Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 21 June 1860 — Page 1

j ADVEHTIS1XG: j One s -rare v Brevier cms or less Ihre. week j or loss, :-)d : each additional insertion 2." ct iits. j Longer :iIv it'. H'Piifs hi proportion 1 t-s than i La fa square to bo c-hu-od half a sji.are, mid K 1: SM SI MM If' : o tr!.::!f a utre. to be charged as a whole .-quire. JOB PRINTING-, Executed with neatness and despatch, here. A libird deduction will be made on adv-rti-f-ments instated knger than one ntondi. JOT Legal advertisements must be paid for in advance, or s itisfuctorüy secured. ID The above tcrmi will be sirictly adhered to TTMS 05" SUBSCRIPTION. CorT.iN Advajcc or within the Year, SI 50: . TYYTj 1 1 PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1860. NO. 00 ; m every :ntanoe.

justness Slircctorg.

ZTlarsliall County. Intl. Jh'lüör A USTIN FULLER. IIEZEKIAH R. PERSHING. 7rtr NATHAN Or-LESBEE. XkerifO. M. BARNARD. Record THOMAS K. HOUGHTON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW COR3IN OSBOaN Attorneys nt Law, Office in Bank building, Tly month, Indiana. LEANDER GROVSR, Attorney at Law and Not ir? Public, Knox, Stark 3. . , ce in the several cum-. it, and attend prompt! v county, lnd, will prnctic lies of ihi? judicial circuit

1 fc" . . a.xTI iiiiti.tu r.f ' I tl.1. w Am VW W I V f , ..I Va)!I3 Pl.r,nnt1l Tnrtli'il! Cft. .! Infi., "nrarti in Marshall and adioinins minities. Refem to Babcock & Co., Phelps, Pod-e t Co.vNew York, CooI-y,Farwell & Co., uu!d Ac Uro.- Chicago. Louioa & Co., Fhila., Grff, ßenette i Co., Fktsbur'h, Hon. A. L. usDoru, j Circuit Judge, Laport. lnd. A. W. PORTER, Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Real Estate Aent- Knox, Stark county, lad. Collection: promptly attended to PHYSICIANS. DR. T. A. SORTON, PhvsidanandSu gn,oßiceovcrrersa:ng .VCc. : Drug Store, m D. A. O. Burton's Dcnv.l Rooms, Michigan street eas j,ae coruer . hours. ' J vrauvi ii 14.t v J ; J. J. VJNA L, Homeopathic Physician. Particular attntVn pai ! t3 obstetric rracttc, ana enronte u.e...-. 3 1 .1: r r."lnn nvif I ! Pdmer's store, corner Michigan an.l Laporte streets, wne ne may ie consiica -'-.U' . 1 1 . I . ,. I ...,. HOTEI. EDWARDS' month, Ind. W. C. HCL'SE. Edwtrds. r.oi-rie'or. j r j GVwiaRlL'.'S EXCHANGE. ..Osmbrill proprietor, situated at thejunct'oa .f i'.is P. Ft. . 4 C K. K. anif. ä t. u. ; P v mouth. Ind. Meals all hours of th da v 'u d ' echini uecess5arT for the comfort 01 gm ns. i

uc paying v va:, u vtuuv. - ! of room, U, r.p.ss vor RitiiV items tlsat '.v.- ho n t w, no 4rtnr, no fori, at Glials toreirn Min- " r wtKiM ! -nmi'tit upon. '"-'-or-. j-tl ;-ru, r.-MiyrhlneNn, v.hicli in its

.tyüuri nuuau, j J. II. Adair, Proprietor, Knox. ?Mrk 7oury,I:tl. j V r ? or.ol roou.iV cive-ej nl o.e or two of Gv,.l Fare, Convenient fublirg, and ever v et-U!wi!., lM:..;: , youth... Ti.-y had four ' ertion made to render tuis House wort ny of, , ., .. 1 public patrona"-. --Kf ol -..- i,e to a waotl, 11 ;.h several ini.s

'- MISCELLANEOUS. K. PIERCE p.- iler :n rcadj-ma.le cJotmng.ciotM m an ku ;., and rannt facturea to order evervthir m .ts I I'ne.More under democrat office, Plymouth, lnd. j JOHM L. WOODWARD, i J.-ne-al 'a!er in all kinds of fimilv E"-(v"ri ; . "'r.wijtioin. nneen-iirarc. etc. laniTte Mrc-t. y:aat'i, lnd. j .'iv.97 in hardware of every dcsei-iption, ai.'o, j rtores. vn. slieet iron, and cor-'-er ware. . I E. R. CHOCK. rchant tavlor, one door west of II. Tierce's ' ic"d:ing tior, rivmouth, lnd. JOHN ANDERSON. :?; r r.d hair drcjer, (one door south Ilewett i W-j " i warJ,) Michigan street, Plymouth, Tnd. 11 rrjiiin in the above business attended to by rr -i In the best ttle. n 1 n: t a!er la bo,kanl stationery, wait ami window ! -iper, all kinds of musical instroinent; alo -.r.sM tacur blink books etc. rt. Wavne. D. MC WILLIAMS AMS, j iy goods, groceries j eet, Plymouth. J fid, j ' ea'erin taple and f .ncr d etc., west side Michigan street Q- BLAIN Co. Dnigjisbi and confectioner?, west tide of Michigan f treet, Plymouth. Ind. 8. & M- BECKER, Dealers in ftaple and fancy drv good and groceries, west side Michigan street, Plymouth, lnd. RKiE 8l 6MITHÜ Dealers In staple and fancy dry good, fam:!v groceries etc, one door south of the Ed war. 1.-.' house. Plymouth, lnd. ADOLPH MYER, Dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry and notions east tide, Jlichisran street, Plymouth, Ind. 2 ! . . n i - J' ?Il?11'PBt Dealer in dry goods of all kinds, groceries, w.tres etc., Michigan street, Plymouth, lnd. C. ZXASL ANGER & DUO 9 Jlannfaeturers of wagons, carnages etc. Idlafkasiithin?. naintinz end rrainin? dona t.o nnl,-r. fcee column. T. A. LEMON. Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literTy magazines, papers, etc., north side I.iipoite titreet, Plymouth, lnd. t. Mcdonald, Real estate agent and notary ruihlic, ofTic in Dickson! hardware store, Plymouth, lnd. Draws deeds, mort-aes, bond's, and .irr-e-a o o ments, rl.g lands, examines tides an 1 fi i ;.i-:ies f jostracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems i land sold tor taxes. DR J. T. CHALMERS, imore, will nractice medicii Fp.m tj.i.:... t. ,. . from Jtltimore, will practice medicine, surgery inn .1Kft.;fL. i .-... i ...I r... ano obstetricks. Permantly located in Tvn. r City, Marshall county. Indiana. Oltice one ih.or aonth of Cushman & B'.ssel'a Store. E PAUL. ealer ia boots and shoes. maouf4ctuis all ki d of home work in his line. Michigan ktr..-.f Piv. i mouth, lnd. Attorney and Counsellor nt Law, PLYMOUTH, IM. COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examination of titles &c, promptly attended to METERS TO Peoples Bank, N.Y. City; How A Whittaker, N. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings k Co., N. Y. City; S-cuTity Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. City; Henry C. Carter, N. Y. City; Hon.C. A. Stacy, Tec umseb, Mich.; L. G. Berry & Co., Bankers, Adrian, Mich.; J. S. Donlap, Lsq., Indianapolis, Ind.; N. i county. practical in ajoimag counties. PlyoicvAii, Mrh fiQ, Ufso. 9tf

