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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-12
- HARNESS! sAoDleRY! q
Opposite Ssndusky House,

Main Street, Nc Grsgor, Lova,
rs Saddlery establishment at which you can pur-
II chase ct low prices every thing you may need in
dressing up horse An experience Of IL years In the
business enables to say that turn out good
work o. can be made In the United States.
HORSE COLLARS, BRIDLES,
Plain and Fancy Harness. will be found hand 1t all
times or made to order for Ready Pay.
ncGregoY, June I3, lS60yl JAS DYM0Sp.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-12
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD.

CHlGAdO kAlLROAD.
Cars runfrom Chicago to Pittsburg without change,
connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
City, an all the interior towns of Pennsylvania New
Jersey, New York Maryland, &c. s
Merchants by taking this route, wilhave the benefit
OF all the Eastern market at no additional cost
Baggage checked through.
Two daily trains leave the depot, corner of Canal
and Van Buren, streets, West Siae Chicago arrival
OF trains from the West.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad to Dunkrk Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all interior towns of New
England via. New York Central and New York and
Erie RAILROAD.
Also, South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE Newark, Mount
Vernon Steubenylle, Wheeling, and interior towns Of
Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana, Dayton and
| Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima Ter Dayton and
Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound East will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many OF the
| largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arrivineat Chicago any of the roads,
will find attentive check agents at the depots, to
checks and convey baggage free Of charge to the
Pittsburg and Chicago Sleeping cars accompany
| each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West and at the Companys Office, corner OF RAN
doph and DearboN streets opposite the Revere House
or at the Depot West Siae corner OF Canal and Van
Buren, streets, Chicago.
| Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
/ Il. II. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
/ JAS. W. MussON, Freight Agent. Chicago.
! J.J. HoUsron, Gen'l Freight Ag't Chicago
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-12

EASTWARD!
MIL VA UKEE & MISS. RAILROAD.
Rates Of Freight via Prairie Gu Chen,
From NcGREG OR to MIL WAUKEE or CHICAGO
s ssfss Sla a. IS csn's per 100 lbs.
Third do 40 do do
Fourth do IS do do
Grain of all kinds % do do
Potatoes, do do
Flour, 40 cents per barrel
A1- Agents aud Forwarders the River, may con-
tract at these rates until further notice. and will not
de'iate from them unless lower rates are given by
some other route
Having large Grain Elevators, and commodious
Warehouses conveniently located at Prairie du Chcn
and Milwaukee facilities for handling Grain and
Produce, are unequaled. Shippers can rely upon
this route being fully favorable erery respect as
any other.
THROUGH FREIGH7S:
The principal Transportation lines on the Lakes,
viz: The New York Central Railroad Line Buffalo,
Cleveland and Chicago Line Western Trans cortation
Company, and the Northern Transportation Company,
run to and from our docks at Milwaukee, enabling us
to forward Freghts daily. Freghts to go via Detroit
and Milwaukee Railway, will be transferred free of
charge, for carriage. &c.
&J Through Contracts, at the lowest rates. will be
given by the undersigned Freights destined for New
York, Boston, and other prominent places East
" WILLIAM L. DANA,
- Master of Transportation.
JOHN LAWYER, Agent, Prairie du Chen. -"
August ~, lS60tf
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-12-12
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
IND nssas.s#ss
Dress-Making Establishment

Two doors West OF Kings Clothing Store.
LII articles usually found at q Millinery Estab-
"A lishment, kept constantly on hand. Please give
us call.
Wholesale and Retail, including Dress Trimmings Of
all kinds.
The attention Of Country AiHineys are invited at
MISSES CLARK 4 BAIRD.
MoGregor, September II, lS60f
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II mertfoni1be SSobrtbtem.

