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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

CHINA, GLASS, AND EA IT 4 ENWAKE
No III Main Street. Richmond Va
40 HEREWITH beg leave to inform my friends and
r. the public generally, that In receipt II my
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
II has before beenembracng Decorded and God
Band Dinner and Toilet &n., Ftrhers Dishes Plate
f &c Also, Waite Cana and Granas, OF The best shapes
Styles In ses and by the single pnr My stock for the
WHOLESALE TRADE have selected with great and feel
thai sell low epackng house in the
United States receive goods directly frm the manuac
A call Is respectfully solicited
July ~ dy .. u. TAYLOR Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
w DOL Carding

- - w OOI = To I 2.
hlR CARDS are now in order, been newly
~ filled an thorough! repaired and prepared to do
thring In the very hesI at tho
We have again secured The of Mr. JONES'
OF Nelson county, tare III cardc
us The last season, and entire Satisfaction.
You ihut want GOOD ROLLS, send your Wool and
We cn'i-a,or 10 card all without delay
evil spar" pains 10 please those who may paironiZc
We viii keep constant! hand Wool Rolls aud
exchange for Wool
CO The HIGHEST ASH paid for Wool delivered
Store Mill. NoWLIN n MCEEELI.
~ IlIuru Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

IA nm sEGAES ON CONSIGNMENT OF all grades
tou,VVU AMI prices which We will sell low 10 close.
may IBBY l. ''iNDERS.
f0ENNEssEE ~ BROWN SliEEI ING--Anulher loi Just
received On coisgnncnliic best goods in the
or ihe pricc--encourage the South.
ma! IL IRBY l. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

IRCIT JARS FRUIT JAES-I have Just received sur.
ply VI Fruit lara at the following rhurs Euun
enwure and Glass jars Benneus Enrthcnwure Jars A. Stone
Co.'S Glass Jars All Of these Jars In use severn
and given up be the ue For sale by
ANDREW BOYD,
je 4-s 100 Main Street. Esncbl,,ra Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

nOMEsTIC DRY GOODs.-Heavy ~ and rs Cotton
Cloths o< Shseing and OsnabuEk etpeA for servants
apl1 ALEI. KlHNIER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

OtfICE or ME sOuTM.sIDE n. h. d.,

OFFICE OF THE soUTH-SIDE L. X. CO.,
PETERSBURG, February 11th. 1853. (
the regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF Directors
"A of the south side railroad Co, following resolution
adopted
ResoiCe That the Freight Agent ynchburg hereafter be
requested I" collect all freight goods received del
from his Depot, before The. of ossessinE
the Company Copy from Record,
feb lo'lts JAMES l.. CUriIBERr Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Pure Coal OF

Pure Coal OIL
on GALLONS pure Camel Coal on. Warranted to bs
fOO pure and Of beat quality For aalc by
JOHN II sEAY, Druggist.
may ~ Lynchpurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
LEARNERS aud public generally hereby Notified
tho LynehbuFg Guano Depot kept by WIN. A. Miller, on
the Bass fully supplied with the slowing rRRTILiIRas
VIZ
No. A Peruvian Guano;
Reese's Manip lated Guano;
Sombrero GunnO, Lynehburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kettleweli's Potash and Plaster.
have taken every precau,iou furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from lhe Agents Peruvian
eranent which certainly pure sole Inchburg
lr Recse's Manipulated DUANE. and will insure be
" what ~ be, viz ha Peruvian and
half somrero believe this BE- good Peruvian, pound
!u pound amy crup that may used The Sombrero
buy In the lump aud have ground and sell good
term. as eau bsousht whore In te United States Ny
plan 10 70 se Tor ANAL pfodt strictly hpe the
| " bestowed heretofore WI A. MILLER
sela w-dis-RAp eovy = ON Rain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
4.s n allssa jlIl1Isls

