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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

THE BILLIARD MATCH AT THE MECHANICS
INSTITUTE. The billiard-match between
Jack Dare and Phil, Tieman at the Mechan-
ics Institute last evening, drew an immense
crowd, and was quite brilliant affair. Dare
made run of 23l points and won the game
while the highest run of his opponent
reached 102.
The ball tomorrow evening promises to
be very largely attended. Every effort has
been made by the managers to render it.
worthy their guests, and we doubt not they
will be eminently successful.
In our next issue we expect to publish the
awards of premiums in full. The exhibition
has closed and has doubtless been one of the
most successful ever given by the Institute.
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Law REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
R. Leslie as. Ward & Parker. An action
of replevin, tried before jury, who re-
turned verdict for plaintiff, and assessed
the damage at one cent.
No. 1,334. This was continued, the parties
not having their witnesses.
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The ADAMS ExPREss CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations TO this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
Of the mail. Such favors are always appre-
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THE RESULT OF THE REJECTION.
COMPLETE RETURNS.

We give below the full returns from the
county, together with the totals, from which
our readers may see at q glance the result of
the election:
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Judge Storer, in Room No. l, called de-
murrers, several of which were taken under
advisement.
In Rooms Nos. 2 and 8, Judges Hoadley
set for the day, but the parties were not
ready to proceed.
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LOST.

III OST-DOG-Black-a and tan Terrier Pup, seven
~ months old silver collar, with ''Dick Hall"
engraved thereopi missing since Monday last. A
literal reward will be given for his return at No.
20l N1De-st. oci0-bF
n OeT-POOK VT. BOOK-On Friday, Oct s, a
~ Leather Pooket-book, containing four hve-dOl-
lar gold PIECES and about two dollars in silver The
hhder VIII be rewarded by leaving the same at this
fIace- ocl0-bF
III QsT -BBEAST- PIH-On Monmouth, between
~ Bellevue apd Jefferson, Streets Gold Lockot
BTeast-pin, with braid Of hair in Il. The finder
Will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at r.
H. HARTMAN 4 BRO. IS Store corner Of Monmouth
and Jeherson-sts., Newport, Ky. oclI-b|
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ATTENTION. ADVERTISERS ir--The DAILY
Press has the largest city circulation.
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PERsoNAL.-At a regular meeting Of the
Board of Directors of Farmers College,
Jacob Tuckerman, A. NJ, was elected Presi-
dent of the institution.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

Go AND EXAMINE the model Of the Walk
ing Railroad, at the rooms Of the American
Patent Company, 81 Fourth street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

PIcTURRs can be had for 10 cents, in cases,
at A. s. Blooms, No. IA West Fifth-street.
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The Republican candidates for Justices
of the Peace, True, Marchant, Aldrich,
Fisher and Clarke, were elected by hand
some maiorities.
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FALL MEETING AT THE CINCINNATI TRoT-
TING PARK--Second Ddy.-The race over
the Cincinnati Trotting Park, yesterday af-
ternoon, for purse of $3.50, mile heats, best
three in five, to harness, free for all trotters,
three entries, "Bolly Lewis" "Ike Cook"
and Reindeer" the latter being successful
in three straight heats, to the ehagrin of many
betters, who believed "Bolly Lewis" would
win the race. The latter horse, however
acted badly in every heat, and would trot
for short distance, just we'll enough to ex-
cite the hopes of his friends, when he would
break and fall hopelessly behind. "Rein-
Cook" made no effort whatever to win. We
annex the following
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CRY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and dis
bursements of the city for the week ending
on Saturday last, together with the amount
of money remaining in the Treasury at that
time.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOUND.

ENOUND-A GRAY HORSE-0n the corner of
H Seventh and Walnut, on Saturday night. Was
left at BARD'S Stable. ocl0-bF
HNOUND-D0G-A black and-tan Terrier Dog.
H The owner have him by calling at the
kenton House, corner of the pike and Oraig gBtreet,
charges ociI-bs
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THE DAILY PRESS.
THURSDAY. ................-......... oCToBER n
City News.
LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT or PosrI q

Wednesday, October 10, 1S60
w. J. Edwards, Philadelphia, Pa
Seuls Carlstedt, Evansville, Ind,
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FOR SALE.

