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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31

Date. a ~
Witness.
Tbs schedule which thu bidder encloses must be
pasted to his offer, and eaoh of them signed by
him. Opposite each article in the schedule the
price must De get, the amount carr ed out the az
yregafe footed up for each GLASS, and the amount
likewise written in words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-31
NEW ORLEANS
KIN THR RI1 DA<4
WITH TEE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
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TWO DAILY TRAiNS-SuNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washinstsn at a. m and 8 p. m.
The Steamer q EORGE PAGE leaves her " hart
foot OF Seventh street at 81 a. IN. and 6k p m. AID
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Sonthwe.t.
Ofhoe-Pennsy lyanla avenue, corner of sixth st.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23
A Spiteful Revenge.

A young msn residing in town, who
has been regular vistant at the resi-
depee of lady, and whose attendance up
on the same was understood as a prelude
to sn eventfui proposal, was sitting By
her side at the fouiiy tea-table on late
evening, when, during the course of
rather jovial conversation, the mother of
the lady turned upon him with the smi-
ling question: when are you and NJ
going to get married ~ The gentleman
responded, with an appearance Of great
astonishment, that be had. never enter.
tanned any such intention, aud proceeded
to joke upon the idea. The young lady
arose without word, and
went into a room adjoining, from whence
she shortly returned, with bottle of Wit
riol in her hand, and, without syllable
or gesture Of warning, dashed the terri
bic fluid into the unsuspeetiug face Of him
whom she bad supposed her lover, shock
iugly disfguring its features, instantly
destroying the -ight Of one eye, aud in
juring its fellow hOpelessly. BnBaI0
Courier.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23
THE WIPE.

On earth to man there is but one
His heart can love-his soul can oWp;
Though myriads fit before bis view,
There is but one to whom he's true
That one ca sway him to and fro;
Can make hin drain the cup Of wo;
Can make him JOY, or blast bis life;
And that one name is simply wife.
But in that name 8 world is sphered,
A world by all beloVed, reVered,
Who have the sense to know it's worth
And Fpurn the gaudy joys Of earth;
For that full heart in her dear breast
If rightly priced = eternal rest
Is not with blissfui sBeets more rife,
Than that poor helrt-a loving wife.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23

Democracy as it Was.
Gentlemen, let me read few Demo
cratic platforms, to show how this thing
went along. | will read you the Demo
cratic platforn of 1852, two years before
the passage of the Kansas Nebraska bill,
so far as it touches upon the subject Of
Slavery:
THAT Congress has no power under
the Constitution to interfere with or con-
troll the domestic institutions of the seVe-
raj States, aud that such States are the
sole and proper judges of everything ap-
pertaiuing to their own affairs not pro-
bibited by the Constitution; that all ef-
forts of the abolitioniSts or others, made
TO induce Congress to interfere with ques-
tions of Slavery. or to take incipien ut
steps in relston thereto, are calculated
to lead to the most alarming and danger
Gus consequences"
What say you to that, Democratic
Although you declared in black and white
that it was dangerous to interfere with
the subject of Slavery, what have you
donel Did you not say 1t was dangerous
to interferel Answer me that, and let
me go on! You are silent. You are
condemned oHt of your own mouths. l
proceed:
"And that all such efforts have an in
svitable tendency to diminish the happi-
ness of the people, and endanger the sta
bility end permanency OF the Union"
You condemn yourselves again.
Sand ought not to be eountenanced by
any friend of our political institutions"
"Resotced, That the foregoing PROPOSE
zion covers and was intended to embrace
THE WHOLE SUBJECT of Slavery sgita-
ton in Congress"
Mark that the words, 1.-The whole sub
jest, are in small capitals in their report
ed resoluti OBS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23
JOHN HAYN
The Lawyers Valentine.