I'M and AFTER "Wednesday, April ilth, 1860, TWO DAILY
TRAINS viii leave LlNeuBrRG Tor RICHMOND, ALExAS-
4, aud the Norm.
Fare To Alexandria, q 10
Washington, ................ 900.
Richmond, E. Observation-Disclosures. 3 ~
fAsoEAGEES kaNe the Depot Of the Va Ieui Railroad
II, 3la and at 1902. arriving exaudria nj O'Clock
VI. AMI 40 N.
IVY pnc Train daily to Richmond.
go Baggage Agents will meet the Train from the West
It's arrival a. lynclbuS j. l.. NlCkLlN,
mp i3Hs Ticket Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

eases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing In
ssAle or Female,
From whatever cause originating and nc matter Of
aAOW LOng stanuing.
1etsesses OF these Or require the aid o plURErIC
ukLABoLDs EXTRACT DrCHU
Is TIE GREAT DlrEErlC,
And certain o have the desired effect all Diseases
FOR wuICH IF Is EECUNMkSDLD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL pay the highest market price pounds nice
4 Washed Wool, delivered al 1913 Main Street.
eH" A. n. FUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

II EECHESi LEECHESli-The subscribers have Just 70
II ccised lot VI The best Swedish Leeches viii In ~
lure I've prepared W furnish them fresh and healthy.
may l6 W. A. STkOTnER 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

NOtlCe.
IL goods intended for the Freight Train devrre,
"A Al the Lynchbury Depot the evening betre by half pas
three O'Clock. The departure OF the mail AZ render, lhi
arrangement Indispensable TO the loading the gods In time
the next freight train +. ID. JELLiS.
NH 2-ts Gcuetai Freight Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02
Tue ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
THE GAEAT AMERICAN REMEDIES

HELNBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION
"HIGHLy COSCkNrKATEDn
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT DUCHC,
4 Positive and Specific Rrrneiy
For Distasss VI the BLADDER KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and
DkopsICAL sWELLiAGs
This Asdioine increase. the of Digestion and sxcss
the AbsokbEhls ino healthy action by which The WAITE
RY OR CALtAkkUus dispositions. aud ali UNNATURAL
ESLAkokAENrs src reduced, rs we'll a. PAIN AND IN
PLANTATION, and Il grapj for
MEN, WUMEA, OR CHILDREN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-02

- EoCC0 Travelling Bags Por,mouIes Cs,ne RI NJ
% M"s pesk' DC, &c selling very cheap Al iss Main s.
L A. 4 T. KINGFY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

DRYANT's MINSrRELs
ID kechanics Hall, 472 Brosdwry
MONDAY, APRM g. AND SvERY fIcUr,
1ne Excelsior Troupe Of the Worj,
JERkY BkSAEr AND ESU GORN
In The lsuRhAble burles .ue Of
TuE STRANGER.
Nrs Esuer, Eph Horn Stranger, Jerry Bryant
Power OF kusio; Uss oried Miner;
Hse,er sns Pupil; Burisequs Julien;
Southern Plantation; Songs aud Dances
Uoors open at e1a. C0mmeace ~ Iickes Is cenu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

