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Paintings, 0il-Prints,

Engravings. Lithographs-colored and plain
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings-Frames made to
order at short notice.
Will also receive and keep on hand regularly,
the Eclectic. Harper's. Leslie's and Peterson's
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18
Monthly Magazines ;

Godey's Lady's Book, Harper's and Leslie's H.
Illustrated Weeklies, New York Ledger, N. York
Weekly, and for the sake Of variety,
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STEPHEN P. SUTTON:
Reports the following roads in his division 4:
Harrisburg Road from DR.. Moore's to A. B.
Springs; Patton's Ferry Road to Fort Mills
Nation Ford Road to North Carolina line; Thoru's
Ferry Road to North Carolina line-which are
all in good order, with mile stones and pointers
as rpnuired.
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Mathematical Instruments,

Pencils, Scales, Oil Colors in Tubes; Water Col.
ors in Cakes and Boxes; Brushes, Palettes and
Knives, Easels and Stretchers, Varnishes, Draw.
ing Pens, &c &c. Also,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18

I'D Y Virtue of sundry Writs Of Etri Faeias, to
Id me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours of Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
nav IN
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WILLIAM ROBINSON

Reports the following roads in his division
Pinckney Road from one mile South of Yorkvillt
to Pinckney Ferry on Broad River; the roaG
known as the Hamilton Ford Road from A.. F
Loves to Hamilton's ford on Broad River; thu
road known as Gill Road, from John Brison's t.
Pinckney Road near Whites Store the Quinn's
Road from Samuel Blair's to Chester line Loves
Road from Turkey Greek Bridge to A. F. Loves
all of which are iu good condition, with point
ers and mile stones as required.
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'
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE 90.
OF N. Y.
SEPTEMBER lST, 1860.

CASH CAPITAL-All paid in and securely inves
ASSETS-September lst, 1850,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIST, 1880,
ASSETS.
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RrOTK AND PORrEMOUrH
hip MONTICELLO, Capt =. Y. Gagef, viii leave
river ever5 Saturday a3P. Il
\cludipg stslev0om and fare, $6.
orfnk and Por,smouth six cen1 per Too. TO Pc.
\oepta per fcot and proper ionate ra1as. Apply
q. B. CROMWELL 4 CO., ss Tssi srssi
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Y, APRIL 8, 1866. TRIPLE SHEET.

