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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS,
VALUAuLN EiIsM i,n,. SAHsI

~ nvrtr a.. = &N''a EVfs NJ tE.
In 'o' s@'e privately my iarm, belle Mou ;" lyns
Sha.e o S'sfehSTe, aud Ave miles the Court House
su r. eoha'is H1uui iSJ ncTcs Is we'll adapted to the
HroS In !" corE OATS wheat and ccn--, well supueI
WIN timber, large "inn Of which Is near III. Mattaponi
river" good dwelling. tooS, un office Ia the yard;
ali necessary ssrvanis hons:, In good condition, large
barns and stables all Il Is ,rrmrd unnecessary 10
mh':h Tue many advantages Possessed y the above farm
III point oi pr"duriirenrss cauu. health &c, &C., IL
sPreel persons d,srhe {" purchase would prefer to
"n'':t Tor themselves For fu;ihcr rarc" RS apply
u. T. TODD,
March S--tf S,ercnsviilr T. o. King and Queen
GOOD "ENTE:tS E.AiS HINo L...,Ds.
q ,s ur.sne! have for sr large quantities Of good
ARKANSAS farming LANDS, ui y,iy superior quality,
and "n low ;eIins
They will ais" enter lands for persons desiring Invest
Oh favorable icru,s.
All business Of a9i nature attended TO promptly In
any part oi ARKANSAS.
Good Cotton l!S, in large 5cdss for sale chear. For
tuIi particulars, s,tL DYE y rElTCiIAED,
Dec Is -cwSu Jack snntnrt Ark
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VIk..iNiA STOVES! VIRGINIA STOVES!
viz GINA STOVES!!.
cICnMpNu STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED IN lS1l.
SNEhLD

GlCMN0ND STOVE WORkS- ESTABLISHED IN Is11.
ASA SNYDER
eIAHrEACTCHES at this celebrated Southern Stove
VI FyuIdry Cyliader, Box, PLrl"r and Cooking Stoves
:ac desirable styles and OF superior working quail
;.. 49," Io: Air Furnaces, Fronts and Crates. Hollow
";- yirn,s Sinks. &C., &c, aud c-:crp::ohs o.
l.st Machinery and Ornamental Castings.
e proprietor Is convinced that sufficient apprecaiive
..,u. COULD he found in his market who woad pA, the
Of good article 10 justify him in the use Of the oe=
a:'!. and in the empoyu OF competent mechanics
TSc.hrds the moulders employed on these Stoves are
Nnans who have learned their trades at these works.
i-.e have been gradually ainn: favor un;il they
sSSe :he popular Of any in Their SUPP
sreHs; aud simplicity OF operation peculiarly ito them
l.! tfr l;se "f servant.
a-pair:as Plates promptly supplied
Tr-. and stove dealers Throughout the S"mth will fad
!: !. ih-r iuts.rs; 20 forward their orders 10
Asa SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
1..!ls'i in Richmond by MeSsrS. Z. d. fALE& CO WN
ski:S WOOD, u. A. Di4GAMlS, Jr., nnd WI. A.
IGIVrCASrtE Ian 9-c3ra.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23
S3CTEIElsN STON;;;J s,1.,~C EI1
<ukSE: oT CARY AND r.rii STprcrs 80
NS tCIGC.c, W. GEGG
N SEG GSES 6. PARR ~

I--,I- ..L.., !H"FsisTpas
/ ,2s'I respectfully inform Il. tSe.chan,s G;
Nor caroi.a and T-rue,,.s the, they are
Q! Jr.s ,n- 'ssi f:a.:t? STUSE-wAEE, consisting
sssi.as i'a;, Jars tsr ;isa;} &C., &c. ''''''
u-;I .na Famed Charcoal PACKED Water Coolers both
ao, "'oa Gases, o! all szc. from Two gallons to 20
a. ware said BY rs VII be delivered In any pat Of
, =, . =" r"eise THOMAS ". EEESEE.
' Ii L |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23
PRINTERs' & BINDERS WAREHOUSE,