-w - . it , . , . , der th ni; riTo-e f v-i HMHtor t!.v h-. u' I -'O la a p.acirgit at ms dn-vml wo-ildde-Dealer u witches, clocks and j wehr, Plvmouth, i - ll ) ,l 1 , , , ,r , . , , ,. , . , lad., keeps constantly on hand cWk. watch-s, j .rf ,o ihe s. .oi.j.i.) i..-.d. In nivl J' : " improve t.,e pub.ic bunduigs breant pina, ear rins, finger rins, lot kfcts, e!e. j - ,. . , ; ho cut oi.iy uctd t!io S.e:ctrv of State, or of Clocks and watches, etc., repaired in the bet Umy ;,"r ,,nu:, &,,Vt,, ,h0,,-' 1;:.V ,,-;;h. loteiio, to let contracts. When the mor.ey mftcner possible. j footed a temporary org:izatioo, aid ap- j ca-ae. to be p ..id it must be paid out according to law.

H. Oglesbee, sq., County Trea-surer, f lymouto. rtI1 nienc- 01 ms corruptnm and ; Clearly m favor of the present revenue

1 uu wiwihwu im im ... !...v.n.r,iiuii. ui.i.uriji. .j'.itucu uiu uay o periorm- I uthcr nations psy direct taxes. We are J rr. Oradlev of La Porte. Ind.. whose assistance, o-w.o A 11 in 11 thn . -... : .. . I ...

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mon Plea Courts of this county. Will

T1IE PLVMOUTII DEMOCRAT.

A. C. TH0LIPSOIT, ::::::: Editor. " ' PLYMOUTH, INDIAN '1: THURSDAY MOUMXti, JUNE 21.

CozagrttgMHmalCcXlVCMliosa. ;t..:jJ lIie uiICP 0f foundation for such ' , , . . , i ftatoia'.ut-as :!.; v ni ike, lie wo-!d li' heartilv diLust week wo nun .un-cd tho result of two I . , V ..

j Congressional Contention for li-.i- ÜMiict, I Tllvy ;v ai(V;t ,;(.:u? back to the daya of Wash1 hvsld here 0:1 the 13;h ; h'lt. Hiinkitt tlir.t ' in;.roi and Jetfi-tson, and -e-sortitif.; to their econo-

ja more i;i: ;icu. ir a:i j !;u:r.t.t u p'.i-ii mi rht be inteiestin u inanv tt ur ioa I 9 . ,v:,.u t A .t., : lets', wo Lrnti at "i oiiuiiiO o in' 1 1 j . m i reeJms, but w.il 1.; con j.-n.-... . lor wnni ; . I At lnJi;'i, ... . rti i-i. n..!. 1 " .' , . Aim uja.i;s h oi ..i... v.tM.j:i.uiti.u t; ',,,, j L : t ie ri oi.l.: o.r. Win: t to a pt.'.iroitv 'f ' !, or hT'V' linn 'iin ' ai-; rnun:.', ir wo.: uj v- rv sl'-v, and was i;'h ho U;y , , , p , .; 'l um until lib'iul f!-en j : , n .1 lS HI ' ' .. 1 . f,w tv t-i t s : t 1 . . . . , . . ij c 1 v : ii 1 i 1 - w r.p-.r.y f u uu.o wei; D.'ir.oor s, v. i.o iii.M: ifst a di-i'i:i-oi t 'Uo h':.es f '; ti - r;- o .. :;. p . .liL by tl.-ia. Ws5:u Jrt b,; jv,u. , lftp.j del-"4Mi!i eaiii" i t ho wi::, he i - I ri-hy's f-iiver l;;:id, which toxi the vo:y lrjt -f musir : li.,vevcr, i!.i- '',. 1 wai tüo'iji'd Mi by tho v.r.i saa! thuni; iit 0f , id kcUlj druais, whicii .v.re as s. um f ' way as the Utpub'ican t-atidid-: into for coroner in tiiiJ county wad in ti 1 , ittVt.i ri-', they bd.i" aa ?uoh too ooy 'e WJli They wero unmerciful- ! ... ly and uiitlint'y Iva..?! liy i-o.ViV. juv;:iil Knnb:ii - ;:ns, ho vid laily thought th ; kVvh 10: .(f the County dep!:d.'i on tl-.e ; ...... ' ev :i manner 1 vvl:;.:h they haiaaiet - : , I . ,1 , 1 1 1 laud an td ! . ava-trouh in it. Their pan's !had hncm ta thoU-st style (lar-ls) . . . ' - and V.eiO luii- ;. Up ?i. hir as u.uie uas o;iv : u r.,H tl.. m. and tl.Mr Shirt slonvos . , . , 1 u --'4(J UP 1:1 "-) ßamo ty;e. It was x ; 1 Y- w 11 i . ... i v. i) . '. i-e : : l! V f.itj. j ;e.'V . :.'i". -.'.';. ti -O J i i , . J.eioyor s.'otnri. Ua this wa''Otl WaS r - :" Vi-' rt;.a:t, Wtio was pointed out to .... ... t .... n T ... ... i i .: 1 i .n .If:. ill J - 4 IF l"llil ,tM (Mi il .i i I .or Ii 'r;'?-1 stivo of M :rsh:l! a 1 iS . , counties. As w h; mr.'i, 73 are. not :vn to Fay vt?'nT lie

