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As cur reaisri are arare, we hate
jre&cte-J r.ii!i cilsri, tlar. the Adrniais
ration cf .MrLticcr-s wc-jII be a coa
serra:;T c : ; s'-ra a vcd! a: c-c
T,anisli all jrr-tf rvJed cr re-.I fears a;r
ressioo or ?.:.. or.a!ism. Senator Tarn-
at
;,"rt!ffi.L, h;rr9nvJ.n7jr0:arreir. The elector preset at the j the cri-nai scLeoc cf the, Cisoia to! : 1
On SrarurJav Iait,th. citbew met asd j poll, tLeref-re, elected j!?s cf ectioarllchirt Canal. wLica eccrriied a snip . t fJ'.f .VlfJ JJJJjjL&. "
dotensioe-i to' tut this thin- doxn. Theff tvho trereswcrn ia by the PrciU JaJp ; C:inaI cf r:-c:,j. capacity u Coat the . , T . ;
crniied z:A itd Dr. C. R- Jara-j cf HaU county; tLf ic clcz tLeir f tbac CGuIJ na7i. : MIHA Cli 1 ,
iactaicciariathrxase. lij desk-, who were strom in ly tus ae, , - .7 " , , w:,v r . cforTOieat.
T-U ord-r thev -cd.J u rcsidec-; ua:r;i:r5:eT end ue eect:ca m r.u.0- w..., - TiT.mfi na' 3t;:i th , -4
ces of those vlo ridei ia the Territory j ia the ?ost legal way, Mr. ITau j gl.ea c? for the wan: means alter a 1 1? !
t-i L-d lr eraJ in. that luitr.eas, 5. Ihr'-T. nimieLf, crpecrre-I at lit ?cut conaideFaLIe rcrtlon of tl work bad ceen i ii-w. J. G. JiELVO.
tl-Pm all rfiacnere that v:ere at arj rMl, viiuoJ prtiestin or ia any
o.e, sc'bein? away. They tsea pro-! tray declaring tha-tbeeocsiJerei
tne e:c-
3 r
boa.e,5c;bem?away. iey pea vrr.; ..auc. ( fcr cr Jinarv iranal Icat cnlr. The pro- :
. T .. . .- r t! -frtT, tf.m the roll-hock was table ccst is estimated at frcra ten to
wn naa teen lie ioiuj. - - 7.,, . t, t
-t ; Kr;:--, t cortinua-iv- Lar- seat to saui liae in a seaxea eavcio.-c
XEW GOODS
E Y7 PEICES
constructed eperhat phicr and ccmp'.eted
ma
res
'Co,
nvin
trv la Li1? t
the f rve Site settlers sine the year j tlirectfd to the County Clerk, ia criier la
a-jViov aL;o rre;:ed him. . This I hare the votes canasse-i. On the loih
ILnda vcaa JriFea 'cu: cf this win- October. Mr.ILe seat the eareicpej
twentv millions cf dollars. The coacea-
J5t bv the free Statel vrithoc.: baring- opened is, t? 3Ir. Fred.
tratlcn cf the commerce and imergst3 cf;
a rait rezwa ia Chict! see sua L warrant I
enterprise. .. . . i
Sonrcrrl : id ia that State, frcra vrbich settlers, lut bas returned aair. He re- HeUJe, tr liepuuicaa canuuiata i.; j it is sitea mat v iscoasia. a,cne iu t
, . ' carter cf&r.de trca the Siite Iierfesenuuv, saying xa a v, surrfas cf 2a.00O.0CO tashas cf
" 7;; . p'-"--. ir'o tn. Matet-rcncorr.iicr.uns'anv muu,' u.; luh-cuu, -r . . . . TtT
i.. ..-""iK-aj j .., .; , ... . .V-ri'ior and trrecte-: cr tnenr. i reznart tnar -i an no ccuaiy -
i'iv i- ' r.c-i-'-jir .,..1! -r t.i fj..it cr anV i - . .v tt ! .-.- f--rir f.i I rmw m:I rrri:iinhfs!rtr r,nTf a srirn 'Ti r f I
. , . . i r.e ci'izens. a.ter arTeaiiij uieui a.iri u. tnt-Rtj-usji j l. - j r i-
1 . v; -;r J TZ rroceedei to try tne-m accoruinj to vigt- present wn-a .ir. xieu.iK rrrf lpott fn-p4 f,,r tt,e ;
tvncie count. s..a. i u..'.:;.t wui u. . ? e. . . s,0i bttar k -mntHirphr nr? tn? sice ana f r ... ,
as teadv tc u.euu t.u pe t-e . . prcCeededr t trial, xa the rre-
m Tcbjoh be has n,t rece:rei a solitary JJ Tfc 22W ail-takeaf
rote :;l;a,ttjt,t .i.p.a ; tearn u faca pa.
ccn.t;tu:i;n:J n?ht., as me cz. i.x --j e :,5rv rerirli refjrned the
he has x.red t;;e .a.-s: m .;r; y.-, ?er-d;,t- lVer the jory, after
J'1- tey.by VnSe vo:.ce h2 cci:2rL-all the ony, and consult-
da.tea ai Chnra?utrate cf t;;e re- - aIi the persons,
public id expe bira to mainnianu excerSa of .Mr. RusseU Iliads,
w4tr ;,..,ta..rr.. w ;.. j SUIL he dichared rrora cvstcuy, on con-
tn, ccted. thy know that ra c -xr.? ka7e Territory with-
eacroaefcraem wxa ce ma-e ca re-, , -. h t
jerrr J rights ofaoy of t btates. icny j a, LiJna?2era, they wiU
t-oo that the Federal Covernnocns hfd lhe ccnditicas;
nothing except the authority for tha act-1
JAHS S. 13 ED FORD.
