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"old Abe'' and The Cause In " Little
a,o,rrnonasn,. =, ths g.. md 7.,,,n.,-
-. nv Jxr..1v,t1r Jons III ian.
::"Kshazszss ths ensuy aad th.y azs ou1,."
Last Saturday will long be remembered b.
the .den'zens !pf Little Jersey. 4 day wtieh, IN
COMING t'me;Htll be designated as:&hs day. -
1heday Yasaelisbtfal. Fleecy clouds ward.
ed on theAeTce rnys Of "o1d sol,": snd gtn:
ue mseze Tss stirring from the ussng Of tae
sun nh'h 1ne gong down Of the>tanae:---As! a: J!
O'CLOCK r. A.' Aarshal }. y. Hamilton, asa1ssed
oy an e1ne'ens corps OF Deputies, formed the
proeess!on-aa-e order l-1Etae1 --a.ter --pareal1E
tarouKa inc pf'ncsi al streets OF our village
nnall5 oroosns up AZ the nne grove: IN ttie r
square, Whete temporary seats hsd been erect.
ID 1of ths oeeasioa:---;
Inc R559gGtt3P44tyas = nMaa4!}y mle 3a lenG'a
WIN oeaetAot na8s &no appropriate oaone1s
'nfougoou.': "0u!a "eouon so"e o' tne 'A''
ter, were II col ios transgressing too much upon
your colamna. -.-~
The States uera represented by ;thirty-three
Young ladies', dressed il white, with Wresths
Of Evergreen md fash OF blue" They were
seated IN an open carnage. "hteh was: asno'
some'y @eeoFa'ea-ora"n o5 s'x hne hofses.
1ou mus SCI tna1 oo"n as ina most o@a4s9at ano
ot'Taet'ee 1oao esef ofa"n tarousn 1oe s'feets
OF 1esseys1lle'
oPoa afla''og ~ luz t44are' 31on' oeo' E.
Warren was called to tue chair, upon the TX.
ing Of !whlcf, ne made some very pertinent ana
happy remarks. a. U. CAgton' hsq1 OF tne
A%{A In o3t1fSA AHHnPAfN{r
, 1860-06-15

- Tho Washington Constitution says that
President Cushing's speech Ut Charleston had
more Of the oratoric strain than any other effort
upon That occasion. We thought ourselses that
be strained considerably ia its delivery.
, 1860-06-15

- Who can estimate the awful amount of
Sin upon the principal street Of New York city.
Truly 1t ID the Broadway which loads to de-
&fructfnn
, 1860-06-15

The Troy Budget understands that John
AoFrisey, The pugilis', il to goimmediately into
Ing Heenan in August. BE has ieft New Yerf,
and expresses his determination to vanquish
the Champion Of the World, notwiths.anding
be {Aorrisey) is threatened with consumption.
, 1860-06-15
Advance in Stock Rates by Eastern
AOad4~ i

AOad4~
The Albany Argus, in speaking Of this ad!
vance in connection with its ca,tle markets
says:
The drorers complain with no little asperity,
Of the action Of the railroad companies in ad-
Eaneiog their freight charges. For some time.
until this week. the price per car lead from Buf.
faio to New York has been SIS; now it has been
raised to ts5, and the dru1ers tay that they had
no intimatlon that the advance was in conten-
platioa-that during the last four weeks, not
iess Than 80. 900 cattle Hare been bought from
the farmers Of tbs West, and upon these pur-
chases the busers must lose about 10000 in
view Of the increased charge.
, 1860-06-15

~ " Tbs Opinions Of 4 Now Englandsr" il
the name OF = critical work just published. We
presume the pedlazs Of it will sell Yankee No:
kfoRx..
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1s56... AT e1a a.- s-
Isl 1,51,.,..... fsI ~ x
1a33.....,....--.. fliof ~ =
q.
.s.sss. ."+.-s-- ..ssAs.--.. 48.0:
ON these statistics il wnnid anpea


