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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
The Election Next Tuesday.

Inc EtectIOh NCAt uchODy'
Since the foundation ul Ihr Govern
ment we have had no election so impor
tant as the one on Tuesday next In il
are involved, 10 greater or less degree
the destinios of the Republic. Tte free
men of this nation are then called up
on 10 say whether slavery or FREEDOM il
national-whether slavery or freedom II
The true normal condition Of tie Teri o
,ies; whether this Gov, rnnlent, as pstab
'Ished by our fathers. shall bo preservet
in lis purity and sigor. Or wheth,r it tsbal
be perverted from its original erds;--
whether il shall be The refuge Of freedom
and the boast oi free institutions. or an
instrument of tyranny and oppression,
devoted in all it's energies TO the extension
and propagation Of human slavery.
These are some Of the issues our peo.
pie are called upon 10 decide. These are
some Of the questions involved in the elec
ton Of Tuesday. If Lincoln is \, cted tn
recorded decision will be for frc, 'om--i
defeated, for slavery.
To view Of these things, ii is importsn
that every voter be al the polls But great
as these issues arc, they ore hut a part oil
the momentous questions that divide the
public mind. The policy of the govern
mcnt. in regard TO the public lands. the
question as TO whether or not u e govern.
ment shall protect and foster.by every le'
giImaie means, its own industry. And
finely, whether or not, extravagance, cor
ruptiOn, aud bribery shall disgrace hig!
places uuiebuked No intelligent MAJ
will question the fact, that The govern
ment, at the present time, is reckIng al
over with corruption; that il stands ou
boldly sod shamelessly in high placcs;--
that from it's ''high-ways aud by.wayt
there comes up an insuilrrahls stencil.
In view Of this a change is demanded =
The public thieVe, that Lave so long plum
dered aud disgraced the people must {
driven out. II Lincoln is elected this vii
be done; these robbers viii be cast into
the ditch and the government scowerrd u
ia accumulated impurities.
Let the frcemen OF Fairicid, therefore
turn out and lend helping hand to tn,
good work. Let no man fail TO vote.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

y Polr Adoiec. to all who are in any was troubled
win Erysipeas, Canker,Salt Rheum Scrofula or other
lorms OF hum0r, is to use DR.. s. A. Weavers Justly
celebrate and never failing remedies for these COM
pahls we have no doubt that at cast half the chron
ic complaints In existence have their origin in some
iorln o. bumor, which only needs to be eradicaed
from the system, to them from an untimely grave
we are glad that Dr. Weaver has turned his at
enlon to this class 81 Diseases, which have been so
long neglected and which have so rapidly increased
~ almost all parts Of the world. Ten thousands who
aveaready been cured but many living ceti-
ncates, appealing to suffering humanity and attesting
inc worth Of truly valuable discovery DIR. Weaver's
syrup and Corale for sale by 4. l.. SlOcnm. Im3I
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Blood Fond.

Attention is called to this most remarkable md
Sc'entihc preparation. advertised In another coumn
IL an entirely discovery, and must not he con-
OF the day It isa certain remedy for all The Jjseasss
speclneo' and especially those OF chronic nature.SoS
u Fsuferers, try 1t! 'N"i''
Messrs CHuRcH& & DuPoNr, OF New York. oss ,ha
sole agents Tor and also propretors of The world
rGhoWhed Dr, EkToN's MANTLE CoRpIAI an orticaI
whlth every Mother should have in her medcipa io
set in ease Of need and contalnitg as doe. no
regnrc or opate ofany kind Il can be relied mon
wuh me utmost confidence, and will be found an in
valuable specific in all cases of Infantile fyomiin,
I--lChio Slate Journal, Columbus. P'"'''S'
| Il ! See advertisement. ,na1
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
9petial Notifts.

common Sonse rules the mass Of the people,
Whatever Tue misnamed and misanthrope philesos
thingi lot is merits be clearly demonstrated and
they viii not hesitate to give II their most cordial pat
rohage: Inc masses have already ratified the judg4
ters BiterS, as may be seen by the Immense G1Snt-
ues Of this medicine which annually sold in every
seetleh OF the land ltla now recognized as greatly
ses OF the digestive organs, such as diarrh dyspep
a' and the various ievers that arise from derange-
meht OF ln0sS porhons OF the system. Hostetter's
name is rapidly becoming a household word. irom
Maine to Texas, from the shores of the Atlantic 10
the Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied Sold by
all Druggist In the word. ~
See advertisement in another column. 1m3{
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
SAN FnANcIscl, Oct. 13. 1859.

