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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-25
Rajl R0a0g.
1859--6O.

lO0S--OUs
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati BalFOaa
- :. s5s.,--.,S|8.i5 49, -
WINTER ARRANaFATF NJ
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ "a ls59 Passenger Train leave Cls7ernl ai i, 3.
5.s5 A. n. Ciucinnnati Ezprsss sopair a. Befe Graf
tOn. La Grange. WeilinEioH. New I.oHfln s1-
lem Shelby, au- al stations south of sal
20 d CIncirnati Might assez ger so11ing Il ~ 81
tlcng batWgsn lleFela md and Cal ion. .rDd a
CardirEton and Delaware; also, st0piHE 70
leave Fal,e eeera aJ 2. :. lSns south Of ta0n
Shelby SanduskV lTnuTfelI auf Neuagk Raafr-s "A,
MangGel5 Dat FFru0u. Newark, Zanesvlls, &c
CIszins, Pittsburgh - WsJue and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest pper rsauduHEy, pelpAo1t L1aa, 81
Warns. l-apoffs. Chleagp, &c. We8t. an EaEt
f0T msngdcld, Wooster. Eiagsiilul. &c.
aisa sd hesisulliEc zoat Atne. for alEriun Belle
ton-alu3 S.tusF Dnigz, E Eanoia, lnlialipoila
lerrr Etlt3, = i1co1ass, Evansville Lou1Tils
- AKA sJ.oa En,i ClaeisHaii Line io springaSd, O.
Lstytou, Hauillicn. tIEcinlatls Rlehllod.
dtarnpoli1, Ierrf Haltn. ST I.cuis, hc.. -1i at
Cincinnati with tae Ctig Z kfisdasiBp gail-
T9ll lyf L7aiasiiis. md al Donls O. .ht Obis
Cslszzbla Litsls BIiar aud Columbus and EeuIi Ran
t5aii, fcT 4sl-a, llJtOn, lnJillap0iis, Tsrrs
h4dt1 - LOUIS MougH, L1gslane. ar Cin-
cnnatl erd Hfhthe OhlUan1 " ssissfpF Bail-
lQad n Cincinnati Tor LoglsT.ls, Egssyilis
caro- ~ Ions 1ru al 70inta en- tlo UhicrireFs
Ccluzzhas Central Oho ita1oad f6r Newark gancTils
Mheelag5 kcf Columbus, RiCua au1 Idiana
Rzilroad i0r Piqua UEhzHa. 1c.
- F0T Tickets 70 all poiutE and ln1Tmofion andy at
the Union Ticket Os. b. S1psTior e. oI a. M Pas
2 s. EIINT, suBsnnieloaf.
Clsyslard Nsg p 1879
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" Iith 1859 Trains his Road wall leave CIsvean
a. follows:
740 A. NJ stopping at Berea, Grafton and all stations
the southern DIVISION
900 p M Sandusky Mail Stopping all way stations
Northern Division est Of Sandusky
I35 P d stopping Of all stations Southern DvislO
eIcep Washington, Genoa, and e .ay Junction.
The T41 A. o. Train makes connection ut MOnroevill
with the Sandusky. ManEde d ard Newark r r. and a
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cine I'll R. r. 70
UTbTna. Springfield, DEyson CInCnnuti and all points Il
the South.
At Toledo the T:l0 A. n and the 75 P NJ trains max
direct connections with the Michigan Southern NoTther
Indiana R. R. fer Chicazo and n points West. Al
with the Toledo, Wabash aEd Western r R. for For
Wayne LJgan port, Lafyete. DeCzt1r- SprHgfe D, Al
ten St l. Us, Caro- and an points IN the S uhwest
So at TOludO with Toledo hlouroe md Detroit R.
and Jackson Branch R. 7 for Detroit and Jact son,
For information and tick cts apply the Union Tcks
Ofice, 81 Superior Stleet, sud At tho Depot.
L d RUCkER, Superintendent.
Cleveland. Nov. I2lh, 1853.
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GHERTFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

