted the inls'v'. - yMoi,'
calculated the voice, i, the SANE c,lm aud
provoking mann
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How TO KEEP oSE's MEMORY GREEN
Surround il with rleuty OF bays
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IL. =. PARuELEE

-Successors 10 l.. :. Parmeee Y Co.
,r, IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Stoves. Boots and Shoes, &c, &c,
Nov. 20, 1859. READING, MICH
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RICHARD ROWE

&c., &c., Gc.
10 which he would invite their earliest attention.
Clohs sold by the yard Pattern at the lowest pr-
ees. and warranted.
shop on Railroad street between Manning and West ITS.
Hulslale, Nov. 90, 1853.
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DENTISTRY.
JEWELRY STORE.

Watch, Clock and JeweIry KepaIrIng'
VTHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jevcry store the east side OF Broad street.
pose his stand where he may be found at all seasona
Die hours ready work in his line OF business shrot
notice
r He also keeps Watches Clocks Speetacles Jewelry,
Cold PENS aud Pencil Cases for sale, OF good quality,
and at the most reasonable prices -
Hiilsdale Oct. 18th, 1857. 1T. BRYAN.
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SOMETHING NEW.

z AIDES wORSTED HOODS. RICO
ot., clouds. &C., in endless varieties
10 ,TwICK CO.
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TAILORING,
GILBERT HUBBARD. 4 co.

GILBERT HUBBARD. q co.
CHIP CHAMBERS IL SAIL MAKERS
~ Wholesale and Retail dealers
TwGSES 4 CoRpAGE,
TENTS AwNlGs,
WAGON COVERS FLAGS
COTTON FLAX AND HEMP TwINEs
Of every description Constantly hand and made order
Dealers in Manila and Tarred Rope, Sail Duek, Bags and
Tagging Wool Seine and Gilln Twines Nets aud Senes
,kum Tar Pitch, Paints, Oils Chains, Anchors, Tackle
iIIacks, Coal Tar, Roofing Pitch Felting &c
Nos 205 and 207 South Water street, corner Wells.
tnav2g 10 CHICAGO, ILL.
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Eelegrapbiicbe Wncbribten
9ert6tet fut esen D@altimpre @eder.A
Mnfunft oes O0mpfcrs
81
Weiteres ans @mrppa.

