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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

IyLgPocI. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
III steamship Companv-The compauys steamship woo,
Can't Morehouse will sail from Phi adelcha for Liverpool
6sturoay, january IL Cabin S75 Storage $50 APP
py company once 100 Walnut street. Philadelphia or
Broad way New York JOHN @. DALE, Agent.
r1oR LIVERPOOL 1.-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER
N ship CALHOUN. Capt Truman, sails to morr,w Her
etaterpon accommodations unequsled For ut
low rates apply board 70 X. COLLINS CO.. a. Tho
oclce, on pier North river
NOR LIVER POOI-DRE ADNOUGHT LINE-PAssEN.
gers per clipper sho ESCORT are requested TO be on
boar on Saturday January L. at 10 M when she will
coed direct to Room for few lowest rates APP
ply board pier No. North river or 70 r. NJ DEMAREST,
1Osouth strees.
DASSAGE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL BY THE
Old Black Line Of packet ships The GUILTY. ATOR
sails for Liverpool the 2st JAM Passengers brought from
sSa c ~ Supy 70 Wi.IAMs aUioS 10 Fulton street
TN ADVANCE OF THE UNITED STATES MAIL&
OLD NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
via PANAMA RAILROAD.
Rrerr1,AR R!r DAYS sTH AND Dot q or EKCa MONTH
On f Nosfa AMERICAN TEiSsaTP COMPANY
WIN despatch the splendid steamship
H. Pc RSON Commander
For Aspnwa cre and VII connect via Panama Railroad.
Win the Pacific Nall Steamship Companys steamer
GOLDEN AGE.
r Watkins commander and proceed direct 70 San Fran
Far freight apply II Office Of the Company No. IS wau
For passage apply the oceover the gsseon the wharf
NJ he foot OF Canal street, TO WM II. WIOKHAM.
B-Letters 10 parts Of California will be taken by
Wells Fargo Co.'S and freeman Co.'S Expresses By these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12

rTAvAvA, NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MEXICO
III New York and New Orleans Steamship Company. For
New Orleans via Havana 10 sail Th0rsday, January II
fB6O Il Il O'Clock The United States mail seamshp Ca
uAWBA J. " Smith comusnder VIII commence to receive
Norh river. No bills Of ladng signed after The hour Of sail
ug For freight passage apply 70 the agents, LIVINGSTON
CHOOHERON CO., No. Park place.
Through tickets Issued TO Vera Cruz AND All parts In TexAs
per southern Eteanashp Companys line Of steamerk
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

TFLfaRArH TO rHE PAoiFIu.-Mr.
!. II Wade, Director of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, 81.
ganized under the late act Of Con
gress. sailed from New York on
the Let, for California, for the pur.
pose Of making arrangements for
the construction Of that end uf the
Pacific line. The material for the
line has been purchased and ia now
being shipped FROM Boston round
Cape Horn.
Messts. Creighton and Stebhins,
agents of the line. also left Fort
Kearny on the goth nn survey of
the whole route 10 Salt Lake They
will meet Mr.. Wade in the spring.
when the route across the plains
will be determined on aud the wires
at once put mp In the meantime.
the work Of construction will go on
1T both ends.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