M = w q r. TX.
u,,r,,c,o-;s, nB'Oomt ShsriT & t"n" Jm 81. -
~ aud on FOuhdT Street R0ston, .NIe-.
TGlHE SUBSCRIBERS MANUfAcTCRE SINGLE AND
Il p0CBLE CYLINDER AND TfrL.kENrLNlAG
PRINTING NJ CHIN Els,
Bed md PIatcn Eook and Job Printing
Prcsscs, adams Patcut,i
HAND aud CARD PRESSES. HYDRAULIC FKEssES With
Troughtlrou Cynders Standing Presses OF Various h'hds
Chases Furniture, Case, Stands, Bras, Hue- Composing
Sticks and Every Article Connected ah Arts of Letvr
press Copperplate xnd Lho, Aph:c Printing Booh!ndnc
stereotyping EIec ypug al"ays or hand or furnh
ed short notice.
new CArALOGcg continuing Cuts and Descriptions Of
many New Machines before shown In ilrir book, ai.a
directions for putting up working, &C. aud other useful
formation Is In press, and Slr. will be scn
10 any Of The craft who will furnish ih,ir adre,s.
r. HOE e. CO.,
New forE aud Boston, Mass.
Publishers Of newspapers OF liberty insert hi, at
versenen three times in their weekly paper With tsnote,
any time during the six months, but not later, pro.
vied they purchase type material four for
four ,es the Of .r Li wic will he allowed in
settlement Of ours receipt OF copy ranr rGn'
tanning the advertisement. March lG-eG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23
LAWRENCE S. MIAEsYE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
'hAeIiCES 10 the Courts Of the city OF Richmond, Hnd
u .'e c"un:ie. Of H-nrco. Hanover and Caroline
Heiary Public and Commissioner OF the United
- e C"ut Of Claims
.= raft1sr.,p aelween Mr. Cha,,ain White and him
: = < '' lived bis oiNes h on 1lth street, just
80" 1otlins Hall
f-hsl1ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-23

iSCNA AHKEAT;tD.
COMMITTED TO the jail Of Pits! lyaL4 county. Virginia,
" the lst ay OF February, lr6 negro iIsn la-ei
HARRY who says he belongs TO Elijah Graves, OF CAsrsa
county, y. C. HAIRY abou: six iee' h!rh, ans up
posed be about .i1yfye years OIL blhcs coHpir'ion
SAID negro will be delivered h. Easter by pay Of
jail fees, aad all lawful charges.
March lj-cw6t JOHN H. OLD, 1aLIot.
NJ N,TEIf-TwU ,ounc grl;l.uI-n, Thu have had
w considerable experience in fr"chtnr an" s'a ua'rs
nj the same lEs;uIin, hare associated ie'hrfSs -
TEACHERS aad wish to secure 4 situation az such.
T. S-we are Sou;hrrbsrs, and Preier 'tuah'n In As
SoCru. ,.. >.
~ address Eox No. 90 sals'. i:oaaose county, "a.
Narch e-c14t
TTTaNTEU-1he suoscrihcr Wishes 10 employ
w young lady Of SouIhern birth add education TO Zach
in his family One understanding the English brauchr AID
Music would sult Address J. Il. E, 6iv!-w Post Office,
rapnuis: counfS. Va. Al.-". l-cnl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
ssEDeoRD MACHINE SHOP /!

THE subscriber woaid most respectfully an
..,,,nea n the farming community, aud pnb.ic y
-enaraI tbat he stlA continues to maaaiaeiuf al
81 shon. in Bedford, Pa. the following farming q
rsnsiis nj the very best material, aRdsia the most
yyorkmanlike manner VIZ: ,..,. -,
F0I1R AND SIX HORSE TUMBi-lNG SHAFT
POWER MACHINES,
with Iarge open cylinders. SIX slaves, anu sPihs
scrstvel in aud improved Straw. Shakers attached.
Their superors for strength aud speed are not ia''
in this or any other County IN the State.
Four Horse Tum5ing SHAFT and strap -
Machine, with cylinder open OF shut, as nay pe 1s.
sired Tor convenience, ease OF dFait' ~"
Iyorlinq. this machine has superior any "neFe'
TupFF H0gSE MACHINES, OF the same hl,1
Two and three Horse Tumbling Shaft Po"eF 1l"-
ch,nes a very convenient and excellent macn.ne
fr s,oan farmers with or without sha Asfs, SihS'f
~ JoubIa shovel Ploughs, Horse kakeS' Lever
.TntrIn1 Roxes. Harrews and WaeeibarTo"s, maze
10 order. .t =, ba,s ara
sold on reasonable terms.
psnairino Of all kinds OF Machines. whether made
here or elsewhere, done on the shortest notice.
Castings for all my machines, Enadr al Inc oHiL-
qrv of sbIres & Jordan, iE Bedford, aud Wdl com
,,ara with any made in the State for strength anu
durability BlacksmithIng done 10 order All my
work warranted 10 give satisfaction
From :. past experience OF over twenty years n
tba Machine business, feel confident that can
rive entire satisfaction to all who NAV favor me
IN = cau Call aud examine my worS before you
r,rrbase elsewhere, as I am determined to please
all. t.-, ,,:t,
oe t"Nen ~ s>' PETER n. sHIREs,
re ,ef0 Gr. Naca.ulst-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
COURT PROCLAMATION

