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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
fAdvertiAenentl

THE UNION Is IN NO DANGER as long az BAR
YIN continues 20 attYsct people the North sud the South to
ov in common tire sight Of his Noselies ana me pto
psrarnances his Lecture Room ioT he Merry heSt
Seth -ood like incidence will be likely 70 purge on the
T n Literess and bind both factions in the b9Ud OF love
nd suty 10 h over superb Dramas at his Museum and
the Fantastic Dances and song Of the AD0Tsna4 V~ w
81 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

FHAfhEgs-Me cuote: Western, ald NC. Tenn, FNfIc
ERIsH MEATS-CoIuTv oonsirora frequently e.se tie ha-S
lett in their yes and Mutton which Hjus the sale. We
croa:
Mutton cs4casses... a Veal Calves, d.. e.
LAME. = n ........... D q ~
uiDKs-We quote:
Country saugh,e t5im'd and cured weighing 50 O. atG az
City Slaughter trimmed and cured. weighing COZ ts S.6
CITY shsT trimmed Asocistion weighing co. o. a. III
GkxYIL. present le- g tits Stste prohibits the killing
nom the day January .n the hr day Of Aurrif
but he Teu,ou may be- ,od until NE 18Th dgy OF February
s,tr which the prohibited I'll. @ Deer Killed
or soJ duins the inhibited pedod go Woodooek
inhibited b.tsscsn she 1t OF Janu4y and the ih Of Juy
Psrde. Urou between tie 18th O. Janasy and the l., OF
S.pemt.r Qug bo tie 1t Of January and the 18th Of
OcoUer; sd Wood Bsck, 1esl Duck between the t o.
February and e L. OF August under nue. 81 ~ for eech bd
killed lad n ,ou. during The inhibited period.
Sac. 10 Any person pV,ng that the hia, tsh, skins,
animals fund in his her possession during the prohibited
PERIOD killed prior the prohibited periods any
place ousdc The limits Of this State, shall be- exempt
th- D Malice OF tbs act.
receipts OF N-nison haye bee quite large during the
three days but ,vosbe Wrsttr sud the hois hsV. enabled
receivers otsiu advance ale H. and Considerable
Of sadie Dos u them heavy aud Gu, rather lous
been Ds2e Monday incoming at Dc Pr,is Chickens
continue abundant. and tIhs lower Quail
supply. AID parties holding choke Is
than .u below VI de- One hossss hss % stsyk
4 Nbts pwo eve l-,s e,ssss. wsSSSst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Tho Board me. yesterday in their chamber, No. Il
civ Han Twenty five dollars were voted TO lcrs:io
\. Wild, in consideration of expenses incurred ny M
in bayns inferred the remains Of Hannah Canol sad
10 have once been the cook Of washington fanny
M ,c,v CIV Chamberlain requested the Board u fix
tb amount Of bond the county would require OF hni
me matter wac referred 10 the Joint COMMITTEE nay
ir0 this subject in hand. ,lr Purdy proposed 70 add
A. O00 add ional to the salaries Of the Supreme Court
Iic. Surerior ConIt Justice, and the Surrogate Of
the County, after Jan. l. Laid over. a number o.
smal bills were passed, and the Bo;rd Adjourned 10
E,idav AZ r. H.. 10 wind up tie year buriness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
California Marriage. and Desshs-

In San Irpclco. Nov. Is. by ths Rev. Y NooAAe
Philadelphia .
In Son joss Nov Is Johu Bynss Of suffer County 10 Ase
d. Reynolds OF -. LouL, No. .
Ia oakland Nov = ~ che Row NJ Akehy James n Ia
than Of Mis- Nete hAIshal daughter Of C-<s<S
haitsA, e~'.
DTRD.
H. San Frsneicc Nov - Ns,hniel Con native Of Ess-
In sen FIa,cSs Nov q, Major John B. Scot, o. Army.
aged 70 yveTs. - - Al -.
erick Ahe ared y year, native of PsDnsissni%, BE q
Ohio.
Al se.r,,iie Nov H. Mrs TbeodOs Gssssa Of NewrosA.
ssed - yesIs -.
In Frsneisoo Nov &C. Of consesa o. the taasA Jsneg
NJ Blzke, AGED 70 years, native Of Portland Me-
In ssa frsnctce nny e. so.an H. ytie ysasa heh. jns
sssd q ysers AID 70 day.
nstRsIi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
A. Irtst ROw--A light occurred on Tuesday aIter-