so N : 2)prf, s. SHli. Der O1npfer
vairtca" lit bier nit liverpool 81 14riAten Bis
gum 26. Nt1i %an9efpmmen. Seine Na6rtds
ten liao %peraltet. 5T
Die 9ta9ri9t, poB @aribalbi be'
reits lit 8qlerntp eium arI6irt lei, blt ItA nod
nidt b~eltdti9t. @r lt1no nad1 ben leeten 9tude
rtaten nit 10000 SnImgenten All ben Baz
leruno beberriAenpen 9Sbeit. + 9fdn erpartete
einen au8enbliflt6en Angriff.
Sen. yar5a, Der 9efebl8baber Der lteappliz
taniI6eu &ruppen, bate einen WdffenltiQltano
bon @aribalpi perlangt. 4 a.ssa
Am 81. Wtai fam cine Sltreidif6e 6lotte
Dor Jteapel ait.
Nadri6teu aus DteAuia pom 81. GRai lat
gen, paB IN NOurnp unp 8runurillu Aufltlnpe
au8braden.
Die enBliI6en uuo fr1n5Slil6en 8etppbner
BON B1lermp 6atten auf ben SAIfens tbrer
Natiou 3uflu9t geiudt. f -.
@8 miro bertbtet, paB @artbalot, Ipbalp
Si5ilien befreit it, bon bort cine @rpeoitipn
t19 @alabrie1 unternebnlelt wlro.
6 @eIdwaber, so Sdife 5dblen6, peroen
Die neQpolitaniide Settle 5u pertbetoige1 IuGen
uno 3par untcr benz 8efebl pe8 @rafeu o.
be8 Onfel8 res &Snt98. 60
Sin 9latt in Gprf pom 25, ia9t, bic oinertf.
8arfe ,G6drleS g. Grutt", bic 6 Wtpnate bel
Queen8tpna laA lei n1d 1lperpppl ab8efab>
reno. sic lei nit 8itdIen BPM @artb1loizSps
mite in Nem@2)orf beldpett, aa s
T4aI0 Da8 2ebste. .-44s I634
9onoon, 9olultpg. pie Direftpreil Der
@reat Ga1fern DlmpIbif@@o. buben enti9ie@
ben, DAP bus Sbiff bon @eips g)ort pireft na4
MilfprorS apeu %5uriiffebren lOq,
2pliben, 81, Wtat. lgriefepc 8alcrrno,
rom 21. b, lageu, paB bic Aufre9un9 pe8 SOL
fe8 bort imuler mebr mld8. Webrele S6i1ie
bon Oen 8altpuen IN Der 0tue Tcleop
wproen. Die Bpli5et erlpiperte pa8
6euer u1o ~perpnnbete me9rere Berlcnen. @8
Bic 9rSBte gtn9lt uuter ben fGinisliden
Seamten nuo Die Setter Der amtli4en ;3eituna
geflcbet. US e F'a1H saao a
@elteru lob mau Die 6euer Ser 8iUpuac's
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Son ben lebteren bat Der Sob nur e inc
(P. IS. @ri8nOn bon bier) iibri9 ~9elaIeu, welz
der ettpa8 pom ibrer Spra4e perltebt. 6ie
baben unlere NIrgcr burd tbre mluniaf1(tioen
Tdn5e, wel6e tie unter 8e8leitun9 Der Muif
tbrer einfa4eu Snltruncnte auffiibrten, purb
llebu19e1 NIT Pieil unb 8o9en &c. amiilirt.
Qu5 loren Otittbeilnn9en erbeGlt, oaB fit ibr
St1mm burh araut6eit uItO Mangel in elmer
6~eOran9ten 2u9e t%eitnoet, 10 oaB it6 piele Sc
IeQi11ft aus 6ur4t Dor Dem Ser6unQern oe1
t6tbtBt JAP, ibre Seiunat6 81 p~erla1ien uno nm
Mtittel fir i6ren lluterbolt at bitten.
Sin beuti6e8 Driptt1l IN @ t.
S9on lau9e 3eit babe man in ct.
2ou8 baron 8cIpro9en, i4reibt Der 2tn5ei8er
Oe8 Q8e1ten8, eth 6cuti4e3 5OIpital gu grim
ben, alleir pen 2(afan8 GUT prattilden Nu8fiibz
rltll1 etne8 peutiden cpnlellion5ireten 6pIpi=
ta(8 6at eft Dor penigen Mon1ten Da8 mebiz
5t1il9e Sumbolpt> Snltitut 8ent16t. Solfcnl=
men fpmpetente Wduaer 6uben Die Qn9elege1=
6eit uuf9egrifen unO eiten @l1n eutnprielt,
Oer 5um iegen8reideu 3tele fibren ntuB, men1
lt9 rulere WGtbir8er, DEM Sntcrelie entipre=
Demo, ba8 bic Sa9e p%erpteut, buran betbeili=
gen. Der Blat Be lte9t I'M We Ientliben Oarill,
O1B a1f eiuem bon Der Stapt gu bemiut0enDen
@runoititfe Durd freimiQige 8eitrd8e Der 8ars
ger OieIer Staot etn 0olpital erri0tet peroe,
Du8 nit Der meot5iniid} den 2e6ranitalt pe8 Stunt
bDlDt= Snltitut8 III 8er6ihoult8 ltebt. 3u 9teis
der ;3eit meroen mpn1tli6e 8ettrGge bon 25
.Gent5 BON allen tepiget PerlDnen zines 8elpiiz
len Nlter8 an8en0nin,elt, ltllo ibnen fir Die Ell
g~ertngen 8etrag I'M Grfranfuus8i1le Gr5tlt9e
BTe9e, Nobnun9 unO llaterbalt Biz gu ibrer
@enelnn3 3lt9eiidert,
Die % Srlean8 3eitun9er
~6rit8en fort9eiebt pielfa6e NaGri6ten itber
reriibte ScrbreAen, aulf1ueno aber lit e8, baB
10 pie(e OerIelben oufbem 8alier peribt mer=
ben. I'm unter pielen 8eilpielen ems berau8s
5ugreiien, fit9ren nit eiiteu tir5lth alf eiuerl
OampfbDote p~eritttett Wtor6 al: Gproner
8ead belt am 81. 2ei6enl9au it6er ben 2eiG=
1ant oe8 Gb. Wtc6u9h ein Srlduoer, q Sabre
alt, @r ft1rb All elmer fiirdterlt6 flQffenoer
Wuuoe, bur9 ipelbe Die Ge6irnrtaile oratq.
Denis S'Stien bate ibm oielelbe nit eilem
8eile bei8ebra6t. Der 8aGrlprub mar in
@endB9eit bet Gbatllden, ulp S'8rier pur=
be nit DEM 8erbrcden pe8EslJeoroe8 bel6ulpt0t.
Der Brin5 son IS a. le83ipiro, .pie
perlautet, einige 3eit gu 9aagara 6aQ8 5ubrirl~
gen, uno lu7iea Die GAMBLER Jest Bic 8p6npn9
pes per fcrbencn Samuel 3imnetnai1n ouf Der
Canada Seite fiir ben ~2tuientbalt pe8 Bria}et
beritelen uno prQdtpoQ etnri9ten, 9aS @i=
8ent9um gebDrt s~e9enpdrti9 Der 8anf Of Upper
@ana01. s
Yrig6um Young, Der 9p6epriefer
Der Wprnlenen, %beftnoet lid) gegenplrti9 III
B9ila6e(pbt1, be9leitet O0t Or, 8ernbicIel nnO
llo dnperen @iiroentragern Der Stride. D18
Sunday Granicript" tertdtct, baB er bei g..
.8aritt in Der Srpacfr. Die Mal6tnerie fir
eite greBe Bupiermiib(e belte(lt Bat. Doung
logIrt niAt ilteinem 6Otel, ipnoeru bei eiltem
2lt9dh9er ieiner Stride,
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Die neu merifanitd,e Not.