vvhh I ho man or it..-t. This jiart. of t h" ' i ;r : r.--j s'r? ;i tv e.xpen lira'e ts,an our enperfoi niftp.ee uas disgust?n 0 nil thy . nraou with an ro h-jnie aui foreign busine:;s uuhiiean-i we heard Riv.k of it. and f '-r.v kind, p.. t to-,;l!lT. . t J 1 n-,. . .. .. .. ..1 -

vr r l'-li nonoV-'J hy lu-. i:ttt:rrur.'.i , pievonti!. H.yl..dy iioiü heat iii j ii xcolhiPt uvU i-ade t'V ,. L'vjjo.t-j bind. Afiur fvoirehiuij at'i.un! lv.j:vire. urs- I pointed llu usual i,.."nai,tets, uhi.-ii vei :o report at half priut ono .'flock, p ru. i , titr.' ei)c-ifjrfd lb- Cot v.- ,. ' ji'iOpt-if th usual i-.-a ..u t.ins. and ..niüi ' . ; aled by a.:raina,i n. th ;:: u.;l caodida-o for Cong-less, Ü33iiiy I.ir Colfax. A Ter the 1 i.oniinHli.'ti, liiol-tO:r pi-p iu-ti by him for th. : a-ioa. was read wid: f.eqaent an-! p, III 11 io-y ..a:, but ,. ph. 4 1 o.aos1. i.tai :i3 ;i v -Irv one, s ws n iv mil er htm) i fnon son... ,,f our f;ie-; ! ' i e M r at i y e-ao i . v a ' . ' Th- p-hv i'" a ;- e. i. w;;j o-; ! ? by ! r . t i- ! Mr. ol lo r.tiiajeihs. V ; oi the jspeeolt was tlnu,;!. m.h, t!,is, ih,. n, '. . . . . jjudtenl dinner, proceed. 1 t rt. toi.i.it.: bv h.l.. a ; an did i'e lor tu n ruti-c at- i Over ihU thev held a t.rotiaeted ' to i noy . ..r l ot. .,: o .i . i , . I PL- !. Ol o ii ill III -r. :im I iiif-v ll.'ol In .! o ' j ."onteniii'i as to .v;i h'i oil 1 h-j t!io n'-Uiinee. Finally, D. T. Phillip i of tl,is ' plac, was noiniiiat'-d. He lo.vinr feVf-,.r friends tiiaa any other canJiJat?, ho t'lltOM ;i Q A ft ir? ? i i -. f . 1 1 - n was i j

' . ! "'ore interest -.-.l tn.ui the Senat. That House is 1- lorn the Seminary jjrouitd.s t!.P crowd j Rt p,.b:ican. If taey have mide unless anpropridisi "i i-i-d and v,cnt in diiforent direciions. Mti.ms, th-y alone nro to be censured. Quie n nunilxr went to the depot to Pee j '-t t!ic tkcth is, that our government is carried the different .1,1 io.is oir. Ii-f,rn start-! a "TE ,,,;ni,kkd rER vv'lT cHEarta. in proportion t..l.. .......... .1 O .:....... l : ..... t

; .1.1 ,.,1 1,1 l . lino;, t!iC band favored Ilm crowd with sevl . ..... , era! f.i.o T.ieci-n ot music ; but Hoh im's " ;

beer had gotten the b't:t r r,f fo matty f by a low taritf. Very many of these men fay it is the prtmii!"i)t Hej.ub'icHUS that tho muhioj1111' rorLE's money, because the consumer of the

was again drowned, virtually, by laer t-er and whiskey. Tho whole thino 1 ,...,:.. 1:1 ,r ..." j .. .. 1.1 w.iii 1,111111 ii;i; jii. j i i in big ... ymnastie exploits in tho shape of TUMHLING,' whi- li it is reported! Mr. Fuller njndoyizod for in the follow in funny way, that tho 4 performer' was not drunk, but that he was a funny fellow, and was pelting off some of his funnv tbint;.' If he was riot tihf, then la-'er will i ot intoxieato ; but we rather think he mis at least tihtually slight, and that Mr. Fuller in apologising for him, oavo , J ,. , . xT 1 .-j.e.iuiu ivtni; auier, na trio lunnv candidate rlavod his part admirably.

c o v-crir-iZN t extr a va o a itch.

