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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Nobly Said

Although the Wing party Of Georgia has suf-
fered more from the desertions Of would.be lead
ers than has the party in any other State of the
Union. not even excepting Virginia, lwhere the
present leaders and chief fuglcmen of the Democ-
raey are. almost without exception. renegade
Whgs.) still there are to be found even in that
Locofoco ridden State, some of tho staunchcst,
ablest, and most vigorous defenders of the true
faith, of which our party can boast. As an evil
dsaee Of tho fact. We suboin I'm extract from the
last issue Of the National american. of Atlanta,
in which it will be seen, that that journal, rcpcls
the insolent overtures of tho Democracy. with n
spirit that s especially refreshing in these tempo
rising days: We cannot and do not speak for
Others" says the American, ''but we can and win
speak for ourselves. We are quito anxious as
any to stamp our principles tho legislation Of
the country, by securing political power; hut
sooner than unite with organization which its
own members, press and leaders denounce for OK.
trAvagance and corruption, and the practical result
Of whose principles and Legislation see and
k1;osc and feel TO be unjust sectonally, and work
ing to the injury, if not the destruction of this
government and Union, wo will always remain in
We do not seek fame and wealth Mt the expense Of
our country or its libertes. We are not ashamed
Of being in minority-cven hopeless minority
nor are We afraid TO be there had We been, we
should have accepted Tong ago an invitation to CO.
alesce with the Democracy often crtended We
are accustomed to being in minority, and expect
to remain in one if q change of honestly enter
tanned principles is necessary to secure position
in a majority party. The language of the ever
glorious Harry Of the West, when he said Il hao
rather be right than be President has always beer
regarded by us as the honest declaration of a true
patriot meaning exactly what and all the Language
expressed. Like the veneratcd sage of Ashland
who is now Landed for selfish party purposes b,
those who once prosecuted him with bloodhound
ferocity aud bulldog tenacity of purpose we had
rather be 10 minority we believe to be right
than in a majority whose members acknowledge
to exnavagance. corruption and Disunion." We
are glad and proud to know that such is the feel
Ing which animates the entire body Of the South
esnOpposition. With men Of this high stamp il
i glory to fight, whether for the moment We sue
cced Or fail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
MMERCIAI,.
LhCTBLRC HiakETs,
n A. B. RUCKER.
Pho ID l. CI3 Is II o * T. r,
A.Sfs3 MAIN SHEET.

rVrlese quosens viii be Understood, r,preoeni whole
sas prices geheraIb
ArpIrs-l,rcen brf-k al a. 5aGt5 ger prime
BAcoS.-Supi, goo-i eonints N. qisations 81 ioG1i
c
BgASs-white- al t.50@sf.55 d buslel
RFgswAx.-326h25 cents
Fresh l.u Firkin, extra supply quote
table Better 2aenas cts; Firkn ls6tts eis.
IoRS.-fcil,M - es.; White 81 ri-.
Il IonN ME,L.-in demand 9aotsi cents
dIagsr..inmer River 81 Goa :1so.
Dgigp fgurrApp!rs $1,000 30 :Pcied Peaches, tiGB
-. tnI~ard ,io.. II mo - 10 p bush.
FLorHihe receipts are ghisiih IN increased dtahid
quote Snlcrhne s5s1GgS6:; Extra .d2'@et65' fami!
$G>1snt7.Dh.
FLAxsksD.--nemanl g.od--Si, 2,GSl leo.
fEATuEBs.-331t 10 cents.
Fga1tiIzERNu Peruvian Guano G2s0 u ton Of 1000 rs;
cesos Manipulated Gaho ss5sad; Sombrco Gaauo si1oo;
Mexican Gusno $500, Rhodes sup Phosphate 81 Lime f10o
uin's ps,spho Peruvian Gunao tJ!.5O Urounl Iias"r,
loaae, S9.oo l'as-oi siiH.
GnAss Iis.r fno6tC23 Timothy s2ssaaso: Or.
eard tl ,}>Gs 30; Esi tras &osl,i2; Esergrcen S2o
GIHsESs.--5hG1aj cenIs.
HA,-slooGe4ll2,a u 100 Ms.
1noS.--Monnia.a 500 $50; Weafer's $40 81 ton.
IaRp.-Suppiy good al llGIl4cents.
LinEf YOUNGSTOWN Si,1GbtI Oh: Mountain >of 30 CENTS
oSInSs While >el1,.i cir Red G9Ntia cts 2 busie
oArsl have 10 nI, IN ae. demand nj doIb2 or " ante
Gio.AGI cenis nr Black
ftAs-i,aekS cd s6as2 Oh; black Cow Pea i.I00fi5h
PoIArOE ccnls--uccurtllg 10 quality.
ToBAeeo-l,eo.ipts have largely inc eased at all The Ware
houses The pas weckhpu continue 10 notice the nlreIea
al fine working quote mgs Poor Ia Common 3IaOG9$lD
Bright tran Working s3OaGli>50; Poor 10 Common lca
il30GG $500 Bright Aofkg Leaf 3n1l f.2o the iisits
price of the
MnEAT--Wh small receipts hHyr notice improved
isng and quote Red saoQ, sl9; fr choice White sl3111
Sl45.
Wool -Unsashcl % Washed 3l1 40 according 10 quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