ATTORNEY' AT LAW,
AND " "
Mister f crzss-icr-:r tr ruaccrj.
j. with el.'!. I: fTtwx Jj.-.rir 't.,.!r
j ... j tf-. ia ev-irj u.::it-i-;-l l-i ; ... ml 3.tt
1 22LVC5 dTjLCL CcP3 I in"ca Coa-aa-. .u -I i-'uilia; '
I -r
A T "ft (linn n i v r -,ri7 V-v- -
caa be four, fin tha i antrum sr.: tvrj;h ere-
. fticu Ik, ai k..a. .i i .. i-ko.
are reserved to'the Suites, cr the people
of ihe State. Hence, rben thiir political
1 - T .
rorents x.a7c t.:;cu
I.;ioni--rn or attributed to
.eia a desirs
heir first
be dis-funber.
as cIoj proof, and aLc his owa conf es-
sioas, anew tnat ne cas at ciiiererr. uraes
been engaged ia this unhallowed fcuiiaess
since he v.aii driven frcra the Territory,
that the said RuseU Hindi merits death,
and that he shall be hung by the nec-r
4 r r f J
t.- iritcrfrre with shtrery ia the Slates; cr
sotae fonat.'c ha3 iniisted they ought to do
r, th reply has inrariably been that the
pespli 'tvho made the Federal Corera
raeat did net thir.Ic proper to confer ca it
sch authority, a.vi it 'has therefore no
xaore right to nvedihe withs slavery ia a
State thaa ft has to interfere Tvith serf-
dom ia Ruor-ia. Nor are the people cf
the- ncn-ilarehoIJing States ia any vray
re?pofjihle for shivery in the States
.. which tolerate it, because to that question
. they are sworn to each other a3 indepen
dent governments. I have labored ia and
for the republican organization with, en-
tire confidence thatwnc never itihould be
. ia power, each end all cf the States
J nould Le lift in as ccroplae control cf
their, owa allairs, respectively, and at as
perfect .ler;y to choose and employ their
. mva niCans cf protecting property and
preserving peace and order v.uhLa their
.respective lira its. as they have ever been
- under any administration- Those who
'.have voted for Mr. Lincoln have expect
ed, and still expect this; and they would
no: ba?e voted for him had they expected
. othervyie. I regard it as extremely for
"tuaatc for th peace of the whole country,
that this point upon which the Republi-
. caxis have been so long and so persistent
dy raisrepresented, is now to be brought
ti a practical te-t, and placed beyond the
- poisitulity of daubt. It should be a mat
. tr of rejoicing to all true Republicans
that thiy will now have aa opportunity
of demonstrating to their political adver
. saries, aud'the world, that they are not
- for interrering with the domestic- iatitu
lious cf any of the States, nor the advo
cates of negro equality nor amalgama
tion, ' with which poli ileal demagogues
have so often charged then. V hea this
is shown, a reaction w ill assuredly tahe
".- j'lace in favor cf Republicanism. The
i- Sohern miud even will- Le satisfied, the
- rights of Northern mf will be respect
' ed, and the fraternal feeling existing in
. lden times, when men froav all parts cf
tne country went forth together to battle
, far a comruoa cause againt a common
; rnemyr will be reitored.,?
Private dispatches say that this speech
ixa.3 prepared at the suggestion cf the Pre
' sident elect, and received his full approval
before it was spoken. However this may
! . le, it is evident that Judge Trumbull, in
- undertaking to foreshadow the policy cf
the incoming administration, would ad
. vaace nothing which he bad not full war
rant for advancing. Ilij very intimate
'.-relations with Mr. Lincoln, abundantly
qualify 1dm for doing that wdiich Mr.
Lincoln himself is precluded from doing
prior to Lis inauguration.
" Farther "Kansas ana Missouri
' Troubles.,
It seems the "border troubles" betwecR
certain parties in Kansas a:l Missouri
are not ye: ended. Various reports have
been ia circulation hereabouts for a week
1 part in regard to recent troubles ia the
" Koathern part of ICan-Rs. The foiiowinj
account we find ia the Leavenworth
. Titus':
Trad in g Pci, K. T. , Nov. 1 1 , 1 SoO.
. Mfssr. I'DiToas: You prooab'.y are
"aware that this fair country has been in
fested by a st of fiends from Missouri,
-'and fccme from this Territory. They
have been endeavoring to kidnap several
cf our citizens, and to assi?sinate ethers.
'- The free State settlers lives are in jo
'.pardy as krg as this hellish lasiness is
' ' -.aTtowetl cr-toreratI." " - '
' 'Djricg'the Tat thrce"tvef h'5 there Lave
:een several companies cf arr.xed pro-
.""slafery ' ruiTIihs, from Missouri and Kan
J .rut; prr.vlir.g around our part cf the
. ; Territory, making their threats srI curs
1 ' ing the "Alhtiordsts," ar. l swearing
eternal recc-anre on all who sympathize
- with then. They have made two at
' tempt to kidnap negroes, but have failed
' ia both.' They have made d liferent at-.-
terrrpts to assassinate our most honorable
"'citizens, and ordering erf ethers con'ina
" ally; ia fart, they have had the settlers
in a renraf state cf excitement for the
Iat three weeks. They say that Misseu-
ri is read v to back thera. There wa3 a
until he is dead I dead ! I deal : I
The assembly then proceeded to exe
cute tne c rim in
:co
orii
12 to tae ver
dict, wbi'ca was done bv an unsicited but
determined people: The esecation toolc
place a: 9 o'cloclc A. 31., oa the 11th day
of November, ca the premises of Mr.
Campbell, cne of. the criminals that was
discharged. Notice was also given on
the ground that all who engaged ia that
kind" of business would ledead: with. like
wise. The company then disbanded and re
turned home to attend to their business.
U the Union In Danger?
What we have before said whea re
ferring to-thi? matter we repeat: we have
no fears whatever cf a dissolution cf the
Union. We expect the financial world
especially it is now cp.on us to feel
very sensibly the enecra cf the attempted
fiare cp. One cf the leading character
istics of real 'capital is timidity, and
btfar ha -r . m C'1 ' t TP IV
the sealed envelope containing the poll
book t ne, requesting me, as County
Reorder, to ac: ia the matte r,J as acting
Ctjunty Clerk. Considering that Wm.
N. Hage, by the abore declarationeith
er resigned bis o5ice or illegally refused
to fulfil ks duties, and that it could not
be left to- the arbitrary will of aa ctiicer.
to dennve the citizens of their votes, I
believed it to be my duty, as acting Coun
ty Clerk, to canvass the votes, and have
done so according to !aa-. How the same
Wm. N.Hagge, after having declared ca
the 15th cf October that he was ko Coun
ty Crf may ca the -27th of October
maie out a certificate rs Countv Clerk,
can l-e- understood by these only who know
the imbecility cf the pretended county
clerk, and the secret cf the who L? affair.