.
- Of writ Of Feri Farias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of CuyahOga County a. the sat Of william
Gordon, al, Plaintiffs, against Thomas Lohnson de-
eBdaut have levied upon sn1 shall expose for sale at
rubc at The door uf the Court House fcuner Of
Seneca aad Champlain sTeets IN he CITY Of CleYsand IN
said County on the 18th day Of February 1860 at Ocok
p M OF SAID DAY the following described lands aud ten
emsnts 10 wit: Suae in the wnshiD + Mlddlebu,gh,
In the Couuty of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio and IS
known In Lots Hos. i've ~ nd thiTtyslE (35 IN he
village Of Berea-" D l. WlSftfAiAft, bherth-
q N BARBER, Pitts AttT. Janll:269
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AnrifnltnraL

GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS
~ Timothy or Herds Grass,
Red Top.
.' Orchard Grass
kentucky Blue Grass
MIXED Grass Seed (for Lawns
Red iovur,
White Dutch Clover,
Luoeme,
ana J. STAIR SON.
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Drnqf.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

II EALIH OF AMERICAN NO-
Ii MEN
Read Notices 10 The Tribune since Dee. l, 1858.
From his FEcelleneg, JAMES % WEsTCOTT. Governor.
Of Fi1ridn. and meub %, O. United ethies senate:
"Fyr upwards Cl tWfntg years q was ahlirted with
disease ~ my family hch the best medical surgical
he country failed tn but which welded Ia
Hnst salts ncory mBnner O. he Graeienber Remedies
eOnscenclously advise their use
JAS. d wEsTCOTr."
NEw YoRE, February, le59
Or J + HRIDdg-DeaT Sir Some two 90 a. ia
tmaie female friend had cen suffering from falling OF
womb whites and dersTF0d gtIuaon iCggtl with
tbs ndiug symptoms clearly aesr bed IN lour adTef
semeus and mphlets she had the very hest med cal
in ths civ uni enirtly pros rated and her phys
finally told her he fuough her LIE might p0a3g be
prolonged htlc lOugsr under the mos. lqdclols
when came info y1nr oire " tho Graesnberg Medical
Iustt i'm and cd her symptoms As you were cnh
dent OF the GracfnIor Aisrshas Cafholcon 10 role'
ing her, lho discharge u the physcians and fsd u
d0ubtnely PTOVdruiilliy q fee ID Der quickly alu
bottles entirely cursd her Since then or ear Two years
there has been any eurrelce ot the compaint aus
shs Is us s. ur acsfvs 40 heartily when YuuF gir
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SALE-Tn Pursuance

Nh ASIER'S SALE.-ln pursuance
WI of deeretal order Of sale issued rom he Court
OF Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, at the suit
Cf homas B. PTitchard against Walter Allen and 9TH
ers to me directed shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House (corner Of and Champnin strees IN
The City Of Cleveland in said County, the lh day
February 1860 at O'Clock P. M Of sad day the follow
d5schcd lands and ents to wit Situate IN the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyahoga County Ohio, snd IS
known No i3 IN Hiram 81 tones addition TO Cleve
iaud compos Of ginal Lots Nos. 6s and So in ss'd
Brook yn township Said lot is g. 1912 on Colum
bus street and 7 and 92 feet deep the south line and
l54 and E-I2 feet deep along Erin Avenue, and 689 feet
wide on the west end. Appraised al SlIO).
afTfv fanf
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J. AIAsuR4, Plaintiff. Before Samuel Fojambe- Esq
J. H. PuITE. Defendant and, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
.UHE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE,
4 will take notice, that at my instance on the "a day
OF Decembeo 1852 the above nH.d Justice issued an OF
der Of attachment against the goods, cnattes and credits
Of said defendant the above entitled cause on claim
ngans him in my favor for the Of S54 e5lOhs and
that said action for hearing before sad Justice on the
doc2o.a6s JOSEPH MASURY.
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THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 20 be greater Heater with the same amount
of Antbrcte OF Bitumnous Coal than other stove or
the same purposes; il is Furnace and Soy' IN one
combination.
These Stoves together with the largest and best va
risIies Of Eastern Stoves FOR Cooking, Paor Dining
Room BED Room, School House, ore and Church Pur-
poses iust received cuUrse the best assortment 10 tie
market. Our large stock OF
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHIN1 GOODS,
Is the largest in market, and Just received from
thr hest Uonses Cincinnati and New York. where they
were recently selected at tho lowest prices Our assort
ment OF -,
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
still continues large, ard of BEST QUALITY.
rry-TIN ROOFING, aud all Jobbing IN our line, We
execute with prOto ptIess and Despatch
We having Sc eced these Goods, described above IN
nes at the lowest Cash prices, offer tuem oT safe ac
rordinsIy This fact, gethsr with our thirteen years
sTnsTiebce enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION ana
o our large stock Of Good at prices cheap or cheaper
bS t,ev can be purchased elsewhere N this market
ISPGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is our motto
TePsoTe don't all to call decide for yourselves at
the oid and well known Store Of
'"' W L. MARVIN,
No 42 Public Square neay opposite old Court House
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Cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, A. NJ, PriucIDa
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION vii
4 enter upon its NEXT TERM @ On Ih4gsa1y;