Thor5 isno general news Of importance.
The political canvass engrOsses univer-
sal attention. Tho anxiety TO hear the
returns from Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, is becoming intense, and even
many Republicans ar, fearful that Penn
sylyaniA will &, Democratic. II the Oc-
tO5er elections in Pennsylvania and other
Northern States go Republican, there will
eb an immense gain 10 that party here
before November.
Gov. Downey, who has been stumping
the State tor Douglas, expressed his opin
ion in private, that California will 20 fol
Douglas by large majority. and that the
Breckenridge ticket will run largely b..
hind the Republican. 1t is believed that
the Bel and Everett men will mostly vote
for Douglas.
Senator Gwin an Gen ]. w. McDougal
have been making speeches violently abu'
sive OF each other; each accusing the
other Of dishonesty representing Califor-
mia at Washington. 1t is rumored thai
correspondence. Of hostile nature is now
proceeding between them; but there il
PROBABLY little danger of duel.
The Douglas papers in Oregon are
very bitter in denouncing the coalition
by which a Republican Senator was
elected. Tho President of the Senate, 4
Douglas Democrat has been burned ia
etigy in the county he represents by the
Douglts Democrats. THIS course wa:
probably rosOrted to contract the eliecI
Of the charges that the Republicans aud
Douglas Democrats are working for q
common ohitct.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
The Deed is doac.---The Prediction /;
verified.


"Bulingamc, / am elected senator for
sir gears, Iharc got Joe Lanes head in a
b ,sket and am going TO hpve Sli7ePs Bright
uDd Fitch's; wonrH @ a splendid sight
Burlingame, TO see McDougal returned
from California, Baker from Oregon, aud
Douglas and old Abe al Washi"gton TO-.
gfther? THE nert President Is 10 come from
Illinois. Stephen Arnold Douglas in q
conversation with Burllngame.
The Ssabovc is tho language which the
Hon. S A. Douglas used to Mr.. Burling.
anne, Of Massachusetts,, in Boston, since
the commencement Of this presidential
campaign, as reported by Mr.. Bnrlingane
himself in speech made by him in the
State of Maine just preceding their State
election.
The latest overland mail brings &C.
counts from San Francisco TO the 10Th
instant, and from Oregon to the 7th.
The election for senators took place at
Salem, in Oregon on the 2i Of October.
in due legal form. J.W. Nesmith, Doug
las democrat, was elected for the long term
and Il. d. Baker, black republican for tie
short term. 1t is unnecessary to comment
on the result OF this election. To the
South Gen. Lane is known, both in tie
service he has rendered his country in the
field and in the S nate, 10 the former he
has defended their honor against a do
meslic foe. The country and the Con
sritntiou never had more faithful friend
and more jealous defender than Joe Lane,
as Mr.. Douglas terms bin. and though ho
may have his head in basket. he has
oniy M0 consolation to know that he is not
the FIRST prostitute to principle and virtue
who has been gralifed in having the head
of just man in a charger. This prcdic-
ton and this result fixes the completely
Of Mr.. Douglas so certainly in a knowI'
edge of the coalition that he who runs
may read. Iftlero is IA Southern man,
after this, who still adheras to his destiny,
he owes it to his own consistency to pro-
cure Immediately Wide AVake uniform.
But there are meu who advocate Doug
las, North and South, who will repudate
him forever afler this Transaction VASE
iRgton Constitution.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

The Governor of Mississippi propose to
punish the Northtor elecliug Lincoln by
levying duty on Northern manufac' urers
carried INTO that State. Perhaps the
Governor will be good enough to turn his
attention 10 the ninth section of the Con-
stil uton, clause Of which reads pretty
closely like this:
No tax or duty shall be lad upon arti.
les exported from any state. No prefer.
ence shall be given by any regulation o
commerce or revenue to tho ports of one
State over another; nor snail vessels bound
to or from one State be obliged TO enter,
clear OF pay duties in another.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
IMPORTANT AccEssIoN.-The Indiana

IMPORTANT AccEssIoN.-The Indiana
polls Journal says:
We heard yesterday from good author
ity that Ex- Governor Paris Q, Dunning
one of the abl-st and frmest OF the friends
Of Mr.. Douglas in this State, has avowed
his intention to support Mr.. Lincoln, now
that he sees his own preference can not be
realized. Weare also informed that Mr..
Bryant. the present State Librarian has
expressed similar de erminatiou. We
do not vouch for the truth of these re.
ports, but we have them from reliable
sources,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
How Fusion gets along IN New York.
HFWN = W"'"" ~" '''N''B ~ " " !"
The Now York Times Of Friday says.