i &6eobor Bqrfer, + neber i'm, ben
9rpBen uto frelltnaisen Boitoner &au3elreoner,
Der, ME mir meloeten, in 6lOren5 an Der Quus
geni6minoiudt geltprbeu 1T, bemerft bic 81. 81.
4benO5eituug @r mar elmer Der fraftceufen
unp ~prt9inallten Denfer, welde bic Ser. Staaz
ten berpprgebradt habeu. Setten fneet ii6
S6drfe be8 8ertanbe8 unO 8drme Der Sin
~bilOuns8traft 10 9liflid p%erciut, pie e8 BEL linn
Der San mar. Do8, mas ibm inter ben 4mez
r~ifanern cine belOnber8 bcbe 8eOelltun9 per<
i6afte, ieiae ratiOnele Aufafung oeS @brt-
itellt9umS, me9en beren er al8 u9t9eif4 unD
ySnftoel" perfeeert ia ielblt Don Denen, bic
ibn ais Denfer .Ober Sdriftlfeler bepunoer=
ten, nur nit I4euer 8Orltdt geprielen parO,
tit fir 0eati4e eth 9eruiSeres Serpienl i. DEM
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&clesropDiic6s Seo6rttbtch
Gpn9ref,
8eri8tet fir sc n ugoft
NIcffebr GemarS's.

v Wafbin9tpn, 80. W1ut. Senot
Serr Serparo. Ger iiber 9temzOprf unp 8alti=
uipre 5uriifgefe6rt iit), eridien in leinemSiee,
@r wurbe BON pielen Senutpren beiper Yar=
teien ouf'8 ber5ltdlte be8ritBt. f
III gtad eineltt fur5en Wprtlped1el 5ptI feu
Mi9fall uno 8tn9bam erbpb Ttunlbull perl6n=
li9e 8ei6meroe 9egelt Die oWalbin9tpn @pr=
ititutipn", pDn Der leine uuO Samlin'8 6epe
9e9err Die Oupi8'iden 8ei4liiiie fali6 mieper=
gegeben 1pproen Jet,
Sltpe4 beri6tete bic StQ iiber ben Nnfauf
Gn6a'8 go ttllipnenzS dminbeD 5uritf, Iu9te
a6er, CT merOe iie III bieler Seilipn lltft nlebr
ur9irert.
9liDeQ prdiettirfe ben 8eridt Der Majpri=
tdt be8 @omite'8, ba8 bic Anfluget pegen
Corruption gegen ben Gifeutliden Drtder 81
lnterI ud)e1 bate. Sbne etlpaS III oteler Sahe
81 tbuu, 9tnS Der Senat auf Die 8eratbun9
Der lleberlanpprltz8ia iiber. l4 b.
2atbam bon @alifprnien bradte perldiebene
Nnleltpement8 eil1. @
Sau8. Die 8iQ itter 8erle3ung be8 Ar=
ieltal8 bon ct. 2pui8 na4 Sefferipn Sttp mur>
be a19el1pmme11.
6eltpn beri4tete cine 8iu Elm, mprtu9 ATE
8enlipnen pom Gage be8 Giutrttt8
Der DienltunIabigfeit all patiren lp1en /; j3mef
Oer 8ill lit, ale Mrnleez unb Marinez Benlio@
auf 9letden Sup 6u itellen unO ba8 ~fernere
EN- BON Petttipnell I'm ge5a9lun9 ritdz
l%tanpt9er Benlipn89elper gu perbinpern. 9ad
Der 6entpn'iAe 8ia miiBten uneefabr ST.
500, 900 an ritdltdnpi9en 8enlipnen au8be5ablt
lperpen. 4f#
Nud l%dn9erer Debate murbe bic 8iu nit
SO 9e9en 80 Sttmnle1 an9eupmn1en.
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~unleren Staaten unb numentlid BENT 8elten
5n gut, ba6er ba8 Streben @n9lalo8, hllrd,
erleidterte SerbtnOun9 unp ldetnbar groBe
8prtbeile RE G%tnpanperung meniglten8 in
etpa8 9eltei9ertem NRaBe ben britiiden Bro>
pin5ell 5u5ufiibren. (N.=O St85,)
Nems Dorf. = Sin 9flapeni6iH.-8pr
peri9en Wcnaten Ie9elte Der S4opner $50
lepbiae" bon bier na6 Ter afrifanil9en &ilte
ab, 9tud Der 6idfebr be8 Tubr5eug8 bierber
lte0te e8 iid beruu8, baB eS Sflauen nad Guta
9ebradt bate. Da8 Sdtff 1T beSbalb ron
ben 8unOe86ebGrpen nit 8eidla8 bele9t uno
Der Sapitan pe8ielbe1, Der Garter al8 leinen
Namet an9ab, inter $4,000 8ir9l9aft 9elteDt
mrrpen.
8uffQGO. Der vGpmmercioG" erflart
bic NufrtGt, bab ST.. 6illmOre fit Die repuz
blifani1de Bartei cine Stumpreile uateruebnlen
perpe, fitr irrtbimlid uto meint, 6r. Sill
more babe lt6 ai1f INNER pom pplitiIden
S6auplabe 6uriifse5p9en. 9tnn = e8 9ebt
AUDI pbne ibh! ~. u .3<f =. l#.@
Sebr am 81ab e. Die 2e9i8latur
ppn Temtellee bat Elm idarfe8 9eles 8e9ell
Serfdlldpus ppn Spiritup len erlafen, ltrp
3udtbuuSltrufe fit Die Deltnquenten a1Seiebt.
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brittle M6s(idfeit pare, Dob ct isl6it ein8elpeiAt
unb ouulit 5uf rieoen mare, baB @n9lano gu 9u@
ter 2ebt nit Si3ilien ub9efunren ptro, Dap er
aber o6fdtli9 ben S4ein berbei5nfHRren
ludte, Ql8 trete ct 9e9eu Die Plane ber eoaltS
tipu auf.
llebri9ens bat es jebt, Ou @uribalOi 9err
BON 9i5ilien 1T, quite g6ese nit Der an9llli@
rune Der SnIel. sic 1T munmebr ttallenll4er
penn je.
Die ungarifdbe Srase. &
Gu8 QBiet tpntmt bic .gt1dri9t, bQB Die Ste
9iernn9 neue @Dn5eiliOnen an bic PrOteltuuten
IN ~llnSarn sen,adt, i6nen bic freie aSa9l Der
Superintencenten uno 8farrer 9epdbrt unc
bic Yerlarmlun9 einer prcteitanttlden Spnooe
ee1tattet bat. Seltrei6 iu6t lid alto = piea
it Der 9inn bieier MaBre9el-- in nn9arn
fider 5t l~telen, - baB eS freie Sano far Die
Gerfplsui1g Ieiner 8ldne in Stalien pper AT Der
u1teren Opnau bebalt. q
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155,5o9