This secre! is nothing else thaa the ani-m-oeity
cf a disappointed elcr seeker,
who did not receive the Republican nomi
naflon, and though he formerly professed
to be a Republican and declared it to be
the duty cf every Republican to- go to the
polls oathe Oih day of October, was op
posed to thehoiding cf an election as soon
as Mr. Hedde had received the nomination-.
He made Hagge make all these
foolish movements,-trying to frustrate the
result cf the election. IIa-gewas noth
ing but the obedient toot.
Yocr3 truly,
Theo. Nasal.
CAS5ELI.'5
I-1 ITTrrcfr'rf nri " Kcrnrilir
purpose cf pearl fishing ia the Gulf ef j
California. At the lower end cf the bay r
pearls cf great value are found ia the
shallow beds. It was here that the pearls
were found, at the close cf the last centu
ry, whicli formed a necklace for the
Queen cf Spain, and were so much admi
red at all the European courts.
A banker in Manchester a few dap
3T0-, inrited to dinner his sons and
the above .-uni".as.
Azrnta wrnKff lin- every district iirrnchont tie Cniotl
t cuati fuc ta above :iaO. other of toaaety workj.
Jppfj ta C1SSELL, FETTER Jt GALPI.Y.
27, Pari il. w, S-e-w Tori.
3
sons-in-law. hi; daughters and bis dau;h-
Council Rlnfli 2nd St. Josepli R. R.
We. understand that the Hoard cf Di
rectors cf the' Council Blufia and St. Jo
aeph Railroad Company, at their meeting
oa yesterday, contracted with Charles
Hendrie. of Burlington, for the construc
tion of the above named read. The read
to be completed within eighteen months,
with tht? proviso that if the Platte Country
whenever even a small cloud betokening I Railroad is completed to the State Line
astcna makes its appearance, shrewd j befcre the expiration pf eighteen months,
, . .. then rIr. Hendrie is to complete the
men -take ia sails,- ? Tms necessarily idl Blue's and St. Joseph Railroad
produces more or less a -panic cr -en-. piia nmety days thereafter.
sis.'' We will have '-'ticrht tlme-i' until
This is Glorious news for Council Bluffs
the new administration takes possession j arJ we trust a new eracf prosperity and
(rmnA Jrrrti rnr.fLWe -n.t improvement is about to dawa cpoa our
The existing state of affairs, in cur
opinion, is brought about by a set of poll
at
tical gamblers to keep up excitement, and
continue certain men ia certain localities
in pawtr. We extract the following per
tinent remarks frcm an exchange:
What has teen dene to call for all
this ? Abraham Lincoln has been elect
ed President by the people, and as yet
not one word as to his policy is known.
No one knows but that John Belt will be
ia his Cabinet, and no cne can yet tell
what course he will pursue. All this
flutter, and flurry, and enrolling cf mi
nute men is significant cf nothing butdis-
Mr. Hendrie is an experienced rail
road builder. It was Liia and his associ
ates that first lifted the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad out of the mire,
and censtracted the first section cf thirty
seven miles of that road.
The road is now a sure thing, and we
trust these who have been promising' aid,
will now redeem their pledges.
The people must bear ia mind that al
I though the contract is let, tie Board have
rto provide the means to pay for the work,
and a portica cf these means must come
r T- T T. -t- -.-t
irom persons immediately inieresteu xn 13 The richest man in St. Louis is James
construction. Jr armers along tne ixae can
elect its President, and hence this tur
moil.
'As to disunion, it is merely a" bug
bear; but, if we regard the recent dem
onstrations as really meaning disunion,
we must look for the cause. We have
shown there is none as yet, and therefore
wHat might be alarming is simply ridicu
lous. If the erection of a Northern Pre
sident is to be recorded as sufficient cause
for dissolving theUr.icn. it will be very
impoTlant to consider this ruesrion, What
it ell this icorth T
We confess that we give credence
to cne-half cf the reports which come ty
ibe telegraph, and nhich are magnified
as they pass from city to city. The great
conservative feeling cf millions will ia
time show itself, oSering to the whole
world such aa assurance of the stability
cf cur institutions that, ia a year frcia
this, we shall read the prognostications
of the alarmist f the present wita a de
gree of regret that any number, however
inconsiderable, made such fools cf them
selves, and that any number, however
eotuiderable, were frightened for a single
instant."
aid by ccntribu lions of timber for ties
appointment. The South has failed to j fat. cattle, bog?, corn, wheat, or anything
eke which can be used to feed the men
employed upon the work, cr which can be
used for paying for wcrk, cr exchanged
rfer the material with which to construct
the read. Council fflvjfi Bugle.
It is reraaskable bow many Presidents
Lave beenchosea by about the saroe elec
toral vote.
In IS2S Jackson received ITS votes.
Ia Van Euren 170 votes.
In 1BI1 Polk 170 votes.
In 1S48 Taylor -1G3 votes.
In IS53 Buchanan 174 votes.
Ia 1SS0 Lincoln 173 ?ote3.
-;a'
v, and endar each cf their plates
they found a S5:GC0bank note.
The ctrnsus returns fcrthe city cf New
York are all in, except for the second
ward, and cne district for the twenty-first
ward. The totals mark the present po
pulation ,113 cr lSI,CC3mcre than In
1S55. This is rather short cf the expec
tations cf a -great many who had put down
the population cf the city at least SJO.GOO
The tctal in 1550 vras 515,-517.'
The N. Y. Herald estimates that the
Prince's tour cf a month ia the American
States cost him $100,000, and that other
people spent en themselves and him, to
wardrobes, balls, decorations and displays
not less than two. cr two and a half mil
lions." The New York ball, estimating
each wardrobe at $-00 (and some of the
ladies spent thousands) represented alone
an outlay cf a million dollars.
TlMUm LIME,
AT AUCTION.
-
To all trhom il may cancan :
NOTICE is tetefcy ?ien ta.at ?Tet Tirashlns JTa
ctj.ne wi'h all t:ie Sxtarits tScref.j Se!-.c?:n2. iiirei"i t.
