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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

hts. But lately host Of Neapoltau counts nazqasss
dukes, and princes who have away 70 escape the
rising tide Of Garbaldis fortune, have reinforced tho
usual habitUes Revoluhoni.ts and royasts nov meet
together on the common platform Of their eountryIs
ices n not on footing Of perfect harmony, a, least
without any outward and manifest rspugnance. IL is
affirmed that Republican refugee has been seen SIP
ping nun Jrnt' at the very same table with roYsl-
st functionsry who some years ago consigned him "a
the galleys.
The C'erelaHd (O.) Leader says: 1--WE record
with sincere pleasure that Gov. DenoisOn, On tho
uranimo ne accommodation Of the Fund Commission
ers, has reappon'ed James A. Briggs, esq., Of tia
CITY ONO state nj IN Nsw-York for two YEAR, frou,
July Last Mr. Briggs has rendered the people of Ohio
fanhiui ana valuable service in the IMPORTANT Aoency
and THIS reappointment IL mer,ed eknowl
edeement of the espsbiy and fidelity of the man and
officer"
The Princess Antonia your gest sister Of the KIM
Of Portugal lie to be married with the Prince L,opOd
Of HobenzolerD-S igmarjgen, brother Of the lately.
deceased young Queen Of Portugal, and con Of ths
President Of the Prussan Ministers. The Prnoess /.
in her sixteenth year.
"A sensation has lately been caused 10 the Law
Courts Of Padua by the reading Of the last will and
testament Of VinceDzo Calzavara Pinton The An.
nouneement of lite ADti-Austfian provision called fort,
the unrestrsiDed applause Of those presen. in the
Court during the reading. The Austrian Judge,
President HeufHer, Procureur-General Hemmcrle,
and Councillors Pretz and Cole, were in,great wrath
at the popular demonstration and Hemmerle cOa not
refrain from mutteriDg Only to think that the fellow
can't be arrested" The following are the paragraphs
which called forth the demonstrations of delight:
81 declare ard make known that II any of my sons
either directly indirectly shall serve under the Aus
TRAN asg he 10 ne dsnherited and TO forfeit tho sum
which he wonld have received after the death of his
mother which Gum, in that event, shall be paid over
onehaf ts the poor Of the Pareh Of Pangs the other
half TO the Ministry of War Of his Majesty the King Of
Piedmont, Victor Emanuel and his successors, 70 bs
distributed TO the your Of the province who shall
under the adored standard Of the King Of Pied
mont Rather than serve Austria they ought 10 be
ready TO die.
a. In ike manner, declare any one Of my sons 20
have forfeited bis succession in the portion aforesaid
who shsll accept any Office whatever under Austria,
who shalt become connected with, contract Eatri
mony With, any Austrian woman. In that case,
equally declare that the portion belonging 10 any Of
my guilty of such oense be disposed Of in tbs
same manner as by the preceding article.
81 forbid my fOndl y-beloved daughters from giving
their hand in marriage TO Austrian. They should
prefer death rather than such deed-the most inqui
tOus and shameful Of which Italian woman could be
guilty."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
A CORRECTION,

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
HAvERsTRAw, Sept. 5, 1860.
In the evening edition Of The EzPress Of this date
find of tremendous Bell and Everett meeting"
Rocksnd County which the exon Eratus Brooks made
aspeeeh of which he has the modesty % to print synopsis
under the above heading
To the honor of old Rockland would say that have heard
the speech by the intelligent Of all parties the
create pack of gabed msate ents that uttered
In the county by sny political speaker of any party.
In the article Mr. Brooks says Che his reporter that
not less than 200 500 In the wigwam and listened
to lii address" Now Mr. Editor this Is lie, and prove
IT, The building win hold than 500 people and
fun by any mesns there scarcely any the out
side but few small boys. There not forty BELLY
mer In my opinion at the meeting The rest were Lin
com men, Douglas men, and Breckenridge men.
As the procession there heT two drummers, the
President and Mr. Brooks In arm, escorted by large
Der Of small boys BY the way, had Old Adams's"
nsge exhibited In the village here about week ago. and the
opinion Of the popuaoe appeared 10 be that the show
had returned and Mr. Brooks old Grizzly" Adams being
escorted about to show the place where Samson bit him.
Seriously the whole report wiu msstatemen from be-
ginning to end. ANEYEWlTNESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBIJNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1860

