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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

BURNING or AN ACADEMY.--Ou the ofth OF
Novemb ber. the academy of Mr.. McNair, near
Sammitt, Miss, was burned TO the grounf--
furniture aud stores and the clothing and
books Of the pupils being nearly all lost One
OF the pupils, Master J. Nd. Brown, an orphan,
was burnt to death, The fire was the work oi
an incendiAry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Snnk.-A mud machine, owned by the James
River and kanawha Company. which has
been lying in the Dock for several days, has at
last filled with water and sunk. It will he
raised ut once and removed. A sand lighter,
lying at the wharf OF the New York steam
ers. has also sunk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Not Susia,ned.- John Gentry, q teamster,
was arraigned before the Mayer, yesterday
morning, to answer the charge Of assaultiug
and beating John A. Houseman. The parties
had words In a'saioon, about treats lost and
won, and ending by the defendants throwing
the complainant on the floor, and giving him
a slight choking. The Mayor, on hearing all
the parties, dismissed the warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Conricted--Frederick Brooks, a free negro.
was tried yesterday In the u. S. Circuit COURT.
Judge alyburton presiding, for purlsiuing
letters from the mail, and found guilty. He
will be sentenced to the penitrntlary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Not Ssttled William Kinstry charged with
being disorderly in Jacob Delman's saloon,
corner of 7th and Gary streets, and beating
Robert Wicker and Betty Alien, was before
the Mayor yesterday, but Owing to the absence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Not Proved The charge against William
Oummins, of stealing sundry articles of wear
ing apparel from Alexander McAlroy, was
heard by the Mayor yesterday, aud dismissed,
there being no evidence to show that the pri-
soner had ever had an opportunity 10 commit
the theft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Stab6ed.-A difficulty occurred between two
youngsters, near the old Fair Grounds, ia
Henrico county, when one of them, john
Clark was stabbed in the right hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

H,nyieo County Court commences Its Decem-
Der term on Monday next. 1t would DO well
FOX this body to appoint neighborhood patrols
EehruarY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Public Meesing.-Thc citizens Of Heurco
county, without regard to party, are to hold a
meeting at their Court-House in the course of
a few days, 10 take some action on the pro-
priety Of urging the holding of a State Con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Virginia Goods, for mems wear, will be all
the fashion this winter. Why can't the ladies'
lures of their own sunny Southl A lady
could wear nothing more bee, ming at
this time than a full home made suit aud we
are sure hing would give greater encourage
ment to home products
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Trespa s,tng Charles Smith, a stranger
from ,he North, made his appearance before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge Of
tres espassing on w II. Il J. Sutherland, and
taking possession of a coumterpana belonging
TO Mr.. Taylor. He was found gutity, and sent
10 prison in default of security
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

LARGE CARao-The ship Gen. Parkhili
cleared at Charleston, 5. o., on Wednesday,
for Liverpool, with the following valuable
cargo: I,549 bales upland cotton, 1876 bags Sea
Island cotton, 50 tisrcss OF rice, and 5,40o
bushels OF corn, approximating to sll3,0oO in
yalue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01
DOtfplnS EIsrfoys
SCATTERING LINCOLN yo1

~ ..-[l
With the returns made to the Governor may
also be found the following ticket, voted by q
resident OF Pittsylvania county:
Richard X. Cralle. WIloughby Newton Ed
mand Rufhn Frank g. Ruftn DAVID Chalmers
don. VIM H WerIh. r. 6 II. Kean. Bevery
Iohdson Henrv A.. Edmundson, Wm Watts, Gao
FItzhugh, Albert +. Bedsoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Mr.. Baldwin's Lecture, on "Oockney Travel-
srs and Others" which was postponed in eou-
sequence of the bad weather, is announced TOR
Friday night next, at the Mechanics Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

KLLEp.-Mr. Ely Ross, an influential citi-
zen OF CondersporI Potter couaiy, Pa, W as ac-
cidsntaliy killed by the discharge of gun In
The hands of n companion, while searching for
timber In the woods near Shippen, Mexican,
county ON the 2ith instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Exchanges on New York yesterday were
from five TO six per cent, on PhilaGelphia.
from three to four, and on Baltimore from two
to three per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

