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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

SuIcIDr.-A man named Thomas Hart, VINO was
Locked rp In he s.yeoth ward 5ss'on House ,e.,e,saY oo
g., c toss.ion shortly ssr di'coyesd h.pfins ~ te
rk p, ihe door b. cell lie bad used biz sf
% cord An INQUEST win be held On the body To-Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

AHREsr Foa BURGLARY.-0n Friday night las, tho 90
,ondbsrd c,,hDr store No s Barter street, STasa Ss
ns of cas- Yesterday Oacsr den OF ths s'Ith Wad en-
conn cred Gal 'shsr In the 'sss. With p''eos
.ioep clothes upon bT Be tojs her nt1 oas.ooy ~
~ - that she haj committed the burglary Jus
tice Kelly committed her 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

FIR IN 1GREEspoIsr.-About J. o'clock on We'd
-. sd,y nobt a FIRE broks out in Mr.. J. Alexanders
iron iouDdery corner Of Fa3k.jn avenue and MFser9s
street In short ne the builtng was snt1,iy g as.
I'm. and was injured for $1,000 which about covers
tie lo,a. Mr. Alexander loss on stock and machi-
ney is estimated 81 about 81 ,0OO on which there is no
insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
COURT on srEcIAL sNssIoNs- \

NoAhOliis oEflhb, ana hlitA
Cath Butler atsau land battery tined $40. John Dix
on u,uu and battery, $l0 Angus dooor assault and bat
tory, go Patrick PHI n assault and hutterv 81 Chr an l.
borl b. aa'su and battery s9 Msy Jane ee ps y larceny
pcnensy onghs Addison Jackson assault and batter
btcd $40 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

SrA.CoIsT PRsoTIcE.-Ihs New-York City Guard
will proceed to Fort Hamilton on Monday, the 18th
inst, for targe, firing With sea-:oast artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

ST. ASS's CHURcH-YARp.-The Trustees of S.
Apns Church having b,en authorized by the Leaiela
tuIe TO dsiner the remains Of the old graveyard in
Fulton street have for time been engaged ia the
duties thus devoviDg upon them. high board fence
constructed, to prevent the collection of idle
and curious persons while the employees of the trus
tees at work within the incosu,e. The bodie. Of
numter Of pertoDs heretofore well known in the
community buried there, aud some of tbeie de-.
scendns laboripg under the Impressions that their
remains were pitched about rather uncereuoneoasly
by the woilmsD, employed some persons to tear do WI
he fence. Thi, they did on "Wednesday night. Tie
Fi! Precinct Police being informed Of the affair, Scr
geant Brown proceeded to the place with posse of
men AID by prompt action, soon cleared the sidewalk
Of the large crowd that had colested there The fence
was again Ietrected and policeman kept guard all
hight TO prevent further depredatons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09
COCRT CALENnAR-rn. n.,-

SUPREME tOrRr-GENERAL IERM.-Nos. q, a.
=, H. u, r. ~, H. ~, 20 2sA ~ 2a. % a. o. Y IS a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

BOARD or COUECuAEH.-0wing 10 the want Of ,
quorum, this Board held no meeting last evening. Thu
next meeting Of the Board will be on Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

FELL Our OF WIsDow.-Mary Hughes, do
e,tc residing the family Of Mrs Ayrs, No % HoJt street.
IN from The secopd story window Wednesday, While en-
sg,d In banging clothes 10 dry. She fell distance OF about
% feet still ns be,d upon the tagging Her injuries are
sunnf I'D 10 be of "A fatal character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

TIE Rev. Dr. Ww. BOse colleague Of DR.. Spring,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