Hpkins, Binghs .mton; School Commissioners, A. A.
Rose Of Wiz dsor, w. w. Elliot Of Birghamton,
Jut:ce of SESSIONS, VIM. b. R.lyea Of Union; Snper-
irtendent Of Poor, Daniel Clark Of Union; Coroner,
Michael Bundsr of Nanticoke.
The official returns of the recent election in Ar
kansas show Rector's majority to be 1885, Hind
mans, for Congress, in the Fret District, lO''91i
Gapnts, in the Second District, 1862.
The question whether John Bell or John c. Breck.
ridee ia the more Of stakeholder is much discussed
in The s. bern Journals. The last steement on the
subec. appears in The Richmond Enquirer from the
pen of Mr. II. Winston Stamper, who speaks as fol
lows:
Ae the report has been somewhat circulated about
Virginia bst Msor John Cahel Brock inrdSe OF Ken
tpcky, and nominee Of the Equal Rights Democratic
party is lnon-ssveho'der, wish here distinctly 70
deny 10 Truth; for am Kentuckian, and persoI ally
know him and his family, and say that he is slave
holder although not large one; for his means are 30
moderate az not 10 allow him TO be so; aud ne now
he Ids and will hold It probable, the family servants
that be has inherited. His sentiments are strongly
Southern and in accordance with his birth and educa-
ton"
Upon this, The Enquirer says that it will be per-
ceived then, be it known once for all, that John O.
Breckenridge is served by his slaves, while John
Bell ia entirely dependent for domestic eervice, on the
hlAV6B Ol Db WIFE, lHdL Dcu WHo OWho %
much larger number of slaves, and much
greater amount of property generally than does Mr.
Breckenridge is a fact, which, however, injurious it
may be 10 the Democratic cause caudor compes us TO
admit"
To the Editor Of IN, ~ Y. Tribune
Sir: certain distinguished gentleman OF other
days, now figuring the public stage, in 1919, when
a candidate for Governor of this State, wrote as fol-
Iowa: 81 will never surrender my claim to live and
Gle in the national party (Wbig) with Clay and
Webtt4r, Bell and Msngum Stanly and Gentry"
Well: az he still ves in sense, it ia fair to pre-
sumo that the expectant Governor meant TO be under
stood that his principles, and not himself, were 10 pass
through that channel TO the tomb But in this view
serious difficulty presents Itself in the mani
festo he told that men flourish and disappear, while
principles are fired and eternal. Among the princ-
pies TO which he preessed TO be devoted "senti
meDt " implanted by the Creator and eternally fired
in his heart. Aud that sentiment he declared was
"tle spirit of liberty liberty for all mankind, and
updyirg hostility TO the extension of Slavery. Well:
Gov. Hunt fourshed and disappeared and, as he has
now reappeared with variety Of ourishes the ques
ton arises-Which will be the most completely fired
by the verdict of the people in November the Hon.
w. Hunt the great sentiment or principle he mas
deserted? Please eplighten. AN OLD WHO.
Nttg-Y York SCI 3,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

PRIzE-FIGHr PREyESTED.-On Sunday atIsf-
noon Capt Porter Of the Twelfth Ward aud sevnA'
Of his men observed an unusually large namoer o.
hard-lookiDg fellows making for Rikers and berrnn
Islands in the East River and believing that prize
fight was on foot, the Captain dispatched twenty
five officers to the two Islands, with instructions to
arrest any and all parties whom they should find
disturbing the neaos. As the officers approached
Berriaps Lland they discovered a gathering OF
above 6nv ne,sops, who Immediately dispersed,
took 70 ,bsiy boats, and were soOn beyond tbs
reach of the police. Doubtless rpg nsat naa
been arranged but the prompt action OF Capt Porter
efectualy checked it. Many Of the roughs who were
thus thwared in their desires were from the Five
Points and srOggeries Of the Fourth Ward.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03
SSr. HOO.