Capt. .Iists Of every section will fnd Rich.
mond 10 be one OF the best places OF invest
ment in the Union. Its great water power
and other facilities for Manufacturing pur.
poses are superior; and the fact that the South
is about to man facture tor hsrseif, is another
ind ducement held out TO capitalists and work.
ing men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

NOT APPRECIATED The singing negress
named Greenfield, alias the "Biaek Swap,''
had the hardihood 10 visit Havana lately, TO
give three entertainments" AT the first she
was hissed and could not 60 on ; at the second
she was hooted; at the third--sne did not ap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

PURCHASE or CoRN.-The National Council
OF the CRuctaw Indians has passed an ordi.
nance TO purchase Is 900 bushels of corn for
the relief OF such OF their people as are suffer-
ing By reason Of The severe drought Of last
summer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

The "Vrgiaia Dare" was in Hsmpton
Roads on Thursday night last, and may
therefore, be expected here oH every tide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

MOUNTED RlSLsNsH.-Ths new company OF
Moun ted Rifismsn, of Abingdon, Va, paradsd
last Monday for ths drst time. Capt. W. e
Jones, formerly Of the u. s. Army, 10 com-
mandsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

PKEssON M. QUrnL.S = No
g. TAKY PUgLIc FOR The CITY Up
Notary, wall taks dspositlons and aoknowiedg-
ments, adm mister and oert.i oaihs. and perform
whatever other duties pertain 10 the flee of No
taTy. VIII also attend TO the ADJ NTMENT
and COLLECTION OF CLAIMS. WRITING
d. EDS CONTRACTS, &c.
IA Office, Basement Of state Court House.
NO n Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01
Cor. LstcEfy,
NOyEMBER 27. 1861

NOVEMBER 27, 1860.
Where the caption OF a return certifiHs that
the election was held on the 9Th of Decem-
ber, Io60 and i'll the conclusion the paper bears
date the 10th of November, 1860, ought the poll
to be rejected or admitted JOHN LETCHRR.
!. Il. Tucker, Esq, Attorney General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01
The SHoE BUsINEss.-The Lynn (Mass

The SHOE BUsINRss.-The Lynn (Mass. }
Reporter says:
1T is not the season for large orders, and
there is usually Stacking up of our business
as the year draws TO a close, but not generally
TO such an extent as at present Large num-
bers of workmen have been discharged, not
withstanding they have offered to work at
much lower rates than previously. In some
instances work has been solicited at prices
lower than they were last winter One manu-
facturer informs US that he had never had
work offered so low. This shows an uncom-
mon state of dullness.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01
Of-1SS1~<Es a. .~A4SsAJ4-

RS DR.. G.. w. BRIGGS having re
49, turned to the city, will resume the prae-
tlce OF his profession
desidenoe, corner 9Th and Broad streets,
no ~ I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

earnest Of their fidelity to the rights of the
South will appeal TO the South to give mp
Whatever movements are now in contempla.
tion, and, like patriots, uphold the Coustitu-
ton and the Union. DO this, and all may yet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

@. q. GRiswoLD j. g. GRIswoLp
GhlsWOLD X dklSNuLU,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
hbAxosD Va,
Will practice in all the Courts of the city of
Rlnhmond, and in the counties OF Hcnrlco and
Hanover. and IN he Circuit Courts Of Essex and
King ard z ueen counties
N, Office on Koss street, two doors from Rich
ond House. se6-ym
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

A, ASCOLl, IA. A.,
- MEMBsRO THE
NEW YORK c. OF ks A0MRPATHIc
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Office Broad street, next corner Of Isfh street.
Residence on 18th street, next 10 corner OF aar
shall. % l-9ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

N ATTORNkY Ar LAW
Prsctices in the CqqEts Of the City q Riehmond
And the coantiss Of Hsnrioo. Hanover and Care
line.
He is also Notary Public and Comnissionss eftAs
United States Court OF Claims.
The partnsrship between Mt. CHAssAIx wnlss
and himself being dissolvsd, bic oeHcs y now On
nth strest.ju below 6oddin's Hall. - D-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

g. JOHN w. aKEEEav 6s .rS
Will practice in the Courts Ut the oity OF q
mend and county Of Henrico. S0lot AtktQ
xill be given to al ouslness entfuased 70 ~
dreen, sQutAwsst corner Nam Andyth q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-01