The Hon. Thos A, Hendricks Democratic can.
didate for Governor Of Indiana, undertakes in hiss
speech to show that "freedom in the territories
is safer in the hands OF the Democracy than Of III"
Republicans" That would be n very pretty text
for stump speech down South incinndti Com
Hnercial
The Democratic papers South, preaching from
snis pretty text" would glorify Hendricks as
II pro slavery Democrat" volunteering TO defend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

PRo!RFss or THE MASSACHUSETTS SrRIKE.-The
strikers at Lynn Mass made great turn nut in
procession on Friday last, numbering over 1000.
The spectators were double that number.
Several hundred banners were borne by the strik
ers, both male and female, and the city deco
rated in many places with flags and streamers.
The procession comprised besides all the strikers
o. Lynn. several military and fire companies, with
bands of music hn'l delegations oi females from
swamp c,tt, MarileheaJ, Danvets. Sausus. Read
ing. Stoneham, Woburn, Beverly Salem, and 9th
,laees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Tho New York Herald says that the priss of
aldermen and negroes has gonc up wonderfully
In tho last few years. 4 New York alderman
could be bought up, it tells w. for hunnred dol
lars ten years ago. But now his vote commands
oven two thousand dollars mere. Tue price
rises with the rise If real estate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

ELECTIONS IN PENNsyLvANIA- .ALrFSrowS, Pa.
March 1.-THE borough election took rlace YES.
terday. Mr.. George Beisel. Republican, was re-.
elected burgess by pa majority.
BrproRD, March l1.-At the election, Yesterday
Bed ord district gave increased Democratic major.
tiles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

IuttANAptAN Observation-Disclosures. March
1.-THE second reading ct the bill providing for
n subsidy to the Canadian Ocean Mail Steamers
was carried by Ii majority.
The grant to the Montreal Telegraph COMPANY
has been amended by power being given to the
government to treat with other companies for tho
extension of the telegraph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

ARREST OF ALLEGED Observation-Disclosures
March u Two men, Bull and Wilson, have been
arres''' IN Baltimore on the charge of Kidnapping
the negro John Brown ut salisbury, Lancaster co
Pa, and held in $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

VIRGINIA pElEGArir>s TO TIE NATIONAL Cox
NrNTloN. - WINCHESTER. W.. March 1.-The
Convention of this (l0h) district was held ycster.
day, aud Messrs- lloge and Funston were appoin
ted delegates to the Democratic National Convcn.
ton Me,srs. Parsons and puckwall were ap-
pointed altcrnaes. The delegates are Hunter
men.
WASHINGTON. March lin the II, h, or Uheel.
inG Electoral District, Charles Russell ct Wheel
nS, and VIM. G. Brown. Of Preston, both Hunter
men, have been elected delegates to the Charles ION
Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

AnANp1~ED At SrA.--CnaRLFsToN, March IL
III ship Hartford has arrived here, having on
h, rrd the Of the bark Excelsior. of New
i"rd, for Barbadocs, abandoned at sea, leaking
la Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

PrRsox Al NORFOLK, Va, March lS.-IIon.
Francis Mallory. formerly mcmhcr of Congress
from this District and Paschal Schisanc. French
Vice Consul nj this CITY, are both danger ously i'll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

rne CANADIAN Posr-ofFicss- G W March
Il An order has been issued by the Postmaster
General to MI Pos,nastcts in Canada Vest, relieving:
them from any urthcg obligations to open their Offices
Sundays.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