To The Coroner, the Justices Of The Peace
and ConsfaJles in the difecnt IoDns4tPs'
an the County Of Bedford, Greeting,
KNOW YE that in pursuance OF a precept 70
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRANCIS VI. KlIMELL, President oi the
eeveral Courts of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth
District, consisting OF the counties OF Franklin,
Bedford, !, Somerset and F0ton, and by virtue
of his office ofthe Court Of Oyer and Term,ner
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capI-
hI and other offenders therein and in the Gene
ri Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace;
and A. J. SNIvELy & JoHN TAYLOR, Esqs.,
JUDGES Of the same Court, IN the same County
OF Bedford, You and each OF you are hereby re-
cured to be and appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Exam iha-
tions,and other remembrances before the J llses
Aforesaid. at Bedford, at a Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county Of Bedford, aforesaid,
on the Isl Monday Of Sept. ibeing the Sd
dav.lat 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day
there and then to do those things to which your
several offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
10th day of August, n he year Of our Lord
WILLIAM S. FLUKE, Sheriff.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
PETIT JURORS.

George B. Amich,; WestIey Akers, Israel
Bennett, Samuel Berkh,mer Of F., James Cess
ma ESQ, Peter Dezemore, John Hershberger,
Oliver Horton, Dewat Hershbrcger, Rrubsn c.
Haines, Joseph Ickes, Peter Inlrr, Adam Ickts
Josiah Koons, John Lowry, Samuel Logan, Mar
TN Mo~y, A1F'hamf f9Fse ,r 5osrFo p,oa Moof r.
slab Rltchey, Nathan Robson, Jacob Roads
Henry Relmund, Thomas P Studtbaker, George
Slger, Soorqqp Steel, VIM. SpidIe, Daniel Sans
'sNathan II. Wright, Samuel Working, VIM. c
Wisegaryer, Michael Weyand.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
EneHfnras HoGeE.


ED AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
The subscriber respectfully beqsIeave TO an
zaunce 10 his old friends and the public gene
aUv. that he hay leased the gedlor9 Hotel, at
present in the occupancy Of Col. Adam Barn
hart. and will take possession on tbe Is: day OF
April next. 1t is not his des n 10 make .nauy
professions as to what he will DO, but he pledges
his word that his most energetic efforts wIh be
EMPLOYED 10 render comfortable all who give
him call. The House will be handsomely
fitted up, and none but careful and attentive
servants will be engaged. Persons visiting the
Bedford Springs, as well as those attending
Court, and the travelling community general
", are respectfully invited to give him call
and Judge for themselves.
G5~Boarders taken by the week, month, or
year, on favorable terms.
u=-Ampie and comfortable stabIins is al
tached to this Hotel, which viii always be at
tended by careful hostler. Also, safe and
convenient carriage house.
z~.9H tie SI.fGES stop At this Hotet,
JOHN HAFER.
March IS, 1855.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
-orNnRY ANn MAcnlNE snoP.

