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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21

N'S NSncfe yen SeNitinatcm ii. ran
SidlsS reIiaiSS rnp Gun rcstln 0srarr S,rbsn.
91n3rr 9rwprccu 1T.
= !" Ct, ScutS c~rbln0te fh rsr Icrt|at
6rjcrrih Grin.
- %on prreirrrc'. Nt. g.. mirp ormel 1t.
enB etr &airrer rrr 9ibrrr 9slanp Grtoroe.
: 1"t tn Gan Grrcnrih rinrn Sdminrrl ptof.
n'ut u"r temJnirI9e tos 9nltltmt tauauerr,t
lcmaht bat.
N~Idrrmittrch fart. tciribncnc oerpo. in
p'rirm sabre oni Cea %. Sch uar - :SIib,n =.
tens W'tur'Staa.
J" Nrm Nrrt p~rritttirt Or. 8anentah
oi' errthtunl rtnoS eitrtsn p,utIbcn lbtotrrs
n'r "rr'pr'd't lNr Fen nGhicu 6crtIt cos Gan
lrrl cr terubmt;n r~rutidhcn Stint or 6rar
Sschnh Nremaun, y u. Iayijrr. ". So,, nm
}r. Eeprirnt.
= Yer Name res @aralierS in Gb:eacc.
crn'n 6r1u yen eiasm Gr.0rn1rcemanu nm
0amtiitnphtrr perfubit murrr. it 6. D. 91u,t.
Ger F<rrfubrer telBt Tauie Stuart unc in ous
Nrm 2lorf.
= Nuh tinc SpctuGaticu. = TER Nsm,,t
Fatty Ncrcrtiicr Gin rrputli'oniibcs S,Iott
l@re'et: sS'r srf hrrn. eaF ens Mdrhcn. IN eel.
'tn vrsta"fnn9 onS Ger StdY,rsi prr ein,o. n
Sa8en in y. 20. Ssctrr's Sir dc iiter $1,000
N'lnmmelt murcrn. ftne Scl:vn MIR. Ipnptru
"rn ctnem ,,'mattth" Spetulantcr in Den Nrr.
orn Nrln'dt "urts, nm auf pec 94e + Gin So.
6Iitteu ,u matpn.
yin S6na re Nlment @.rr. in I'm o i
W. q. g., murre tur,lih yen ,eiu,s SStrn,,ru
a"iaefrrcsrt. iu tratiiren. 2!t or rteIcm gerlan
gen MD entlprat, ~yIspptcn lbn rtr Shiiler an
frn Snb. idlu9sn sin ypbt III cae @is unp t,uh
el fann IL II Vctrtr 10 = II WaI urt,r :
Serltlte n~criIdatc Gle S6liuuel mco,n rie;,s nv,
trei~Iui9cn taI':u @hrcS uuo 10 marp Tin isccr
"'n 'bnsn ;n cin'r 0'clptufr ucu So y. rurtbt,It
- Vie otmrtratiihc Na:iaual.0 nrn,utiru
IL RI am @eburtetoac Suhan.m's in 9b ,rle1pn
Gle Ter 8fpuiIitancF am 0jeturtst,,. &c.,
Sertt8 III Gbeage u"r Die Der ,Rnrm.Np hin y
alias unirn0ltutt. am II. Arrit, C>cm 0.h.c..
taAe psr @'.urt 6;mY Gloy's) in 9 ri o,pp .su
iuf, M rcnt. tttn.
Y nj Der crftn Nihter Surn's tuIe at
Gem SpirttuIl TN N>uitns IL. ut n e,rt,t
gum G%mpfAHa rru Wsitrrn stu siatne, g,eb5ur !.
trrittcn Ian IL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
Gnropdifde Dcribte.