DR. =. q. Mc0huO h\kS(
UAA %, having taken m 00o< eNS.
| ders his professional services ~ kH3AH
/ N&G =
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DR.. Hufeland.
BoIF1ntiThpr Snrbioj

fds fbn.le Jstiuns Don Puatn. GrRaltune, SaFreaItn, 9taa.
it, WsutfH pals nEA RGEtrS breHsntshrbuu9, &rslttruna unt
reHn MOO n69IG, Or, <leruns fir Igs an btsfts RtanfesE
~eetstaft, fest tn ben ltsttn Stahttn.
Otefs setnbu1.s Preparation III eIe!a ssn 8tttcrH t~ustrI&is
alGtntintt unb ssfdbrtt&tr ole aus dnrsrr btusn bic SsnsR.
nsr stefes eanbes nnttrporfsn Rub - Rranstthen BITE sPG Il.
ger tletnsn erfaItnne e~trTlarsn. DE-. Std, htsf. este dr,t.
be @uttprttGt faat: SD rtN n;4t btbaupten, kas ,galt'
fir nns til, mas sts ptf unh bSs stts Btsbtr fir biz 8spska
atr anssrfr Semen fiab. absr Is tam bsfiiRrnt strF4trn, kfY
IL uss Rrdn!s.tsn srr arBfsrrr Ssfatrli&Fstt nas rn.ef
S%terEtfdge %gnfabrsu.
@ins psiters 9S9bg Ger tEtlesitasn gtf6srt9Est 9.s sss
ttftt Eeintn Grf0ftGng su.asbenbsn Gtduftsttsn, attat fb Ess
ttHsnn Sltd gbfr Ha3At5saet aus 3tn gsr,&tcn bs Sbtiash.
ppto Mountaineering sEtnprnttnt GabeGt. SrpSbsln HSf.
%laftlettA ansrtdnn' cline her s%sfnnbsStn 9t3bts Bee nntcR ia
ittat tte TGbeue!
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Or Snfelouo'S berabmtes
Seutfcbes Sittcrs