( ADJUSTMENTS.
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{4Ss4 ts FEE: ss 4ssss 4ssss sSsssssSs sSssssssSs
tn. s.iD.s 4; 4; a oAaAro".s
nsIS.Ls MN
N sHlss sRsss ssAsa ao4s
COLi.EEs sAwN,
BRIDES or OF a "a SsRRYowEN,
DION Isc suUxcITAu,, ga
.Sa'l: sSs. r. ''ss" saSs- 49, - '
W rA JsAET: 1 SIATs
> many asA sssss tui wcrs asvss soy
z s n. y .ss S
Ms5s.y .nc g, ecsro,osnn now proaaess ID snt wvvt
pedsaa.d to ,hs msmsry~
xsoss scaufal tale No ooasSisn." nvpsod Mssaveos
sss. q ss foniss I ia 6'! ssss
(Hsr ars .ppe:Iaac: Il iAI ii,.,. A''' '''~
Hyro Mr. Charles F1uAcr
Hardrsss Cresaa H. Dsy
Buraca
Snesian Ma. Wsiis
rAn0 Iom Ar Lesson
puSo nnneTnssse@ Mo Hsary
S.ssH Mr. Levlok
0sr"e "Aoss M dsary
Ammo Chute the Colleen Ruads ... Mass rnur~ kssus
Ard .hreasscS. Is psriorns.os ss S:ioaa. ..asess4
THOMAS BAKERu
Introducing No following airs;-
Is E::, ss:. dss. Ss::a Hse..,A Tara. u..
P:Sdy' y 'sSs,t Ss rtPss: per-. ~.
81 M Rs:I,Ss Ia,
r ass s;ss fss.s y a.s': as;:' Dream,
iis Is BssH s q Ii. Whit. Rocks
MISS lasss Iss ss'tss.l scsssisox sSg
THE oRuisRssk S1l ssk Lawn.
PRETTY GIRL iaf siLsisa X asa COW.
1;jRTsas r. 8 .As Soiisa R.irsd s5ds q S.fryS~ss-
% H.a as s H s % ss
ssos :nd TS!tas ssss oa-fSe ssa1-rSs AssxaSsiss
S so.Ss ~: SoniSa a@Tas s ar or DAx1oE-un.ra Levi.
The aqoirese pu1.ed q DO mysisry of Ss cottage
s.1ss 0ss: = q a
s ssss! 'Se = = cSsrHs. ss or THE oc4sss sAws
s s. s
'u' but f; rae s;sTh: csTisksas lsa SG.ss r'ss
B.zdrs,. disturb. y: te,...lury down-rhs Colleen in
lss:s * s S
ssoss-lhs na11ias: lna;TThs osA; ~
ppe.. Of Danny s.nnay. n. you. GLOW. and IN
''r the '0nssn lSS aousE
Anne Chute NJ fsul-HArdrsss snA ha mother-fhs re-
ds' AND Ss';si nsa1ouDDs
Minard Lewis
.-.. sILr's SONG TO HER LovR.
Two ss.p:s s ~ SASE u. rS EASs
drc1ver than she expsctedhs iitsh aay ana
tho Irish 2s.ss.. srrtyss 9Th ts
Tbo thunder s,0rm-Myioa and Ohute-rue sheltar
Eiy and DANNY set forth In hs saorm- but an exoisaa
tcss. S-xYLEs WATCH Hopss
The rope .pS she s1tyy e GD9noess,s stables
The flying brIdee-A puzale fur tho Susgers-MyIes a
hcms-Dsnny seeks shelier IN Tie csVsThs dsmand and
the murder-shoottng others u ntgh-Myles makes dis-
Xci i'll -sHEEtAH's HUT.
The dying boy-Tbe confessioa-Corrigaa IN turf hole
scssK q TBE PAKLOa IN CASTLE CHUTE.
The two friendsThe misake-K7re Day behaves rka an
scssE s~MYLEs' CorrAGx
The mysterious nhsbitAnt-FAher Tom puts Myes In cor
LIS 3: s'' Tfs MSsx
Corrisan In hs sennes surrounding house,
scxsK S-rHE BALL Roon y cAsIlk CHUTE, BANKS
In Of the crlmsnalThe attack tumut-Anna
Shss seher Engsnd King nor bis red .con could cs s
Castle Chute without BLOODY wecsmorhe
:1s:Ss rss Sys
les the rne only wineaS
Of Ely OConpors death CosTRsn gee wet-Wrons nada
oper seven 70 uarer before eiyhA
Dyess Circle seas may be secured ono week In advance
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And AAvfnx Southa day sfter leaving havrc
The Adrtetc undoubtedly unexceed by stesmshfp In
~ world TOR comfort safety snd spocd She has wzor tight
spOOpsrtmenta
For fruga: or psss.es aopy the ,sny
Wall .s~e Or 70 WI n. wIokHAA. oaoo on the wharf.
fnok a Canal street .
AEssS ! Leudca and s s'uthampsoa- a-xesn.. aaINHEIL.
Agents a HAvre-Messrs wHITLOCK PUNNErT
Agent n Paris-JAM2s ". TUCKER, Esq. u Faubourg
AontmArtrcL
WEHKLY CONTEMPLATION. BY STEAM BETWEEN
w New York and Liverpool calling ss Queenstown Ire
=, land and embark and desp.ches