Otf Intwert ces Yathre aul
DEN Srttf beS rau,6itfbtn Sal
ters. Ter patris wirs ous 9ium yum Is. Ga.
nuar 9cIhrietrn:
Dtf Srtsf hes &aifers Ger 8ran,g1tn in Stncr
rstNnnt; Sclsenrss IT in gHcItnttiten acnnu Ter
SS5nbalt Der GntrCrt, tic ST.. Scil. ofcit roroui
srtbtilte 3uoSrr,rf Nsb6rten rte Icmoonc!,u.
pteisih in Nuftubr. BOD tets etm teii. @tub,c.
pa otsltr nur @ermalt,r ri une tti iriu r SrE.
nura seitircren babe, TEN Sirbtnliant unpcr.
turlt tetnsn Wa6fclNern Ut hiutcrIaltn. 3msi.
tens tsten Die Trmdsnc:rn altrrjuqS lett Iuuf,ia
Saersn autrubrtlh 9%tiinnt. Atrr Sranfr ids licse
nun tsrsits felt 4. tru,i9 Sa5rcn in gt,prlutinu
une bod babe teins Der 9traitrunacu, Die w1nr,nr
etsies 3eitrdusnee IN 5rantrtih auieinnnrer lpIo
ten, tsnsn 3ou trtit 0lupsS ~aufletsu mrQtu. =
Drtttens enriiG.. tSnne Ger Snilcr ,mor olouteu
er isi auf sutsm Neae. msnu or rsn bsilioeu
Stabl nm Mefcrmen. Die tr ppn r,mIrltru Mr..
'anSs ar9sbs abr ie tstec. Niue TX. fr,ppbl
ME er, Der &atier. muretm sermdlcinit ppr 0jntt
eri6etner. NUT Der bGGits 9tidter nerpt tour
sntihetoen, rtr ~tieniepen Die Nartti Ter SHabr,
pt't une 9treatiSfeit ~persreten bate.
WtesbdDtu, 20. Sanuar. Tie Spi,G,.
ituldaft iftbt ME plS W. 8. tcribtct. mil rer
9tsstsruhS pesen Gcrceiiou, RE Spiell1le aud,
ipdhrtnc Der Mpnate Sanuar 1ctruar uup MSr,
oHnsn 3a barftn, in unterbamrluna, unp g iruI
bic ertt'tluns Der Goneeiicu in Nuslitt lteben
@it yrste b~erlslttn icu pie Spirlaeleulhaft 10.
0oO 81. gum @ustau rer ltiirme Ger fatbcliid,su
&irds beitrassn.
6rantfurt, %. San. Iisier Gaac farh
Ddt:er eapwis @Sfns'S sinysc : tpeler, 6rnu
gSittps amalie Spitc. i'm Utter pom n Sabr,n.
SIRE Belbpiiter waren ibr I'M 5cre Yrrasaan1en ::
S0rns litlt MAR pcriussmtile pieitr Sdnsitcr
sugettau.
: Dor ben na6fen @iTitn Der @raIlhaft
Gutter lou elm gang bslcnrrrs icancaltuirr Orc.
aee ws9sn @Oipsamir CUR Ssr9antGura trmmen.
Gin augeiebsntr in Brighton I~uiGlli1tr Nann
1T caieitt. ME S~srlautct. nit MID pcuiaer Senu
flnf 6rauen Osrbciratbct. { rel rapun iinb Stbre.
fern. uno hds Yclpsamiibs gitrbGItni6 iUQ MN
ffca aht Sabre 9epauert batsn, tiS ruolid,
Elm Han9ttrtit inter ptn 5amtu paS 0rbcimnie
an bic DtHsntlidfeit braAts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
bGmpa9i:cr

