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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

FRON WASHIN6TON.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-rhe city was thrown into ire
mendOus excitement to-day in consequence OF the TACT
that the Secretary Of the Interior shortly after bis
turning from Raleigh yesterday, summoned to bis ofce
the Secretary Of State Attorney Genera and District
Attorney Il appears that this done upon the state
meut Of NJ GODDARD that Bailey who has charge Of the In
dian trust funds Of the Secretary OF the Interior and that
be hal taken from the iron safe large amount OF State
bonds and coupons belonging to the trust fund and
that they were no orger in the possession Of the Gov
ernment Upon an investigation in the presence OF NJ.
Bailey, his statements were unfortunately found too
true. The amount abstrrcted is about $S3O,OOO The
information upon this matter first given by Mr..
Bailey himself and t is generally supposed the bonds
were used for the purpose Of hypothecaton to raise
money for temporary purposes But the panic by which
every description Of stocks have been stricken down.
dered the parties unable TO redeem them. heimpesson
Is very general that there criminal intent on the
part Of Bailey, however reprehensible his conduct
Further disclosures duplicating other parties, are antci
pated upon bis examination.
In the Senate Committee yesterday, the Republicans
asked time before voting the resolution be-
fore Il.
Mr. TOOmbs refused TO grant the request, and every
proposition was voted down Messrs TOOmbs ard Crit.
enden were the only two voting for Mr.. Critic adens
resolution This attitude Of the Republicans has had
most depressing effect on the whole committee.
report prevails that the Administration has received
dispatches from Charleston TO the effect that Revenue
Gutter had arrived in that neghborhoOd ard unless
ders Immediately given for her withdrawal South
Carolina would lay siege to- and take the forts There is
nothing from Charleston confirming the report.
Gen. Gushing returned Yesterday from Charleston
Ills report considered important enough for an I'M
mediate Cabinet consultation.
Mr. Bolham left for home to DAY, and Mr.. Mcqueen
goes in the morning. No. BOyee goes early in the week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

MARKErS
Nav Dec % Cotton hrm; saes OF 90 bales UplAns
milling O. iu.. FLOUR 10 centt lower stte ~ cts 20
Ohio e. ~ Southern 81 lU6t5 IS Wheat los lover
0srr; sales bushels, mlNd GiG
Prov, Jns dull Spirits OF turpenns an $50 IS Rosln
g ally.
HEs YOEE Dee % Socks lower mlle ate blsness; Chic
tsaud 10 lhinoit Central iharts &C. Nj hgAn 80
!I Nev RI Centra, 80 Hudson River L. L. 43t UantCn
40, nils0uti 6's e..
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RK. ANAETS

XPITF rSlel Eluc Grey aud Brown Grey lani.;s for Ne
w gfors full assortment OF direct Importation. In store AM
for 5s sale by r,-.,.-,r-, ~,
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NOTICE.

December 2Oh, lsGO.
TuNUE ,npons OF this Co npAny, due h Janua
~ fS6i In New York, will he paid at the Anne WV
an Exc hsnge Bank In that City, 10 all the month Of JanuAy
de2i Us VAUGHAN, Treasurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

great abuhdanceWe have large assortment OF French
ospt Rags sni Vaes Of a sizes and qaa,. % which We IN
vts the .lienoa Of ell In wi sell t-s at prices
that Nil please Alia Ladies' Cases
ti.tv ALEXANDER HILL 90,
l27 Main strect,
,oAs Rrhmo-d Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

A SECESSION POLE RAISED AND CUT DOWN.
PEFsRsBuRd Dec - A Secession pole Que hundred
feet high with Palmetto tg upon H. was hoisted on
the prominent street Yesterday morning amid chez
from large crowd. The pole sawed dOWn this
morning Just before dawn Of dty by an unknown party
and the Tag carried Oft There is great excitement hrc
aud A collision is feared
Dunlop a CclWiOrds tobacco factory, and several
buildings adjoining, d. stroyed by Ire this after
noon. Llss S1nOoO; partially insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

