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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-15


a, S ii Hi.
and the amount of the claims of the street
hands appropriated.
An old claim of A. H. Herod for 1896,
caused long discussion, and was finally dis
posed of by paying $400, and referring the
remaining portion to the Committee on Law.
Adjourned.
AN EPHEMERAL REFoRMATIoN.-At the
meeting of the Council, previous to the last,
it was agreed that all speaking should be dis
pensed with, and the result was that great
amount of business was transacted. Yester-
day, however, one or two of the speaking
members exhibited early indications of de-
termination to ventilate themselves, and
give the city the worth of the dollar they re-
ceive. They appeared conscientious about
the matter, and no doubt felt delicacy in
taking that amount for an hours services,
which is about the time required for an ex-
clusiyely business session. They conse-
quently said much and did little.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-A man named Chris
topher Gurtridge, who resides in the upper
part of this county, was arrested on Tuesday
last, charged with violating the person of his
brothers wife. He was indicted at Inde-
pendence, day before yesterday, but, at his
request, was brought to this city for trial.
The offense is alleged to have been commit
ted on the 9th of May last, though, strange
to say, she never revealed it till last Tues
day.
CHAIN-GANs.-Eight balls and chains, de-
signed for the use of the chain-gang, were
furnished 20 the Street Commissioner yester-
day. Hereafter, we suppose, the greater por-
ton of our vagrants will be put to work on
the Streets rather than be allowed to lie in
jail, as formerly.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - The engine on O
freight train, on the Louisville, Lexington
and Frankfort Railroad, exploded day before
yesterday, near Frankfort, killing the en-
gineer and fireman, neither of whose names
are known to us.
COCHRAN, THE MEDICAL CONFIDENCE MAN
Geo. Cochran, the individual who committed
the recent burglaries of surgical instruments
&C., will have an examination before Mayor
Foley, to-day. VF e.TF. y 9Tr~
PoLIcE CoURT.--Three vagrants were sen.
fenced to twenty days each, on bread and
water, by Mayor Foley, yesterday.
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by Telegraph,
PhilndeIphIa Market,

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-Flour dull Wheat
unchanged. Corn closed with an advancing tenden-
cy; yellow 67@67hc. Whisky advanced TO 2ef@
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Thursday, June IA:

j. q. Helt, Ashley, Ohio.
Isaac Grove, feren Creek, Ky.
Herman & Bloomingdale, New York City.
Christian s. Choenblas, Quincy, Ill.
John II. Isenseo, Weisburg, Ind.
j. Wallwork, Louisville, ny.
Ester Isensee, Indiana polls, Ind.
j. NJ. Woodbridge, Marietta, Ohio.
&. Fay, Columbus, Ohio.
May W. Baily, Oxford, Ohio
Frank Frederick, Carthage, Ohio.
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At nine o'clock this morning, J. Graft &
Co. sell jewelry, &C., at No. Is East Fourth
street, and at ten O'clock quantity of good
furniture. See advertisement.
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PERSONAL.

IN wagons IS bundles shingles, marked "Jenerdf,
is in, about two weeks since, from Leyee, neal
at Broadway HCtel The drivers Of said wagons will
DO hsneftted by calling at BUSHNELL &c; Is
Cod Once. jel5-cf
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G@- The DAILY Press TO be had every
morning at the counting-room. Price one
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.