Tie Tereini9t II St.otcu icGcu l MiQirr
Sp'te ebdnpoGnCr pcricbrcu. Ter oou,c 9Dcin.
plltricf IN cr ~Gbamra0ne = ingt rcr Ysnnlpt
naninn - it stma 10000 Ndcr orcs unp rtr
Setrna res rafcltf fir rtn Grrcrt cr,ruattm
sSttusc IN 10 MiIirnrn 8Gnicten rrtr Gina
100000 SSrte. 8u6lonp ertGlt trcrccu 100, 600.
@rrb Srttanirn unc feline Gp'cmicn $4,000
Srantrsi6 10000. Tsutihlaue 1850 mn
ns Ser. Staaten 100000. ecn mrltten irRterc
Der RrG6te She'll. nGmtid 175!R2S Rrrte surd,
pas gfrm gorter ;3oub US aebtn 81 muficn
tpl9li6 10000 &Srtr erS Ri IsitS res Sctans
iir 'mpcrtlrtfn Gb0mpaaner aetruuteucn g0ti.
mes = Serialf6uns ic'n. Inn mir ,mcjfstn fci.
nesps9es earan. ra6 lib bic patcrI1nerIbe Sn<
ouitrie eteire 8enrrt;meietO 1uFcrit tbdt,a an.
l9sremnien BAT rae ~itri9cns pum iece IL nab
rtu yasrtcten nur nit Srcurcn prrncmmrn m,r.
sen' tann, bonn 10 ltbr mir aud starn iealitc
2aurdung lie mag 9famcn batcn, mtltcu le
wcue s~ingcnrmmtn iins, 70 finren mir Ir
FRO bier eur&aus asrsttitrtiat, III Gin Gbam,
fd9nertrintsr i'm @ruuee acnrmmcu niht picl
Nerltsrt. frenn sr 9lpfelmriu unp dtuIiass fnres
Oseran fPatt hes lbtrn Gliqnct rrsr 6tYrid or.
bali, trp9eSlsn bic brimilhc Surufrit eur6 @t.
tr'tet9nns eincc 70 perft brt.n @eidmadcs pd
enili@s @crtbeilc oIanst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
9nldnOif1e peritbte.
@an{Gt, aebdnat III merrrn.

gBhnIdt, aeban9t iu merren.
Wa6 Der einf. &tncs trtct fh tort Gin @cil<
iitter, anffait SeS nni6uIpiaen Srbn Srpmn &c
ban9t iu mtrnsn anb lcll iib in rieiem Simns ir
gar an @Ouperneur gBiie g~emfnbet baten, camit
Scbn Srprn Ger G%rtrutiun sntsehe. &rrmn lci
elm 5slo une osrriens Der 3ufanft sr6nlttn IN
tosrbsn- @rup. gGiie's 4ntrcIt irQ cabin oc
lautst 5a6en, rl6 es auB,r ltiner Maht lea
Srcrn 1u rstttn menu dter Der Or. @tiil,hc
ftn lci6sS SsrIangrn b:sr, aebdnst ,u mercen,
70 u69e sr MIR ndb Sirgiuieu fcmmen, er. (2gtic)
pUas ger inden, i'm Sa n%cecmmctirrn.
Ybiidpetpbia Il, l3. 3rbr. - Ser 9uz
tritt gu .. Gtspsu:' neurm Continental. !, ctcI
fnnp beute ab,no fret mebr ais 10000 Nicn.
Iben inipjeirtsn rr rrlGipraru 9Sumr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
sHitbtN fir aus unp ispen em,,Iu,nI~

W T"' <" H"U IIVtH UINltINtn -
1'hteTieihnrirr tbtllt Dem 9sebrttn 9ublitMm nil. eaF CT Elm
Eager aurr Sprten SScme unp yi9uur5 bS!,. t.iirr Suali.
len aeiaEt. 2rrlrIsr bali s~ItIhianc cia Vaatr on oelflnrp
Sru%Iel, reutIntr 9Surr, ScrY. lai1murit Slutwurlt unc
SImariciln.alsn, S.rrcGen, Saromts, 3wtilntu, Sairrs
lruer, Abl9nIb, Sdblpercrtair unp ausr irIucr Wrufcl. pIs in
NWtlhal!en rmo rpn 9riYatltuttn acprau,p, p;rpru. 9Igist
GintauIt Essen 'tnlt!btn IN Tiano, mtcrcrum duFcri tina
SfFl1uIsh ~ fpnnth. Spbn SOAR,
NaInifTaft, j ltsn TER IL. unb Is.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
0rla! 6pl,I

