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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
LiNtMBt RG CLOTHING HiA..li TORY
!. UNTERAIIl.E,
q lO2 M a N s u L L Z II

T a generally known, That ,,tti>tcj my Go
Il THING FACTORY in tbs lily "ct" and That
that time continued In and very large
proportion stock !, nclnrs huudl,
III testify TO- and having increased
ing and " III guarantee TO SELL iilN ~ Low the,
Il, bought of Northern houses, and equal i"liar ~ IT,
material. and durability.
All those VIII" wish 10 build up southern manufactures ra
the old established and i, rap
ward they justly merit for past present end te tAcrtons
behalf ui home manufacture.
This s humbug, Prove by from 81 Ia - hands
In my employ.
ssy- /"fyoSe po,r N,agfctoyss al ho5,e nhe yoa
d1 \ U,tioH di3ttiondi cost.
Jan l.,ils l. UNTIEHYER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
ATTENTION, RIFLE CREYS

fAII On The Treasurer Pm TEN, r. !. LATHAM. Dr.
y owen ONCE immediately aud de ost with him ttn-Gpr
the materials trimmings, Sc of uniform Al desire
Ia have their uniforms made Tho lof will
with Chn- j. Runc iap MAJ, the ilh
| a. T.. RlGGIES, JR., Iapluiu
NN. H. 1rnriS, isi scrg'i. (leG eat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
NOTICE,

TO TIL l., PIT BIIC.
A IL PERSONS ARE HEQI EsTtD
N NOT To PAY ANY OF MY DRIVERS
FOR SERVICES RENDERED. For U1th UiRI.
UNLESS THEY HAVE \ ELL RE- lIPIiD
BY MYSELF. fAYErIE WILLIAMS
i'm
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Shirt Fronts

Shirt Fronts.
LARGE lot Of Linen and Marsalles Shirt Fronts Lineq
uanSrnrchief CoIars Hose Neck Ties, best Kid and
n,eI it =, 90 J;cs 49, Nm. I. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
ELEGANT FURNITURE, a
FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS.


WOULD beg leave TO inform Manufacturers and Planters
that have unusually large stock of Wool Saxony NJ
and Soft HATS Of cheap but excellent grades which
be sold at reduced rates Also good stock Of CAPS of the
Various qualities suitable for factory plantation together
with Peggcd Brogans Roots and Sewed Brosans which will
be offered at lower prices than heretofore.
l. L. ARMlSTEAD.
dec gifts (Rep copy) No l4p, Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

bp Fellows Regain al handsome and shoNy styles Breh
Wren arr respectfully invited Ia call md supply themselves
approaching festival Tail before nro All
lnnt. lmnreh 20 ,Nsil " VI. ]. WON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
Wanted TO Hire


NEGRO WOMAN cook mi Magh for a su NIL family.
"a Application 10 be mad, =" this Office. Jan 2-ts
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l. 4 i ESl'

Sardinia has heen notified Of further post
phncment IT the Paris Peace Congress
TIE ship Britannia from Savannah luunl fur
Liverpool was aground ut Yarmouth. The ere"
Ny,.rn 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
NEGROES WANTED,

TA'E subscriber continues in market for NIois Of both
on.tou Ia thirty Of Also. women AMI
children The highest prices viii be a; IN aud persons
attended their hol Il, giving iv,rpt haug prices,
and addressing me at !! nclhury.
nov 9>-fy WI. II MOI STt iSTLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
FOR CHILDREN.
Lots for Sal

VIFTEEN LOTS the north side Of Black Water Creek,
the and Ale aadra Railroad Depot, heonS-
ing 10 ,Jnasc Win. Daniel, Jr l.. VI. WILKES.
Il General Land Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

Butter Butter.
90 Keas and lrhin, Butter Some of which Is
dee LEE ROOKIE n co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

ALt"nt1On MlI1tlI
FENf subscriber prepared with suitable CLOTH HIT
TONS. Nr for onrs' aud pants Please give yeur
"tl.rs nj lie win also furnish SWORDS, EPAIL LETS,
Ar., 10 order.
n,pt,tl pt.,ia MIL PAGE
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Light, Sweet and Wholesome Bre

SEMPLE's INFALLiBIE BAKING POWDER l. fast su
- pcrsedng throughout State where Is Being M
tronced II Is always alike, and reliable md o ~
portions quality Manufactured by M ". 4AEiJoh,
and sold by nearly Druggist and Merchant IN me
For sale by W. A. STRoIHER 4 60 Ian lila
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Together with ,nriety If ran aud Fancy
public have pnunty securing these humble
regard by calling al Bss photographs Cutlery No 49, Main
street l,nehnrg, Nn. d H. BLISS,
l3nchhnrg, Dee. -, lea9. Photographic.
, 1860-02-01
a Satisfactory Answer.