pRtf GrLNoitp aus
2tberbtf6werben, OispepFs une @sIbluht, 6rpnt
1he Uber nerYSfe 96pd4en, Observation-Disclosures
urb ale 9ranfbetten, ipeltt oUr SerbOrbenem NG'
gen peer Der 2eber entltsbsn.
S>:@s ais @nsOptanG tnnstl De 3smoriSen. Snerana be-
Elutes rad benz Rppfe, Sdure TN Ieaetn, 6ertkrenaen, Sphs
5e.nnta, gppetttlORefitt, SGptrt I'm UtSasn, 56wd6t Huh
ksfes GefabI I'm Rasen a0 unttrIetb, 6&wsr.r Gttsn
9srtfI0Piea Sow Ss Der aIsen, .6sst.n ta BEN SsR&t
wsrben Ter 9aut. anb NHs,n, StttsnstbeH, GAmsritn ina
Rldsi nab ben G!tsbtrn, ptst I'm SUsf Eub Bremen tn
SIetl&, g~arstatett unA NiehsrssfdId aeabttt.
Die Gt3enttumcr t~n,pftbItn bcfe Tttbisiu Der Anfa sriTart.
fes bee N%ubltfUus, fer ~lberteuet rpn beut G5ertb unb bar
an8smefenEqtt b%sritItsn fir a1t estSen, tspfar fs ~sSrftbsnA
~snpfptItu wtrb. IS III bites fdn Hsuss ub uussprIftss
gttttel, f~snbssn stres, bas felt 10 SdbreH ste SFlfunS prr htna
dnteriIsrtf6en @clte befEnbts Sat unb behtn Ruf Rub Ntrs
tarf 80 itBt NOE Ssr tetnsut Natern trgetSt rurbe. Die
3tugntfs, stf&e bsrhRmts unS ausseaet@rtts Ssriss nne grt.
S%atperfpnen aus aasn Ebftten btsGts eGnb.s 81 @unhen sesen
ee9sa inc ~unaeHeusrs unb stae eeaaut Dur&Etfan bee s6fSsts
It'd son benz GtatnttIntsr p~ub!tstrten almana&s, rsI&sn Der.
fftbe untntssIhItG bura bic Hsentsn ~Ssrtbetltn ldet. mus aa&
len ltneIdnbtsf.n ~Gberatussn, bB bi.fts 8ttsrs mirElia 81
8st6entbsts psrettEs, utl4s % rrIaast bat.
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Npbert Oibfom,
6a1tSs 1nb S6tfSplun1ber,
DO. 7 "gutapbau8", 8alttmpretr. pberbalb gutdpitr,
1T int Staate ale in bieie8 Gei4ait i&la9enosn grteiter 3uperriG-
ten.
2uft@ Uno Rratt,Punpen, parme unb fale Sd,auei baber=Git=
rtdtpnsen, gSait- Sebiltr5 6o1tre8 II. 1. 10, ebenio potenttrte
9gbrants, peIte nid,t etnfrieren unb nrdt perpuItli6 iino,
lptrogn an9ekri8t uno 9srantrt.
auftri8e werben gut unO gu binlaen Qreiie beior0t. (Sp22i0
Stuger's NGbmafdine.
Die G6netoer bief9er Stabt, ipwie ale Qeripuen, meIde cine
suite u abmai6 inc 5u baben witnidcu, iclten i6 erinnerf,
enb etne pcn uniern Ddiftnei, 5peinat 10 pel Nrbeit tGnt ais
r5cno cine anOere,. umO - oa4 ~swetlnaI 10 otel @el6
nbrtugt. OefeS madt unere Dtaitine11 GIT ben bttltg=
ten, rpelte int Utartte .Iino. Weir ais 6GOO baopn Iu6 aQen
III bef9sr Stoct III Operation an &bden, 2Seiten unh 9oien rmo
baben lire Gl9uer Deer bic bamit arbeiter in BEN Stunb 9cieBt, f6
n,ebr gelo gil %eriparen, a8 ibusn bieieS ouf anbercu 98c9e mSg,
lid lit. Nue, wetc cine Der be ten Ndbmal Gtnen, bic
NJ @ebraud limb. baben m6ften, lputeH III lnieyer Oiic:
Go. 159 BuItimDreItraBe
b%prIpreden, no @e6raudsr NnipeIunoer III 6eut5der, eu9llf1er,
ranS6iti1er unb ipant1der Sprabe su baben imb un0 ro wtr Sc
q tereine 8eaItine fault, auf beTielben nteiten lerneu.
Sfidt mad etuem grenrplar bon Singers &Gbmaiftnen= Set
an8. &Ge Dtaidmcn merceu elm gauges Sabr nab tbreu1 Antani
opu lnS in Boiler Srorun9 rnb 8eparattpn 9e6altcn.
G5b28,i) Q8. Is. BrOberid, &Gent
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0tfenbdb.tem &c.
gfctcr a,tb totbttOer Gobrplan:
DO gfd6 Dem Meiten NIB SiiOen. -