BIZ JOHN c. SAKE.
I'm noti6ed-fair neighbor mine
By one of our Profession,
That this-the Term of Valentine
Is Cupid's Special Session.
Permit me, therefore, to report
Myself, on this occasion,
Quite ready to proceed to Court,
Aud File my Declaration.
I've an attachment fer you, too;
A legal and strong one;
O, yield unto the Process. do;
Nor let it be long one!
No scowliug bailif lurks behind;
He'd be precious noddy,
Who, failing to Arrest the mind,
Should 90 and Take TIE Body.
For though form like yours might throw
A sculptor in distraction;
/ couldn't serve Capias-no-
I'd scoru 70 base SD Action!
O, do not tell NE Of your youth,
And turn away demurely;
For, though you're very young. in truth,
You're not an infant surely!
The Case is everything to me;
Ny heart is loves own tissue;
Don't plead Dllatory Pies;
Let's have the General Issue!
Or, since you've really nc Defense,
Why not. this present Session,
Omitting all absurd pretence,
Give judgement By Confession!
So shall you be my lawful wife;
And Your faithful lover
Be Tenant Of your heart for Life,
With no Reu sinder over!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23

pB-A well-known ivory-comb manu-
faoturer, in Connecticut, who. By the way,
has almost monopoly of that branch Of
trade, on being waited upon to sign the
late proslavery manufacturers conven-
ton in that state. said. ''No gentlemen,
won't do it; if the South don't want my
combs they may go lousy" Totally de.
that manufacturer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23

UFA man vas arrested 10 Virginia a
few days since. and being Informed that
be was suspected of having been engaged
in the insurrection at Harper.s Ferry. re-
piled THAT be didn't know Harper, nor
where he kept bis id old ferry -
lie was acquitted
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-02-23
SPEECH OF CAssIUs II. CLAY.
Democracy as it Was.

Delivered on The Capitol Steps at Frank
fort, January 10, 1860,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
HAYER FR0M CAPT. NoNTGouERY

We lave been furi led NH Tho following tract, .roo
ete' Written James Montgomery Of Kansas and da'ed
"MouND CITY, Linn Co., Kansas Nov. y, lSvb
"My h,t letter gave You the news up 10 the death
Of Scott, and The fight Of Judge Williams and the Mar
fhal from Font Scott. SO great the stampede that
The Fer, WIS almost deserted DR. Moran the Receiver
in the Lanl.OiHce was / believe, the only Federal
officer who stood his ground. This speaks well ior
Nr. Moran, and is considered by the settlers proof
ihat he potsesses good conscience; ard they nov
listen with confidence 10 what be tell them.
"Mr. Moran has arranged matters with the viters
TO their entire satisfaction, and the sales Wit be al
lowed 10 pass off without interruption Tie Acting
Governor M, Beebe vame down TO zee IA few days
smc He lad heard strange rumors OF oVz dolngs and
Ike senihe man, as he appears TO be, came in per-
son 10 sceriGntle truth in regard to afalrs He soon
found where the wrong lav, and finding that we were
| acing oamly ard dspassonaely on well.rstablished
precdeuts he left us with The assurance that he wcu'
DO al in bis power TO protect u in our rights, recou-
nendine Of course, that we should refer difficulties
| TO the Federal Court and promising to do what he
| could to reform abuses in that department.
"Tmes are quiet now, and our lives rs safe as
| they would be in any country.
mir Yeasley who had heen lying ckaincd in Fort
Scott, awaiting bis trial for the killing ofMr. Beck, was
liberated on haheas corpus, served by the people
The facts Of the case are these Beck owned steam
nil On the Nccsho, and Yeasey loaned him 81 900
lie also worked for Beck as engineer in the mill, until
lis WAGES and the interest Of the money amounted to
81 100 more when, finding il impossible 10 get settle
Inent with Beck he left tie MILL and set up black
| smith shop Some person, believed by us to be Beck
himself took the plunger out of the Decks pump.
mob Of Democrats collected at the MILL and, with rope
in their hands, went to Yeasleys house TO hang him.
lie defended himself 20 rcsoutely, that the mob dis
pered withou olIecing their object The plunger was
found in iis place and the mill went to work again.
Some time after this Yeasey was accused Of stealing
the pungcr again. Another mob collected, and the
affair ended for The time in the killing Of Beck by
Yeasley."
Ccumentirg on the false reports which have been
sent East by the PrO-Sayery men, Montgomery says:
Comfy link of my speech at Mapleon | was not
at Mapleton at ALL nor did make any speech at any
place armed each with Sharps rife and two heavy
Colts revovers u sa5er and Bowie knife Dr. Jen-
nerin lad siber and there might have been half a
dozen revolyers, but not knife in the company, and
uot more than dozen ShaTps rifles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
NAY1L INTELLIGENCE.