Though there was no particular briskness
in financial circles yesterday, the Bankers informed
MS that they were more occupied and had better
demand for Money yesterday than on Wednesday
Currency was in good supply, however, and we
heard Of no scarcity any where
Eastern Exchange was unaltered- ntinuing
Cola and New Orleans Esehsnso we're stnl dull.
and we heard q no trsnsset,ons Of sonseauense
bills were in demand, but very scarce al present.
The higher brands Of Flour werc, in moderate de
mand yesterday and rates steady the sales reaching
wheat In superfine Flour nothing was done, and
prices were nominal Whisky was in better request
ProSisoSs Sst Continued t. and large
tons occurred in bulk Meats; 700,Q0O lbs Shoulder
and Sides SSSns for sRd Se Gnd 20 nafS NJ Close
Bacon was held more firmly and the tone % q & sns
ssesp N .aas az @ though should
ers offered freely atsc Mess Pork sold az SlI Z!
for Country and sIs for Mess with stronger FEELING
but l75 brls. were disposed Of at llSc. -
In Molasses there we're large transactions at go
45c generally the latter prices and at tho close i6c
was asked. Coffee was moro brisk, and Sugar In
Wheat and Corn continued dun; Rye was heavy
and lower; while Oats and Barley were firm
The Imports and Exports of various articles during
the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon were
Imports. Barley q, bushels Butter IS packages
FGn 7 brs Hay 20 Hos head
% brls, and II kcss Molesses 9s brls.; Malt a75l
@GSESss Potstoss la9 bushels; so Sugar p 4i2 hhds
Erports-Barley, 36s bushels; Butter, 10 package
Candles 30 boxes Corn, $50 bushels Cheese, 9I boxes
Coffee, 3is bags; Flour, 500 brls.i Lard 25i brls
hhds., terces; Potatoes, 226 bushels; Sugar, ~;
hhds.; Salt, 2Oj brls.; Wheat, liS bushels; Whisky
4l6 brls
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of specio) from New York TO for
cign ports for the past week and since january;
1855. 1859. 1850.
For the week.. Sl,732,43e Sl,0OO,Oi2 Sls7l,72
Prev. reported."a. 26,959,sll 27,50l,436 3603S,S1
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CovINGTON NEWS.

Cry CoUNCIL-Y YEsTERDAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The City Council met at the usual hour yes
terday afternoon, President Goodson in the
Chair. The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read, aud after being somewhat
amended, were approved.
Mr.. Allnut presented the second quarterly
report of the City Physician, which exhibits
the following as the number of cases treated
during that period:
4,
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AUCTION SALES.


A UgTION lsALE-BY COOPER a STOKES.
IN ThiTty-eight Bote OF Land In Presley KemperB
WsnN SWgssdn,SNslSp WI b sold st public suetIc1 On
on ths prem.isss Jhr,y.eight Lots Of Lead IN Pres
ley hempers subdivision, fronting on the road lead
ing to Walnut Hills These lots front on Mcmillan,
Boone, Fowler, Wilkinson, Keuton and eymmes
Terms Of sale.One-third cash, balance IN one and
two years. with sir per cent. interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises Title perfect. Sale posi-
tive Persons wishing 70 attend this snle will meet
oooPER 4 sToKEs, Xnetionsess, IT, 'O'1 ~
jel5 IA East Fourth-st.
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT a 90.
IA Pawn-brokers Sale ,.--Jewelry, Furniture, &c,,
9 O'clock, J. CRAFT CO. will soll At lS East
fourthst lot Of Jevelry and Clothing, By order
trade. ..r--.I 49,. s 81 t-...r IL
ALso-At 10 O'clock lot Of good Furniture, &c.
ALsQ-Ihe odds and ends Of the stock Of g. J.
Johni deceased, by order Of the executor. 49,.
ALSO-Ihe large furnace and Fixtures, No. ~
East Fourth-st Uelll J. GRAFT, Auc'r.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-By By Henry
Ware, Optician, June ID. . 'tI'
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WNOR SALE-A Retail Stock. of Groceries, No.
weI.estabished business, and Ave Years lease on
store. Also, good Builaipg Lot ~ the most i'm
pelled toquit business will oier the same on very
favorable terms. For further Information apply at
the corner Of Third and GTeenup-sts., Ooyington,
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NUANTED-A sITUATIoN-As wet nurse, in
w the city, country, or to travel. References
given. Apply at III Sycamorc-st., west side.
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WANTED-s5O,OOo of mortgage notes and bu-
wv siness paper. Also, purchasers for more than
S20O00O0 worth freal estate, consisting of city pro-
perty, country seats FARMS ana wild lands, by W. H
PHILLIPS, Real Estate, Note and Bill Broker, So
west Third-stroet. y jel5-awF
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BOARDING.
wANTs-wANTs.

ss- II you want house, advertise in the DAILY
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XUANTED-T0 TRADE-A full -jeweled pa.ent-
w lever gold watch, with hunting cases, for a
second hand buggy or a small, light wagon. Ad-
dress w., ut this office. jel2-aw*
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NOR SALE-A Finkle Lyon Sewing Ma.
only few weeks, aud is warranted for three years
The machine can be seen At 1SS D. Pearl-at. iel4-b'
E7HOR SALE-oR TRADE-A small stock of Dry
E Goods--a cut stock--in good order Apply TO
Sixth-sts. . jel3-dF
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VWTANTED-By a travelling auctioneer, a stock
w offrom $500 to $1,000 of fancy goods, jewelry,
aud notions, which he will buy and pay part cash
on the same, and make weekly remttances; and, II
the owner wishes, will pay moderate wages to a
clerk who he may select, provided tho stock Is con-
tinually renewed n Address, until Monday, AZ Gait
House. jel5.A*1 X. W. EOLTAN q co.
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VKTANTED-sITUATIO two young la
w dies, TO tcach all tne brsnchaa ef an Engish
as to qualifications and respectabllity. Address Box
LOO, Cinoinnati.s ~ NhI- t a. je12-ds
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FOR SALE.

