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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

Hon. j. H. Chaplin, Republican State
Elector, will address the Republicans of OF
tumwa and vicinity on Friday the l4th inst,
at the hour of one o'clock, P. NJ. Some say
that Mr.. G resembles somewhat the Little
Giant" Turn out Democrats and see if he
TALKS like him.
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PErERsoN's MAGAZINE - The October
number of the Ladies' National Magazine is
as good book as any family need desire; in
fact it cant be beat. 1t is cheap, only s2.-
Send that amount to Chas. D. Peterson,
Philadelphia, and receive two-fold its value in
choice reading.
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The fellow who has Stuart's pocket book
in unlawful possession, we are requested to
say, is spotted" He can either return it
to its owner without further dely, or be pub
lcly prosecuted
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

SIGNIFrcANr.-Thc immense and enthusi-
astic Republican meetings being held all over
the country-1S40 was nothing compared
with 1850. The enthusiasm is everywhere
on the increase
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The Public School will commence on Mon
day, next. Scholars wishing to attend will
60 to the Methodist Church on Monday
morning, and there be consigned to the sew
eral departments. -Hs
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See the card of s. NJ Smith, Esq, under
head of "new advertisements" He has
opened Law office at Agency City, and So
licits the patronage of THAT vicinity. ...r
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POORLY PosTED.-Those who pretend to
think that Iowa will give Lincoln and Ham
lin less than $4,000 majority, and elect Cur
It's and Vandever by corresponding MAORI
ties.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

LADIES HOME MAGAZINE We are in re-
ceipt of the October number 1t is a model
one. tits enough to say that T. S. Arthur
and Virginia F. Townsend are editors to
commend it to every family. Only $500 a
year, $l,25 to clubs OF FIVE Address T. s.
Arthur & Co., Philadelphia.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

We are under further obligations to our
esteemed friend Mr.. Aaron Harlan, for sup
ply Of his excellent melons.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

Geo. E. Aspinwal, of this place, has pur-
chased the sole right for manufacturing and
selling, for this county, Roraback's Com
pound Chemical Washing and Toilet Soap.
This is valuable, cheap, and will do all that
it is claimed it will. See advertisement in
another column
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

The weather the past week has been cool
or. Some nights nearly cold enough for
frost
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Sharp & Alderman are receiving large
stock of Boots & Shoes. See advertisement
next week
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VpETrsECRG. FoRT WAYNE ANO
e l.IIlN 2 a

q CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now completed, and run from Chicago to It's
burg without chsnge connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton City, and all the interior towns of Pennsyl
var ia, New Jersy, New York, Maryland, &C. .a
Merchants by taking this route will have the beneft
OF all the eastern markets at no additional cost.
Baggage checked through
Trains leave the depot, corner Of Canal and Van ,
Buren, streets, west side, twice daily arrival of
trairs from the Nest.
connecting at Crestine with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nj
agsra Falls, New York and Boston, and all the
interior towns Of New England via New York
Central and New York Erie Railroads Also
South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mt.
Vernon, steubenve, Wheeling, and interior
tows OF Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with train. on
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana. Dayton and
Cinc natl Also, with trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati, direct
FARE AS Low as By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
largest and finest cities in the United States
Passer gers arriving in Chics go any OF the roads
will find attentive check agents at the depots TO
ceive checks convey baggage free OF charge the
Pittsburg and Chicago
Sleeping cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West and at the Coppany's Office corner Of Ran.
dolph and Dearborn streets, opposite the Revere
HOUSE or at the DEPOT SIDE of Canal and
Van Buren, streets, Chicago. .-
BE particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
b.. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
Freigh: Of all kinds will be carried from Chicago
all points East at all times low any 9th
or Railroad route.
TO MERCHANTS AND sHrPPEs.
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Co. having effected arrangement with the Pennsyl-
yania Central p. X. Co. for the transportation OF
Through Freight property be shipped by this
line between Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York and Boston, with promptness and despatch
Contracts can be made at the following places:
No. Aston House, New York ....
No. 5. William St., do ...
No. Battery place, do
No. Z. Washington ST., Boston.
No. Dock ST., Philadelphia.
Depot, North street, Baltimore. , ..
Depot Charles street, West Side, Van Bursr
street bridge, Chicago.
Marx packages via p, IT. Wayne C. R. II.
For further information apply to ......f
JAS. W MUSSoN, Freight Ag't Chicago.
]. J Housroy, Gen'l Freight Agent Chicago.
Chicago, Mar. IS, 1850.
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GREEN NOENTI[N NDRElN

