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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

FATAL FIRE.-On thursday night, Feb. 9th, the
house of Geo. L. Smith, in Preston county. Va.
about three miles East Of Feowsvilc, was de-
stroyed by fire. and son of Joshua s. Shanan
persisted in the flames 1t was oneand a-half
story house, and had no windows above the sec
ond floor. Young Shanan was sleeping above.
and when he awoke ,he stairs, the only way of es-
cape, was on fire. lie endeavored to kick off tho
roof, but it beiog quite new, and he having moth
ing with which to knock the shin lies loose suffo-
Gated or was burnt to death before assistance
re s.a Aim. Tue family below barely escaped
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
Correction.

In tho statistics we published Yesterday relative
to our exports of leaf tobacco. substituted, by
inadyertencc pounds for hogsheadS, bnlcs and
cases. The exports of manufactured tobacco are
given in pounds, correctly, but the leaf or unman-
ufacturcd should have been given IA above. Tho
aggregate valuo in dollars aud cents was correct
ly stnel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

ted ease Of malpractice, it haYing been shown II
the trial that the accused was addicted To inten''
perance, and was known to be Mt tunes very
drunk when be administered his medicines.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCH burg ARKETS.
REPORTED BIT
A. B. FUCKER.
RIO d u q L BRO KER
133 MAIN STREET
COMMERCIAL.

ES MAIN STREET.
sThesc quotations, ii will be understood represent
sale prices generally. ~
ArrLrs-Grccn 80 500 q burrel, according to aua!
mand good. "
BAtUN. New, freely on The inarktt-t ling III tn
acrordn1 quality. - ~"
BEAxs.--whiic-brisk at i.50Gbsl.'5 2 bashe.
HRE>w AX..is6f 4 cents.
BrrtEei+s42o for Frkin; 200, % freshrn
CoGN- toa s1il - els: White s2Qes5 cts sGp,l .,
MEAI-os1nyV cents; according 10 quality. - s''
CkNENr.--,James River 4 .Gndt 81 30
DRIip FEruAplhcs fi3I 9GbRi42; Pualed Peaches =, "a
Inpoa.rd do, 2.i;6i 81 90 = busL ''''
FfpUE.lc reipts are iigi-with All increased l,p,,
quote snperinc S5s7Gt tdl2; Exra 5000 sd3; fnn
10 >IGl $500. '
FiAxtrrr-Denand glod-t ,2T@.i.30
FfAru:es.--i30e4i cents. suppl, good.
FLsrIllGs.No. Peruvian Guano G2 20 u Of on, =.
Recess Manipulated Gulno $f.p5op Sombrero tgano s,
Mexican Gu!no $500 Rhodes sup Phosphate Lime g.. w.
Raiin's Phosplo Peruvian Guano S32.s0; Ground ri
loose, 5000: Packed 3li.Nl ~
tiKtss SEfp-t lover TG21G6.50: limo Thy ta2i "A. ~
cI.ard ,.;. ~ Randall t,rass n1 20 Evergreen A. n
q tlI5.
tirxsIvG.-:oGfa5 cents
IIaY.-ti.p c fi.I2ig i leo bs.
IguS.-Ni"uinaih SOD 500; Neaser's 800 q ton
IARp.-HUgpy good nj llffl2cenis.
.,tla>a@n $i.'s,tlS l.61: Mountain s0 90 ccn,s
Wife s1G1NIt4 cts; led d2ft7a p ba,lr
pb1s-Dcnmd GOOD bite .c.: BacA .5i ~ can't -
husltcl % 81 l,-. >hctl Oats II 25l sl.3Iis. Ne
PEAslilackr!ed iJGi S2u: Black or Cow Pea nIfa ito
PffArpt>.-1.k ~ ccnis--aeeortiing To quality '
IoB fc'u-fAe offerings the acrease-and hay. =,
notice ainpna spirit in the narsct Prinn-, a g%
Leaf fL', I'D; Common s.0n Hoo for bright sr,cr.
the sal, confined t." loose parcels mainly. ''
NHEAr-Rcceipls continue igit-wiih IN imported f.i,
llnnr Ecd at si2ad9fI5-; White 1880 sl.ia for cl,
Wool -lnwa,cd %, Washed 5000 cts according to ,,
hy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION adjourned SINE
die Saturday ught few minutes before ten :
rln,k Taken altogether, it WAS one Of the most
tumultuous disardery noisy convocaiians OF the
Democracy ever held in Virginia. Up to FRI,
day it was thought Tint the Convention would end
in n row, but the resolution declaring preference
for GOV WISE, a the most suitable candidate tor
TIE Presidency, wa. withdrawn, and then better
order ard uiser counsc.s rrevailei But up to
tie withdrawal Of this resolution, II WAS truly an
assembly Of the ',G,ce Democracir."
After the final adjournment, the larread"s
were taken down. and ihc doors thrown wi1e
open, when the arg aud enthusiastic gathering
resolved Ecmsefc, nta another Convection, aud
cal!ei Col. PAY, # Fauaaier, to the Chair.
Cl Samuel i. Paul. in L few happy and clo-
qnent remarks, Introduced series Il resolutions.
Recommending II Snuthe4n Eonlerrnce, winch was
passed without scarcely dissenting Voice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
:. I'E.t'IAt NOTICES.