THE subscribers having formed partnership
under the style Of = Dock 4 Aschom' ior the pug-
pose OF conducting general
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
business in the establishment recently erected By
Glard Dock, in Hopeweil. Bedford county, now
prepared 10 execute ordefs for CASTINGS IND
HACHiNERF Of everv description. They will
build to order stean-engines, coal and DRIFT cars
horse powers and thres!iHg machiues-also, casting
Of every kind tor furnaces, forges, saw, grst and
rolling mlls, pIoughs, wateF-ripe, columns, house
fronts, bracke $, &c, Slc.
They are also, now making fine assortment Of
STOVES Of various kinds OF the latest patterns and
most approved styles, including several sizes OF
COOK STOVES OF the best make, heating stoves
for churches, Offices, bathrooms, &c.
A full assortment Of Stoves will be kept constant
Iy on hand, and sold at wholesale and retail, at
prices to salt I he times, and quality, warranted
equal to the best Eastern make. Machinery Of all
kinds repaired promptly. Patterns made TO order.
GILLIARD DOCK,
c. ". ASCHOM.
Nov. II 1859
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
n IST OF GRAND JURORS
AA Drawn for &.

DTdWN IoI oFTVEIH-
Term, lst Monday, Sd day, 1860.
John McVicker, Foreman, John II. Barton,
John Burger, Hrzekiab Barkmao, Jr., Samuel
Boor, Jesse DlehI, Jacob G. DIvply, Wm. Ell
der, Benjamin Fink, Martin Hoover, Henry
Horn, Bostian Kegg, VIM. keysrr, Nicholas Ly
ons, Jr., John 5. Miller, John Metzgpr, George
Mortimore, Frederick, Miller, Joseph S. Messrr-
smith, Daniel J. Muller, Jacob Pee, Peter Fl
Studebaker, Absalom Sparks, Henry Wertz.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
RETsERTgREz. Da.


T. J. OSBORNE. A. g., Principal, Prof. Of Lai
guages and Philosophy.
VIM. : Smith. Prof. oi Mathematics.
Jas j. Miller, Adjunct Prof. Of Mathematics.
Rev. b. T. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral PhIloso
ply &c.
Wm. STEPHENS, Prot oi English Grammar &c.
Dr. j. Hughes Lecturer on Anatomy $lc.
Mrs IT, y. Osborne, Precepress, Teacher of Draw.
ny French, Botauy Hc.
Is. F. hrott, Prof. Of Instrumental Music.
Price of Tuition for term of / weeks.
Common English Branches 81 81
Higher Branches, including common, each 50
Latin and Greek, each 90
German aud French each 80
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations 50
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 50
Coored crayon and water colors, each 800
OIL painting 90
Hdlr and wax flowers, each 90
PeIis work 90
Embroidery 50
Piano music with use of instrument 10 90
Board S l - per week including room rent, fuel,
furniture &e. This is Of the best, and cheapest
institutions the country. The whole expense PEE
term need not be more than twenty-five dollars
Second Quarter OF summer session commences
April the 9th, 1860.
Teachers will De instructed Tree Of charge ia the
Normal Department.
For particulars, address the Principal.
E.J. OSBORNE, a. B.
balnsburg, Bedford CO., April y, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
A SELECT SCHOOL

"a For teaching the pri-
mary and higher English branches viii be opened
by the subscriber IN the newly furnished and beam
t,fuI rooms OF the Union School House, on Monday
the 18th day Of August next. No more pupils win
be taken than receive every attention
TCRMS-From 50 10 s. per quarter, accordipc
to branches pursued. The patronage OF the clti-
zens Of Bedford and the surrounding country is re-
specially solicited. Applications should be made
Immedia: ely.
J. ". DICkERSON.
June 22d 1900
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
YHyHE CHAMPION BELT
al IIARnED 10 ]. REED 4 W.