tlnitTishbnttfr bolt fprirp1brrnr cIren orst. S}orraib rcr
SlHeh- nho ~Slt!eHbpi better Sualiiai, mp fam ,clut
9uncsn elsrmtt uIHer esn a%lnltisiten Sstptnaunssu uereben.
<1t! NHHltn 9eh . Hlaiitrn pre e1s S~GcspGLrA tUllcnIytt Be-
eott ceer $50 u. oGnpleg, SrpacIraFr. rtIplc IN car Doll.
nicoeTla9e an Sreaerr, nabc @rcpfe MarnHt wtrptH, ,rpnr,
et'efsi. yFrlle: las btlfe GIhtnbelB III 81. 80. umf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
NNmttrmcrem ppn biiten ump SWussn.

Den. .7teriethneIen srrei&i rs gum @rtanussn, Icinta
SIeunoeT unc Gem Yublitum iein wager prn Serb,- uuf
2oihitr' sSaaren tnpIthlfn VI tpnncn, pde ams ptn mpec,n-
liei Ntclsetn, Sut, Oli unh 8isberputrn ir Ssrrs: uuh
2n1ptn, lrTple ans Srtb. NrsbUne. 9anama unp 0LlmbIorI
1M'n, %nS ganfs @l"stn nne Nincsr. oussn &c. &c. brlebl
ncls. Nrlltsl CT 9esen baar auFerit bilis pcrtauTt.
puie Nereen natN SpritrlfI du1eirrnar.
2erlelbe bitter, ttnrn Stprr Mp. Isl JrpaeHr. ~ s,E,dt,,
uni en &a1renlasrr ju beittij9tn. @eo. 6. Yetts M.t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21

.. swans, 90. , Grhaner Blvd, cmritblt
lftn reihbnltiNcs Wager ron Ghten Sr5u;ieS.
rraniriitb'n Nctt- uur gGeif 9Sstnen. unp mott
na'nrntlih onf ic IL srrFcS Eager Won rircet i'm.
worm ten Gbampasrtts unD Hbeim gRcintn auf.
merriam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
Dry-Goods * Fancy-Storc.

rs. lI6. @dc g3runp= IL. &. Srrase Np. I76
y. VI. 8piemtaum
trlaGSt I'D, has secbrtr pubiifum auimcrfiam u: natru BAT
q let!e Wiiter" 2SG0ren emrflneen, rt in etnrr arrEtn Gus.
'p1pl Ger n,utifrn Nrriti b%trebcn, unp III un9emc.n bjuist,
yfelleh' mihN. !tIns ooneIrrenS sulancn. ptrt1uIi wtrren.
bU etPe %beipnetra ipl9Cnbc Mri,tcl bcrYpr:
Sttptn;tI9t. III lbIpdrs une allen Yipcci1rbcn,'
MtuelIn clam. sdni mo 5Ilbmplent,
Me, inrS Qani IND b~ttlrrl,
gcdbi' ir!Gnbilhe Ctmpanp
@cIiee ntecllInrii@ta Suh une GaifmcreS.
Shawi5, Siante:S, lrpir cine ayoFc MuopabI .pn 6pu
teertn9 BrrcS II. ncutnen u. bdunrrpllrnen Sump
Sm Seluh ps!,e lsSeis mri ~cr9ebcnu srbttcn pn
=. ~. 3picntaum
natc iunn neuCn Ntlrflc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
3a0erttrr, . afrns