& candidate for the Office Mltor IF tI. ca,
Es5 of lhnc1urg. II elected. Hha,c,tr - .nu,lt,
TIA snail attach the head ruc ,,r m ~
execution of the State laws, cirr.in. cat tnc rlnanr
al the ,i!I sha! cLdri, 10 with rnrss AMI ,,
tiaiiy AMI far may be able Keep the pu,ce ,gun"
Of lhc ttty in healthy coalition.
feb J-tdtf WN. L. SAI'NDrpS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

Drummer PnYsiciAN.-At Lockport n. p, last
week, n DR.. Cressweli was on trial on the charge
OF mnrdering patient. whom he was called up,n
or volunteered to attend BY administering stry,h
nlne, The trial resulted in u verdic, Of man
slaughter, the offence being probably an aggraya-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

RrrruNING To SLAvraY.-lhc Tcrunseh yes
terlay took down family II six Iersons-mulat-
tHes--nn Their way t. iic,cha, Arkansas, 10 enter
again the service rf Their old masters. They
were manum.ttel nhuu six yeats a.; s,ace which
time th"v htye been living lii New lerk, and NOW
strange AZ il n,ay ,.rm hasirs tasted Of the sweets
u. liberty voluntarily return to bondage. = C'n.
C1m.. l&H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

SKATING IN CRiNoLlNE.-Two young ladies',
Misses Temple aud Williams. while crossing the
Mississippi at Dubuque, Iowa, char cea to sen
upon spot of spongy ice, and each went through,
Crn"line was ol essential service, for it kept
them IRON being submerged further than tie
waist till assistance came; They rcorhe1 ,bn
shore IN safety, though not a little chilled hv
their moongbt la'h IN a February night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

m s-S@ MASTER OF PoLit FL respcciful, announce
ICY myself candidate iur unicc of Master eff PHI.
n tue ensuing election in April Having served Tor several
Year. past IN The III. Watc H. believe. sa,i,lc IN I
all parties, ianr! can Ill The Office question IN manner
equally acceptable. IiloS J. A'STiZ
lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARABIA
rrRruER FROM EUROPE.

P6,iry Of Eagani anil France Conc rning Ha'y1 =,
4 coH,s,on al Anc0np- Movements 81 hosSn"
Austrian T,oops for Hungary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

ANTICIPATING EvlLs Enjoy the present what
ever it may be, and be not solictous for the iu-
ture; tor if you take your foot from the present
standing and thrust it forward toward tomorrow,
event, you are in II restless condition. 1t is like
refusing to quenoh your present thirst by fearin,
you will want drink the next day. If it be well
to-day, it is madness to make the present misera
BILE by fearing that it may be i'll Tomorrow
you full of to-day's dinner, to fear that you
shall want the next days supper for it may to
you shall not, and then TO what purpose was this
days affections? But if tomorrow YOU shall
want, your will come time enough, though
you do not hasten it; let trouble larry till its day
comes. Butifit chance to be i'll to-day, do not in
AZ crease it by the of tomorrow. Enjoy tho
blessings of this day. if God sends them. and the
,vils bear patiently and sweetly; for this dav is
only ours-wo are dead to the morrow lie.
therefore,, is wise who enjoys as much possible;
md if only that days trouble leans unon him it is
angular and finite Sufficient to the day said
Christi is the evil thereof" sufficient but not in
t;olerable. But if we look abroad. and bring into
one days thoughts the evils of many, certain and
uncertain. what will be and what will never be,
load will DO Us intolerable as it is unrcasona-
ble
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