the United s<Stes Mail Tho Liverpool, New York and PhA-
dephta Steamship Oomr splendd Clyde built Iron Screw
kkanshps are ntendsdto sail ~ folswp:-
PROM NxW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL
CITY OF WARRINGTON, Saturday April 7.
KAN9AROO Saturday April IA.
DD1NBUR3. Saturday, April n,
end every Saturday throughout the year. from pier A n B.
RATES or PASSAGE
cabin % Queenssown or liverpool $75
Seersge 70 Queenstown or Liverpool. 80
gsocfaRd " L0n0on 81
seerHse ,eurn tickets, available for SIX monhs, from
Passengers forwarded to Rsvrc Paris Hamburg. Bremsn
and Antwerp n through rates
cerh0's Of ess'Ass issued from nvsrpco New York
Those ss,me have superior Accommodations for passen
experienced surgeons.
For feiek passage apply u the oce Of company
JOHN g. DALE, l6 Broadway, New York. AConk.
In Liverpool 10 WM INMAN Tower BuldtnSS.
In 0asgow 10 WM INAAN, Is Dixon street.
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HKxAF kEDUCT1ONTOBOUTHAHPT AND HAVR1.
The Uped States Mail steamship ILLINOIS vim sail u
saturday April from pier North river New with
Ais passengers and specie for England and France.
PASSAGE GREATLY RKDUJED:-
Te Southamptnn-Fust Cabin $7b; Third Cabin, $50.
TO Hare- First Cabin. $50; Third Cabin, $Se
Ih avcrite stoamship has been rebuilt and rehed In the
thorough tor thu European service has
tight oompaTmenis clssses at Loyds and insures n
low rate any ship thAt crosses the ocean.
D. TORRANCE, Agent NO. Bowling Green, New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
DoARD-IN THE COUNTRY, NEAR NEW YORK, IN A
ID private family; way desirable; may be had oy
early Application Address box ALL fost ouice giving ad
fy0UNrRY BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE WANTED-BY
~ eeptleman wife, baby and nurse within one hour OF
the city, the wafer preferred stats terms which must
Be nshs 70 James Jones. 80 Broadway, IN drug store
COUNTRY BOARD At RIvERDALE, ON IHE HUDSON,
~ "a mes fSom New york-A private family occupying
splendd residence Will now neEt.te With parties desiring
Board for he summer Rooms single ia sus bath.
rsge house. stable &c. For full psztiuuaxs address W.
box % Post o6hce.
CoUNTHY BOARD wANTED.-A GENTLEMAN
" wshes obtain board In the country for hlmself wife
te daughter from the Let Of May the October
situAuon Hudson river between New and Sing
sine would be preferred Address A. g. n, Herald oface
GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND uALI, wRsr BI00M.
- field n j.. thirteen mi 20 frt n New YORK above
Bouse vii be opened The 18th Of APRIL tor tho accommo
datn OF limited number Of summer guests- Ashsnd Han
n within walk Of the rAlroad depot ct plea
SAINT AIR. elevation and although Of accsa ysl
Beautiful lawns and shade trees aurround
the houte while the sbols and drives IN the vicinity
spypassed Trans New sx urnog daily.
Time In transit oue hour. Apply on the premises
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DOwERY THEATRE.
II Sole and PROPRIETOR j. III. Allen
TUESDAY EvENikG, APRIL s, 1850,
Second night OF the engagement of
MR. X EDDf,
and grand change OF bill.
Tho entertainments will commence with the pliy In Ave
acts, of
INGOMAR, THE BARBARIAN.
Afer which The r mantle nautical drama of
VISION OF THE DEAD.
Laupce Lynwo-d Mr. j. n Aue,
conclude With the
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
AMUsEMHNT.N.