An attorney in the country recently received
un account from abroad for collection and in re-
ply be made the following statement, Of the
financial condition Of the section Of Minnesota
IN which he resides, which WAS doubtless per-
fecs!y satisfactory to the creditor:
Now, atn perfectly Hstoni.hcd at you for
sending : claim out here for collection in these
times. You might as well cast your net INTO
tue Lake Of Fire and Brimstone,' expecting to
catch suufsb, or into the celebrated Stysian
POOL to catch epeckfed trout, Us to t1y to collect
money here. Money! have faint zecollec-
ton of haring seen it when was a small boy
believe it WIS glren me By my uncle to buy
candy .Fith. [The candy do reinember.} But
it has been SO long since hare seen any, that
almost forget whether gold is made Of corn or
mustard, or silver OF white onions or sh scales
Why, sir, We lire without money You're be-
hind tue times. It is relic OF barbarism-of
ages past. We live By eating, sir-we do. Hoot,
,nan, the millennium is coming. The rear Of jnhi.
lee has come, and all debts are pail lere "a
much as they will bel, unless you take 'prcjuet."
The word money is not in our 30 cab u-Iary.
in the Latest Webster {rcyised for this meridi-
uni it j, mar ked 'o6solste formerly coin rep
re5enting valuc and used as medium Of con-
merce. \ few small pieces can be seen in our
Historical Society's collection, where thoy are
exhibited as curiosities. along With the skeleton
Of the 'Mastodon,' Soah's old boots, and adam s
anples'
, 1860-02-01
S(uety-sfx Mcn taken Captive by
sTWeuty Men.

What will the rank aud file Of tue Democro-
cy Of the Northwest say when they read BIZ to-
day : telegraph, that their Representatives in
the House have gone orcr. body and soul to the
Southern kuow-Notslings? The Democracy.
whose lolnicst boast il, that they never will
qtIliatc with party ll1ar ostracises voters of
foreign birth, hnve, rs body, abandoned their
own mnu in the contest for Speaker, AMI gone
over to the support of I'll out and out Know
Notbiug-a slavery extension Know. Nothing ut
that, and-as If to make the surrender absolute.
ono who never drew Democratic breath in his
life, but was Wing, while the party lasted and
until the Know Nothing party a. the South arose
III its ruins.
The great Nshomct Of Democracy, numbering
ninety-two men, was forced to 70 to tho Know
Nothing Mountain of only twenty men, Was
there ever such q surrender Of the Democratic
arn,y, since Brown ard his sixteen followers
took tho whole State OF Virginia. Let us hsye
all investigation Iuto this raid, md see who
armed and equipped this band Of twenty South
evn Nhig Know Sothiass, that they could sur
round this army Of ninety two Democrats and
take them prisoners. Who opened the citadel
Of Democracy, aud let in this 0and:
And among the number oi those who surren-
dcrea, was Cog Of Ohio, the great cxpounder
Of the Democratic faith Of the Northwest, who
proclaimed with stentorian voice, no louccr
Than J.3. IS, that the Democracy Of the North.
west would never support Know Nothing who
proclaimed with the same breath, thut it was
to say that it vas under Southern lictation;
this s:.1ne Cox was one Of the Democratic regu-
lar army Of nincty-two. who laid down their
weapons Of warfare At tie feet Of twenty Whix,
Slavery extension. Southern Know Nothing
fiIlibusters.-tYfr,{du4 Htrad y
, 1860-02-01
.KO1lu d. p2fltf. Ear.