TnE SprrUERN Convention A FAiLuRE.-Thc
savannah Hepnbicdn, nlluding to the action al the
Nr1lnia legislature, says:--"under this state Of
tact we take 1t for granted that the Southern Con-
vrniion must ncte -salily Prove u failure, Without
uuaninily, it were useless to undertake it. And
10 To- an lad, 'oe cana,t. say that ce ShonM regret
Sur5 ado'hon. Wear opposed generally to mere
talking. ga~sing bodies Like our Cnmmcrrial
Conventions, they have no power To enforce their
"hets they bind melody, aud, from the lack of
responsibility. generally disgrace themselves and
those whom they assume To represent Tnere is
"ne contingency, however. IN which we should be
placed to see Southcrn Couvrntion-oue in
which the people shall be directly and largely in
tcttstrd. Should the Democratic party which has
the South completely in its hands at this time at
trmpt Ia its in the Presidential cleo
uan by ignoring her rights md honor. and riding
ron.h,hod ovor principles which she has maintain
ed essential to her equality and satety, then
are I I southern Convention. Ia rerudintc THEN
action aud rel el lhrr wrong. We shnl Ia all VT
rln Ia get Nv such Convention, by oxhorting true
nrn,A etrYy name 10 come TO the rescue, and ther
by supnor'i < their action with all the means "a
oar command
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

WASHINGTON National Proposed
H9Gt@cHt on The 22d tnSt.--- On the 22d of Fe bru-
ary 1t is proposed that there shall be an effort
made throughout the United States to raise suif-
clent fluids to carry the work upon the Wash
ington National Monument during the ensuing
year. Ciuzcns in every part OF the country can
contribute through the postmasers Of their re-
specave towns. About one thousand postma sters
have boxes for the purpose, placed in their Offices.
and have raised within the last four months more
than 5000, There are hearty $4,000 posmas-
tiers who have not been heard from. and il is ex-
peeted that they will cooperate with the others.
II they will consent to do 50. aud it the returns
average only 81 so per year, or III cents per
month, the work can be kept in progress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
From Rev Dr RoeSar

NJ ~ EDITOR OF The CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
-, "r'hs fALLIHLE BAKIsG PuwprR.-A persons
~ .! sli sweet and Wholesome bread biscuits bat
-, ''i' 'aH's may purchase this powder with c'i
a., H. ilital> are perfectly harmless. aud lh"s
49,, "a. o",ia' SatFatns Re- No fear 1reGi The
" WI" Hakt lir iight,s, sweetest bread tn. short i
nm, '',' save time. abqr, and expcn>e; and dr.
~ H ne aeeoinsyn simple directions ,i>cS Is,
Die II IS manufactured in Virginia no invention Il
t"N"vn'n John W. Garck. manufacturer and l'rolr
.i, h''h"ni Va, We know him. have tired it ard
r"ntnl 1t as The btsi tried, it AMI mind the IL
''''i"Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
Grover & Bakers.
More Testimony from the Clergy.

RN 1N"V1141O4lJ 1lOIII l1IC OlCIEJ.
~ his errfes that have used Perry Dyis's Nrg,l-
tI lie Pam Killer with great uf cholera
l""'1' 'tnmgn u'Nel complaint. bronchitis, coiehs, colds
g. an" ""ud ehecfGii! recommend ii Naiaa;e laun,
hr,ielmh k.v JAMES {. BOOMER.
Mes>rs p Davis Sor--Dcar SIR: Having Witnessed lhr
hhril cilge> 81 Pain Killer D
ef5 aud Cholera MnrhnS within month, past and
tx Il an act ui bcnevocncr Ia the suffering would
chttui! recommend It's To such may suffering
he aforementioned or snii Diseases SAL and iIal
remedy, pry FDLy ,i.b X with
ms ctrua ha have for s.serl Years used Davis's Nelr
ioe ram hl"t III my family,
"eh II - F'toiinendcd and iHd very family med
cnc. Er, pIn<sn, ~, p;;,rr
sE~Sn!i by all Druggists ~, Ig-lnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

