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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22
DRAIN PIPE.

DRAIN PIPE.
WE HAVE received samples Of 'sIEAN
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE:
and will take orders for the same. IN any qrantL-
ties of any desired size, from inches to 80 III
diameter, in feet lengths. This pipe Will answer
full as we'll as Lead or Iron Pipe. at mucn less
cost for all purposes of conducting water |" OF
from buildings by the natural flow where there Is
no pressure Or strain. :.
Farmers or others who have Springs at DIS
tance from their dwellings or barn yards, ut ii
moderate elevation, will find great advantage
in the use Of this pipe.
Samples exhibited, and any information rcfair.
ed, will be cheerfully given on application to
mo99 r. H. MILLER, son Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22

NOAL.-White and Red Ash Anthracite and
" Cumberland GOALS on hand, and being con-
stantly received, for sale by cargo, carload, or
single ton. Apply TO D. b. SMITH.
GS- Orders may be left at Potomac Insurance
Office, or my Office on the Wharf, between Came
ron and Queen streets. .... oct9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22

yTELVEr BONNETS Il have now on hand
splendid assortment of Velvet Bonnets, OF
New York styles, and cf my own manufacture. at
unprecedented low prices. Also, chi'drens Bea'
yer, Felt and Straw Flats, and a splendid assort'
ment Of Millinery Goods generally.
nov. RICHARDS, 10 Kins-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22

= NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, n
-. ><ss;A GEORGETOWN, AND AL 49, .es4szsss
EXANDRIA PACKETS.
ESJ~ OLD REGULAR LINE. at
Schooner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
STATESMAN. Capt g. N. Mott.
HAMILTON, Capt. Ogden.
FAIRFAX, Capt S. Mott.
SURPRISE, Capt. Cole.
YORKTOWN, Capt. Woglom.
SAIL WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York, Stafford Il DODGE,
50 Front street.
Georgetown and Washington,
MCCO3B i DODGE.
Alexandria,
WM. II. FOWLE & SON,
'sg 10 No. 1, South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22

nJORRiLi'S STOVE POLISH AND STOVE
ISE BRUSHES just received 30 dozen Stove
Polish il Rolls the beet and cheapest in the mar
ke;. As have sold tbs same for several years,
can recommend it. Also. Steve Brushes. fnr az
plying the same. JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
octl2 So Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.


DR. C0LSTON, member of tho Royal College
IL of Surgeons Of England, member of the
Royal Society and late Medical Superintendent
of the West Grenada Gold Mines, Central Ameri-
ca, still continues TO apply his newly discovered
and extraordinary method of treatment by which
he himself cured, after eleven years Of intense
suffering. Particulars for self cure sent to any
address for postage. Consultations daily from
IL till O'Clock, free. Address 512, 18th street.
Washington, D. c., where hundreds Of letters
from persons cured, by his diploma and testimo-
mails may te seen. Washington, oct lily
TITO TIE PUBLIC.-Dr. P. A. COBB has
L made Milburn Bro, Druggists of the city
of Alexandria, his sole Agents for the town and
county o. Alexandria, to sell his superior OIL,
known as the ClNAKER OIL. This OIL is
warranted to remove all kinds Of pains, such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains,
Sprars, Bruises, &C.; also, recommended very
highly fer Horses. This OIL is warranted to re-
move all the above pains in from 5 to 40 minutes.
DR.. P. A. COBB, Lynchbarg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. y. CoRSE. az -. .oN' q
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
C0RSE BROTHERS.,

..... No. 90 Ercho"ge Block.
ySyE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in lhe United States, and hold pro-
cccds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
VIC will deal in E,cchaAye Time Bills, Promis-
so,.q Notes, UncnJ,'cm Money, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought ana soid
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on laYor-
able terms. Interest all, wed to Depositors.
A varied experience Of many years in this bust
ness enables us to offer our services with confidence
m tbr ,,,hl;c feb 19-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-22

4 DDISON & BROTHER Successors t" AD-
II OLSON, WALLACE 4 CO, will continue
the Agricultural, Implement Seed and Guam"
business at the old stand, No. IS King street, and
will be glad TO receive orders for any thing in their
line. f. 3. ADDISON, JR.
nov lin JOHN ADDISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Coroner, InHussta.