;ne (i. B. S..wnoa, an! on w5.n;U there is $70.13 chir?.
will, Bale 9.iil ehanre I paid before tiiat time. Be
snM st tirediiorof my 'iTareUoiLie in Bravrarille. i'e-bra.-ii
a. t- tUe lustiest tMh tiUJir. nn X ndav, December
ITuiirl3bU. TTtEODOaS illLL,
C'-naji-'-'i'ia Xerdiant,
BrownvU:, S. T.
X"oTersbr rSr.li, ISh'tX. n!J-5c
Dissolution-
The pirtnership terefc)for exJ.it.laj under trie time
ami style of Ijisahaiiai & Caria at Brownville. Xe
br.wkar wasr oa t&e i.vsz d4? at Suvtair. tts-wUed 6y
ciatual consent, by the withdrawal ef B. T. Lnshbiaili.
Jet a L. Cars.)Q will settle the nnaniiheif fcusinef of
the o M firm aa-t contine- thi Bar.iia and E?ai E.tat3
Agency badines a heretoiuce at the ni l stood.
B. P. Lrs3.tr;3-
JTov. lit, IS50!. JOay. ICASJLOi.
Ta ?eTertnmy 6-!i5in.M emnexiore with my Lite p.-irt-
j rrer, f rtefTr f hi a proper nn-yn't'iiMty "t et-jre-in my
th ihk f-r the patruojs liet-wel npoa oir ilrai, durlus
! the pcrimJflla whxo. we were ensased in oaiinai.
During the pnt five years, no city in ! It3;' r ! Di macil pre a .-, u ai"wi
J J f.v.rab!?i:i,ns!.!t;raru)ti tit till! fr.er.il.-i of In old 3rr.i my
the Union, CXCept Chicago, has "TOWn -':wjr in business. Xr. C.--ia. stentlemaa la every
3 e . way worthy rf tiiecoDicenoij aaa iupy.-n of a discriia-
wita tne same rap dity thatJlercphis has. ; laatins puai-.
Groceries,
AT REDUCED PRICES:
CALL AND SESr
ir9Siic, Jt.. ( :i' ".'t d,!i. ,- t pii.i-.. -
M!-w:k.. lAihs Aiitl ji.-1. xu.i lo ivi.-'a aC."
ajit w i aa. -t.
Z. Fuses Pmpfifi!;tn.. f r h. 5,f
in-3i)Ie.i i!;:I.ir'r a:iilr-;r !sia.-rrtaJ ftra -j.
In that time she has more than doubled
her population, and trebled her wealth
and business. If she but increases in the
same ratio that she has in the past, the
city will contain a population cf 100,000
by the year 156-5.
New York city is getting to be almcst
as bad as Paris in the non-attendance cf
its popula'on at cjiurch cn the Sabbath.
Reliable statistics snow that only 200,000
cut cf 800,000 ia the city go to all the
churches on Sunday.
The dilemma cf 3Ir. President Buch
anan is deplorable. That be should issue
his proclamation against the Disunlonists,
is a duty he cannot deny; but if be does
so, Mr. Cobb and Mr. Thompson will un
doubtedly retire from his Cabinet. There
fore be is silent.
b. f. Lrsnairiiii.
II. Lucas, banker, worth, it is said,S5,
000,000; Peter LindeU's astate is pa:
down at 84,000,000 and that of Eenoisf ,
banker, at 81,500,000.
Died
D 1ST). At rav-ne Ciry. pbra.-.It f eon.aiip
ti n. c-a Xoveinber 2t. Jlfr. Cathahtx, euaawrt t Dr
CEtatit Stiwait; Ajed 2I jear.
'YTIiyhoa:.lTeOrt,ami fear .die
w"tS tiiu' ". w:rm. we mortals are !
Lea;h ! the gate u endless j-,y;
Ai.Jl jet we dread enter there."
Hall Connti Vote.
firaA Iflanff.Qv. i3, 1SG0.
KofTOR Nissask RtPCSLICA.T,
7ar Sirr Irr the Omaha A brasian,
cf Nov. 3d, I to-day netice the fclbiwing
certificate, signed by a tenain Wm. N.
Ilage, who calls h.'mself County Clerk
cf Hall County, to wit :
"Grand Laai, Oct. 27, IStO.
I hereby certify that the election held
cn Lhe Oth day cf October, ISoO, was ille
gal and vitioU the farm, of re. That
the judges cf tlectun were swr.ra ia ty
irresponsible cad interested pariiw.
Knowing that the election was illegal, I
refused to aid j'd my cincial capacity, and
refused to canvass the returns, and have
made no returns no the Territorial Ucard
cf Canvaisers.
Wr. N. IIacct,
County Clerk for Hall Ciuuty."
Nearly all the statements of this so
called certificate beifcg uuire, I feet in y
?If bound to publish the fa:ts as they re
ally are. -
In order, for the elect ien t.-y ) hr ld on
the 9h cf October, in the Grs-4 I-Iand
co::
Junta
.pany of these fellows who met at I Precinct cf Hall county, an crier was
dan's, about two miles from this j issued by Vm. N. Hage, who hoi sin-
. . . t M.ii j.i .i ; ii- i .
j-atcwutsu cit c hi. , jtii.i iLivrtTiucj i g n. prtxiamitnn as "County Clerk in Jeans is stil! in force : th
- -: --- TV - j iia. wj,, 03.J aimseu naa rni'ed States i? a
- cii-h ard earthed lb? r.'Ta n nt nAm ,tA I. .t tnua ouies h a
or near Mound City, and on- zho al ! rrrr rr;d,rr. T h v nrL Ks-C of-lhese fice winter
MonignTiery's, l-.t I thrni: they will fail j clamatioa nvself, acd beinr rerfectlv ac-! J e up, if yoa persist
As 5crr.e interest attaches at present to
;the complement cf United States seldiers
stationed South, we append a correct lis:
of them. At fort Mcaroe, Va., 5 Ccm
; panics of Artillery ; at fayetleviile Ar
enal, N. C, 1 Company cf Artillery ; at
Fort Mcukrie, S. C, 2 Companies of Ar
tillery ; at Augusta, Ga., 1 Company of
Artillery; Key West, Fh., 1 Coinp'any
cf Artillery; Barrancas Btrracks, near
Peusacola, Fh., 1 Company cf Artillery;
Bitcn Rouge, La., 1 Company cf Artille
ry. Total about 600 men. There are
about 120 U. S. Marines at Norfolk and
Pensacola. The recruitir-g station cf
Jefferson, Mo., and Louisville, have no
full company garrisoning them jus: new.