AN-
Baltimore uro &Sbio=Gtfenbabn4
gn uo mad benz so. Suit 1860 eeGen bic 8les rie fplst:
Sion Camden sGtdttpn Baltimore: Der Eofaug, SpnntagS
crsaenpmireu, tint s utr so Mtnrtsn 8prxttttdGS uo Der Gr
+ ek,ua Tim A lt6r - D}tnuten gin1nttttdgs. Betce 3u9e 9cben
mad Gueu Gbeil.r OeS gGeReas udo Roro-28efsns IN btretter
9tnte.
Stir WegsBa6a9iere.
gla6 aGer Sutltfn swtlden 8altilnrre uhb @tebmUnb nstne
man Ben 8 uGr 80 min. S,r httttas BUG. ghad alsn puatten
aFilden Sunderland un6 2BteeltnB uno 3rtfnen Sr1ttpi uno Yar"
fers6ure ben A 1tr - Minutens Bug Sn Baltimore.
Der eberiGzNccDmntcbattDn8=3u9
serldst 8aIttmpre fir Sreterid unb bic ba3pt ften liegenben
pldbe tdaliJ UNI A l1br Is Wlinuten gla6mtttnes, nit &uSna tnte
bs SDnntaa8, mo errei6t 7retertd UNI III. 20 ". Aben58; Uers
last bel Der gIdtetr 8retertf ut 9 nbr 0prmhtta8s uno langt
in Baltimore I'm IL Il. 30 Wl. Wittdg5Gn.
Der G0icptt8 g. N9tQ8=N compbuttor8 31A
aeGt tdstt8 nit &u8nntme bcS GDnntagS pe fol9t:
@erlGst Characterization ua $50 Ntcr8ens mo 1t. APO gafrt.
Bon @GtcDtts WtiuS UNI 745 MOrsenS, $50 II GAO @a4m.
N16 Woibin9tDn unb benz Sitben
Neben bte 8I8e Tin 4.25 un5 40 Bprnitta9S ipvte I'm 8 Is uhe
4 20 NadntttoGS.
@r, Gpnatr INT 4, % NiOrsens.
Bon WQIbingtDn
tint 6, 20 an6 Z 0crnttttagS uo 800 tt6 80 Wdd}nr.
Sim GDnntas rur RaGnittagS UNI 800
Ser ,ipette unb rierte Bug Spt Baltimore rno 9ai 9in9tGn Yer~
btuben i'd nit ben 3dgen Der MundpGtt8 8a6n.
Ser sreite nnb brittle Bug bait Gnf ZEN 8@tL6en!attpnen.
Ng- gBegen 8tdets, &u8funft, G06rt u. {. ~. wsafe man it'd
an s. &. Gnelanb, Ieent al Der &tdet-Offce, @anben-
Ration. Us m. preScptt SmttP,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
9. SO. GCte, General Btleteur. (Nu16,iO
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Gtienbabnett &c.
qna NOrOliGe Central Eiierbnbn sa95ssssasagsg
1885, OerGnberter Tabrplam. ASaSsss
N}ah benr g8eften unb Norbeu.
~ tx 80, -, crscN EwuIo
III sSabrplan.