Rea l carefully the foll'jvvin quotation : The hue and ery " made by the lenders of the Repiiidica'i ;.r;y,. about the extravagant and waste ful e : nditures of the Government, if foun.led ! on truth would fehock tho lnne-ity cf the veriest ! harharhtn while :ii flit- same t : nn-. ere-'. I ho 111i:;v T!:s:.'i;"'l ;..vt .r.s ( r ted yoa t!;at there was j ii'O I'.rro erv -f txfra!par:ce in tim.-e day?, ajm ; V-'K- P 'd direct taxr as we d now, for j , ;L-pm ; n r ..o iivy tell y..u that we iluii ! t j :-.:::.i.!. .) v:pci"e thirteen little Statts; j .fi;i.i; i-r ni :u y c .i.to i'..' p ti'dt s v;nt rc now ve ;u e cotnpi 'i, d to sp-no hundreds of dollars. Vhy, th..t: our whu'.e Iv-atietiat debt, for the JUvoiflf i.a'vtal to tho wim now absolutely iieei s;ry to c.try o. t.: f;over:ii.ie;it one yu'.ir, ;h ait tiie ccuwkav tint could lie used. Then we ?Vt'1 twet::-si.- ,e.ators ; n w we li-u-o .xif-x. ! Then we had a m:! :' hüilf il of Reiirosentatives it;)'' 1 with ".v li it wr iiave now. Then we had ;.: tur-t to protect ! now we l,ave many : i.t:'e. Tin.11 c h id scarcely a reli- : :.;' ; n .v vi- n a hua h.-ils of thous1:. ..!.'.-; of m.Y, an i j-eople are railing for more r ' . i tv.:y i.y. T!i n we had 110 navy ;v .to L:v:' is -ctaide dlün it-ion.s and j . v. k..v;. s.'n l;":i;i in :-. every sea. Th-n we i.:d ' am, :u..I ,nu v Ii? vi' nr i; iv 2").Ii;Vi tin n. and ! the ; r. t'.e iVo;.". r c üv. on tin- PiesiJent for i'; .;o : i oo-e' ion, d iily. Ve have Ülit houses, eip! irinp: esj editn.ns, coast and Inland st rvevs. In i 01 :: . eti li , i. 1: 1. in us of f. i ei'ii :im',:;;sv!ors ; g 1 'O.' J'.i. 1 l W v irds, r -.n I, arm nie?, public i-ti'rcs, Tu'.iit.trv i:.d i; tal a ";i J iijics, rertsions, b.am;hs the dep:::m.jit of the interior, the agrieuif.o 1 .1 l. J 41 , i.r x build: i:-,tite extension !flfi; - e c-:-?iUi rhase of new teiritory, new ""f"' eou.ts, cu.tcm hou.e-', oc.:i 111 . is, hat bop nl river imrrove- ? 1 nt't', cc.ln:z-.t;oti, fu; predion of piracy, imtanj .p.ii. t3 rcpiiiing hiv.l oSIees and sur v-?vc, ia .-ho:t, e;t.kvtiiino iieoevvirv to e.;rrv on . . " t r- "J " ' ' P-ama-ty Tii'Ar.?. . rtTr.s. puo i.aore lernt nies tf! in maiiC I i vn o.e nT!.v 1.1 V ahin;tots time, with j;, i-.-mrtie rel ;tioas and tteatie with every nation oa e,;rt . ; ,nd v,t ext-ense has increa-ed on! v . - a two ).:.; ired p-r cent, while the mttiou has h.cre- I e-.e-.cv hlvdhco per eer.t. Yet there t5 ,ue, i.r tue rciocu, .ce Ire.ioef,, the h.-adn of denaitment. The . : ... . ... r i- .1 Ir-ocen 1.0 !ii.-ea.e i t si! tries fr ftie rre-.id. tit, , v -..Jit ... . :".uiuvf ii o.ji-, w.l.l lilC lillprUVCn.ents of ve irS h is m ice ,me in-.e n- eessiri , j Cv.-::.:irs..m.-u g-t tuiee thousand per year, ii.-tea t r tin time th -y we to in ie-ion. ''.! f .'i C.ili1' t ei.i jnei!,.-'-s wottld ve p uu.i lr of ths. v.holk Concrfss in .J Pierson 8 tani. Is ts-e Democracy to be blamed ,i.!.r the distance thev have rr tr:v..!T V. orei.'ti -..nt-tefs a..ve :noiv, and 0 00 rnnv other dlicers; :?: 1 -r.i Cu-f r :f Ji-iTitK gets n.ore nalcry - . . . . . 1 vi kv v.:.o -.han ci.r IVcident gets for ur- whole .it a it.v".- ; 1.1c i..;g:!! prpue miM-Jer ret ii'i'ii "in; . i.ui our w nil. K V, APIXF.T 'Fricr.RS TOs ;f'vnn:p.. The Doa-.e.ic alTiirs of t.e island ofKag1 ii.ru ini-y m.h. a-ioui ::;e rrestitf-nfs .ncnoin1 50 m '1 ! ! y. Why tverv child o::-ht to know tiiitCiv l'i -ul 1 n in. t .i-v nd ore cei.t of i:ui ii.- I !.r.n-y. If C -u r-s was to place Teta Millions of Dol.ars his ü:.'r.Ml ne cah! not sp ud one cen" P"'-''! a wo-sld never .ee or handle one cent, or vr ivt! rin ')"i!cr f',r iu When any contract c" !'t''-?I"' ir"iiTitendnt or Architect, or ; riori having eh ir.e r.f .!. at;;, would renortthe r n-, . ,t- , , . tu..' pioper o.i:. r. 1 It it ofhecr w ould make a:i crier fur the p-i merit of the ..um due. That ord'-r v.o;!d goto t'-e department of the proper A"u:tl,r R,,d ' through dl.Ttrcnt r.fficcs until a W;,rT ltlt 5" the pay-perhaps on the jCtistota House hi New York or the Receiver of - 4..1 l UIR VI IIIU IV'.ITIUT O Pm,ulnait(,rinntmVlnM piii t, or wherever the public money might be most rc tdilv r.nd properly obtained. The idea that their 15 a i rtt hi: v.-jllet in W..Mr.gtoii, fall of the nro?i.;;"s ;i sv., a: r" the IVcsid-ni .-nd his ofM-cv-ts Vau p. o . al, 'us heut into the i.iinds of i. .ii h'..ds (1 y ti.e indiess Inng about the extravar. '.i e (.1 C 'ven r--;.t, v!io know no better, and tit nk t.ittrei!.1 'h-'y the people have money ' l!-e; arc eiuit. . to, and the IVesident is 'Ai'V,ll ' lL Tj, ia U) I " 1 o-h-rous for bel ol ,,,,t .yet A a h-ueved by hundreds The Presi lent never see-:, or bandies, or lias contr 'd of o: single done of pub'io. money ; and w l ea itis piidout, it is i.i p.ursuancc of conic nppropria o u i-ta-lo by Con o-s-J, w!t:ch uiut,t originate 11 nL A -l'-ntativcN., because they come offener fr nithe p opl and are sii j.osed to be w-Anni i. icniioti-i jni i i in nieiisc tiuernai ue- , . . iii.ii.-j-., unit any oinemuion on eattti ; and yet w i, 1Vi. , a;,., , ,T , r... . .. . w e ou tio uucct tale J. 1 he leventie is nil raised f.t oi.s has at last to pay that tariff; and yet they edocate a HiGio.a t:triiT to y rotcct home manufaetuns. livery man who thinks, must see at once, that if the titiffis ra.scd the consumer would 'jay more than he does now for if we can now uoul'acture and send abroad, in the face of foreign competition if fo-eij, n joodj were kept out by a higher tarilf, our own m anuf.cturer3 would mis'? their prices nearly to the price required by the importer for if we could get 11. foreign goods we mur-thavc dnmctdic, and would have to pay his prices. Where's the difference in paying a low piiee to an importer to replace what bo paid for duty, or pay a nuai price for "home made," and pay direct taxes to support the Government ? tariff. the only rson and Jacason couia rise irom the neaa and tee this irainense nation with all its forci-11 relation, tboi. rrrAQ f tn f vm's-r . Ire ma-'. 11 1. 1 I n Kam ! Im .a iiiiiiiri noiiiKi wvuri w ssv- 1 i-s VHII U'U till P I PO

little EirENSE, and witlioqt taxing the people one cent. The dmaqo-ue'a cry of ' extravagance," hurled at the Admiui itratioa, h simply ridiculous, in the face f such facta as present themselves to any one on a few moments reflection. Our Starke County Correspondence. r.xox, Ind., June 11th, 1PC0. Mr. EnirR : Last Friday evenin,; our quiet little village was thrown into a trcnierdous commotion und excitement. About five o'clock in the evening the Re

publican delegate. that aitendc-d tlic Convention at Grovertown, for the nomination of Representative i 0f MarsLslI and fcitaike counties, bepau to return home some docLrlu;: the-v had made a treat mis-! t -ko in putdng Dr. J. C. Joxn, in nomination ; 1 others concluded f. y h.ul done a!l right, while others felt the weigh; of the roioonsibllitv cf their d tys wwk r.eighinp o leavtly upon them, that they could scarcely "walk straight."