Secession," says the Occidental Mes
secrjer, published at Independence, Mis
souri, '-is a Tery pretty wcrd; it flows
glibly froai the pen, but the queslicn is,
will i: !e of practical purpose ? Young
mea a: thy corners, cf cur streets, who
sinuke 5r.e Havanas and fport mustaches
and all the other CDncTcmltrmts cf gentle
men, are very earnest in their declara
tion to support a seceding Slate. But do
i hey know that 'secession is treason,' and
do rhey know the penalty ? Their tender
necks may be stretched by Kentucky c
Missouri hemp if any 'overt act' is com
iftitted. Keep ooI, yo-ung gentlemen, the
f proclamation of the old hero of New Or-
e government cf
fixed fact, and
mornin js voa
in year ltleas,
TO PRESIDENTS OR SECRETA
RIES OF COUNTY AGRICUL
TURAL SOCIETIES.
Ia oricr that I cay bo atle to eca-J j with tLi re
qairTmett? of "ia let to estalliibl a. Tern'tr,!
i.o um. iiyauw m-5 iuimsuijiie,yT t;iat i may
maks E17 report to t'ae Legislative A?eciblj.
Tke tcnifenieiitj are, a jynorjsif f ta a.wxs U
r( preraiaaw; aa abstract of Sis Tre.wnrer a accoan-.;
Xo. (,t member; li.t of c2ir, ar.J a nport of the
e:a-i:thn of ilrieakore ;n the eoantj, toother w-lti
auj oilier matlera ttuit mar b thoajjat ct iatart.
It W. FL'K.NAS, Ftcst.
Ter.El.cf J.g.
tJ erri cori-'ir Ptper? t lease cot-.j-.
NEVi A D V EB 7 1 S E 21 E N t7
2?riOS2r,EC'2rTJS
cr
The Sorllitfestern Erangeliit-
X I'ta'W-l'ltXT XOITHtT FtarOQICAL. DEVOTED
"Co the cat.'C cr csraisTtAJiiTT ao soc-.vd
LITIXATraE, ASD SUITED TO THE 1 2E3E.NTT
UkiCKII-MD CtTLTITATED ACI5
"eiCK WE LITE.
J0H1I L CAESOII
(oTiccesior ta Lashiiaash i. Carjoa.
LAXD iM) T1X PAYLYG
Dialer in Coin, Urxurrcnt Money, LqtjI
Warrants, Exchange cvA GolJ Da.it
MAIN" STIcKET.
BzioYrariLjLxv xcuaisn.!.
I wilt especial atr.enti.jir to ayi.n-nd e:iiax es
cnanxeoa the pancipal cities of the Cnir.d 3rates and
Earope. G-Ut Silver, cn.:arret Bxci BtU. aa-i
G.j!d D'tat, CotlectiDin taad a all accessaide puat,
and prse-fs remitted is ex-hanre at eurreat rat?.
DeponiM receiygd oa tarreat m:quc, aa.I iater-.-it al
lowed oa special deposiiii.
OFFICE,
STREET. BCT1VLL. THE
Telesrapli and the 1. S.
jLaxad )Cicei.
rTO WJW1LLE, .YEBr.-TS.T.T,
Eo . WE eceiva-I 'u
FA EI TTKTC: STOCH OF
BOOTS. " '
SHOES, "
HATS,
CATS.
. DRY GOOD?.
GROCERIES.
.vC.
i. J.. ccc.
Vhich hd Abliifote hinmlr t. soil at Tower price f-r
ca-li. ir country pnidiH.-e th va lia jruil.'t caa b h.i.l at
aay utajr hiuse ah.jbt; St. L.:iu. .1!! h. a.-'ts i fir th.
pnihe t ml! and uri-fy tlieraselves. B- if.i. are
puroli i t.i f ir ca.-ii. a.;.i will nut be MiUl a credit. By
:hu it ptj.aDi tLi iyttss, w&i.-h. i the tn!v aurrect
6n.tnes.' plan, th pa : lie caa always seeare tetter bar
jaia taaa where deaUnx at b.)iue diia$; a eredit bnii-me-
when pr wnpc ciustoaj'irs ar compei jnt ia ch way
at increased prices to pay the losses by aocarias cus
tomers. Of every jrade frjni ij 1,51 pet pair upwards.
BOYS BOOTS,
Of alt Lad and siae from ft per pair np.
LidiedT Shots,
Of every rarldty frora I-.: -eiu per gair Hp
C'liIIdren's and 22I.vscs Stroes.
A larje arietr? Ia Jrice from 20 cents per pair 05
wrda. Hats and Caps:
A very choice select! a.
UornoTnacIo TVorli.
I aai preparel with th best i;f st..ci, and .inraey-
rasnu f manufad are Bouts ami Sa. es i t the latest aud
aeatet-t styles and at aares the !u-t p'lHbUiia.
Hides, Pe!t3 and Tri3.
Tie hiIiest aiariet jr-e paid fr aides. pelj aid fin, I
i
HARD TIMES: i
A t-.nie- are- hard I in dote-rmiw taat ary prUus I
shall tc so iir that all caa parrhasc. i
CALL AT DEIT.S
Be ar? and caI as Dea's with yo-tr pp-wlare aad cai',
aadaet eantaii ym anr.t tta.t iny-lierti.
Browaviiie, Xoveaiuer, 3, latio.
Ic !weU no -tlv-iaiA. ;.. is 1; ea:;r'iT .jf
brxi. and hari.i - tu imtt .aii-iat i.icanl
ia any fnwtton. Ii is .iara.'ii-f.'if tuopu'i
an.i caa not -it out :i ori-r. I. .t -titu
sialics an.I ai.t purf ft. Ta p'i:m ha ,-..
wntizl erT'criv! vt . ara ai'-r "-'j'.i'-.t-s-rr.J'
la pusnp-l thr.-.u -a t',.; r i! .-s"::i' tV ..-.
eimtirvr. x is ia apiwi-tranu u:;:.,tjr ner(
Tw-i ada ; t ,
n Out
w..a exse thru Un:l-rZ
1" -ia 3r nt;
Vns ai:aa-$ 54 I'-s hi'i
whoa a'diL xr.i i..nin ---. r.. .'
brDa.1.- la.-h.-s wd . ani ir.i pii!.iau!h-s i
LiaTTHjonlj ri-pn- -i-i-f..- the aantt t-.