FATAI gAHEcAD ACCIDENT -Eiward Curry dirt car
man, while crossing the Earom Railroad track uear
Fifty sxth street yesterday morning about ten O'Clock
was run OVER by train Of cars and sinost instantly
kiet The body ni deceased conveyed to the Nine
teei III rrec CT station house where Coroner Sibrmer
held an rquest Deceased lived IN Sxtieth street, be.
tween First and Second avenues.
ErRNsG FLUID CASUALTY Vary p Bagray died al 10.
Gay street, yesterday from the effects OF burns acct
dentay received tho 10Th u by the explosion Of a
burning Aud lamp upon Der ptrson. Coroner Sch rmer
held ipqrest The body VERDICT IN accordance
with the above facts Deceased was twenty four years
% gge, and wss nstive Of this city.
scAtDED TO prAm An infant child, named Meyer
sFaus whose pareuta reside at No geo Stanton street,
died yssterdey from he effects Of injuries accidentally
received the 81 inst by the upsettng Of pot Of hot
coffee upon bis neck and breast Coroser Schrmer held
inquest npop the bcdy when the jury rendered
diet Cf aAcoidenial Death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Domc,tic yexysyt.m4.

THx rarsraTs on President BUCHANAN 10 Amp " KA-
DIR Our Beg root correspondent writes says the Boston
1ar.llc that the arrival Of beautiful Of heavily
silver mounted Colls revolyere, with box containing
ihoussnd cartridges fom the President OF tho
thiec state az pesent 10 Abd e. kader created some
ikf United States Consulate and The pistols greatly
scmTed The present worth ABOUT 81 600, asd vas 40
panied BY letter 10 the Alserpe chief
The old hero much effected upon the reception OF this
unexpected appreciation q bis humane efforts by the 60
ycrrment OF the United States.
4 GnrlT VILLAIN ON TsIAL--wAySE, Va Oct. II,
Yesterday George Aidridge arrasgued for hts
examining trial, charged with having murdered his
and sister after violating her person Aidrdge when frat
arrested was tax FROM the guard, and his coffin maze
and very being hanged, and would no DOUBT
have been had he had not fesscd to have committed
the murders when he here from Kcrtucky, as
lie have her this side Of sandy
The PEOPLE here were never moro excited. Wien Mr..
Whether came 10 speak Of the fororn condition Of the
p Honer when be surrounded by .ufuratca papu
lace the aud colin prepared aud his oonessoo thua
extortod, he was peculiarly eloquent, and many were
moved 10 tesrf but Tho CocEt sent MIN Cd Tor further
Trial.
srIcYnr or sorrusRvyp FROM FEAR or SLAVE TssrR-
Tho Louisville O. Herald states that last
week e,izen IN the upper par, 81 that district lshsm
. shot gun. II that he had been much hrrassed
In N nd with be FEAR OF nsurrecton for some time,
and had lain with his Arms beside him the night before
his death.
Tn TEsosArH on IaSG ISLAND The wire ia not yet
beirg stretched, but will be IN very Thor. time II Is
not intended at present 20 branch from Riverhcad
bet from Grs,pport 70 Sag Habor and tbence 10 Non
Ruk The cable the Sound will not be laid before
srrire The importance OF the line viii be much 90.
tarred BY the aied action n the Assoca Press
Greenpou a.. ~ WaicAmdn, OF 20.
rosT,ls1KRs ErMoyfD James clsnienn, Postmaster
AZ Carlisle Syringe, Ia has been rein,vef and The oncs
(Which Is teccgsay only curing the waterie season.
continued, because he divided hs connisEions with
fm IN New York quantity Of urivate circulars sent
thsre BY said firm TO be mailed Toe same caurre has
been puened with rcfrcucc 10 tic Postmaster George
wLlGe and The onlcc al Wtstmoreand depot Ne Hamp
thhe, for engaging 10 the GIN eaterptse' business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25