CoRHEorroN. "A very serious blum
der was made in Saturdays Ctesc-
ent, IN our report Of the Southern
Rights mass meeting ut Odd Feb
lows Hall. The gentleman from
Texas who made such a caustio
and telling speech. was not BH-
Governor Runnels. rs we reported,
but Es Lieutenant Governor Lnb.
book. We much regtet that we
should have given 10 the wrong
man the credit Uf speech 81 bril-
liant aud 50 acceptable to those
who heard it. and hereby make the
amend, not only TO the gentleman
who did make the speech but to
the gentleman who didn't Acct
dents happen in the beet regulated
families 50 do bluders sometimes
occur in the best of newspapers,
one Of which the Crescent claims to
be.-Crescenf
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v,pitrfss cN rat Bcuttvhap- Atten-
ton is directed TO the advertisement ~ ".
A, Kaufman, who has just moved into his
new s,pte on North Boulevard and opened
= large aud varied stock of Fancy Goods
selected by himself in New York some
months ego. lie has the most complets
stock Of Upholstery goods ever offered fot
sale In THE market vaces, Images Cur
tain Fas,enings. gilt Mculdings, FRAMES,
mirrors, Photographs. etc, will he found
there IN y we'll selected stock Kaufman
purposes TO ael for cash, and having pur-
chased Of the importers aud manuiaetu-
,ers for eash, eau DO 80 at very low figures.
A general invitation is extended, TO walk
In, and examine the stock.
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"rAmris A RsetAR TRAps."-The late
Henry inmsn. used to relate the following
story
lie was sitting in his stud o. then In
Murray street near broadway, one morn
ing, when a jaunty looking young man
aud woman entered, aud wanted TO "see
the picture he had painted Of S'phiar q G-
In II --- street" II was unfinished, but
was readily shown to them by the always
oblisius srtist,
-, ain't that good aint thad good |
particularly M cumbi That's S'phiarh
comb for all the world ! should ha'
known 10 anywhere ~
The appreciative young lady'p companion
admitted that II scas good, and added fat
terinsly Go the artist
"Aner all, paintin' is a ysgiar trade,
isnthw
lie told his companion, however, that
"the bept way 10 look at picture, n you
his wanted TO throw Il OF, Ia a." aud he
STOPPED down aud looked up at " through
legal Somebody had probably told him
that distance was sometimes given TO =
landscape by that process. Difference Of
costume rendered his improved lens una
vsilablo 10 his companion.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

RomANcE or RAsGAiirY "A rob
berry OF $1,000 worth Of iewelry in
New York has led to the discovery
Of an organized band Of thieves,
ten in number, who have their rem
devious in a small obscure room in
a stable IN Second street They
have n written constitution and
bylaws. and a set of rules defining
each mans duties and privileges,
and the obligation Of each toward
the other. A number Of well-plan.
ned schemes for committing larcen.
ies we're fofund written out.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

FonEres IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.
II is stated that a company has
been formed In France, by Belief
des Miniercs and others, with n
capital of ten millions of dollars,
for the purpose of forwarding i'm.
migration to Virginia, aud they
have bought Of James NJ. Bennett,
Esq, and others, 10000 acres at
81 per acre. in Gllmcr and Calhoun
counties. aud intend TO colonize il.
The company (called Swiss) il
heavily backed by capitalists.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

THANKSGIVING DAY.-lt will be
seen that the Mayor of the City re-
commends to our citizens an oh
sorvanoe of the proclamation Of
the Governor of the State. designa-
ting Thursday next, goth ipst, as q
day Of public Thanksgiving, May
or Monroe requests the heads Of
the departments of the city gov
ernmept to suspend the dischsrge
of their duties on that day. See
his proclamation P'cdyuno 27h
inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

To D.r.-This being the day cf Thanks
giving. there will be religious service in
eli he Churches. On Sunday ne,t. that
eloquent aud desefvediy pcpulsf gentle
man. the Rev. G. X. Marshall Of Missis
-irri will preach the dedicsting sermon
ro, the new N. E. Church. which stands
cut thing Of life and beauty on the land
sospe r,esh frpm the hands, Of that se-
com plished architect and workman, lssae
N. Collins, Esq,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

REBELLION AMoNa rnE SHAREHs.
A portion Of the Shaker community
at Whitewater village. near the
western line of Ohio, have rebelled
against the authority Of their ru-
lcrs, and IL ia thought will succeed
in breaking mp the settlement. A
trial is now pending before the
Superior Court Of the State. aud
among many Of the witnesses are
several Of The young Shakeresses.
whose freshness aud beauty are
the theme Of universal remark.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

CmME CtAssirirp.-rhe ak de-
grees Of crime are thus defined -
lie who steels a million In only a
iinaucier Who steelH half a mil
lion is only defaulter. Who steals
n hundred thousand is rogue
Who steels filty thousand is knsve.
but he who stcels y pair Of boots
OF loaf of bread In a scoundrel Of
the deepest dye, and deserves to be
lynohod.r
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