HRaN WA>uI>GroH Washington Frlnnrv ~
-Ihe House committees On tel rltores have III Ter
consideration tho sui,l"ct Vt providing territorial
gev5 rln,eg ia 1r Nevada, Pixies Peak and narutA;
and bills il is SAID. wilt tie reported in cae,s
certainly ns to the lat named. The committee
rontemp plate nothing further Tor Arizona ut present
than II surveyor general and II Judicial district.
The committee on uiturc have decided t. re
lort n homestead BILL which will pass tho house,
but ,ts success in tie Senate is not certain
Tire iiruas Of protection are confident that the
c1llmlt,oe on ways and Incans will soun report ~
hiA imposing specific duties in the place of adyu
lorem duties wherever the same are practicabe
Those who have closely scru inized the subject
say the members of the House nrc almost equally
desilod On the question OF tho ranking privilege
and the prcpondoranco of feeling is against its abo
hlion.
The Parnguavan commissioner has met with n
carlial reception from the executive officers of our
government. Alter the formal exchanges of the
I ratidearons ofthe Bowln treaty this week he will
outer upon his duties under the special convention
for the settlement Of the indemnity due to the Hop
+ klns Company.
: The House committee on the postofice will. at
an early day, give Mr. Miles. ut South Caraiina,
n hearing the sub oct Of restoring tn the steamer
/ Isabel the regular mail service between Charles
/ ton and Havana which is strongly urged by mcr-
/ chants of Charleston. Savannah, Key est and New
! York.
! The House select committee appointed to in.
! qultc into the existing laws and report reforms
/ ON the manner OF executing and prices paid for
! printing and binding, had long session Yesterday
/ the superintendent OF public printing, Mr. Hart,
giving valuable hints from his long experience ON
! that sntjc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

n Sy- authorized 10 unn"uncc WI. {. BURTON
o5c[ II candhine for tie olice of Master of Police
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

Ma Taos BsasY 10 saihorixed Agent Ia
Rlebmsa4 II tiraclrr Advertising and subscriptions We
czssaesl ha - the isss.As ef ear friends
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
Notice to Physicians and the Public

m ry-Ailtotk'S Porous Observation-Disclosures
@'-~ NlAl-"f. Al.LCot X X CO.. No ia anal st. New
iot", -''h N"f l>icheH.en: lately suffered severely
nom weakness in my back oced,pncd by suddenly ovry
erilng i sell Having heard your Pas er, mach recommend
ct Tor casts of this Kind procured one and The result va al
'hai coui desire single plaster cared M, IN Il week.
IpnfS rcspcciiuly j G.. BRIGGS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

Guano.
NJ PEEIFfA MORE INSPECTION.
A., MnfEtn 81 ANo-t argo of The Srlr F." 3ar !'aat
"''u 7e"r' " Sa.hho.' direct from the Island.
lated Observation-Disclosures by psfor sale ly
it" III EDMOND, DAN EXPORT Il %
E)EEu WAN GUANO-Just received IN prime order for
4 sale by [feb l4-tsl JAMES BOYD 4 CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
NlaSter OF POlice

rfy - IT the solicitation OF Many Voters rcspccG,lly
RE announce myself candidate for the Office Of Master
al nj" at the Hpfoachih: sprn; Election, promising if
ert,d 10 discharge the duties ol the Office the he, of my
a'iii'c,. ch . l. JpHS MlrCuAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

No Merchant Visiting Baltimore
SHOULD fail TO examine the extensive stock of
eSSS FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLoN Is, &o,--oirrcd for sale by
FRED. FICKEY G. SONS,
go BALTIMORE STREET. 1t is OF The extensive in this
untry The rope;or fully prepared to compete
Northern Houses [l,b 2l-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