ALLEGED FALSE PRETEssEs.-hary 6ranam,
raipJ Ie.dI In Atlantic street arrested D. Om'
Ger trap ,nee aud brought before Josas WOOL
T.', nh, L@rp, fancy store In the street by r udu-
Bs The complain. chss-' that Vt. Gtans,
~ her,s to Caste being engaged 10 the max
N, nm nd ,s, OF % applied to him. In July and August last
10 Do ohss fifteen vetOine, which .se sed wee her on
onsrty az claimed o. Mari K2 storekeepr In bTcsdwsy
Who had g7cD he irs 70 the woman 70 maze up
Ne an n pyin the goods in the Soprems
c. or thu value Of such Of them as might have
h.sn ,od Mr. Ca,te discovering the fac inlne stately
S.,1sd the opery 20 TIE owner aud the suit dia on-
M ned The p,e-It proceedI then Instituted sgant
next Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-09

TIE RULED ENVELOPES. - The run upon tie
Post-Offices for the new ruled stamped envelope
stD continues. The Postmaster General hiss Just
ordered an additional supply OF fifteen millions
TO meet the demand. The Postmasers through
ont the country will be furnished with the rev en-
velope, with instructions from the Department to On
courage its introduction az important postal reform
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

hAkDsosEGv tuRNleliEu HpI i .t-Af
~ mot.tp improvemenit, M. Amt a,e t-4r D,cN
of broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

A DOUBLE HOUSE, o. BY 10 FEET WITH NfSE
n lots All he leased on reasonable terms i0~.t !
y nh eecoiI hons. zup he'd " -
v rard vss ,ssssson iinm.o lately. Apply 70 DAME
N NAN 22s sixth 4, enue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

no fET-ArARTaR>TS OF Raos And B-Daoow-
in t-a hbn-. NJ ~ Christie stree Canal 0treet
PLY th- r-stn-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

.yrABI rs ToIEf arse aMaNtH.hN ~ INQUIRE Ow
- WiSHELI, IN he front office - the rarp-1i.r shop
tsrs al ziTP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

ITO IFi-TWO PARLOPs ON fIs.T FLOOR FWO
y Ras-neris t~o Rooms IN ai.., ~ spi obi ssd
,arlor hester snd portion ~ the Funi
No 30 ,har,n sir8s. taa p. ir m 10 ID
o'cnck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

lT,Z,Rr H ~. To LEr-FDR HALLS LsCft RES
M ac. Inquire ~ FOX 4 auRRah, o. b. PREMISES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02

FURNISHED HOUSE To- LEi-CoNI slNi> TWENTY
Il With al improve neHts pltl,t.tg
i ~ ft@ tnfh in
m.dh iely. v en- for HI riss' ,sg hu.e
le si'st iir--- Home
Nh t,on square Post Ohice.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

With something else woad not be suvpssoi no wever,
ex Governor Koerner should be scot 70 Bertha
The greatest drawback the German candidates for feds
raj sppoh tmens " II experience In pu shug their clam,
will be the difficulty OF makisg Mr. Lincoln acquainted
with the drl German wishes reheoted In their
press aud hence rust they will fed grateful TO your
correspond nt for he publication OF the above details
which we're ur ish 10 him by o the most eninent
German citizens Of his State Mr. Lincon s disposed TO
upon he bins herein thrown out
The approaching meeting OF tho electoral college has
greatly enltveped spr rrsneld. AN the electors have
already arrived. Zach one brought whole suts Of
pecisnt friends along and the hotels and b1rooms
vel filed
Mr.. Lncon MS rom was crowded all day daring recep
ou hours, and there end OF inoauctions saluta
Nons, oonkr 'ula.iorr, compliments, 30, DC.
Tho attention Of The President elect 10 now axcd on
Coness He awaits tho appearance Of ns predecessors
Message WITH he greatest anxiety Tho attitudes likely
to be assumed by Northern and Southern Congress are
a'so a fre quent theme Of conversation with him.
Father Giddngs departed early this morning f,r tho
Fest
George Fosg, the Secretary OF the National RepuOI
can Executive Committee, again In town. and figures
pr 'minently about the President
Some wsss daily en.eros the names OF distinguished
Esstern politicians the regsiers OF the leading hotels
Each such posus works the political gossppcrs Of
this city considerable excitement, until the sell
discovered by attempted calls upon the hotel strangers
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