NHIS NOBLE lNSIIIUI1OH WI
enter upon its NEXT TERM on IhnIsaay, = eOi u'l
I ls6O under the following able and eTperlencea
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N. SANFORD, a. M, PRINcIPAI,,
Natural and Moral Sciences
Mrs. NJ. L. H. SANFORD, ,.,.,. p,,,oi,,,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physiology
Mis- LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Matht tniatics and English Grammar
Miss JULIA s. HOPKINS -..
Ri etoric, Criticism, and Engllsh LltetatuIs'
niiSS Latin Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGlNS,
Arithmetic. Geography, and History.
Miss SA RAH A. NOBLE -, r-..s-.-
Mrs. S. c. BARRETT, -..., -.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD Vocal Music
Mons. FERDINAND sUBGT, NJ: D.,
French Language aud Literature.
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COOKING STOVE
The .N'eGU Coal Franklin
Has takeu SEVERAL FIRST PREMIUMS, as the
Coal Burner ever got up.
The Oval PariOr stove caLieu
n IF e p e A R IL


For Anthracite Coal or Coke is beautiul pattern
and by the dozens Of clZans using the ar
tcle TO be perfect great econOmzer Of fuel and greAI
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-25

T AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY
4 4 Mann fseturers of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
now nrepared to supply all orders with superior qual
lV oi Fapei' ~ N WTAYLOR. Agent.
juneI Oince s1 sahA ~ -;
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- a LIB Ot REAL GDIALGs u O4tN
y DER OF COURT.--On tho leh day OF February,
1857; 10 O'Clock A M at the door ot the Court Ho1ss
the Public square, Ia the " OF CaVslanQ Anae cou
" Of Cuyahcga and State Of Ohio Will he sold 10 ths h
est bidder The following described Real Estate as the pro
nev of John 7 Cockbufn deceased, 10 WIT; SiIuste in
said city of Cleveland In said county o. CuYahoga ara
known as Sui-Lot No 43l, Kelley 4 Waiworihs suo
lot being unt Harrison sir Ct Us eastery oou
dn extending in rear between paralle les ot Fsht
rIes win SAID street to alley rod in wdthi the
suutherlY line being about ITO eet and the norhery line
ahout S. feet in length. Appraised At $50
Terms Of sale viii be made known on the DAY o safe
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WM- hI SIM1lONDS-
...ate r cosi595P aS;s9ss'

NlGFblhhu Oulo 5auuaLt - ~ t-----
GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUA ANT
ne Court OF Common Pleas CuyRhoga County At the
suit OF Reuben G. Hunt, plaintiff against James Hearns
dat to me directed shall offer for sale az the door OF the
fert House fcurner of and Champlan seesl IN
me cy Of Cleveland. In said county on me Inn Gay q
February 1900 O'Clock p. NJ Of SAD day the olloS-
ing described lands and enements TO VIII Situate IN Lhs
township of Cleveland in the Connecticut western he-
In the state Cf Ohio and which is also IN the coun-
~ Of Cuyahoga AMI is known by beng part o. CITY Lot
number two nun red and eghtyfour (4), in Willeyyllle
Aotmept SO called In that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which was formerly Ohio Civ and IS bounded as Follows
10 wit North by Lot No 27T; East by sleyj Souh by
line para el with the North line. and g teet DIS aut
from and Wes, BY Brainad street. beng the Moth hall
on sad Lot No 24 and 80 feet front said Bratnaro
street. and 6 sl2 feet ia depth to aey be the same
more or less Appraised at S3l0 %.
d q Lyu,r D Attty ianlg.27Q
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THE new YORK TRIBUNE.
Prepare for tho Great Political CamDRig
TRnnI
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
NOW Is TIE FINE 10 SUBSCRIBE,