reno TIC ne nonps Taltctr, Den &rpi ouf bic rinr
ostts ntiNts UNI ibm ~iinneno nahfbnutr.
NNte Elm 6ttIia,r, iaete Nrs. Icltcr, pic ncttu
'or lt1np NM rc NHrtc actprt bate r. auto
Srelc wurrc trotentIsiG. rie fr pom Der Qeidc
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Warrior lolIts Dem lrrttn StrrNrit ouf rem
Snltrn rdnttn. RAP CT itr tinr lpltr Ntrle be.
Itstrt bat, inatt Mrs. Smitb.
s0hnn nj . ptnn wrbl ric @rtb,cit Icin? frus
Wre. ptlt.r.
Nuh, InnNe rtrp'S nidht mebr ruusrn, ncidtc
MrS. Smtth, rtnu crit nod bcutr = atrr hort
erthtn itt mirflit ifcn ouf; Of mir 8raurn
otnn audi mitastcn?
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rrrN. mrin IItcr wiirp' 81 mubl aud nitt arm
lspen TT reite gu edufc. oter gum ScarGtnie
tommtn mir bod guc piepcr mrrorn ;%HIammrn z
SiEsr!ib, ermiperic Mrs. Smitt, incem fe
ipr pltro On fintn umIicsrnrrn @aumfamm
fuptte uno nit reIrn 6ilfe in ren Sstttl ltica.
Gle @nrcren fci9ten jeBi e~teuinllS mciitena ill.,
rem Srt piel, nne fur,r 3cit nadpsm bic IGur
nsr duf ibrsn 1iIGtilrn Vcnccs pappna,icrrnot
morrn, uRp Die Spnuc fhrtpenp b'ntcr Zen pcf.
lt6en Sulelrslbrn biuuntsrlunt, perli,e aub Der
Wrttltts lbtiI Der 8~rrIommlums prn plas, rrdt
mot rbne prrbtr nod brr;lihc @riiBs unp Sci.
lsrun9s'pilnits fir ibrsu SceIsnb,rtrn Der oc-
ltarttaen SStrtbin rrs 6auiCs ..aulrtraacu ,u
bnbsn, bic aub frit ptriprat, lie ode aue,urids.
ten, unp mir ben Rrantsn wir Inr rin ciasrce
8inp Iu lorssn.
Bprtirsung fclat.)
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= Was man in Wtcu in rem !Sos If
sriablt. Gin Grrrripcurent Der HSsi,r.. m.a
tcri6ttt, rab in brn 0icnsr 6aT. So, 80
9enee An'fprtr circuIrrt:
Yin rh%crrci4iIac l'uterasar
orr Wrri&t scitrIt, ne, or 5ftr,Ii+ ~. m,ns..
run9 astbdn Der 9ditr icit -, ciIn r.
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Nit Rem Nusorudc ,,glrI" Ion w;.m,.
rsr' 9tmeint iciu, ais Der 3aier 49,. 0,o.,i4,
Ter terIbmtr Maler Ner,t..n, L,,..
zine Whgr, rprfdbe rinr iebr Itlimn Eu,,tnt,,.
ourtanc nidt la Hen fpnnte, Die isoch go
tern eoa'S sisrn it lie pIaup.rfc at., e.
rrrn Mdrdrn gum 8sniter bindus. Gs ,nsr,a,.
m"ltc ltt .tduibsnO dbulib unp frQtcN 80. ms
ans 6rnItcr. Die prritrrarbtnnru yEoiir =.
9tr'rn'n Trotfrn re freuuclib an uub trabrn. =.
SbtmpIrsem ans. on6 rie npteriIbe Shm6seri.
~ fttnrr Nntrprt III belpraen mar. oinoeu sub.
lib NIetbsa!tts cbne rin gEcrt III lprsben ycr>
ibrr unr Die 5snfrrpIaureret bate rim @upr.
DdS tdali&r SrOp. Sn rer &a~tebismus-
I'bre gina DER Yfarrsr nit Der OUrfiuarnb poe
%dtrrnnltr curh. Sti rrr ritrten Yittr ribtete
or Die 6raat an cts Shufjrn S6ttcrleiu: Wa..
rum bitten mir mrtl nur nm pas tGalihe grcp-
INN Mot nmS rohtntlits, ,npnatlibe ODER oar
INNS labrltd's Srrp? DIS WGpdtn brIann f6
etn irenta unp dgtr Damn in aler 6sr,enseiufoIt-
IaS SrUo mnrrc il iUnit ~itImmeIis wsrcen!
= S~Imp'lmsier: AlIU in riflr furtatbare
Slnft binat Ifiiritr ib Dor iipei Ionateu Der
iunat. rsibr Baron pom 5uttelsprf!
Strup:ipsttr: @abrltrinlib aus WtIanGv.
Tic
SirpeImfisr: Nrin, aus 5rirrftrra.
llnirre Chr iR ME rer rrutIbr gsuuS. eir
Enaltsmus, Der ibpn oft auteinanrsroeoauoen
marc, wsnn or nitt rurb rie Griltrns Ter Rlein-
l@taotcn nnp rurb pir 8nrtt yrr elmer Sntrryrn.
ti'u nusmarti9rr Nfiaecntfn 3ulammmssbaltcn
mirre.
- Wrtn 0atts mirft mir INNER eur, i'd ke-
ti'mmsrr mid nib srnu9 nm mir &uhe. 9atd
fO6r nno fiers i'd iertwGbrrnp ypr gSutb-
Ater mas biIIt's? nos i'd linn audi einbrpdr.
tr mill es nismaiS aussNen! 9Etr alIo bat rie
S6ulr?
Gin '%rtbafttr Wann, nnmillis ibsr too
Sftra9sn einrs 6rauenltmmrrS, riri ms .Sd,
moHts ,e btiratbcE, i'm Ee prileIn jill pirIrn.
- Convention iur 9Gribtrrrbtt 1T immrr tri
elmer 8 piDfn 8lafe pom Yapirs paS 5eiparibrei.
%rn sinsr eonSrnton fur QBcibsr y fli6t.u
linp pr ShnripaIIuncH iu.'S 6olentraaen oan,
%m1uSbrnitIu.
,Gsr W'nib mus triufen and brim Giirn.
pat ouTtInnO scln9t ~inprlicn
9Sius umlrtcbrt IN icb he'll r olnfen:
GtT NttnlH mug ejen aud tsim lrinftn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03