Indications are now apparent IN the Navy that, IN
care Of secesson many Southern officers will resign.
TIE South Caroluians lead in the determination AZ
present there are no important posts occupied by
Southern men, save one the flag officer OF tue East
India squadron, who is "a native Of South Carolina
Keutuckian also commands feet. The Navy Yards
have no Southern comnlandant, except Commodore
Armstrong of Pensacola, who was born in Kentucky.
Tie general feeling among officers s for the Union
but the Soutterers say tiey would hate 10 serve a
foreign State" and that secession involves their re-
tirement.
TIE adyices brought from the African squadron by
tie slaye-tark Cora, report tie Constellation, Su
Jacnto, Mystic Sumpter and Porismouh--the whole
feet in fact-eruisng between the Congo River and
Ambriz. lis concentration in that latitude arose from
it's proximity 10 the four FIVE barraeoons the sta
ton. large force Of Portuguese menof-yar was a.
sembled near Ambru in consequence Of some boundary
difficulty existing between Aubrn and Portugal. Con-
siderable fighting had taken place ON shore.
Matters ut the Norfolk Navy-Yard were seldom
duler than they at present. Hands are being de
charged weekly, and the large number of persons who
depend almost exclusively for weTk Uncle sam, ex-
perience great difficulty in supporting themselves. The
Pensacola steamcorvcte is nearly ready 10 be sent to
Washington for her machinery. She - the only new
steamer that has not been in commission. The German
town, late of the China feet and the Nerrimack
steamer, recently flag ship the Pacific station
laid W. The Brooklyn probably awaits funds TO pay
"a her uew previous TO being reitted. The invalid
feet Of lire of-tate-ships LOOK formidable, and
rs worthless as ever
We have endeavored 10 ascertain whether there is
any truth in tie rumor about the steaH-gunbOlt
Crusader being ordered from Pensacola to agloston,
in view of the existing state of political affairs but the
Naval officers only know that such reFor emsnsted
from Il vessel and cannot youch for ia accuracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
CROWNED WITH

lAdyertisemtbt
CROWNED WIN SUCCESS TnROUGHoUT THR
WORLD.
EIise, rom the correspondence Of THE NswYoRS Tescss
Of Oct Is, 1860.
PHiIA DEIPHtt RACYs-FkLL MEETING.
Mr Bushs hay thy, Cyclone looked admirable ion
although the had no he,n IN training than few weeks
Her I'd state Of preparation sisted be the result OF
her having bern fed Thoreys Food Tor Ces whh l. a.
legged to be admirably adapted for horses IN training g the
tut
THorLEY Foop PoB CATLE converts lie poorest Hay and
Straw into superior proveuder
Depot for II ni;ed States Nc. :? Broadway NewYc'k
a.
Boston, iisss--JoHs 5. TnroS, No. POI CApsewsysL
Spin gh'd. Gas---GKo. b. RfisOLps, Lsin-st
GShf.fge, kass.-J. & X. TAPr
Bnt, epoit Coln.--jrfUs w. FNowIr0N
iGTsrs WAIVED ineve city and toWa In tho United stse
where none are already nppCs,ec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
HEATED CARS.
To n. rdifor of Tie N. Y. TkiIUn<.