v f 1 1, inc iiisiaiL rit a ones ius-i up got r:Qi on j - - " -... n " "j ivum, .ii'.ij.in.u, auu iun juniunii.ii powers were re- j p.4(..jrrj-.j Jt fj jjj x q t IT C ' I the goose," .so they wcte immediately marched t Jph county sen Is mire than anv six counties quired, so reported to Gov. Banks, and he, acting: I'1 ' 1UlU .' L7'lniercia ) down to the Repubiloan head qu.-rter. where a " the United Ht.ues; and prJubly hilf of their upon theadiice of the Commission, and upjxi sun- j 1 je 'ivertler, Commntin oil a dose of "Linkhoru," or pe:hnpsad).c if "Doc. number will be back in f.me to help harvest the dry petitions from the members of the State B.v,rd speculation a:t. claicis of the DeciocJoxts' best," waj admiiiistered, to the jrreat relief wlil'-tt. or corn, at f..rthere.st. S.jrae turn back of Apiculture and nunw.-rous citizens called an ,n beVftral of l"e 3. remarks: of the patients, for I believe thev all came out without l iokin" at the mines, and the mot of the extra session of the Legislature, 11 liieh assembled ',V-, . convalescent. " j other., widtout ftivkin- a pick in the u.ines-not , U,t Wccnesd.M- at noonNational Democrat. . ' ! , connt, "Pon cu'a,"ect,01a Hmon-? owi. after dark the houi of" hurrah for Jones." even d?-:rin- a hoio !-aver than a ,.. ni- tliö t,Hn(j3 1 -Ir. bewnd, and Jironose

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issued from four or iivc iaen and boys, mingled ; our comp any iast prinj. with the ringing of en auctioneer bell ; men and Mo-t all, u.itil the lasf week, came with mules boys were running to and fro ome with shavings ' and hor-ses mostly the former ill in fine condiand pome with an old ar barrel ! Tire was brought lion, with few exceptions. Nearly all their wag-

and the pile ignited, w'-en a treat noise was heard i.-.-ii:i)g frcni Rej 'ablieun h-'ud -quarters. I noon f und that the who; .u.f was raised by a Iar're ki:kev-Iiea:ed rrofes-';" of t ills and rowdrs, ho was extolling ' H;r.e-:t Old Abe" to - the h He then perfectly demo.ndicd " Stephen Arnold Douglas," (in his own imagination,) and said be was the nephew of Benedict Arnold, the tiaitor. He soon, however, came to his favorite part of the pubjYci, end Kiid a "nigger" was ju-t a good as a black man, (perhaps he meant white man). lie u?''d that part of hi?, subject up, pretty thoroughly. When he cam? "down" to Doet. Jovrs, their

hies. He ccul i not teil what ' Old Abc" i of women und children and chickens. I ln . nöl"mr 1 'r:U1S "tT 1 ;c UüVe I 1 a" 1 CU'VK VT8 U'G locracy to

1 u . i-. i ,, . ... tv,v ,n.iv ii ,,A .1 v 1 i down, and alter a iciig search, ouad it, tainc in C'.:ni:ir.ite an their powtr upon iNew nddoue, cxeipt Fihiltüg l&th-amlberrg in Cou-i biey may all more than realize their expect- , ' . ., , . V . - , , . 1 ,, , ,.

votetng aginut supphes to our vet-! t.ons. Lnttrely toa many are coming, for the mines h .

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1 i-jii irooi s u:ai were ai uiai nine itniing Kr mcir : v-' - "uini we na i more qu.trtz milts. ,. .... , , . -i'. , . 1 . , 1. A, . ,, . , , . . 1 11 , . .. . - r. ilham," said his uncle, ch vatir. h: brou l 1 l.o 1jolou A:i voi f.j-er dr s no more count! v. ile pr. n:is-d many things "Old Abu 1 e i:ecI two hunln-d crushers m a district of five , . ... 1 1 . i .f , , . " . ... ,:t . . . 1 1 1 . ., brim, anl optnuig his eyes to their wioe.-tcipacitv, tiii.'i snnnk justice l tn.i r-caard men 1 woidd do. if elected, and he was time he would be. nub s ta.ire : an t mie thin that nnmhw rnn'.l 1 " 3 r J .. , .

candidate for KcprCjeRtatire, unfortunately he was j wohin a fe.v d 1; s. It ii siid t!e m in who diaoorvery Fuddenly seized with u lit of hoarseness and 1 r,'d it w is offered sm.- !), hat aked $50,