5npePenoence, Mo,, Z. SUM. Die
neltzlnerttanll9e Bplt 1T beute nit Oeadridten
pom 81. y. Sc. anSetommen.
Ole VaOalOsS noianer 8rifen rpeniae Gaze
Dor Nb9an8 Der Qplt Sort Defiance an unp
nberrnn1pelten e8 betaa9e. sic 3poen 1i6
nad' ftr5em Sample 3ltrif. I
Sat ta9li6 fpulnlelt an perI6ieoenen Stunt
tel oe8 Gerrttprium8 Gar1rpanen an, unp pbz
lpO9l Fd oa8 0eI6aft bis gu einem oepi7en
0rooe belebt bate, mar e8 bp6 nod INNER
itldt inl redten @an9e.
Sed8 Wfilitdrs@ %ompa8nien bepba6teten am
heb Jflper Die SnOiarer. Gp(. 6auntlerpb
lpq ilbri9ell8 ben Gruppen ben 8efe6( oeaeben
9aben, Die SnOianer no mDsli6 nidt aH5asrei>
felt.
Am 1. 5o9en bon 8awnee Sort ebenfaa8 c.
: puipa9niel gu elmer expedition 6e9en bic Sl1z
aus. Die por 5mei @oden bon B1m=
ice Sort CUR Gerfolsung elmer I6tbei(una Sipg
mus abge9an9elcn 40 Oru9oner in0 5uriifge.
Dbne lene 9%efunpen gu baben.
Die Bplt bate feline militdrilde 8ebedut9
laO eS 5ei8te iid fein Suoianer auf Dem 8e9e,
@ine ans 10 @asen betebenpe aarap1ne
9ln9 beute ltu9 Denver @itp a6 uno onpere
Scrbereitungelt, nm iener III fcloen.
Die A14ridtcn aus ben @plDninen lauten
lebr un9itnltig.
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Meues ans @fericp.