s3On lest an uerben td9li6 bret Bulge auf biefer @aGn III na6~
fplaenber gBetIe %eypebtrt:
Ser ppfiue aebt tdglt& (n1tt Musnatne tcS Spnntag8) nm
8 1fbr 80 Nftd. MpreenS as mad @itt8burg. Gbtca9p, Glepelanc,
Gtnctrrott. ct. Qpuis unb ale Tbeile beS 9BefenS rnb gtpr6s
nsfsnS. @benIc mad Gtmpro, Buffalo uno gnnata. gtad @m.
%rrittSbura, gDrf, Qaneafer. @ea6in0, pOttsStae, Swings, GRtQs,
Gle uub 6agertpat
Der Grpre6tu 8 be9t td8Iia INT 5 ubr 80 Wfnutea rad
BUFFALO unO bent gtcrben bt5 GanaSa unb rad Ytttstar8 uno benz
gfcrbmefen.
Nab Mew-gprt IN, $50 @tort. NIT muir einem Garren.
wedfel, f. biGts we auf ieber anbern 8aHn.
Der 6arrtSturg cpmp b att . II So II 8 sebt ta9-
l6 (Spnntass ausgencmmen) UNI 400 gtadnitta86 ab.
@~eiienbe ron @aItnBtpn unb benz SUben, welde nit BEN
9uae unt $50 Wor8en8, pber 800 Ea6mittdas bier antpnt'
men, futen 9efSrberun9 NIT ben 3Ugen bieier 8atn.
{G}- g1egen 8abrbiaetS unb anterer senduen ub berl6Bltder
WnSfunft Belie6e man T0 on bic 8ilett=S ffce In tr uGatpert
Gtdtipn," @fe BON Calvert unb Srdnf1tnfrr su men5eu.
Spbn &. &tauep, NidfsSup't.
9 &. SSorner @tGettN nent Suli29il
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Dtefs Bablel setstn bae k~stRQbtsbtt 4. gketI ansr esfeyAa
faas tn etsftm eanSs tur5 I~Gssebruug psrurisat wsrhtn. SS.
1eFt9tn YEN tfn t%ahlrti@tn aEetrn 9eisEu, be vpr tlssy
lstntsn Gr'~!t"aa btrbetsifGhEt wrrsr4
d. SSont tssrs Vtlunetett ano irsHn ttr an elmer GrtGltuue Der
9ruff Cser Surge letcet, tdufet cine Ndibe Sun 6ufeIa nb,s
@iiamtf6enS oretal uno ttr t6nRet auf f6ers Gerelura retnsn.
beieuat. o
3utet tpntrat aber n'dn6nrdl SUn t~srbrybeNem Waaen, In rd.
mem 6due pGs rOeutide SttterS" eebrdu@t wsrSen fpnte. SIN
Maaeh St el1eni aneauerneen Sufeu terrGbrenctr Shwdhe unb
u Sen fnbtn.
Dafetbe wtrb etnais set Or. 6. 50. Sad(Un, 4ss @rtfr
gttiaeelpbth, berferttat ue teta4en Griaatfen uuS. GIpretaltsrn
Sur6 bic Ser. Staten SertauTt.
preiS - Gents BITE aIaf&e
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JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
NO. 70 Seconbltr.
Veners, Miarine= unb Geben8=ySerffApz
rung8=SDmpaAnten.
ClderIte nlO feItelte Woulpaanic.
SerItderunS8=Gpmp. Der 01lleb y. &irQinien
mt $360,000 Gopttol.
Vnnd}bur9~V erItderrn98s@Dnp y. 8iroirier
nit $500, 900 @optat. 90
NlbenarleeG erIt6erung8zGrn y. 0irQiltien
nit 5000, coo capital. 0'
Quarter OQfzGerii6. Comp. Upn SortFDrb
NIT $3.50, 900 Gapttal. 'T|
SecnrltpsGe Itferun98=Gcmp. BON 9}epzg)crs
nit $27s,00o @opltal.
Ypontr@Ve BON Wenz0lcrt
nit $500, O00 @apital. o"'
HelolutezSer ltderun98~9 omp, y. lelpzyprf
nit $27O,O0C capital. o'
WtpntGtiffS eritderun88zGpnp y. ytemeJlnrf
NIT 100000 capital. "'
9telps2Berlo@He ltfer. @GDrlp bon 9terpzQ)pr I
nit $3.50, 900 Gapital. 1
Wercanttle Wtutual Wuriue,
NIT 81 900, 900 capital.
SeretIt9te Staaten 2eben8-S erii6eruua &c.
NIT 81, $50, 972 Gaptal.
9tprtbern Nf IurQ1cez@ pn1p. RON QDrbnr
nit 81, 194, III GapitaI.
0te pbeu beuerttcu GCmpd9neen limo ben Der 9e,,s,,.s
Stoote8 WarDlonb ~outbpritrt unb Ii3enfrt, 0"'"'" .
Gtt bon benz llnter8etGneten repraIeutrten Is p,po,rner t..
@ntlt9 oertn9bere8 @aPttal gum opqtu Oben Gnos,eEEsns,,
Setfo9 cerantrortbb fIr Die 3abun9 bon 8ertlSen. '"N"
eriest. Tbps' 9 S"uIIr Ruatt!t9
Tre6. &iium, GurospOr. tSo,z y,
, 1860-11-12
Cbita9o Gribtt11r.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1861.
nn.1, 0l+T1|R 81 FAET.

4 swarm Of quidnunc correspondents oi
Eastern newspapers have dropped down
upon Springfield 10 make up 3ir: Lincoln's
&'ar:n,:. and to mark out the line of policy
f.r lii, Administration. These patriotic
gentry have given majority Of the cnb''
nct 10 prominent supporters OF the Drcd
Scott decision. Having given Mr.. Bell of
Tennessee the Department Of the Interior
TO look after the new TcrTitorics). VIC sup
pose they will give Mr. Drcckinr'dse the
Department Of War ito keep the Disunion-
lists str.ight} and make Mr.. Douglas The At
1o:ncy General Ito define the rights Of sla'
very in New alexicol Catching the inspi-
ration Of these gentlemen we observe that
sundry newspapers fall to mapping out the
course Of the Administration, by making
il the chief end Of Republicanism to bring
more slave States into tue Cnion- Proba'
1ay the next thing OIL the carpet will he m
enforcement OF the bred Scott decision, on
The political side thereof.
We'll. gentlemen. We have not exchanged
:, word witt, ;lr, Lincoln on these subjects
sincr he WIS nominated nor before he was
uo,nilla,ed, for that matter. Nor has he cx-
t.i,anyed a word with any one since But
This much we do know-tirat If Mr.. Lincoln
il committed to anything it is to the ''poli.
'.cv Of treating szaw4v at btfng sorong, with
"duc regard to the difficulties Of getting
Grid If II in Il pcaceful way
, 1860-11-12
He will Issue No Manifesto:
Especial Di4patcl to the N. !. TFib1ne.1
Gruy~cr+r1n I'LL Eoy r. 1870