It can :u-.)ia:.w...i -ji-a.- w .: V.-c 1. p,
ar. l ail '.:ci r:n-y. -. w.-.rU:?? w". j -a ;,' ri c8: e
tor--.
D'-'-ot at Va U'a.-a 5"., l-T , :
a:ar lt 02L-e.) A ll
fall i:. L.51 l, i'1 '
To Persons cut cf Enp-'jcer.
J.G'STTTTS AT;riTI? t. : "1.? zi:z r
JIACniNS. Ta wi.l or n,n
froai Zj to -j.;!) per uin-h. and
a a.jw il jcu:u, A.nl s) Si;n;,e al .- t.iirtr j:i.,.a
chiltlef Id years eaa leara t.i ra.' f. I" Ua.r in j,,,.
iastracti..a. itisct'a.ii to a iy 3"j u. : Sir:; Xjt.
ia a.-e, a:id te p:i-8 is Sut "!rT.T i 't ars.
J?ers!rKt wah.n aa Aeacy wi.l
J X. Bt rtax. .
Secretary Z. : 3iwujj Hjchi.? Cuimnny
C-ober n,. '.itiO. nliJai.
It"otice.
Tnerea 'inf Th.-.tnas WlIMu-ns t;..i rrfne -n- tNt
fals'y repric-jtfd b:aietf a. S:-- a:.-i:t . jait .ijirv
an.t aavia ;.jral!y o)jtin( p.ei.ji tt ;t i.a
axu ir.rs, i.-s.i papers, and .if tr prturf j be' n...
aie, and fraii.I -.il'jnf.'y r;jari?rt't t?iai ti !l:s wa ise
soi.I rcpre;a.-af iou.i.
AH per n s ar bire)- i. '? tyat -i :.f nr.:
is n..t and never i 31 v anr !i..r'jif jif-jc.'arj't Cut
:t of his aa such will be aiJcauw.!d:j-Mii
s.-wrxrr.
M-ddleport, X. T., Xjit. 10. liud. . , i
3 A i l ...
13ROWXVILLEE!
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REFERENCES:
Philadelplkj, Pa.
Baltimort, If-1.
Wjrahictoa, D. C.
Und i. Brother
- W. Carson i. Co.,
Hiser. Du-.S i. Co.
Tonni i. Carsi(i,
Jeo. TIiompMi Jfasoa, Cof'r t-f Port,
wra. r. S.nithsoti, E., HanSer,
J. T. Stveus. Eso., Att'Ta? Law.
Jao. 3. fiallaher, nare Hd Aud. C. 3. T.
Tarlor i. trieh. Bjr.iers,
Jt :Cieiland, Pye i co.,
Tloa. Tuornas fi.. Pi-att,
1 .a. Jas. O. tarpon. Merreritura Pj
?- tt. Saiaii. Eu., ?rt't i. aak, n.iu'ertowa-, Jti.
CI. G-k S.!ilyT Act'y at L.iw,
Coi. 3mi. !limnlet.a. At t'y at Law, E.ston,XI
Jud-'eTU.. Perry, CaTierlard, JSld
Prof. U. Tutwiier, Havana. Aubaia.
-V)7. 3, L-jiiOtf.
Tie serea y :ars cf narivalie-i ?ajt:e?s atteaJin
C053IOPOLITAX ART ASSOCIATION,
Lire aaJi it .1 aauseauLi orJ tirr;a!.oat evary
qaortec of ta Coaairy.
L'cder th. aa.jpi.:ea cf thij popalar Ia3titailj3a,
ever t'i Ikmntit'Kii tonjnnd h'un h t Iraetl t.
appre-iate by fcaaEifct w;rk.sof arton tliir walls,
aad ciiHcd Tlteraturaoa ticir tables tS.4 great bene
fits vlcriTed frr.ra bem.raia- subscribers.
if 3hrriptr'n.- an tuw txi a ; rwrrreii ia a ratio
aaparaJjEeii wtr.Ii t bat of any privixi? year.
TSHilS OF S-03SCxUPTIOrT:
Aay p'rsoa eaa becrm a meiiber by siib.scr.LIaj
three d ,!!ori, f.r waL-h. saai they will reccir'S
I.t. The Iars ars sr;erb sSei esgrxsia 5, 33 r
fuc he, entitled,
"Fddajj ' Aluderiiij ITa Recruiter
JI. OaeMry.cns jear,of thai slejaatlj Claitirat
eI magazine,
Tlie CosraopoIHaa Art Joarnsl."
2.1. Foar aiiaissioas, daring the jsoa, to
Guardian Sale.
Ia rursaaaes cf aa or-i.:r of ths Probate Cocrt of
Xeiaaha Car.'y, !:ra.k.- Territory, ma.Ie ta the
O.Unji, III. i
Sr.. Loa.s, JT). 1 rrt . ir e r - Ti r T
Anna?.,h.s, id. j me jai.er gi raizn-s?, ir,;i ivrdK. 1.
Ia a.LIl:.r..a to tbe abort? bm2--, ther-r w-fl b
-is-ea tt iubscrilerj, ar.tuito'i.s preai.aat. or-r
7r? ffunJrcI Datif-J Works of Art :
c iini-ristc a!nab!e f a.nl.L.'. luartlo-f, p.irL2.s.-;at-iir;,Jkr..
'urra' a raiy aati.iti-i.i bcaedt.
Thi iav:.b Ljrasui,-. which eTtry ub-cr.iwr
will rceiae. er. tit! -Flira? Mastcric lil
eruttV is oce tf the m-t bausifal aa.I p.puUrett-
i" on lauci ia iuis ci;an .ry. it is a., a-; oa
Has Ja.-iS re:8iii'l .
THE DEST SEEE-CTEI
Aad, perhaps, tha
L-1RGEST STOCK OF DRUGS
Hvcz trcz-t a'ceve C:. Jcsep.