H
Nep Orleans, z. SUM. Der S6os
ner rPctpnlac" trit9t Nadridten aus Iera
Grll6 pom 30. y, MouatS.
Oa8 8antbau8 Sefer & 60. in Weericp. BE.
-famtli4 eile 9auptitilse Der Glericulcn, bat
%fallirt.
SIN 9ua5en 9anoe meroen paturd orpRe
Serfnlte pernrIadt. Die Baliiou 6e8 6Iuies
perben ulf "a, 40O, 900 uno rie 4ctipa auf
100000 angeseben. Sic p~erlunqen cine
Prplcngaticlt auf fitnf Sabre uno ipplen iebeS
9abr 20 PGt, be5abler, lptpie 6 psf. 3inIer.
Die 0ldubl9er baben po8 Nnerbieten pertpor.
fen tie iperpea aber am %. 9tai pieper 1us
lailmentreten. Der fran56liI6e @eIanbte
9qbrtac perliert babel Iein gauges 8ermSaet.
8a8 ptplcmatii9e Corps bat ale 8erBirt.
ouns nit Miramrn8 )tegierllns aboebrpdeu.
DieIer mai Bel Queretaro pcn emem 10000.
Oeanu l~tarfen Corps inter Sen. llraoa nm.
5ilSelt, 10 DAB all cine 6ludt farm III oenfen
mar, SIS loll bereit8 gu eiuem 3uIammenlfpR
9efcnlnen uno Mirampn'S 8prbut suriifoes
lpprfen tpprbe1 leil.
Der amerifaniI6e Geianote McQane it
frart unb rtro n14 Suule 3uriiftebreu. Ipbolo
CT Die Nadri9t BON Der Serlperfuno be8 meris
faniIdeu Sertra98 erbalt.
Der nene Ipariide @elanbte Ba6ecu 1T an.
gefp1umelt.
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Mrnertfamtidbe Mabriebtem.

Spe5tellere8 ii + er Nbi6teb
Der Sa pane Ell pom 8rdifpente TEN
Der .. Ct, Die lebte lupien3 fano in all
fer 6DtmliAfeit itqtt, gang 10 pie e8 Dem Sc,
braude i'll piplcmatti9en &reileu entIpridt.
Die 0iStin9utrtetcu BerIpnen paren anpeIeup
uao inter BEN elben nu%tiirli9 Der StaatSlefress
tdr Sap.
6irt Since 8usen no @amt, Der erlte Ser
@elaupteu, reoete ben YrdfOenten an in Der
i6m ei9enen rubigen Q8eile uno britfte fin. Iib
ulD7 inl Naultn leiuer Gpuesen1 ben Quiridtia4
Iten Oalt aus, fir Die freunpli@e AuFaabme.
mel9e lie NIe III WaI9i19ton erTlbren batten.
Der @eIauote fit9te bin5u, DAP Die Sapaleien
lpdbrerp ibrer N1pe Ienbeit 10 mau6e ~tntereIz
lante Snltitutipnen fennen g~elerut bitten. ulo
man ibnen gu lpldem 3wefe jepe mS9ltde Sc
leseubeit Dargebpten babe, pa6 tie Daber benz
Brdiirenten, ipie Dem Srlte Der Ser. Stoaten
gu tn1isem uto %aufridti8em Dante perpflidtet
leten unO in tire Seimatb 5uriid9efebrt, lber
ate 0ieie uplltanoe iiRpTli4ti4ulDi8f beri4tea
miirben. ess s9.a8 b9
3 Der 8raiioent anttpcrtete nit folder 98are
me, oaB i'm Die Srientalen fat pbae ieoe Ser
mitteluus 5u perlteben iHtenen. @r 6e3ai6lete
pas Gintreffen Der @eIlnptI4aft ais etn Ditto
rides Grei8niB, p1s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inner
,balb leiner 6egierung8< Bertooe uno BOB eB
berppr, baB &c, Wtaieltdt Der EpepDu cine 10
auBercreentli6 dnlpre4enoe Nu8lpabl Der Ser
lonet 9~etrpffen babe uuo benlertte, 6aB er Den
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GnropGif6e Seadbrit5ten.