Der Interieihncir NJ lrtt in St0npt, icccn Snfiraa in
'tinrn' %e'clCafts aueEutubrcn UNI mar 10 tilm ais modlit
Sne Nuelpdbl spn 81, 3en ut fprnpihrcnp o~rrrGibla.
GIN neuer, gutter &pptcnm09tn min eirem aurtn lrci.
Der unt ruti9rn 9icrocu fr cnpaiacn Gjcbrautb.
Due &utmertlamttlt pm Spicls Inbabcru IL. Tamilicn wirf
Jerlttei auf leint 9rNps Auewatl pn Watrdptu.
@uSbclisruna pon SCpba'e, Stlblen Il. Spr,no. Jratroprn
pre prompt btiorst. TrarciS VGubt.
SrpasitT., 9dt Ntr nItn o. dSc.
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Nseinnmmarn

Ter ..gn;,i.cr" cribtint iesen gfeaen, Serr;aNa oueet-
ys,str. ;un ps&euiit cn SusttipttcusrretS son 10 Cts.
,1sISm ax bic 1eir. SrlScr. cesr 3. 90 in iGhritttr sNarauS.
SrasIu5S. Sn;siatn Nucer inter ~frl1treeu Sttiraunatu
Smfretwt: Ginusiiac gipriduuo rrn 10 ;}ciIcu recr reni-
sr 80 sis, ;wtiraliat - Cts. ertimailt $1.oo. cine
@,tt sI.2S. tintn @rnat S2.3t. erti Ncnatt - 90. it%S
&,r.ust,abIu-s Nuitiatu, cie mar ~a'elittcn ~s;rinetrt
r,rS,r fSnnea, p,te,a nit S25. on ptr Sabr Eerehuet.
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Dampiihihfabrt ;w;Ihen MttbmcnD II. Mrm gpr

