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, 1860-11-28

she was in tho nursery; I heard her
crying; her trunk was brought down fur
her to pack up her things the steam was not
going that d1y, and I went down in tue kitcls-
tn with the baby; ] came ul', In the dining
room, and heard her crying; the name was TN
her trunk when it WAS brought down; t!i,.
name WIS taken oil In the barn; after beIn::;;
packed 1t w:s taken out through the green
house into the barn an3 put in the ca7riayc;
she said she wo1ll see me with the children
and that when Mr.: i. and they came cast III
the summer they would have ail things fixed
nice for lis; after she 17lnt away that evening.
~: Dnrch asked lne. questions; l tull lllln
nf thc gentlemen Calling; hc asked me ii Nr.
Stuart gaze nc money: said no; liz asked If
Mrs. Burch gave me those presents, then tic
other girls, and it she gave Inc money when
she went sway; said no; he asked ,,.r III was
not do It: that if any one did it he would 1urn
them ont into the streets: that Minnie rau-r
not hear If her mother; Minnie il II aud Hat
tic 2t years old: Hattie conlts not talk VIII, n
she went away: think she could say ''s'a-
nla;" saw Fannie Burch twice in her roo:,,
were Together on Wednesday; her si~.
ter was not very unwell; she hatl
been taacH i'll Monday; Mrs. Hurch did not
| seua auwn town Tor Il loop skiri uu Hc(lnes.
day; after c.':nc Anu Dora stayed six weeks
| from the back l,aElor you tan see into tllt
rrsfpctF, nor fnto tut iafn; any one st:satuh
| in Tic ls,rlor could sec any uuc i'll the .rapcfy
tho morning that Stuart c:lluc when she I'LL
at Huntingdon. assez lie went away she 'ssn'
| up In Lizzie room. they sat talking cheerful
| ly: Mrs Bsrc1l went to Mr.. Boyd's tht: sasl,
day; after she returned she told me- she La
| written L letter tu her mother.
The cross-exaniuation Of the witnesses til
still in progress at the adjournment of th
Crurt. Many times during the giving IN o
tile testimony of Margaret o'Hara, Mrs. Barrel
sohbctl aloud; her frame conyulscd, wcepiu:
bitterly.
, 1860-11-28

Vra:t informed: by III intelligent gc,,-
:.r:'.s't rom Sos.tl,c.7c Kansas, WHO in no
LAY s.sm:::.'hiZes w::!. Montgomery and
'::> II cen; ;:ctc, :l,at t'nc OF te.c prominent
disturbing: clements leading 10 The latc ont
;;a::. ,cas lu art Of Tic State uf Arkansas
rs:;.>atr:..tin:. her free colo.cd population.
t',:r :c:;.Icys will remember that something
*;o:c than year aSo tho Legislature OF
::t::; Si:.;e enacted 4 !a,y requiring all fic,
-: .:::~'t r;'inr. who s!,ould remain with
is Limits AFTER :, certain t!a.c, Il, clut,sc
s.:::>:s..s a:,l en:er in.o the blessings vi
'.asv::T. Many o: the paliahs. .!l;l:; cruel
= s:n:::ea II the hand Of power, fcd tn
u. la;.a.L:*. Others went IL Ukiu :.nl
>'i':sr Xnrt.,cr., States. Bit :: considerable
.:i::;!rr. -e>:s:ing III The Western and >>os;!.-
.vt.S:..n ts'1lnlits. mi grated 10 the Cherokee
t:,:ry *,i;lSm:1l,crn k1Hs*s l3ast.l; had
i:.c: 'ws,.Hnc settled il the latter -g.i.,l1
A;n'na Ing o. kidrarrcrs, having ,l:cir
.-i:a:.vrs III Missouri commenced
>:,*i:::::- md selling them 10 traders for the
.~li!:rrn slave markets. An.ons these
i::s~Ss.M lli,,ds w..s particularly },roulil.cn.
ATT: especially offensive. His arrr<. :snd
~ :v;:;;oa 1:y .Icn::snr and lis mca, was
~ :..rst set st the recent outbreak.
, 1860-11-28
Gbira9o Gribu.1c,