Fsom these statistics it wculd appear that the
greatest amount Of commercial activity was
reached in 1856, when the total receipts for the
roads enumerated reached sl7 .0eo, 900. The
year following, in which occurred the great
hasneia! pressure, showed decrease of nearly
1t million dollars an compared with the preced-
lug year; and in 1858, when the eff cts Of the
panic were still more severely felt, still fur
ther falllpg off OF more than tlree millions oc.
cnrred. The full extent Of the prostsation Of;
Western commerce was not, however, realized
until las. yeaE, when partly owing to the with
drawal Of Eastern capital from that section, aud
not less to the limited e1portation Of produce
to the seaboard, the receipts Of the Chicago
roads fell Jet half miliiop dollars lower show
lug decrease III four y9ats Of more than f We
million dollars, or abnns thirty per cent. IL it
surprising that after such revulsion as this,
she West should exhibit slow process Of r.
GOVERN Ia it not Indeed an inlpossibity that
In 1850, that section should be restored 10 the'
extraor dlnary prosperity Of 1867 The current
returns Of hc'Western roads, exhibiting al!
steady Increase Of receipts, and the correspond ),
ing advance in the Western stocks, show that
that hopeful section has passed The wors. period
OF its trials and that again its commerce is pro-
Eressiye.:
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REFRIGERATORS. r

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VI Rave The testimony Of h. mcs EN- arnt pavte ars
to-: Nd n..v.n t. b the MI PEHxAC7 vaau.einx
ssttass Of The Had LAW Lus-
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Campaign Documents.


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ans tn.s1 .SD ta,a'sE oee his issued the
Vea' oocomen1 OF the campaign tho speech
g ne aear rAo1eae@ Ls1ooln- :. ths Cooper.
s.'u'e' Ne" .otk'-'n the 'ofm ol an eight,
low price Of one cent per single copy; FIFTY
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per tnQu81nd CQp1e8. We hare tIso iaSued the
proceedings Of ihs Eaaaioossa Republican Can.
1ention r<r5atsei, ia embracing some of ihs must
effective x;neeeb.s n;iad. hi. vaar tog.tber with
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the official rpn Of delegates from I'LL the States
and Territories, with the Post Office address Of
each,-in a.cpamphlet Of fortJ.four pages.
fnee hTe cents Per angie copy; IS Psr hun
drsa' =.
The Republican Congressional Executive
COMMITTEES, Of which the Hon. Preston King IS
Chairman, and George Harrington. Eso. ..Seufe-
tary' Washington u. c.'> are prepared 70 fur
n'sh the following speeches:
uon w,, s,.,,s a'ssI wa!vo.l. W. s..,.o,,t. c.u,
Hon: y d. =: sewasa. se! xo1k Rocaes:er sreeeh.
ruee. a. = =. = s - 80 -.4'|@ 4'' +1es
r,n:eed nee ''"A en~a soe Aea1''ote' &C Ai
Hon John Hickman, PenDsy .vaasa: Tho haze Fiolsed
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rhe % Spssss,:h,n 7no - u oan'es'''
Hon p. 1a,r: Ms,7u'l: Address at clrc'nnao; Col
Hoa. Abrs'.n Ieoln r.: The ,denaads Of the seutl
Hon. William winoc.n. MIMI; IL H,n.s.esa Bl1-1ts
Hon. over Lo,f5oy. H. The r.ns..c.u Ct Tho Demo-
L.nds fel iss Ian3lies-Ar rrxs.
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v;nd;e red Gse4' = L. 1foe De"oe'ass--h1sse1y
:. F.; w'l,on Aa;aeapsetts; Territorial Slave Code.
J. >P.HH N.las: Po>f'nE lie Books between tho
~J. K. Ho1aste. - wisesn:in Tho Cssboun Revolution
ca sent1 ntst %i,,ao.n aoa H. TSxs1; T;: .nd po,n.
eighty. =:
9w1sEs'or. FACE.
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Hon. Thon,a. co.vIa. Of Ohio.
orsxAs-uonl .Aers.
Hon. @; a. 4 aro~' Pennsylvania: fsse Homes fer Free
Hoa, James Harlan. 1aws: Shall the Territories be
John i es1nsn. perpsy,1.u,a: Who lave y,o,,ed
o,a se% 9nps Wea.n. H.. ropv,. ,,a po,,p soxsr
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= Ma'pss. fe.y. y. ana 1 @ @het.v No.. a1d in
- Hon. William b. Seward of New aefii: Tie state
1aod. tor 81 ths IL iIoa1if I ,ad!eG-A T,.a.
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en.' v b. supplied At the following reduced prices:
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, 1860-06-15