Oa' ursnee','u' movement H hoerHpher j1rsy quotes
'oer-Dee 10 him tee saying q Loud Broughan "rhc
rue Icy 6 srea' his HAVING been in sd vspss u
nh age On 'hsse three great qutssons QuitnaD ~, ia
aoSacs hAs3e hot no barely gone 10 the tomb ac1
ne ess'br march Of events forcing bis equity 70
enter eron Tho 'or,n Of The three grea, ssops which
sosoreed 10 nuss OF i' fhooghi aud Issore,es Rights
oopa and Mexico Col Claiborne has tssiei his subjec.
genial sn pleasing s5o, and bis boos which i ds
dcated "ro tine yorth of tho soa,h may bs rea, ,,s
poot BY the yoah and those Of age Ia an oar, n
our country
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

vAlrp RaAi ErAyp IN vsssoxT -rbs solovtnS a an
abesrscs OF the valuation Of real estate In vsymoat
cordpe We appraisal Of 1seo, together with the lo
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

American Ssamsn.
TIE follow ing In absraot OF roturpa of American soa
en reeet<rcd ths several ports OF the United states
during toe ear ending september 30, 1900
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

The faliovirg statement q tho number Of American
registered 10 the unts SAies during Of the
lsst twenty onc Year, naeytrom soptsnber 90 1s3o
70 Septenber 90, Isoo.-
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

The .rrY~vcd stats
ma PROBABILITY Of the ultimate ns,csty Of rsso-, 10
should bc kept In viss, vhatsver measures msy be
adopted By this STATE aose or In coucers with her
Ia csriy IS prsc able II \, of .ho hiss,.s rpos
lance that some common centre OF opinion aud action
should be sushof tatvsy established. This may be o.
tcted by sc ccnvenfors of the several a0euiing States
providing Tor ths Organization aud suoseq soat frequent
periodical appointment or electioa OF Q com ntise of
safety for each SAte 20 consist OF equal 70
their Senator's and represeu alves 10 Coosress Tnsss
com nitets vhcsc duty should be period cally 10
sembs At scne central poin. for the TRANSACTION, of bas
ncss, should be invested With adequate powers absolute
or contingent, 70 act for their ,sctve States upoa all
questions connected with the aud proson
sovereign States. Such body OF mcn, even n clothed
with the authority OF but sro Or thres States would
msnd rsspect and secure qusi and psacsabs results -
have ihrs veniured 70 seseat some sussesioos, for
which am alone resp nsioe. rhey may BE- modified or
In rcion, and the action of the Georgia Coaveat,oa
which viii shortly meet for tAs purpces Of tAkiag ths
nne important question mo oonsd:s,ioa.
md privilege Of dossminlns thsss grave ana aousssous
quesiioss involving tAs hosov asd sfsly Of ne sAs
,Ss ss roS s1 y ssa ~
Iongs Lo.s . ths psopss 10 them ths appeal mnt BE-
r: sf q ss s s;A
tbs Win Of The psops ~ sss ssn q oosysssios Il an
vsress power shall have spcsss. ali rccd cissss, what,
ever may b. shsir Opinions, win soqussos. An WIN vie
win aaosAee In patriotic seA 70 maintain ~ dignity
and authority Of ths Ssats. Mninnipei ~ thsa Be
unisd, and harnoasos ocsssss, and viss s3rsesc 90
tscs vim sscers y! s.fsAy.
he very important and vital chsrA0eH o. the ques.
toss vhok ars orosA apcs sossida~son bas led M
look solely 70 remedies not nessy palliative, bss css
tual and pewDaaoaA rhere nay - some tem porAyy
remedial msasuYss withn The power OF tbs LcgislAure
II such be dsvssed win give me great pleasure 10
CO operate win you In their application.
He susseausssy took prominent part In The plans OF
the AmS,can umpsihssrs win the psix,eas In Cuba,
End Dis views and acts On this susjscs are sivsa
by oooss Claiborne - rulp and ~ completely
sous,dsrci lust 10 lying psyscipaicv 10 Thai rrsAi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01
The Syrian Massacre,