This gentleman, a Delegate to the Charleston
Convention on the Doaglas side thereof, informs
thc Galena Co"ri.r that lie ncycr attended a
political Convention in the town Of Naocryi'}c,
ncr ever offered a resolution that the time has
cunse Wien oll men should he free" We can
afford to disappoint the Co"r;<r by giving Mr..
Flatt's denial the benefit Of o,lr circulation.
The paper from which We copied the procecd-
ioss Of the Sapcr,illc Contention, alter priat-
ing the resolution Of Ar. VIM. ". Jackson, said
that the second resolution was offered by Jfr.
h'"tt, Of McfIenry County. 1t WAS our rccol~
lection that ut The time mentioned -ur. John D.
FlaN Was resident Of Mcuenrv County, aud
somewhat generally recognized as Democratic
politician. In our former article we were rar-
ticular TO print the matter under consideration
MI. platt, tten resident Of McAenry Coun-
IT," We concedc 10 Mr. john D. Plat the
privilege Of knowing whether he ever attended
i convention at Naperrille, or ever fell into the
heresy Of believing that d all men ought to be
Free
Let us NOW hear from Mr.. r. l.. Dickey, Mr.
VIM. N. Jackson, Mr. C. lIorsman, 3lr. 4. ".
Harrington, Mr.. l.. +. Liuder, Mr.. Zadock
Casey, and the other Mr. l'latt-Mr rlatt Of
McHenrr County.
, 1860-02-01
Parties In Virginia.

4 letter in The Charleston A~reMy, written
from Richmond, in Virginia, on the a1st, says:
alt cannot be disguised that the submission
clement bud considerable power in the Virginia
Legislature more in the Legislature Than
amongst tie people Of the State, who are really
very much 1uused. There are subniissionists
here who lo not hesitate to declare shat, fer
any cpac<ieaj!4 Injuries rhieA tie North might
p<fp<trdte ppon :hs South, the dissolution Of the
Cn1on would resemble the folly Of the man CON-
hitting suicide to avoid trouble.
In addition to this conservative sentiment
tali,y, which is profoundly suspicious OF any
measures that look towards resistance in nnY
shape or form. Virginia is deeply engrossed in
Presidential schemiug. The yariousparties and
factions are each on the alert to make political
capita! cut Of the positions Of the others, audto
resort to cvery species Of partizan warfare to
de!cat their opponents and secure success Tor
themselves. White Wise coquets between the
Southern resistance men aud the rank submis-
t;oaists Of the South, in connection with tie
Union sentiment Ut the North, Bolts objects to
bis having two strings 10 bis bow, puts him
through u course Of criticism, for his Harper's
Ferry movements, c!a ms the wonld-be- kicked
ous' partp as bis peculiarly. and makes eyes
lovingly at Dlack Republican Cn'oDism. lic:i-
dent i1akips is the graft subject. Hunters
friends n1e lying 1ow and bsdlnr their time
The Opposition intend to ride the Union hobby
through ia their canvass, and ashley are strong
III the Senate, both in plumbers and Intellectual
ability, it is safe to say they will oppose With all
their power both tlle uruling Of the Staie end
any Convention of Southern STATES"
, 1860-02-01
MANUFACTURES

The movement OH tho part Of number Of
our citizens to collect facts pertaining to the
COS, Of ofinanulacturlpg in this city, as compared
with other places where it is extensively en-
gagged in. we regard as very hopeful indica-
lion. 1t may bo that none Of tho gentlemen
who are the most active III this matter will
engage in tho business Of manufacturing. Iii
not probable that any Of them contemplate a
change from their present pursuits. But their
investigations will result in placing before the
,seople Of this city mud Of the whole country, 4
mass Of information shat will induce the I'LL
rcstmcut Of both home and foreign capital in
the many branches Of manufacturing which
,nsy he proftably followed here. Whether
,hey prosecute their eelfimposed 1abors far
enough 10 insure this result or not. tho move
,a"ut is nevertheless hopeful ono. It indi-
cans that the minds Of our citizens are bccom-
ing fully awake to what is the only
suro foundation for tile permanent
prosperity and future growth Of our -citr:; Il
i, public recognition of the fact that the day
FIR ruaklpg largo and sudden iortnutE in real
v..als operations aud in enormous rents. has
,.assel, and that hereafter this result is onl;,
~ l." attained bJ. the creation Of ya!ce:.
W!.=n city surrounded with such ill!mtahl-
f4cilities for manufacturing On cheap scale
, 1860-02-01