F4n SELLING THE CHEAPEST
IND BES 4 GOODS,
The Undersigned would inform their friends and
customers, that they have just received from the
Eastern cities, large and well selected stock
of
SPRLEG. IND ST.U.lIER GOODS,
which they are determined to sell al the lowest
.lfyius pnces. All kinds Of summer wear. nom
tie finest 10 the commonest ladies' dress goods OF
every description, fancy goods and everything usu-
aIly Kept in dry goods stores (an3, perhaps, some
thing b-s5ss3 groceries. queensware, &c &c, can
now he to2ud al their store in every variety and
assortment.
THEIR
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
is yce supplied with the best stock that can be OBJ
tanned. For style as we'll as durability, they can
not be surpassed in this line.
TERMS: Cheap FOR cash, or approved country
rroducp. or six months credit 10 pouctual dealers
GIVE Us call, and you shall be waited upon with
]. REED y co.
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nEDFORD COUNTY NAP.
SAVE COSTS :!

d9aaS 4 ' Il JNJS > -
~ All persons still indebted 10
the firm Of OSTER, MANSP EAKER & CARN. bv
Account Note, respectfully, vet most earnest
y asEeo to MARE immediate payment, and thus save
cost he BOOKS, Notes and effects OF the firm are
IN the hands OF Oster x earn.
After the lst day of August, lsG0 cost will be
added, without iurther notice, except BY special
agreement.
June ), IS6n-2m.
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FASHIONS,

Spring FASHIONS
- MRS. S. +. POTTS
has returned from tie cities having competed her
spring purchases, and is prepared TO offer great
inducements in the way OF
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Her stock consists cf some styles and latest
novelties of ;he season.
SIX and lace mantiIlas composed OF the new
est styles OF the season.
Grape de paris, busters, rich silks, handsome or
digan, law robes.
Flounced summer SILKS, dress goods OF all k.nds.
STELLA SHAWLS,
I BlacE and colored center printed
bordered stella, brocha bordered
stella, printed cashmere .hawis, chill
dren's capes, comprising the lar
gest assortment Of shawls. straw goods,
large stock OF new STYLES Of bonHets,
4 straw and six, English straw bonnets,
braid bonnets, PAMELA bonnets, fancy
straws, six hundred pieces Of rich ribbons
al IS cents per yard, purchased At auc-
lion and De sold cheap, bonnet Inches
bonnet six, mitts, kid gloves, hosiery,
fans, soap aud lerfumery, fancy goods Of
! all descriptions, dress trimmings, fats and
hats trimmed and untEimmed. She will
be still adding TO her large STOCK every
week during the summer. desirable
and fashionable goods Mourning dress
goods and busters 10 suit. rjune s 1901
4 LOToF PURE MAPLE SUGAR, FOR SALE
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Cheap-sTdc. bedford, PA.
WE have the pleasure to announce 10 our friends,
and customers that we are now receiving ian
nense stock OF New and Cheap
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
comprising medium styles, gay and PaIn DRESS
GO IDS. in part silk foulards poll de chevres, mo-
hair plads rsyoria cloth, popns lu-tres, bIilants
cbale de ainz, pongees. chntzes, lawns, iayeiias,
de lans at 10, r. Is, IS and IS CTS, piles Of Mus
Inns by the piece and yard at 5, 6, ;, 8, TO, IL and
II cts pantaIoon stubs ia great variety at 10, y,
IS, IS. and Is cts. cloths, cassiueres and tweeds,
cassnet1s aud jeans all coIors, silk, satin and mar
sees vestings, cortouades linen ducks and drilings
gents new styles shirts collars, stocks, neck ties,
hosiery, gloves, handkerchiets &c. marsei]es and
linen SHIRT fronts, fire shirt fronts at l2a WarraG-
ted al linen
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-07
BUYERS
AT.W

Try Hmlley before YOU send of for yonT Hard
wale, iroc, Nails or Pants (Aprl D, iSoo')
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EBazEJGFS AND BOOKS
Eg. G. 3Es3ze,
Ju!iana street, Bedford, Pa.

lit The Stand formerly occvpisd By Dir. T.
Beancr.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-09

To withhold a Republican vote for CraW
for Sheriff stabs the Republican cause 10 the
house of its friends, as well as does wrong to
one Of the best ofoffcsrs and citizens. The
assaults Of the Analyst and Review should be
suffered to pass as idle wind. They are the
sbullitions ofprivste malice or Democratic
pay. Mr.. Craw has grown up in this city,
and has been the exemplary citizen and faith
full public officer on all occasions. Why ne
should be singled out now for slander and
abuse, and his good name slimed over with
out any cause, is indeed passing strange
Rsbuks the reckless slauderers BY giving him
the biggest majority in the city and county on
the Republican ticket.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-09
Shocking Suicide.