eroHhei oAee. ourb %l1r- SiutSut;. CIR ih p;rl,u.i9 in ben
l;gisn 98ccNtn Ill 9itrp SJarf uac ~Eal:imprc armltr E,hr h,m
10y III cen Sttne 9eiept. ItsItteu &uirt ccruGata aui rtc
prenrtelie ume btl!9ltc &Seilc i'll tntirrcben.
NVPtn Sf'eE ehNt!ih @rtItcIi e;idube tb mir anf iplscntt
Tt9sn;enc, mi IL rtutltt HauSftauca oufn, rfIam ~ mi.
Gtn: StnltI. Grplen, @urtln l.trltrttccue Sryttu) ,.t.Ils
I tnotts4, @rt.S. &pitncn, pflauncu, 9';rnei, re itit. enc
Sptt'h 4pes, eert'sdct.. N3lt, tnirtrttr;e 9rurit II. Il.
GHsnfIuS nddt tp lwi mcin rcjbeai:iaes Ya1rr Won qaei-
nen, S'autnrti, pr;un;rr tclrnStr0 CUE pcr, iiGlitss Irrat-
ellcn;. ElSatr:n &c. Guineriam.
AuFW rsNe'iha'l9t lftlbe Stnrun en- ron aCcu in niein
Ssp enldlG9rnotn 9rlltcln, eurtt rc,Gc uut 4: fn,t, n .me
S'ecteNuiiR Zone tr mIr sIip cas- siUtrauen m,intT b;tIistr
etuilTta Vanrslsutt su trwrrbm ue su erbalitn.
IS u. Nspfc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
SEc.:nmiGarI

ZEN %tlsderA s'tiee @tranisunss. plaees
une otm atlammttu l;utlifum Die Nn ri3e. rsk
esr untsritltrete ieCtn Scnntaa Wadbmiitaa au,
e"lee Stunre pom >,rn. Nua. Shac'0 gS iihe, N
esu H"u' aus natb rtis,m Ytase f1trt.
s. Eetriuo.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
Obrn nn0 Nuten,
pccr
SSic fpmmtit Sm mir Dor?

SSir fpmmit Sm mir ppr2
our sannuhtun9 III tting.u.
,3mct Nrbelrr unier yeituna p,S Gar. Gmri.
ltfr;, Htrrn We III Il IL, rerren Die ttriibm.
teiten Sa6 rpn StrauS unp Yanntr atmct
ltl'p pprtra9cn.
Nnfln9 pts Battles s ubr.
2tr Temasfiruna finret nm Il llbr itatt uur
mulien pr ~9trhrten ibriln: bmtr res Waues nm.
ttriuSt N Hfirt rridelnen.
Cur NurehterbaItuna TER Srrnuno fup feine
nmfANtnotn &prtcbrunatn sctrchcn. "a otmIi7,
lt'tS unruhe itiftntc Yerlpntn feinrn GIutritt
'rbHlten. unc bI:itt ratsr he Nuirehter, oltuuo
rtr Srrnuu.' SEN Seiuhern prs Sauss lcitit
ItrrlaNrn.
Ais Nnna iSrn urp Dmrifiacn mirp Serr q.
oar f"r6 re trjten Srelcm une Gjrtr1nf,
iu crquiftm iuttea.
6ur ce @1rperrte. 3immer Der Srrrru une
1amen ut teltenS SUrss attrasen.
NitrtS fHr slntn 6crrn unp cine Gam. ~
Sl.OU inc nj nrn. q. Stae, lcmis bel p,u Dit.
9l''Itrn prN &srsinS IN 9atsn.
9at Gomite:
6rf.
Sitner.
Srantt
NlbtrtS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21