TIL. PRINCE OF WALES.
l;v the arrival ot The steamer City Of
..;a:,ilno:c yesterday. from Queenstown OH
tit 18th inst, we learn that the Prince ot
Walks had not yc, arrived in England.
T!.r Royal party sailed from. Portland Oh
:',c I'D of October, and had therefore been
-: tven.y-f'ur days. II would seem that
se:rs' u1lca>incss was felt III view OF this
..c.!a:. from tho fact that the steamer Him.
.:!:va l1:sd 1,ccn sent in search Of The roy;,l
plr1r, and other vessels were getting i'll
.,,.liness TO follow 1t was not expected
::.s' :!!.- i'rince would make Il quick trip.
II is probable that the officers Of the squad
r.'u have taken unusual precautions for
~a;i';y. a11l the delay may he accounted for
il. :',:s manner. but it is evident tlla. sut.
.::.:rat time las elapsed to bring the royal
csyurSi,n:sts home, even with very sl,w
>.:lia. AMI very careful avoidance OF icc-
:"::Ss ;::l The other per;Is :f Atlantic l.:lvi
..at:uu.
, 1860-11-28

CIRCUIT COURT uf Cooh CHCeis Ill ub1.
NASNIEHHE PRESIDING.
The incidents in tc atf,ir between Leonard
Dalton and Matthew Scanlan arc still Iresl. III
the minds of most Of our readers. Dal:nn. 4
resident Of tic town oc Bridgeport, ha.l Tor
some time previous been suspicious that there
existed IN improper intimacy between Mat
tI.ew Scanlan, 4 young riau Of twenty-five,
also rcsidcat If Bridgeport, and hi. wife
Margaret Dalton,
The trial was set for yesterday in the Circuit
Court The w1,olc Vi the forenoon WAS cou-
sumed in impauncing jury :s ta!lcws:
John B. Whitney, 1. Durley,
t. q. Wilder, VIM. Mill Ct, ST.
X Long, ,lno. N. Price,
Gavin James, SaHlilcl Mars,
Gen 0. Smith, J. Phillips,
+. Russell, c. r. Field.
The testimony introduced ty the prosccu-
tion in the afternoon WAS substantially tic
same as that given before the cproncrs jury,
list Wednesday, and published i'll the TR1Bs'SE
Of Thursday morning. James Doolan, Andrew
jackson Dcolan, Thomas Barrett, and DEs.
ii.y all Gvrc were sworn, giving; i'll their seV-
cr.,l accounts u: thu transaction.
Mr., a!:I Miss Doolau, Albert tiutlrir, Tllos.
Hall, osrisn Guthrie and Pat. IIa!cy '1crc i'll
trotl,1cc.l by the defence, and testified I" the
general good character Of the defendant. t'*l.
| ton. The were :.}m.st Unanimous in tieclnrin.
that tl,e murdered nssn, Scsnan ha for nifty
| years bren 4 pest and :. nuisance to tic neigh
rlloo,l ur bridgeport, the leader of ::':':. Of
| ll,1f grown buys and youn:: ''cn who commit
ted all sosl, If nntuwarsI acts, frrqncntrd "a
hr,us, 20! drun1: and carried matters with Il
h+1. ll.ntl gens7ally. Mrs. De"i'n statet: that
S:,nla,, wis in tie habit Of carrying i sltn:-
| shot, with wl,iy!, 1' su enc OCCASION ku"ckes
her down, and u. alt;l:. accession pitched int
| and WHIPPED both l,r fathcr aud uot's:r II
their ow,, hurst, for sor'c real Or imagined ot
| f.ncu
The ease was conducted t'y District Astur1e..
Haven. Mcssrs. As.sy and Willard appeared !"
the Lrlence.
, 1860-11-28
NUMBER 1928.
Nov CkER'S THEATRE.
AT1 Madison street, between State and Dearborn.