V7sOR sALE-AE OYSTER sTAND-Oan he
- eeen At 7. C0OPER's, No. S6 West Third-st,
in the basement ocii-b'
VNOR sABE-A FARM Containing 50 acres,
particulars, inquire of JOIN W. BK I'm. at the 4,
oorder's Oice, Cincinnati ocll-f'
ENQR. .sALE-A DRUG-sTORF-In the West
isren}r ahu golnR good business VIII be sold at
Court and Linn-sts. ociO-b"
EOR SALE-BRICK CoTTAGE-Five rooms
- and cellar front and side yards, on Gest-stTeet,
m OP ana is o TSS o CoS four wss Of cellar
Also, cash to buy good notes. A. b. McMANAMA,
20 West Thrd-st. oclO-b'
ENOR sALF-HACKMEN, ATTENTION
n large haHfitoP half CsIash Coach Has been IL use
guire at Room No. /, Art Union Building, corner of
Fourth and sycamore.sts, Cincinnati oc9-f
VCOR sALE-TARM-A nice little Farm of
~ I64 acres Of land; situated on the Coyington
and Lexington Railroad, in Kenton County, Ky,
adi lining the town of Yisalia, on the Licking River
ana ana 10 miles from Coyington, All good bottom land
and fenced, the balance IN timber. The buildings
t1t e2I5st oT COED frame cottage Of four rooms and
heigh borhood; there is none better. viii be sold
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
oclo-d Corner ere Of TifgR and wainat.sts.
UNOR SAIE-HoUsEs-I have forsale foyr new
II three. story Brick Houses on EyeTett.st' esst
Of Freeman; two do. do. on Eighth below Baymiler.
All o, three splendid Brick Houses on Seventh ST.
east Of Freeman; splendid three story brick on
Seventh, between Cutter and Linn; one do, do, be-
tween Mound and Cutter. Also Houses and vacant
Lots of all descriptions, in every part of the CITY,
and several places in the country. For particulars
apply to GEO II. SH0TWELL, as West Third
street. oc7-fs
ENOR sALE-vERY Iowa new three.sprinn
n peddler's wagon, ten feet body, leather calash
top and two movable seats, with tongue and thills
for one or two horses built to order for strength
ana service. Also, new open buggy, aud a new
brass mounted two. horse harness. The owner hay-
ing no use for the above articles will sell them much
below their value and cost. Apply at No. 16g
West SeCOnd-st, Cincinnati. j. SEDGEBEER
fOc6-fD&aWsl
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J. Cudney enters bl. g. "Reindeer, "..........
A. j. Daniels enters b. g. ''Bolly Lewis
JaWes l.. Eoff enters b. g, "Ike Cook,

A race will come off this afternoon, at
three o'clock, for purse of $3.50, mile heats,
best three in five, to harness, free for all
horses that have not trotted in less than
2:35, which promises to be quite interesting.
The entries will be found in another column.
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BOARDING.


ElOAHDING-Mrs j. TIERNEY. No. AZ
n lhitd'st., east Of Broadway. Permanent and
transient. ocIi. eSN
EROARmNG-,rwo or three gentlemen can be
u accommodated with. a pleasant second story
front room, with or without board, Apply At t0R
West rhird-st. Terms moderate. oeiO-bs
WNOARDING-Two single rooms aud boarding
AD Also, o few day boarders can be accommodated
at 920 West Fourth street, between Plum aud
Central-aVenue, oo9- b
EROARDING-Furnlsh room' for families;
hb also, rooms for single men. Day boar iers eau
be accommodated at 1z5 Sycamore.st., between
Fifth and Sixth, west side. OelOf@
DOARDING-Twos single gentlemen can be ac.
ED commOdated with pleasant room aud board,
AT No. 20S West Fiith-st. Also, few more day
boerders will be taken, at q per week. oell-b.
TlOARDIkG-s G. Several young gentlemen eau be
ID accommodated with pleasant front rooms aud
good board; also, two or three families. Terms
m deTate. Also, accommodations for day boArders.
n. W. cor. Fifth and Broadway, No, so. Ooll-d'
aptORN, FARINA, SILVER AND DIA-
elaas Wheaton Grtts, Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Flour, and Spicsd Chocolate. At -.
ocs 3l0 and S1l hain-st.
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srRAHpoAr aKaIsrER.