AMUsEMMN1's.
NIBLos aARDxS.
Ixss.e and Manager. " s'rss
Nixon;s o0'As
HQUksTklAN TROUPE. ~
FROM Asrl.rs soYAL AxrHIrHEAraE
zhs superb sSns:pS 4, 'sIsssa ,sT q:
vAR1ED soy1s n 1A1nsIi, II I.1i,unps. ' . '' ~'''
BRMLLAsT ss EXECUTION.
1afsis0sss 81 S.1asas .HssS.sfsfsss IN DEsay
Ever brcugh. together iu one EIhoit,n.
IMMENSE AUDrEs01s EVERY NIGHT
ELLA zoYARA
IL" P.sSsssfss r.R Gsts1 ssS'.r'Vs Sas5A1. ts5y
First time since the return Of the Troupe
This Evening (sRmAY) Aprii la
WIZ no o. fas 1Ts P;s's' ~ o '
p.Sss, Or lnx s NJ sIrr.sc or Henry ym AsD Fa.gcrs
@ s sIsss ss sO r. It: 9ss Hsss
teosso ssgeantr m the most magnificent tournament
ShssSoisks + q is'pst INCIDENTS REPRESENTED
Essas 'ih''..'''''. Mr. Foster
Herald England ps-essoT
Duh. Of a %assss sss
Shss ksss ss.'.. sosse: Mss:
Bacs Kn.ht M. K,ncsds
Epis Of The Blue Plume Dc s.os
shsrc ne o. - '''.'.......'.Ars liner
sc.ns e.uau.ns H.n-Rsv'e4,i Of Ksxss sum soa:
scecs M-Ik. rourusm.n. and Throne Procession
Cardinal wolssy mounted mule. attended By his rsg
Henry ard FRANCIS rsT ac,nsy mounted ou.ea. suas
and Cvthesine IN chariot by eight elegantly
ssYsrso,ee hcr.es followed b. knEss lAsiss 60
enry vIIl l. oocuuy The throne with their
anu SRss Ss rs rsaed roU%v oSnn s'e 'A'e
Lance and Javl'n trsctice ny al the Knixkts+
I'M aud Battle are Oo@sa between ue Red and wsHs
Kpet's Red Knight ssnqnsshed.
1srric combat be-. the 8lssk and White KAhts Death
Crownins OF tho vtctors-oraud TAbleau.
The Paragon Of Roryes, zAIDRE.
THOMAS and GEORGE gANLoN
In their Tremendous eri4l Athletics called
LES EOMNEs ASH BNS
Comic Divert semoat by Asssrs Rivers Ross and Yaaes
The world challensos semss:s1s u - ~ si s,dsr.
In hs champion rot of bo-senanship without ssdde or
Artistic Gymnastics LA p pSsrsRRx.
BY TaE BaOraEks HANLON.
0'0''0'e WIN 's fS p0s jan sa''m'"'o ''oAe0 OF
With original music. appropriate sseuery DO
scr.1nMsn @ w.
Oo2 auzmAn.. kincaas
IN rebcsrss and VIII be produced forthwith the splendid
oriental Drsma OF The s,,x,r ,o,.p
in Which the entire equestviao WIN appear with all the
original Music and Chosuses and viii b gven In sSe Of
6szz, brfiancv. aud vi h the most artistic eflscs
stage
Upwards Of hundred performers and hosss Win
in the this bs.ufdl aadoa
orcbesrs ohs,s secured 81; private boxes ss aud s.
Ioors opes s.asA pc eerts.msnce: c,n%ssosas7N.
On wednesdav aud Saturday,
Ccmmsnciog at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

uAMBURJER IN FEW YORK-M HANBuRJsR he's
Ii tho honor 70 Inform tins eizsns Of New sork hst he has
just arrived from Europe and will perform at Hope ssAps
(uppe haD Nc 7 srosdwsy Commencing 1hursdsy April
le 10 his Temple Of Msfc for ten days ouiy
daily three In the afternoon and eight 10 the svspag
Admission fifty reserved seas dAr. family ccls
twepty 1--WE chihreo schools half cksts
be hsd at the mns, srre 70 1Ql Broadway Doa ~orta
Nc ASor place. VIM Hall Soa $40 Broad Firth poud
co 5s7 broadway and a. tho door For parucuias see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

THE CHARLESTON OONvEsTlOs.-pHILADEL
Il tn Cbsrleston.--The eesmshi, KEYSTONE STAT
Gaptsip MarshnAn win sail for Charleston Wednesday he
lsb inst =. three O'Clock arriving n Ghsres'Sa 90 tao
S r: ss'sc, sSc s & s%c:r Of n
Dspgers will be limited huaAred sew tickets nnes
Apply 70 AllEXANDnR HERON, Jr, n, w. o0rnoa
Il eourth and Chsstnus streets, Phaadeiphis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

NIBaOb GARDEN
IN SPECIAL NOTICE
SATURDAY MATIdEE.
NIBLu'S tQUkSTRI N TROUPE,
From Aaley Roysl A mphltheate, LoUdyn,
VIII give extra enterts nment
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON April Ii,
pcinx At
ALL TaE GREAT ARTISTS,
lLcudog ELLA ZOYAEA,
JaMEa ROBEhISOc,
TIE .NLON BkOrde78.
BeSides the brilliant repre- sentsiou of the
FIELD Or THE CLOTH OF GOLD.
Being pcpdvely ths Last exb>toa Of that celeb-stsd
gesnt IL order n make for tho grand OPEkArIC
kQUkSTRIAN SfECrAC ACLE Of tho
BRONZE HORSE,
OR The SPELL OF ThE CLOUD KING.
With original Music full Opera .horuA brilliant Appost-
nens, DC. To-
HIAwATHA REClrED IN IN DIAN COsrUME-BY N.
III X bICHARDSOE at IOd worth's Hall, Tu-si,y,
April ~ 1ickes 10 cents ch ldrsn 2o oens Comnease at
haIf PISA o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13