The intelligence received by the steamer Hun
gsri.n, and published in our ieicgraphic column
Yesterday. presents startling chapter "i savage
erueI,y and revolving barbari'y. worthy :" the
darker asss Of the w.rid, aud scarcely to DO ex-
pe,,ed N The nineteenth century, even from
m e .o proverbialy fierce cruel aud ifeacherous rs
the Turks Nj long since. we saw the young
So,tan Of Turkey involved in quarrel with the
great Emperor Nicholas, in which the integrity
Of his d, minions seemed to he threatened by The
Russian Bear, and his expulsion from Enr"l g
arrear ed to be Imminent Remembering the cause
OF that quarrel, aud calling To mind the noble
and magaanlmous conduct at the sublime Por;e
in protecting Kessuth and his comp ani"ns from
the Iapacity and persecution oil tho Emperor OF
Russia. our sympathie- were enlisted in behalf Of
thsyoung Sultan, whilst engaged IN the unequal
eaufio,; and il WAS with feelings Of no ordinary
pleasure that We beheii England and France
espouse the cause If the Turk, who. for once,
appeared to be tho champion oi liberty and the
ri gifts Of conscience. 1t was a notable alliance,
that Of Protestant England with Catholic France,
-uphoIdng and defending the waning power oi
MoLus ,spedanism. against the enernachmeDts OF
the representative and head Of The Greek Church.
who was in fierce pursuit Of the fugitive Luthr.
rams Of Hungary. The dr,u,ee OF hlohamned,
protecting the adherents Of u de-rised faith the
Representative al the ancient Snracens II terpu,lng
in behalf Of the followers of the Nazareno.
The Who'll. Christian world were earnest spec.
taturs Of the scene, hoping that the terrible strug-
gle winch followed ia the Cnn.ca would loosen
the shackles that Tor more than IA thousand years
bad hound tit Christians ui the last aud that,
MT .nly the HISTORIAN ChaIdean.. who for ages
had maintained pure faith in the remote mount
aims e Kurdistan,-but wherever the Crescent
foa,ed there also the banner { the Cross should
wave. Little did we think hIdc did anybody
dream that 80 SOON after the erhoe- Of British
eanp"n had died away in the C,imea. there shouii
come t,dings Of the fierce prosecutions and terri
bl. a,assacres which even convuising the
universal heart of Christendon,, aud calling loud
ly for vengeance to be visited upon the perilious
Turk. The blood Of eight thousand Syrian Chris
tians. murdered; and the smoke sf one hundred
and fly villages laid waste, appeal to the Chris
tian nations Of Europe ~ extrpnie this foul can
Ger. and wipe out every trace of Mohammed
rule from their continent II the Tntk- cannot ap.
preciate tho nelloralirg aud shenel spirit #
the age, but retain and cherish Il = forms of de
caying and now alm, at obsolete harbari M (; they
should, like the Nor'h American Indians, give
way t" higher and purer civilization; a wiser
and better development Of human progress. We
have however. been betrayed into these remarks.
when 1t was only our purpose to invite attention
tn the highly interesting urtire ON ,,ur 6rs mn 90
taken from the New in'k Evening Posi-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01
The Democratic Program me.