cy[CkER'S THEATRE. |
vi Madison street. between State and Dearborn.
;1-Do,r.. :: ,cn 1t O'CLOCK Performance te cou.
And ftuna ,!n o'clnes-
.Anui-s.uS--rrrse Cisr1c - rrnt+ Second Circle, =
CENTS; Private boxea si.oo and $6.o0
II Tne@tse comfortably warmed.
Int week ofiHs H}ls sT:sH' EHas a,ssc 4 xftE Afftt;E*s,
s.
-''"<'''"A 4shE siE. :. W. WALLER !.
WEDNESDAY. Now :s.a, VIII be repeated By dcs1rc.
sHAKEsPEAREs orHE1Lo-
MRS. Mr. w1It$S o7,raro
- ~ sul keSsixta S:l ~i:h universal applause.
fo e07e'a?t Tak Ef,5 f,u5l,s71yA1E FAMILY,
To.mosrew. Thanksgiving AI:nt srrat blu: T..;A'
- bas M not:re u tic production OF .Maebeth.~
r r Y \ \ II ALL.
oPE1kAT1C a,a1 BALLAD CONCERTS.
Ga Friday a., ca:urday Evenings,
Noy. sa., and Dec. 1st.
Te public oe this city are respectfully informed
EaRS. G. VAR,AM JAMES,
Thy AMrE!cAS PRlMA DoSS.. la:e us the r::cct:
f.. oStS1 GnN. .a:e II @ IT. e s 't
' ae *ons st9sss T. Fssa s & s, s
triumphant success never attained BY aag other
AMERICAN ARTIsTE.
II FSes Opera lius, !'ucianati, The rEess and Nu.
RS$fSA :s III
di:rction 1t
, 1860-11-28

EouAScE.-Eut poor Miss $qucers! llcr anger.
ra,c and vczaaiun the rapid sccvssion ii kifcr
aud passionate feelings that wls;r1td through her
,tr.., as st Surveyed, isr=, the biscuit then the
pas,ry &e. wl,IrA Was spread hefs'sc the gaze ot
hcr f1st!tiuus si1e+itl How shc voSed shat sale
r4tus had hrea her rrn; that hst for the cccrs-
tric anil uuac:ountabIe pccmliariics Of this rrepa
r:tion+ n. should At that moment hare a+soos:Acd
the assembled company with creamy caEc~ aHd
,sel:cion. pastry. II she haI o"fy used D. Il. Dc
Land g. Co.'S SalcT!tus, which Is perfectly pare
and reliable sc would have been spsEed this nlcs.
tiacatioa She procured De Lands Salcsaius the
vc,v next DAY. OF her grocer and has 40 such trnu
bic since. 1t CAL BE- purchased from in: sood g.o
csr aud Il sold At wholesale Ivy the wholesale deal
e7s In Chicago and Milwaukee,. noE:SdSw
New Doos BIT ErF1S1.-"' Larinia- novel By
tic author Of Dr.. Antonio aad Lorcnzo fenoh1;
Petty Annnyauces of Married LIE, b: Haizae.
Translated by +. e. Goodrich: Illustrated London
Almanac for 1861: Eclec:i. for December: fist
sapclfe. Of - Evan Harrington, hy ;co Meredith.
aai Ti,ackcray's -Four Gcor5cs. together with
English papers Of Nov u, have hccn received "
McSal.y i Co.. ST Dearborn street.
sE~ E.tp your teeth t1can, white anu healthy
by using Dr. Allports Deutrifcr. the best article
| l., ,lee. Sold by Sargent, apothccaIy, Naniolrh
| and State street.
e Silver Plated Good. . to 81 per cent. cheap
| 6, ;s,n aav otter tsuusc. Sec 11aablcn s. Co. )
| advertisement. no:s-1m
rrsrSrzs sr,rs.-Wc have IN hind. and are con
<tan1y receiving. from the Eastern markets. very
1,r,c aud inc assortment Of cloths suitable fur
..,, .,1 , xrhfr,, rve iryfte the attention Of all
, 1860-11-28
Itan-n~ kZclicE----aciANulxtc tct}-t1irEit. :