TBR THIuUNE-now more than ishieen ysan old. and
having over quarter Of million subscribers or constant
purch terE used ihrOush State ana Territory OF
our Unaa- continue in essence what Il has beanthe
esssf ohaupi0n Of Liberty Progress and whatever will
eouducs 70 our national growth Virtue IudusT Knew
ledFe and Prosperity.
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CuTabogs COUNTY IS I Township.
A MOS E. DENNIS0N VS.. JOHN
IA HALL and GsTnishees The defendant, john Hail,
hereby no lied that the instance Of said Amos Den
nion plaintiff an order OF aftachmsnt issued by T..
essenus Ter Justice Of said township the sth day Gf
Jsnusry ls6O Sgainst the goods chstes rights credits,
MONEYS, property and eh-cts OF SAD ueienaaht suit
GRlSWOLD & CASTLE,
i,n1e.aes Pitff s Attys.
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CItEtland FIOOr Oh ClOth MalufattQrY,

JOHN WEBSTER. Proprietor.
ALSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer in WAFER 4 FIRE PROOF
PANT Dry and in OIL and agent for ths sale oths Cleve
Iand WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. warehouse
and Oee AtWaer block foot OF Superior spet, and No
VinsVard stree, Cleveland, Ohio febl2R2Od&W
une g. 4awd EWlQw24d
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oRDRR OF ATTACHAIRNT.

and Special Master Commissions
CHASE SLADE, Attorneys for plaintiff. dec3l
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Hay -. ya.onl4 oO9 % Watar-EaStn 1lbbII l7Ja
10 balod 3aon ID 20 00.sandy EFd Cennnt $50
HOpa.....-...flb q l5Whte Lime ....s. ID
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Geaa! NoltfEe.
STGNEE5S SALE.-Under and

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
"A byvrue Of tho aglhony vested ia me b. deed O
hssignieu executed ond delivered o. BY Marshal Car
son n Glove uni q shall oder for sale st public aUc
tiun NJ No lss 9u eOT street, 10 lha city Of Glove
land comfy Of Cuyahora and State Of Ohio or Hsdnes-
day the sh day tbfuary A ID. 1850, a lO Oclo1k
the ohtrs stuck OF Goods contained ia slid Store
Consisting Of PaCT Hnngngs, window Shades, Pa. tsi
Glass Vanish and nTiety OF other articls together
with Fixtures Of Store ...-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
CoYpde on CorruptIon. .


John Coyois said in his Cleveland (o, }
speech:
printing contracts afforded vast a.
mount Of corruption money. Alexander,
printer in Washington. offered 10 take
contract Tor half what was given for il,
$50, 900, but he could not get It, ofcourse.
Peltibone drew up bill to prevent these
fruds, and submitted il 10 Bucha6Au, " no
said he would refer it to the Attorney
General. He did 80, and Peltibone after.
wards found il endorsed. Referred 10 the
Attorney. General, 6a. not for an opinion y
So Buchanan kept the printing for Wen.
dell. Wendell never gave US testimony
till he new We had it without him. ex-
amined the bank books, and found checks
payable 10 Kansas" "E., c." and some
10 one or another figure. Bean, Of Ohio,
got S5 900. Somebody was curious to
know what connection existed between
these checks and the loss of ami Lecomp.
ton men by the Republican side Of the
question. So they looked at tile Journal
Of the House the morning after Bean got
his money, and found that Judge Hall,
Of Ohio had the day previous voted with
us, but nsver afterwards. Judge Hal
and Bean boarded together, and / guess
slept together" "Laughter.)
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