,,Arripals :. Superior, LouisyiIle; Forest Qusea.
Sandy; Dunleith, Nevillei Clara Poe, Pittsburss
MstsmoTas Pittsburgi Emma, st; Louis; melnottes
Dock; Clara Dean, Dock; Cambridge, D0ck.
Deporturos- Superior, Louisville Magnolia, NAYS
Vile; Forest Queen, Madison; Dunleith, Heysllei
Clara Poe, 81 Louis: Argonaut, 81. Loaiai trod
Iron, Memphis; Melnotte, PittsburR.
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FOR RENT.

NTOR RENT-RoOM AND POWER-Apply at
~ southeast corner Plum and Pearl. oclO-b"
E'OR RENT-.A BARBER ER-sHOP-North. east
n corner sixth and Lock-streets. Apply on the
EOR RENT-A store aud dwelling, No. 327
1or,S SSeFntralIayenne, near Nnth-street. Apply to
F6R RENT-A COTTAGE-Oontaining four
H rooms; front and side yards; No 1913 Everett
street. Apply at 143 Cinton-st. Rent SlS per
month. OclO-b*
ENOR RENT-HoUSE-2O Fourth st, between
ture store by John Geyer. Inquire of Mrs. RED
DISH, 31S Fifth h-st., near John. Oc9-hF
ENOR RENT BRICK HOUSE With eight
Apply to M D. EWING, Fifth and IocFostreets, eu
Loco
ENOR RENT-A COTTAGE-of three rooms, on
seventh street, near ain st Govington. In
Cincinnati. -" ocii@b@
EQR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM
~ Lit with gas, suitable for or two gentlemen,
at 1913 Central-avenue, between Third and Fourth.
IoclI-b'l
NOR RENT-ROOMS-Two large pleasant un.
near FSs and Md BsS S IN VIII S Gwdns
I9dging,foo%ms, % or for tailors work-rooms Address
ENQR RENT-oFFICE ROOMs-In the Apollo
H Buildings, N. W. corner Fifth and Walnut
g., two nne Offices, on second floor and several
7. HORTON Apollo buildings. oc7-f
ENOR RENT-ON WEST FOURTH-SF.-Part
= Of the spacious Store, No. 100, opposite the
Postofhce, suitable for piano-fOres sewing ma
chimes, or would be rented for any neat business
that would not conflict with the present occupant.
Locll-b'l
HHOR RENT-HOTEL-A large, three-story
n brick House, suitable for hotel store or other
purpose, in Cumminsville at the junction of the
Colerain and Mt. Pleasant Turnpike roads. Will
be rented on easy terms. For farther information,
apply to s. Is. CARTER'S Law Office, en- the north
west corner Of Court and Main.sts. Cincinnati, or
on the premises. ocli-a@
STEAMBOATS,.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, AT4P.M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STEAMER FANNY McBURNIE, CAPT.
- BDAGG, will leave as above. 1IE~~" h
oclO Il. MoBURNIE, Agent. -E1mlss5sssll5ss.saiESI
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, AT4P.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER COURIER WILL LEAVE AS
- above. 4. McBURNIE, 1U~S@ -
ocll G. l.. JOHNSON, Agents. .-E.sszsatl.sEszdSS =
FOUND.
ENOUND-A GRAY HoRsE-On the corner of
n Seventh and Walnut, on Saturday night. Was
lafe A GNall l.
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WANTMD.

6wAHTs.p GFOR s1fF,n "FoR RENT-T
LOST" "TOUND," "BOARDING," &o -Ad.
ytftisements coming under these headlines, not er-
ceedine five lines, win be inserted twice for 25 cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11

"ANTRD-To sell double-entry book keeping
~ soholarshiPs on Bacon's and Ohio and Gum
dfy's Commercial Colleges. Good for day and even
ing and full course Of study, and just the place to
spend the long winter evenings; and young men
northwest corner Sycamore and Thirdsts, Tuttle's
Exchange Office. sell-amf
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

