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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
COURT OF SPECIAL sESSIONS-FBB. 2e.-Beore Justices
QrAcXKsBUsH bRENssS, ana OsBoiiN =,

QrAcKKsBusH, bRENsAN, ana OsBoEN
Charles Brady, larceny; PeDentiary four months.
John Black stone larceny; Pntentiary four month"; ehaa
(iv larceny; Palenlisry four months John tushes lar
cery: ncnary MONTHS Geo. Lozer iaTceny Peniien
ry three months Frederick Myer larceny PeniIentiary 80
month"; lanes Ssyin LARCENY; Pericntsry io1r m6hh'
Nicholas Kelly, larceny PeneniaTy four months James
Wnaeu larceny; ecnilontaIy four months m Ioen laf
ensry four months John Tshep, assault and battery pen
eury one month Thomas Craig, assault aud battery rent
eny three naonths David johnson, assault and battery
PeLentay three months Jane. Fox as Au and battery
Peretiary two us. Edward Hunt, assault AID Battery
Prren.injy month John johnson, asosn and b+ery
PeneulnS month. Eds ard O'BEien assault aud battery
pcnnsrY three months Eaad Csrro assault and battery
City Prison days Barney McCshe assault and battery City
Prison dave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Advertisement.
PHEESM.OGIcAI.

THEENtAIEfTCfI.
ExsNISATioSs, with CHARTS and fun written
CHA setting forth the nta talents and the occups-
ton in which best succeed daily a, No. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
IAdyertisemens.l
LONDON CLuB s

LONDON CLUE SAUCE.-This unrivaled Sauce
manufactured BY PARKxR Baos London can be setsinsz
their AGENT IN this city A PARKHx No Is Reekmsn fhs
article superior the WorosstehiIe Sauce. and Be o.
tanned at one-had the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
fAdvertiseBie1tl
I'm, yor Say WHAT l. Pr Go TO BARStJNs

Mx and Judge for yourself sr that singular crcatuse
& ~ monkey thew call What IL it," Is attracting niulk-
% r pops The Grizzly Bear just arrived the eaoraoas
tue beautiful Drama Of The Octofoon" hls aar-
noon and evanngere enough to tempt the most apeAetic 70
indulse a. yisit 10 bARyUs's to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
[Alvertisemsnt.l

CaRD.-The great dental improvement Of DR..
LEyErr Atmospherc Plates for Artificial Teeth highly
Broadway. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
s3lnSs94O4 APP IL42862i 23s02, geo l,5Ss,9S5 l5s
A. 10000 2Zq sOl.5a6 1.e6l .2e9 8a. 1913 %.

BY the terms Of the reorganization in 1884, interest the rate
cent agreed be paid the shares TIL the road
opened to Erie The dividend in 1851 &c t. cent paid
in stock IN the table the cost Of the completed portions
Of the road, while II was IL progress Ia given
If The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY.
SUPREME CouET-CRCUrT.-Pan H.-Same az
Tucsday, and No 40. -, 4, On "a :,
BnooKIYs CRY CoURT.-Nos. "a, "A, 90, 81, 81.
%, 81, 80, ~ o., o. Co. 10, r. %, 10, ~, ~, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
CITY ITEMS
quE CHARGE OF THE "sX HUNDRED.