:. '''I'''V''T Ut I1TdllITCth House, New
There nothing equal in the way Of Plaster to the Puroas
,,s'' VI H' AL'o.h ENerytlngis pleasant about hcn
Inc! are the ias'er Of the day and fit type of oar pres
"ahcemit IN science and art. In Asthma Cough Kidney
a'e'"h' ana fora; deep seated palms. they afford permanent
fti' ana lar weak backs, pains in side III ccs and
hodc pains generally they UNSURPASSED for the bnth,
'hl la Physicians should examine this article which
universally approved here known. Price ~ cts each Prn
ca once ~ Canal street, EcM-York Sold h, all rcsrcca.
Wv "'"''r' IA "ir'itih"S ian 3: -lmlAw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

\ isr'n IL said TO lr directing N 'rc troops to.
ware the Tyiols, Venice and Hungary.
TIL London Gi5be'- l,n- correspondent saws
ii g.and are about to make n Joint summons To
Au,tri4 to desist fom sndiug troops into the
Mar,he and Aneonn. aud TO eyacun;e Nenetia ~
the e3h "St period and accept such indemnity As
Italy now ready To oi'cr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
HOllOWav'S Pills

Has5 II weakness and debility, the premoniior' I"
49, l "ecLs, are replaced With Nigor activity and
H. I"!rh'. IN every organ and in the stem, b!
&c tN', regulating and cNhilarating influence of tbs
i'-.o't'nns vegetable preparation sold "A The u,anntaco
II per box. : " 'ee''''' + 81 iJIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

The steamship Arabia arrived at New York "n
Saturday. Shr sailed from Liverpool IN Sntur-
day. February 4'h--,hc same day with the Prince
Albert Whose news from st. John has already
been publ.hed) Slebrings adyiccs from Queens
town t. the forenoon Of February 4th.
The Europa for Liverpool, arrived at Queens
town on the 18th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

sThesc quotations. i, will be understood represent "
sale prices generally
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

aAe lsoauFs eGshs NeFeh AnA,Nouth.
1 To correspondent Of thc Wilmington. IN. n,
Herald, We are indebted ~ 1 $500 isnsvh !,
no doubt al our readers viii b. nfter riyinr ~
following imaginative descrintion III IN fetnrs
Of the North and South ! ner,,aal W. rc;o;cs
that Fayetteville has been lighted with ras' NM
whether that article is Manufactured from coal
or the brains az the citixens. the writer does Al,
inform u& However, We viii not keen IN =.
der longer from feast 30 rich. Hear what "
| says:
sLet the people Of the North led an ~ thesa
fnpious hnatica, dissolve this elorioua IIn;on 4
they will, and then stts,sd alone hankrnpt .pd "
fNccesa. Their prosperity win ~ ON. ~
mighty din Of their manufactures viii N ln,.grr
be heard; the busy hum of industry wiz NJ brsh.
ed steam will cease to blow m trunpst 4, maj,
land and on their waters ma IN whte x;n i, :.
their commerce will be folded forever Ths IL,
would fiutter in their chambers ana IA mi d,,sr
their stairways the loathsome tnad wnr,ia laa,,
The fox would prowl in their market nIares. ana
| the owls perched upon the lettering steenes n
their churches vould hoo, 90. M. y
desolation. Let them 9;ssoira IN Tra;s -. ~,
with the great moral and nhysieal resources ia
South possesses. she can and will maintain har.
self With her vast exports she can hr;ng 10
commerce of the world kneel;nc ~ Ia, ,,.ss..ls
and imploring her patronage. With tho Scantre
of King Cotton. she can dictate "a hoth f,ld IA
New England the terms &c ;n,arco,,rs ~ az ~
mand the guarantee Of their GOOD conslac.
Standing upon the firm basis az ! senarate and
independent Sovereignty the renose Ana ,.er,,,s.
hence of her peculiar institutions would ~ sec,r.
ed There would then he no violation af tha
Constitution under the w;noa 80 wh;.h sha
could find no safety and nrot.et;on '''e
Let them dissolve the Union ond ~ ell
wonld no fr.., .cl ,,,r,,,.a:.., !, - ICY SV s
destiny; and by the consecratad honas ac a,,n
ancestors, whose blood runs ii orr veins ~ In
leave them, and unincumhered IL thar ell "a -.
leprous associations, we will thunder 81 Il tbe
path of our predestined mareh ana ia ..aosr;.
doris Of time" win resound with tbe echoes ~ anr
victorious pootsteps and tho ages ~ h;t.sa ~,
glow forever with the olor;ors s,la,,aans II
impershable deeds. Released I'm, ya,., ~.
monopoly and commercial vassal.ra ~ CT.
could supply herself from abroad With i, IL,
needs. Along her coast tina nacass;,;a. " -
trades would erect Great c;tas - s.a,,d ~
sentnels of commerce watch;ng Tho ,r;,,s-aJ ~,
rers of her riches IN their lgh,
From her ports cieantic steamer viii r,;aa ~
ward in their foan,ing maths fre;ghta1 a. ~
distant lands and "a thew dasb Al sa,,,;,ss ~.
smoke of her furnaces nm IL Haayen ii H. ~
semble calumets Of neaca wh;eh ns.;..s 49,. !.
change as pledges Of etarnal am;t, MI s.,5.l;.
II the Union he dsso,yad I'M
stop here Without the fasr 81 han;a,s W. -. ~
ritory taken fr,n, rs :, haa, - nasnis our vt
free States Of altar ha;ng a"a,,;rad T. ~ n.aus
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14
paris Correspondence Courier des E,a,s mi, !