au article On Railroads, says:
Much has been said about the commercial
condition Of the great Western States. Specu
la.ion has been incessant upon the condition Of
business there, and the prospects Of their fl.
ture ability TO purchase from the East. There
has, however, always been an unsatisfactory
yngueness about these estimates arising chiear
from the lack Of true criterion. The best
means Of estimating tie commercial ACTIVITY Of
community is unqueationtb.y tHorded BIZ its
railway returns, showing as tlcy do tue travel
of its pcop:e, and the extent to which they arc
exchanging commodities.
With view 10 affurding such means Of cs.
timating the condition Ct The Vest, ne giye tic
following. showing the total earnings of tea
trunk railroads, centering at Chicago, for The
years ls5G-7-S and 9:-
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go IN 9,
8 u; N | Q N S il,
Soft-Corns.
AND ALL.
DISEASES OF THE FEET
UnerrlnE systesa Prao1ico4
DIR. N. A. ScHL0SSER.
Author 0t several works on Diseases
of the Feet.
AA> 71's''a eanoPo>sH 70 an' AA's''
ha h.. ,-od.,,d n,n,.., ,n.,...u.
A.FoAso~ 0As "e8a3cteQ 6f8Ae0 OF
Surgery,
Sunrorno Twurrr-rn
u...,,
H.-
~0EM3s 43WMl0MSs 801t.Nof0S, &C.
An nt,,,rsr,,~ sur., T., t.~ ......
'e p<'Aoaso0g s0seu N 1s3 nnutas 313oat eAnxaQ&
~
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DR.. SCHL0s9ER haa tha sat,.tc,son Of ayisr besnrt
shs public 1t hls Consulting Rooms u proof Of tas
Extraordinary Satisfaction
Given BY hLA
CXSCRpl4SEn STYLE ftr TpPtTNYyT
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H0LLISTER 4 WILKINS,
135 and 131 Lake Street. Chfcago.
4p{tp& Am
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

movements. Another on'tbe point OF hurting stone
at the officers bu, was arrested in the attempt.
The citizens generally without distinction of party,
united n sympathizing with Dir. Slubom. Bu, three
men were found who defended the course OF the oicer-
and one Of them thc Posmas ter aud anolbcr an OIL
Ger in the Custom House The latter was rougly handled
IN the melee 10y George Howard Town Clerk, who laid
the Democratic official on his back in d ditch.
The carrlge OF he officers was considerably damaged
by stones and other missiles One door was broken and
the glass shattered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
RICHMOND WHIG.
A SCENEIN CONGRESS.


sketch of scene in the House Of Representatives, the
day before
Mr.. Loyeioy, of Ind addressed the committee. lie
said he was % member OF the Republican party which
pledged a upon those twin relics Of barba-
rsm, poygamy and slavery They had disposed of one
twin, and bee now wanted get at the other He be-
Geyed with Wesley that slavery the of all VII
laues unjust than robbery blooder than piracy
aud more lusttul than pOygamy. Il was defended on
the ground that the negro Inferior that 10 civilized
aud ohr~tauized the negro; and that 10 guaranteed
boy the constitution Granted that the negro was ineri-
or did that authorize his eusavemout Such principle
would make the weak-muded q slave 90 tue gifted; Men,
slaves 90 angels angels slaves 20 archangels and JehO
yah Lusefa a universal JuggeIuaut rolling the chariot
OF his omupoteuce axle deep in the wounded, bleeding
bodies OF the human race.
NJ Loy,ioy had begun his speech where lie usually
sits the Republican side of the House TO the leit Of
the Speaker but speaking with great yehemeuce, and
repeatedly raising his aIm with closed fist and shaking
t the direction of the Southern benches he gradually
advanced towards them and at this point in his speech,
had reached the front of the Clerks desk the centre
aisle which separates the two sections Of the House
Mr. Pryor, oi Va, advancing, met him here, with
cicuchrd a.ud Both parties had their arms raised and
fists extended threatcuugy, Mr. Pryor eXcllming; he
SHAH not in meu1ciug aud ru.l1ny manner, vent his
treason aud rscaides in our faces Let him speak at
bis seat
Acrovd from both sides quickly gathered in The
The Chairman in vain, raped TO order.
Mr.. Adrian, of n j., hoped that the gentleman would
DE allowed 20 speak.
No'yes-Let him speak ot hi. seat
Mr.. PRYOR. rise TO "a point ot order.
Tile Chairmau-The Chair will hear no gentleman un-
til quiet is restored.
Mr. Cox, OF Ohio-I make the point Of order, thltis
out of order for member speak except at his seat
Mr. PUor-E>lcLy. That IS my point Of order.
Mr. Loveioy declared that he desired no more than his
rights and those hc was determined 10 have
Mr. Pryor-Thcrc is mo- wish Go uumjate.
Mr.. LoyJoy-No one can inumidate me. Great sem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
MALTBmoRE EOCA HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON

FENhE FOUNDER OF ihs celebrated
4 tain, speedy aud ouv eectual remedy the world for
SECRET DISEASES,
GonouhoW, elects Structures seminal Weakness Pain In th
Los, Const utouu debility lmp1eucy WeaEus or the Bacl
and Limbs, Aaecus Kldneys Papaton of the Iisart
Nose or SKIN an serious ana melancholy disorders aTs
ns from ts deu uge habits youth which destroy both body
their victims than the Of syren TIE mariners Of Uys
bhgetug their most brilliant hopes anticipation renlern,
YOUNG MEN,
especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary Vice that
dreadful and destructive habit annually sweeps 10 an un
timely grave thousands OF young Of te exalted
and brilliant intellect who might otherwise have enranced listen
Avng Tyre may call with i9i con, confidence. i5
Married Persons Young contemplating Marriage beug
Of Physical Weakness, Organic Debility Deiome &C.
should Immediately consult Dr. Johnston be per
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. Johnston may re
gousy conhi= bis honor gentleman, confidently rely
'''- .'' 'A'' @ ORGANIC Weakness
Immediately cured and full yg0r restored
This disease the penalty most frequently paid by those who
have become the victims Of improper ndugen Young persons
are TOO apt TO commit eNcs from not being aware Of the dread
fa consequences hat may esue Now, who that understands c
sooner by those falling Into improper habits than by the prudent
Besides being deprived the pleasure OF healthy offspring the
serious and destructive symptoms To both body and mind arise
me s@,em becomes 9ysnsg he phJea! ana mental powers
weakened nervous debility dyspepsia paltaun Of the heart In
agslen wasting OF the frame cough symptoms Of e9nsump
Dr. JOHNSTON the only regular Physician advertising to cure
Private Complaints His remedies and treatment entirely
o. Europe and the a In t co,atrv W.. y Rr tt
BeckeJ " Philadelphia, &C. and practice than
other Physician in The world His many wonderful
most Important Surgical operations are sufficient rua-tee 10
The afflicted Those who wish be speedily egectuay
eye should sGun ae numerous ifdng impos'0r who only ruin
t1gIr health atl apply % him
OFrcz-No SOUTH FREDERICK STREET len hand side going
from Baltimore street, seven doors fom the conner.
E- TAKE N0uCE-Observe the name on the door and win
CURE WARRANTED, OR No CHARGE. IN FROM ONE TO
No MERCURY ok BITSE0Us DRUG USED.
y'l''''i'''t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

AIhtAl'ai Nuailht "Nihh ~ hbbiAtA'HlNAHs
FEDERAL AUTHORITY RESISTED By 4 MOB, AND
DEFEATED BY A QCIBBLING COCRT-ARREST
OF +. B. SANBORN, BY L. S. OFFICERS
The town of Concord, Nus, a scene of intense
eycilemeu. on Tuesday night which was occasiOued by
an attempt of United States officers 90 iorciby arrest Mr.
r. Sub3ru ard take him 90 Washington 20 answer for
contempt n refusing obey the summons to appear be-
fore tby Harper Ferry investigating Committee. lie
seized aud hauJcalti but the officers prevented
from taking him out of town, writ Of habe1s corD'N
having bee. taken oui which lac delivered from
the officers Tile following dispatches and reports from
the Boston Journal OF last evening will give full view
of he Affair.
Bos1o> April az. Sauborn was arrested at Con-
cord by United States officers last night under requs
ton from tie Senate Committee. Jaige Holr, OF the
Supreme Court has issued writ Of hriels cJrps and
the hearing is now progressing in this city.
SECOND DESPATCH
Watson Freeman, Jr, Deputy L. s. Marshal, and 81
las Carleton Deputy Sergeant t1t-Arms of the United
States Senate called at Sluburus residence at o'clock
Ist night Stubborn refused to accompany them, when
Le WI. h5nl.uyd and taken TO a carriage at the door
DURING which he struggled violently aud the members of
his family cried murder. fire, etc. The excitement
spread and -hc town bells ruug, collecting large
crowd Rgius Hosmer, citizen, died suddenly it is
supposed from the excitement the affair oecNsioued him
Stuborn was forcibly taken from the officers by the
crowd and kept OF their power until writ OF h1Jsd,
,arls could be- obtained IL is said the writ has been
rrsparei for some lime ia anticipation of the arrest.
Deputy Slcril John q Moore served the writ of haieI,
l1rrs and -re5trd Slnboru which ended the mission
of tbe a. MarhaIs power for the time being The fol-
lowing is the writ of haisls corpus:
CouaoNNFALtH oy MASSACHUSETTS,.
70 The SL,-,fs Of oar Counties, de-: We command
yoa that the body of Francis Sinbou, of Concord, in
the county oi Gddesex 10y Silas Carleton imprisoned
and restrained of his liberty is said you take and
have before Justice Of Supreme Judicial Court at
Boston iu the county of Suffolk, immediately after the
recep, of this writ to do aud what said justice
shall then and there consider concerning him in this be-
half and summon the said Sas Carleton then and there
10 appear before said Justice, 10 show the cause of
the taking and OBTAINING of the said Frank H. Sanborn,
and have Won then this writ with the dOings thereon.
Dated April Sd. 1860 and signed by Ebenezer Rock
wood Hoar Associate Justice Of the Supreme Judi.
cisl Court
John s Ceyes John A Andrews and Samuel F. Sew
ell as5 counsel for Sanborn and t. 5. District Attorney
c. L. WoodtGry, snd Milton Andros, for the United
States.
The bearing is before the full bench, consisting of
Shaw, Metcalf, Bigelow, Nerricks and HoaT
The subject of the arrest Of SanbOrn was INTRODUCED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE 7
TWO DAYS
No MERCURY OK &AtSEOUS DRUG USED