sorc. ne public : nss rs:Ds.:iay in
2. as |%ss:s q % s.ssu whh AA
iaiss "a Soy g ~ sDS Ss'Ha xhxns aA1. M
For he last '"'sS sS ssi:!s
BE;'s:s' E ss ss AM sss ~
q M y fass l Az a
DsAxAs coxsaSs9f AND rARon
THE ~alrs cqs arsss SsSs'ef 81 yIa 4hr prppr.a
Written by sam Lover E,a As Ia ss,sl1 -
Gerald rssg.s With 1 .s.@ = s.ra.y xz.
ss ihSI ~ T ;;;;'sa. HsFa:. = {: s
1fsse q. ves.
rssg IRnH AssuRANc1 rts, $50
/. which Mr. and 4. hAsssY nsSpSfIf wiAxa WIN 80
,.s;s bones osoSs..s vs%oy c'l snsAss - ovsw assn
DOar open quartz Sessrs ssvsa- curAh rasss =
yVAILAcK's THEATRE - 80
W Doors open a sevea; 70 oommeacs At half past ssvs
UNfRECEDsNrKD BUNi stss
LAST FIVE RErsrsaxrAr1oSs
Fer Tho present
OF
THE GREAT DRAxA:
RoNANos
POOR YOUNG MAN.
AnaSs following 1rs.A sa... ,aduaiax
R. LEsrss wAILAoK. Nh. BReUozAx
Nh. wALcor. xR. DYorrs
xRa HoEY.
MRS. VERNON. xns CANNON.
MRS wALcor. MISS xosASr.
IN THEIR GREAT
ORIGINAL oRARAcrERs.
x, YOUNG. xK. Ik3ERn s1HER |" MR.. rAsnoa ssr
TWO NEW PIECES
RASTER MONDAY, Apra D.
NEW SowEEI THEATRE
IN sPr0pr'sSsSqfs:s SSssn.S rss.sf: gs9 q NasG
LITTLE COR bella howard
Mr. AND S1a ms 6 J. s.5sna1 9. nsa1swAnp.
O. W. rvisr E.q e gsas drama Il
Or THE KIDAAPPsb CHILD.
Torn 1's'';r; r.nR fss1s:eso ~ T@o & S1pi R;:.' -
1ns Kiss % iT Hs"iS SaE ii'si iD31tak.
GEORGE 0HRIsTrs MNsrRxIs.
!" N1B1e,s Il SALOON.
LAST fRSMHsR WEEK vIsn u raw sns r56nLrs r5a5n
Ih. iavoriss ocGp.ny va coesinus thsr ssshsrshs G
an''. A'issasis RIss'is Fos = issdsor.
q = mo-. .uess.stu p.os of tho ss,sss as~ss
Csrssys sdal tauoo Of The r,o q e popular
WITH CA1BiX LiCTuREa
M Timothy Ioodec .....................0ecrgs O&sv
y iaa iai''fssss Ssss ~ TsSAs!Ers
THE I.rksT SIS Nsako @ EccESTSi6Tfiia
BIDAux, wILkAard noA AsnaaAh. "a alternately N HsW
Doer..psa go; to Oonnsuss Il 7,ss rslss Is ss.A
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AMNaSffss ENTN.