FuR UuR,srsAs Tisss.--The Young iolh.
will notice the fact that Messts A. stew
art II CO., ere now receiving all the need
ful ate. works TO light In, the eighteen
hundred aud sistysth anniversary Of the
founder Of the noblest and best religion
Roman Candles will be wanted, pinwh heels
blue lights, scrolls and hswheels, all Of
which can be found ss above.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

wplr Nstr.-w We read IN the New York
Espress that a new fashion has been intro
dueed into what IL considered high soei.
ety.r IN Paris. Private theatrieals aud
private concerts are known ss among the
most piquant smusements Of the fashion
able world. but the Parisisns have invent
ed rfeaehings. Cards Of invitation for
.,al,ses sslSgtssss are issued, pulpit is
erected IN the drawing groom, and one OF
the most popular preachers s secured, just
as at y musical party the pet singer of the
town is efteh obtained. Rometimes rival
entertainments of this nature occur on the
came morning, aud then the strife ls be-
tween the rival hpstesses which shall prof
fer the most tempting inducement, and
" whieh shall succeed In drawing the largest
crowd. AZ the winter season of sayety IL
about to begin In New yofk, the Express
asks, would not the novelty Of this style Of
party make sensatlan, " Il were proposed
IN Muse circles, tired Of balls and Visits aud
the ordinary routine Of social life aud the
editor suggests the following invitations |,
90 be engraved, Of course
Ml;H, JultN SMITH
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ssy- This being Thanksgiving
Day. there will he no paper issued
from this Office tomorrow
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ngfaNed, tlf cntifee !
MRS. JOHN SMITH.


FROM Ito q
On pfiefa. ppp Fifth Avenue.
The refreshments should bot he served
until ater the sermon aud amateur per
fofinsneea might be introduced sftst the
regular entertainment was over, The
costume should he the same worn at we'd
jinga if II were thought al vlseble, ball
dtess would be allowed instead when pre-
fetrej. A ane opportunity would he az
forded Cor the display of'a graceful figure
when tneeing and the eesticula,on in
the sermon would call into play the sfms
nearly or quite ss much as performances
on the hatp, The preaching shoald by no
means I've confined TO men. Indeed, young
ladies' could rehearse at evening visits,
and thus vaiy the monotony Of those occs
pions. Themes for the Iresehefs could
readily be procured perhaps they sheuld
he required. like the improv visatories, TO
take their subjects from the company.
Those who ave used TO discussing their
neiehbors behind their backa. would soon
get used to talking ss openly in their pre-
penee. end everybody would have the ads
vantage Of knowing his own faults. The
refreshing novelty Of this alone would
cause The religious matinees to become
speedily popular. II II were thought sd :
vlssble, retfeshments, might be served
after each dlacnssion.aN q. PtcoggHs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

~ The Grand Jury adjourned
yesterday, after finding about 40
bills.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

tN-An enraged eentlem an add ressine
from his chamber window, a youth who
had been serenading his daughter half an
hour said "lou are q great bore, aud |
think you moan TO keep on boring until
you get wstor,n adding, "here itis,h emp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

AsciKSr CuussIss Esooks.-The mode
Of charming in Fayal, one Of the Azores.
IL TO tie the cream up in . goat akin, and
kick IL about till the batter comes.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

Tur oryroIaL vork OF Kssrvcxr.-The
eaieial vote of Kentucky, is q. follows :
Bell. 6A,oi6; Breckenridge, 59,sss Doug
las, ss,6s4; Lincoln, 1865.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
sIlIRTsf sIIIH1aff

A LARGE assortment of Shirts of THE
~ LATEST FASHION, Of all the vari-
ous qualities and sizes. ~ fit MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered ffofa this date
ut reduce prices. oot2O.
DALsHEfMER SIMON ~ 90,
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
r IN OuU uOuNDEN DUTY EITHER