SIN M9emeinen betra9t Icmit bic 3abl Der
GARNER falt Elm 3ebntbeil, nidt 9erednet, baB
li4 unter ben uarbeitern" sewtB lebr piele be-
f@iloen, beren 8elddfti9un9 ebenfaQS auf ben
9allbbau 9eri9tet 1T unp c8 perbient bieie II I'M
ltano belenpere 8eudtuna, pa unlere sroBen
u1o ret6en 2dnoer9ebiete Der fleiBtgen 6dnoe
nod ptele beoirfen, INN tur anndberno cultis
Dirt gu weroelt; aleu- Ani4eirte nad aber miro
ba8 l~aufenoe Sa9r ben Ser. Staaten cine be-
ocutenO 9rSBere @inpauOeruns 3ufabren, ais
pie8 ieit large Der SAT- 9ewelen 1T, oenn Idon
.jebt 9aben Srlanp, Deutidlano, iber6aupt
pa8 nDrpliAe europa, le9r beoeutenoe @pnti1=
Sente 9~eliefert. @S parf nidt unbeadtet bleiz
ben, paB Die pOrlte9eueen .3ablen nur lolde
ant0mmlin9e in ii4 faileu, melde in Sdfen
Der Ser. ct. 9elanoet mnroen ; na9 ben BON
unS ftr5li4 8e9ebeuen geo4weiiunsen aber
tpmulen falt Z Der in Ganap1 @imanberapen
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pehtes ppn @nihinatpn.

@aibtn9ton, 80, Wtai, Die Seim<
ltattebiu lieSt, pa I'D, Die beipen s3petse pe8
@pu9reiieS nidt iiber tie einiBen tSnnen, jeet
einem @pnferen5s@ pmite ppr. Wfit9lieoer oeS=
ielben Seitert6 De8 Senat8 lino Sobnip1 BON
Sennenee, Scbnion ppn arfanlas unp Der Nez
publifaner SarlQr, Seitea8 peS Sauie 8 @rpW,
Gbpma8 uno 2opejpp.
8einabe 100000 @remplare bon SenatOr
9enjamin'8 Jtece 9e9en Douglas werpen in
Sirculatipn QeIebt. ! &
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Midhter[idbe Mntideibuna.