FOG. '""'s'"As G GaisfMAs o1yrn FOG.
JUST OPENED,
SPLENDID Of Toys Work Boxes Tea ss China
N Gilt and Britannia Gin and Motto Cups, Mugs. Ngurrs
Dds u description. Rdbber Chif Pap.er Ma
che heads Bcdrs Shoes Paper Dolb snd Toy Books
Te alt kinds suitable fir CHRISTMAS GIFTS and will
be sold as lyv any house Ia tile city, by .
JOHS RICHARDSON.
delI-d2w . Gh.in Stree. nrar oh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-24

NORFOLK, Dee. % the u. 5. Brig Dolphin, arrived
here al . O'Clock last night.
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GisNERALA

TnIH subscriber sthdraEs from the eoneern OF RANI-
HoI DAY. viii he prepared TO RESUME the Agency
bulIness Ianunx lie will lis strict atien
hiring negroes renting Houses and collecting claims
all tnds and hopes receive fair proportion q patronage
his old friends. and the publit generally 49,
Office frsnkln Street, opposite The Wing Bulldog
dei7 -dSelm EDWARD c. RAWLINGS.
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NOTICE.

lrNCUHuENT NOTES.-we vii take at par In
csng. goods the NJ al solvent Ranks In Virg
n North sopih Carons provided they offered In
dollars and upWard and not required 10
specie Ia change our stock Is very full AMI eomplse.
New Cloaks constantly received and very cheap.
NERO WATKINS a FlCkLEN.
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R. v. GRAVES. @.

IhAVe appontl tn LIST Jay Of February. 1861 for commencing
the directed hy the HbOTe ORDER which day by 10 o.
cock th paTrs tetested required attend at the
Clerks ohse Pwhatsn county, with an evidence
the said order And all having claims
against the 81 flmsi HobsOn deed requiredto
duc the before the day and place with proof
thereof rider that they be reported required by the
de- aO esAd
ga Nd K. IN.
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CITCUIT COURT oct. a1n ,

i 1861
o. Hopkins Vim Hopkins, Martha A. Hopkins and samuel p.
HOI kns, PiAnns.
against
Henry Gordon late Sheriff Of PowhStan equity % sdch al
minsstn- W annexed Martha Ash ey deceased
james Goidln, Thomas N. Gordon, and others.
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SGUPPERNONG WINE-we have very fac ar
De DUDLEY fD1, ~ Main 81
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Enfs RIHNT-

TUT u I'm U.
TlE upper part ofh,usr No in9 Main street Is for rent and
session civ lmm, da,rly The house Is large and
e. TO business Gas and the premises APpy at
the store. WIN. y. TUPMAN, Agent
d..S lt9 Main street
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NEGIlV HINNNG FOH no ..'Iht uh'eIssntI ~
the public lrrr Of Negroes for the en-
suing His Increased experience enables him confidently TO
pomSe HAS that eir business VIII be
Aitende o In the Satisfactory name
sending expert TO have good prices
for them With attention 10 eas, OF sh
ness aud prompt returns msde ouArterly LuCltN LW@
Office under Metropolitan Hall,
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I'M r0WMATAN CIRCUIr COUMT. Oeloesr b