Az Trrsn Row--A fight occurred on Tuesday alter
,o Al 10 u WsshnyOu street. between some 1ohlaus
Iue ard Ke7y,os" during which go tning 20 ns tH
which oonld b. converted INTO "a p, nan S,r,
Tan-elo y niucd wing received 'ev.1 riow, on n IT,
Which rendered tein In enfible Cp.ain suyy, o. M ts
Ward with .cvc1s Of biz soon I1i "a ,hd 70 Va t
soce by srestilg Wa Mitchell, Denei touh'i' anu 30 IL
Culty Who subsequently, taken De0re "sss' ~ WV
%RstST or = BURGGAK.-On Tuesday night, two
h were discovered IN tie hair ieey sioIr o. Mia nlay
n to,d No aJ RrsaiwHy, one o. whom, nauen hen ,
,5 tod The one who ecs cad WIN him 'If
- y, ., ,-ouerty rome which recovered uo~iahd was
rr,rd ~ 10 answer by Justice Quo. rabo.i
F0rSD DEaD.-Tbe police Of the Fourth Ward yer
ID, .pl he de- d body 81 .1led jane Maille"r,
vi an the sidewalk In the r8r If The mouse NO. 81 Shery
,ir., Az To. bead aud fce were nnch otl'' a. " "a @
- ,5. was the VI ti o. ome aifgJ Nrh had o.
Coroner Ukseie yesterday heIa "a iaques, on 'e
-, tb- .ylnre ELECTED ebo1td tl1 ne n"easod no
t5d tbe bsd usdoub,edy ien OFT Of ~, bedroom Wa
- g,r he nqh, ~ h. int0Scaiod MHl,eNs "s's salsi
III ~ y.sys aud usti,e Of Ivisnd verdict % aoea'"''
deatL rendered g.. o,ga.f. veaterdav
not on tho BODY II Pete pogd sged u Jrs,' q, NO o;
80 o. ,pge ho was burned 20 des'b " ,0h-' l "
ts ,.,tn, G,e yvtde q socd-o'S' de'b "s' tS'
dt.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

The sales of land by this company $4,000, aud
ca,h allotted $4,000. The sales ths year are about
81. 10000, and the collections $4,000. The census
retun. shov, a large increase Of population the line;
from 33 J9S in 1850 10 81 81 persons in 1850 10 the
A. counties through which the Illinois Central passes.
The Chicago T'rbuRe siys popuston has been
added 10 the productive power OF the prires opened
bv the nlmos Central. exceeding the present Topula-
ton Of the State Of Connecticut, which by The 1850
Census If about it0,occ
The METROPOLITAN Bank has declared a dividend OF
T. cent, payable January. The Bana of America
divides 8, T. cent, payable January 2. The Panama
Railroad Company have declared semi-annusl di'i-
dend of o & cent, payable January: The transfer
book will ce closed ths afternoon and reopen January
T. The Long Island Insurance Co. semi-annua divi-
dend Of 10 y cent, payable January , Toe American
Fire Insurance Company interest dividend vi s. y
cent psyable January =. The Grocer Bank, senii-
annual dividend OF 3 = cent payable on the "a OF
January. The Commonwealth Insurance Company
g cent, payable I'd January next ~. n Jesup ~
Co. will pay the January intereet on Greene County
dll.l bonds, and Joliet and Chicago Railroad Iondr
Coupony for Interest on Bonds OF the Central Military
Tract CHICAGO and Aurors, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Companies, maturing January l.
1851, will be paid when due by The Bank % Con-
more in New York.
Tho interest on the State dcbt Of Missouri hAs been
nearly al received here That Of Virginia HIS been
received in gold III the Bank 0i tht State Tennessee
and Michigan have also provided the funds here nsces
srv for the peyment of the nerst due on the ist 81
IapusIy. We have before noticed the prompt remit
taDoe Of the funds for lnof, Indiana, Georgia, Noiih
1ayoip;. and Mibpe,ot... TIE debt VI South Carolina
IA mainly held In EurOle.
The loan OF 81, 30 ,0,N bearing Z cent nter1t
adye,t,cd tor by the .GhoTitie. Of this STATE was
awarded to-day at ALBANY. The whole amour. bd Tor
WINS four miliou The iac' that tbis siort = cent
loan wa taken at Q premium, while Government Re
ourities aIe -elline q rate paying ea9 = cent III
ter,st shows that the Empire State .'iI re'@ns tne
io,ty earned confidence Of eaTi-lists
Annexed aru he fcurcs Of the condition 81 the
Eiehth.Ayenue Railroad Tor tie year ending SEPT ~
1850. ..
Co, a. fcfd nd e-rler-. ''
Length o. rad iiid, rnitt' =,
NIn.C,r o. caEf..+..-..... .'.''.''''''''
Nuub.r Of Tess, an d m A. o., "a
E,re-s. maintaining the In M
F,.r... Of r.par II ciinery ...'..-'.''. -
F.p.r4. Of or<rsns The Tosd...............'.'- -. ~
,Tr.n.por,s,ion 81 p.r.e.. -eilln .
Divideres " 2 crni...''.' 800 90 n, ,,l "a
Di,idsEds, q t-lt.......- SlN' w ''''i+- y
a,ucxsd sye the Ggules OF The condition Of the Ninih
Avenue Railroad for the year ending sept ~ lSdo'
,i .ocl .6l'nvo ~
ts!t' o. .b.cr.6sd 1595S
60, OF rod sud equiI mat .''...''''''''''',
I4n4ih Of road built In rn!ie'''.'.'''''''''' A.
h,a., ~ n-s-ers.ss ca ned. ..........l.s~E ,s, :,
E,prg.., q ns,u,lipipi nc rcsd,'""'"'"""" 1'''
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lAfYertisement.l
spypopnIATy Chr