L
in times ofpro.perity or adversely, 20 bow down
In humble submission 20 the chastening nantes
ta'ionn aud decrees of Divine Providence, aud 90
acknowleaee the ihscrutsble wisdom and just
ness of His dscrees-it now becomes VA. after a
season Of general good health and comparative
prosperity 60 recognise the same All.wise power
a. the Supreme source OF ala blessings aud en-.
ioyments.
And AZ u has been customary In this state 20
thssrve day Of rhankssiving, therefore I have
thought proper 10 recommend that
THURSDAY the 2pth day OF November.
next, he set apart fcr that purpose. and suggest
10 persons Of all cresds and denominations, the
prepriety of suepeoding on that day their usual
business avucations, that u may he dedicated ex-
elusiveiy n the worship Of Almighty aod.
Given under nay hand aud the seal ~ the State,
this nth dsy Of October, 1860 and Of the In.
dependence Of the United states OF America.
the eighty. .fifth.
By the Governor,
J. hAslros uAspr, Assistant sec'y Of state.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
WINDOW SHADES.

A RBsPBCTFUL invitation is extern
IA dsd TO all who wish 10 purohsss any
WINDOW SHADES, as we hsys beau.
tiful assortment direct from msnufaotoriss
and to he sold NJ astonishing low figures.
oot3O DALaHEiMEK, SIMON a. 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
Executive once. 4

Executive Once. 4
p.fns pnpas.
vNTHEREAs. The Constitution Of the
w state Of Louisiana authorizes the
Executive TO convene the General Assem-
bly, thefeofon extraordinary occasions. afd
whereas The election uf Abraham Lincoln
10 the office cf President Of the United
states. 10y q sectional aud aggressive anti
SLAYER party. whose hostility w. the people
aud the institutions of the South has been
eyineed by repeated and long continued
violations If Constitutional obligations
aud ftatetnal amity. now eonsummated
hy this last insult aud outrage petpetts
tel q, and through the ballot -beS. DIES,
~ my pinipn. as also that If Large huin4
her of citizens ef all parties aud pursuits
througho the State. furnish 80 oeess-
ion. such "a ia contemplated by the Con
stitution.
Asp WHEREAS. some If our sister States
appfieved like ours. are preparing meas
u,es for their future security. and for the
safety nf their institutions aud their pse-
PIE. aud both patriotism and the necessity
If self preservation require us 10 delibef
ate uppn our own course of action.
Now. rurptFoRE. I. THOS. .. MOORE,
Governor Of the State ~ Louisiana, 90
hereby convene the Legislature Of this
stats In extra and special session, aAd do
appoint
SUNDAY. the tosh day os Deees,,''er
next. st ~. o'eleek. ~. the day and hour
for the meeting of both Houses of the
Legislature at the Capitol in Baton Rouge.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! have hereunt0
cot my hand. and caused the great
Seal of the State. to be affixed at the
city of Baton Rouge, the Seat Of GOV
ernmen, Of the state, on this 1sih day
of November. 4. ~. 1850. end If the
Independence nf the United States Of
America, the eighty eth. ....
r. q. MOORE.
IIy the Governor
}. Hssrrns Itlppr, Ass't. Secretary NJ state
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
DIR. d. L. MoKIIRICK.

8 q Il q q ~ - n " It ! = T /.
frHIRp sTHEET, W. side. see 1wr=--,
] end door north Msin street. xs4
nearly opposite ths Advocate olIles. uTYfVS
Bsien Ruuge. D.. Artificial Dens ILl-I
tntss inserted IN the most spPf1sed style. and
Surgery psrfrtmsd strictly according 10 s,ienee.=
All the modern Improvements adopted.
navis-lT
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
RE EMovED