MOBILE RACES Mobile, March 1.-THE four mile
M, mid race to-day was won by Fanns Washington
The mile race was won by Exchequer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

lSplAv TROUBLES IN TEx,s-Nrw OalrA>s
March l6.-Adyccs ircm Texas Say't that Cover
nor houston is organizing an expedition a-aius
the Indians. Capt. rleson is to command III
expedition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

IN addition 10 the following papers for which am Special
per the United States.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court ousc, Va.
WlIlG,
REGISTER J
SENTINEL. Gog,rs,llc, Tenu,s
lNrELLlGENrEE, M"rrisiown, Tenn.
Gh2AErrr Lexington, va.
SENTINEL. Liberty, VA
VISITOR. Marion, Va.
W RlMIG'HAr' Fioeasllc, Va.
EEGlSrEE Ftn,illc. Va.
SENTINEL N. Nan,lra. Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax TO. lIn. Va.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
fNSrI HY' Ionesboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Grccuytlc Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn
posi-, Athens.
V 'iM,t Han Abingdon, Va.
STAR ANp HERALD. Chrisiaussnr., va.
PATRIOT, Gral sou Co lio, Va.
IIvt.S 'N'"' wyhc,ile, VA
ADVOCATE, Tazewcll Co. IIn, Va.
SOUTH VEST, titles Co. No. Va
.tErI BlItAN, Winchester
PTa Wishing Ia advertise IN al tc above nh
al IrE having extensive circulation Ties. will
Hnd rrarSr 10 call AT the office
bury N tnian AEs. where contracts Ill be and
Gl.rrh- N, Its rpEw AnnEn wlrHot plI=n
\. WADrlIL.
jan - H. Foreman virginia., oihc''.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS --NEw YORK March
I.-Thc steamers Glasgow and New York sailed
to-day for Liverpool, the former with 90 rns>en.
gers, and the latter with loo passengers and Sli6-
900 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Fur ~ Niles. MIcnIsAv.-- NILES March Ii.
lSdh.--A fire broke out ut miini .ht in Colby 4
Cos f'ur store, destroying it aud several ndrn-
ing buildings, occupied ly various dealers The
contents oi the building were mostly saved. l. ,ss
81 600 insurance 81 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

in the N,r,h, rrincirle in the fnain'enanee =
,siiai -. Involved the fr'- sui sseted honor Il
IL, ,,afac,u psaaie ! hg = 81 sch . .ta'.-
teess, they are ~, w, u a continental copper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Tools and Machinery.


fsNllE proprietor returns his thanks his
ne Tor The liberal patronage heretofore Received and
I"Cut asks continuance of the ledyny
ton 10 give satisfaction Ia all that call on nj.
STABLES AND LOTS conveniently situated dry comfa.
bic aud well arrange, for the accommodation Of stock DRO-
NERs are invited To call and examine for themselves
NH l. -2awts WN A CLEMENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

For Constable.
n.y. WE authorized auAounrc tn'. NM. T..
1>@% BROWN II candidate Tor re-el.eoh To the ulhce
or High Constable,
g-> TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCilbUhG. y" one
- having been announces, n can'iite i"r The ojrc
Of High Constable, respeelin, ,se cand
,intc that Office, subject decision al the polls
rues,ii,. the Bd day OF ApriI next
NH ..il,c WIN. T. PERCIkAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Asrr.r or ~ ALLEGED ASCENDING cLEHk.


: = Isayingtaa a clerk under S"ssnei fnfnss.
chs .ltgk II the House e Representative ut
\ ..Hioaton. charged = "a i-y'eg discounted with
a ..,t x2tO 900 in post Office scrip. ~i''h he had.
!, !. alleged. obtained from various parties in that
civ. was arrested in New York ON Friday even
Ing. According to the New York Express Mr. 7.
borrowed the post office scrip which ne Pr"m'sed
to turn into scrip. at the rate Of 20 cents On she
dollar. and his disappearance led TO much exc'fe'
ment in Washington The Express says:
The prisoner is fac looking IRAN. about thir.
,y..,,en years u age. and though seii.passessed
vet i, ,ery nervous. During Friday evening he
was engaged in writing letters, and IN the course
II an hour .m, ked upwards Of dozen cigars.
lie stated iha, since leaving Washington lie had
Travelled und.r the assumed mime 1t Snowdeh.
by which he was registered Mt the lnternatlonal.
Information Of the arrest has been sent on II
Washington. but no word was received up to u
late hour in the night Of the manner IN winch h.
i, TO be disposed oil. Bnyington is said to be tho
head d! large and Interesting family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Exc.upaEST If Politicians The Repuhcahs
nf Hartford. Connecticut, are erecting "camp
tent ore bundled iy seventy. ten feet wider than
tho Fremont camp Of sc, and capable Of seating
$500 persons. with standing room for about u
thousand more, There will be two galleries ex-
cu.isely tor the ladies. sufficiently conmodipuS to
scat about funr hundred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
FOW LE Il co...
A 4 n L \