The Republican is the only organized
party in this State to-day. Its opponents
arc a mere mob-wiIhoat unity Of princi-
pie. or Of purpose, and without the slight
eat shadow OF an elective organic llion.
Every step taken TO promoted their union
has only tended to demoralize them still
further. They are united upon no single
point Of policy or Of sentiment, except in
hatrei ofthe Republicans: and sveo that,
with four.6flhs Of the whole mass, is sec
ondary and subordinate to their hatred Of
each other TosuppOs that. undersuch
circumstances, aUy effective opposition
can be made to u well orga lied, harmo-
nious party, animsted by common pur.
pose, holding the same principles, and
stimulated by the prospect of success. is
the highest Of Jolly. The fusion commit.
tee may set this State down as certain to
give LincOln Jgty thousand majority; and
every dollar they spend in the country
will increase that msjory.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
From new Mexico.

INDERESDEXCE, October 9oth.--.ThO
New Mexicau mail, with dates to the 10Th
iEst.. bas arrived.
Hostile Indians were all around Santa
Fe, and the citizens dare not venture any
distance out. for fear Of being murdered.
There was no news from the army in the
Mountains IN pursuit.. Of the Navnjoes.
No hostile Indians we're s,en on the
PIs;pG
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
1m3I
Loss OF SIeen-

u mere Is anything more wearing TO both mind and
Dodi than loss sleep, or if auy difficulty or disease
can be oeGer traced to other than loss OF sleep
great English Psychologist is moi TO he relieS NM
VI tnls the experience of thousands answer and
iry inc lola ANoDYNE, and they will be ready to en-
uose me remark OF one OF the friends of the proprio-
WIN soyereigns TO purchace, would not be without
IT," Ihlsa'l viii experiences by its use see adyer
iisemCnt and call for pamphlets lmai
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

I-Fit Is wonderful how soon n valuable remedy be-
comes known-Dr. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Vino
s'cans of the country, and ali who once Try il pro.
nounce it valuable. f
;, DfLrnos, Allen county, Ohio, July aGth, 1858.
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS & Co-Gentlemen IL havo
SOLD Dr. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters for
several years, and cheerully recommend them TO
me plOc as medicine If decided mt rit In ali cases
oI general debility, dyspepsia fever and agne etc.
Yours truly j. w HINT Drnogst
"0'u y! olhord " Sturgeon. lm3I
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

NEBRASKA ELEouoN--I.ast year. the
Sham Democracy of Nebraska claimed to
have ole cicd ES,abrook. their candidate
for Congress. by 300 majority; but the
House scrutinized the returns. and gave
tie seat to s, G. Daily, Republican. II
was found thA, solid voie-painly If not
entirely fraudulrntly-hAd been cas-. fol
E,tAbrook in certain unsettled counties
as follows: Buffalo. e02. LeauquicOur,,
1873. Saline, TO-"
Again Mr., Daily las been elected, and
agaiu--ifwsmay credit the last telegraph
10 bulletin from 0mah-therc is an at.
tempt to cheat him out Of the seat by bo'
gus returnS. But this will not prevail.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

j TWe invite all wishing to abtain good and pure
DtuEs unu medicines to the Drug Store of G. KauF-
man ~ 20. where Pure Drugs, and such valuable me-
taoe ram hHier, Ds. RiOhardsOn's Sherry Vine Bit-
ters, aHd Dr Hearers CGnker and Sqh Rhsun Svrup
ana cfrGfe can always be found. 70 deal in such
ure ana valuable remedies warraB Is prosperity and
70 10 use ihem secures health. Sold by all medicine
NealNIo' Nco uuNCItlsemehts. lm3I
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

ETIn this country the mortality o.
children is increasing with terrible rapid
ity. In Boston, the percentage of deaths
Of children under 10, doubled from 1880
to 1850. In New York, .he deaths 3
children to each 100. 900 inhabitants have
more than trobled since 1910.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Mr.. Stephens OF Georgia Abindons Doug


Mr., Stephens OF Georgia AbindOns Doug
las.
Under the head Of GLORIOUS News
from the South" the st. Louis Bulletin
has the following:
We were greatly surprised, last Mon
day, when we learned that the brilliant
aud Distinguished Georgian, Alexander
II. II. Stephens, had failed to meet his
long announced appointment to speak n!
Centrala that day with Mr.. Douglas
The mystery is explained. lie says
that the recent elections have satisfied
him that Douglas will not get the oecto'
raj vote Of u single State; that there is
imminent danger liat Lincoln will be
elected: and that it therefore becomes the
duty Of every Southern man in the pres
ence of the dangers which stare HIM in
the face. TO forego his personal prefer
enccs, and to use every effort to combine
the South. as a band of brothers, IN sup
port of that candidate who is not only
evidently the most popular, but who is Al
the Same time the most earnest defender
IF the rights of the south and the States
and that. believing that Mr.. Breckinndg'
is that man, he hopes that the people u
Georgia will give him their unanimous
vote.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