NNOR SALE-Lease, stock and fixtures Of a Tea,
E Cigar and Variety Store in Evansville, Indiana.
a good retail trade ,Terms-Sl, 500 cash. Address
BCSINEsS, Box 4gS, Evansville, Ind. jel5.o1
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NNANTED-TO RENT-A small Stable, large
w enough for a horse and buggy, within four
squares Of Fourth and Vine-sts. Address Box
1,12O, Cincinnati. III IL ~ jel2-dF
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"ANTED-SITUATI0 Protestant
w boy and girl; the boy between thirteen and
wears old; raised in the city The girl to assist in
any kind Of house work except nursing; has always
the country. An engagement may be had OF his
mother for term Of years, in family taking in
terest In his education. Best of reference given.
Apply at No. 35S Second street, between Smith and
Park, or by addressing d. X, this office jel5-a+
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U7lOR SALE-In West Covington, KY, near 81.
- AIMS Church, Lots Nos. Y and 49, corner Of
Peter and Division, 80 feet front hy ~ deer e lo-
f;5 West Fourth-st., Room No. L. iri.. jel0-fs
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
c.. e. LATHROP,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW INSURANCE
N Agent, Independence. Iowa. Will prac
tice in the several Courts of this Judicial Dis
trict. aud attend to any business entrusted to
his care with promptness and despatch.
Insurance Policies in the Phoenix Company
of Hartford, CT, issued on reasonable terms,
and without delay.
Feb. II, 1859 (2.i9
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
w. G.. DONNAN.

4 TToRNEY L COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Land and General Agent and Notary
Public, Treasurer l. Recorders Office, lndepcn :
dence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptncss TO all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
attention given To Collecting, Conveyancing
Paying taxes, Examining titles DE. eh- 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

JAMESON & LEWIS,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n Law, and Notaries Public, Will praetic,
in the several Courts If this State, viii give
strict attention to securing claims, making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ang titles, and all other business entrusted Il
them professionally. 1921 y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
=. WOODWARD. W. y MARSHA
WOODWARD & MARSHALL

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n Law, General Land Agents and Notaries
Public, Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS, Making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conyeyancing, &c. 2-l0
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
VIM. G.. JOHNSON,
Z A 7 l. O r .

4 NY GENTLEMAN WISHING A GOOD
N fitting and well l-made Garment, should
80 to Johnson's,
Oosr CagaH 4 Closes Grocery Store.
Opposite the Montour House, Main street, In
dependence, Iowa
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments.
June l3. $50. (6m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
JED LAKE,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Land and General Agent. Independence,
Iowa. Will give prompt attention to all pro-
fessional business entrusted TO his care. Money
loaned and investments made on reasonable
terms. Office over VIM. c.. Moris's Jewelry
Store Main street. 2-I3- ! Y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
M. d. wELBOURN,


NIoULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Buchanan county that he has again
commenced business. and may be found one
door East of the Presbyterian Church, Inde-
pendence. Everything in his line done cheapy
and promptly.
February 3, 1860
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
s. S. ALLEN.
T, FlNNCGAN,
FINNEGAN & ALLEN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
ed to their care. Office in the BOOK STORE,
near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
to Lands or land business, promptly attend
ed to. [sep25-y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23

there, so far as | know, unless ii is my
self. (Renewed laughter.)
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
4oetrp 0 t J
For the Guardian.
To Old Friends.