SIR: Your correspondent Communication Man, IN
n ealing NJ The heated cars on the Hudson River Railroad h-
stated fcts 20 " hch can fully testify; but DO not agree with
him as 20 remedy Let him select with eide
omen them sl ard Think The atmosphere win suit HIM In -pe
Of lie oyehes, Whist would ea'ne'ty ,sd
IN the President the road iso have every ventilated a.
once and r. in addition would have opening in the font
sudIesr the be closed pleasure hnA there
he no further eomp tut Not Only the comfort but the health
and lives OF demand Il. have heard medical men
say there vss certain means Of producing levers and
other disease than hBye the feet freezing while NE
kept feyerheai Persons who arc daily IN the ars
from 10 have their health mi lred Humanity
s eli as The Interests the rood require nay demand 81 i'm
mediate change The cost per shosd think, woadnot
exceed $40 Respectfully .,.,.,,
Nev. Y0Tk, Dee TO- 1860. AhlChEHbOCABf, jR'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
DIED.

BnoW WA Bf Bro on TTpssdey Dec Il 1870 Ao Isne
PT ar. fs'4 pS sssi %SR iS s9s lns her
nee Front On . msaG sfSi the h from A
BENEplCTin ibis city, Monday Dec TO- Harold yousv.
est ehld q Andrew r. sAd Isabella Benedict aged year
BREW STTR-At Elisabeth " j. or Saturday Dee 4 R,s.r
Greni second Of janice D. and pebbie E Tewser red
CAbPBELL-Or Tuesday, Dec H. Solomon cs-,,b,p II,
youngest son q solomon ard Elizabeth Ann Campbell ed
TIE relative. aud fisnds OF the fsm, are respectfully
Fat Eighteenth street his Wedne.da1 %o, - %
ococs without further invitation. Hi remains viii T. a.
10 Greenwood for hteEiHept
CABNEs At Dayton, Ohio on Monday D.e 10 Fr.,1s
Games, AGED - years "
EMBREEI,1 ts city on Monday, Dec 10 the young ,hi
OF Nr. ond Ars. EnibIee.
FoRDlCE-A, Orange, N J., on Monday, Dee 10, Mrs.
o., AIporAl toIdyee aged = years.
funeral fsom she ence Of her sonasw. A. A. Js,Ie "a
Ihnr'tey the l%h met, AZ 10 O'clock M Cars esvs
- teAsr 20 sprlngre a foI inierr'eu,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers please copy.
HFMIEWAy-At Tere Haute Ind or Taesdsv De-, s
Edwin Il. Haninvay, late OF .his city.
Masonic .hs city Ellen. the beloved dsns,er Q. ueaY
aud Ann beFsou, aged ~ years, ronAs and days
JohNsoNIn this city the 81 Nicholas Hotel 90 NouA.y
Dec. 10 Ars Amelia ~. wife Of Samuel +. Jchg.oa =
ChsIl's;oHr, Ssss., seed y year.
hlNO-in this c'y on Sunday, Dee Charles 4 Kins rlsss
KINYoE In Locke on Friday. Dec. T. Q, oon.ciar+iou,
Christopher X nyonnfed "a ycsis.
stephen \. Lee. IN tie 4lst year OF her age
hfAD--Sudd,uly Monday Dec no. At Newark ~ j. NJ.
benjamin Mead Ia tie Sist year o. LIS sge
Hl llLcsa VIII - 3tsLSeJ flom the Central NJ = Church, on
Ffily the lh - ioR The friends Of the family
respectfully Invited 10 sieLd. without further nooe. ne
rciN o. The ceased il meet the residence Of u J. ID
Amin, No l'3 NtlAet street., q lnenieu. In 0rosu
wood Cemetery.
Bllhl-in ~. city on Monday De- TO- sAssh c yossrca
daughter o.. FdW AID lud Mary Am A.icy
kHELnoN-i Brooklyn 1pesdsv Fec II ofc0ur's'icn Il
che lung hrs CsTss Sheldon widow IL the late Dr. Ass-
sn1er sheldon aged 81 year-.
The relatives and hsuds Of tie family cctly Invited -
attend TIE mntel nom tie residence n her SON Hry Sle
dor Nc 70 riorepcut street thursday sacrpoon st
ococs without further inNitaios.
SIEBBNS-In Brooklyn Mcrdis Dec. 10 John A. s1si.
y'uneest OF James A. and Frances A S,ebbias sd
mOutls.
ToMPKINs-on Mouisy Doc 10 May wife Of ssHue, TOmP-
kns.
The hieids OF tho family Invited attend the m er cns
The hoasc other son law, Henry Cornell New Rochelle "a
Friday the 18th loL, "a II O'clock Carriages viii BE- "a ~''
Ing AZ The New Rochelle Depot 10 meo the III train non ne
city.
rAGENfn tile city, suddenly. Sunday morning Dec $
John Tarcn, IN tho gs,h year OF bis
NESTFRNAt Mount Vernon Msstehestet Connty Saur'
day, Dee fhirsa wife 81 James Western OF nvegton Luz
slsnd, sccd ~ years and months.
hLLACF-ln this city, Monday Dec l0rMTs Sseh Ja1s
Wallace Of bAtbnoss N The sish ysN VI hssssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