Isan-n~ Ezclics---Acik1iu1xtct tct3:ztsirrt.
:. ..,s..- / 4:it.i..":
j. ys.t ,a,e t4',tn .si.t lively ':l:rrest TT
:4c ,.,; ii: tie l.t..n.=tr:ckcA people oi Kan
-. i.o,c suu will ::llow tl,r .-c vl your t"1-
:;?1,t. for tc publication ni receipts 1rorI time
in i,rir :.vs :ccc;:t.. l11c sUI:ls Sc. 1T: '"t
inv. tam tt" >oarc..- ln!ir:l' i. ;.l haze far
sar...sl ti!c s:ns' I" Gen. :. t. i'"ncr.y.
..r::,.:! al: J., ',.r tn,::,:sit!tr, l.: l.. :. E.-
,'r,~.s TO-. viz:
l.: :..:.- .ri7-h"re':. t'l:i'',.. $:5tS,
t;.. .t,, t:l!it,,. ~k,ura1'.rt. y. S.-.... 1.tE,
.:1,.- =..,,::t:. i,aas,i!ir y -. y.
',2i = .,s,. :.i%. !.e:i..f ..i.s1ustlec. per D.
.,t'.ss:.s.-- Ut A.f
=. .,.,r.,.;,. :,,- IT lir,.:t:::, EuE-is IT,. y.
~ Ia:s:*';'..-...-....'- .,'-.- H'' 's'
',;,.-!. Observation-Disclosures. HI. ~
:, r--,n-;:i!i: YOURS, .a'ES EE*Ss.
, 1860-11-28
SUPERIOR I88AND1ES,
AND THE.
BEST AND CHEAPEST HAYAhA SEGAnS,
Try and you will Dc convinced of The trtl nf al
tsit-. assertions. NHltNly-dP


tsit.e assertions. NA1tVly-oP
ET lInstettcr's Stomach Bitter$.-
Tic operation Il t:i' ralatal'1s remedy upon the
stomach liver and eAcrrtory organs s:ngntarly >oo'h
fn= s1l conservative 1t regulates. rcFats nn rlr1-
Us lleu Dys:sia III I'll Its .ofns yields 10 ia cor
,lil and uyiosatu properties, and tits rcco'':urHccd
II rotvt- tnferIlr BY tic duties md c3rr+ II Ha
terny. the safest and best toItc they rn possibly
u-e In ali 1i c.i=es uf female liz it will te f>IEd
e::t!srntiy c!rl a: a.aI =. viii DRIVE much
marc benefit fruEl it, tl!au ordinary rIElante.
sncs has hcc tie popularity IT ti> in!m;ab:e pre-
,a:atlon that hos: Of rlitator@ and counictteitcEs
havr srrun tn In various rart+ II the country. In tile
hope to profit BY irr3etng uron thu pahlie agnE,t
wnieh We caston ali that cre:y buttc they buy
has thc fac eI.nc of the prupsetor, written signature
IN tIse lahcs and the words, "Dr. J. lustrsters =
Stomach ltrtcr:, blown In the G1ss aa1 Stamped III
tie cap coyrzin: tile cork. !tis notice our note OF
hand OH the botfou Of the engraved tnbcl III these
,uasks give to secure purchasers ,satnst imposition
| nv;S-nw IiUsTETTEE Z SMITH.
, 1860-11-28

7;.r; packing is e!s'sesl it'r the l':''s-
,.:. ...,,:;: $4,000 have thus far t:ccn
>'au:lIlvrl. lii ti.c fall OF 1861, 5l,s':9
i:5.:l w:.rc packed.
, 1860-11-28

WANTED-41 Frrncl, Girl to do
w general horse work High WAGES will be paid
to one who tpeats pure Frenck. Apply immediately
10 - 5ansalon STREET, hetxeen Munsuc aud Na4tt.'a
, 1860-11-28

ITAkEN UP.-.A large Whit Hog.
Tkr .*nsr can llav:. The sa.,,. hv a?plytnE 10
, 1860-11-28