RT How much suffering and pain
might be prevented by timely applica-
ton Of Guerney's BALM?
Sal, Rheum Norslgia, Rheumatis. Agus
10 the Breast, &C., receive immedi ate ben
eft from this remedy.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Nr' r'Noback'S 'SScandinavian BIOOdPiIIs
and Blood Purifiar

Ihe blood Is the life," says Scriptures so says
mo'Shce also. EXpel corruption from The blood and
ana Paflaer perform their task eGectuaily, They are
powerful vegetable detergents, and cure all forms
o'SeaSG, VINE arise from impure blood, simply be-
tne @ llle'sustalning 0ud. Hence their appareptIy
miraculous cures Of scrofua, eruptions tn noIsdys
PJps"' Ner complaints, rheumatism, swelling Of The
J9h's. and all affections of the Internal orpaus whicb
40 not proceed from maltormation. "'O
i Fsee advertisement. 1m---1o
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
OIIIO-.-OFFICIAL.

The Ohio State Journal gives the official
returns Of the election held in this State
on tho 9Ih inst, as found on file in the of.
flee Of the Secretary Of State at Columbus
The sootings show tho following results:
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
BTi0ksThoG's majority,

Tho aggregate vote is very large one,
amounting 10 4i2.704, and exceeding that
oflast year by 56,o3G votes, The ag.
gsegste vote on Supreme JOdgc is heavier
BY 1000. than that Of any other Office,
clearly showing where tue intensity of the
struggle lay.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Ho w n RD ASSOCIATION

TIiILADELPTIIA.
n JenepoIcRt Institution established 5v speeial En-
d0Tm6Rt fer the Relief of the Sick and Distressed
aHictod DHh Yiruient and Epiaemic Diseases, and
cSPeeaHy for the Cure Of Diseases fthe SeIual Or
gaHS.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
I'VE Surgeon. to all who apply by letter, with de-
serpton of their rcondton, (agc, occupation, habits OF
life, %c) aud In Of extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free of charge. ~
VALUABLE REPORTS on Supermaorrhea, and
other Diseases of tie Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to tho
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free OF Charge
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLlN h0UGhTON,Actng Sur
gcOn, Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. By OIderOfIhe Directors.
,... 4. d. HARTWELL, Prsst.
GE1. FAIRCHihD, Sec'y.
Aug. 0, ,lSGO-l0-ly,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
ARRIVAL oFTnEPONY EXPRESS.
Quarrel BaeVesa Senator GOia ani Gen
MDougaL.
THE OREGON SENAToRSHIP.

Sr, JosErn, Mo-, Thursday, Oct. 25. 1860
Th' Pony Express. with thrco days
later inJstli senci from California, arrived
this morning, The news is very mca.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01

ETThe completeness Of mutual conf.
deucc 10 the chiefelement Of love.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Estate of DIR. II. II. Brown,

H'NIHIU Uu III IA M AIUWH'
nj Office is hereby giving, that the unde rsignel has
of Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement,
legally authenticated within year. and all those
Indebted will make immed payment to
ELIJAH BERRY, Adm'tor.
October 9I. IS60-3w3O
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-01
Sept. G. 1850. 23tf

Sold by Il. sLocUM, Lancaster; Sunderman 4
KnouH, Amanda; f. Kalb, Rushyile,
Lancaster, Augusta, ls6O-lyls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

ma AT MEETING OF THE MEMBERS, OF THE
BAR Of the city of Richmond. held on Friday June
the LIST. 1860. in the State Court House, for the
purpose of testfying their respect for the memory
Of the late Judge PETER V. PANEL, the Hon:
Of the city Of Richmond, was called to the Chair,
and THOMAS z. AUGUST appointed Secretary.
JAMES LYONS. Esq, in 4 brief and feeling man
ner stated the object Of the meeting, and upon mis-
motion. the following resolutions were unani-
meusly adopted:
Resolred, That the members of the Bar of Rich
mond have heard, with Elncere and deep regret
of the death of the Hon. P. v. DANIEL, late a
Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States.
although he has fallen full Of years well as hon.
Ors. He was for many Years a Leading member 0t
this Bar, DISTINGUISHED then, he was afterwards
upon the Bench for the great elevation of his char
actsr. his perfect integrity, great fidelity, and the
unf1nching firmness with which he met and dis
charged every responsibility and duty imposed
upon him.
Resolred. That We will attend his funeral as a
body, and wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
Resoirsd. That q copy of these resolutions be
presented to the Circuit Court Of this city, with a
request to have them entered upon its record; and
that copy Of them be transmitted to the family
of tho deceased.
I Resolrsd. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the daily papers OF this city.
- JOHN A. MEREDITH, Chairman.
T. P. AUGUST, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