LNgR SALE...A BILLIARD TABLE. AS GOOD
II new, and cheap for part cash. and balance Sc
cured or time. Enquire tor owner at this oface
Aug -, Ca s srim
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the public to our friend Doggett, whose
place Of business is on Front Street, next
door to Hawley's. He has one remarkable
quality for a western man-both his boots
and his prices SET EASY He is one of the
best workmen in our city. If you don't be-
lieve this, TRY HIM.
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CLOSE CONNECTIONS R4DE-
With Express Freight Trains on all roads divergins
from Chicago, and Western shippers can rely upos
ha-ng their goods receive utmost despatch.
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Wheu You want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, 20 to
Temples New Clothing Store.
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EtiIC kG0.B NGTCNaoVaNCY
u RAILROAD LINE.

GtMlC its0.Rs sEIsNSTCN QUINCY
u RAILROAD LINE.
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From burlington 10 Chicago Detroit Toledo PITTS
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York AMI alloth
er Eastern and Southeastern Cities.
Isl Morning Train leaves % ama
ed Accommodation g $3.50 p IN.
Sd Evening Express Z" $50 y IN.
Passengers leaving Burlington ON the Goa M train
connect AT Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
and evening trains Coco Il ana 1.tU y N.Y. connect
with allthe Great Eastern Railroad routes TO Wit NJ
&. L. T., via Detroit; NJ. : u, L.. via Tosede and
Pitsburg and ~. Wayne II. n. via ~ Wayne u
which passengers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo ihir-
teen hours ahe1sl Of any other leaving Burlins
ton.
Baggage checked tllroa gh to Detroit Niagara Fan.
and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, buffalo
Pitshurg and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thorcughfare for sale
at ouamwa, Eairield, MI Pleasant, aud the Ticket
Once, corner FroHt and Mater SITS, Burlington.
sseepins ears attached 10 the night trains
Fare as Tow as 10y any other route.
d, gEMICK.
May. cN--f Ceui Ag'tS c. H. a X. r..
E,NPEEG ET OFFICE ar pEaTeya
- aQUAWkA and BURLINGTON n. R.--NeTICs
To Merchants and shippers wishing TO shin by the
above Road, will please ssi at The Peoria lsa firosS
Ticket oes, p n.er -, TO Save their Bills OF fading
signed.
This Company have arrangements to ship TO ST. Lou.
is, Cincinnati aud Cairo, Without change ofesrs.
II. c, KING
jan oe-n. Gen, agent.
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STATE OF IOWA,
wapello Co. IS

Notice Is hreeby given 10 all
persons interested that the LIST day Of October $780,
has been fixed upon by the county Court Of said
" for proving the last win and Testament Of Daniel
Tallis, deceased.
Sept. s, 6o-a6I2 tv
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

DEP ARTURES
ist Morning Passenger leaves Eur. s ca am
Cd Accommodation do do do 2.sopp
Cd Evening do do do 7.s0p.m
ARRIVALS
LIST Norn'g Passenger arrives al Bur 90 am
% Accond'n do do do 1s5pm
3d Even'g do do do 955pm
The above trains make close connections with the
B. Il VI. u. f. at Burlington, and with all the e: eat
eastern thoroughfares at Chicago. d. REMICK,
- Gen'iAg't c., b. ORR
u r. WITHROW. Passenger Agent. Ottumws.
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.


BNriiny on a; Missouri ks. X. X .
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+ zee" tSt Jnsttu
Mark Packages, Fast Exgress Line, via G. W. r."
IN NEW YORK Ds Eir. EG r.,;, q, Hue,
senger Depot, 62 Warren ST., at Canals Depot
IN BOSTON Ssysr Goods s. At nos'Gp ans
and mark above.
Eastward bound freight Of every description will be
forwarded AZ tHW est current rates and ifro Nesie
Roads, should be consigned to "a. WALLiNGFoRD
Chicago, Tor GREAT LSrERN RAILWAY Detroit !"
For the transportation OF Live Stock to Ruifalc Al
bany, New Nurk an Bo,on. this route is uneGuall.d
for speed stock ears. sleeping for Brewers aud
spacious and eonyeuept yards for stock making il a
most desirable route for shippers.
ThroJghb bills Of IaiinS given and Reclamation.
paid, at any OF the c. mpsny's Offices.
CD. BRl DGEs Managing Director G. W. r. Ham
iIton. JULIUS M0NlUS, Genl Agt. Buffalo. THOS.
EELL, Gent Frt Agt, Hamilton. ". j. SPICER Agt
Detroit. T.. p BEACH, Agt 21S Broadway, NY q.
klABahL, Agt q state ST, Boston.
\. WAGLfNGEGHB. west,re Ag't,
Cor. Lake aud Dearborn SIS, OPP. Tremon, Hons,.
March 20, lse0. CHICAGO
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Christie's
Ague Balsaln
Is sure cure.
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CHRIsTTE,s AGUE RALsAM