@irren in Sapan. Sin S6rei6en
aus 6tn8fcn8 pom 20. Wflr3 iu9t, Dap Die in
Sapat aniIiIt9cn @urOpder nit SelOr9nis ers
fuIt linp. Sb9lei6 Die 8emiibun9eu, etnen
freutp Idaftliden 8erfebr ber5ufeIelt, eintSen
8chubt bitten, 10 belte9e bod cine 9e>
1einle 6eiaoI4aft 5mll4en ben @~inbeiniIden
lnp Den 6rempen, bic li9 Don Belt gu 3eIt Of
fenGare, Sn &anagum1 ltno fitr5Iid 5wei bpls
linpiide S6if8capitaine obne alien AnluB
Don Snoipipuen, bic gum j1paneiIden Neel
8e6Uren, oui cine 9raltiulne g6etIe ermprpet
moroen. Der 6pudnpii6e @pnlul bat $40. 900
54aoeneriae iHr Die 6anrilien Der @rmorpe>
ten geforoert; aber Biz iebt TT BON Der 0legiez
rung nod nift8 TT Der Sabe 9elGeben. Die
1niqliigen 6renrpen 9ebcn nun nit Dem Pluue
I'M, ein S4ieens@p rp8 81 prganiiiren, nm
fir ale Safe 8eriiltet gu iein. Sm @an}en
lino Die QuSlt6telt fin Die na4lte 3utunft
pur6al3 ntd)t befriepidenb. d
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Gpnn,.r6.

@ai4in8ton, s, SUM. Genot.
Green POM GerrltprialzGo mite beri6tete ge >
yer cine Petttton aus llta6 nm Nufnu6me
o%ellelben al8 Staate8 in Die Union.
GrurlbuQ pom Sultt3=Gpmite berid,tete cine
Vta etit gebuf8 per Snz&raft>S ebuna Der
Sertra8e NIT Sapan, Siam, @6ina &C, anQes
ltomrlelt.
Damn nuroe Der Bripatfalenoer pUr9eltpm,
men llIlo oerl4teOene 8riUatbiGS DeS 6auIes
9au8. DaS 9au8 bei4lOB, bon na6tem
Wforta9 an AbenOS bon balb flint ti8 Z u6r
etue Gr9Olut985eit ~eintreteu 81 laIlen uno baun
Acknowledgement 3u balten.
0ann ua9m eS bic 8eratbung it6er bic fret
tt9e 9on9reBmabl rpn ct. Souls mieper qnf.
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MeprS in Cincinnati

@|tnetnnatt, Z. Stunt. Senrb Graw-
ley, ctn Ee9rer oe8 Wdo@euinfitnt8 in WtOnnt
Ahbitrll, ip1roe IN lester gea9t, ais er 2 Oas
men bonn Spernbau8 na9 SauIe 9eleitete, bon
0top0le8 an Der SIDE BON Mainz Hno Suutfr.
all9e9riien nno ourd einen Std in bic 8rnlt
9etootet. Der M6rber 1T ma nod nidt bob.
BAIT 9enprben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-09

NewsSrlean8 z. sunni. Die benips
trattlde @ouUention in OpualOipnpile bat fi6
perta8t, naAocm ie ben Au8tritt aus be- @bar,
%leltoner @onperttcn peroammt unp ertldrt bate,
oaB Die Dele9aten bon Ncutiliana Iid 3ur lin.
terltttbu19 Der BON Der 8alttunprcr Convention
al1t5ultellenpen Ganpipaten perpflidten.
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@eneraI @alfer in @entraI.Qlmerlfn.