New AND IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT
Messrs. ]. A. Hawkes. & Co., commenced
on Monday last, TO convey passengers from
Columbus to Lancaster, and Lancaster 20
Columbus, viG CircleVille, for the low price
of 81 90. including stage fare between
Columbus and Circleville, omnibus fare at
Circleyille, and Railroad fare between Cir
cleville and Lancaster. This is an excel
lent arrangement for the travelling portion
Of community, and the enterprising Com
pany will, no doubt, be literally patron
lied.
Tickets San be obtained at the Cincinua-
ii, Wilmington and Zanesville Railroad,
Lancaster. and at the Omnibus and Stage
Office in this CITY, Ohio State Journal.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

SENT TO THE STATE FARM.-On FIJI
day last lad about the age of l6, was
detected in the act of lobbing Mr.. Arm
brusters drawer. A hearing OF the case
was had before Mayor Fritter and the lad
sent to the State Farm, where it is hoped
he will not only be kept out OF mischief.
but learn lessons OF practical industry and
morality. The boy could give no intelil-
gen, account Of himseli-''from whence he
came or whittier he went"
There are dozens of boys on our streets
daily and pightly-viCious, wicked, ,saucy'
profane and dirty, who would do better
for themselves, better for their friends
and better for community if they were II
the same place. It is astonishing tha
the parents of Lancaster, suffer their chill
dren to thus run al large, insulting thu
public and acquiring habits that must ul
timately lead them to ruin.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
ARRIVALS g. DEPARTURES OF MAILS
At Lancaster,-BY Railroad
rarIt seems to be the discrimination

n4-It seems to be the determination
of the people Of this county forever to
disgrace themselves and the county by
the brick pen in the public square. known
as the "Court House" The commission
els are again at work, patching it up as
though they were determined to force the
loldiDg Of courts IN it as long as the brick
and mortar hold together, They seem TO
forget that they have already invested
$4,000 of the peoples money in a lot
whereon to erect new building--they
seem to forget that the interests of this
people demand new building. with fire.
proof vaults, wherein the records OF the
county may be preserved. They seem
to forget that the old rickety unsafe
building, wherein the records oi the coun-
ty are now kept, is liable every hour to be
burned, and that no amount OF money
could repair the loss, But if the COM
mlssioners must repair the old bulding'
and thus postpone the erection of new
Court House, let ii be thoroughly repair
ed, let it be painted outside and in, in a
decent manner.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

B9rWe are sorry to learn that FIVE or
six hundred Of our Republican friends
voted at the late Democratic primary cleo
ton. These meetings were for the nom
ination of Democratic candidates, and
should not have been intsrfered with
We hold it just as bad to vote for Demo
Gratis at primary election as at any other
time, besides it is morally wrong 10 &C
into these election unless we mean to sup
port the ticket nominated.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

Ey-J. G. WEAVER, Hardware Merchant,
we'll known to the public for his gentle
manly bearing and fine business qualifca-
,ions, has just received large and fine
assortment of Hardware, Cutlery &C.
Those who desire superior article OF
hardware Of any kind, and especially those
who would secure a pOcket-knife, import
ed direct from Sheffield, that will answer
any and every purpose from splitting
rails to cutting hairs, would do well to
call OIL Mr.. WEAVER at once, as those
who are in the secretare ''going for them
with rush.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
Camp Meeting Notice.

There will be Camp Meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held on the
land of Thomas Whitaker, Esq, II mile
East Of Millerspott, in Walnut township.
Fairfield county, Ohio, to commence on
august 90, 1860. There will
be a boarding ten,--proviSions and horse
feed kept to accommodate all those that
may want anything Of that kind,
We hereby give notice to all Grocers,
and Hucksters not 10 come within the
limits prescribed by law, with any Of their
articles 10 offer them for sale.
ELIAS LEIB,
THOMAS WHITAKER,
G. TR0YINGER,
August Is, 1860. Committee.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