FOW LE Il co..
\ ]. J.. y y \ ID II y, NIRG;INI
importers and Beui,,s az ali kIadSoJ
FERTILIZERS,
Have constantly ON hand large supply OF
PERUVIAN ga aSO.
Imported q" bH'h into This port Is.
LANps-and hdgJei htse In new and strong htgging
Furnished AMI Sfdu,yed 6H
TIE AGENTS OF THE PERI Wan GOVERNMENT
fENN consequently enabled I" offer Agcul. ulisis
article IRON, III d8Aittrdoh and hich ,,y ,,r.
rant ~ tF.rt respect, Each cargo arrive, rec, ives tia,
cl, rs"uni inspection. and is accniate, aaAzed hy Ii
Richard H. 81 bier. Chemist q" this They ar, pr,i AIRED Il,
uruh III" dh,r article as cheap ii be had
II "a Lis s5Y
- y liberal discount male Ia dealers
SOM BRERO GUANO
Also nj dtrect importation Ia, Island Sombrcr
Nsp t''05at IAN, iWe,pc8 ,ircs Isian3 Eiiyq /Jbg
o. '?snia1, and i. /" 0Ed ~" A.aitan Guano--
all al lht Invest prices FDWIE ~ co,
hh - h's Alexandria, a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Sheridalty.

m WE are authorized to .noIhce G JORGE II, LEM
~ Mon cnndpiarc tor the Aherit'lli! ui tanihcl
I 1nuty. Rep mi 10
WE authorized to announce JOHN %. THORN
IE Hill candidate the Shcrifalty of
bell County. lmli >-ltfitF
M sy> NE authorized tn FRANCIS TloIN-
dES Ton ny Candidate for The Hirri1o' uf tanib..l
county Election day, ith THURSDAY IN May. tmh 2-ilic
n s- authori !rd t, aiuuuaec 10. u. DANE.
- RON rs candidate for The Sheri,s "t Amherst
county, al tie ensuing election. LrI aide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

HAVE In store and receiving Of the host assori
Il nents of WALL PAPER AND BORDERS ever brouah
10 Lnehhurg Persons In wan, will ud their
io examine the stock Pretty Chamber Patterns al 10 and ~
r Pretty Chamber Patterns glazed only ~ cents Parlo
fa"s AS low as 20 CENTS also, Hall Ceiling Papers al low
prices n q NiTT1p WV
NH 10 *. MAJ s.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

FiuE " Il cKruRp. hi, March IA fire in
this city la,l light DESTROYED Wiuncba.o Hail. and
several buildings adjoining. The Loss. is estimated
ut $50 900. insured for Sl3OOn Tie fire is sun
posed 20 have been the work Of an inccndiarv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Two OmuibuSSeS for Sale.

Two OmulDuSSeS for Sale.
FE'iiE subscribing ia, Tor sale privately Nv" siroe second
handed nMNiBl - -. They IN good repair, and
putuplao. each a,sngrrs conveniently be
At the AMERICA 10th street, Rich mnnd.
tLh 3lW MARC ELIUS HICKS.
StO1p RlNGSof ever! weight in II, G and Is karat gd,
- \ nrgc stock on hand i. WILLIAMS son,
IN - NJ ain street.
SII.NER MICS AND CUPS, INFANTS SiErTs, PAP
- SPOONS DC, &c. j. WILLIAMS " son,
Street.
p.A NOW! IS THE TIME i! -a4a
1850. MARCH 1860.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
SOUTHERN !GRituLTuRAL IMPLEMENT

