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Title: October 30, 1860 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Morning Transcript, The Published: October 30, 1860 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 4 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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Sua r" bie e dill Pr hs i>) oe . “his the hemor of sume of our ‘iaba. 4 . nig, le Wath, 8 ay the avilors ; “9 aonb the “ardor of their politieul feelings, to the vabjebacd sppoara te be ta the bend-wrl. dulgethe fa ac os t the American Union f sage Bip ome ne it hOWHE as bos mde} HREM in me ns last tegs, ~— that, i Breakin on axiom of editorial ethos, that teachers : a i Parente 5 my an unreases interfere with your school. At such LPM ipsum Way eo 4 papery Neves ema. } eee timan Im — . in” Se tee eaeetoeny e represen’ tha wo te ere, on their and Aone one scaraeet Weeneeeee eeheewene eee eeennebeeerertaeee -. taekia MONG late of Bak ‘In him, and peg oi caidas re want . Pores AM ite Si ea happen to think, it an excellent piece of fun] let them have the ‘if they did not want, bf knowledge, If they. were aware that they towend-twenty or thinty regiments of: United} them, they eould — set. iat : Were esate wal haptmensa generally ‘ dat States troops, away down south, to look after . ‘ politicians . refvatdl: “Try/w a thild wiy;to eonviniew them: inte m the canes ‘ ¥ and check disunion. demonstrations. There Li oy Won i oa If you Fig jt succeed in’ convincing them’ . Fic ‘a miner, his mind en-. . os Gh ppt. goeyayty ‘ia eee "mess is no bane Sr a slib-sided, thin-cheeked In seply'to; ourfain eorrespyndent, we can . you willehe Mkely. Appoutiers yikes You hei d'in the house. of ite Trion fellow, gt pietnred Hopeeabut him, for, parsirietete eaidend Buchu iscon-) Lave tamnap vupestr ‘® hard countey.ifor . best men In the conttmmity-onocanpet augpomte . , 160.ncres jvalued at po. . * GeneralJackson, otrbeau ideal of American “that we. tf ‘not Believe that! exer. your calling: \Puisétit# are front aI parts of ae egg oe ators’ but men of tatellizence Tenth ‘River chivalry, was just such another. There is Dillight colitis a the Union, aiid core with’ t. orl! no. teDlingy what thys tevsihle Laiyeoln mex. dou] or the is eh et and that, not having . what constitutes a good i oh, we it . should he be elected, if the cotton states get . nny negroes to ford. orig ene HW Aid . teacher.’ Ailthese different ootions jouist be . Pennsylvania, Onto Taaans and Os ime, “Vermont, . . . 100 nereny xalued Boece!" idic i) Rion it inte their pates to raise his dander, ~~ saan ps z people of . iled, at “this ‘of ideas . Bigs ae } = \ t str Gi z dio! ; Then, there i 18 Douglai ia—a Vermont Yan. m na v8 of Pennyou must harmonions order.. It is, 10 fe ’ 9 4 “y pi ? OUD, occas ea Att 2 045,000 keeles "i "Weary, "bub “brittle Ur plc. hut . jnitiy instamees) ie hiard teak. ‘Phe institutions . *° Secon doa th nee . ke Nothing would please him better than fo sit . of theolder States are fix 1 ours are wks pom. . cst , age ‘ down in the east room of the White House, . ; \ ot ° ly forming: We : ; re with hisshort legs tossed over ove of the marMy work. aes sad of prefbiae mack je ee . ta on whee ia) Wé Comm yest ae y Tages Bux fae repeat not be of the United, States army,.to progeed down . hope‘our lady correspondent w seppitd oneiesrenrae, south. and argne the: disunion question with . for saying devil,” 3, war! : ene I South Carolina, edd omit’ genus, at the avoid il 40008 @ WALOES EeLinErElD ier , Cas Th ‘editor & : Lut ad A potty Nanaia lsadhe 3 be ” Ute glanbo-if we wnthé Weekly Journal published at. Yreka may . metaphysical cannon. jand him aright, he is the great head’ and’ be wetdown as an independent.cuss of, the Walt, if Bebokinridge shoul . be elected, Rey He is op. fi ~ water. be Just closed the) what then? The Disunionists. eteim hin aw . ! re capa iieaay wea uid 0 oa aati whieh ocea-}. ed wim ratts . c: nétate” ue Wry Shih sexe ; i Bat