.-rsIfI7S6ri bupx Il 1Iiss1eg ~
s.17e r =, sksfs.--1D vick11g g.
81 russddS mornins. soeSrds - i0ssewNA
t1nrsdy neaF that city
"A few ya1rs ago Nj Lafayette Lse -
married Is ! young lady Of this county. Mis-
Hicks and remained for some time At me fess.
dence Of hts wifefs hthsr. In . snort tinns
Lee gave unmistakahla- evidence q being as
satisfied, aud treated his youneWt1 ankinGly.
A temporary separation took place, during
Witch dine Mvss Leo sonatned - her msdexS
house, until = reconciliation was enecteo.-
Lee, . few months ago. weus 70 Hsz g -.
unsuccessfui, and huaily returned to this
countv and solicited the assistance Of MAJ.
Flowers, (who was . relatively Mr: FioWs 81
generouely rendered the hospi0iuee OF nIs
house to Mr.. Lee and his wife, who accepted
them. Mr.. r frequently saw enough 70 con-
vince himsen that Leo treated hts VIE an.
Kindly. And demonstrated with him. ana
urged him to make some exertion TO support
iandable Effort, On the afternoon of Friday
slast Mrs Lee sat down to play game OF
chess with Mr.. Flowers-Lee occupying . Po-
sition Immediately behind Mr.. F. In lew
moments an expression ., n wsS 70 Se
gazing at her husband. Mr.. Flowers. thinking
perhaps that Lee was suddenly taken ", tnra-
ed and asked him what was the matter. Inc
answer given was that notning was .ne MAJ =.
report of pistol was heard, and Mrs Lee
started convuisively, enchanting that she was
shot Mr.. +. immediately caught her on ms
now advanced and fired again at his wife and
once at MI. Flowers. Mrs. Lee, by this time,
had sank nearly to the floor, supported by the
left arm Of Mr.. Flowers, who drew revolver
from his pocket and partially turning, fired
five times cover his shoulder) at Lee. Each
bali took effect in the face Of Lee,-one near
the right temple-one near the middle OF the
forehead-one near he left temple-one In the
law. and the other Just above the mouth. Lee
fell and died Immediately. The wound in
fiicted upon Mrs. Lee was of most danger
Gus character. III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

/. 81, L:s NJ, Lss :. iii-la:..e
81 our saw Min, Maeees islaad. sxe91sAt Pls..l
nesed oerti6cste u MI. SWAMI. . gentleman wsll
known in our city:
Msssrs. Jso. GE9. 0fseox-Gentlemen: You
ask ne % 1--WE my cpinon in writing. in regard 70
The kaSSef EatAg a JOur mnnufsctu!e. will state
that = foreman for M: 2; g; Russell. haze nssd
in sayine that ! cossids: them superior e sxss1
that have ever seen. BEING FREQ from the fuze
Of IRE saved lath. Ne syat ccsf q 9c.tss aSnsss.
and equaI IN strength to the awe Ieths, do not
hesitate say that 10 more yIo6tsbe 70 the 1las-
toSer TO use your laths, - the work ON them II
more speoaily done anA YesaltD il hotter job =
81 Very '''''osfsIb3fE sNHYSHIssffN swArr.
E Having resd The above statement Of Mr.. Byapn,
my foreman. it entirely ccncur. With my oH,nion
in regard TO the laths made ny the eesrs. Gibson
and would add that think these gentlemen ousht
20 be encouraged for their entefprise in this mat
10 l-0t r. n. RUSSELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-04

MONROE BUILDING FUND AS.
mesf;nr 81 M. a..oc.ton wi ss hsd M sany
ders' Hall. ON TUESDAY evening. 5th inst, at s
O'Clock. The Stockholders are earnestly request
ed to attend az an alteration of the Constitution
and other important business, will be brought be-
fore the meeting. ED. MCCARTHY,
+ je TT Secretary.