-Which he is nperuaj tat lath
Splendid Xnv Liiilair:
tener of 3I1L2 a: I FL-:-.: treeu.
IIi stock censisr of rhi fur.tw'x a -ticres, w-ti
w:!lsll che.ip Ijrcajt :
Pure Whit"? L
French Zi
China Zinc,
Rid Lpij,
Caitcr Oil.
ted LiT-rT C
' Swr"' tr-Pl.117,
Chili.
r l. f-
- j v. -a nu
mi
j r 1 ....... i . 7 . J :. -
niata day of 0Temb:r, Is ;0, a.reonIic t. the -cjtt v "v;-", s -.riase. caaeary
aal prayer cf tha P'eJitioa filed ia -aid Cocrt bj ! I'"5 Hfr- .-'tb7 tache. niaiia c.sr ehoiw
Michael Earaabay M G-iardian of Wm. Cixnafcay ; ra-.ia'!iis.8aitabi Ut the waiwr.f cir her the Library,
th? S.i'i Jlicbacl Baraabay,a.s ach Caarlian, will oa f fri,"r . . 9A:)jt th eelcbrate.1 seae
.T-.fr f.r
o'd.ckrP jt, offer at pahli ja.'e the followictr de- '-1,-"e lae rwrtna wmca have fcaxther-.i for bis
vr.I ral estate, tvwitr Soatheait-inarreraf ?ec- I ngcl rey mat.'' It could t-: be farai-hed by
tioc 3 i, township f .ar, rarr r.xteea. east oth tr.a- J 'r "' V' - 2"da,.ir?.
c:palraeilaa. ia Xeiaaha Ccaa'y, "ebra.Tka Terri- -'3 AP.T J'JCIIXAL u too well kaowa to the
tory. - Th a;J al wiil tak ptu' on Mid premises 1 "'e ; carry to need E.rae i.ttir.n. Is jj ra.-i--
it- th wh.,r a:a.Tent;y laj.rarj.i at. tram Art. e-jctainir-r
"fayn. ro-.-ias. .r..s!p, Ac. by th Tery best f
aa-i th termj tf jalc eiih ii ta-d f j
nreaiiies sol J.
3IICIIAEL BAH5"ABAT. Ga.tr La.
Johnson f- icuoitrT, hi? Art'j!.
5"oTetaber Iith, lirlf). nU-flcw-iT
First Annua! Fair
i7. Lcuii, Sep. 2Uh, 15C0.
R.t vv a n J b": u rn V e r, F
Turpemir:?,
Lin.-er'j Oil,-
It, Tonrtr'a Ot!.
Ccpil Yarnlsh Co- '' S;sr
Fa zcj Soap, Tfci!?: S-.c
Tcoti IryiLes. Li-.h'-n;-Patect
m?ii:ci-.;5, L;.p.:
Vhite Yarnirh. hi
Ilia ir lruih.-i.
1
1 .1
S:a.3r.?s
Siec
Pen?.
GoM Pew.
Pencis,
ILiir ci!,
Cicdifj,
Si',
rixst PrsmirLm Awarded to
GRO vR & BAKER'S
FA3IIEY SETfi.G 3IACIIIAE.
Alio, a Splendid AiiorLcc! cf
1
C.fifri.n- LfMi's tjrVir:.i, Colore,
e reacts et a. I kiads, aa.t jr tli la;t la-ty. i
1
2fo. U. Saxlns- JIarr.ra.-. Ia th'aartlL thrre
was mj-h jb wre.-t f..H; by ntwy besides the e..mpet;
tcw. The Couraittee were w rlt -' n t ....
Tiff Editor will Wi-.W t raaie 'he "rCrta western i OTer three bars eiaaticici the meri . i t. .
ElitedfcyJ. M. WOOD
iTAiia-:,!; ia jairepcnoiis rfsaraas. a:fei wca c;iii;.-i- : rat raichice.-'. ia rr e-i'erfd ' r rr-r-i i-a.
b-K.os .,f natnr oli-U wbo are familiar wuh taeccr- f The Casaittee, after tar-'n-fa?-5 a- fr',T
rntli?prata-f tte tia9. Tae r.Hrwi-s i:uis m 1 .7 -l-cr-;-" aw-a, ia.wyaa4tfu..yei-
lsteivlaln tie character aed :a, ef tb-'w.- aw J0 "T eOfiiCitcl tr,Seth-r a to which should be
Th EAtUf wT.l adrorate tae Stbl as tae oaTy sca'r.dird -r3ta"1 i: "J teiwwa V. hee.'r Wili-.a and
cf Ciri-iriaafiii aad wasers. it Ee wiii stT.u.ly t "r '7er 'aktr. Tl Cxraitte-thea a.Tari.:d.
iab.rfc-x thfttaijoof tii'a people, Bp.-n the 3;e, ja,i 4 Grorer i 13-tker, firit treaiaa, di-.Iocoa
tbeEihle ala. 3J He win p!eu.T for s thor.T--. r.. an.I "
arar-ir Wi;nt .o inr rart of the eoaaUrr
mair. with fafe'j, b-;, .,.,; ia a ..y!l3 frt p.,t-
ag rrcpa;!.
t Uvi-rtpta:. ftijl 0 r'r.lT-d antll the ETccLr'
f thesis:. .fJaaa-iry, Iol.at which, timi the !:. .
w'.llcl.;; acid the rretalaai be grTea ly unhserlVers.
N'o pcrioa L rt'tr'cied fc. a inr! nbrrtio3.
Taose retnitt-n- .ii, ar; ertiUed tirliTa rseicler
jhip.sand t. oai. extra Esz-aTiagforth.-ir treble.
abricrlr-tirtn? fr-,a Cal."rr,-a. the Canaias, aad
all r.;rei Cinrrie, oiist be $:J iatad f 53,
ia order to d-jfrty c.xra po-tar-?, t'.z.
i 'r f.;ft':"r pa-Kbirj s-i fr a eery of the cl
?t"J illa-jtri:...! A.-t Jit? :r;aoaii:I tVebaad-
.-rKst aag-.rse ta Amrri-ra. It en itaias a Cati-
Io-je of i reant.in.-'.atd Baacr!;ti ?aTerb eriria-f.
. . .. . - ' . . -J -. ' , - . a. .J 1 - 1 . T. . - 1. r . ..