MANUFACTORN.
FSNi;. subscribers having erected NEW AND COMNODI-
oIN RI iLliiNt' adjacent the Pelmon, House and
the f,rnix Foundry is prepared manufacture all kinds Of
AGRICULTURE IMPI EMENTS,
Tools and Machinery,
Having hrcr awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the late Fair
at the yu hhurg Agricultural and Mechanical Society for the
trst iInrN Power. and Plougs hacr hmslyes that their
work Will give entire satisfaction and would
frei' I" buy articles o southern Manufacture under proper
guarantee II. /. SlIEPlIEISD a. GO
Itch ls-dAciN.l LrHtHBIRG, "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
New Jewelrv

ME have to-la, ed several new sty,s Of Coral no.,
w and Pearl Jewelr. wrich M be- pleased 10 show
.,oo j. WILL ANS Il SON.
"" - IS Main Street
I ARD.-No, Lard, in Store and for sale by
~ mn IL SrEA1ToN 4 HENSLEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
New ications at Victor.s Book Store

HAUNTED HOMESTEAD, Mrs. Soulhworth's last; Ap.
VENTURES ANp OBSERVATIONS IN WESTERN AFRICA: Ma.
ny DEswE>T, by Mrs Stephens; PRrSTIcrItxA; SEVERN
YEARS Grace Aguiar; ruE Rivals, by Hon Icc Clemens:
InNA Mission; BKrLAn Leisure MOMENTS; Lirg ron Lye:
Win Sf"kls IN f"k oot1ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Wresc quosionsi viii be Understood, rcpreoeni whole
sals prices geherab.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

~ zx- MASTER OF ruIIt FL respectful, aunounc,
tE my seh candidate for tho ui'rt ot Master uf Police
nj The ensuing election IN April Having scrri Tor several
past IN the OF! Watch Is believe, e 4al,cti
all parties fancy eau m the Office In question: in
c,Iunll. acceptable. Tlloe. j. AUSTIN.
nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

N - An the solicitation of Many Voters" respectfully
E announce self candidate iar the Office Master
ri Police NJ the approaching Slrn Election promising If
elected, discharge tlr dlt the niiec il b,~
RlilIlh.s. lhIl 2 Isl .DllN MTG HAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25


BrIsSt,N I'm Tuesday, July -. oi consumption, Nrs.
Tfrz ggru wife o Ebert T. Burnhnr1, aged IS ycorr.
The friends Of The family, ard 81 hcr faihcr, The lnto
Rob RI McTaranc. respectfully invited o. attend The
frnc-nl from her atc r.sif.rcc 81 West Eleventh street,
NJ two ocock on ihurtdav afternoon Her remains VII
bc taken g. IonkCrs Tor iuiCrucnt.
CovrS.-on Mondas night, Juiy =. MARY Cor17E, aged
9 Year,.
III friends and acquaintance n the eny respect
luuy nvitc 10 stcna TIC cYnl, irun the rcrdeuce Of
hes frcas, john and Johanna Cody bsS Second avenue
as ", O'Clock this (wcdncstoy) afternoon.
CoII4Ns-tn Tuesday scrnoon. M throo o'Cipcs, Jtu
coil.s. son e. James aud lceoy Collins osc4 Z uonti8
and 10 days.
The norhi vii take place from the rssdc1oc o. liz ia
rcnts No 10 cahseyeert street ~ THURSDAY noiuoon, a,
one orl,eg Tho resaains Vii ie Inferred In Calvary
Cetnou -. wiz amfbag. Tie rcatiyes ard friends q tie
family are respectfully invited 90 N,end.
roHl11Y.--,n Tuesday July -, ELixs ioF1f.Ty, agod
20 year,, native Of buniochcr, Dumb1ricraEc, scnl
land.
HE friends of the family respectfully inthed ~ ~.
tend thc funeral the rcsi1 Of her brother law
No ~ last Tr,y second street, this tNodnesiny) Alter
noon, at two O'Clock.
FasN-on Tuesday, July 81, q discssc 81 uo lungs,
FRsssTs EGas, aged "a years.
Tho friends and thosc Of hs brother, tbc rev. raiTc
Trau arc respectfully invited 70 attend ihc fu-cr from
I'll West Forty street rurday morrng nj ten
ocock Tie remains will be taken 10 TIE Church ~ The
Z Holy Cross where a solemn mae Of requiem va b.
| filtered VI FOR tho rcpofc &C BE soul
usSpgic1s On Tue Gay, yuly "a tDstg rfnni fsu-h
| tcs Of Mortimer ard Jusiira Icndiicks
TIE fUnQcl will ta1e place tbs tNefnteda,l r1cr &C.
| u, pnt O'clock. from ~ West Twcutcih street
IgCss.--L1c frcQ4s Az teA.-.s s, ttc ian,I. ar
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TIE FAnILY HERALD.