APPLICABILITY CHRISTIANS UT u IIV htIIIIV1'H'''
Acoh 70 select You give your friend whatever se ~
- o,biar fla win prove of real value then written
pssiion az lis her character ggen phrenooecsy "
Eov1< & w siIs, NO. J08 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Marksn-c,nJrrLI RrrokTIp ron Tnn X y Tai ,',

MEDxFsDAY Dec. %. IN.
tSHES-1h ~ inauiry both kind light, I'd ne ieih .
,stsly: .sio. OF Pots - snd Pesrls ~ = 49,
bEESNYAX-fellov IN moderate request u irmer nfb--
.slas Of 900 southern q ac. We quote Hes.n a. ioc
COITON-rhere be- been very good denitrc ant ptns
raw sen advanced. III. market ciocs very rrr so. %
80 hale. b4i- Of zoe MddliDs p.shd and ii3l'
ri NeV-Orits enc and TsyE-
CotkEERo has b,e ia good inquest, md prices az 49,
,a We hes OF ale. OF 20 a, III alec. Oher dr-rp
n, A.. ou 81. and Is have only notice ta!es OF ~ us
I,,j-s Al l4c AID 100 IsruayrA lJsGItc We quote;
H. b.........lb alo, Marseaibo .....'.isi 81 \
Utgf. Jemaca...... ~, u
Rio, Ordinary oil ~ p"nhoo' Sss'''''''
acknowledgements al
1OPPyR-Rahnsd La been quiet and pf'ces pave
,, DOWN. ard tendency hear Of no safe. OF imp"r hee
Manufactured |. dull bot ptic-s shov no mai.siS han;
COAL-Tls dasnd for D,oSe~io 10 good and WITH co. az
tl,.l. pike, a., .as ,c,,la-d toe draaaa tx ~ ess mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

good, that quality Of frur does NOT usually keep pace
with bulk Large pears and strawberries are some
tmes veTy nice, but small ones more frequently, by
lar. hr. Warner has two huge specimens of Winter
pears, Gloria Mundi apple, tina; must weigh nearly
three pounds; Baldwin, swollen beyond recognition
Tsipahakn, almost as large three-story house,
and a Rhambo, large, doubtless, as even Oregon
trees produce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
SUPREME CoURT-CnASBEEs.-Dso. sS-Btfore 's'u
Ho1EBoOs-