4
'ApSss 5sss ss sse sas s1,ss s ss.sl ss.gi., ARM.
~, se,srs "a = SLl " .As M II SosS rs.seoaiy aao0sas.
s,pirasn ,ev ard y saa o. e sh.
49, s n sr sssrGa a.s ss s.ys q sT
ccll.ncs and con,,letsress - - 1''
ssss Ss::'
ras h'i fH1sa fias e 81 sss'EHii ssvSHiix,
NSIss Fiji asiasc.s rEaaI Axoplo and suslsI
sns casert o. ne nusse 10 eMon Mn pslh will caag
ns sd ts ssa Sssassy sas d Ssss &C. H.
@ s' .. a. saa'Sss ss. ns se.
Notice The ,sce or the Academy win bs opened deity
::is .s s :sssF;s.a ~ s,sss::;
e s \: i. =: s.ss :::
an opportunity VII s' ss sstsSss REsisi'd Oh ''''x
Inh'r IVY sy. sSgs'TsS ,gpsT,9Sai'n 7 Of
s
Sses Sosf Fssas1 TaG1sTE' sA' :" ~ "a
inesr.oa.s on III. stages Hss
Ametiosn stage Z the ars' play based ueon Of The
fun, ssas's sads are f.sas.sa
.ssr ars sna sbssSs ss IL
p''A0s q the pi't Az y. a.st sll ssss y ,ss
r .sss 4. IN e sa'ded Of w'ns'.x III
in Americsa srs viii uvdoubssdy themselves Of H. Ths
Saturday @ evening nszs. Apri7 7, for tho
MISS BArENAR
NIB. KsxBLE MASON,
NIB. srODDARr And MRS vINISa appearing Ia Evsnss'
RR1Asrs lysT.srs 80,
- A''a sosbsY o q. afsis fsssa:.y sss shove Drama
o.,.s. s:.:.. :; SSs Z; '''
JERRY sssssf P'f %sS 'f1ss sra %S5s sSsS sP''''''
In Ii; sss I;sss;sls ssssssssse ssssIss:ea' of
p Tobacco J.ss ! az f.hso gssd rsct't9n e, Scenes 4o
Dx1Eorr TaEArRx-THIs .srABL.axESr
100. wss Who srs drawing crowded Sousss
s ';: "a xas may ssass
LNREE ExHIBIrIoN- WONDER op THE AaE IN
nssne.o,l ns ss * s..s and sublime aDh nov e es
ws1.sssn: scrtS wn.n .rss II. many Ssr bss
- ss os ore Ne
ansst ever maze 'a this World.
ANY IoUEe LADY OR GENTLEMAN DEsIRous ov
n joining first csss dramatic club recently org
dIss,inS s,ssdsu Herald ONCE stating vhsrs interview
V,HE PAVILION DE FLORA, AS BROADWAY, IS
opened Friday venng 9Th April choice seiec-
toa Of Wines, Lquors- sesa-s DC
FINANCIAL.
UGUer BELMONT CO, BANKERS, NO 80 WALL.
a srssk issue Lsiiars Of CreiW to travellers washable in
al of ,hc World hreuss the Nssrs othschtid Of
rsrs LOGON Frankfort Vienna NAplsa ana onsr cores
puLGs BRAD BANK-TESrH IIvrDESD- "A sx4I.
~ annual dividend Of four cent cent 10 declared
- : '-' J. Il EIDSIDaH. Cashier
(yHICAaO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD CON
~ pasyA dividend three per capital stock
Of THE has besn declared The 0h
ne rarser hsoks w be closed On the seraoon sS 1sndsy
be ID day Of April next at O'Clock p and viii re-
opened on Wednesday, the lib day Of Aorn ct 10 O'Clock
AN w. DUNhAh. Treasurer
CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK, APRIL 2 Is60-.r
" election held this the folio vug gentleneu
elected Directors Of this Bank for the easltng ysA
JOHN O. JONES. COBNa v. s ROOSEVELT
JOHN DAVID WOLFE, ROBEaTTMcCOSKR
BRADISH JoH1SON.
And for Inspecsors Of the next succeedias eleson.
JAPaEr BISHOP
Al subsequent meeting OF the Board John Jones Esq
unanimously 70 elected President.
DuScAN SHERMAN nspS.s .Sp
Corner of Pine and Nassau Streets New York.
CIRCULARS. NOTES AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
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TROrTING sr AIIION JUPITRR.--THs OR,.EBRATED
bote will stsDa the Of 1850 from the lat Of Apr
70 The lat OF Sep.o nber ri ohm Sncteker the 0roR
Course Lnrl Island al $50 the season. paYs,ie advance
without nsu No marc ~ be until the fos tor
service 10 raid .IT s|.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 90.
IL BANKERS
Corner of Pine and Nassau streets New York.
Issue
CIRCULARS NOTES AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
For travellers available ia all the principal cities in the
world.
Also,
Mercantile Credits
For In Europe China. &c., 10.
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! w FREE GALLERY
OF on RAIHriMos