lbIHt nIam,cStppL" uno ,,Ncanptt" mcrrrn rem rciicnSsu
FueIltHnl iur Senutun9 beitene tnrvf9biea. 9rr 5abrrr,ie
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lmtleEd 50. 2Ic rs rmtSirpn" prrlaEi ibren gSbmi an
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,:tranrtt" )eecn Nreit0a I'M 6 lhr NtenrS gn &ifp Vpinl
l1et6hrt. User eas leB,ere 9amrfntIH benuBcn nil, Bat i'd
BEL Zen Unttreihneten rn 5yubrsiIn III loicn. "
Nratt mtre eilligt onNcurmntn uRc puniilItbjt befIrpcrt.
YafIScpreie nab 9lnrfcit 50. 90.
; 2s
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SrI;! hcl,!
unterictfnecr tdIt frrlrdtrtub cincn ar.fcn S'crratb srn
Sttcns unb ~;tithtrnbrIi better SuaNtd;, unc farm rcinc
4unetnShttrmtI untcr Fem N%uritteittn @cctnnunscu vcrictcr.
Vl AIutcn rn > Nlattcrn mirh cGt SGraraLtn fr,tcnfrct tc.
lrrlt. NoltCUuuatn. mcItc bintrrllNtn nrreCn hi Tlturr II
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nIcerla9c IN Srraeiir., uHbe Srcrte gscnn. m,rctr. srrurt
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30nntrtcli III $500 YER &crc. S0mtS q. Wrrrr
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6taHlIrt inn Sabre 1760.
PETER LORIL tRO,
Shnupt-C abak- mo Cabaks-sabrikant

~~c"T S"'hbNhub1
IT. u. Il Gsamtsrs Ctr, 9ttm yorf,
I'iber ~ Gba'tam Stree),
trlautt I'D 3abatt epIneItr, @uetr uuc @sctS,tr auf et
S'ultcuns istNtS njsAAf!e-vofIlS une auf icle, pt artitcl
sisnT 6ItEtartcn aiItm,r.lam ;u mNten, udmlit:
Stcpn SnuI.
NaecIspr, TCmi9rCt.
5nc 80rrtt, @ure 9'irlinia
G0STt Neeret, Ndfitcrea,
%Tsrtean @cnitn'an, 9cpenhaaen.
NstlOm Snuf.
stcth, frclh Scrtt,
arn. 6entS Ten stO,t, O:tr :mSsis,t,
Srtddo.
Sustins. .6lne Ut GbeminS. smpttns
n? RI ~ ?, s a s ~; TSt oS S'ai meet. 81; s lse9S aurftfs.
No In 2nirr, Smctt Se;nttp Qrcnc:tr, SpanijS.'
Giricct, . lin 6pil Gadrnrlib, Ganin.r.
Cine pr,isliIt Miro. rcun gcypInitt. Mviarot.
WP. Wan tcahtc zen ntu,n u: tiftl 6rrib Serttb Su;H
Der ih nor illllh aInl Nfhten tt9ntt.
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;eiat prm acchrttn prutiten Qutlrtum an, pas er
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Bdaren erbdlten bat:
30 6lR nrue hcrin9c,
100 5If ncue 3nCtibcn,
> 6aG 9etrrdncte &irnrn,
ipmie cine quite NuswabI ptutI Der 5riihtr. In
9E,cctrnrrfGuier p~srtluic ib nuBcrit itis.
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NDitatis fir Que unp iersn G]lnplmsn!

Inter Ntdhnctcr tbciIt BEN seebrt!n @ublitum nit. bar er ein
CN9tr aler Serten NSetnt une EIluprs bali, better Guali-
tat, bic CT I'M grrPru uno Aleinen ure III Den biGi1ifen Nr,i.
len ntlaEt. Hcr1rItc bali slctMfal0 cir Vd0cr on osutitcr
%trathtrn, reun@tr 2Surit, ScrotIotspurit. Slutpurif unp
SNrsHricnm39cn, SiroeGen, SarcineS, 3pttldher, Safer.
lruee. NbiYnlb, 2 hwei,trfdi, uno aIsr irlter sIrufcI. br in
2Suihh9tten uno rcn 9rIpat,sutcn seOraudi ptrpcn. 9iQiae
eInt1uTe lcscn etnlrlbtn III 1iOn6, wiebtnIm SuEerit biu2s
pertdufen iu fpnnsu. Sp6n Shoh'
M0tntfragt, ;miibrn mr. II ruS IS
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q. Sotr0aug.
TIE German ADVERTISERS,