In the matter of Mary Glynn.-Habeas corpus
In The matter Of opening CaInbs s,ree,Ors' for payment
Of Iuouie. 70 SJuue Coighte granted - 10, -
I'M the meter the viii Of Chsries r. he'eyee HN'uo
randt) - -, ,...-.- g.. ozt.. rsc. r.
az o,o,,eTtv 10 Ne,. Yorh Magtle Co ct future
my 49, Before Justice SUTHERLAND go
H. t att.r Of the sppicaton OF the Meyer Gc rpdNe 10
M sp.n. OF Hesde street, Ae.Bepor cou1med and ofde'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

COURT CALENDAR-raIs D,r
SUPREME -CEcUT-Uncbaneed.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Psrt Adjourned for the term.
Par III -AJjouried r. Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

~~N~N'NNNt
trees produce.
DfLTA KAPPA EPsLos.-This Society met and or
gained IA Fifteenth Annual Convention yesterday az
\ M, in the rooms of the Nh Chapter OF the New
York Free Academy, Nc. So Broadway. 1t is consti-
tuted by fraternity OF Chapters from the different
Colleges throughout the country, North and South.
Representatives, appeared yesterday from thirty Col.
egee among which were the University of Virginia.
Harvard University, Hamilton College Union College,
Schenectady, Michigan University, University of
mississippi Bowdoin College, Maize, WaterviIe Col.
hge, University of Tennessee, etc. The business rans-
acted thus far has been merely preliminary. To-day
the Convention will resseemble at 10 a. M, and will
continue the session al the hour on Friday The
business Of the Convention viii consist in proposing
and adopting amendments 10 the constitution and Dis
OUssing motions having in vie the general interest Of
The fraternity. On Friday night, the Annual Congen-
ton dinnec Will take place, at the Fifth-Avenue
Hotel.
TBE Crri CHANBEKLAINsHIF.-Mr. Daniel Devlin
the newly appointed Chamberlain who as heretofore
stated of the Directors of the Broadway Bank
and largely engaged in the clothing business appeared
yesterday afternoon at the Controllers Office and sic.
nifed his intention of accepting the appointment
The funds Of the city and county yesterday de-
poted with Dir. Plat usual and ii may be several
days before the new incumbent is duly qualified
There u report current that the removal of Mr. Plat
was concoced between the Mayor and the Aldermanic
Ring, 81 a caucus held at DelmOnicos two or three
Days before Mr.. Wood stepped into the state of matr
mony. We give the story for what it is worth Mr.
Deyin We are informed il friend" Of the Mayor s.
SUICIDE or AN ISyALID.-Elias Kemp q native OF
Polsnd aged % years who has lately been an inmate
Of the Jews Hospital No. 40 West Twenty eighth
street died Christmas day from the effect of self
inflicted wounds. The deceased has long been suffer-
ing from spinal disorder and in spite Of the efforts of
she attending physicians continued to grow worse. 4
few DAYS since the physicians informed him that there
prospect Of his recovering and this announce
meui disheartened him, that Sunday last lie cut
his throa; with razor. The wound inflicted left the
nn1crtuna;e nan in great agony, ultimately causing
death. Coroner O Keefe held an inquest the body
yesterday, resulting in verdict in accordance with the
facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
Internationally

IAdverstsemsn..l
DREW g. FRENCH.
Pxoppcr Coxn,ssios MBRCaASrv-
Bcyrs. Garner, Es+ss, PouLrEr. 8ssx, GsAis, F<ssA
PoRE. &c.
No. Erie Buildin y. Hew.Ysrt-
Liberri CA.z advaaces nasdr ceuaSsusntA
pessrencs-D r MANTLE Presdelt Ocean Bank, hss-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Dsc q,
coURT CALENDAR

Notes Of isue for the January term must be lied o.
~ before Friday, the cab iDst
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ernbA z Aes.-...-'
Csavezs eac& Nlcks,
WOOD Dcci. Vp.E..
Bisck Doox. y pair =.
feelDck, v psir....
Ma,srd. y psif. ......
Prsirie Chicken. trap
ped. nos drawn. Rpr
PrsirieC hiokens,sAst,
in good order.....,:
Prairie Chickens, I'gh
UuJTurhfys, y ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