NEW roRKER srADT IHEATKn 8 ANDss BOwHRY
IN second night Of Der Nord In Wek oadway-Farua
kinih night Of ferz and Dollar Comedy with songs by
CohpheAm,
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THE TUhv,

CrAIlIok TON WONDER, BY TOW UROwDER,
- dam by Weodpecker, thcroc shbrAt wtll stand fcf
mares from srrl 10 Jupe5 1867 tho stable Of wilson
Lawrence s Flushing Long Isand $50 the pays
BILE before servi,e,
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN / CO.
IL BkNKERa
Issue Cculars Noies and Letters for travellers available
al the cities OF the Unitea States Canada the West Indi
islands South merica &c
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IRON SPIR Al. STAIR CASE wANTED-SECOND HAND.
/ Apply 70 JInEH BULL, No. 10 Duane street

r B:MANTEL OFFERS FOR SALE AT Hrs NURSERIES.
q Astoria L. L. fine election Of Perpetual And Mo Rsse
Bushes shrubbeiies Cherry, CurrAnis and vaes Appie,
Ounce and Pear Trees In full bearing Of the best description
varieties the 10 price, Orders By mail and
accompanied by cash. promptly attended TO.
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ICE, ICE, ICE
The Bockand Lake Iee Company having procured their
supply Of ice at Kockand Lake and other looses
make contracts with Dealers ahippe and
euues cf e for the coming be delivered as the
depots of the company board Of vesoes vaults
hoela saloons residences Ac good qualify
be bought from Of the old monopoly and
the lowest market price, For further particulars ioqu-c At
the ofRce Of the company As Jay It. va RADF0RD.
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NUANO-NO. l PERUVIAN, FISH, ELIDE ISLANT
VI and American 9uap0; . aud superior Pough Asr
large assortment Of Agricultural Implements very
duced prices. JOHN MOORE 1913 Front street.
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H,Ew YORK KvKNING ExPREHg,
~ THIRD EDITION,
II nublshed a O'Clock p and Be had a al the lead
,ng hcsela me ferries cara and at the news ohces
conisins telegraph news her1 several hours
ihan ~ other evening paper nQeher with city shp
neWs u,srkcss ana ock up 70 he hour Of going press
The Circulation Of the EXPRESS y ueaser Man he con
and b equaIled only BY The ceah morning paperR.
A ~ sdvertng medium lea superior. Ordinary 3D.
J&R BROOHS,
q Noo. - and u Park row.
, 1860-05-18
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Tie nall Candidate
1oA rRKstpxnE II 1880.
Two rails from lot VI 5000 made IN 1880,
by Thou. AAnka xod Ala Lincoln - wl.oto
txthe1 WAY tie frat pioneer Of Macon County.

The effect YVES electrical 0ne spontaneous
burst Of applause vent up from all parts, OF the
"Wigwam," which grew more and more deafen-
ing Us il prolonged, aud which did not wholly
subside for ten or fifteen minutes after. The
cheers upon cheers which rent the air could
OF course "O1d Abe" was called out, and made
an explanation Of the matter. He suited that,
some thirty years ago, then just enigrating to
the State, he stopped with hiB mothers tnn'lly,
for one season. in what is now Macon county;
that be built cabin, split raRs and cultivated
small farm on the Sangamon river, some six or
eight miles from Decatur. These, be WAS in.
formeu we're taken from that fence but whether
they we're not, he had nauled many and5 5many
better ones since be had grown TO manhood.
The cheers we're renewed with the same ylgor
when he concluded his remarks, and as they
subsided, many delegate, in thoughtful mood,
contracted the present posation Of the noble,
self:taught, selt-made statesman aud patriot,
whose name is now mentioned in connection
with the highest Office in the gift of the nation,
with that Of the humble pioneer and rail'maker
| Of thirty years ago.
| we me1tion this incident, not for its intrinsic
importance, but rs exhibiting the temper and
| spirit Of tue representatives Of the Republican
narty Of the State, in reference to their distln-
,uis1ed leader. As a further and more authorl.
| tatiye manifestation Of the relation which Mr.
Lincoln sustains to the Republicans of Illinois
We refer to the resolution which was nnanl
| monsIy adopted 5;1 lie Gcnvent.::::ss. ii ina
resolution the Convention has declsred in term:
not to be misunderstood that ABRAHAM LIN
coin Is THE FIRST CHOICE OF TILE REpuAL1cA!
Parry or ILLINOIS POE TIE Presidency, AM
1SsrnCcz1SG Tue DELEGATES TO THE Chicago
CONVENTION TO USE ALL HONORABLE MEANS II
SECURE HIS NOMINATION.. AID 70 CAST TIE ro1
OF 7uE SrArk AS UNIT FUR li1M. In dc
ing this, the Convention but expresses thc ger
eral feeling Of the people Of Illinois, and IN &c
cordance with it, we place his name 1t the hea
Of our columns, as our candidate for the Fres
+ dency. subject to the DECISION Of the Republics
National Convention: We believe that Of a
tie candidates now in the field, no one could
selected who unites greater popular strengt
and availability, with purez sta.esmanshlp, I
greater purity OF character.
, 1860-05-18