4 21th, 1850:
Joseph Hobson children OF Thos L. HObson
deceased,
Against
Virginia HObIon In her right and As Sdmnratrix Of
thomas L. IIO son. deed aud Mann Page and AnnA Ids wife,
and others
The pAatu this day, hed their b and their notion r.
Graves appointed guardian AL ten Of the infant Defendants
sho answer and the defendants Mann Page and virgin
Hohson filed their answers and the defendant Anna rage
wife said Mann Pace by OF the Cont flied her separate
and thtreupon this ockred and came be
heard upon the bill and Aforesaid and argued by
consideration whsreo Court doth adjudEr order
that the defendant vrPna Hohson, AdnnitfatrN
1hos uObson, deed reader before OF the Commissioners
Of this Court Of her transactions such, which
said Commissioner directed 10 aud settle AMI
the Court the said Commissioner also ascertain
the Court the 81 the said Thomas
g. HobsOn aud OF the tndnr debts against tie sane
together any specially deemed pertinent hin
required Of the parties n be stated
nnttu
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VXTANTEn-Evtry Diuggst Grocer purchase ssmpes
w Inraiible baking Powder Factory,
lTth and Hrsntnp Streets
JOHN W aARLiCK.
declT Sole Proprietor and hanufactlre'.
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ia rf&ht 9swablt irurte. sRoS mao Der G.i6ss
''I0 r0bI "ispcr iur rincn llnlfnn ,uIammcn BE-.
rHtNtn, ebtr NEIL pcrrotbcr.
2'rS itnc b%eiIiufis cte unrife unIcrcr @efabIs.
Hus'ni'tn' iln5ririecrrbcit, elm unocbsurcc wie.
trou;n IN gOcn, Wfan9ct an GIclp, unb rim 20r
S"H'r3clO il: Fei unS cine icltc Norit6t ais cine
Nr II "9n S'ruIalcm n,itgetrn6te Tcliauic.
Si6errn Nabrthtcu sufpIoc Dat Der Npapt
2nBtr oem General 2nmrrictere aud rem sbier-
9anP'9'r RlTep III lid ~tsruftn rr Icu BIN ciuioe
SnIIrn CUR Jlailon %trinaen, bic in ntusaer 2sit
nitt ncbr rebt sjebsn mpuen
= THs Yarts. Au9enseu9rn perN6crn, baE
Ger &Atler NapaIcpn Isbr njsreraebsust let -
ubSr ee &nrtc BON Oeutiblduc uGnGth.
Wjc06aorn, 30 Ntai. Die G.Ieutabu BON
6rant1urt nn1 Somtura, ,pslde audi iiter Die ae
rrcrtretae nahautfbe Staet Sterurfelp fibrt,
oil ihcn am |. ttugul Dem Ssrfebr iitcraeben
werOrn. Wfan fItrt ben gan,cu Bee In 25. sri.
nut'n, Commit aber tabci bur6 finf Gambler
(orontf"1t, 8ur9clIcn, Oamitapt, NaTau Spmz
eur9), ma6t aIlo AUS 2uup ) 0tinuteu.
Nm 10. Nai maro gu Bilbs(msbSbe. 70
'rjaN't ee ben. gtVr8tnScituns, cine leltene Teier
'F9an9cn: Die reS @sturtStuscs pcs ,s6ttli6en"
plato, otclts unitsrtliben @eltwsiIcn. ,pclder
am IL. Nai $50 (na6 gnprrcn 429), pos GbriRi
8eturt, mitbin pUr 1880 Sa9ren AZ Citizen bas
Stht Ger SHclt rrblidtc.
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gnatfs.