MO KxCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN LATsLY ARRIVED
from BavsnA winhea to exchange nvo.ce prices
o. asvans scgsrsu bond c,ussng Of s61 oe
end Mexico This rsro chanos "a bo IA raar;ox
rom iris k,rd Of business. Please address r. a. Herald
oGco and mention lhe arNcss. - : =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

EHCR HAVANA. VIA NASSAU. N. P.-rHE BRIrISa
E spd North American Royal Mali stsamsh,p KARNAK
Captain hrownlefs Will sail for the above ports from the COM
paDys wharf. Jersey city, tsturdAv april Saturday,
Nay g. Saturday June Is Passage Nassau S4s
TO CUNARD
No. Bowling 3resn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

rCox ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
kSvn-The Rev York and Virginia Screw 00ssnslkp
rsnv.s ueW and ars osss steamship MONTICELLO, Gap
IN T. Gage VIII Leave lser Hor0 rtvr every Saturday
fssssxs Including sa.sroons and meals. 70
1.ss~SS sivA eouta uer foot Or proportouAse raseo
IS. b OROhWHL 90.
ASbU Nc. Sc WEI Uroak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
SHIPPIN q.

HOk !IvEkPoOL-OLO BLACK STAR LINE E-rH (
packet shie ANTARCTIC. hing ct pier IL kak River.
eA's .pti 10. Tho Oh ANCkLLOR ssis Avvi For pes
1aee from 70 Liverpool, apply 70 WILLiAn Ms aUIOH y
Fulton street. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

rDRuoHr FOB TENNEssEE NORTH CAROLIMA,
Portsnoua Norfolk, City Point snd Richuona received
fs Ss.m.RD JsMEsToWN Capt Skinner. leaves every
Mssncht. BoANOKE Capt Couch every THURSDAY.
fSeArshp YORKTOWN. Capt ParTsh every sssurosy. .c.
~ IA Portsmouth or forfo,k cents per foos 70 Cny
Ypnint ceuts and Richmond cents 49,. - =.
- TO Norfo fstatsr ,om and meas included 81 70
YetersbIrE or Richmond ete,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

G,OR SAvANNAH-THE FsvORrTE STEAMSHIP
MOUNT VERNON, l. IAyaeld CO nmsnd der, viii leave
pier IL Moth ver on Saturday Aprit II, at p, n,
Psssate to Savannah. with ursuroAss.d accomm m,datons
Sb; through tickets 10 new Orleana $50 49, Mobile, S35
hontGomery. SIS Memphis ssl IS; nashville SN f5 Kaox
vile SIS 90 Chattanooga S25; Albany Sl3; Columbus. SGT;
pcirts st lowest
Freight ten cenis per foot. Apply Il
H. B. CkOMwELI, sc West street.
The MONTGOMERY gucceo1a on thursday Ami
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

Mss FA1TI VIII 1uR q tbo end OF tbs OperN
vEEZAkUS CELtBRATED BRAvUkA WALTZ
NO secnred seats. Doors open at !? o'clock
great crowd berg expected ladies' pasucleS1y
or buy their 1hsv may hSA
all The regular ticket oces principal and ke1oa
and In brccs lyp at ProI's and Roee's
MONDAY Only night OF LuCIA DI LAMMERMOOk.
NOTICE
II being definitely settled that Mss Paid departs ~
London In the mdee OF May the directors beg II anaoan
that she will make ber aual about Apy -
Tho Acadtmy having been prsousy let for the annivesp
the company wl for Boston ard Philadelphia fer -
purpose o giving Aexc the closing performAaoos ot As
Kiss PATTI prior to her departure ssccesveiy spps
In Lucn di lamefnDocr 6oUBsnbula, rurttsa AAsth r.
Giovanni Linda al Chsmoupiy ard ina
GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT,
Of which due will be Riy6u
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sHlPPIN0.
0sOx s0UTHAnfTON AND svRE
- Tho Uutod States mail oteanah1v
ADRIATIC