such ndcasons OF healthy, unfUrced harmony and
have not hrgnsened these southern skies for year
ever his country now prepared, for Tie frss . ne,
for psosperty
rhe finances OF the ooun ~ ere beginning % feel he
admirable policy OF the new Minister Of the Treasc y
Senior Don Roberta de Riestra. need not gve the te
tails Of hh policy, but t inspires credi. q home
abroad, and facilitates commerce. Uader 10 toe nsaoS
debt 70 disappearing.
st an unsettled question here whe.her he goodl,
10 the amount or over so 900 silver dollars which were
dasged the Custom Hocss by the great gtorm 0! si
month TO be paid for by the owners the insurers o.
the governcer., which receives storage Tor Esepng
goods In leaky horse.
The ssr Fernando Railroad had !u embkL gmersr &c
swep, away thl; - gong INTO orers..on VII Dc 6esyoc
for ebou. year Tta track was located FAR below b. III
water MARI Ths loss TO The company carnct be lest
tDan s25, 900 silver.
We lave informal Of the ccm ne Of twenty wc yes-
sells from the Untsd Stsies ard seventeen Crtei
vessels coming from various porte OF Europe sCch Al
amount Of vessels mus. keep frieyn1 ov socc COM
petition already exsss that freight 70 New York Is q
81 per ION. The number Of rivals ,r the month Of
tember was %, and the number OF departures 2a
The diaereaoe ao OF these 10 disabled from
going out ct port ~ tie ATE ssorm These al *
ropear.
The quantity scods in e,ore mere rnrrecedeuteo
Government 10 obtaining eorehouses various parss
the ciiy for goods IN bond The Vioors thea ie
occupied and the rr buna proposes yRng the scn
cisco church for she same purpose.
append markets and commercial reports for lbe cate
and foy The month.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

sahg rom she Excheqper at hh gene. oc,rG pay of
~ DAY; IN. the story goes, he actually borrowed
few pounds from personal friends IN Naples 20 pay ,he
small debts be had incurred hero while Dictator AZ be
vailed OF ne stopped a. our British flagship ca, On Ad
mral kundy. BE invited the admiral, Ia common with
several other English friends, 10 come and sec lin q.
lAprera they can PCT np with Poeuts pordge and
MIX, which are sll lie has 70 oGer Them. The sAr-
dnisn menof ~Rr nret q salute 70 the Wash ngton a.
sho sailed Oh, which repeated from he .ors but
Otherwise there Was nc show aud pomp and there is
nothing " record abort the departure or the ex Dictator
teyond ihe great broad fact that 6aribAld q gone
nsve hsd 70 disspprcve his policy often and 20 hat is
IprovA ftih adhere bet this frankly ard truly say,
nsi great and good man has len Naples anc nak ics
Lone oet nd hin worthy OF his Inheritance.
ln The morning proclamation from GsrsbGds was
soardef on tbe walls Of Naples bat the q te De.
tA,iue seemed 70 excite little sttcntion and ss ye.
there has been msnes;siion og pubic ,eelrg tso
subject
me solemn OF the union Of the kingdom o, the Two
sch'es 70 itay was celebrated 81 the palazzo ReAe %
the sh inst during Gkrlbaldi's last intervies, n
presence Of the King, the Dictator himself be mnss,s
and the court. Couiort Primo hnnser, addressed bis
esjesty in The wing terms
ore the people Of Naples for such purpose assemoet,
has proclaimed you rs king cy an immense majority
Nine millione OF Italians unite themselves 70 the
saher provinces ur fer your wso sway and VIII prove
Ie ruth OF your solemn promise, that iay sDould Dc for
ite Italians.
me King replied IN shor. speech repsete with good
and Italian sentiment Garbld alone IN rite1
approach The throne.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
Affairs m south AmsrfcG.
ouH russOs lYKks cOKilEsroEDsiC6
auxsos xvus1 ssr. - Il.