uno Gle otriticrtnrn NFSetIpntE, pciCtt aus cinSm unrrhtnt
libel Yf19tn crrr aue Der Srstn tMIrriHstn.
gNtt Nncereanlhttrti, SGure I'M Meaen, Gold. I'm
5renltn, NpprtiiicNptcii. NcnsAltttfeii, $criirefuns, hIuirup,
UNI HuliAt 0IHorbpirtn. ln alien Htrpcfer-une rbtuma
iuIen Nautn tGI &c bti u%n,lbli1en Nia!tu wpbltbStia acpltf,
une rrlltInriar Sttlunl brrYprasbrani.
2Gllelhr ~ stnC rein rraciabilihtc NtIhma, nab lrcns
nj tcnlbuTtlltcn ejruncilten NIB HAD 9lnpts}una beS t,.
rubmten b:llAnriihsn YrsitilprS @rr1tacr, bsIri,ti. Narotr
icineS s!rre" q. :lr IN ern nCiitn sHIpp6lthru Staaitn.
nor iTIt Gt::iaprunl III zen Ser. z idain nrbr far Iirieri.
gen ftritnlnit, mtldr aus unlrrm SIltrlGnrc in hiefrm ysnet
ierltrenl nm Ia rdnCltt uRIer ibnen aTcEcn @rifau ~.
To mcIR. Cap leint in er Sb-i ~rcNnrcrtd IN mericinitwru a.
9%enltatttn iib Sstdnntitbnii ~pcrhhIitu wrrcen.
2~'tlpnerrS NM ct Tn Srtdr r..pi cblsr, buen 6 pphim,isa
eGrd cul t~clt0ncRtn Dicbraub on yi1urren prcr anpcI,7
Nu1ldrfItungn III u%ugreEuuS acr1tbtn finb- Nm gQat,
mtInCn duAcablldlII rUtNm, nuctf &c ir,at arr Shru VA
ium SItc pcS gttene, tGetn u II ker Nrrpc einhrn,, upt
nc bcrubi9t. zen latnetn Grill ~auirIctttt ue in nv ShI
ltene 0flunefIt NH Siarft III rae GAM, Sshrm briuot
Warnunl:
aHHrr:e SrrSrtttrn9 cRlCS ausGt;flhntten 9remoe hu
stil~fetht HatnIbnun9cn brrurriernKn, wrSbaik bas Nu
oil! NJ I'M NntauIt ~rprilthtl9 icln mp. 9Grum IN 20 nnih,
sap JpI S~4perb0pte pclInethes Sitter, trrpr Sbr - t.uH
rlNite prrbiri. SIne Sruieidc pirp cub lbr,ru0cn. bj
Is heltT 1T, mic alt H~aIt1bmunatn.
E2T @erfauft 81 .Gn per SpIIfl pper 6 4pt,Is fry (
bl etn s~inSiSsn UI%eeutbumern
Benjamin gage IT.. Il. 6
NahritanlIn r.n ArIIeln in ~.pptbtfcr II gb,n,ifr
9iuSburS, va.
Sn nirh oWlee Y'iGlrrs perfauft in ZEN ssr
tbrtfn er PIP. 9r0r une Gpmp., MIeranrrr IuYal. i
9etICisH. y. SDanlfrn Il. 8rp., Grubte unp Sipprrirr.
Slair. Barring uni Yrans. 9barlcs M~fIljpauab unr q
9ieoi, uRr in allen Stdftrr Ger Ger. Sraairp III bisj,s IN
trrc in erer @rribete III Sahsp. 9gE
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
Sic;c @irtbilDnft
uitO
Saasrtier 9 10 II.

aAtrbter 9 Il n.
lem Tuhll'nm biz crarttnitt Nn,eiae. p,s rrr
uittr'r,dnftt iii ieinsm hauls am Nl,n M;,rft
etm S%tlhmarft seScnubrr. cine aHirtbih,ft n,tl
Eaatrtier Salen rrrittet bat. mritIta ,r Nh
frtuen mirr. ietue 5reunrs UNI r.. Tublifrm i'm
A~u1fmstnen nit rem tsltcn Utirout,n bc,i,ucr
III f6nncn. Efrrrnce miIt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21
Ntp"fi9. rrn 27isn 6strudr 1860:
Or0Rer Ma91ceobaQ
0rlan0 -Oerrins ,,COnforOio"
in q. Saut'S
Dilbr!m Cell gdhs
an grrap, Strase.