soon "fizzled out." Oskers wec called ;ut but wouldn't come in. They then tiicd to et up a Utile enthusiasm with ti.ree cheers for Jone, when three men and about six boys tried the strength of their lungs, but they were very weak. This was another f.zz!e. They did not like togive it up in that way, so they procured a pound of powder, burnt that und another old barrel, and tLen 1 quictiy dispersed. " Ah, would some power the g'ftie gie us, To sec our-c-'i . a otbo sre v--." If such was the de, how quick would our Republican frinds eea-e their ridiculous efforts to manufacture this kind of bogus enthusiasm, and especiallj , over a man of as email c.-Jibcr as Jovrs. He is, we confers, a vey f.t man to Ft nd to tiio Capitol along with the "Cranberry Seiintor," than whom, the people in this vtciirty think, there is no greater blunder-head in the district. What a pair they would make ! What an honor to the medical prof.-st-ion, and w ith w hat pride the peopte of tins district could ;wiiit to them and call th.fc mushrooms "Senator," and " Re rciiitativc." Mr. Editor, we, cf Staike, think it hi"h time that we were creditably represented in our State councili, and hone you. of Marshall, will he!n as pI.-h- J.iws to ! .ay at ho ne. We have men in these two counties who woi Id reflect credit on their constituents, if thoi-en to CIl those p aces of honor and responsibility, men who have ideas " above an oyster," or even bove cranberry mar-he. and frog ponds. Let us begin to redeem the dictrii t. As it is. we Hie represented by mn who are a disgrace to the intelligence and tah-nt pos4 8i-d by the people of Maishall Rnd Starke counties. Your-, hopin, KXCX. For the Democrat. Letter from " J. Q." Kxox, June 11th, 1SG0. Mr. Eoitor : The Republican Convention held at Grovertown on Friday last, passed oh" pretty well, with several exemptions an.l hindrances. r'irt, the M.ohall county delegation, under the guidance of "je Cranberry Senator," got lost, and came very n;-h not making a "connection." The supposition isthat the Senator was "prospecting," seeing what the prospect was for a "crap this season," and that he became excited or " bewildered," and the consequences wcie that he led his follower a ' wild goose chase." It is n-t known whether the Senator id pus.ion e!y (,.ud of frog hams, hut from appearances fome thought he tmphthave been " after 'em Finally they arrived at Grovertown. I he Convention was organised and they proceeded to business. 'I here was manifestly much d.sstfMisfaction in retard to the proceedings Vtaikc being I allowed to choose the candidate. AlU r many votes j bein Imt An l votcd d,,wn J then reconsidered ovr Mli1 over d again, until more than one-i.alt the delegates did not know what hape things were in. theT fioallv m:idp & n.a;., 1. ' ..w.. the whole mattvr on the table; but this did not take well, and fifteen or twenty delegates jumped up, and all commenced talking at once, and declaicd that the convention should be conducted fairly. Finally they concluded to let Starke have the candidate, and Dr. J. C. Jones John C. Jor ?, was unanimously nominated. Afcr his nomination they pave him two and a half cheers small ones at that, then hitched up and started lor home. Starke feeling that tdie had "gone and did it," and Marshall feeling thatkhe had been compelled to act in the "passion voice "had btcn tho nubject acted upon." They had five black onk rails pinned together, and a dirty tag about two or three ft et square on them with the "lone star" on it. I have been wondering ever bincc what that was emblematic of, ant cannot think unless it is that Jones is to " go it alone " and get " euehred," which he will. The black onk rails were, we suppose, calculated to represent Hack Itepublican principles fit emblem. The rails undoubtedly, like what few smatterings they have of principle, were probably stolen from some honet Demos-rat's fence. Yours truly, J. Q. UTliC Senate has confirmed the nomination of Mr. Heche as Fecretnry of Kansas. Mr. II is a Northern man, appointed on the recommsndation of Senator Green.

LETTER FROM PIKE'S PEAK. ———

MOUNTAIN CITY, May 27, 1860. EDITOR DEMOCRAT— Dear Sir—I saw in the Democrat your intention to publish the letter I sent you sev-

erl weki a-), but unfit tun at-'y I luve p.-t no tension. P.cpcrtsof it! prfrrf ?s have readied U3 f-'t at Ciiirago, 1.3 ben down on lln cdpjper Riice, (that was some five weeks ago,) on ! for several mon'.h pi.-.t, and now not only is M.f.s-! j;or t t!:0 Inula hiart lr--;.u he, Mugo. account of the cart-lioness of the express carrier, i achuevts likely to be a verv treat sufferer from1.,..,, -,! f f . - n.T.. .... . ... . -Vias Aid to be in h'.vor of tl. i. rr.inaiion Uat 1 am in hope? ot seen; .' :t ?ojn again. ! t!na di.-ease, but adjoining Mates are tareatened i ( c , , Here let me remark th it 1 l(.nt pen J ytm letters ' with a similar visitation. It is stated that yokes j , fcWAI;D ' nu ccarct-.y a w.,trK h;4 merely to see my name in print, njr for the bene-1 of cattle, cows and calves have been sold nr:d ex- P,,lss-af -" Ce the Cl.ic'-jo C tiVeKlion, but

fit of learned critics, but for the satisfaction of my friends and equals, whom I wish to keep posted in relation to the times and doings here in mines; and to save writing to each individual that I wish to hear from, here. The emigration for the last month has been rolling in by the hundred, and for the last week by the thousand; and such a craw-fishing a there is now, and will be for weeks to come, was never ons are new, and made expressly for the trip; about as large as a one horse wagon for a span of horses, and four horses or mules to a common wagon. But the last week the heavy ox teams rolled in with cows yoked in with the teams, with lots be supplied with paying quartz: while we have but three small experimental crushers. Most of the leads wont pay for working the mines alone; but quarts [sic] and dirt pay well. Two days ago a man took out of the Bobtail lead $104 out of one pan of dirt; and $300 out of a few pans. That is a little the largest hall [sic] made as yet. New leads are discovered almost daily, and one very rich one 000. Some think it is not a regular lead, but a "blow up," as it is termed—as it can not be found any other place as yet; but miners are daily digging for it, and it is bound to be found if there. In this section of country the bulk of the gold will be from the leads, as the gulches will be principally worked out this season. Most of the leads require capital to work them to aa advantage: therefore the gulches are more worked to get ready pay; and some pay about an ounce per man per day. Yesterday Green Russell, the noted Georgia and Carolina miner, took out a nuget [sic] weighing $128, and sold it for $150—(fact, no humbug.) He is the discoverer of the gulch, has the choice claims, and makes money with his company of Georgians. But not more than one man out of fifty in the mines is making money, and Enoch happens not to be that one. Reports eome [sic] good from the Arkansas. Blue and Grand Rivers, and thousands are flocking there, and many will probably get bit by the humbug, as they did last year in the South Park, the best diggings discovered last year—that is, gulch diggings. We have it from good authority, we think, that much better diggings have been discovered on the Arkansas and Blue, than anything before discovered in this region of country, and much more extensive. Large prospecting parties have gone over the snow range, and it is reported the best diggings are there. If so, they will be found in defiance of Indians, or other obstacles; for gold is what they are after. Thursday week ago, the first pick animal crossed the snow range to the Blue. The miners would drive beef cattle as far as they could for the snow, slaughter them, haul them on hand-sleds, and pack it on snow-shoes from eight to twelve miles, more or less. It would surprise the natives to see the alterations in the short space of one year; to see the improvements and hear the different sounds. Instead of the yell of the Indian and howl of the wolf and other wild animals, we have the whistle of the engine to work by: we hear the neigh of the horse, the braying of the mule, the sound of the axe and hammer, and occasionally the squall of a child. Instead of the war song, we hear the good old tunes of Old Hundred, Nelly Gray and the hog-eye man, &c. All excitement, full of fun and good health. Such a life as suits Enoch—only the lack of fruit vegetables and milk; and a little more gold would not be objectionable. Now, I say to all who have families, and are doing a thriving business at home, and have their health, to stay there and be contented. But persons out of business, or wishing a change of business, or have poor health and wish an exciting life, here is his place: although no California, but plen ty of gold here, and plenty of hard work to get it. But perseverence [sic], picks and shovels sometimes get it; and sometimes by luck, like lottery or gambling. Those who intend coming another year, should commence this season preparing their NIC NACS, such as dried green beans, corn, tomatoes, turnup, parsnips, squashes, potatoes, pumpkins, &c., all the dried berries you can get, for they are scarce here, and very high what does get here. Provisions are coming down, to what they have been. Flour has been thirty dollars per hundred pounds, but is now selling at twhenty [sic]-two to twenty-five; bacon, 30, sugar 35, dried apples 35 per pound; beef, 12 to 16; boarding, 8 to 10 per week; wages for man and team $1 per hour, or $10 per day; man, $2 50 to $3 and feed himself, or $1 50 to $2 and feed; lawyers' fees $25 and upward—half ounce to an ounce invariably in advance; doctors' bills, the size of one's purse, and then curse you if it should happen to be a small one; touse, (taos—whiskev) twenty cents per drink, and warranted to kill; and other sundries in proportion. The winter has been the most mild I have seen since I left California. We have not had a sprinkle of rain since last September, and no snow to lay on the south sides of the hills. Stock fattens all winter without feed in the valley. The heaviest snows were in April, but soon went off; but on the snow range it lies on yet. I have told you all I can think of at present, except that my writing to the Democrat causes me to pay my quarters freely for express charges on letters for information. I suppose they think I am a public servant, and "fed at the public crib," as our friend Shuyler is. Letters of acquaintance I answer, and those of stangers [sic] I reject. Respectfully yours, &c. ENOCH