In the eoncu,un Of his fire .eatGts letter t.
which we have, u yet mails little rrieseuac, Mr.
kett says:
IL my Judgment, If tho Black L, suhliean par
~ sur,e.ds III tlG coming rlettlnn thr Gnvcfh,r
should Immediately assemble the LEGISLATURE AMI
that l"piy ia 1ll hrayile f. r II STA Crnytrti ~.
wh,ch should pfO ct tho State from ihe dlshan
nt .ubmi- u II Il ak Republican rnlc Is lore
the tribunal 4 ,h"worli and ut the bar NJ hist
~ we shall sand il-t,hel. Freed IN iDve- muru
more "a the srIIit 4 r"'rie than IN the .rah, IT
gsyerument. Ne-Lah restlve tie rlas9i,t- #
bray" me-" ir uresf,,ng freedom, a1l hot r.
pt=g,-hs. fer sha'tertg u J.-rr.sstn.
: na'pr Hamnant in h. un5,r-werah'e aul
rsHsumtna'" Atgunr,ts "n the nj nl-sion 81 Ia
sed "SiuA 'er : .Yere ghry.' Aa- exposed
tse te--,Utcr- an! tie CAT e fa- S5uth. up,.s
bib y" NAV sa''y -.ai. Tn. Uni "a i, ia u,
travellers TIL u many Eastern habitat, ,ar are: II
pslarr'in lax uroa, T.. far the outsle u.
pfs'~htine ~" appearance ( q house tnat ,h1nla
Las, Tor senerail N. iut the MUSTER puts l. s
walking sack ar h,- hii heel through the raitcr.
aad he finds that he xre ants have eaten all tie
-uAsInnc. ouf 81 the unier., agl that al THAI IL
rec. IT. ui ban is eaasr- Vt paint. which al II
ifV-fs b,aN may distrse IN ciIui nt du.t
he skirtirE ard, hie already peif-hed tGe
rrfsef- ready tumble in. We OF to-
h.slA hsre taue e,s,yilluy to preserve tho u
ipn. We b.te yieiigI in -, eyerythiu :, but u
htnar. L. u. yield th.s only az encny yirl.#
n,s hsuter.
g. a. NJ keiu sfirmy tho skirtins boar.
he,s already persisted. aFd the rafters are lea l.
IA tumble IL" wl9 !. t. bnme bu, the party W
which lie ane b.. sr,'e 1--we Away, acted? /
wa ther o{seraute unkehng that bron ~ u. ,.
wt.rt ~ srs. ana nv. t4m7,on-likc. .beeaas.
tbe, can ~ snger rule. they will Full the ralrer
"A .Hn. ii the Temple VI 5y.r sa- hea
There !. way by which Black Republican u
may y. easily assfts1 Wis will ut Mr. Kcf
AID hi. too Dsaosrscics joia Us to suairi, ayjc.a
~ from these enemies Of tie peace a.l pficr
the country, No; we believe that thay wan
Disunioa. and that to effect th. they w,1I W.
i.gly. aye. gladly, aid Indirectly in the election i,
Line In. Cannot Southern men conIIe leui III
design. of such men a. Mr.. Keitt !? aud ,ii IN
, no, withou, regard 70 party at in such a mao.
, a. 10 thwart themi VIII they u permitted +
i, take advantage Of their own wran. by ,-oeini,
ting IA state ot things The existence Of which g.,
! are heUcearth 10 plead IN jGst,fcarioh OF heir
a ! voiurohary and destructive policy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01
Major Donelson.

We had The pleasure yesterday. says Tho Mcf
phis Enquirer, Of meeting this distinguished z .
tleman. who has just returned from yi>it t,
Nashville. He bring, the most chesrin anl en-
couraging &C counts of the spreading and unpa
raleleI p ,pulari,y of the Constitutional uuon
Ticket Indeed. from every direction the iolicn
tvr. now are. that Bell and Everett will e. iu,o
ower before the people, in spite Of nil oprosr on
and. in iast, without much. Major Dun.lsoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01
Doug.as Meotlng nMob,le.