bNkNr AsAE, 0Sies ts0~
|s.s. 4 F.sa. zlsirs-Ea.so~a, Coa.ssssOs- = Rec
s,s Prcsps-,y-Na-ss y nc "HasOai-Pyosrsss-ll-
,s.sa SO. --6osis ra-sS0sd 81 C.son Il ste
g,,s,do Eo. foad-sGr4srss NsS-AvLe<, %.
An ,mportan. event E.s j. :. occurred Important =
he valley or the Ia Pu.s q; eas. Frou 1895 - 1869
|easaoe Ayrse refused q enssr ~ tsieias;ea,
n ahoa: IL PROPER form, beng aIe~so voks
|u the form az q snc national oonsiieson. u
oopel her 70 como = terms the ssr c 1879
|vss p-u sascied ey cen. Crao -. .or soiy osite,
, wbcn arce hunter. fhr away sod so;a 'sss sinsi
slos Qua victory, isrnr verc asroai apo. FssHos
Ilyr,s eiso; sity as9utiss q rrovses oonyea
koc, ~hsct rhsld rrcooec srenirenv = no ass'one
)1s u,.on AM ihese sncad 30 r.p tod V re gsnere
|Cr,svss, which shou.s ca far Nsyoen sorvsu
ioa &c composed o. /. may memeers (sfsy1, os-et
|rou a the provincss scsoring o the pordlsor. Ltt
|lcn7eniicn should have fna ~V,boSiy ~ rceise r..
e. The srnendnens
...Srdus thrs Sa..ona Con ver,or ne. o. Santa re
no l-sh net 70 !; raca0 kyre scr. her a, les,
- i rro ecied 70 eec. FOR officers rodsrs,s ana
E.berHl rpea me Rnendmens we're considered, arc
I~h f5ur lssnlccAr. aseraiion were urAn'rcusy .
4. = ,bs character of tLsse snerG rsna they are n
- n,osi enlgnvned progressive character. Tncy
A. eredt 10 me asesnApsh of rB country cy rs'rsr
hey a. cft1s 10 The Intea s&s9i lor ihsy Ge cneAy
Borrowed from onr iorms
ne Nesona Convertioo hss sde cce dec dcdy scest
ies ssiop. !. well kbo~n ma; ins ccrnsry ttr lie,
banged its nsiisnsi name. ~ erst s nsno -ss lac
"A EspaDlca ArgsntiDs, srterwsrds 10 was - Confeie
rscon AIssni.na. Eosnos Ayrcs rroPosed INST se -
lara . no assi name eui tho conclusou var q sdopi
adscrmirasey al tneee names, and r. rss q ~ oUt's
b .aDsrn ihe aane tNac'oa sseai'csn y mos, seer,
pes ssrs N 40 aed V The oorfusi75 = co psri,
1he Csnvsaisn IN, DC scrti, rcl-fc Us es;s G.rea
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

A CHANGE OF PR0CLAkArroN-A DAY OF HUkILIA-
rIoN INSTEAD OF THANKSGIVING IN ALA ANAL
Governor Moore, Of Alabama, witbdreS his Thanks
wing proclamation, and ,ssued the following In is
e,ead -
In view Of the soemnty Of the present crisis in the
STA 70 Of the conederaoy and the pecusr dgers VII 90
threaten the people Of Aabama hereoy aproNnt apd set
apart Thursday, the twenty ninth oay OF November
instant, ss day Of fasting humiliation and prayer and
reonert that ell persons win tina day ABSTAIN from
their ordinary vocat,ons and unite SPECIFICATIONS 10 the
Great Ruler OF the Universe 70 guide the
mipds and hearts OF people that they % BE- enabled
20 preserve unimpa.red the blessings Of civ and rc
riors serty which he bestowed up ~ our fathers.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

svIc IN o. - A gTnrt thp1.-Hernan hnessi sermsf
spotnco1y dom business q Ns 100 Frs svense, COM
ni:.ec ss.ids thursday, tJ rwalo~Dg 1Ssr'iy o.
s,1anun. Ocroaer schrmsr helc .nauess or ne 90
", when appeared Ma, drurrsnDesr ec 70 tie ccr.
MSS On 4 The rseh &C.. occeas.s n,ormei friend q
as that he hsi rcisore1 hims ard < 9 feE forrs
isgwtsds bEtsihed lAEl ErGa rat tt'r. 'oiy
ysass o. age.
shIor kI-no.-h cbard Egr lnf, sa.o' ca teasd
he ship creens -hic attempting q climb ur the De
Of he vesse shursisy Might, slipped, sni ssiog en-
The sirirE Iccc, r,rrcc tirseI ~ severely ihst he
fied d i-e Eosral yttsrfay IN oorsec-ence Gc-cre-
act ry tels sr'rucers rgor .tc No5-.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
rHr soUTH CAROLINA MOVEMENTS.