Tie shove Safe can be Just IS Il cane from the
lrr IN rnut OF our Store whera The largcss asscrt
enr Of Fire and Proof Safes Ii the West caa
always he found. Also Boast safoa Esnt DocF-.
Bs X Lo:ksk' HERRING = CO.,
uu.dl1J-ln2lpE 70 state sttCck
, 1860-11-28

MEN NAN'rED-Two smart, :,c-
~ i've young men sho hare been accustomed to
n:a tlr and ere illtn. ta wcrk Ger low ua,t@ Dur
In, the winter month"; hear IT strtEcn 1T 3:s7
West adams street. Lal bclos. yuciock In tie morn
ing ur afterct.H ne1Sxit
, 1860-11-28

T.. IT, SCRIVE.S, -tdrertisia9 4t9ent, S3 Deaf-
1orn ss., il authorized to ree<Fs adtertsttnftJ J'T
Ml< aa.i al The LeaA,a1 h1per* # the Eor!hrsst
, 1860-11-28

1
r OST,-A small Silver Portmon-
n,,c containing t.ye dollar 1!,I and ten reuss II:
silver clan=c. supposed to have been dn'rpxd IN t
li:srai n.xar1 viii t,s nsi M 10 lie i,er nr 5eavinE
II at the office al LOFTS D. KELLEY CO, No. It}+s
Eanioiph street - ~ no:5xH
WANTED-Checks on the Hi |
W moi. Mutu.1 Fire Insurance. Company wanted !
by UOFFNASN + GELrCEE noe9 ul.l-m
-~-S------------
w AN'TEn-A Erupc}, f,ir1 r., .fn
w9!5 High c;g waS x es n1
to 80 sansanlon street brtxeen Muisue aud Mast,a
street, no>xlt
A1EN WANTED-'Fwo smart, ,c-
~ tive ynun: men Hio have been accustomed to
IL IT, winter months: hear 4 :tn1tIca It s7
ing or after : +. " neeSx1t
>AfAE4N tf.--.l large Wsllt' HOY.
! Th,, ,,yn.r ran 1,sv. tb. sam. nv acr}ytnE TO
IFwfs III II SI1 corner El.tn an.i Nffw &c IanS
Ens,Is uocE1.t
------------'---
wv t%'TEn -eT,,-o PROM %,r
~ ti-1-A W. 't-".'t'
sahi*-d Soo4 Coos, amt = Ea:ilntf7Ean ~lo
can -:w- G'Fsus' or French pftterEcss Apply at -"
. Eltt!ase lauft u:.S1I
A%iAitj. - 1l%f - Il. NllI4!ll@~tSl1st-
, 1860-11-28

Trial Of Leonard Dalton for tlle 7Elsr-
dor of 31utt1lesr Scuulall as Bridge
port, NoE. IL, 1860.
, 1860-11-28

~Gu TO John luura' :. I'LL u:a-huru Fi!ect. aud
ret yaur clothes cleaned and repaired. They Ill be
well done, and at prices to suii tho times.
Nor rFRzGi,TESED-ILLi*nIs CURRENCY NA1T-
En-A!I kinds trejcctch Or nthrTwls.a ~st! taken
At par at .'utnams Grca, Eastern Cl'i!'in: Emro-
rum. i1G Randolph It. n"ve-Gt
, 1860-11-28

T OST.-A small Silver Portmon-
silver clanuc Surpo-ed to laye been rurped In t:'
!;nd.lah street CaE. on te mornn= ef the sf IT,
II At the ott.ce of LOFTS .. KELLEY CO. No. lts~
ltanEn1nll ~fr nD:@@1t
, 1860-11-28

UAN'TED-Cheeks on the 1lli-
~ not* Mutusl Fire Insurance Company wanted
by HOFFMAN, / GELrCEE nos9 lI.1-aM
, 1860-11-28

TNANTED-rwo Protestant :irr-
~ van.*-A good Coos. and Cias,shtrrsid waa
LttJ 1 nrFt n.tk
, 1860-11-28