My much loved friends, what memories
OF you will thronging rise,
AS far removed dwell once more
Beneath New England skies.
I'm thinking now of that flr-of time,
When an exile friendless, alone,
Weary with wandering the broad earth o'el
Found in your midst home.
And well remember each gentle word
SO dear to this heart of mine,
Andioy to feel that our Father in heaven
Knoweth the names who were kind.
The clouds are drifting beyond my sky;
Life wears its rainbow rays;
Yet III never forget, in the sunniest hour,
The friends of those darksome days
+.
HaydenriUe, Mass Sept. 29h.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-23
j. NJ. HORD,
Independence
DIR. H. II. HUNT,

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERV-
~ ices to the citizens Of Independence and
surrounding country. Office Main Street,
in Union Block, with W. c. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
.. f. Leavitt's-he will answer calls at all
hours of the day or night. [apl459-ly Y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15
DermiG1tes.

-@u8e Gu9e. @Bir DeutIAen er.
tnnern uns nod lebr wobl, mir etiri9 S~alsac's
Berfe bel uus se!elen wurpen. Oa6tl6e fanO
aud in allen anoern QGnbern Guropa's Itatt,
unb pie telsii&e Na6rrude, Trma 3eline madte
rs heiten Sei&dfte babel, ba sbre @us9aten ie.
mex 9tcmnne bes seleienfen unb belietteiten
franlGf6en S&riftiteusrs nett 6Guiser eefault
purpen ais Die friipielissn franS6dlhen Sriai.
nalaus9oben. S0lSae iab i6 ltltf pabet roe.
lentlih beuaGtbsiligt, pa feline @iuna6men lih
DerJe6nfa6t baten mirpen pbne BEN beleiiden
ytahrrud. @r bate baber einen bittsrn 6aB auf
otelen unp Nae, weIhe i'm IDrperten, geporfen,
@ines Gasss, ais er pur6 cine @aaerie
beS 9alais &OgaI eine, trmsrtte er in Dem Ga.
Osnfenftsr elmer Su6tanOlunS untet anprrn Sii.
bern AUDI einsn @nAprud leinsr GOmans. ga
erfabte i'm Der Corn uno NIT 9ebaater 8auI
,sriplittsrts er cine Der CLASSIFICATION. Der Bud,
Gambler tar3te iOSIsi& aus ieinsm 2aOeu nab
ruff i6ni, ben CT Mot fennt. 3a:
nMein 9err, sic Baben mtine 6enler ,erl6la.
gen."
sd lausns sS ni&t," sntss8nc.e 8al,ac ru.
zig.
oSis wOaen nod meinsr ipOtt n 2" ruff Der
SuG6anOler ergrimmt.
"Sebe i'd 10 ipa6baft aus 2" fraste gal3oe
paseSen.
"oSur, unS gut, ole psrOen mir pen.. s9ap,n
srlessn."
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kales.