Nue Satcn Saben miro foGaenSe Spie(-
Sc btdle b'riatct: Sn Der Ndte bes 9tuulettes
lHBrn Elm reidpsr 6ransole uno feline @jeunabliu
ais oHfnrTt anne 3uIhauer. gBie mlr's, faate
enoltb Die Tame Ialt i&rr3enb ,u ibrem @emabl.
wenn i'd ctnunl auf mcin Glitter IpirItt2
ga, autrcrtcte Der 6ranscle, baS 1T ausae.
mabt, cine 6rau, Die gum erltru MaI i6re Nltcrs-
}opl teirBt, 9emjnnt immrr.
AuC0 i0aut auf, I'm ,u le6en, mcl6c Drummer
ole Dame tritB en werbc. sic ,iebt aus itr.r
S0Tlr 2 SoniSpOr unb.. fest ~birIelben auf 80. sc
:. lolltft nHd elmer neutrality-suspicious. YauIe ssr
Jtnf ocs Groupicrs.
StNlt Ou! laatc Ger !6trr, li6 an feline Sraa
%peno'nN, mareit gu oufrittis sepelsn unp b6t-
tFlt Oetn lpabreS glitter senannt 70 bGttef Du 81
Souiss'er 9ewDnneR.
= Die 0cmaGIin rincS Sbriicn, Die tyeaes
'prrS aerlttoljeS brfaant mar une bic 9attin etc
nee o~anptmanneS traien in elmer Safce.@eien.
laaTt iui1atmen. nGA, 0iebe", besann bic Sbri.
'tin, LID baFe pitie 9tatt BON S6nen ~setrGumt.t
"Wtetr OOtt", %crpiperte Die @attin pes 6aupts
nanrtF, uwsIbe @brc FIR MIDI @s mare ciaent.
lin metne Shuiri9trit s~cipeltn, spn ibuen III
tr1umcn !"
yin Sfftiter, Dem bic Saare fart ausain.
gen, inlbte %pieIclben, uni bas ausgeben III perbtn.
Germ, NIT 9omdoe. @ines 5asss fano ct bic Do
mncctInbIc lser, unO ais er Ieinen Yeoieuteu ba.
ru6tr 3t Neoe ~ltrllte, 8rftano pisitr. pas er leinen
@rI5rof, ptm bic 9aare FART ausginsen, bamit
c~inSeitmiert safe.
Sin Strliner Nisrhs61noler BOT einent rei-
diem Snocn en Yferp gum, SauIr an, pas er I'M.
enptt& lobte. &m S6lu1e mtinte err: QaGen sic
f9 oleisn @opital-6uds ni6t entaetrn; ,penu
Ste NIT r~rmIsItrn frii6 nm 5 u9r Don Berlin rel.
ten, iino sic nm I ubr in Gptspam. ,Gt, mas
t0u' id Namit", meinte Der Sube, uni 7 u6r ih's,
mir nod 3u frit9 in potsbam".
Ssrr SIpnoin be1&ritt am Donneraaa ,ur,
griffin WaIe pne Sril nate an Der SuspenIipus.
Stitdc. DaIclbe lit 1900 5u6 lana unb an
Der ntcpri9itrn Stete 230 8us itsr ben laau-
IHrnpen 2SfQen rts Niasara, troboem aber, bak.
CT mrArnalS anbislt, nm f6 in Derlbispsnem
N%!titii1en ,a 5'i8en, Ieste er rem gSea BON ben.
amtr't'r'lben na6 Dem eanapiiAsn ufer in II
Yftnntcn Snrlf. Gr lti:n tei feiner Mntunft tt>
mas Nl'B Nnp an9e9rifrn, inpsm or flagte, Das
'bh nc Sonne, pelAe iGm serore in bas @e-
FNf ip'cn, lebr ltorens Newslen lei. Yiab pisrtel>
lhRhei9rr JtiDe unb nahoem CT elm @taS Qemp.
n'0e III l'd' 9enpmmen, trait Der Basebals ieinen
9tnd"eH an uno Ir9te pen elten in 3eit BON fanf
Ytinuten suriid.
SSeI6cr 9anpc!5mann lhIdst am wsnisRen
aut letnc SEaareE = Der @lasbanclrr.
= 9Seiebe Naluen fno Die teRrn? = Die
Ginnabmtn.
= Gin fran36fiber 9ngenisnr iu6r auf rem
NtIonri u"o Ia9tr su oem GapitGn oeS TGm-
piers rGure WiolAine IA 1T bsr5Ii8 Itlfbt.'
- nSa oerr", mar rie 9ntSeAnuns. limb wie
la"8e bentt Sbr iie nod 3l 9ebrouHsn ?"- u9ia
pc HlaBt"r war Els %&ntpOrt.
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Nipmfhicr S. I5lnt;cr,

Yip. - @Ioinl,r, jrrjl9tn Ter II. Il. 10. Styo6c,
]crlauteu itH D,erinjt ibrcu Jseunpen ME pem
pCutihcn QutIItum Itcr90upt pjs rrJstcnlte 2,u
jct8c Su matlcn, rap ife Tor men etGb!irttS
&Scils= u1o GinGrrcu=GcicDGft
nltelm D~rltti9cn Sage rrofast butcn.
Our0 Gin rclhDaltl8e3 Wager ctr Soften Nbcin.
Ison3cflAe AND !ln9arr&Sriae, SHguune uap JtO
bele Sranntplju', Stun uno 2S0jetIS uuO pa
Hnnnas unp Gpmetic. Gl8arrcu III zen Stanp
9elcgt alien biIi8cn l,nicrCtrua9en BenlScn gu
tpnlrt, ptrp g uIlsr rlirl9lttS Scprtrcn lctu,
ourD Sluj9yclt Ger prci { una &,rIitIt Der 5s.
%0!enan9 uls sic Wanit pco gub.itum5 81 cr,tn.
gen unc 90 c~rN0lttR.
JiMnonC. %jG., D.. Ntaj 1860.
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q cSimnmmnrn