WoOL-The market continues in state OF smoN complete
sst!on the demand from all quarters = very ist ara Pt
are esyy and derre-s thousand pounds Of Domestic
Fetce have sod, but the prices still sept strictly
though they without. doubt much lower tsn t pc
.nnug month. Wool has certainly received Dio uoh
which viii take long time recover, even nolI an
dis, rp tiou sk. rscs b. narcisy and politically Il i 10
be hoped that The year nay open WIN DSnet proposes
and business VII eGain resume Its sway whe ac
yty ard depression have been predominant We APP
und quotations but would remark tht they altogether
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, DEC. 27 1860
lBrom the New York TriOune.l

.a Frayer meeting Ina a storm.
tsee President Buchanan's last ProelamatIon.l
gale came up from the SOU SOU west; 'f ~
Twas fierce November weather:
Butthe ship had felt such a storm before,
And her planks still held together.
AId thus, though the bowling tempest showed
No signs Of dlminutlon,
The passengers said: "we'll trust our ship,
The stauuch old constitution
The captain stood on the quarter deck
"The seas" he said, ''tbey batter us:
Twas my watch below in the former gale
g.. Idoubt fwe'll weather Hatteras.
The wind on the one side blows me on,
The current sets me shoreward:
III just lay-to between them both,
And seem to be going forward"
"Breakers ahead!" cried the watch on the bow.
"Iiard up!'' was the first mates order;
"She feels the ground SWELL, the passengers crie
Sand the seas already board her!'
The foresal split in the angry gust;
In the hold the ballast shifted .s
And an old tar said: ''1f Jackson steered
We shouldn't thus have drifted"
But the captain cried; Let go your helm.''
And he called 10 the bo'swaln;
"Pipe all hands to the quarter deck, ,..
And we'li save her by Devotion!n
The first mate hurled his trumpet down;
The old tars cursed together,
To see the good ship, helpless roll
AT the sport of wave and Gather.
ha aito .ad ngia
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
NO. 80.

-
Prophecyl was George Washington an Al
Inspired prophet? II his solemn afyec.
Ilonate, FareweH Address, he declayes
lhiS very Union, or as he. constfuess it,
"the anity of government, which con-
Stltutes you one people, ihe main pillar ir
The edifice Of our real independence" How
wonderfully did be foreste all these dan.
gers and results? It's scarcely proposed
10 shatter the unity Of our goyernmsDt.'
and re-diyide 1t into hs primitive frag-
ments, that all "our real independence"
lost forever!- do we Instantly hear Of an
expected dependence upon our old tyraut
England, exclusively Tor our shipping,
our anufactures; our mtrchaudize: our
markets for our s,sylrs AMI a Navy. Alasi
t6at ''independrnt'' States Il our 'North
American Un'on, should ever dream Of
crawling. together with Honduras. Belize
and The discovered Stat Of Central Amer.
,ca' like litter Of tlmid whelps, with their
backs all bumped and iheir lals ali tigIt-
ly tucked between th,ir trenfbIin9 I9Gs.
around, behind and under Tie British /
Llon-for ..protection !" ~
No-No-Never-Eever. Rather LET
us end as We began Let us all LOOK.
again on that Bauntr OF Beauiy ard Of
Glory. End. whilst eyer the solid Earth
ran sustain its flagstaff, or the Sun cast
light upon its emblems of purity and
power, or the Air can wait breeze 10
unfold, sar after star all its full apd gilt
tering constellation. Whist ever and
where's ever Americans Of any genera
'ion' shan have eyes 10 ses it, hands to
uphold it. hearts to love il, or heart's-.
bio to shed for il--Oi NAV tLis flag Of
our Fathers Upion--our Union Its col
orS all clean aud bright the snowy white.
the pure H-art-n.ood Red and the unfad.
ing true BLU Of the azur4 sky,--no sister
s'ar oedimmed nor gone rayless and lost
IN utter dark ness--our Who'll. copsfella
tion complete. Oh! may it there stand
and remain. the most loved aud treasured
legacy TO our latest posterity--co existing
with the Earth, the Air the very Sun
himself.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
Southern States:


To this is to bs added some hundreds of
millions more, Oh account of the cost of
the Post Ofi:e service in those States,
over and above the revenue, for seventy
years; on account Of the enormous extra
expenses in that section for river apd har-
Dor Improvements, military drf.nc4s, dc ::
apd on account Of ezra protection 10
S uthern sugar, pait b. III people ofthe
North. in tile shape of a 80 p cent. tar
if, which amounted to tpelve millions cf
dollars in The single year of 1857.
Now, let any Que contemplate the Cot
ION States as fairly outside tie Union, and
tt-mpting to negotiate wirh their late
partners for thefr sbars in the terri orial
domaih and other Federal property HIRE
lis debt Of up wards OF five hundred niil-
ions against them. to begin with. It is
likely that the non $ cpdlng States would
view with much favor demand from the
seceders who had successfully conspired
against the common want to divide with
them the territories? And is not, what
possible umpire could be either agreed
upon or obtained, to decide the difference,
wide and irreconcilable as it would be?-
Nus, II he determined, at last, by an ap-
pal to the bloody arbitrayment Of the
sword? Aud If so, whish section is most
likely 10 hold the territories against the
ot er? ...
May not the Sau,h find, at last, that in
rushing out of the Union to secure the
abstraction of the right to hold slaves in
the territories. they have lost all claim to
any territories in which TO hold them?-
Would it not do well to lay to heart wise
old Esop's fable of the dog and the sLad-
ow?- Gin Com. sFs ,ss ..A-- "a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
Later from California.

at a
FoRT KEARNEY, Dec l8.-The Pony
Express, with California tes TO the 9Th
inst, passed here at Two o'clock this morn
ing. i.ai
The Pony Express, with St Louis
dates to the 2lst ult.. and Fort Kearney
to the 23rd arrived at San Francisco on
the 4th inst. %@'
The Secretary of State, ou.the srd inst.
opened and counted the official returns of !,
tue late election, declaring the following
result; Total votes, l19,807. Lincoln,
38, 72I; Douglas, 37,9s4; Breckenridge,
|33,97l; Bell, 6,l1S; scattering, IL.
The people voted against calling Con- 3
stiutioual Convention bv majority Of
only l7s. The vote for paying the State
debt was largely in the ascendant. This
debt amounts to between 100000 aud
$500, 900. 1881 q seseqta- IS 8
The following is the official vote Of
Oregon; Total vote, l4,76:.; Linz oln, g.
358; Breckinridge, 5067; DOUGLAS, 4,t44
Bell, 1872; Lincoln pluality SOL. aa'a
p9.DO no, jest 50 as To- wound the
feelings ofarother. aus@ sssa,s t5.l
.rn a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

nea.Do no, jest SO as TO wound the
feelings farotaer. stssas9 assa.s. t3.i
-'ess ,slss sfg5 l'aE si99gil bss S.gsd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

| caunot-I have not the heart, if you
had the patiencs--to discuss this ques.
ton of the ability or inability of our great
little army 10 reduce the revolving States
again to their proper sphere OF duty and
interest. know we'll enough that neither
the North nor any Foreign Power couli
subdue the South. But ina general @ I'M
mon, complete ruin. what bOots---it who
shall be hailed viclor? But cannot con
clude, without calling attenton to the
prevalent idea of the southern confedetacy
being protected" by England-God ol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
What the Cotton States have COST the Un-

Some people are credalous enough to
suppose that the c.diug Stats, having
hrst sot out of the Union, eaa male e set
Ilemeut with the remaining States which
shall leave a sufficient balance on The side
Of the seceders TO enitie them TO claim
share of the territories. Let US see. The
following is table Of the actual expendI-
'ures Of the Governme Mt for and ON ac-
count Of the cotton States. The Mexican
war expenses are properly counted in,
since that war would never have been un-
dertaken bu! FOR the Claims Of the extreme
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
TERMs on ADVERTIsING.
RooK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all
WORK: such as CARDS, ORR" LAks, ro2 Or = ~ y
BALITICKET and every other variety OF rhai .io
hND FANCY j 0 BBING, with new and superior'ypei
and on sh ort notice. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
BRENNAMAN'S
IMPROVED CNALN PUMP

THAVE REMOVED MY SHOP from my former
Il stand on Broadway in Lancaster, to my residence
one and halfm East of town, on thu pike, where
will All orderso short notice, and warrant satsfac
uon. ISAAC BRENNAMAN.
May3, Is6O--4u
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27
IusTIcE ro MR. LINCOLN.

1t is bad enough, God knows. am
the last man in this nation to SET up any
defences or palliations for that execrable
party, | have personal reasons, superad-
ed to public grounds, for hating it in its
organization, material and leaders, such
as no man here has, I know. Nevertheless,
facts are facts. Andas for me, i will never