All out Of
Christie's
A que Balsam
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

The Easton (Md.) Gazette states that the
dreadful disease known as Diptherla, is raging
on TIghman's Island, and there are from 80
to 40 cases on the island. and it is still on the
increase. So fatal is the disease that six
deaths have occurred from it in the last two
weeks.
The farm of Mrs. G. A. Price, near Har.
mony, Kent cennty, Md, containing }37 acres,
commonly called the Brick House Farm,' has
been sold for SAB 20 per acre. The tcrms
were 80, 900 cash, and balance in six months
Purchaser, J,hn l.. Wethered, of Kent CO.
The Governor of South Carolina has isancd
q proclamation calling an extra session OF the
Legislature Of that State, for The purpose of
cIecting presidential electors, and, - if advisa-
bic to take action tor the safety and protection
Of the State"
His Honor the Mayor of Wilmington has
appointed Geo. w. Aydeiott, high cons;ab:e.-
The following police were appointed lst.
ward, Geo. w. Sparks; ID, Nn. Legg; 80,
Isaac Wilson; 4th, Samuel Jones 9th. James
PIerson.
The Agricultural Exhibition at Wilmington
was brought TO close on Friday, and, so far
as we can hear, it has been decided success
The receipts tor admitrarce aud rGemoershrp
amounted to about Sl76O, nearly SjOU more
han on any former OCCASION.
The Governor Of New Jersey ioiae with the
Governors of New York and New Hampshire
in naming the 29th OF November as Taanks-
giving day.
In South Carolina they call what used to be
knows in Baltimore as coping Of voters, "bull.
pennng."
WIN. CURT, NJ. F., and alderman and FISH
monger, has been elected mayor of London for
the ensuing year.
The Prince of Wales ball, at Boston, will
cost, 1t is roughly estimated, about $4,000.
GEN Cass was - years Of age on Tuesday
of last week.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THE Raleigh IN. c. Register states, on
undOubted authority" that the State Bank
of North Carolina, in view Of the alarming
sNte of the country, has determined to suspend
discounting for the present. 1t adds:
THAT great pecuniury distress will result
from this step, cannot be doubted The Bank
of North Carolina has just gone into operation.
with large capital. The fact that it would
be its interest lc lend out its money freely,
doubtless induced many to make contracts and
engagements, on the faith Of being able to full
fiji them by accommodations at that institution.
All such men will, of course, come up short,
and those to whom they are under obligations
will, in turn, be reduced TO great pecuniary in.
convenience. In O word, it is hard, if not i'm
possible, to fortel the end Of the beginning"
The Columbia (S c. Guardian learns that
in Charleston, Augusta, and Savannah, some
of the Banks have refused to discount cotton
drafts on New York, payable on the Ist of No
vember.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
edI.Gss.

CouRT.-The Kent county Court commen-
ced its session oa Monday. A number of per-
sons were summoned from this town, mostly
to appear before the Grand Jury in the case OF
John f. Hamilton, who, we learn, stands in
dicted for murder in the first degree. Friday,
We hear, Is the day appointed for trial. With
the exception Of the con"ction Of negro boy
belonging to John Serverson, of this Hundred
for placing distinctions on lie railroad track
no cases have been tried Of general interest
The fine in the latter case was $500, and sever
months imprisonment. A number Of petty
casee have been tried, generally resulting il
the convection Of the parties.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