Is The ear, in the cars,
In The ears onward,
Unto lie city Of mud,
Rode the six hundred.
"Forward tia great .isplsy
"Poy your ov-a bill :" they sag;
Into the city Of mad
Rode tie SIX hundred.
II.
"FoTwagd my Resimeri.'
Were there ten dollars spent
Ye-. tho lie Seventh knew
Congress had biundered.
Theirs not 70 reason why
They have no cake or piei
Theirs but to stsrve and sigh
Into the city Of mud
Marched the sir hundred
IN
CAeerins to right Of them.
Cheering TO left Of them,
Cheering In from. Of them,
Welcomed and Numbered,
Oh. Il is strange 70 tell.
Boldly they marched and well,
Rlzht through the streets OF mud,
Right through the rain that fen,
Marched tAe siI hundred.
".
f'lasiisd al their muskets bare,
As they turned here and there,
Locking ior "pfinoely" fare,
Promised By Cochrsne, while
ConKressnen wondered:
Down In theL muddy clothes,
Heads 10 each others toes.
Stretched the six hundred
Asa low whisper rose
johnny has bluDdeTed."
Lay thOTe till noraing came
Hungry six hundred.
8.
Pains L. The sides Of them.
Pains Ia he legs Of them,
Pains in the backs CT them
Sadly they wondered
Why they Lad ever Come.
Following fife and drum.
Far from home n1ered.
Into that city OF mud;
Paying for al their ram,
Natefed by rain thai fri.,
Sighted SIX hundred
VI.
When can their glory fade
D The big chsrge they paid
Paid though they wondered
Honor the charges paid.
Honor the show they made,
Starving six hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

Since Jan. l.....Sg,3l013j f-45lstW FIrlt.fy..'
A C. LOOMS has cold lot1 on the south sde OF 45d-
st commencing 40 fee, wet Of the Straw for ''W
per lot John McClave has sold one fOur-story and
bsseneDa bipb stoop brown stone dwelling on South
sids Of 36th e.. about midway Of the block between
5h and oihays q fee, front and rear, and % iee'
deep 10 hsh tie block il depth, for $4,000. Also,
two iois southeast corner Of DeKalb-av ond Ham
den BroOklyn both together being 81 feet on front
and 30 feet rear for CO., be improved i'm ne
dats,. Messrs. Riynor & Blackwell have s)ld house
AID oi uOh side Of 34th-s ord house east OF the
Broadway Tabernacle being four story brown 81 me
house 2iA60 lot 9e9 for $26 OOO We also rep9r the
sale OF eight lois routh side Of ij-st 100 feet eas Of
1ha' and Broadway full los, at - 100 per lot, with
buciDg loan Of - 900 % be advanced each Of ten
bouses 10 be erected upon s4id lots.
The ou in,ss Of the Cearicg Iouce wass22 jiC,7Gl.
We have no Charge 10 notice in money matters. Tne
supply = aoanflnt a. quoted rates The Rscsyer Of
the Ene Road has obtained order from the S0prems
Court % psy he interest due September J. upon tbe
Second ho'tsge Bonds, wbih will be done soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
Iterespts Of Produce.

Totslby all Routes, FEB 2a52ie bis flonr 2syo push
Com bulh Oats 3li9 psgs Pro'islon' oE' a'' N wv
do Nhisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29
TAdveEsissmentl

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WMsLow's Soora-
mo srxup ara now used every year Uutsd ests ~
Chldren T,ethnx with never falling Belief 49,
date end CERTAIN. on)y - eepts bstte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

psiyator Of TIE assault. The deceased was Ger mas
euigrsnt runner. sged@ ysar0, and issaid to have
been Of very inienperste habIis. Ho isayess Tiio
and one child. Dammann lie also German, sged y
years, and is unmarried. -rE
FrLoS,ors Assault asp FrIcBT oy THr PRrsosEs
Yesterday morning an unknown man, am ano'hsr
named John Dunn, got into quarrel in front u the
store No. Dowery, occupied by ID. MeCaherty. AZ
tie nen were about coming to blows, Mccaaerty
STEPPED ont and attempted 70 quiet them when Dans
rushed upon him with knife aud struck al him three
times. Two Of the blows took effect ia McCafsrty's
ccthos only bat .he third tuo the knife struck hu in
the face, inhicng severe bu not dangerous wouut.
Dom was arrested by Officer Jarvis, Of the Teath
Precinct and conveyed before Justice Steer ct Essex
Market, who committed him TO answer a charge Of
feonious assault As the officer started with bis prs
oner to conduct bin to Lis cell, the Lsr gave the
officers heels trip, laying him out a. fuI length and
Iushed at full speed out Of the Court Reaching
the street he put forth bis foil powers Of locomoon,
uusued by two or three officers who in tarn were fol-
lowed by hooting and ho"lirg crowd Of men and
boys. Approaching bis own residence, IN the ssx-
story tenement house No. Essex street, the lying
fugitive daIted mp the stairway, aud reaching the atc,
he hastily crawed through the scutte and gained tho
roof He was closely followed by an officer, and IS
Dunn was about to jump through the scute Of another
house the officer seized him by the coat and after
short struggle succeeded in again arrestiug him Gain
ing the street again, the prisoner was escorted to his
prison cell by three officers and large crowd OF ei-
zcns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