On Monday last, our citizens were startled
by the announcement that Mr.. Lafayette
Agate formerly of this township, but for a
few months past living in Carlisle, had COM
Initted suicide by cutting his throat. He has
been sick and unable 10 labor during most OF
the season, but was in comfortable circum-
stances, and the motives which prompted him
10 destroy his own life are indeed a mystery
About one o'clock on Monday afternoon be
went into q vacant house adjacent to his
dwelling, passing his uncle, who stood in the
door, and without being observed by the lat
ter, though not more than six feet distant,
cut his throat in horrid manner with a ra-
zor. The alarm was Immediately given, and
DR.. Sampsel was sent for, but 50 effectual was
the stroke that no human aid could save him.
BE lived about three hours. He was an hon
orable, upright, industrious and highly re-
spected young man, and the only rational
explanation of the rash act is, that it was CON-
mitted while laboring under sudden mental
arrangement, induced by his protracted i'll
ness. He was sbout 26 years of age, and
leaves a wife and three children. He was &
member, in good standing, OF the Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows of Elyria.-EkTia
DEN. --- 5tls sAttt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-09
DeaIh Of RemarkabIo CenrenarIan..

Most travellers, and especially tourists upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, remember
an aged couple living near Burton's StltiOn,
by the name of Church, and the pair have
been the subject of var Gus sketches by artists,
while paragraphists have written their bio
graphies. The husband, Henry Church, was
ITO years old, and his wife lOs. Several
months since the wife died, and last month
the husband followed his aged partner to the
tomb. Mr.. Church was native Of England,
but came to America during the revolutionary
war, as n soldier in the British amy, but was
taken prisoner at the battle Of Yorktown,
and afterwards concluded to remain in this
country. The pair leaves several children
who are over 80 years of age Wheeling In
tslligAeer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-09
From the Correspondence of La Prssss.
Personal Sketches OF GaribaIdI.
= NAPLES, Monday Sept. 10, 1860.


| have heard Garibaldi speak, I have seen
him near he is admirable. His nature is
that Of lion. His voice is resolute, his
hands large, and his body short and thick
When angry he must be terrible But ha-
bitualy he has placid eye and sweet
smile. BE is not so much man of genius
as an apostle. He walks onward in faith
without fear or hesitation, and works mira
cles. he is a man to quit his boat in the
storm and walk upon the waters. he be-
lieves in his mission as others believe in their
star.
The other day, during disturbance in the
Carmine, when some soldiers fired q few
musket shots, and even some cannon shots
upon the people, he never stirred. He offer
ed cigars to the National Guard about him,
saying. "Smoke hile you wait for then" {"
But he has keen scent of danger, and when
he sees it anywhere he is wont TO say, CT VGdo
10, Il will 90 myself;) and then nothing can
stop him. One of the most striking traits of
bis character is his singular simplicity. He
is the only great man know who never acts
a part. His speeches like those OF all men
of strong convictions are somewhat gvandil-
oauent; but in private bis manner is the most
familiar and cordial that can be conceived
he listens to all corners with the patience of
a martyr, not keeping them at distance or
speaking to them like an oracle. He is SIM
pie and good. To mention one trait out Of g
thousand. At MessinR one Of his old conf
panions in arms knelt down before him on
both keees, saying be had an immense IA
vor to ask. The man was long before he
could be brought to explain himself but at
length he stsmmered out that he wanted one
of Garabaldi's buttons to wear as an amulet
round his neck, and then he was sure he
should not die The Dictator at once tore off
a button and gave it to the suppliant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-09
Election Dayl


This day IS the most important working
day Of the whole Presidential campaign
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana virtually
decide tie contest to-day, for the results in
she States named viii tell with tremendous
force in November next This fact should be
borne in mind BY every friend of Lincoln,
and stimulate to corresponding exertiOn.
To vote early is the first duty. If two
thirds of the Republican vote in the city
could be pOlled before ten o'clock to-day, it
would make the balance Of the work of the
1ay much lighter. Those who are infrm or
Siek and must be carried to and from the
polls, should BY all means be taken in the
forenoon, the earlier the better, before the
polls are crowded and getting turn becomes
difficult - o..