Ny-On Sabbath afternoon last was bn-
ried the late widow of Richard Church.
The funeral was preached in the Metho-
dist E. Church. by the Rev. E. F. Strick'
land. Mrs. Church has long lived an ex-
cmplary Christian life. By her own in
dustry she has reared and supported a
large family of children. and to her praise
be it said-b.ought them up in the paths
of christian rectitude. She died Chris
tiau--a member of the Baptist Church in
this city, and was beloved and esteemed
by all who knew her. She leaves large
family of little ones to mourn their loss
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
Gbe Morkets.
LANCASTER MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YoRK, August II, 1850

NEW YORK, August IA, 1860.
Flour-The market is dull. Sales Of
$500 barrels at S5 15s5 20 for super6us
State; S5 25s5 IS for extra do; IS l0s55
Is for super6ne Western.
Whisky is dull, and rather easier. Sales
Of 400 barrels at ela2a4s.
Wheat--The market is dull. an prices
rule in favor Of purchasers. New White
at 81 3oa1 35; Old Red at s 80.
Rye--The market is dull and heavy.
S,les at 80 cents.
Barlcy--The market i. dull and uni
changed.
Corn is heavy and Father easier. S'lSa
Of 10000 busl els Of a, 62a63 for sound
mixed Western; chiefly 62ta68ta69c ioi
round yellow.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16

lrIVm Fno bOhdOn NoWs.l
1t appears that the massacre at Dam
ascus commenced In the afternoon Of the
9th, and before night 500 Christians had
been killed. The frat consulate attack
ed was that Of Russia. The Russian
and Greek consuls took refuge with ADD
Ell KADER. All the Catholic and Greek
churches and converts as well as the
consulates, are burnt. The American
vice-consul was wounded, and the Dutch
vice consul said to be killed
Druse atrocities in the neighborhood
of Sidon continue uuabated Christian
priests and villagers near Sidon, have
been forced at the point of the sword, to
embrace Moslemism by hundreds.
"Between May 81 and June 80" write:
our CORRESPONDENT at Beyrout, "tbe
Druses have murdered in cold blood up
wards Of four thousand Christians, inclu
ding more than hundred Catholic ant
Greek priests and monks. They have
burnt down upwards Of $50 Christian vii
lagos, including more than 100 churche
and l6 converts.
Three thousand Turkish regular troop
arrived at Beyrout on the llth. in on
line. of battle ship. and two frigates, un
der KHALID PAcHA. Two thousand leav,
for Damascus. AS yet, "ths TurkisI
Government has not punished a singl
Druse. In every case of outrage upo
Christians, the Druses and Moselems &C
in concert
The plumber Of church plate ard othe
valuables, and the damage done to th
crops houses and to the country in gel
eral, is said to amount to upwards Of s.
millions sterling.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-16
Martin Re.nomlnated for Congress.

BY the "skln OF his teeth" Mr.. MARTIN,
on Tuesday last, was re-nominated for
Congress. By all party usage, by cOur.
tesy, by decency, by every thing be was
entitled to the nomination without cppo.
sition-but his well.known administration
proclivities, Lis endorsement of BuoHAN-
AN, the Lecompton and English bills. his
course in the last Congress, his vote in fa-
vor Of polygamy, his support Of "Kuow
Nothing disuuionlst Of the South, "with-
out apology for the Speakership in pref
erence to conservative Republican Of
the North, and last Of all, his speech where
in he attempts a justification of the South
in her madness and folly-in their threats
Of disunion, In their abuse of the free
men of the North, by declaring they were
forced to these extreme measures GIN
SELF DEFENSE" his abandonment of the
Douglas doctrine, and catering to the
congressional Intervention doctrine Of the
"fre eaters" of the South, by proclaiming
the doctrine "that the territories are no
beyond the control and Just regulation Q,
Congress,' sci heavy upon the stomach;
of his constituents AMI were well nigh the
cause of his reputation.
And if Mr.. MARTINS "unclean" record
could call forth such strenuous opposition
in his own party-if 96 Of the 2o5 vOte'
in Convention are opposed to his princi
pies, refusing to vote for him when cour
tesy and usage demanded their support
what may not be expected when he come
before the people for their endorsement
They will repudiate him just SO surely a
they prefer right to wrong.