BUFSiSG oY THE krSTUcKY ISsANR AsYfUH.--
Tie Lousre Courier Of the 9Th gycs ,Le particulars
of the destruction Of the Kentucky Asylum FOR the IT..
sane, TT Hophinsyle, Ky. The building oost $2JJ,
Geo. aud ii totally destroyed. The ire WIS caused by
defect in the chimneys. The Corier says:
"Dr. Montgomery, the Superintendent, lost every
thing in his efforts 10 biz pa,ens. The assistants
suffered IN like manner On reaching tie yard, some
City Of he patents lied, paie ken. b. thu woods
parties in The woods searching for them and aIe
fast bringing them in.
"The attendants succeeded in saving the patients.
some two hundred and fifty without injury, except one
who WAS fastened in lis cell, where The e orig
inH;ed. lie attendant, after endugeIu. bis own life
bad 10 leave bin.
pIesenied spectacle Of melancholy grOte-queness, rs
the poor creatures psseed on the men on foot AID the
females in wagons ard hacks, wrapped up in quilts
comforts, md blankets Of every hue. Some Of them
seemod passive and indifferent feemed unusual
" tated while Others on their faces vagre i'm
Ireftion HAT come heavy mist rune had befaen them
The county and town aUthoics have made temporary
quarters for them at TIE CoUt-iIouse aud other bulk
ings, which viii be made comfortable Us poVible
" g learn that the patient burned up was Stewart a
CaTI enter MOsl Of lie walls are iihout a issue
ard fcem good ever bu, the mistaken economy OF
the State in not providing metal roof has cOe her
many thousands Of doll8m. Mr. iiawcs, who wa, one
Of the phlene, says that many Of the lunats are al
the bo;el but the most intractalls are quaIered In
the Comt-Beuse and Others confined IN private dwell
ngs. lie walked - niles returning 10 this city,"
The Managers, in Il communication 10 Gov Magofin,
state that Isaac Stewart from Butler County, il tho
only patient believed TO have persisted in the ruins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
mARRtED.
AIIEN-WEICHM