Gimcinnn a ii 20. Otai. Der erpBe
Prp5eb ii6er Elm Buteut 5pil6en SuniDn8 SUB.
ion ntp Cope uno SpoSlpn ipurec in ben lets
ten 5e9n Ea9en ppr Dem Ser. Staaten @eri9t
perbanpelt ulo 9eltern purd Gin 8erbift gu
@nnlten les Sld9er8 9eldlo6en, 70 baB bic
Jtedte peS BatentzS nbaber8 eoufcn1nten oe-
ma6rt bleibet, @S muroen ITO 3euoen aus
peridieperen S6eilen peS 2aupe8 III pie1em
Safe pernpnlmen. 64A 4]T 40 H
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Ser @epmoutber @rp;ef.

80 It on 20. Wfai. Der Gprpner per-
nabm beute mebrere .3eu9en in 8etreff Der
Ser9iftupg Der 6rduleinS Murp Girrel. Sb@
mrbl Die Ser9iftln9 pur6 dbenbe8 Slblimat
feltseltelt lpurpe, er9ab it4 fem 8emei8 fir
6eriep'S S4nlo. Der 8abnprud lpirO mpr>
gen abge0eben mer0en. 5
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ed,oa ,oieSer elm eflaOen,aiT a~efouoen.

&n8uita 3d. Nfat. @iuel Depel6e an
ben @apannab &epublicart bqtirt @eoar aep8
ben 20. D., meloet, oaB paielblt bic Nadridt
etl8etroffen ii, paB lieutenant Waffit cine
fran5pliide 8arfc nit $50 Afrifanern gefangen
bat, Da8 S9iff uaD Die Ne9er murrem am
%, mad Sep gSelt 9ebradt-q "
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Sffice be8 8Oli5eiamteS.

Wat ben 2Sten, 1860.
Col. go. g. &anei Dtaridaa.
Ser: Oa8 POlIeamt min biernt bic @nfmertiamfett ouer Pp-
l6iten umb Beamten auf Die n~atitebenee 8erorenun9 hes SO. Ar-
ttel8 Der reUioirten @eIebe beS StaateS lenfeu, welte cS ibnen CUR
Pfi6t uadt, barauf gu adten, 6nB oteielben ~aHs9efIbrt werbcn
Gee. 172. Seine Perlon, wer e8 aud lei, fl AM Spnnta9 it,
9eno eire t6rperli1e 4r6et tbun poer nit QSt1en uno Wtlen bul-
cen, oB feline o6er tDre &incer, Sleuer Ocer Sflaoen ete Irbeit
am Scnnta9t bun (au8genpnnnen ourtauS notbmenpt9e rpermuo-
tbdtt9e Nrbei) nod ir9eno neIben 6inoern, Otenerrt poer Stapen
9eitqtten ue %erlauben, Dap lie BEN Gag oeS Serrn %entbetlt9en 6ur1
Spielen (8aren, Domino ,c }, 6H6eH, @6geli9eben, Sa9en. ODER
ipnit9e8 un9eleglt9e8 SeieI eber grbplm8, bel elmer Strqie bon
finf Dollars, M est 81.
Sec. 173. 8en Sal8balter ION ir0enOpsl4e tarte @etrante
am Spnntaap ertanfen, (au89encnmen III Ialeu BON %unbeotn3ter
Jiot9wenOi9tet), ober &ranten9et. SPiel oOer iOnfttge" un9eiesl3e
S%elultt9un9 roer llnterbaltnn9 IN letueur ) aule 9etatten, bel elmer
Straie non flnfunoSwan3i9 Dollars, s
Sec. ia. Eetne Perlpn iel am Spnnta9 9e9Obrene Getranfe
poer SOroiolS tr0enb elmer Dirt pertaufen, oariiber %biSppniren p6er
fe austaui6cm IN ir9eno elmer Quanttit bel elmer State bon nt6t
inter fiAiunbSwonSi9 II. n6t iiber etnbunoert Dollars fur oaS erlte
.Sergeben, uno wenn cine perion %beflelben 8er9e6en8 sHnt 5peiten
tenoen Perlpn fRr nun un6 nthh9 ertl1rt Werbeus
gle peroet gweflat9it 8erbaItun9Sbefeble %erlden, eamit ane
Wftt8leber Der BojleIntdft iee lltbertretun9 tr p0rbel9ebenben
gerorbnan8en, welGe gu tbrer RenntnH g~clan9cn, nCiret unb Den
RapitatnS ibrer betreffenocn Dtinfte a%n9eben. Se tpereen ierner
Die @amen aasr oRperu 53epsea an8eben, bprd lpel9e ie ~9lauben,
ooB Die &bat erpteien rcree1 tann, Ia
N9tun98oen
@uf 8efebl ceS @nte8
Dos @barteS 9pwarb Priiibeut.
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Numpz @rpres,