REMOV
m. -. u. McR,TuIUtS. has removed tc
" THIRD street. West side. second dp9t. north
of Main, nearly opposite the Advocs,e ofiiee.
novlb
AUCTION epoDsi AucTIoN eUoDs ~
A HpsBNFi ELD hes Just received large end
n. cheap lot ef .umestie Try u0ods. such as
white aud Brown Cotton bsnius. ksrseys and
Negro nlarhets, etc. which he will sell at the
lowest suctiun prices Also pufe sriiels
itish iissn ffom % ~ so &c ats ystu.
linen Table Cpvers ~urth " 90 W he cold a.
o. at the NEW UULbANs uHtAr STORE,
oect7i Cor. Lafayette aud Flptids ste.
Net wossted Cioshs snd T.i"ss.
rus uNpEHEIaNEp will open In . few days
something vsty pretty In The sl'pve line. also
q large assortment cor Infants aud Misses
sspti2 W. u rIiiLLIps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
NOTICE

rlNHH undersigned being dssiruus ~ retifins
i frp - business. oilers frr sale his we'll known
business stand, " miles below the eltT ~ Baton
Rouge. on the Highland Rnsd ~ sfpeuts ~ Land
,nere ~ ipss, with ell the buildings aud improve
menis thereon. Iihewise the stock ufuuUds. con
sistiag ss folowsi Dry ueods. shoes, Hats. Sad
dstF. Hardware, Uroekstywsfe, Iinws'e snd
utoupties. All Of which csn be bought M the must
literal tetms-fet further particulars apply 20 "
v. hsbin. Baton Rouge, % 20 : y. Ceineaus. en
The premises .
nev9g ,. n COMEAUx.
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iil,nrs AND SHOES.

nUB stock Of Hps and heavy BOOTS
" aud SHOES beibg very large, aud
having been bought at the manufactures,
we are enabled 10 sell sgood article ss low
as any house this side OF New York.
A call will convince our assertions.
ootg0. DA AJsHBtMER, SIMON d. co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
uDys gIOrJuINg.

A LARGE and well selected stock
IA FALL and WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embfaung every
style and quality, will be sold at reasons
BILE prices by . oct 20.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
pHOrLA NATION.

HT THOH4SO. MOORE. gOTFRNOR
or mr. ST'lJE Or LOUISIANA.
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I ARD In barrels, Half Barrels aud Kegs,
j 4 for sale by BEAL a fATTERFoN.
innaIi Main street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

RAooN, HAMS, LARD AND POTATOES -
- ire.h lot Just 70 hand. JOSHUA bEAL.
septic.
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l.EElIlEa.
IIATsf IIATsit
LACE MANTTLIAs.

A ZINE supply of the above. has bssp rsosiv-
"A cd, also some vs7y handsome Lace Points,
at the PHILA. CASH sTOEE,
mar2z Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

(pFFEEs-hocha.J Java, Mexican Rio. Ror
" sale low 10 the trade.
msys2 ?. BENJAMIN.
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IRISH LINENS.
RE OVAL.
shell TnehIne Com,..

1 IMITATION and Buffalo Horn, also a
j. large assortment Of Coat and Hair
Brushes, Portmonnies, Cabas Work Boxes
and Leather Bags.
sept25 p. CAPDEVIELLE.
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FURNITURE.
1IINDRIEG

DROwN's Eas. Jamaica Ginger; schiedam
Id schnAppa; Radvsys' Remedies: sarsspnril-
las IIosts.ts, Bittsrs; Castscl Soup; Olive oil
spri2 I'D. a wM. BoGEL.
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Drugs and Chemicals.
A FRESH supply Of Choice Drugs, and Pure
"A Chemicals, just received By
spri2 I'D. WIN. boekL.
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nAI.ING AND ROPE.

IN ROLLS Of choice Kentucky Bailing,
sbV 30 coils Rope, for sale by
aug2s TRAttAN ~ LANDRY,
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nATos aoeep

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 1880.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
CopARTNEt,SIIip.