WaSOrS-@ ou Sstlp 0tiaer, nell
DE betruEFen i'm Marttbauft sefunben wurOe,
muBte ms @rmenbaus manpern.
SOEie SUNDERLAND, mel6e aus Der garS BON
Mrs. 6. .. @prpe Slejper gu teDlsn yeriuht
9otts, mate Die Oerlan9ten 500 Sarel6aft
lie lten unD wnroe beiselteat.
@bas. Srncer wurpe bstrunten sefunbsa uub
tparO psstal6 Dem Grmen6auie aberpisen.
@sOr8 GrOf, wslcbsr bensbelt auf Dem Sst-
tenwsge lag, mubte ebenfaus bic ReIe gum 9rr
nenbauie %antreten.
Scniie &imes, welGe feline Statte Gatte. mo-
fe ibr 9aupt ~Dinlesen tcnutr, wurbe ms Or.
menbaus %8elanbt.
Dem StIaSsn G9arlss, pel6er l elmer NIT
MsbI SetObIen bate, WurDen 20 Yvaael ,usr.
fannt.
&DOmas Rsasy mube ms @siSnSni6 ee6en,
peil CT betrunfen 8cmrlrn unO feline Slirgltaft
iur ieim ~fsrEsrs0 &HpDlperDalten lsifen fonnte.
MGrg @iarttT, Wsl&e 9oGn G.. @rautpbtle
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run9sipIcm ieiss. wabrneGmru mercc, rpr mel
den NusartunCsn ii6 @nalano tuten min +.
istnen 8ans inter BEN Naticuen III terat-
gin tibiGss @esen.6 on plimsnt fir ten
Dem YrinScu in Nmsrita tereit,tsn @mpfnna.
Stalien. Die Npontaorse pom Sen.
6antiS @rmeecprpS 4 .bt in 8racc;ana, 4 Wei
len pom Spm. 9isle Sruppen wercen lid Dor
re Wauern BON Rem leaen.
81 Q M "a. Sept. @sn. @uscn Sat ouf
Serlanaen @cnfanOr @ercbs's GurnetO mieret
pur6 fransSiiite 9ruppcn bsIesen la1tn.
Die Wiebrbsit Der GaroinGle bet ii6 spar fir
Die aeretie ee3 9apaeS outaefprpten, na6tcr
abcr seratten, eae lie nd rerfhubeu perse.
-Spsec beinhet fb tri Dem S6nia BON
Neapel unc Bat srflart. bas 91rs, mas Die pie
mpntclsn BON tbm ertalten werben, Icin 2sit.
nam fttn merce.
--@ten d. Sept. Sore Mtoi. Die SIS.
nisia BON Heapsl miro pom @oeta iter 9rieR
bier ermart:t, um lh anfunes Sttptre nab Yrl-
~Ienbpfen am Starn5srgsr See An bcaetcn.
am D. Sspt. batrn ldi mtli&e Marinc. 81.
fsiere bic Neiiuna srbatttn, biunen "a @;un.
cen auf itre 9clten atauseben. Man Ibcint
BON irgeno einem @nl6lage @aritalnt's osacu
Die tltreitbii6en &Jfsn &unbe crbaltcn III ba.
btn.
-pef6. 26. @spt. Ger eonbceccmmon-
cant bat Die @ttrersrSHnuna Der Soriciunoen
an Der psftcr unipsrftat ouf unbefimm.e Bel.
pcrlfuben.
-9etersburg, 90 Sert. Sn Icloe
Der nc6 uidt cingctretensn @ntt,nbuna Sb-cr
Mairitdt Ter Sailertu miro Die gGarIhquer 3u-
Iammcnfunft nitt ppr eem 90. Sftutcr Iattin
psm.
NeusfeN 6 rt6ten,
eunbon, 20. Scpt. Der WariIcr Cor
Respondent Der nDniIp Nrwe" beridtet, rae am
Oonnerfaa in ct. GlUup cine Sjbuns p:s ac,
brtmsn 8attrs otecboltsn murte, norm boe
Ssrlaneen Sen. @upun's, bic gIrmce in 9tpnr
auf 10000 Mann ,u Ytt ltdrtcn, u6O : nit
pom rinis:n Geited bebauptet miro = G'aritol.
pt entSt9sn5u;,rfcn, in S:ratbuns tam. IS
itsbt gu teflirhten. RAP bos %JtriuIiat cine @ut,
iGetohu9 mar, pcIde ;u einem tluti9cu &i
Il 5ren unp j~eOruiuus bi%eGrfaauds Der. 6pFnuno
anf inc Degeneration S;aiisrS auf leuse 3sti
binausri6sn ri,c.
WarfGaa Saiuant ocrldet Woris, nm Dos
Commando Der fran,6ffGtn @rmre In Stalier
lu iternrbmsn UNI 2 p:iter; DipifUueu wer.
rem ibm fclssn. @l'i6Seitts piro bcfimmtcr
ais is psrli6et, raB ii& Der YapR 3ur gbrcilt
BON 9tcm enti6lCGcn babe. Be!6e gtst;f;tti.
9un9 baSrn eann nod Die Srar3cfrn fir tbrc
Jnoalicn in Staliens Die san,e Iran,SiIbt
psr1t ruff i:bt gSc9s ibtr @o.ibolSt. Gr bot
icetsn sin rotbes Wtimfnium eetilc:t, aber
Der Iusprud urptb" bspeut:t in Stolien MD
8spubltfanismus, ionreen 0ttbirausn seseu
8rantreih.
Mebr"rt Depcfd:n aus Gutiu unp gOlUaua
befatis'a bic gapitalation Nncouo'S.
Gs biss. 8arint iOle surid ;rci:n, ais Com
prom;e 3wii&rn @ar,bnlpi uup @oupur.
DIR iarriuil&e 8Ents 1T unttr Dem Sutcl
hrr SeoSifernns pom Gurin ots,criR. Grin,
Garignan 1T bot ausstommen, um Die Steus
pes Sbniss mdbrtnp D:Hrn @bweIcnbe;t GNU.
nebmen.
9arts, 30 @spt. Gie ,Yatris" Iast
Die Sorbut Der iarpinil6en @rmee lit in 9ipc.
Ii, g &ilcmtter bon 8pm. Die Neapplttanel
baben Die ppntipnen am @ctturau pieper as.
Nonnsn uno Fnp 5srrn bee 6lu6es.
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ten pss alts" SatcrlnuNes. llnr mir, Die mir
bier %fSmpften fur rus in Der 3uattdaaisfeiteer,
tlaruns niebcrseGssts Gpane .Iium pcs Menlher.
rsGte uro Der Msnl6snwarre, Mir rirfcn nit
ereobenes Stirn untsr Der altcn SABINE RE 6auo
re'ben unp iaaen: Sci uus sesruBt 1u Sru,
Der @aritalri!"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15