ct. Spfepb, Mep,, 80. Mai. Die
P~pnpzGrpreB fam bier an, bradte aber feline
calIornll9e PClt pno man elaubt, baB Diele
bon ben SnOiaaern aufsefansm murDe. DieIe
Sern1ut9nn9 pirb bpr4 8eri6te pom Sal5Iee
beltdti9t.
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gspd, Elm @eraiftnnasprosea.

8.pfton, %, Wat. MeranOer Wopre
prroe 9eltern III Mun9elter perbaftet, unter
Der anflase, feline 6rau, ieine Tcdter, ieinell
S6nte9eripRn uno lein Oienltmdoden oer9if=
tet 81 baben, inoert er 8leipeiB inter Mebl
nlil4te. Aue beinOen li4 in etlem fritii6en
3ultanbe unr man bat weni9 Srffnun9, lie 5u
mrettel. - l..s llL
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9es afrifamiSobem eflouenbanbels perb0cbtia

Seem . prf, 30. 0lat. Der Dampfer
@itq Fl NfOrfplf, Der mad ieiuer An9abe mad
ct. GbOmas ie8eln mpllte, wurpe belte feltgez
nomnlen, neil ct rernd8ti9 1T, fir cine drift.
Sflapeus@rpebitipn au89eriiltet III fem.
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GeIsesebums ppm Ma0ad,u,etts.

8Oitpn, 20. Wfoi. Mor9en be9innt bic
Der 2e9iSlutur 81 benz i3pefe, bic
Sie9iende, Die I'M Staute bauit, in @rpdSuis
gu 5ieRell. - Grdl mad NelpS6 ampI6ire bat
li9 pieielte bereit3 perplau5t.
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8. 8nrt,s SNctnhnl[e.
SbarnItr. $40, 24 nQbe observation-disclosures

SDdIFIIE. JtU. A4 IuDH WtIHl1HltrQBe.
Wterei 6reuuoen lmo geannten, iopie einenl seebrten Bublt=
tunt 3e9e't@ bierrntt an, oaB ib meine gale nod INNER an, alien
Yllbe baltic uno mem gSeun- Eager be6euteno ~perar6Bert babe.
Oanebe unnaBt ale SDrten Ulpel., @beine, llnsar9 uo rdn3S.
Ride geeine BON ben btlh9fen bis gu ben t69lten prsilen, morauf
ib bel ben iebt9en itren9en SOnnta9S9eleBen nod gang b~eIonbers
den eblep Rebeniaft ms Sau8 i6aft. = SD oertanle meine3 etne
betm @laS, 6lalte uno @aGone unc lieere bielelbet bel @bnabme
BON Snssno Slai9ea eeer bel Der @alonsf Ofenlreitn' 9auS.
mZAR 03eifn q !, o ! & Il & q ir1
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Ofire Der @as.G pmunnnie.

>r Hs1a Baltimore, ben 20, Ntat 1860.
Der Prdiicent unb bic 1iretOren bGer &ompa9nie baeet cine
Oipicenoe bon 8 p@t. ant @aptal-StOd b%epul9t, 8ablbar IN Der
Union 9apt BON Mor9lanc AT ODER nab 6reita9 oen |, SUM.
lebertra9, 8I@r fno bis 5u pteen Gage 0ei9lolIen.
Wi0O6 St 2lIna9e: SpbI Brown sGefr.
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&ene M1l5tigen.
0onuerlements 8Giie illS MllSlanO
in Der Office .he8 ,8aIthnpre Wefern beirrot-
Weuer 8annerein.