:,!e r.. .,,:rs il Kent uch; l,avs. ft''s made
',..l rstarus :ufile Secretary Of STATE, wii!t:l,
q j. publishes, l'.1 wc >!ail defer III.
- ii ~ ;.,ti nf o'l: tables until the ntir::t
= :r.;,.;, ii t:,. rr> III, las 'ran made. The
-::> the TRIAL toic ioo;s tu:ts iHlls'ws
...s;A .---.....-...---.-:sHlA
t"''- 49, -th'.t"
;";i': '-..-.-..-s.-.. .---..:dt
r ,!al ,":r y: III" STATE, :...-..-.! !.5.:,S
5"". .-..'i.' .1,"Yua'
, 1860-11-28

G,AsU 1ADV!ANCi:D.-Ne will
- nlakr 9thersl adraness m FLOUR GEAlS nn'a
Pi.Ot 1SiuN rar-tGaetl to iii. James l.. kesEofa-.
New t'rltaAs sfe-sss T. 5 Ely 4 Co.. New: iu:, aud
nISti5 iii REYNOLDS. ELF & co.
, 1860-11-28

WAN ED-A Lot OIL Wabash
w nreute. between jackson ansl Twelfth fret
| for which ca-ll S1ll be :tycn By TUMPklNS co.
ltuu,n Nh. = ktu.sburI Btslck. nusSd5J t-fE
, 1860-11-28

HOlIE INDCSTRl.-Nc learn
4 j tlat Nessrs. WOLFRAM < N:aCKHEL- # this
ctty kase closed coGt51ct :r a.s ezeStin q! ~
Instrument + t. have =! s:'ps with r" ij t7s. :.lil
Will rrneaaly lc Tie 1*rcst IN the Serth~tst CON
fai.E.e eity l.. te Opening " lA1s New esaht! IL
r.lr Misunderstanding line. ho.aA.t
, 1860-11-28

DOAKDING.- Pheasant Furnished
- Front Eoun- sEi:ablc for families. s:a:'
tlen,cn. caA i'c Obtained BY MI ,1: Ut ~. ~ N.e
gan nsccc. i tew 6jy boasGrEs can also hr .cc:n'4
LIN,
, 1860-11-28

ITOR S.ALE,-.t mir of fine Horses.
: Esry years cL, warranted s.'rEd Inqh:rc OF VS..
MCCORMICK. Etnk!e STREET. EoSa.t
, 1860-11-28

w \ y Z + Dan experienced
" Irnnul Maker To 90 ah,nt one hundred miles
In t,e country. Steady .rrk for the winter Inquiry
, 1860-11-28

liz, receipts oil Hogs during the past
Hc.'.s i've :::l! dressed, amounted to 13,Ui.
-c4i-: :::t33;, during tll* i'ivt ','ins week.
!. ;.n,,tling week in 1s5:l, the IT,
:%;s* :,;.:ys:,.,c;! To l:,iio, Thu total IT.
.:' =: lIo::. live a:ld dressed, trora tbs
=; ii: .;.;rll''rr 10 date f''T three wears
>'4t'i'a::. tt ;s!Iow::
, 1860-11-28

CIRCUIT CUt'ET uF COUK CntETy-tIpG
MASNIEHKE rKE5lD1SG.
, 1860-11-28
e'lrfCAGO pkr03IcE: AND pzSov1s-
EDN TRADE.
<'r.s;i: s:i1.3 THE lSt ct JAN
viii, 1872 ~ iul1DN-S.