A WoULD-nE surcIDE-A ragged and dirty, house
less and homeless man named Andrew McCarty, was
yesterday detected in the sct Of hanging hmself TO
tree at the foot of Forty ninth street. North River At
the time the officer discovered him he had fastened the
rope about his neck and trying to fas'en ths other
end of to limb of the tree. lie taken before
Ju,ticc Kelly who sent him to the Alms-House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

FoRGING 0bDERs.-0Hicer Niyen Of the Second
Precinct yesterday arrested N an named james Whit
taker, aged 20 years. formerly clerk in the employ Of
MessIs Barbour s. Brothers, No. Barclay street.,
charged with forgery. 1t is alleged that the accused
has by Of orders to which he forged the name
of Barbour g. Brothers, procured from various mer-
chants quantities Of thread and sewlng-silk. The
goods thus procured by Whitaker were conveyed to
Brooklyn, and sold to him by other merchants. jos
tce Connolly committed the accused to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

10 le Coa.neaL-From NowY ork, to Feb H. 1900 ~ ~
IBIS Flour O bush Com from ether porsi to latest daeS
log bb!s. flOuI, llG bush. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

A GAME AT "FARo," AND WHAT CINE OF Ir.--la
the Marine Court, Trial Term yesterday, before jus
tce Maynard, the case of Thomas Summons agt. VIM
L. Allen tried This WAS a suit some what novel
in its features The plaintiff alleged that on the night
of the 18th of July last he in the saloon Of the de-
fendaut, and there played ga quiet game Of faro"
The game pleased plaintiff, for be the winner Of
81 eco BY it. The defendant Allen, moro Familiarity
known as Butt Allen, paid plaintiffs 81, 900 bill on
the Lancaster Bank Of Massachusetts, Soon after the
Joy of the plaintiff turned to sorTow the bill prov
ing 10 be a counterfeit He now brought suit to re-
cover genuine morey. The Defendant denied that he
ever hsd the bill, passed the same to peni. Afer
hearing the testimony the Judge reserved his decsou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

MYsTERIoUs DIsAPPEARAScE.-The friends Of the
Hon. S. d. Northwsy of Norfolk, Conn, who has
been missing for come time, have been greatly re-
leyed of their apprebensions regarding hs fate. The
gentleman was stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel m
this city, from whence be disappesred suddenly
about ten days ago, and had been closing up some
business preparatory to going home. When he left he
gave no notice whatever, not returning to the
clerk the keys of his ROOM and bsing missed it was
thought that he had been murdered, be was known
to have considerable money His friends have been
in state of great excitement 10 consequence, and
have beer interchangeable in their search for him. De-
ective John Young detailed to assist the friends
in the search The missing gentleman was traced to
several drinking places and was found to have been
somewhat intoxicated on the night of his diaPpsar-
ance. The detective at length ascortained that Mr.
Northway had taken passage for Kansas, and was
seen on the route by persons of his acquaintance.
Why he should suddenly forsakc bis hotel eavIog
behind large amount of money and other valuable
property, is mystery which his lienAs may possibly
be able TO solve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