5eidneten Sbetlnebmer feblten, 10 wurbe ole Mnnabne Ger gpuIi.
tutton' reritcben ime cine fernere Benanlmtun9 auf belte, Don.
nerfa9 ben 81. Otat @benoS 8 lbr bel VI. 9aumsGrtner, SO. as
4lbeuarlelr. anberannlt, Sa peder bas publtfum ~freun6litt
etngelaoet fptrp. DnS = Omite:
90 @%riebmann, Siede, Se0, Sebd u, RSfhler n
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Mnsctae.

Die Grcurfpn Der 9roat. e 8ule teS &. 9, @Gafr mad 8.
Nulmann'S Bellevue, gorten ftn6et am Ntttpp9 ben l3. sunni
iatt. Nd4ere8 Oariber lp6ter. MiDGS
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@und ! 9nnd /!

Oh T. AWeNUUW . JIeltalTQtlplI,
Nr. 123 ELECTROMAGNETIC,
pirb ie6en Wtcr9en elm famoIer 2Ancb Ierptrt.
BoaroerS tlneen letS quite Mufnabns. Stud fHr @eteuee fub
Bebiennn9. ~"
ga Yin SOnnta8en tperben 8aHee, 9aden unb icnAiae grh-
i9nn9en N Dem nu ein9tthteten Parlor unb Ipater in Ser Gar.
tenprtblbaft fur 0erren uno Oamen Ierptt.
ga Gin serdumtSes sOtaI, fur SauOereine seeisnst, neEt chen.
l""sd'" u0l2, Smt
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@aibington @arten

GIR 8aibiagton @artem
!aMWG IN YennfDlpania Npenue.
ytcmen 6reuneen no benz YubIitum sur Nadrt6t, bas i'd bt
trrhber 10 b%eltebten 9~Saibin9ton~ Sarten an Der pennIeIpania 90.
lbernonlnlen uno e~enlelben aurs ee9antefe e~inoericbtet babe. ga
in9ton @arten piecer &ube uno Sriebe %enaetretem. Weeine @Sdte
t0nnea Sonnta9s wie in ben @O6ena0en pbne 6irbt uni St6-
run9en oprt TIRE Snbeitnnbea 5utrin9en. Ole @tabteienbabH
trdnfe ltmo bon Der beten Quaitat. Eager su A Sis.
3pet quite ~Se9elbabnen itsben ncinen @SHen our ~gerfaouns.
Mp2s Otto 8enmer NrpppietSr.
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Nerlnmat nm6 Nefndbt.
9eati6eS Mrbcit=N 81 6ueiinmgs= 8iireall,
Thnnneaffr SIN S.

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Gae 0iei ni9en wel9e oeufde 3anbwerter, @rbeiter oter Dienft.
6Cten 5u beihaftisen pini6en, ipwie oHe 6eutIden Nrbeitiutenben
ippuen f6 periSnli6 Cber in i~rantrten 8risien an ben aaentcn
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ltr9Be Wen0en, pelber unent9doll9 4nStunft crtbeiIen miro. Gl
8iancmader perlanat,
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der fnoen Icsleict 8ei6aft9un9 bel CD. M. Sfieff. ~
@ur CUTE @rbeier mS9ea i8 nrelbcn in 30. "a unS Sc @amSea.
itraBe nabe 9ewar6. ,shs OpNSWo
81 Dermietben.
DER Store neben Der @edersOfice nit u6er obue Qooi8 an er.
fraSan swii&en l ua6 2 lbr IN Der Oiiee6, 3D.
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NplisetsO cpnrtememt.
MarldQQ8=Sffice

Baltimore ben 80. r9eat 1860.
Or NufnerfIanfeit 6e8 8ubttfunt8 miro bemit AMI nadltebeno
Snlrutioten ocB 8ct8etantte8 perpteeu. 4sm6 500 eg
SIN &ufha9e: SDRn 8. Ut. SPgMe8
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GtntpQnoerer :

U[e foI9eloe AabelIe 9lbt enc 9an5 %lnteteIz
Iante ueberlt4t iiber Die SeI4afti9un9 piel er
Z GfnmnnHprsr .Et-LII I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