X. ..;;:c:,ir tiir tn:r 10 bushels. TIC tn.al
::::r':!:s ul' grain since The 1.,t oi "anuary,
..,,,,:l; Il, 1;;5,:s l,;:1,r|s against
>.s",. 81 bushels received during til. ts.r-
II -."is.;s,. period in 1879.
'I':c estimated amount ct Hour :sud grain
i; ;v-c Il, this city ii rs follows:
it;,.... u; t5s.1.S
, 1860-11-28

GITCATION WANTED-Ey Il
yonc- man of s.ealy lahts bl.th IN Dr., t;!ss>
stnrr thoroughly acquainted with business IN Ill TT
brlucl.e. A1. .oul il}oE. kcrpcr Fest ~ c.ty
lercnt" given address NAI:vlN, AZ this oiice-
, 1860-11-28

pITH4. \. IIOYNE, Commissioner
i &c. has rc,aayel Ill n,lcc T. t.e "r : cn,inls.
senrra~ f:nD1i. New fott Oscv BuifLlrg. :nd 1:cE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

support Of Dpnglaa and Johnaon."s y. He said the
DousIas Convention was regular. He regretted
that there was any Irregularities in the Democrat
b party. EvsrSsoss in Ohio for Breckenridge
zras half vote for Lincoln. lie thought the
xlssuesa soss ofaolso voaid be caAsfOr Dsssla'.
Tor kin.els he ~ rssalvsd % know 90 other en-
smyin this COATES ererpt Liacoin asd 'hs !Rsp1o-
slicaa party The sole battle in the State Of Ohio
was between Douglas and Lincoln. and he hoped
Il would be fought accordingly
The Buckeye Douglas leader, like tho leaders OF
the Breckinridge faction. has little confidence IN
the good sense of the people. They are trying to
impose upon the people the belief that there is a
chance for their sectional candidate each Of
whon represents bot portion Of the party. when
the vsrisst blockhead in the ranks knows that it
10 al pre,enee and sham, and that tie democratic
party 10 broken up beyond redempion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12
Axr.rcAs srsAxsRs Bs,sc,xo Er,sro.o.xr

AMEsIcAN STEAMERS BsINo,Na IMPROVEMENTS
yos GAsiBALpl.-Cagliari, Island Of Sardinis)
June b.-Two steamers, bearing the American
Tag, have entered the harbor this morning having
on board volunteers for Sicily. The Washington
has 400 men, and the Oregon between 300 and
400. With the exception ofthe American cap
tain and an American artist, the vessels have h a.,
no Communication with the shore. According to
the statement Of the captain Of tho Oregon. these
steamers are only swaiting the arrival Of another,
which has large sailing vessel in tow, and have
together 5000 more volunteers ''iarabaldi's Eng
lishman" is on board the Washington The ardor
and seal with which these men have taken ND the
cause Of Sicily may be estimated by tn. privations
to which they subject themselves. The Ameri.
can artist showed ms q sketch on board the Wash
ington, and the manner IN which the men-men of
wealth and family huddled together is truly
!, revolving. They have scarcely sitting room, and
that during the excessive heat in such latitude
as this No slaye ship during her middle passage
eysr, presented such acknowledgements dcnce
. London Tpcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

ARcuEisuor IIuonEs IN NEw RoLr.-The
metropolitan prelats. has appeared before the public
n grent many times, and under varions auspices.
lie has generally, however, been the attacking
party, and has used the weapons Of controversy
most vigorously. Lattsrly, the Archbishop has
had n nlt with the City Inspector. in which the
latter seems to have rather the best Of the matter
BY the copies of the correspondence. published
elsewhere, it will be seen that Mr.. Delavan has
placed the most reverend father on the confession.
al. and that the Archbishop makes full acknowl-
edgement ct his aims, recants the same, and apollo
gixes to his opponent We make particular note Of
this fact because the Archbishop is not generally
given to humility, and the spectacle displayed By
BIN IN his new role AZ penitept 10 refreshing ia
the extreme. We trust that Mr.. Dcluvan will re.
member that even Archbshops are only human
beings, with oil the natural irailtiss theruf tia
he will temper justice with mercy, make the
penance a. light as possible. aud accord to the
pelate full absolution for his past errors and pie
nary indulgence, so far AZ letter writing goes. for
the future.-N. T. Herald,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