fore Justice Estill, required to give bull, and
sent on for further triai.''
This forms the text for u considerable article
~ the RPudtiean, strongly condemnatory Of
tEe outrage which was inflicted on Mr. Greene.
The R<pabAcdn goes back and reviews Ir.
1reene's history from his boy hood, and shows
tnat i.e slways has been good citizen, and that
has not been pro-slarefy man.
NEWS FRoN THE REV. DANIEL Won7u.-We
hare just heard from Mr. Worth, through lis
nephew, Key. A. Worth. lie IS still II jill.
His bail bonds would hays been fled, but there
were several sherif1s banging around the iail
door, from other counties, to arrest him rs
soon ns he should come out Of Greensboro iail,
Hls wife and friends are not permitted to
visit him His cell is wholly unsuitable for enY
person to lire in. Ills only bedding is dlrty
pallet. The jnl! is strongly guarded. Some Of
the Quakers who were imprisoned, have given
oa.l ana gre now out of jail; Several of Them
we:e leading and influential men.-E1adoIp1,
(Lad.) Courier.
, 1860-02-01

JuaFcz, the President Of the Mexican Repub-
lie, with whom the McLaue treaty was made, is
thus described:
The Constitutional President Of Mexico il
pure Indian Of that Tolsec race, Of whose his
seventh century. President Juarez is IS much
. self made MN Us Ex-President Van Buren,,
(foF. Eanks or Senator Wilson. He IVES born
~ the state OF Oajaca, aud when running about
me streets OF Oajaca, ragged urchin selling
i5r1t, MS lntelligence and good nature attracted
me notice Of Mexican gentleman, who took
4lm luto bis house as scrgant. The young
Indian eyinced so much fidelity and capacity
IN bis new position, that his patron sent him to
school. and finally gave him the best education
the colleges Of Mexico afforded. The Indian
1aafex rose to be lawyer, aud BY the suf1rages
o. tte people vas made Judge Of the Supreme
became President under the Constitution when
Comoutort abdicated. In private Life Jua1ez is
stain.
Ihough IN favor Of the sequestration Of the
church property and the suppression Of the
1nona,tic houses, Jua1ez is Catholic.
Capt. Henrie de Ia Riyiere, !" the gallant
1onase, IL now hiliard marker for Mike Pine
Ian at $40 month.
Casa!us u. GlaF IN communication to the
toansry 0tnt1<nan, states that for many years
lie has grazed thousand cattle a year.
- Report says Senator Green Is endearor,ng
to elect delegates in Missouri to Charleston, in
iaror Of Daniel S. dickinson, Of New York, and
htmself, as candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency.
- Colonel Ely Moore, register Of the land
office at Lear" nworth, died at Lecomptan Jan.
nary 22ith. There is tall scratching for the ya,
caucy.
| MAEnIKp.-In Cass County, Nebrasks, bv l.
J.. Child. Es.l., the two sous and three daush
ters Of tile late Rollin T. Tozier, viz, Charles T
Tozier and Zerilda ?. May6eld; Henry q. To
z'eE and Abby F.Sayles; Miss Harriet Tozie
and l1.le Coulson; Miss Caroline 4. Terrier ant
John ": Robertson, and Miss Mary Jane Tozie
and Reuben ". Gilleland. All good Republican
and united to Republican partners
We hope, after this, never to hear even an in
situation of disuuiou sentiments in Nebraska
| Peter Harvey, Of Boston, will publish ne1
summer his personal Teeollectons Of Daul=
Webster, With whom, for many years, be ha
the most intimate relations. Perhaps no on
has richer fund OF memorabilia, now tha
Choate is dead, than Mr, Harrev. His right i
publish them will not be doubted by those VII
remember Mr.. Webstcr's adsc,ionate secosn
tion, on his death.be Of the value and unse
hshness Of the attachmant Of his friend
, 1860-02-01
The Republican Party In Lce.Nccc9-
Rtty or n thorough ORGANIZATIONS.
Correspondence Q. the rrets and Tribune.