From the report " the Comptroller OF the State Il ap
pears The cost Of these "geat and magnificent works.
amount 10 S42 26s 10 52hat since 1854 s7 $50 2eS 10
OF the amount have been expended In the enlargement
and that the amount Of realized tolls during last Ave
years, but $40 758 3o7averagng s2la7 COL 40 per
year He ALTO says 'they at this moment depressed
by the immense debt which las been hsaped upJn them
that Their traffic has been too heavily taxed and has been
dive1fed INTO rival channels, where and better
policy has been pursued" ami "that abuses Of gross
and scandaous character exist involving, is feared the
integrity Of some OF The servants OF the government y
And IN the elaborate report OF the Auditor which no
has lahofca 10 prove that She failing on the receipts
chnecaole to the railroads, he says the canals have
creed themselves rio public confidence and have the
crafty ing spectacle OF seeing that the commercial
JBge borue upon their imperial waters II 1859 III
tie more han sixty ceii. Of the whole import
and export OF the ted Sates ami 10 the
tail be shows that the entire tonnage during the last
years amounted 10 II t2e ots OF which the product
Of the fo ett amounted to 712 6l3 tons"a little" over
three eigbihs, thirty eight cent OF the whole
snount But as the receipts from tnis amoune 70 sat-
s5362o-averasrg 81 100 ia, Of which the lumber
but ss2a 917-per ear while the agricultural produce
tony ,gepty per cent Of the tonnaee $q7s
Sl7 or So 81 cents olabout double the charge
lumber, This Spectacle, though crafty ing to the
eyes o the AUDITOR snd perhaps nugget ia the pockets
OF the not quite clear 10 tbe Of the
pgronturist; and perba The parties Who Obliged 10
foot the bls would rather iis "nperal satersp
less disturbed by pltbian lumber 95s4 cents per
sgaintt 50 60 Is 10 tlef too saue clodhoppers and
pen lais this adjustment with the disposition
enteen mSps, the solution Of the mpiroers enig
ma The busnets, as promulgated, foots up in this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

RNeuANroy, Oct "a, 1850.
republican mars meeting was held here this after.
noon The Wide Awskcs from the surrounding localities
10 join In the demonst ration. The platform
erected ut the foot OF the Court House Ill., and the
dience occupied the ascending ground.
The preliminary organization having been Effected,
Governor Seward was introduced and yrs received with
grcs, applause lie commenced BY rcmarking that he
bad been In the habit OF associarg great interests
affecting the country humanity with localities which
seemed peculiarly adapted to their particular re
ceptiop. After illusions 10 Palestine. tho Nile,
the Seine, Plymouth Rock and other classic To-
caltes, be said tho legends OF the sus
quehanra and Cbenango, the EXCLUDED region,
the land OF mist, mingled sunshine, in noun.
alns and plains, and tie great artery Of civilization
ard commerce pairing through 10, seemed TO render
Il a place nt for contemplation. Therefore seemed
70 him well chosen for rejecting upon tie srea, phcno
ucnon Of our day ard OF our country. What was the
great phenomenon o The year and Of the tmesf slper
SEAL people might tell them the visit q sovereign
Price the heir sppaen, ofthe European monarchy 70 the
rnued states That incident OF the east pssoc
Importance n the people OF this country though ght
te Of vast Importance to the Prince and the country from
Which be came Bnt the phenomenon Of our day was tho
republican party Of the United States lis phebone
non which had been entirely misunderstood by all who
bad dffenteo foNr u, ana, DC WIZ tnr'y 70 ssy Jus ~
perfectly understood by those whom has enrolled amor
10 members Its appearance the stage Of human action
has taken the cogrtry by surprise, the Reformation
and the American Revelation took the whole world ~
srrrre The republican party IN iis earliest demoasa.
tous, received By an rcrcduous and unin'clgcns
world very much ihose great events had been under.
stood II thought transient, an enthusiastic party
fapasIcal party-everythrg but what really 80 POWER
dcuraiirg oil other political powers, and crushing
ali opposition before H. nvss 70 nero sapng sown ~
the fountain but sturdy, erdcarlrg, permanent OAK
sprurs up from the acorn, and Of political necessity men
had esaed 10 think that they could put down BY The
ordinary appliances Of political action But Of last a.
Who dlssspssd from had been pat 70 the necessity O
combining IN spa desperate sort, with the hope thai
they would extirgush H. Only - late ~ last Deccmoci
John G. Breckinrdse who wise beyond the ordinary
MEASURE Of whdom for yourg men, had announced tha
the country Was ruined except the republican party wa
extinsuishsd not strange that the organization
growth and DEVELOPMENT Of that party vas strange
pssng sna &C. that amer period Of six years, throusi
which u had been going DAILY corqucrng and TO con
quer all opposition, that just as much msunder
siood By our politicians and fiaiomcn 70 Cay az
vas At The besrprg The gtners,cns Of politics., NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
RSrannul InISlila SnrC