softnWs, E, Nov 8o, SEQ
The proceedings . the 1sssAl-re sc Dag ere Ol lro
General interest.
he House 70 day appointed a c,mnk.es on IssA A.
fairs, and passed resolution drecs rs Ihe Hillary Com
n,iec 70 consider tho boz, method = io-;yng The =
posed pOr; ons Of me cosss Of soc;t carcl.ps
petition was received prsyns ios .hs suspens,ot oi
re aBs providing 'or the o,.iestlOn q ieeR
Mr.. Pickens Q announced v sccsr a. ire ca,isel 20
Trdsy sishi
~ ,hs -,ring il nss,c rec Y de-, rc -tsopti
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

airs we're played bu at The condus Of ,he Ger
the hArcels.se was performed.
The k.T:ssy shs morning urge the soush Osrofn AZ
In the army and navy d she United s:a,es 10 rstuip
home.
!. ia understood maj a ALBANIA win ssnd Hon. wm. Z.
yanccy ~ comm ssoner 70 lie south Carolina Cor
ton.
palmetto tree wRs crested or Nam e.see. the Morn
ms. number OF speeches made On he oocae,or,
ard gres: enthusiasm prevailed
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
MISSISSIPPI.
orr ylCKsIvRg CoRHksrONDEgCY

VicKssrRG, Nov 20, le00
Extra S,ssisn Of he LssislGtars--Qsaa D,>rninGtso,
Perrcdiu9 al Claae- Dnioniss UnpTulcr-Prepaya-
tans for q Union xeetin2-7he Only PoaioL Bal1s--
Dehs Due a. the North viii Be Paid, dc.
The extra session OF Legislature meen to- day as
jackson and judging from the from tho river
counties who passed through here their there ~
day and yesterday the attendance viii be very srge.
city and county he first ebulon Of intense feel
ing has subsided into settled and quiet determination
carry the OF secession In orderly and
effective The considerations OF pecan ary dd
culies weigh no,n ing In the scale against tns mode Of
action, and OF all cstscs longer divided by the
bitterness Of party feeling, secm Of ninc on tie
subject.
The few who cling TO the hope OF ye, saving sne
Union and turning tho popular sentiment from s pre-
sen, channel merely making themselves oonoxoue b
the masses
They are making .trcnuo1 endeavorso &c; ups Union
meeting sbe a9th the result OF whi,n IN ia anaro
with fhow hcm the stakesbo complexion VI popular
opinien Vcssbnrg and Warren county will veto secs
sion calmly and deliberately not from hostility % tbs
Union. but from The convcton that IRON tho North no
thing good be expected that guarantee. wncn
10 ground faith for the future will 90 and
that other honorable affirmative 10 left 70 or
choice II u were otherwise-A such guarantees
could be gven-n unfriendy legslation 10
the North SHOULD be aoeog ateitno supervision VI soo
societies IN the Esstern and Middle states become
fact, and those Organizations whose purpose 70 scrd
emsssrics 10 beeet strife and boodsned
negroes put end ", o. those Who
vehement and trUc their belief the necessity o.
would back 10 thtir old o3 lcr and At
tacLnent 10 Tho Union.
Ba.incas 10 very oultt, 1LI row ords~- viii he ssns
North this winter by merchants lofcst the quee
tion Of scitng nonng from aus North advocated.
Ia pudnton Of Northern dshts Is eatsl nsd by no3s,
but II n generally believed tho liquidation ~ s1ch n
deotcdress VIII be mu ch slower tDan ever bcfoye,
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

lEArEsroS, 9. G., Nov. 90 1880
Advices from florida state ha; 0ags are 0y ing
IL ms ny portions Of the satc and tns. the
feeling largely predorn, mates there
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-09-13

large and varied PREMIUM LIST has
been prepared, and the Premiums. especially
for Stock, have been greatly increased, (see
karge 6His,) making it an object for those hay-
ing good stock to bring it to the Fair. The
Managers assure the public that such improve
ments will be made upon the arrangements
Of the former Fairs as will make by far the
best one ever held by the Society; and that
such rctrenchment viii be made upon former
expenditures rs to insure PROMPT PAYMENT
OF ALL PREMIUMS AWARDED. 4 good
BaRd of Music has been engaged, and viii be
on the ground during the entire exhibition.
FEES OF ADMISSION :-Certificates of
Membership will issue at One Dollar and will
admit to the entire exhibition the member
his wife, and all their children under > ! years
of age Tickets good for only single ad-
mission Will issue at p cents. Children un-
der 10 years of age, half price Tickets good
for the entire exhibition will be issued to
apprentice boys and servant girls at so cents.
Stock Dealers are invited to attend.
DSg~ For General Regulations, Judges, Com
mittees, Premium Lists, &c, Sc large bills.
August 30, 1860.