3crii;,&a receipt cf la centr. Ia itoai pa ur c-ia. ru wr-.
C.L. BLUBY. Actuarj C- A- A.
Vheeljrt ITHwa, ieccnipraaic3i,graai
ciKMimr:
sa.ja cf the vicamcn rerioao? the a,r:L-a Scr-.ptars a
'J-w tx tae Aaierwraa i q. , t . r.
aa.t te !TeTt,it,s Ass.waatii cf Lr.r.i.Ttlie Lerrt5
Ita. T'jeac(if rati.-Kia! iUiacaLnTacr hiirh r-:- f
u.-.c. u.i Mxare iae arieat sepprt of
waeieria l Brcvty. Col. tee. Academy
ciao mm, im a.s- iiwtue tii.a.
wm endeaTu make tie 3ortbwe:
fs-i.:. 4.. : . f "cu iojtac- is anaaiE-' aiiT awrl-?l tae
ttbet)rotaera.)o.;; aad epeaaly Charcatews aad Obi- ITSt XIE miCm t O GlOVQX CCBalier,
taa- o.jt-ea. x3 '
TteX..rtbwetem ETaa?eIit will be prUte-Xon gd BEST FA MIL I vrtrV.-r Z'ir&rr
Vr rtear y; raoetaro rfi?, ootamin;- j,re 4 -CMf oi -
9 fey li J e t.rjns ta eet pe. a-irl will e arabI 1
at one d.,!lar a year. iaTariabiy in a-lvac-re. S fa;er TA:2rrrL- e- I;'h I3
wilt besect attle tbeekk aca-Kapaaiew taerier. A I 1 1 thm Tk. i-..-"r.r v"
few adTertisetaeau aiT b Inserted, tofc r- t - ------ -r . wji.t a.iaesS
STATIOIEBY.
f:Tt e-!rd
. a iah or Colo. ; r , , n , . .... a
TbeE-iit. ; J- ii- ixc&i, saziuzi Hale. L.s(t.
item ETiC?e.ist & I'eriorta of ai-h positiin. aa-d taiaeatry taAli-
". 2- 3 Bb-scrlp'.ioT r-i--tTj aa l frwirl I It f
Ax-t For I
a a-
PUES UQUOHS
I T.-iaifr, whre speuiaea Zagraric-s aad Art ; - -
:ard G:a. r-l-b T..k. 3"-.i 7aT. v"
t--i-'- I. FVt W ta, ixJu-, " ta, t.- 1 '
Jicraal caa be oea
Txxs Dele ware Graps Vinci
3tr. Xata Sets- js T?rTtx-.f practin! Pr-ixr-
pat.-wns aie rec asaarsd taoi a.. aieL.t;3- ?r
( k:ur(ivua Wiiauu: '- ui
. . n. , h. . - . 1.1'.. -I . T" . '.
Dria e t tbe eaterru-e. Tie aid t.r all rripn,r- . ! i----- " w c-e vrorer lAtir j;t-
wfc.a tiis prpectas is serf. :s respei;t'ri:T w:;cit-(a ta i'-lc-":c- ' tbe test fcrall ehacses ef family work.
oijtoiaiaj: ctr:br. Prea.ATsa'-eC5rc;a!:- re.!tM. i Aio wa a prtaiiaa ararled : theGrorer Ilaker Kartr.-j. Pr
, , " , - " u. 'V a? la- o:es;a- ei uaaote-icop t.i:ca, as oeiag saMrtor t the
. .i J7lV,"v st-"uai aaJ tsetutt t- i Sisttl r Lei stitch fcr the saae pirrx.e. Thee
v. vcicu w. ir4 3-?are-a uias a.
Fr-ia l c prrr.-iii-e disputes Will
tbepo,rof taprr: bat
friers, TLearrtaiTwii:tUseJaU.at taeaiid- T?-,n, IOJ V.,-.t, r,,,..', ct..oa,
dteef JaaoorjISeX. Aiire j '-'I'i UvOu., 1-4 .0;id f CJ.U ?ct,
morAGATED TT.OZ1 the ouiGrrrAi.
X.jf3.-)-.-i rrcTi;t,as atteaued at a
5-re7, rr-.;i.p,).' Ore rrr C.'f H j Tar-: 6,KJ 6-' ::' '-iit-
jr-Mi.jwH.!,.j. S fv txtr Urt Uyert,l
r:iMnrw, j:; ji. a..r y-a, t U i a "T"rV TS '
CASH I.NYA ILL b'LY
Sl.i t
AJhSO Sne Tine- f AIa's aew w!.i.' Hybri!. Aaaa.
. . . .
l;?i.-i. trf X ,.r. L- lt., Liu-o. M-I
u4 iiKiuit ri.- sau-.t.s ;r i.ci stica rcr tte iaae parpce. Thee
resi3s,arei 4: iu j pretaia were awmrLbd over te Waeeier A Wila,
I te a, owed k j-U ; T - c- , . . --"
of ?oestws may I L 5iDSer E -, ia compefitiaa.
. it. v;onr
Eio-wiiTiile, lreorika
Rj m my aaTie transact ail biiBe oatsr'ed wi'la
Fell
ST. LOUIS, 3IO.
a...:t. I
t-i-T. aro- tj. fS:Ters- ne Ujlz-s. Tu
T-Sal.;a. rca V..iaa. ic.
Cwc;pa-t'y frua I'e-'awire. with asadast Ii f
PKACH FITS. 25 LMe:s f cr s
J at one dullar and ;"vt e!-s tt-r b y
fall
jof, coe ti, co.
a r.cs man. earnro. y poo;el ia id-;, eiiTe;.,pe-l ia vti
f.lt, and ser;; p.t pat, t- acy part of tie Cius, oa
receipt il ri.
Isa.J::as a ::d Catawbas if ,ae a ail tw. yeurs trow t V
f-rei?3 vines t r ira;-?risr Ii-ipi.-;rr.es, Zi; ries,
Striwoernes, X., ail : ta iaet rates,
rL3l I'jf a irc ilar.
UZi.K Tr.CAafrszrx. Eelawi.-, o.
fct. 1 izfa. cii-ia.
GEU. CUjIJ. Lais stthr
Stock Wintered.
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