Judge Church, Of Pennsy lvana Mr. Penn and wife, or
Montreal; NJ ID Fled, u New York, nDf George W.
Hssly, OF Bombay, arc stopping at The fhil Avenue
Hotel.
Judge willard, or Troy; Captain Hi md Nr v n. Car
lirg. both a. tic United states army. Walker, of
Finland, and 0scrt and family Of Utica, are stop
ping q, Tho 81 Noholas Hotel.
w and Mss Oeell, az Quebec. VI rakn and party,
n Nashville Tcnn r. Cotrcil, ~ yermoat. II Benson,
a. the United states army and W. fosltr, ~ Prince
ton, n. j., are ttopplBg ri The Metropolitan Hotel
Capt A. Crisso. of Havana; s. Amy and wife, Of Cln
rtcicut " n Icwis u London, and Sbarps and wife
% Philadelphia, are stopping at The Lafargc House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Fires In View York.

FIRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday "wednesday morn.
rg FIRE was discovered IN ,hs grocery White Bro
Tiers il2 Ninth The flames were very soou ex-
neushed by the renen. Damage to The stock and AZ
lures about $500 Insured for 81 ot0 in the 81 Hcholas
Insurance com yany The building owned ny ar wash-
neton smith, alo the Damage TO Il 10 out trifng
FIRE IL WEST TENTH STREET
Between three and four O'Clock yesterday "Wednesday
moving fire broke out Ia the four story dwelling
Owned ard occupied By Mr. John Penfo!d) No. Bro.
WORT place, west Tenth street. About half Of tho
top story and roof nearly destroyed before the
flames were subdued. Mr. Pegfold family Il seems
were at ibcir country residence nj Newtoxn Long Island
havIgn house In charge 81 Wan. II. Jarvis and wife,
who sspt IN the front basement They informed tho
Fire bGrsbal that the first alarm they got Of
NE hog's beng or nre was from neighbour ringing -
joining house Mr. Jarvis Gays he up stairs 10 the
ihrd .'oiy, ana could then eco the aames bursting
through the ceiling OF the back believed,
from ht APPEARANCE 81 tic buYnlrg that the Gre ogina
ted IN the bach room the top story, bot II
isy,srfation The damage the building viii am1unt
probably TO aeou, 50 oto and damage 70 tbe house
held furniture about 500 The building s Insured for
80 co. aud 10 furniture Tor 81 co., in the Clinton Insu.
rance Company.
FRE IN WHIST THIRTY THIRD sTnfET.
The alarm OF Are for the Second district on Tuesday
night about bali past esb, o'clock orig mated At No acs
West Thirty third street, caused by some woossheds
taxing Ore The damage done VIII amount TO about $40
No Insurance
FiRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.
Between two and three O'Clock Wednesday ,rnlng,
ire was discovered In the woodsheds Owned by Henry
Subj, corner Of Eshih avenue and Forty nh street,
Tie IRE was soon extingnished Damage about ss0 In
surcd.
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.
Sfoitly before eight O'Clock yesterday morning FRO
broke cut In the building No 2o2 Third avenue Ia the
premises OF Mr.. MctcaH The damage to the farnture
by Gre and water, will about u oco-fuIly
injured Toe ba'cment 10 occupied by Charles Relner as
eating hoUse. HE stock Ia damaged water " the
extent 81 tbott sioo-!nsurcf me building Ia damaged
about $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