it the Can Sti his bh or ‘or tong tutallbcny James ‘after “referring to! But, if the Catton States, should 4 he disappointment experienced by many . as with him, we'will’ wager 0 i _ who ted. of the . } “RP. AVERY, Editor “Scotch-Kentuckian blood es he Bae, eb worked, worked . ’ Ege mo ag sone over,-and-that he will be as ime atoed the eae ot reanenery. day, . ji le Serving tle Usb de er for morithie, dnd Written our ‘editorial, as we'} , . iare-now writing this,” after night. By: pur= ge Ween pes : GM. veq wee Gartmore John Bell, Everybody knows Jobn Belt, . suing are ‘Have ‘ave deurring . xpress gal Wily knows that lie": the ¢ debts whieh Wé soul not pay, and have not ncere convict f woellence, of the Union, and @ Eur on kept the ‘Journal going but have actually,. of tr Sonn Lt: ia as ao Ouly By ¥otini & scap Uabaresthas, toch te otheind a unten’ } nor unjraste money. We are & good average . victory sar r, bY tufted) ¥ Digunionisfs fiti:” “Tt 1#'fi€edlebs therefore, to } pom njana ~WGancitber . ¢ ein swreramn eh twit . e se ‘alow , thing about John Bell, further than ter tes ately loadin. (Werbase the: lost quali. ar the Gitte will be. : to recommend hig friends; te-vote for Unele tye fication ga mre brother ed. /on n or def a “the, andiance on the evening of the. ? ; Charley Roberts, who is the impersonation— } ~ Foping iat will be . itote:y’ “We hive’ Mt ey a BRIGGS, Propricte: i ; and 2 big impersonation he is—of John Bell's amply edified swe have sud: fatend hereafter, to * Bris own wore + staryarin Clg . ead © the sti . in Oalifornin. made to herinterrog ve bes leave, in jing.” Brother Bassett will ne viuster in. ngs mI =. ; ‘Tn summing up our arguments—though it diplomatic weer the most the'chareh sailitamtss) “1. . : D valet ' erjuments to please himself—we are fully of Fae ao ws Phe McGowax vr, Po, CONGRESS. — m Thi ; pinion that, whoever maybe, prensa “Ses ma Freee We pabegere Pc of the Bulletio, _writing . persis osident, ag be no dissolution of our . . TA =e sal fii gad ’ w glorious Union, and thatmmabody uced absent bitin mactctusaapectons . rd porey wa to Congreae from Atizo. “ Tatniscity, onthe’ hy fo wit of W Leck WATOHES AND eikéianBN: > her ve af from the polls from the dread of éyeh . of of die Boldt: SS AA ERO MUA ‘na, has resigned in order to ancept the office i woeds haa of the eva art OC.9.00Re Et . brace a diteful result. "S. Mrs. Cathdiiie'Bolisford) woman of Indyeee . ou hehalf.of the, United], LE. % Rita, mt riey” ) oe, like appentixide has bees arated ia Charlestes.in running the. boundary. line between Finest, English Swiss “Amexic can, Watel Sor Tue eae ony mat This iagment it ti, olina, chet California-and the Territories. x ‘ill suo are Ost. 20th, SAMUEL Pauxs, aged a i na may: be interesting to state that the popula. zene ; ve ing ¢ eal his efforts to secure a separate, will be ac mt the Chronsmetera, Levers, Independent ) God's tion ofthe *Eternak City” ia about one hanp . tious sentiments, pe-dlenied any Terrie ree TASES Oe late Se Seah Pc ‘ebecei, ‘ . dus dred and seventy-five thousand, dividedduto ] attempt to-clreulaterhnr apmieus, but admit. dete to ‘thie position. . i ui pois fifty-four parishes, with 1\280-privats, 2092] tod. sho entertained the abolition sentiJudge MeClowan, formerly ; of San Francisco, . ): Pe f a Fagen sd oe ou theirs manks and members! of (religious porders, . ment tO fev, andl .atabed that she is one of the-candidates; and it is:very probae, Sale. LADIES’ SETS,, BROOCHES, RINGS, ance . 1,698 nung, and 547 ecclesiastical pupils. Ex-{ waa an adunitet uf. Johar Brown. She was . able that. “Old. Ned’. will; be, auccensful.