Nem< 0rlean8, 6. SUM. @erteral
Balfer uuO eitige Sff5iere inp mad Central.
amertta abgereit.
Der am 3. ,. M, in 8ra5ps ubJe9onoe1e
0ampfer pari5pna" lit an9efommeu. Gr brinot
$81,50 eontanten, ater feline Na4ri9ten
DDn Sntere1e.
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o1.S Pfln8FleI6, Wtaii., 8. SUM. Ser
mGIQnllIl'; Gosp\ Praltoent Der republifanii6en
9f4ttonal~Sc toentlOn in @bicu9o, bat Don Gin
COIN II O,pamltn 8rtefe erbalteu, norm beiOe
Die gtpminatipn anneblnen.
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@aribaloi'8 uuf ben bic eta.

@aribalOi'S ouf ben Die Sta.
SSben.
Die 8~ariler 8atrie Bat bic s
ten, b1B ber Aagrilf @ari6alpt'8 Hc e
nod por Dem q. Mai ltattiiupen 10. q
NOm, %. Mai, Briu5 03OplenA e4
neue rniliI4e 8epOlna6tigte, reiSte 6erte uSt
bier na@ 0feapel ab. @r Iol Ie6r teftimnte
nnO pra5iie SnitruftiOnen in 8etref Si3iliens
it6erbriNgeu.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
Items from New YORK,

:. NEW YORk. Nay "a.
A dispatch from Washington ,,,,
Henry D. johnson, Of the State Dsn,,,
ment is nominated Consul Geusr.l n
Constantinople.
The impression is now general bsr.
that the over issue of Pacific mail noc[ !.
much larger than supposed. One stat,.
ment. said to come from the COMPANY,
own Office, is said to be 2,4O0 shares. I,
is said that certificates for $4,000 shan,
have been presented for dividends and
that all these are registered in the stock
A Shanghai circular. received per Per.
STA. says advices from Japan report Con.
sul General Harris health better. This
disproves the story that he i, dead
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

SEWARD AND BArEs.-Ths Atlanta
(Gs. Southern Confederacy. ssys:
We would thousand times rather see
VIM. Il. Seward President Of the United
States than Edward Bates. So Ear as the
question Of slavery is concerned, they are
identical in principle {; while Seward is
q bold, eloquent and able statesman. with
q worldwide reputation. the Missouri
reprobste is political fossil. with not the
first element of craftsmanship in his COM
position. Yet he has all the elements Of
strength claimed for him by the N. Y.
Tribune. He is Southern man by
birth, living in a slave State. and hol-
ding to the principle of the Wilmot Pro-
visO, with regard to slavery in the Ter
ritories. This is the cardinal principle
Of Black acknowledgements to
the extension Of slavery in the Terrific
ries." We come. then. to the conclusion
that the Black Republican nomination
for the Presidency lies between w. Il.
Seward and Edward Bates; the latter has
the inside track. But give us the able
and distinguished Black Republican SEN
ator ten times over before the skulking
Missouri spostste, who would sell his
native South for q mess Of Abolition pot
tsge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

Hon. Lewis G. Levin died in Phila-
delphis on the 18th inst, in his So year.
He was q native Of South Carolina and a
lawyer by profession. For the last TWEEN
ty years Of his life he resided in Phila-
delphia. where be became equally con-
spicuous as a temperance advocate and a
Native American politician. He became
editor of the Daily Sun in 1874. making
his paper the organ of his favorits theo-
ries. The attack made upon him by for
eigners while speaking in Kensington,
May 9th, 1874. was the first act in the
terrible riots Of that year. Mr.. Levin
was a member Of Congress from 1s45 to
1851. -.