In beth respects the event has disappointed all these
peciators. The usotors are nov almost universally
plscsed TO support . particular candidate before
they receive their appointmest aud
they do little more than register the previous
DEGREES, made by public and private meetings or
~ the choce Of the people Of the
states He Is mouy the Representative OF party
ara ret Of the aud the dan therefore, ia that the
ohce may hereafter be filed hy those who will crafty the
private efesimepts. projadices, seufh objects OF
the particular partfans, rather than by those who viii
tiuoy to inhl tho high destiny contem plated ny the
fttuton and be tue impatia parous supp ,rters and
irieics OF The great interests Of the whole country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

az Befmnca
ronr AZ rlarr-DrIs saDusso-F Vladimir, iaaJ and IA
mfy, Paarro.
rosr 10 rnrso-Dris rIannsh-E;p'h chsleDay, Jim
bert, Flnck
4 IIvrRroof- Steamship Afrca-Rev conit Iud; ID
pe.ros Iondor. spitn rexineinn KY Mr. and Yrs
pd Toai ard ,ervnr Frsg Mss Esrle DO; Mash BAILEY
wp Fps. q Archer, Do, Mss n q IIosrer. Rome; A
gNh seeslsrd jas Ran sosn fhis John Orb, NY Joha
yny,ls London Mrs and Nr Js Hss~n, Jr four children
srd ,sivan, CHS Harson rhns conway shipsy. Eng;
Miranda wohie John Isrr,e a.: John rcho'son, Jas
srew. r.rne yehn IrsA E.w6o,' no .saSss nas
20. Msa ymth, Icinhug Mr. and Mrs JssA erahsr, vsn
oSnsers Isl, "a, WIN feurice, ny VI felsrs ny, ~
rsrfon ard NY Geo xcf.n essxow xMqu's Ard Mar
q Ssslsc~. isees Frs: sssmsrd NJ, " q Dunn
NY VIM Bnirg. NY. Vim 0ihcn, NJ I1oswood. NY
Rev tgib, Rch Aosfpe. rf Arthur osfrs, 20
lss: .ss ss.5. p pss m ssss s. sss
ssml street. Epr; Manuel Nina, Cal. slsst9 In spsce
cH.rixsros-ssesushp Marion-B W Bscos and lsdy
ssy Niss warren, Hunser 0rHrie Msddleson, "
d s.%sn sus sss 6Asrss :s.i 'iYi
Mr. Bredsnburr and two children Bur- Hsr e "
psss .ns ono sseIs. J. NJ, sS S
t'rv Nrs sersn ard servt q 10. - er1rn
Ms and three ehldrsn rnsafd "w'. enrl w
ey md strd ncrris 81 'snrss rsrssns
r,,s,rs, ornt hvess WIN Ttomp.gn "a. WIN 1ns
Gfeen Fris. ytrisee, y ae1enn"' t,,mn,,ngs
Hamilton W rro~ei, NY isuv. = l 1880
-. ~. ala. Orrn-r e snrarras " q ~ Rorar
-. ~ y. 1ov.,r,s n lnene Cssts1nte t.lfi1ense =
p..ft nj ssrnwrH ~ SMITH hansrf = . Foi0thbsi y VT
~. nlss ssrah TcmI ANS, Fe,fAllAae'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Asnsrw n UrIcussoS, son Of Jcssc Hutchinson OF
Milford New Hampshire, and brother of tho well known
Hutchinson Singers oed at the Lunatic Hospis at South
Boston Of chronic iBfanity on saturday lie was any
two years Of age ard for many years grocer upon Broad
ftreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Crr "a - Ssph,n IS lsstin Ksrru aud Birch IN
this case which fas beer fully reported 10 the HvRkrD
the Jury rendered verdict 81 six cents Tor plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