— 1 : . ee) neteteneDoar ofan log DIAMOND Renate on i elusive of Jews, tho naniber of inhabitants required ‘to v6 bail inthe ¢utt of $900 for . Some of his friendshave. made. up a purse 4, alk meee YY ae Sean ite Finest aan cae a . ion dot acknowledging the Roman Chuzh indi®, . good 31 SO ead for, the. purpose of defraging his expenses, Pentre ae oc fate se AVID eer chusishaan Breottng Genk Caer ea: even & There are seveuty Cardinals composing the and he is now in Eqstern Arizona actively on ool i196 \VER soa by td Sivee Cage ~~ Jeanin ig Serna B ta whom are ag ‘ ee gaged in the bambi Dav, No Sa crtunt Hox IN thelr 4 iue teen D ‘con ‘of edeieabaie, wid Jiahed,® me . . Serencue 3 eee at ase ir . oldest Cardinal is 84, the youngest 43. BiftyHonien o ones ca . A Lwery Prnacoour.—A Montreal fag of Noveda, som therent at the EBS dist Ac four are Italians, sixteen foreigners.. Six of ian ai Buk — schoolmaster, somewhat of an enthusiast in said state, are not co why a ‘. by the TICKERS on —The the forelgu Cardinals are of Frans, thites of] pn besa Rai. the science of geology, has recently made a of said petition poe ~aetat Payee eg or , Scient Austria, two.of Spain, two of ortugal, one nop. good hit, by which be pockets the sum: of . . ah, tea, 5 Sana, oor to of Belgiun, one of England, aud one of PrusPerea ype on. A gt fo ——— os. M. Levey, Deputy. . .Q¢r-For-foll particulars refer to Bills, East gaa, ‘Twenty-seven Cardinals (Ltsiane) ne . ee Sian pioadae sal 5 Ay le near Acton, on Trunk ; WiLL “ Lees Warranted as repre: vente ‘side in. Rome, and aasist the Pope in the spirteem o F porigrotwen en ‘little “copper ote sal Breage Fore 8 : “gerade, Sept [email protected]~ FOUNG. } aon ‘Hiual government-of his ebureh, and in the} Se ee proren onde of Fhe victed ap AGO Rirtaae wRpeeue HF cheastidieies, ——— . cee temporal government of the Pontifical States. . aly mire cL? than Pe cries Putse oe : Setting to work, he soon developed a magNFORMS, THE. Peete . Ashmore's Melodeon. a: feats ‘Tho civil liat-of Rome.costs about 600,000. on 7 with . a'ficent copper mune; which has justbeen sold} 2,1. ticy and sam at Wilf Broad Street, Nevada. . anen The ealarice of the + officers do not ex-f ae tumaee” The News thinks that.one year . for $500,000, of which he reeeives $200,. 'tend to CAVING OUT — iN Pra id wien “Cie, soit teem a lead the highe nad we IN PLAIN] mesda Evening, Oct. 6m. . Good ‘three thousand dollars, “Bayard Te jfrom thin time will witness the iren_boree 1000. ~~ whe sapped lg vrtinins Pract knoe . y: ; tite states that there. are more free public «i pending terelet —— wa ters Limecit be. um pn Fo en This company is compaesd ‘of the ‘TolloWikg 7 ~ in Rome, in proportion to the populatio i eiiaahei a F ICA it wat mn . who may employ him. those ‘well-known and talented performers : ae I of th than in New York, and that the tazes.are4 funeecinaiiiindiientin <obeinads oorres. “et hes town of Nahant was purchased . . . Frees Planted, Praned, Ete, 1, W. LAFONT ; word ya r for a suit of clothes, and that} Waving been to act as fr. . ‘ 5 e of 1, Joss than in. that State or England or Fraiies. } pondent -writes-that a letter received there several of the Ao A . Qian Monk; Teg: Mariette, the ‘ then the only inhabitants wero wolves and . e wit receive onleie for all Kinde or Poem ad W. SHEPARD, . long Kmaimp By-a Cave.—The Butte Fe ree antiquarian tehtar thet avery: ton: Shaaahe ees be said of most of the ad Tr prees, Spans, Yan Green JOHN KING, — limat ai “A a named Hugh Sper, pongo 3 haa heen made in Egypt: . sheep's nei 008 tha er econ. ” aa Orders with N. P Seprete at the ” TAYLOR, ipa led on Mondey eveni “The excavations wade at Memphis have . afte, Nevada, and with be TLOR, é Ferry, by the caving of ot BS inks, . while * Hiratiebt to light « inebil founder's workshop. Coan On iicenianw BH, Ratey, ef Bast = ha es oe Nevada. of Pas om as x SEVOR 8 peo , ‘sal eeagraed anteachiantyg Peake.» phar discagered his toola, about") Florida, Leemacy sential Lamp” for n ree hie OY Together with thecelebrated — pee Roms New York’ City, were he eaestuemnemeniestnbt medida] RS Sesser encase eden he cies Free bid thie . gp iaehom. Famitys ae : ‘ouay unce esa” @ had been in . mpwards of $20,000 in experiments, and iti s preSuatewetved idfor saint oS. whe ag ; SAnEE Ne he STL EENEES peeeey Sle calw abet hs 7 Tiakets 6 Cobts. 8 : mus -