The Hudson River Road, in February, shows a gain
Of shovs SIG 600 over the came month Of 1853.
By the last steamer the Illinois Central Comply
received notice Of further payments on full stock Inc
payu.euts in fun now reach 5000 shares, aud the
Freesnd Bonds paid in $,O5OOOOi 20 that the issue Is
now below 81, 100000. The funded debt, by these
rsvments and the cancelment III the Laad Department.
i about s. 5s5 900 less than it wss in 1857 The hoat-
ing debt which caused the break down in the crisis oil
1851 hss been paid of and the managers are confident
the debt will be reduced by the full payments on stoek
and by other means to a point where the lntefest
charge Will oe fully met by the profits upon operating
the road The receipts from traffic for the present year
are estimated at 81, 800 600.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive Of spceie from New-Iork 10 foreign porte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

BOARD OF CoUscnNES The Board met yesterday
afternoon but transacted no business. The. members
probably wish to gee what steps the Aldermen will
take in regard to the street cleaning business before
wing further in the matter. The next meeting Of
the Beard will be On Monday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-26

Next comes the radical abolition party
They say thai the idea of diseolving the
c Union is too far removed. they cannot wait
for this moral influence to exert itself By
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-26

Democratic party. from Gov. Msgofin. or
Vice President breckenridge, of this thing
about the higher law or of this eternal con
flict between free and slave labor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS offering. -. 40,
rceipts for the pact week have peen lage anu
Lase 10 notice decline Ia lower grssI quote ieDli e
B1.xs-whIle--,risk at i.50Osi7o 2 busheL
BEEswAx.--s}1lf3i cents. -,.,ao >s On "a. :,
Ia Firk ms plenty and dul At ly0t cents - g.<,s-
CoHs-With M increased deinaDd-l quote Yellow so9Io
cts: White W els $4,000 m .,.
Tons MEAl---f'eny and dull at ssGlso eenis
CyarxT.--ames River 81. 60dtsi1 ,,, 40 "a
DRrRD Fnur-Apples-pe nt,-si.ec fcaed reaches f''
Unpeacd do, a2.5, y bush. . ia, 1901, ,., =
FlnrR-The receipts continue light-wl good deinah
quoIe superlne sdoo9t625; Extra seS'Vso'o; fnh"!
FISxsrrp-al ,qo6bi % cents
FEATmgRs.-t}6lI5 ceniA :: :. - r.. Ara 81
ircr nano aAlo. Mexican Guano A2b0 American dlan"
40 g Rhodes sup Phosphate u Lame to0W ninns rh"sho
Peruvian ,innno S5ejo aunns Bone Ash Gunho flo; sni
IN, Tolnreo Manure xtU Run's Ground Boe Ash f3i0;
Fowe A Co.'S soluble Phosphatcd Peruvian Gnano Fooo;
t;ronnd Plaster In iufk $9.0o in bags barrels VI 20
Grass Sggp.olser 3j,1; Timothy 81; Orchard si,oo:
Evergreen fzho
GiNsENa.--6O6t65 cents ,.,oon.,,
IAr.- Hale1 fl.2oGbslso; wagon load sl.ooDslio.
lHoS.--Monti $916t f95 b ton!
LAgD.-snpply good at / 16tl2 cents.
LMr1hoinasown III ,j0l 60 Mountain sOQl9O certs
DNl0Ss White s0GnsIlI Red 82 10 cts. bushel
oArssheaf siolDsi9 u 100 lbs; White 6o ets Black ID
pr,s-So Blnckcyed offering; Cow Pea $50
PorAroys.-756ts7% cenis--accorling 10 quality
oHA,co-Rcc,ips increasing. with prices well sustained
Bright Working parcels dark nondescrpt not firm
earlier sn faliihg Of however, Is not qnoiahle
one common dark Lugs i2Oo0b 1880; bright fairgrounds
Iugs &oGl ta0u, Leaf Tobacco flWGtSO bright
workers ad Filters *9oOGti5oo; fancy Bright Wrappers
&N.obeG$I6. .. =.
WnfAf@rhc receipts continue lghsacs at &13O66$lt 10
for choice Red 4l3itfl 40 for choice htc Inferior grades
fiHht ~
WuuI. Offering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