An enthn~astic ID ugas meeting was held in
Mobile few nigh,s ago. The Advertiser speak
ing of it says:
From all accounts the D,ngIAs Ratification
Meeting on Monday night Wa. ne NJ the lar,-.
poltical gatherings ever held IN 81 .l'le, .u1 it,
proceedings were orderly aud 4 Gle ser Vel
calculated to advance the inter-.t E tts ,u,ia.
caGse. Oh curse there were ,.usn q ~ ter.
sons present, who did no; -ya,,~th -. i~li,.ea.iy
with the oljesia Of the me~,,ax- =. -sssle.. ma
ny wers attracted By tks rspsa.ss1. a, ss.aa.nee
of abe liza Pierre Soass ias rals. osa,or Of lhr
evening.
But With all REESE -. :. ~ s..-e y IA. sp.a.
rest tiDsza NOT r's4 st-.sz . Vi iae po+ t,rz. Is
Dss. Le aha .sss issi IL. sssgAy ~. l4k4iY iss
p-iAE. lar .ssrsIgrI, psG - IL. Erst4 sr,3s Z.
-pAssY sAe ~4~k ysssspss
5-SCss ~ sas sa,f ~ os,se"str, .p". " 10. -
val Dxssa~s&rsrs. 4 e'54sui ta4, sns b,uglps
v.sx . F.zsisT s7sSs< ssnaos "! "a, u -. oo
car Bfssss@ssSks s,sss.ses VI tss idslouty
as8 1rstses vii HsrF ~ -. 0n invite -team ats
vSrk va IsDfs ss5ssi'! et" e,.,'o,dUtos " q.
pos teach bs<s,s - S,S1is Hba ever ma, be
-tse ssn S,isos VI iinSs ssserbsfs. tts g'g~th q
the p,sgIa- parry IT, ASi,ls !. .ae / tbs poliil
cal ~srveis Il the day. Il .. Mt lyng slou< osr
neigbbo- OF rbe Kegister sni w. hi
spirits who Thought with bi@. sefs tie ooIy
ss.wsi Dosgls. n.n in the Whole oiiy ne~ III. :
are found. IL apt chick .. sa,slaB leaves 81
valIaDbro-a." still quite tIsoiifOi II every side.
and as outspokcs Numerous. 1.-The increast
within the three mnnth- ,rA4 lie ct all IL
pryp rim to the advancs male ia tls last three
the Sight in tbi- county win Lv MALAY between
Bell and D,vxias--Brsekiprihge and Lane bsin,
=s,whsre. NV, &c d. not desire exactly -och
condition u thiag-. We dYn'i wish Douglas I,
GEL to strong. aad rhsrsf.ne we'arss arI impor
fae followers VI Breskisriigs Ia 90 u work wit
relieved seal and .Iligeuee for their candhlase,
spd "a keep up The ire hot and heavy upon III
ALitsle GIANT By all means let them get up
bssbssas or . displsy Of some sort. bring dow
sxaassy. Msrxsn AMI other big suns. aud get o,
aIix ssswd. Somsthing ahould BE- done speed
Ut, sanlsraes rI.e deleserh.as ia6ueace .
Or. Ssuis'sspseeb sad the Saturday night di
paay. D.
Inm Evening TERMINATES Or. aIIan'ers visit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01
Stop the ThiclI