LEE Co., January =. 1850.
The undivided full yo1c Of the Republican
party in Lee outnulnbe!s the opposition by
utout one thousand FIVE hundred, tu; owing to
local divisions the Offices Of sheriff, Treasurer,
aud School Commissioner, are in the lands of
the opposing party, 50 that instead Of the Coun-
ty officers being at work endcavoring to insure
the success Of Republican principles and COM
rlete organization, they a:e fighting With ths
.nartv in power l'ostmas:ers and hirelings
70 SOW disscnson aud fau the fame Of local
strife.
1t is now no time to lament over tie past,
but It is good season to begin the work Of CON-
p1cte aud thorough County organization resting
almost completely On the non-etiice holders Of
Lee. Let this be done not only in Lee, but in
every County in Illinois. Remember we hare
no paid cmissaries in post Offices and dotter sta.
tions Of public trust, filled By the appointing
fuol for first steps toward organization. While
the observation of half IN eye will tell you that
these aforementioned aproiutees are at work.
to-day, cursing the Black RepubIicaus--the
next extolling The Administration and Douglas,
aud every day with all their powers
extending the circulation Of the" Dimecratic.' -
,falseho6a.propagati Administration papers.
7h+yatc al work. the zeai with which they Ia
bnr make: Them confident Of sucecss-of yie-
tory. Now this labor OF theirs must he Met II
Republican principles are to triumph wo n.ust
organize. We must meet best bsck aud over
come the influence Of these PoEtmasters and
other supporters Of the party in power.
1t TOO seldom that the justice Of any cause
i,npa1ts to it any early strensth-all reforms
, 1860-02-01

AND
V0ittt Articles.

I am .la''5. rreciv-
ln:s, in connection
with my general pa.
tent III. .iIcine t,l-,-
ness, fine toilet ar,j-
eles, fancy gu.'s.s,antt
le, fuf'srsy, at ~
Lake street, cosupris-
in$ u large assort-
1sI.nc, Is follows:
Lut'in'S Extracts, 70
foSncs, pumades for
tho hair, Ivory
s,'nl',l's, i;.l!la1o, shell.
dressing and Tuck
Combs ; hair. bat.
teeth, nails. clothes
uul flesh Brushes
Port sit''9aies. Will
lets. f'.,ckel Eoo&x,
Money Eelt*. 1'nrt
F"l,os, Satcbcls,
Dressing Cases, Ira
veliug l:ags, fur Ia
dies; Card t'axes.
Souvenirs. Neetll.
Cases, Perfume
h' xes, Ivory Tablets,
Cornl i.eat}<, Neck.
ls.ees, Bracelets, Hair
Pins, f:arcy llcl,i
Ere,ses, 1lun.l A.ir-
rcFs. Cosmetics, Toi-
LIT Waters; Theatre
and Liquid Rouge.
M+cn Fun, 1a(aut
Powder. .n::;,1isi. ',nt'
French fanny per
ta'hsti Snaps. Nest
Of :E.e ab-,re articles
aEe Of NY own iu,por-
tatiot,, and will b. OIL
fered at very lew
prices. Remember
the place.
JOHN D. PARK,
s.ic. tu Bofft* Smith. Xt'o..)
"a. Iii i.1ic 1iIect.
, 1860-02-01

Every member Of the so-callcd Democratic
party in the House voted for Smith, Know
Nothing, Of North Carolina, for Speaker. This
is a practical comment on tue professcd love Of
these Democrats for the rights Of citizens Of
foreign birth, which is worth remembering.
Of course, these men who would put an
American into the second Office in the Gov
erllu1eu1. will return to their constituents aud
begin anew their lsoneying Of the Irish, and,
Of course, with the same old result. Eat let
the fact be noted nevertheless.
, 1860-02-01
f7f3kkHny- IN nf,TrEaAx

Willie the friends Of Mr.. Douglas III III
Northwest are claiming for linn that increase
ofpoHer and popularity Which will insure hie
nomination ut Charleston. John r. Forney,
Lis ablest and most devoted adhercnt-the
Ilan to whom Of all others he is most indebted
.r aid in his war with the Administration
admits that the Senator's chances are WORTH
lcss. he lake It that Mr.. Forncy knows that
whereof hf. snroks
, 1860-02-01
conservative Action Of BeecheEs8
Church,