e+eA->~f ---'<
Mr. Lincoln IL still continually visited BY
crowds Of well-wishert not only from his
own party, but also from What was recently
the Democratic and Bell Everett parties.
Although the city is well filed with vis-
itors, no public celebration has yet been
arranged, but one Is determined upon as
eoon ~ complete oflicinl news shall nrrivc
from all important quarters. Meanwhile,
ahcre is the greatest cagerness to ascertain
in some manner the new Presidents inten'
lions, as regards his own course and the char
actcr Of his appointments. alr. Lincoln, how
ever, is the LIST man TO grntify this curiosity
until the proper time ehall arrive. Not the
slightest Indication Of his future movements
If yielded to anybody.
There arc many inquiries from abroad as to
| whether Mr. Lincoln will make any speech OF
x1ita aay letter defining bis views, but up t.
writing Of speaking upon the subject HI
may, probably In case ofa popular dsponstra
ado Gef aad 16oS SGt pos @ T. VII T
ouiy iet;e;s he writes are Of private nature
md theie ate pleniy af these required.
, 1860-11-12

ALEXANDER Cn.-Othclal, UOu.Aah Wa, 4H''
coli, lo;, He'll IT'S, Breckenridge ~. For Con-
1rcss, Lo:.ln Sl0, I.inc:gsar l0f: State teke1
EaMc. ,, IN.
maturity. ,ao D
i,s,:I1sG co.-onlcia1,- Lincoln, II; Dong
rorr Co.-Gflcial.- LET; Douglas,
81 S.sGAuos Co,-offlcial.- 1856;
E,uclas, 3,59S; Bell, 145; BEcck., =: Yates,
::ut.l: Allen, :;GUo; Stewart, IL; Hope, It.
f:.n-rcss-Casc, ::,G2S; Mctlrrnand, :i,0:'.
Ssnuurs-.]aync, S64s; Mcconnell, 3;. ,;:0s
REPRESENTATIVES. Cu1lonl, ,1DS; Weber, :'ANui
Brs,a.lwell, AGES; Lcdllc, 5,5a; Wright 4''
Ncsbitt, 4G. ,--
Do,r.ias' 1Sos: Dcll, I'd; breckenridge, 81.
Ti,r vote for Governor about the same,
FAYErTE Co.-~Complete - Douslas a9
USloS Co.-Lincoln. 1o7: Breckinridge,
s19; Dou.las, Jg6; Bell, S.; Yates, l6'; AL"
-: sr g Ctau Co.Lofiicla1-D Douglas, COLI; Brock
iuridgc, IS: Lincoln, :;t;Ss2.. Congress-Fonke,
Dem, :;045; Gillespie, Rep, 3131; Green.
YEecE., .. State Scnator-rndcrwood, Dem,
3lT; ScAccl, Rep, 1858. Le::islatIre-
stunly, Dem, 5140; FRENCH, De!1.;' 3l4'' jar
rot, Eep., 3SGGi54; Stokes, Rep, St'i;
McLEAs -Olliclal-linro'n, S5:ES; Dong.
smlth, 4 Governor-Yatcs, $7; Alien
:Ja. Con.rcss-Loycjoy, 34i7: Murray,
| 4dl3; Eatcll, :sl3: Campbell, 2aI;3: Du1cis,
| :sll4; Arntzen. 2a57. Senator-Og1esby, S5S4
coler, 25Si; Nogyy, Representative, minority
9Is