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The Cattle Placue.

Tns entire New England Ftatea arc ,;it Ucd in regard to the rapid Fpreaid of a disease anions tlie cattle in Massachusetts whicli hastV.J3 far defied all efforts to discover its cau-e or prevent it- ex : ported from the infected d'striota to New York, j M one, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Verm .nt, j and it is not improbable th.it they h.ive carrie-1 t!-.e ; seeds of the disease with thrm. At the le-ul.ir sesa.on of th-; Legislature of MaaehuM tts.latelv closed, a Commission was appointed to provide fJr

the extirpation of tke disca?e. That Cunimirr-ion : &'vakd nnu ? TJie Comrncidul rn.-.n enhaving satisfied themselves that the malady hid J d o tes the foil. v in rtiy'es and comn;enta cxtrn Ud over a broader territory than w at frit upon Hrn, as follows : ( We credit each i i;,.;i,.,(i,i . .t .I... .11:.:. 1

1 he jutor wants to t-F.E I heu .-A youn.z man, a nephew, had been to ?ea and on his return wrs narrating to his uncle an adventure which he bad

met on board a tl.ip. j Jy ultiched to j)i iticipl" as well as men, to " I was one night leaning over the tafirail, look- j Ljive the vote of New Yoik to anv Demoing down into the mighty ocean," said the nc l.e-v, ' trat.' whom we shall call Wüiiam, 'when my ':i In re-ponse to tit's, the A.bm V Evaiing watth fell from my fob Kiid immediately sunk oui j Journal e-x pi esses the feelings, tick's Htoi of sieht. The vessel was oing ten knots an hour; j purposes of tl;e iSiard men of New

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" Ten kr.ots uucle." " And thee dove down into the sei, cams up with the watch, and climbed up by the rudder chains V "Ye 8, uicle." " And thNc expects me to Welieve thy story ?" " Of course ! You wouldn't dream of calling me a liar, uncle ?" " Wii'iam," replied the uncle, gravely, " thee knows I never call nlodv names : but mv snn, if the Ma) or of the tity were to come ton.e and say, " Josiah, I want thee to Cad the b:gpe?t liar in Philadelphia," I would come ttr .tight to titct, an l put my hand on thy shoulder, and sty to thee, William, ihe Major waiae to etc thee 1" Pubijc Me- Thirtv YunAto. Of the member of the United States euatc thirty years ago, only four are now living- Thee are Pe!e ?praue of Maine, Theodore rrel'r-:hue& of New J.rsey, John Tyler of Virginia, iaJ Bcnjamia Uugj.ies of Ohio. Of the members of the House of Represent 1tiiesin 1F3D, there are now living : from M-;a-cliusctts, Edwurd Ev.rttt and George Grinnell ; fiom Ohio, Wrii. Stansbury, Suniul F. Vinton, Elhdu Whlttilser, and Tom Co win. from tie o'her State there is only one here and there. Tom Corwin 5rst entered the Houc-e in 1S30, und not one of those who were his a?ociates at that time is now there with him. Rut he now rep-ei .t the sim e district that be did then, und was elected hy the sons ani grandsons of the men who Ki.t him to reprecut throi thirty fars ao. Of the members of the President's Cal ir.et in 1830, two Burvive : Mariin Van Buren, who wns Secretary of State, and Samuel D. liujLam, Secretary of the Treasury. ITTWc were t-hewn a day or two since, siys the St. Johns (N. II.) Democrat, a remarkable curiosity, which uas no less th in a block of wood taken from the heart of a white oak tree, in which wa firmly imbedded an Indian hatchet of stone. It was found by Mr. J. Evcrot, in the tnni.dn-- of Greenbu-h, who had cat the tree, and was manufacturing it into f-taves. The tree was perfectly sound, and nothing was noticeable iudi atir.g that such a thing was imbedded therein, until it was struck upon with an aie. L'pon cxcmiioOion, it was ascertained that the hatchet w as stuck there when the tree was about thirty years growth, and that it had remained there more than two centuries, as more than two hundred years growth of the tree was counted outside of whtre the hatchet lav. Don't Swear. Profanity is one of the most offensive and disgu-ting habits to which unredeemed humanity is given ; to say nothing of its sinfulness, (which every one of course understands,) profane swearing is a vile, vulgar, low-bred habit, from the indulgence of w hich a proper self-respect .-hould restrain a man, even if he h is no regard for the dictates of religion. It is a habit too, which increases to a fear id rapidity, when once given way to, and we have known of iiiftauces, where men were ouce highly uspect able, but unf irtunatcly ontraeted that habit, w ho have sunk so low as to use profane language in their own families, and even to swear at their wives and children. ——————— HEAVIEST LOSS OF LUMBER ON RECORD.— In consequence of the recent heavy rain there has been a high freshet on the river Susquehanna. The Boom at Williamsport was swept away on the 11th, and an immense quantity of lumber was carried off. Over 80,000,000 feet of lumber, worth over half a million of dollars, his been carried off. This is the largest loss of lumber at any one time, ever occurring in the United States. There will be a rise of fifteen to twenty percent, in the value of lumber in Philadelphia in consequence of the disaster. —————— Wont' you take my word, tur, when I tell jou I will call and pay your bill on Saturday mottling next ?' said a delinquent debtor to a dunning vi editor, w ith whom he had tJiarp words. No, sir, replied the other, I had rather you would keep your word.' IJr Sixty-four thousand four hundred and eighty, fix gallous of sorghum molasses w ere manul'acti red in Keokuk co., Iowa, last year. 1.7 The Greek Church in Ilu-sia is id .01 1 to publish a translation cf the Ntw Tthtamt'iit in the common language of the people. 17It is a hard thing to be weighed and found wanting. ILT" A cool head and a warm heart." is an execllci.i motto. A bright rof.y morning is like cheerful h(rt.