WIN eAve for Hsvre tou-hng Bou.hanptoa land tSs pas
1engos and mails Saturday, April H. II oclockf
Ne pies foss q Canal street n. B.
sfnseaogera are requested 10 be board at IL A. n.
Al not reQuired for tho voyage ssoud be
Board the day before sailing marx cd Below"
9oom Fs Ss Wall street to the 18Th Instant
O'Clock on sailing day.
For passage Apply 70 wM H. wIOKuAM. on The xhNf
not u Canal street
hB.The Ad,ars wiz leave agsin her second voyage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

INTERNATIONAL ART INSTITUTION INHIBITION
Of Paintings 6s4 Broadway corner Of F9nrh sree. .Nsw
works Of the kuropean artists sxhbted Opea from 10
4. A.N.NNP.N " Adullmoa 2s eeaA,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

ing of the House of Assembly to-day, the
4 Speaker announced that he had received a
communication from Mr.. Chestnut resigping
bis position as a Senator of the United States.
Mr.. Whalley offered a resolution that the
resignation be accepted. He said that what,
under other circumstances would be regarded
with regret, would be only recognized as an
act of loyal devotion to South Carolina. =
Mr.. DeLanssure made a report from the
committee on raising means, recommending
a bill for the postpoaement of the act requir-
ing the banks to have one-third of gold and
silver to two-fhirds of their issue.
This report was u~napimously adopted.
A bill was intoducad to provide a police in
relation to persons coming fren States hostile
to the South. .7tJr ~
Mr.. AIdrick made a report from the Com
mittee oa Federal Relations, making amend
ments to the Senate bill calling a convention
of the people, by inserting that AN election be
held on the 9Th of December instead of the
9th of January, and that the Convention meet
on the 18th of December instead of the 10th
of January. s,;tr, .au.. s..Its F.
After discussion, the bill as amended was
passed unanimously.
The Senate this evening agreed to the
House amendment and the bill finally passed.
1t is expected Georgia, Florida, Texas and
Mississippi will go with South Carolina.
Mr.. Simmon offered a resolution in the Sen.
ate, that the Governor be requested to raise
10, 200 volunteers. This resolution VIII be
considered ON Monday. rsz- If .sE b..
Thisaeveniags "a great crowd has Assem- bIed
in front of the CoDgaree House, numbering
lover two thousand men. s--f-
The minute men were also out in great
force, marching down the main streets, ano
and making a grand display of fire works
Judge McGroff and Messrs. Conner, Col
cock ard Cunningham addressed the crowd.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

full dinner, the cloth was removed, aud the
following toast was drank
"THE UNION OF STATEs-The majority
must govern; it is \ to secede."
Again, November LIST, 1914, Thomas Rit-
chic in the Enquirer, thus wrote: --t..#-5 .
"No man, no association of men, no State,
or set of States. has a right to withdraw itsell
from this Union. The same power which
knit us together car unknit. The sane for
mality which formed the links of the Union is
necessary to dissolve it. The majority of
States which formed the Union, must consent
to the withdrawal ofany one branch oft. Un-
til that consent has been obtained any astempt
to dissolve the Union IS treason-treason to all
intents and purposes" -as
To the same purport spoke and acted Gen.
Andrew jackson, whose policy in that particu-
lar, every one knows, met the appreciation not
only of the Democratic party of this day,
but that of Daniel Webster and the great
fathers and supporters of the Wing party. at
is treason to secede," they said. How have
the mighty fallen? a1.g In. .ri .5.t &.
Says Senator Douglas in his Baltimore
speech. arilant -tF, bog
Secession means revolution 1t is only ano
Their word for the same meaning. | hold to the
inherent right of revolution, whenever the evils
of civil war and revolution are less than obedi-
ence to the law. 1t is upon that principle only
that Washington, Jefferson, Franklin and
Adams justified their conduct in seeding from
the British Empire. ~ r,.
When they seeded they did not skulk be-
hind the pretended sovereignty of the colo
MES. They avowed that the evils of resistance
were less than those of submission. They
hooked the gallows in the face, and like brave
men dared all the Consequences of their acts,
though the halter awaited their neck had they
failed. S"is x5hrr@ 60 .liiau.E is
And when Charles Carroll, of Maryland,
God bless him, was told in signing his name to
the declaration of Independence, that there
were so maDy Charles Carrolls that the King
woxid not be able TO find him who signed that
paper, he stepped back and added after his
name, "of Carrollton." [Cheers.1 1 hope
the $evolutionists of this day who have a scheme
to break up this Government will have the
mapliness to put down the name of their resi-
dence, so chat we will be able to send the Sher.
after them. [Laughter and applause +
Plain Dealer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