IS1rrn STA1pS CIRCUIT lotEr-bfhnd anu rctty luTies
crrrnizsd.
Supr,wr Corpr-cRcrrr IA before.
srpxSlos Covtr tsp COMMON Prx.s This being the
Is,t day for IerccsE naturalization papers the J1res
have BEEN dkm issei for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
r.lcri Barb Hosnd-DA,a winsood Of inagua' u Fr'h,
az Befmmta-
mily, u Pxarro.
Posr 10 rnsa-rrg uannxh-Esprh chs1cnay, Jim
Ncrt NJ ElrrN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

TO THE EDITOR OF the HkkALN.
live you section from Judge siorys Commentaries
On the Consultation apropos 10 your intelligent susyes-
ton upcs the duties Of Presidential electors tprcsents
u answer 70 the queries Of the black republican organs
a. 20 how Jadge Kent Dspcyscr ogicn and others
intend 70 vote II elected. All that We arc entitled 70
snow s that they viii exercise their best judgment AZ
anti republicans put down the sectional agitation which
row oouvuses hecounry The choice Of uupledgei cleo
tors step In ,hsvight direction. LEX.
CONSTITUTIONS
sc 2ss. There probably no part Of the plan
az the trainers Of The constitution which,
practically speak pg, has little realized The
expectation of Ne friends that which regards
Inc ehoice of President They undoubtedly intend.
"a thai she Electors should be c cree 70 the choice
according 10 their Judgment OF tho relative merits
aud quaiaca,orr Of the candidates Tor sha high oce,
snd hat they Should he under pledge to my popular
fsiOr shou'd te guicea - ~ sectional tacennes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

valenic B Hrton,
Freeman II Morse,
David kilgore,
william stewart,
Samuel r Curte,
John N. Wood,
John NJ Parker,
Stephen G Foster,
Charles J. Gilman
Charles B. Hoard,
John Thom ron,
j W. sherman,
Vim. D. Braytor,
James BuMngton,
O y. Matteson,
Richard Mo I,
Geo. X. Robbins,
Ezekiel Y. Walton,
James wilson;
=. A. Purvtance,
Francis r Spinner,
sIl1 n. Burroughs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

NIthNiu 49,
schuyler Colfas,
Anson Bariingsme
Owen Iovejoy,
Amos B. Granger,
Edwin D. NJ ryan ,
Salusha A. Grow,
JoshuaR Giddings
EDWARD Wade,
Calvin q. Chanee,
VII lam n. Kelsey
wm. A How ard,
henry WALTON,
John Sherman,
Geo W. Palmer,
DHnil W Gooch,
henry l. Dawes,
Justin : Morrill,,
Wa0Hf,tsrra L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Cyd'r D Tompkins
John Covode,
Cad. G. Washbarn
saml. g Andrews
Abraham q Olin,
sidney Dean,
NathL II Durfce,
Emory b Pol,le,
De Witt G. hRch,
John Y Potter,
7 Davis, Chsss
J y. Fsrnsw srih,
c. l.. Knapp,
r r. Fentor,
Philemon Bliss,
Mason W. Tappan
Charles Case,
I. Davis (lowa),
james PIKE,
Homer u. Royce,
Isaac ID. Clavson ,
A. =. Murray,
Robert n Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Now, one Of ycur number, We appeal V
you to Join IN our sarreu and timely efforts
% rsssIc the generous scll Of the South from we