an Vrrao' trage.
3ie Nit9lierrr eos @rlana. Wrre;ns Con.
e0rrta" nnter Wit"irtuuA res 6rn. q. Shap
oapsn III 9r'fartt9ltrn &crridtuastu a%ttrr1en,
nm l-rtn 6rfunotn unh Gem pcutithcn Vutlifum
nerrbaupt etnrn Nbrno peS amserla fen Rru 6rpb.
inns unp 0titertrit ;u %pcridafen.
Ste laccr rdbcr auc Srcunpr opn Gun, uur
ttitrrer Eaune Gin, nitt ,u ucrllumen. an rislem
a~rrftn NarrcrfeIte Artbell III ucbmsn.
Errtrhrunaen itnr Nrtlpfcn, Gin urreartioeS.
Ypn Y~rririicr aus Rem Spaniidten ubfrient,s
Srau., Shau' unp Neumiplet, aenaunt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-21

Yerirnru:
0raf ron 8lamtcpra. .
Eerr srn hrhftIr. 0rrBtInrIcr,
Gula;ia, icins 6ran.
ebiciilrt. lsinc 1rhttr.
Setattan Nctfitc. GltbbSnrlcr aus Sser.
Ssitrsit.
Nrrctlcnid, iciue 5rau.
Nesina. iriuc Srtttr.
!,srr 9on &'uenitlas, Sansuier.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
Hon. Jere Clemens of Ala.

We take the following extract from a letter of
Hon. Jere Clemens of Alabama, formerly O. S.
Senator,) in response to letter from J. J. Hoop
err, of the Alabama MAIL" Democratic:
''You regret that / should be found among
the advocates of Bell and Everett9 Where else
could go2 You would not have me to support
Lincoln? repudiate Squatter Sovereignty, as
advocated both by Douglas and Breckinridge.-
If could be induced to vote for either it would
surely be Douglas. He at least is statesman
whose fame extends beyond the continent. 1t is
conceded on all hands that the South owes him
@ debt of gratitude for Jealous and effectiv.
puted to him is one that is shared to its full ex
tent by Breckenridge; or, if he has now abjnred
it, he did so when the temptation of high office
was placed before him. Such changes are liable
to grievous suspicious, and as can find nothing
else which especially comfnends Mr.. Breckin-
ridge to me, he cannot get my vote. He is a
clever, high-toned gentleman, with excellent
qualities, fair ability and tolerable education.
But all these are possessed by thousands OF those
who never dreamed of the Presidency. 1t is
doing him no injustice to say that he has rep-
dered no extraordinary service to the nation
He has originated no great measure, nor has be
been identified with any, except as an advocate
in the third degree of the Identical heresy which
you esteem sufficient cause for disunlon.
/ do not agree with Mr.. Bell in all things, but
I do agree with him upon those questions which
esteem OF vital Importance. | know him to
be sound, safe, able and conservative; and should
hail his election as the dawn of better and a
brighter day for the Republic"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
DIED.