Another mceting Of the members Of the Ply
mouth Church was held Oh Wednesday even
,ns. After the meeting bud been organized,
:. the arguments of Ar. Beecher at the prcce-
ding meeting. During his remarks be was fire.
uueat]y Interrupted. Atthe conclusion, he crc-
aiea considerable sensation by producin. u
Si,asi=s ritle one Of the twenty five scn. ont to
Kansas by Mr. Bcechsr, aud, turning to that
;;:ntlenian, called upon him to sustain the psu-
ciples which actuated hun then. Mr. Beccher
replied at considerable length, dcfendiu: lis po-
sition, and on its conclusion, after IN exciting
contest, OF tbs question being put, resolutio1
was adopred to takeup collection for the Home
Missionary Society. the Amer can Missionary
association -Foreisn Deparsment-und tile
american Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
M1ss!ors, thus endorsing tue position Of Mr.
Becc!.er and the American Board
, 1860-02-01
PFent1ceunu,


(Fzu1. tie Louisville .orEraI.1
A good many Of the Locofoco papers are
really in an offAl condition.
The Democratic organs are i.h:ing among
themselves. They arc III organs Of couaba,ive-
ness.
--Nr. jus. I1obb Inns been :rpointed roat-
master in Texas. When this vi. .1ubb is al
l"*ing Tleasury-Pap, he'll be I llubb-godlin.
The junior editor Of thu Washington ton
sti"tto.a says thar he was born II gentleman"
Then lie has been IS born a:,tiu."
An old English author calls woman an
embodied {a.>Eluod." Ii must bc confessed
thu. she is getting nearer and nearer to the
naked truth.
The [.ocofoco Of tile y. II. 7smes iutimates
Il wish to get married. We suppose he wants
to exchange the condition Of tie !o'g mrnial for
the hy ntntai.
We sa~ in a newspaper yesterday, Il brief
article under the head OF :" i sensible man in
South Carolina,' We con|n's stop to read
ANYTHING headet so ab,urdlr-
The Northern Democracy arc tquaster
sovereignty party, aad the Suushcrn l'emoc-
racy are q Disunion party. We wonder how
r1ans such parties it would take 10 make :. na-
ti0nal purity.
, 1860-02-01

are Of slow growth. We arc taunted with
being tho reform pagtY.-such wo may
be. The necessity Of reform give
beng hid l'to to the Republican party. It is
destined yet to accomplish its mission Of good,
just a. all other reforms have succeeded in due
time, but to do it this year the voice Of Illinois
must be {or r4form-for freedom.
: Republicans Of Illinois, this mA{A1+ It rests
tbspe Mn s0a yos1. In evS WG nse toTp sna
will hear tue other side-giySfs - sI.l&tstt.
Induce svery man Of your = 3lke
{! good Republican paper labor lima.
tiSa tbsm Of knarPp 9Sg PF'as'D1sss .s s 'hs
right.
Not only has the Republican purity of Lee q
work to 10 III the coming contest, but every
tfne man IN the State. d. not procrestinate.
Before the busy labors Of airing are upon you,
Town Clubs; and begin the cnnyass willingly
and in real emphatic earnest, W, ", &,
, 1860-02-01

The Eulsont DIaaster..-Leterr from
Rev. It: $. JOhnsop.
GALEsbrHcu, H., Jan. 81, 1Sc0.
E!fters Press and Tribune:
layour paper Of today appears 4 communi-
cation purportiDg to come from the Ellison Re-
lief Committee. The cr;dent intention is TO
blast my character on the largest possible
scale. 1t will satisfy my purpo.e to state ,taa.
tue whole thing originated with personal enc
mics, and has no foundation in truth.
r. s. JoaSsoS.
, 1860-02-01
HOFFMAN, i CE1.PCKE,
D.1.1'NEKS,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
IL d. 80 LASALLE STREE,


13nr1-;v,.r D1,>1,,4-o~+
!,
aees''.n % tn r. @ asso"n. a o. saicS ~
sr.t 70 b,sns<s aa s o,s T. where
spsc;al at1ser stts hAse oten ale ~ ti*t ssrss.
rss:e ae2osts payable Al sttctae1 d-fe on which
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
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