SprtnAtelr, 81, artsitetsu, murben mesen Scr.
stftun9 i6rer Scrren rerbafttt. Die Cine mti6te
Osm Sarre Nrlcnit Bel. mGbrenp Die aubsre 8ar
tOHelbret nit ron sinem Spiesct dtarf6utton
QuedFltsr pcreiftete. Dos Gift mirtts in triren
I5allen nidt tGptlib.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15

Observation-Disclosures @lcetpraI.Sidct.
l. 9unti ~ SSiltem Gomb ron 9lrrfpt Gin.
z. Dtltrttt - Sbcmos s. @Uooc ppn Yicdtcnbure.
). 9tftriet - S0bn q. &bmunbS Ypn Saltfar.
4. Dtltrtet &tontaS Z. Srebwap psu Qrinee Gofparb.
D. O'lhtet = SameS3. Sempel pla NiabiIpn.
6. 2titrtet SameS SSpuS ron 6Cnrieu.
I. Gtltrtet - 81. q. Glaokrrpf Won R~rrf5nmtcrlanb
s. 1ttrtet - ScsrIep y. DouaIoS y. &ius gSiaiamt.
3. Di(irtei ->Gppa 5upton Ypn prince gSiliam.
10. 3t'trict &gpme5 81. GebeI spp Scfftrlor.
IL. 0tItriet Sduts gg. R1ffie Yen Tpdtrte9e.
II. 9ntrtct - gSnt. .. @ntbcnY rpr &}rtctpuyt.
IL. 0jtrtct - Slloe .. Dunn ven SBaIbiuotpn.
IA. Djlrict - SpbnsO. Re an eon Sonowbu.
Is. Difict - &c fiab Rib ell VOL Raicn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15
9Rlanb.

- Gin Sinb unterSetn Sabren
oer9sirottet. Die g8sRf. 9oR" BON ct.
9cuis er3Gblt %fclsenre, MID Iebr erbauli6e Sc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15

Aus Der np farre." Gin aepiNer
Yrsot9sr taufts bas &inO zines @pelmannes
unp laste in Der 8anfrsrs u. g.: oDiclee Sin.
Selttn, b'Aosrsbrte @npeisnpe, scb6rt uns al.
len! Us 1T niGt bios lsines 9uters Sinh,
nstn' ss 1T aud mein SinO, es it aud S6r
8inb, rs in infer @Qrr &inp !"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15

mooerner Susanna. Gin
Ntaun, Der nur bas @ute nil une @nrern pos
Saltd te ldet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-15

-Osr& nm Ons Rapital. gRenn
elm Sumnler Obsr StrnBenrduber siuen wobl.
eabsnbsn Wann %ansreift unp ibm feline poblae.
quite 0rlOfabe gu entreiben lu9t bas te.refftn.
De Snoioiouum ii4 aber aus QeiGestrGfteu
pn9esen itraubt.
The national Republican., 1860-12-28

legation Of the Government to protect the lives
and property of its citizens.
Sixteenth. That railroad to the Pacific Ocean
is imperatively demanded by the interests Of the
whole country; that the Federal Government
ought to render immediate and efficient aid In
its construction; and that as preliminary thereto,
a daily overland mail should be promptly es-
tablished.
Seventeenth. Finally, having thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views, we invite the
cooperation of all citizens, however differing on
other questions, who substantially agree with US,
in their affirmance and support.
The national Republican., 1860-12-28

ence Of any kind threatens an institution which
is incorporated with the whole framework of
Southern society. Notification must be crushed
but it will be crushed with ease and safety, by
thus depriving it Of the power to alarm the
fears OF fifteen States at vital point. And
this, which is an urgent policy at the present
time, is duty ofpatriotsm at oil times, required
by the ordinary relations of amity between
the States, and much more by the intimate re.
lations of a Federal Union.