q. HASsrL, Editor and Proprietor,
7. published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per aunum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert semcntS reasonable
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". Scttse,
Brcar Gtrsfe, ;isiihcu Is. IL. 4. Gtra6f, netcn
q. Shdc'c ,9Silbc!m Sell Naus".
Gcr'clSt eu,rfctlt Dem bIeitacn une curtrciltuctn TubGi-
tun, lctnt Iufe sciGmdtsrnitc tiuWriGrtc @arbiritHbe,
UNI t&mtiteli lth. Dap Nientane lcthcn Shy oubtre, dls
bcTNt ;ufrtcScr uttr Ole rrrtbcilbaftc ScrlrbCrrns rcr;Ift.
cc Inn inter ltiuen unc itiuer Gtbulfsn 66nct III 3bciI
,rire.-- Rtrntr emrfcblt tr iib III biruralhter Sptrotirurn,
ale 3abrGuencbnttr, Nserlancu. SlutcNelicptn. SGrcpicn
&c. 'c. Icrltit, Tubrt Gin 3aIcy Der brNtu 90rfumcrtcg u.
tatrlctrt tirC. rrteeicituctr Sinttur lc0cn baS H'raurrcreCn II.
auefaarn Der 5aIrt. lint SulpruG bitttt y. 6cttts.
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UtIhliie GrG1nuna.
3. Gufcr unb :. Sal,er'e
To- reetrs anb y i ion tore
am Ncuru MART,
Che. 6tItt aI,iorrkprr 9tssniEsr.
Nnitre etuuhen SauSI Idutn, irtlNt etn attutn Warft re"
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sVt SrtiteI. rt.te in pAushIlte rNtbt9 itno, gut une biatF
fHetE rrtretu. Sr .tbtui 3. &nftr II. :. @dI;tr.
I'M Die Tamru NihmcurS.
Ndeame 6duhr (rrn pdriS). rs sci Der
srRt,R 6air in NttauitS Snltitut fir iNre 6ite bt6
FIRsT-CL ASS diploma
n pitlt, bat 1913 ErcaeAmBe, Habe Der 3ttu. Gin ncucs unb
.fi5baltitsS Eager 9pn RtIlintrss3 Sar u ere met.
.GFaeamt Il. bal rt Gre Den 0Irtn NtStmoncS ANU
tetstH. Dag ibr Eager pn 8cunttN UNI WillinrrYr
SN1Artn Der rtNsitcn fronipliitben 6a:rn uio njsitrnad
sHstS'Etn; 9leiht1la srrr1tblN Ole %neuiten y .riiu II. Men.
~pItu Meeeu IN GcihureS, UtItbtrS. I&rtatbS, HibbnnS
.N0 VattS. Naean,e j. pre Ole 9rcRte AuTmethamisi cit GNf
sat Tor iu LhetI werrenren auftr.ac serrcehesu, unn iSt
rp9nnt1nnen torncn it ~rcriith:rt b tlttn, caR tie MIR gate
Se Stltm 3dopl %dnSstiRsrtt 2Slare eiQi It {. bSItsn.
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Srcanltr., smiitcn rrr 8. II. !. Ctr.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03

Inn. T. Moore.
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brn. =. Ni:lt,
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@n. Z. Moore.
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Elne Acknowledgements eI;apbo- unc 9tnIo- - ,inc be.
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@ctcr Scbtcf.

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ten Rrnc,n unr hrrr ~accsrten YutIitum ~iNtrtaupt itn reid.
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pKntts.
(6prtirsung fclat.)

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13

louNG MEMS BELL AND EVERETT AssoCI-
ALTON OF ELKTON. to call in last
weeks Wing a large number of the young
men of Elkton met in the basement of the
Court House, on Saturday night last, and
organized all association entitled as above,
each member of which is pledged to use all
honorable means to secure the success of Bell
and Everett in this campaign. In further,
ance Of the design of the organization it was
determined to equip with cap, cape and torch,
in the style of the Minute Men, and arrange
ments were immediately made for procuring
equipments.
1t was also determined to hold, before the
adjournment Of court, another County Mass
Meeting, and to connect Herewith a grand
torch light procession. Extensive arrange
ments were Immediately commenced in order
to make the meeting and procession. notice
of which is elsewhere given to-day, unusually
interesting and imposing.
Meetings Of the club have been held night
ly since its organization, and have been char
acterized by such enthusiasm as we have
seldom seen equalled. In short the move
meht is carrying everything before it. and
bids fair to do execution in November for
Bell, Everett and the Union.