lEksis naughty allies 4 conquerurs of the North in
itAe Charleston Convention. How was IL treated 7
Z wss rejected By strictly sectional vote 10 the
Convention; and there being not one single princ-
Iple leIs ia common 10 Northern and Southern
Democrats, the Southern Democrats len the Con-
tsention. The last strand Of the cord, which so
long bound them together is cut by the North.
| And now il il proposed-without one particle of
evidence to show that the Northern Democrats
hare changed their sectional policy we OF
the South. who have been abandoned and saerific-
ed by them on all other principles shall now seek
a. an all-sufieient indemnify. political indenti-
fcation with them on the single matter Of our
Territories. All other matters Of difference or
oppression are 10 be ignored and dropped; and
the sectional policy Of tho North, with respect To
them. s to be tho fixed and irretrevable policy Of
the Federal Government.
With this formidable array Of evidence, we
wonder how anybody can longer maintain that
there is any common bond Of adhesion existing
between the three factions with which Democracy
is divided, than tho spos There is none other.
In conclusion, the Mercury adds:
Now, that We are thrust out from nm nfiiliation
with the Democratic party Of tho North. and free
OF parties, why shall not fall back to the main
Itennnce OF all the constitutional rights OF the
South Does any man believe that they can be
retrieved and secured by the seeding Delegates
gong DAck lnt0 the DhlttmOTe OoufcntDHl lp'H
any man believe that :" the successful assertion"
Of principles will. in any way, be prevented by
their keeping out Of this Convention On the
contrary is il not plain that there are no princi-
pie. common to tho Democratic party in ,he North
and in the South; and that in Convention, where
the South is in aminority. she must BIO the prey
of the secrionalize Northern majorityf Is it not
plain. that the only hope for tho Souihis in nm
independent. resolute organization aud aeton!-
II this cannot save her in the Union nothing can
The counsel of the nineteen membersof Congress,
which would place her again in the power OF
scctionalized North, in all human probability.
would lend her 70 degradation and ruin. 1t would
not even gain the nomination for Mr. Hunter az
President OF tho United States. Scctionnlsm IN
The South rs the natural policy Of sectiona'sn' IN
the North.
With these multi piled evidences of discntcgra-
ton in tho Democratic ranks; Of division and
confusion amongst even its Southern adherents;
how, We ask, will it be possible to re.unite the
parties, or to secure the full strength has here
tofore exercised in tho South. and without which
il il undone2
The thing is impossible, and the Baltimore Con-
,cntion will not DO moro successful than its
Charleston predecessor in inauguratng policy
that will save tho party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
Grover & Bakers.
F.. X.

a.
n WE clip The following from the Providence Gene
ulS-S rat 1drerfiSer sept. IL ls51--
Al Ibis OF The year, when cholera, cholera mnrbus
dysener, and other kindred complaints sure To prevail
eHerhod! should be literally supplied with Perry Da,iss
etahe Pam Killer Persons leaving home, whctner
Ia, scN"r-on IMP To Europe should be in condition
l' their hands On II nj moments warning Many diseases
Incident to the summer months, which will prove fatal if no,
immediately checked can he promptly cured by
,es el the Rain Killer. On more than
hseh relieved Of intense suffering by the timely
above nanrd preparation.
Sold BY all druggists groccrs and medicine dealers through
oli itt ni'rtl states ami tpnadds. Elm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
Saving Machines

AIDES wishing Machine do SERVANTS CoARsE CLOTHES,
~ IS WILL AS THEIR OWN PINE would do well loeI
ne BhETHolFs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
f' 50 and $50 The following certificate is from well
known Tailor in this county, only about 20 minutes
Instruction this Machine:
=, 49, ltEsvAE Campbell county Va, juno 18Th, SO
Mr. W W. l. PAGE-l am well pleased with BartholIs
I Machine, and would moi exchange IL for have
hl to dncuy IN operating with II on any kind of cloth,
from Inc lickesi Cashmere 10 the Linen have
several pair of coarse Tow Linen pants for servants
seen and operated six different kinds Sewing
Machines but larihoifs and Singers the only M.chincs
M would recommend any person to buy They only
Machines that make 1uoi's stitch. consider Barthofs
much the cheapest machine 1t is simple constructions easy
!" understand and not likely TO get order Almost
ua worked on last year. give BarLLofs the preference.
hVs"cliu'iy yours ~c,. CAk0LUS q. TERRY.
- hli no dilnelliy IN getting wife WORK Bar
,, hacilne They say that something great oug, DO
'c ahn lnck stitch june 16-dihsl G. q. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