A Polntsvile, Va, on the 3ist day of may, $780,
Miss M RY ANN MATHEW, in the 23Id year OF her
age -,
The deceased was the daughter of the late Mr..
Peachy Matheny, OF Staunton, Va. She suffered
greatly during the last year OF her life, but evinced
through ali her slchness the patience and resignation
OF those whose hearts beeu sancIhed ana whose
wills have led by the Gospel OF the Son,o
God. She mad early lie attached herself to me
Methodist Episcopal Church, and lived an acceptable
member of her conmuulon untIi her death. she LAS
no doubt been called Ito join the general assembly OF
he church of the nrst BORN. ~
In Staunton, Va, the 2sth OF June, 1850, Mrs
LIZA L. GROVE, wife of Mr.. John Grove and daugut-
er the late David Points, In the 32nd year OF her
age.
The Christian religion has seldom furnished the
wo la Wieh clearer illustration OF Its conquerlng
20 ger than was seen in the deceased. In early life
she gave ter heart God, and realized to her great
Joy 'that the Son of has power ON earth to Tor
give SINS. From this time the graces OF the Spirit
especially resignation to the divine will and patient
endurance OF affection, adorned her life. Though
called to suffer greatly yet murmnr or complaint
ever escaped her lips When the last hour came she
was surrounded by many weeping friends, who would
gladly have detained her EARTH and yet the strong
bonds of love for earthly friends STOW touch
ed by q spark" She gladly resigned all these that
she might depart and be with Christ. On Thursday
morning the darkness of night gone, her soul
fed to the light of eternal day. She soon follow
ed by her infant son, JOHN DAVID, aged weeks
May God in his mercy, bring the others of the family
safely to joyous reunion with those who have just
passed beyond the river. j.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
The Same Proposition.

\ 1t seems that Senator Bright, OF Indiana, made
10 the friends of Douglas similar proposition
10 that adopted by the Democratic meeting here
yesterday. To which the Louisville Demo-
crat" Immediately replied as follows:
"The Douglas men will receive this PROPOSE
ton with universal disgust and contempt
What is the meaning of this secession from the
Democratic partya Did not the Seceders pre-
tend that they were aotuated by principle9 Did
they not leave because they held that Constitu-
tional rights were denied by the majority9 Are
they now so destitute of principle that they are
ready to support the heresy they professed to
regard with SO much horror that they could not
sit in the same Convention with the heretics q
If, after all they are ready to vote for Douglas
or the sake of winning, why did they break up
the Convention and disorganize the party2-
Does not this proposition prove at once that all
the zeal for Constitutional rights was sheer by
pocrisy disgusting simulations"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
tut U7t6 OP5CtUtUT
MOunt Sidney Circuit.

Mount Sidney Circuit.
We the undersigned official members of Mount
Sidney circuit, met at Pleasant Grove church
to take into consideration the state of our church.
Dr.. E. e.. Norman was called to the Chair and
T. Weller appointed Secretary. The object of
the meeting having been explained, committee
of three, appointed for the purpose submitted
the following report, which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved 1st. That in view of the action of
the late General Conference on the subject of
slavery, our church is SO embarrassed that sep
aration from the NJ. E. Church is inevitable.
Resolved End That we favour the District
Convention to be held in Harrisonburg on the
9th Of August.
Resolved Ord. That we appoint two dele
gates to represent our Circuit in said Oonven-
ton.
On motion Dr. E. g. Norman and Thornton
Berry were appointed delegates to the District
Convention.
On motion, the Rev. Hiram Myers was ap-
pointed Ministerial delegate to the District Con-
ventiOn.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
forward copy of these proceedings to the Bal
publication.
E. G.. MooRMAN, JOHN WHITE,
CHRIS. EAKLE, GEORGE PETERS,
T d. HEBRON, A. SHUMATE,
VIM SHUMATR, JONATHAN SHEETS.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
E. G. MOORMAN CHAIRMAN.
T., WELLER, Secretary.
July 14th, 1860.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
Pierce for Breckenridge.

In letter OF Elk President Pierce, expressing
his preference for Breckenridge and Lane, he
says:
"Under these circumstances it would graft
fly me exceedingly if our friends in all Sections
Of the land could unite earnestly and cordially
in the support of Mr.. Breckenridge and Gen.
Lane, and thus ensure our cause signal victory
but this cannot eoen be hoped for"
The Ex-Presdenr acknowledges that the sue
cess of the secession ticket 'canOt even be hoped
for," much less accomplished Why then will
they vote for it, when every vote given to that
ticket increases the chances of Lincoln's cleo
ton I! If they desire the defeat OF Lincoln, and
the preservation of the Union and tue peace OF
the country, why do they not support the Union
ticket of Bell aud Everett?