saIs prices generally
APrLn.-1reen-none offering
BAcoN-Demand good-I notice sales at i0k0i1x far
prime
BE,Ns-None Offering.
BgpswAx-32Gl33 cents
BrrrEE-Msrkei well sapp;ed-Fre>h le 70 20; sale fsx
FTrkin.
White bread Corn
Coes MrAL-PIenty and dull at s5des74 cents
CENENr.-jamcs River slsodSt2Oo
DRIED FRrIT-No sale.
ForK-Tle receipts continue liglt-wth god demand
1 quote superhne 1870; Extra $3.50; Family t6.T3.
FL.xsEzD.-ti.l2 Qs1 lib eenis
FEArIEgs-446t+5 centa
FEHrIlIzyRs-supply ample No Peruvian Guano t62 so
. 20oo Us; feeses Manipulated 9unno $3.50; Som
brero Guano $30; Mexican Guano s25s American Guano
1900 Rhodes Sup Phosphate OF Lime $1,000 Runs Piospho
Peruvian SEA Ruhins Bone Ash Gunno 4J2 90 Ruf
nn's Tolnceo Msnure $4T5 Gnfns Ground Bone Avn 4b
Fowe Co.'S Soluble Phtsphatel Peruvian Guano t35@l;
Diugus Bone Dust fS0oV: Ruin's Tobacco Manure $780,
Ground Plaster in bulk $780, in Bugs or barrels slieo
GRASS SEEps-No sale.
GiNsENo.--Gnl16j cents
HAY.-Bacd ti.l5in 30: p wagon load s1.00l$ll5
IRoS.-MouTtaln f900D3f u ton.
LAHD.-suppy good at likllZ cents
1IuE-Thonasowu 81 30 Mountain VI.
DNIpNs-No sale.
PEAs-No Blacscycd offering. Cow Pea $1.356$fa0
PoTAroEs-Whilc Mercer. s70psl
OArs-sheaf &151tti3j b 100 ms; White Scotia; Black 5o
cents y bush. OF 80 Ms.
Wns,r-Rec.ip,. continue ieht--sacs being made In
small way 81 304t 4 :3 for prime Red and While.
Wool INV ashed 70 to p cts: Washed 81 10 33cs.
ToR,cco-Reccipts continue large with improvement In
the prices for Bright Working aud Extra Fine WrapreTso
which, much Is found In the crop-a urge PARTON
the crop dark inferior order which commands bu,
low price. quote common dark ugs al $20OGDS0o bright
ming % oos $3.50: working Leaf ss5o@ s2oo bright Wrap
pcrs fia.O0df 10000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

REMOVAL OF the MoRxoNs new programme
for the Mormons is indicated from Washington.
It is now proposed that they shall emg-ate to one
OF the East India Hands and reliable information
~ said to have been received that they will do so
The enterprises to be carried ont under the an
vision of Capt. Waller NJ. Gibson, who will be- re-.
membered as having been imprisoned for some
years by the Dutch authorities Of one Of The
islands in question, and who has recently identi-
fled himself with the Mormon causs-it being at
his suggestion that Brigham Young proposed to
the government to take the Mormons to Oceanica
II an arrangement could DO made by which they
could be paid by. government for their improve
ments In UtIh 7T7f1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-12

TEsRiBtE WEATHER AT THE SOUTH. IN Charles.
ton s. Z; on the 4tb instant, the thermomet ter
M s al lo2 deg in the shade. Eight persons
German Fusiliers AMI two members of the German
Artillery. who died on parade. At Augusta, Ga,
tue heat was terrible. and there were ak deaths
from sun stroks. Jesse B. Kent died from the
heat while On the oars gring out Of the city. In
savannah the thermometer was 30 degrees at mid
night and i've psrsons died from the heat during
the day. :, Z. - - = -. 3
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Ezra pEssoks DRsHkkD.

DisAsrEs 10 BArskss---HisE REsseks DRsEskD.
--Chicago, July 10.-The wife and child Of Rev.
Mr.. Nichols. Of Minneapolis. his br, ther-in-aw.
named olssysland and two daughters we're dr"wn-
ed ON the 5fi inst, while bathingin Calhoun lake,
Dir. Nichols and the infant child Of Mrs. Clsvs-
land we're Aved