SlplfN from the s,lt, rita,J On MONDAY ,,a o,,h -, =
- July i>o boo tail BAY HoK>E 40 wears ,,. 70 y
~ hrs', chtis ms head high wei IN harness ma
nus some marks on his rdlnp, caused bv turnno r,n T. ~
a IN, on yer. good saddle and brlle worth ,rm am
INC M - ilut hman; he gave his name to t,e
as AbhAiiAM al G,ENHEIMEI:, but nave ii, r
'ns, ms IL name !. PHILIP KAHN III is nrnr
VT ee ears ODD about five feet eight inches t, ,as n
pA"t sheft >indN hair aud short red a.. M
' Vh "it oiarh hat 81 caslncr, coat and t,i,I
T r ,ss, II loa'de may NAY, cbnnged h.. ci,I,y ~
:, ! haS SIM afne'i that he a nnt.,rjous -, mn
si mas t'ilElt rd hk offences before thuk h.. j., "ip
III. S p'n s.r"4na or souh Virginia as he len
ns-. liz. i.,e, "a hui has seen Al "a at
pablo places. '"V s ,s'.nils ruatr To nsoid
Prince Hdv,,d & II Tai. % - OEo. ". FoWLkEs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS offering.
BAopN-- Demand good notice saes At IAf,l2i7c FER
prime.
IEA.s-rSone Offering
B-YSwAr.-9fGy82 ecna
MARKS, v.al .sppe 90 10 lo saie for
frkin
CoEs-suply Iarcsale. s. IS Yellow ssx to SIN for
Hd's Aesd Corn.
G,xS NfaL.-Pent, aad dnll al s5a,s1k ccnis
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Darn PkuIr--S No isle
tioss.Iiir r.ccipts continue ight-siih o demand
qlolr scrcrdne s6ls; EStra s6jO: Family q.
II. ysHsn.--ti .i2Gt LID eorts
ffNrH,ais.--tBshi3 rvntA = :
q ION af 1850 NJ E.e-es Manipulated Guano $780, som
trtu uaio IS Mexican Guiana s259E American 6uano
A. ihehs sup Phosphate o Lime S0Vs u'hs Ihosho
Peruvian ,nano $3.50. ufns Bone Ash .inanp f5!5D: Ruff
rihac, Manure si iufn's Ground Bone Ash f3Tb.
fss.e + ss soluble l'oshiied Peruvian 'iuano. 4an;
u ahS Dusk f31trt; kUfaas fotacc Manure f4iU;
t.r, au ~ In boiA tY.oa bags or barre's sioo
"a - SFEp--So sai..
,tVsrNa --isft55
li,H-- ai.d til50ktl 30: wagon load si-00I Sll0
lfuS.=-N nariain S9~D$i09 Il ION.
l.,tn.---uptay good At izs q - cents.
iluF- fhairIsown 81 ~: Mountain s1Gtfi.25
bstoNs-Nn ale
Psas- Non~
FufsInEs-,ir IN 81.
,r,-Sh,af--ocw eacff.i- 2 bus 80 rs s5r.
NurArsi 80 ft lid: sl3J Ia 81 81 for prime now White.
Wnui sR-he zf.If2Sc. washed 33eL3Iac.
i,sA Receipts Ia linz "fhe ud' Dnce noced In
Ia ref,rl embraces all dtrip ions quote Tugs
e. ~ W. ground Tugs - To ~ 80. aud ship
pug 81 30 10 go: working - 30 to ti4 bright WRAPPERS sl5
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-01

p9rRLEJofSTED They 've Get . double: 'inted.
back action newspaper down hero at Grand june
ii il in tho Western District. IL 10 the Qnid- Name.
The Quid- Sunc has three sditors--two Tor Doug
las and one for Brcckinridge. On one page Of the
oarer edited BY Col. D. p. daliy and d.. N. H..
Prewit;. and bearing the names ii ID 'uzlss md
johnson under the head 1.-THE National Demo-
cratic Ticket, is tn" following paragraph;
3 Look on this side. then that The ether -idc
of tbis pnper is q sspcrHte naa ds'iact institution
~ which r. A. Adam. Esq. advocates me cause
f Breekinridss and Lane. For further particu
lars inquire within.
On another page edited by Mr.. r. q. Adams.
We ful the Breckinridge aud Lane tirkct headed
4" The only True National Democratic Ticket.
With this paragraph below:
"Rcid Both .Stdfs.-The outside nf this paper
i. "A seperate and distinct department. under Ihe
elit raj CONTROL D. b Gally and DR.. n. ii. Prewiu
rhn advocate The ,auss OF Douglas and johnson
10 this presidential campaign"
Ne'rp afraid 10 read The Quid. Nunc now. We
i,ut wapt Ia vote for either of its tickets. and
we're afraid that if We read il, we will yute for
oi,,.
The Qaid. Nunc has two moro Pages 10 spare
n.I'nt It find IA couple Of fellows who would he
willing !" 20 in on them Inr Mr.. Bell and Abc Lin
cnir? Iii pretends to slash around prlmi-cu-
"t.ly." 1t ought to ~ the whole hog.-Adshri4c
FdiD0t