The exodus this seasou-1f the reports are
not exaggerated as likely to be as marvellous
in its extent as that which followed upon tile
famine Of 1S4G-7. The provincial papers teen,
with tue subject, nnd the farmers remaining at
home have taken the alarm at the almost certain
prospect Of scarcity Of laboress, and the con-
sequent enhanced price Of lRbor- a Kerry pa
per {the 1o4t) reports rs follows:
- From our ow:. county, early as it Is in the
season, IN unusual number have already gone,
and there are 81 gus Of m emigration doubling.
nag, trebliug that Of many years past-and
this, too though it is said that no emiErant res
sells will saii direct from this port (Tra1ee) as
they hare done for several seasons past, Now
the railroad is avai1ed Of, and ererY Wednesday
for the past month tile early trains have carried
away crowds Of cmigr&nts, intending to 80 By
those new lines Of steamers which call in Mt
Cork for passengers. Last Wednesday, IS We
hare heard, very near $50 persons lett TraIee
BY the early train IN route to catch the steamers
| for America, besides those who were picked up
At Farraufore; Killarney, do, Those parties
| were, most of them, booked through for Amer
| ica in Trales. From what We can learn, the
| greatest rush across The Atlantic il, compara
1ieely speaking, from the Dingal district, from!
persons hare either already left Or ara prepar
tnE for t'te voyage; and We have heard it stated
| tl1at, if the hoped for remittanees come from
| relxtives in America, thst number will be rnort
| than doubled before the close Of the ssasou.
It is fairly remarked that this revival Of III
etnjcra.iou panic is not to BE- attributed to. th'
want Of Tknant Right Bill Q: Il 1ity Of tenure
for 1hs emixra.ing Class is. for tbs most pat
composed Of mere laborert and household ssr
wants, but il to y traced to The simple fact tha
every mail fro4 America brings large remit
tances tor passap md out6, to relatives IN III
old country, xh4 q coGEse are "aa.lnE,y te%p'
oilers . largcr field for industrial enterprise
."Wi..l these inducements offered to than
ill the tenant right measures that could be ds
y4ed viii not keep the lshor'ns CLASSES 1t hosn
, 1860-05-18
Cupturc of a Staver with 600 Negroes
by tie U. 5. Steamer Mohawk.

The following is IN extract from private lct-
ter received in this city to-day:
u. ). STEAMER CRUSADER, kEr WEST, Msy 9,
1sGo.-0n Sunday, April ed, at 2 r.A., We
started from Havana, is all supposed On u
cruise; but when night came on, l found the
Crusader heading for Key West, aud that morn
ing, at o'clock. found her at anchor here.
We stayed dAy or two and then sailed. getting
information OF several s1ayers that were ex-
pected. On tic 2ssh ne were out rerJ early,
cruising; chased aud boarded six vessels. On
the ootil. while still chasing and boarding, ou1
port cylinder burst, disabling the yessel, SO wc
started tor this place, arriving here at o'clock
this morning.
As we cainc in, we found the o. S. steame,
Mohawk, which we had not seen for two months
and close alongside Of her splendid prize-a
clipper barqnc, with six hundred Africans OF
board. They are as fine looking lot Of ne
groes as were ever sent over; allyoung. scarce
ly ono over twenty years; and many Is yount
Us eight yexrs. They arc in good condition ant
very healthy. The Mohawk captured her o1
| Nav 6th,-* = The Mohawk, Cru
sader and Wyandott are still here, aad will SUI
| abput the same time.