COpARTNERSHip.
Il ~ UNDERSIGNED have this day associated
j themselves ana win continue w. cstry on the
Jswelry business AZ theif new stand on Third
street, opposite the nrapoh of the Louisiana
state Bank. under the name aHd style OF Gold.
m mn \ Fspjlsr. The liabilities ~ either part.
net M he assumed ny the new ffm.
THEODORE guLpMANN.
MANUEL FENpLEp.
Wstchmsksts aud jewellers.
BATON Rouge. October ist. 1900.
SIIIRTsf sIIIRTsii
HIRTB Of oil descriptions and styles
from 80 cents apiece upwards, at
l.. ROABNEtEbD,
corner Lafayette aud Laurel street.
PLAYING CARDS.
DoUGHT for the trade. from the manufactures.
ID 10 arosa Harts Club House Cards (ail iineD.)
Merry Andrews;
tssles.
10 Steamboat Cards.
Having made all my psrchnss At the factories ]
am hied u sell at New Orleans prices.
ectis.2v H. y. DAY.
WHITE wINE.--Just received and for sale by
w move A. STEwART 60.
NY Ls tGE AND WELL. ASSORTED
vi stock ofClothipg ofsr for sale st cost prices.
ocl3 A. kOAkNfIELD.
MOORE, BURDEN O. CO.,
LEssrrs. srsAsHoAt LASpisa!
RECEIVING, FORw wARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DrALHRs IN
Western Produce and Plantation Supplies.
BATON RoUGE. IA.
I.NoR sALE.--b0 Barrels Chinn's nlsulphate
IL Hme-fsr sale by
octiT MOORE, BURDEN 4 co.
TRUSSES.
L'D a wM pDgEL, are sole Agents Tor Rein
Ia hardts Patent Lever Trusses. junelb.
SKIRTS AND CORsETs.
A LARGE lot Of Hoop skirts al reduced prices
N also lot Of real french corsets. at the
septli PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
LNLOURi FLOUR 1.-THE Stock Of Flour now In
Il Store, 26S Barrels, IL very complete one
embracing grades and prices In keeping with this
wants Of either dealers or eustomers.
povss JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
1Hw GOODS

NNB nave lust received the lstgss, stock o
wv rich shd hne ieusirv brought w. this us,
bet spd invi,e eur friends and customers and tbs
public IN general 20 csu ~ cuf nev stete and es
anime f,r themselves. -
orts gObDMANNA \ FENbbhH,
Third sfest. opposite the BANK.
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L'REsH rEAS-Cprioss OpIeng, ohoiee lmps,l
u al and euppc~ds,. for sale by.
lan1G ED. q Nm. HOOEL.
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MIswI;s CI,OAKs.

A BEAUTtTUb assortment ~ these goods 10 ar
II rivsia . Few dsy =. also Tow vefT hspdsoms
white Embrodsrsi Msrias plesks for tpfssts.
aug7a W, y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29
NOTICE.

IIAytNg purchased the Goods In The New Or
IL leans cheap stvfs. the business will he ear.
fied on hereafter ~ my name, and for my own
account. The gnDds on hand nov, win dispose
sspiqg A. ROsEsrIELp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-29

TNLOURi FJOURii-Ths Stock Of Flour now In
Il Store, 26S Barrels, Ia q very complete one
smbracins grades and prices In keeping with the
wants Of either dealers or customers.
nova3 JOSHUA DEAL.
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U'p q wM npuEI, are Agents ft Ayers.
Ia Dfsndeth's. Uisrhs, ersefnerg's, Hvopsrs,
Hollovay's Jaynes. Lees. morss's, rstet's Mot
iaCs. Mei,san's. aud Hsdways rillss iunsl5
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-07-27
MisapprehemsiOIi i.

The Spectator of the Oath, in its account
of the proceedings of the Democracy on
Monday last, unintentionally gives color to
the idea that Capt. J. A. Hartman was at
one time in favor of dissolution of the
Union. On the contrary, Capt. Hartman
has been, on that point, one of the most
conservative men of the South, and stands
now, where he has always stood, the un-
compromising friend of, the Union under
the Constitution. Even if Lincoln should
be elected, under the laws and the presorib-
ed forms Of the Constitution, he is for await
ing, before any steps looking towards dis
solving our connection with. the Northern
States shall be taken, for some overt act to
be perpetrated by his administration. He
considers, that after having suffered so many
practical insults from abolition fanatics, it
would not be very consistent to dissolve the
Union without some tangible cause-merely
upon an empty notion