ANOTHER mine has been discovered by the Co
vodo Committee. Witnesses in New York have
been subpnnaed 10 prove that twelve hundred men
we're transported from that Stale into c"nnccneu'
In March last, to carry The election for the Demo
orats. The Committee expect to he abe to prove
who paid tho money to de:ray their expenses. and
in what villages and cities the frauds were com
nitted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.
FRANKLIN &c Co.
o-..~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

'~ MY, SLeef gtert door 10 Liberty Warehouse,
rrAvrlhbNf,NHNS II = y 90, VA,
- % bags Flo. lAguira and Java Coffee:
!Oo b'.s "wn Extra c. Crushed and Plve,izcd SUGAR:
on y ll, al Leaksyie and unioncotton Yarns
so sacks Li'eriaoi and Virginia salt;
o oo hGXtS AdamaDtne aud Talow Candles:
gO sides good Sole Leather:
900 Blankets;
" on d Iron SHammerod Rolled Bar Horse Shoe Round
10 10 cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes;
H"% sa.s and Wcsl India oassos he 'rup Bacon Sides
Mackerei in barrels and Kits Gree and Black Teas
s T ahd loo Soaps, Rice Soda, Spices Ginger, Pepper
We, iiun Extract Logwood, Indigo, Maider, starch
I"Js w Tfa 9ione Grind Stone fixurs Horse SHOES Nail
Shear mh III L*.i lnc Tanners Oil Upper Leather CAST
Wranns , a Ialed Buckets Sugar Boxes Nes.s of Tubs
s'app.g ana Writing Paper Shoe thread Irvine Dcujohns
s,;n staple Dry Goods such brown beaehed and
Tp Donesc piaids Linseys jeans Kerseys, Fnil Cloths
an neu bankets Caiieoes, Alpaccas &C.. with largo
m assortment Of fine and common Liquors Wncs&c
c. hcuiar attention paid To the sale of Tobacco Wheat,
% pur, aud all other Kinds Produce prompt remit
'""'oS ui'ie Tor The sale of oct 2y-dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

FANuElL HALL Boston, wns crammcd on THURS
day night with Republicans To ra'ily lhenomi.
nation Of Lincoln aud lnnln. Hon. \. =,
Banks presided. and made n speech endorsing the
proceedings of the convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

nrRlHG II storm NJ Otowa, Illinois. on Thurs.
day, two boys named Peter kelly and Alfred Col
hnS, were killc by Lightning striking the tree
der which they had taken shelter. Two Uthcrs at
the same time were slightly injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
EIECToRe.

- n141zc..-I. Il cHANDLER, Of Norfolk Gus.
- TRAVIS a. EPrs. u NottoHA.
THONAs BRUCE, Of Halifax.
yOlfN n TlfORNf0N,cf Prince Edwar
- JANEs r. JOHNSON, al Bedford.
M C sC0TT, OF PeEhatan.
- TE0UEL >, bowDEN OF William burg.
DSEPH CHRISTIAN, o. MIddicsex
ii n. eHACKELf0RD, 81 Fanluier.
ANDREW \. KENNEDY, OF Jefferson.
III III. GTUART, Of Augusta
W r STABLES. " Montgomery.
- WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
5~ SJ.JACKe0H. JE, II Wood
A. b. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Ar a meeting Of the Governor aud Council Of
Massachusetts. held on Friday, II proclamation
was issued converting nm extra session 81 the Lee
gislature ON Wednesday next, to adopt measures
ior the prevention OF the spread Of the cattle dis