SPORTING lNTELLIGENCE-JAcK RosstTrR n
fRANcE.-A Mr.. Harlan has just brought before
the Fifth Chamber of the Civil Court if Paris 4
SUIT against Mr. Beyins (both citizens Of the
United States for the recovery Of costly horse
stolen with unblushing audacity. The name 4
the hero of the hyppic odyssey is Jack Rossiter.
~ IS not, 1t seems, vulgar animal, without gene
alogy, tor Harlan, who claims it, brought it from
New York to England The noble horse was
stabbed in London at Newmarket, opposite the
motel IN which another sportsman, James Bevins.
countryrnan, and until then a friend Of Harlan
was stopping Now it happened, that d1ring
Harlan's absence, Bevins bribed the groom IF
JACK kossiter aud absconded with the animal
Harlan spared no pains to hunt up his horse. and
at last found him in Paris driven by Reyins, ne-
gro. He Immediately entered complaint and
Went 20 London to obtain the proofs as to the
Identity OF his property On his return the ne
gro had been dismissed and Jack Rossit.r Had
again disappeared, After some further sesreh
harlan found his horse again, but be had in the
interim changed hands several TINES Harlan.
from one fictitious person to another. traced the
morse back to Ir. Tilton, boarding at the Hotel
!, an Louvre with Bevins, who pgetends that Har-
Ian being indebted to him, hid made over Jack
hoss'er as part payment. Harlan denies tlis
and asked the Court to go into an inyestigat;on
Ills demand has been granted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

HE BILL TO PROHIBIT SLAVERY PAssrp Tia
infamous doctrines contained in the Prrs;.,or,..
lecens annual Message to Congress- and which
VIII be found elsewhere in to-day i paner rea.haa
TINS city yesterday, and we are inclined u m.
Dehef that 1t FASTENED the good work which VIC
nave nave the pleasure of announcing at the head -
'nis paragraph. DR.. CAMPBELL. IN the Ho,sa
ana NJ. DoANE, in the Council, gave this i tba;,
reason for changing their conrse mon M III
Inc friends OF freedom were indignant Al tbc
" sentiments contained in that document ma
'ney were determined to hurl back ii tia taa,h
OF the Old dotard, who prostitutes the hieh atyi.
VI Executive OF the Uuited States Ii tha hasa
use OF propagating slavery, his insultine,
sstion That the Constitution iab 81 III SagslI TIKI,
our the power OF our Territorial Legislature Il
free Us from the curse. 7'sa'e y
Inc people Of Nebraska will hold IN scorn ~,
name OF James Buchanan and his infamns NJ,
eipies They viii neither tolerate slayerxr nar
'nat democracy of which the President i ia
expoandeF. The passage OF the bill was res;s,aJ
~ tne friends OF the Administration in hoth
houses TO the bitter end, but without avail r.
= now In the hands Of the Governor. lint il i
wa ne Will not sign it Let him veto Il n IL |
,ieases. We shall be satisfied with I'M issue
nus presented to the people of the TERRITORY snd
nc country Once unnlask Democracy haf..a
~ people and exhibit it in its hileous deform;ty
~ us advocates win be hurled from plaees ~
lsn.sr ano covered with disgrace Nebraska