TIE PUBLIC PAHK Is BALTIMoRE.-Our
friends Of the Monumental City have Just con-
ciuded their rejOicings over the Inauguration
OF the " Drud's Hill" Park-a beautiful estate
iusI outside of the western boundary of tho
city, containing fec hundred and .fGy acres
Of ground. This estate has been recently pur-
chased by the Cry OF Baltimore, for the use to
which il ives set apart on Friday last. 1t will
le paid for out Of q revenue occ5uing to the
city by tnx on the city passenger railroads o.
one cent per passenger. This revenue. from
. the partially finished system of street railways
amounted during the last year TO S33 600; the
! estimate of the same for the next twelve months
$ over $4,000
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THE " Hill. ~ shal! always have kind
word Tor the jewellers in that part of the town
dcnominoted tie =" IIltl "-a.heis it is gentle
declyity, and includes ali vest Of Delaware
street-tor the kindness they uniformly extern
dud to us in our late misfortune. "A friend
in need is friend indeed" IS q trite maxim
particularly verified in cur case. In returning
our acknow led gmcn.s ve Will not particular
ize, as it would ttaac the 1t too long; nor DO
we Y isl. the inference drawn that they alone
lent an assisting hand, for we could name a
number in other parts ot the town who, 10 by
word and deed, have p.rccl Is IN their udebl-
edness.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
HALF NliEE.T.

a half sheet. We hope and believe our pa
irons will excuse us under the circumstances
we have done the best we could. Several days
endeavoring to find place to permanently To-
pare the type for setting has run severely on
our time. Nor could We do better or present a
differently appearing eheet from this we issue
until wc visit type foundery, which we ex-
pect to do prior to our next regular issue,
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Grain on StOrapc

! do not claim that grain delivered to nv
stores becomes thereby my property.
recognize all grain stored as belonging to
the persons putting II there, and al their rsd,
and admit their right to sell it TO whom a..d
when they piease-subject to my charge t.r
storage.
Ii grain is placed in my stores, without con.
tract, and afterwards sold to me inside OF tie
first month, then | make no charge: il i, r..
main longer than one month, my charge is oLY
cent per bushel Tor tie first month, aIi ia :
OF one cent per bushcl for the second mon:...
20 not receive grain an storage .or longer
times than 6O days, unless by special agree
Men'' EDWIN WILMER,
Sept. 25th, lsGO.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
Our New Place of Business.

Owing to the kindness Of Messrs. Pratt &
Davis, who have granted US the use Of the
new room they have just erected on tho front
part OF their foundery--and in giving up which
they have dsobliged themselves to obIige ua-
we are established for few weeks, until we
can make further arrangements-Just opposite
our late place Of business. Our friends in
search of the office on business or to pay sub
scriptions, Gust now very desirabe) will have
no difficulty in finding us. Walk up the steps
at the building on whose front rests the mar.
BILE slab inscribed "PrsIt 4 Davis.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
Elre COmD0nY.

Can we not have a fire company organized
in this town! There is no doubt that it might
be the means Of saving much valuable property,
besides It's effect in producing feeling OF Sc
curty in the minds of our property holders
when they retire ct night, that where and
Whenever fire might break out we have the
facilities of subduing it, before it spreads to
general conhagroton. We have the apParat-
US, all that is needed is the proper care TO keep
it in order. We have 4 new engine, Smyrna,
(uscd the other night for the first. .tmc,) and
the Friendship newly repaired, and Superior
to the other in power, both 0! which, when
first brought out, at the late fire, were almost
useless, ind it was only when the water had
been in ;hem sufficiently long TO tighten and
produce a suction that they became avalla-
bic. BY this time the Temperance Hall was
in flames, and past redemption. Three hun
dred feet of hose was purchased with the new
engine, which, with the fire hooks also, vas
not used at oil. Now, if we had company
formed, who would sec to keeping the Ere ap
paratus in order, none OF this thing need be-
On the breaking out o! fire the engines would
be speedily on the ground, ;hat too IN good
working order, and the saving Of much valuable
property would be the result. Can We no.
have fire cOmoauy organized?
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

PLAN OF THE SEcEDERs.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York World tele.
uphs:
"An agent privately sent from the South
reports to the President that Alabama and
Georgia will certainly cecede in forty days af-
ter Lincon's election. Confidential friends OF
the President assert that in THAI case he will
remain inactive, and permit the thing TO 60 on.
The Richmond Enquirer to-day exhorie Vir-
ginia to 60 with the South, and thus present a
solid front. tits for dsunion without waiting
for an overt act, and says, q" II that be treason
make the most of it,"
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