the Union, in the South. The people of the
North, who have elected Lincoln were warmed
day after day of the effect that would be pro-
duced BY the election Of a sectional candidate
upon a sectional issue, but they needed not
the warning and followed blindfy the schemes
of the interested leaders of the party who cared
only for the spoils of Office, but succeeded
through a cry of pretended philanthropy and
reform but another instance to be handed
down to p~osterity on the pages of history of
tie greatest wrong the world could suffer, the
most successful and freest government, but for
this, that ever existed broken up and destroyed
by conspirators and traitors for personal ad-
vantage, under cries of liberty and reform.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-14

SYMPATHY WAsTED.-To have report reach
&he sanctum that press boy of a neighboring
effce had fallen down steep stairs into our
Office, Hes at the bottom with neck broken
rush down aRd the lifeless boy send six mes
sengers for six deeteas, put bundle papers un-
der dead boys head ckafs his temple, enqu re
where his mother lives, send for friends feel
pulse, life left, speak to- him, get faint reply,
neck not broken, but leg broken. at hip, get
matrass, but hoy begsl not to be zsoyea, no
doctor to be found by Eve messengers, the
sixth wins the race, brings one, doctor feels
pulse, head, &c no congestion of brain, rous-
es boy out of stupor, gives faint answers,
foreman of job room feels in boys pocket,
pulls out whiskey bottle, shakes boy, and boots
him out of the Office.
That scene was enacted in our office this
morning.-CZeUeland Herald.
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Rurnham wood Going to Dunsinane

The Cotton States are bound to Secede from
the Union as they did from the Convention a
Charleston, and the probabilities are thai
eventually they will drag all the slave State.
of with she4a, save perhaps Missouri, Just a.
they fnaRy did at Baltimore. 1t was theoreti
cal secession then, it is practical secession now
To divide a people bound together by a single
but all prevadiag staple interest like the three
billions of slave property in the South is quite
went out at Charleston, old Virgins through
the Chairman of her delegation, in grief arost
and in the plantive language of Ruth to Laban
said to the retiring State-
"Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return
from following after thee, for whittier thou
goest | will go; and where thou lodgest I will
lodge; thy people shall be my people and thy
God shall be my God" 81
"Where thou diest will I die, and there wsda
[ be buried; the Lord do so to me and more
also, if aught but death part thee and me-" -
This will be the language of the conserva-
tive slave States when the final question is
put to them as to the "where they shall go ?'
In the North where no slavery exists and
where "God and Liberty" is the watchword of
the predominant party, they have nothing to
hope. Between the Secessionists South and
tAe. Black Republicans North an irrepressible
conflict would be waged which would render
their property worthless and their very lives
unsafe, They will be compelled to make
couazfcu cause with those who have a COM
mon interest and @he from the law of neces-
sity must seek a common. destiny. In such a
division to the Republic the bordes States will
be the ones TO suffer most. Canada will then
border on Kentucky and the fugitive will only
have to cross a shallow stream of water to be
forever free. When the Union is dissolved
the compact is broken and the Compromises
of the Consultation which guarantees the re-
turn of f~ugiti7es from labor will have no bind
ing force upon any citizen. Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Kentucky, would become the States
at once and border wars would become the Or |
der of the day. ''1,. i|
"Then Burnham Wood will come to Dunsi-
name" and Canada will be spread all along the
side of Mason and Dixon's Line. Ifl
slave Instructions do not intervene the South
intend to get their independence acknowledge
ed by other nations, seize Cuba, conquer
Mexico, and lay out an extensive slave Re
in which "tCotten will be acknowledged
King and Sugar a necessity"
With no treaties or Constitutional ~restric-
lions upon them they will reopen the African
slave trade and instead of. paying from eight
TO fifteen hundred dollars a head for niggers,
hey can import them for fifty dollars, spread
hem over a vast cou ntry now undeveloped,
Ind in the production of cotton, tobacco, rice
md sugar, supply the world. This is their
nope and ultimate design. He that is wisest
IAN penetrate the future deeper.-Pzain Deal