The Meteor or Friday Night-The Presi-
Dental Probe m-ArrtvAi OF the Prince
or Waies--The Military Cnrnivni-'The
WaltOn-Mathews Tra Com
mence naents-The Latest News-Market
Reports, &C., Se.
The FAMLI HEsAID for this week, VIII be ready to-
day "wednesday, and among other things IL WI
contan-A description OF the Meteor Of Friday Night
the Most Remarkable Phenomenon Of the AgeSes Views
and Shore Views of It, &C. The Presidential Problem
The Four Political Parties Of the Country Face 10 Face
with the Views and Estimates OF a Lincoln Man, a
Breckenridge Man. Bell Man and Douglas Man, all in
the Chapter; An Account OF the Arrival Of the
Prince OF Wales in Canada; The Military Cayniva-De-
parre Of the Chicago Zouaves aud Arrival OF the Syan
nah Blues Commencement Mt Yale end Harvard Colleges
banks, Wilson, Everett, Douglas and sumner on the
Platform for Once, &C., The latest News from En-
ropo, California, &c; Affairs at Pixies Peak The Walton
Mathews TragcdyCosc OF the Tcstimonyyerdict OF the
Coroners Jury against Charles JeerdsHs Committ TO
Prison, &C.. The Local News OF New Yor, and Vicinity of
Importance Reports OF the Cattle, Provision and Money
Markets. md al interesting matters Of the preced
Inc week.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25
Personal InteIligence.

Gov r. n Nrrgan, OF Albany! Is occupying apartments
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon W Preston United state Minister n She Court q
San and W. colsco, lsq q Tie linssian j. ailoa AZ
Washington. arc stopping az tho New York Hotel
Professor Fernando Rodriguez, Of Havana, g stopping
a. the Astor liac0 H0tcL
Capt. Joscrh ricrco uni son, of cnclnnatl and w.
Cosswcl oi Albany, are stopping al The Everett HoGr
GOV. nani;s of MaesacLrsct,s; Hon. sidney leD, ot
C1rroCfir Hon John NcEifucy Of nvtroit, Hon. ~
doe. Pratt or rratsyllo; Robert Mis- Bsq, OF Texas
gid q. wilson, leo. ard isAty, % Abny, Weie Ainone
the arrivals az tho 81 n cholts Hotel yesterday.
Caut Alexandra. Of Porto rco Is sproat Tsq., and
nlmy, of Mssssrhuzctts. NJ Collins, Iai.. OF Boston q
A. "a, plenb Tsg.. and lsiy. Ut NeaaeAu tts, y. H.
Uoyt isq. and D. y Swucyni, va, both of Baltimore
arc stopping nj INC iafirvc House.
Mrs Commodore MorF'a. of Wellington, l.. C., and ~
Coi,jQ. ~ the United states Army are stopping ~ INC
Actor Nouse.
Dr. Hornane ani ! " stone, Iaq, both az Hcston; q.
I Stririan. fsQ and wc. IS C.enne, and ", :. Mrr.
ray, Eq OF tharicatn, = G., are hopng ~ INC filth
Avenue Hotel.
". G. atwood, rsq of rhl,sclphl,; nel,rau. Fs4.,
md sdy aud ANTONIO Bus! 70, both ~ tuba are stop.
PIN Il tho Union l1sCe Hotel
Tho scattered family Of NV NJ rncrson (uow IN his
eighty third ycar) gathered ~ tc old homestead, IN s-
itm, Nass., tho .1st INST, some thty Ia nUnuer
Tho family group incudfa the ycneFsbls Doctor AMI hls
vo ten children eight ol WHOM married, with the
wives husbands OF the latter, and several grand ;a
drcn. Two Of the ant soninaw are clergy nea
wC M the patriarch Of the Hook, and the four sew
rally and collectively performed all the pnpt cxcrc Sc 10
the South church duriae tho day aud evening ON sunay
delaware, New Jersey, New lcIA, Connecticut ana Ma
sachuse,,s sent Representatives, ad hspp irny con
vOeedon IN seldom eegn
VIM Elycs, cl Virginia, ls among TIC g4,sis at Scw
roit, RI
The vie Of Hon. John . toya s,e.,Ary Of war. f. .
o. Fo.at, Va