IT is but a few weeks since, Capt. J. Van
degritt, formerly captain ofthe steamboat Zeph-
yr, another Of the deservedly popular captains
Of the Delaware boats, died he, too. as was
the case with Capt. Ball, at an age that would
indIdate prime Of life and usefulness. Both Of
these captains and their parents were natives
of the neighborhood Of the ancient village Of
st. Georges. Their remains now rest within
a mile or two of the place they were born the
former at the st. Georges cemetery, and the
latter at Hickory Grove, which are, perhaps,
the two oldest burial places now kept up with
in the State Of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THREE NEGROES SENTENCED TO re HUSG.-
Three negroes Zone a woman) have been con-
vlcteG OF capital offences by the Sussex comfy
court.
John Cannon, negro boy, about Is years old,
for the murder Of Miss Sarah Ann Griffith.
Levi Jenkins, for rape upon his niece, Hester
Ann Jenkins; also. Sarah Jane Bradley. for
poisoning the child OF Mr. VIM. w. Wright.
They were each sentenced to be hung on
Friday, the Nth day Of December next, be.
tween the hours of l0 a. m and , p. NJ. Judge
Gilpir teelngly admonished each OF them to
Danish from their minds al hope Of pardon, and
devote the remaining hours Of their lives to a
preparation for death. The boy. John II. Cun.
non, who was convicted Of the murder of Miss
Griffith, appeared to be greatly affected while
hearinT his sentence: he wept most bitterly
and was compelled to hold on to the railing oi
the dock to enable hun TO stand. The Other
two negroes seemed 10 be unmoved.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
MARRIED..

Al the residence Of the brides Father, in
Brandywine Village, on the 18th inst. bv the
Rev. w. c. Roberts, p. Levering Alien, Of VII.
mington, formerly Of this town. to Miss Maggie
+. Miller, daughter Of DR.. S. Miller.
In Brooklyn on the l7th inst, by Rev. J. b.
Waterbury, ID. d.. Jos. n. Harman and Germ.
ella R. Gerry. both of Wilmington, Del.
At Media, Oct I7tn by Rev. S. NJ. Gayiev,
Jas. W. Algeo, of Philadelphia, to Maggie c.,
daughther o; the officiating clergyman
On the llth inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, W.
II. llutson, OF Kent CO., and Hester J. Richards
or New Castle CO., Del
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THE ENGLIsn HARvEsT.-The harveets of
Great Britain still excite the attention of far.
mers and spectators in Europe and America.
The rains had still continued and through all
the agricultural districts of England the cere-
ais had decreased wonderfully. The bulk Of
the grain in the southern counties was ieopar.
dized, although the harvests of Scotland were
very encouraging. The crops in Ireland were
in danger, and it was thought that the nation
would be compelled to draw heavily upon other
countries to meet the necessities of the inhab-
itants. The burden Of their importations, it
is thought, will come from the United States.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

AUTUMN HAS ARRIvED.-The cool sweeping
winds from the northwest announce the arrival
of the distinguished though not unexpected
guesi-Autumn, and the already rpened and
scarlet leaves Of many Of the naples, with the
occasional dropping Of the foliage of other va
rictes, must convince US that the season OF
mellow fruIt-nowers has come,
We stand on the threshold of this solemn
season. The melancholy days have not come,
though the high bFeezes occasion numerous
windfas, and lead Us TO think of what Keats,
;he poet says Of Autumn:
"Or by 4 oider-press. with patient look.
Thou watcEesI tho last oOZIng, LOur by hour"
Yet why should Autumn be melancholy -
Now the fruits are ripe; those who respect
pumpkins are in "all their glory" /. is true
the leaves ial and the grass wthers, but the
wise man will accept these emb,ems Of his
own tate, us among the necessaries OF life, as
is Impossible to get along without them.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT WITHOUT A
PARTY.--Willam Goodell, the abolition can
didate for Governor Of New York, has an
nOunced his intention to oppose Gerrt Smith
ground that the latter comes nearest 10 his
views. We now learn that Samuel McFar.
land, the abolition candidate for Vice Presi.
dent, has written letter declining to run on
the ticket with Gerrit Smith, and giving his
reasons for supporting Old Abe. Poor Gerrit !
His own party has deserted him, and he is now
left out in the frost, solitary and alone.