Member ~ r ROYAL College Surgeons London graduate n
Of the most eminent College o the tlcd states,
greater part ot whose life las been spent u - Hospitals Lon
don Paris Philadelphia aui elsewhere. elected
most astonishing cures at known. Many troubled with
ringing n M cars sni head NaeH asleep, nervousness
sudden sounds, u4huess with drrauy.ncut
~ min. n IIuU 4si.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

Mr. Slnborn resides n Sudbury street, a short dis
tance from the depot bis school and dwelling house be
ug connected Since the agitation incident upon the
John Brown raid he has been careful not to 20 to tue
door Of bis house in the evening, lest he might
welcome ysters On this occasion he less discreet.
Immediately reaching the door, Freeman, of the
officers rushed into the entrance 20 prevent his retreat
aud whsled for his assistants, who Immediately closed
in about their prisoner, and Handwriting him upon his
own premises hustled linn into the street.
The feeling manifested 10y the lberyovng citizens Of
Concord when the intelligence of the reached them
was akin to the spirit displayed by their patriotic fore
fathers in earlier times.
The boys in Mr.. SanSorns school, seeing the peril in
which their beloved mentor vas placed acted as scouts
aud ran hastily from house house. ringing door bells
aud arOusiug citizens. Men rushed to the scene with
cenched fists some OF which contained effective weapons
The women OF yOre we're foremost in the tray aud by
every possible worried the officers. Miss Sanborn
seized officer by the beard and compelled him to re-
lnquish his hold OF Mr., Sanborn, Miss Ann Whiting
daughter of Colonel Whiting approached officer Tarle-
ton raised his hat and looking him steadily in the face
said ret ne see what kld of looking man you are
You may come here again some day, and shall want to
know you,'
Mr.. George l.. Prescott seized the OF an officer,
beneath the cOat-sleeye OF which billy concealed,
and held on to it until Mr. Sanbon was released
Nothing but the assurance that writ would soon be
obtained and Mr. Sanborn released ia legal way pre-.
vented the exasperaed citizens from pummellng the
officer and rescung the prisoner Several attempts were
made attack the officials. One raised hii fist TO
strike but was restrained by citizen who observed his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09
F. b. SANBORN.

After rCa ling tle above memorial, resolution TO In
strlct the Attorney General of the State to act
-c Tor Mr. Sinbom taken from the table, li- TO ,o
ud debated lt length The resolution passed third
reading, and then tabled. The result 100 the Court
being known. Carleton and other oil .ers engaged ia
Stub1rus seizure were arrested ON warrants from the
Police Justice of Concord and released personal re-
coEuzlucc 10 appear there on Friday for hearing. Mr.
5lubom makes the following additional statement To- Tee
gard 20 the arrest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

The many thousands cured this iusute within The
years and the and important Surgical operations per.
formed by Dr. j. Witnessed by the reporters Of the papers and
other notices o which have
before the public besides his standing gentleman
character aud responsibility suceut guarantee afflicted
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-09

~ Al SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed.
y Let il.-e decacy prevent you but apply Immediately
either personally ur hy letter.
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