ALLEN-WELCHMsN--In Walpole. Mas, on tn. .dsy
Nov 20 by the Rev j. W. Ilesly George r. Allen ~ Mi
pole % L9qiss Weeh1 an: forlaerly Of New.York.
Cbss y Harris, H. Appegs,e Annie T. Msf.ton bots
Of this city. - w.
HOAOE-NELSON-On Wednesday, Nov o. BY the Rev C.
G. NoIsn Mr. William Hoage Il NewTork City 20 gi-s
Eliza 4 Nelson OF Charleston. s. G.
JOf-GRtENOuGD-At Cambridge Mass. on Tuesday Dee .
T. by the Rev X. Mason, Horltio ~ Joy. ~ Of Mar
shalt Mich TO Fanny c. daughter OF James Greeaooxh ssa
ROGERS BoWKER On Thnrday, Dee. g. by the Rev.
Noes Baou. Mr. Dwich. y Rogers Of New-Yofk Civ %
Mis- Eycine Augusta Bowler Of South Weymouth Nsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
ALLEGED FALSE Pprrrssrs-The Havana cores

ALLEGED FALSE PRETESsFs.-The Havana cores
pondent of Tie ~ o. True Delta, under date of Nov
30, writes:
neral Helm received information few days since
that Nessr Castillo Eaton Spanish merchants Of New OK
lad stocks Of goods in that city Tor shipment 20
Havana on preerses aud In fraud which goods OF parts ana
pees of them were being delivered In this port ifoul several
yeseie now declaring fhe Consul General irmedAiey
called on the Csptsin General and represented the ses re
that ode might issue stop sad goods in the hands
o some merchant until the TACT might oe
10 hs satisfaction that they identical and the same goods
y Ibis PROMPT ection Of Consul General the merchant oil
Nev.York will be saved S230D or H5D0W ana the
hsauce Of the goods vii! be treated IN the se way! S y
cnrin 20 haIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
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RFNARrARrG CASE or SAVING 4 CuILD FROM
DEoWNIhe.-A very generous md noble act was Wit
Iessed several day ago on one Of the Wlhlmsburgh
fer1y boats, which iswonhy ofrecord. About 6ocock
at which hour tie fery-boat5 always crowded, a
little boy, under no penon's charge, in stepping FROM
the bridge, accidentally crowded into the water.
The child wac carried out by the current caused by the
motion Il The paddles, the captain having reversed
them md rank uuder water. No person seemed com
idoni enough to undertake the rescue. gentleman
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pant Of the loar, and seeing what was the matter,
threw of his coat and plunged into tho water without
moments hesitation. The child had como up, and
LOW SINK FOR the second time and when the swimmer
rot cut far enough, wGs ont Of sight. He instantly
Owed and after brief interval roae to the surface,
with The boy in his arms. The child erasped the arm
Of tho swimmer with n deadly clutch They were
hauled ont Of the water together. Measures were
taken TO rsuscitae the child which was effected by the
time TIC toai arrived u; WiamsbBrgh, and he roscuer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12

Snow NuIsAscE.-" Prof. Blair" a Snowman n.
No Ch-ihIm square Was arrested yesterday b. Officer Balm
field tie compls Of number Il buuc.s men taanls 0
the building, who sege thst he "oxhib an ids show
and Snowman and nouniebank and kesp for pro6t
place wh1e juggling and other Idle exhibited and
that the nuisance by Of the noise and centurion
Ddalt thereon Among the coupa,nalts NJ tier the
editor he Seventh Day Baptist paper and Mr. Pieon e
JagaeeOiypt The hOwner IN al such eA az either 70.
euh I'd " remove Of lssd besFtl,
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THE GREAT sLAUGnTrn nE rIIE INNncrNr

Ha pigeon yesterday, At famAns Museum by thoso
'boNs SNAKES, created excitement among the visitors
They are aYofclous o Of reptiles and making br, s
WIN me maIk't men. Bsnum, however Is Determined TO
satisfy them AMI The poor rabbits doomed the koy
reach The den Brisk time. eKpeo there to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-12
AID FOR KANSAS.

To ne Editor Of The n. y Tribune
SIR. Permit me 10 acknowledge, rs per request Of
donors through THg TRIBUNE the receipt Of 1921 n from c
zen Fairfield Herlimer County through Nhipp.s for
relief Of KaBs.s sufferers. IhOS. u. WEBB.
No. 3 Utntef street, Boston, Mass