I" handy dandy, which is the Justice, and which
tho theft" We have, perhaps become inure0
to seeing men on the bench who ought to be IN sne
dock r.ther than the wretches there; but should
we ever get used to seeing them voluntarily ex-
changing the one for the other We entreat our
CITY Magistrates and worthy Aldermen not to IN
troduce this new species of han kari into the Gus
toms this metropolis. We apprehend that the
provision now made for the reception OF criminals
would not suffer for the consequences AFTER ie"
elections to fill vacancies Let them still exercise
mercy in judgment upon shoulder-htters and ward
bullies; let them still scratch each others faces,
tear each Others hair, gouge each others eyes
out, and bite off one anothers noses, as long as
spy such elements Of happiness remain In the oil
fer.nt Boards; but let thu spare US the Revision
in our municipal ideas which such a modification
of th. system of the Happy Release would work.
For, as matters now stand, it by no means follows
that it would be q Happy Release foe us, since
their places would be undoubtedly supplied from
the ranks of their like. And 30, should this Pc H.
tebtial fever become epidemic, We might have the
whole of the Sixth Ward successfully to rule over
us, and Judge our Israel. We have become used
to our present bloodsuckers but we tremble at the
thought Of ever fresh fights of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

the Pacific States, there are no means By which
Newspapers can be conveyed across either Cont
rent or Isthmus to those who have subscribed and
paid for them.
OF course, the Steamer people are under no OBJ
legation to carry Mails for nothing, nor at prices
which they deem inadequate; but they might fairly
be expected not to wantohly and inadvertently ag-
grayate the public misfortune which they did not
see fit to relieve. This, however would be expect
ing too much. They not only refused to carry
Newspapers either as Mails or otherwise. but they
refused to let them be conveyed on their vessels by
the Express lines who largely patronze them, BY
passengers or otherwise, giving notice that, II
Newspapers should be- taken on board their ship
for conveyance TO dealers or subscribers on the
Pacific slope, they would be destroyed or thrown
overheard.
Perhaps this policy will convert the People and
the Pres, into docile subjects Of the Steamship
magnates and secure TO those gentlemen fat Mail
Contract next session; but We do not exactly be-
Epyp IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
Now Reudy.

"PRorEcrIoS TO HOME LABOR AND HoMr Pro
DUCTS NECESSARY TO THE PROSPERITY OF THE AMER
,cAs FARnrR: BY Henry CARRY BAIRD" is the title
of large, full tract of l6 doublecolumn pages,
to which we ask the attention of the friends Of
Free Labor throughout the country. There is not
farmer Of any party or Of none who can read this
pamphlet without signal instruction and profit no
matter though be should dissent from that view of
Political Economy and National Policy which it ncul
cstes. Never the ruinous nature of that system
Of Agriculture which grows few rude, bulky staples
for distant market more wildly exhibited than in
this tract, while ordinary farmer can read it with
out at least resolving and seeing how to be better
farmer than he has ever yet been. We beg our
friends everywhere to order at least specimen of this
tract, for they cannot read it without
wishing their neghbors to do likewise. Price cents
single copy, 80 cents per Dozen ~ per hundred $5
per thousand. If required by mail one cent each in
addition, to prepay postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
CALIFORNIA MAILS STOPPED.

"How Not to Do it" is an art which had already,
BY careful culture, attained q promising growth
in our country, but it only reached perfection yes
terday, in the management of the California
Steamers Their Mail Contract expired with last
month, and Congress had most culpably failed to
make provision for any continuance of the service
the Senate refusing or Deglecting to pass the bill
providing for Daily OVERHEAD Mail by the short.
est practicable route which was early matured
and passed by the House. The Postmaster-Gcn-
eral was at liberty to give the accrung hostages,
and these only for the transportation OF this Mail;
but this the SteamsAip Company would not accept,
because 1--WE hear OF the large proportion Of
frspked, non-paying mater to be transported.
The Letter Mails can be sent at all times by the
Butterfeld tri-weekIy circumambient Mail through
the deserts Of New-Me1ico, Arizona, and the
lower dorado, for which we are paying $780,
900 per annum, while it is earning perhaps
400. 900. But this Mail carries no Newspapers;
So. while we are still paying nearly ~, Ooo,oW por
ennum for lleil service between the Atlaotic and