ilcaiiy lor Ihe FEght. Ui-(!i?r l Lis capli'.n, tve fee quoted in the Lake City Cornmercivl. the suhjiin-d. Ths Ct.rumc:ud since Mr. Slv.'aTvd's d-

; whal the Commercial Las been pitching into the Indlaruan on this a':ount. Vt"o should like to know what nttirnee there ! . . , . . , . v. th Doli'ira' comrh'iioti nf t , 1 1 01 1 . tarnen edi;o:s. if Mr. Mr CO IS of these cnor uas a the iii'tmnaiion ot e-)uie jev loik man liki Mr. it-eyniur. Cr.haj pilv this : eaicula'iun, the ScVf ard men ate loo stronvr fivoiin- was 1.0t noiT.ii.a'.ed ; but thy woo'd have he.-11 luoie gjiLveJ had hol ilm Convention realhonied tl, sr.Llirno cardinal pi ii.cipit-6 of the KepuUican party. If Mr. S-ward was not ia fav -r ntCi.i-c.-io his piivcip!"- wer-. And, even l.y his most devoted person.1, frlouds, hir principles are rnoie re.ve.rd ih u: ti c man. Let the D-MAoi-rucy. if tii-ey pi ease, o:ncetiii.tle all their p-uer upon New Yoik. Mr. Si ward's frionds woaiJ be lirap'.iv to h:tv ti'eir jt.itiiotiam bri-iigi.t to euch a lest. The gr.'a'vT the pr.t-.Mi:e, il, re:4. ter the pu-er ; ainl it it &i.;.rI but bo unt!ertoJ li al theii niiial is u be tried in th way indiea'ed. ti.e K-pi.b'i -ans cf ihe L'niou wiil if-e sikTi a ba.tic as has nevr been i.'ii;t upon this r-.niinua;. Will tha ' Dotiiihh-.ces ' pl. ase try ? 4 "Waat Mr. Sevad's friends v.otildhave done for jediu iiiey ui'i o f.r ire Ci.iMk,i i:e-ioioe?. It will tir-rv1 their arms to ktf.v tha; ev-'iv bi-.;v -k for Ahraham Lincoln, is a blow stiUck for Gov. S iv a r d ' s p t i ! 1 c i j ! ; s . ' C.us'l Coo!;. It is a sad delect when yuurt' ladle? .to incapable f di. coring their own teivanta : shous without soles, or wi is bands with out a fcLirt, are tm! more useless it.ui una of these. O.je day, shortly after Iii marriage, a y.oinj -jjerchant Went bom.', an 1 Seei,:g; no (.iuner ready, and his w ih-ap-pcajit.j; ai:xi im :.:id eoafu-ed, asked Vv'i.ai's the m afer 'Nancy wen: cii at ten o'clock this moraiis:, replied his wifs.'.md the cii.unboMtiaid knows 1:0 taojo ab.-ut cooking a di'.uer titan the n:an in the Liomi.' 'Fut C'.ii!d site not do it under your direction- ?' Under my directions ! I should like to 3 a dinner cooked under mv direcim;: I Why so ?' nskövl ti e husband, in tr.rpriie : ' you reiir.inly do not mean that you can no: eiKk dinner. '1 ceriainly d, then,' replied the wife : ' bow shoul I 1 know anyil.i i-j- about cooking ?' The husband was silent ; but Ids Jrok of astvnis,mo:!!, perplexed and worried his wife. You !vk very much surprised,' she said, after a moment or two bad ehir.1 I eil 41m. f I am,' ho answered, ' as much (surprised as I hhould bo upon tliidit'g the captain f mie vi my fd.ip.-. uoaoiuaintcd with navigation. You don't know bow to oo-k, and the mitress of a family ?' Jat.e. if there is a co king school ntiywhere ia the city, go to it and c mpleie your education ; for you aie deficient in .1 very important particular. ,4 II X?7"As a woaty traveler was wending; his way through the mud, in a far west region t country, bo discovered a youn nMid-oi seated ia the do r of a email log hou.- Hu rode up in ftont -f the house, und asked a girl f,,t H drink f water; be drank it, and she beir; tin; first woman bo bad s'eu for several days, tdTcrtd her a dime for a kiss. Th young maiden ao cepvd tl e offer, and received b- th the kiss and lh dri.e. The traveler was about t resume Iiis jjouinev, but the maid, r.cver bofor-i having seen a umic, nskeu : What am I to do wuh the dimi ' ' You may use it ia any way 30a wish,' lit replied. it is yours. 'If that's tho case, I'll give you back tho dime and take another kis.' The exaggerated etorv got up at Ya! itigton in relation to ai attempt to :ir..isein ; Sumner has bten seized upon by bis fanatical fiicnds.with the view n lentil g sympathy for him at the North. .hI t a-i-ist in tho election i f Li c 1 1 to tho I'residenev. Ol of the H. si..u papeis swallowed the wi o;e K o'V. and savMcd ' the holdirt; of a met-1 im in thai ity to pr tect th nie oS tuir.t.cr. VI e thie.it to A'.tack him w:is run ! br u ilrunkrn n an, but us S?na r Ruini er found his "tore head trick," made bini V ""u ' :-p. w"'g"i n - . 1:.: 1 :...! 1 . . 1 . .1 . threat of a drunken man might do tho same. The trick was utterly contemptible, but "drowning men catch at straw t."

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