ScSiHguuScu
VI ,NhNi9cr" olhcunt lcecn Mprocs, ScuntINS ole9cs
EpHhrH, gum ppdc1tIittcl Subi; irltpaSprciS pcn 10 GIe,
SSgtS1t Sl Pt rep. 1r1&cr, pc,r 50. ~ ii iSpr(idrr 2orau3,
SC5"v'H"s. NHiti9cn Rnctn unwr iplgtacen 8,bjnguu9cn
~"I.n'nt: Stlhldu@t G%t0rptUnS psN 10 ,3etlca pocr mcnts
g. 4" S'e, Snetnl1igc - GtS, crtmI!jlc 81 90, ciac
2SSn Sl:Z', e'Hen @teaat 500. rrct 4iouGte LOO, lens
I'pnNs S>,oI, ipclf Nicu0It $i2.OO in aicrCijltrtidtr
SpIauebtjahtino. Aaict0cn, oic nab Srliyttn pr,jup,rt
SNr''H i'nnrn, @trecn mil $2j.Oo pr Sabr tcrctntt.
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sic Trnucn,.
gan GDeopor Uppel.


96crn 6cic in SYscnopraht
g!Ubcrr ccr N}nj crmutt,
3rist isrCr %lItbe .Sdh.
SunQfrou, cr;n Silp!
&GDnt,l r,dt licttr lciu.
Ghausi, 10 tJor uno rejl,,
0rar' in cie gGc't binc;r.
Out ttGtt &crnuitcnp nus
Uturj9cr Jloi,n 6lur,
&InRt crit bie Wahti3nu
2Gunniaen Sbmer,
Gam, Gig ldAslac, jAaut
Ssbacup naA + M bic 23raut,
Fem lie gcidwcrsn laut:
9gGrscn tic 6riihtc tann,
3jrbt Ger bte.udtc Wauu
9nuttar lciu treuce 98cjb
6cit IN pic SruR:
6rNu, ir,e brsliifi gu mid!
rDtuttcr, Optt ic0ue Dih :"
Eafcu, ari6mic9cnp lid,
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Z. Sobrgnase.
The German ADVERTISER.

The German ADVERTISER.
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
liz published every day, Sunday excepted, at
eo.o0 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms Tor Advertisement reasonable.
OFficG: BROAD STR, next to CITY HAIL.
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u. a. FAUCtiE,
IYpa >pa1iS),
Ibrma II CT uAQ Jsmeuer

1911 N1I-5taEe, JpIDsl ,sr 9!:n mo i1.cu.
u. U. 6INhr, tr lct pltrIHpHplnjiJ Sabre! in Sen
ttltrh lNEtl- un2 ,}tot!ltE-3nhaiUH Yoa pSrp, Wtur.
S9npol VH2 ?trp Jo.t btlh&ftj8t Dal, u.3Ugt pN oUi 2jucs
9tfA "tb.HeHH2 DIS NhitiJt 81 MStBrI, a&F : 20 Ggcaoitr.
vl Ef!1Eu5c2 9shRIT! tgaIltt bat, GHp I'D fgtatn lprp, EGc
III lEnl @tidDlIE cml.iGstnOe ATg,utu lt,,lslt utlsag,R-
usA"ith "RP sur 3ai!Wor@N&! ~Ga5IUH!ci utluu,:-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-20

LEGAL ANEoDoTE.-In the London Quar-
terry Revie,0 for April, TART. ", reviewing
Horace Binney's pamphlet relative to the old
Bar of Philadelphia We find an anecdote of
an American lawyer, Jeremiah Mason, which
we have no recollection of having seen in print.
The anecdote was told by Daniel Webster.
Mr.. Mason was engaged in defence of a Me-
thodist minister, by the name of Avery, on a
charge for murder. The professional charac-
ter of the prisoner interested deeply his bro
ther ministers, who in numbers attended the
trial. The case was very serious and the ad-
vocate was absorbed in intently Watching the
progress of the evidence, carefully noting it,
and observing its effect upon the jury, when
one of these ministers, who would now be call
ed a Spiritualist, was led to his side, and in
great agitation said-"Mr. Mason, Mr.. Mason!
1 have most important matter to communicate.
The Archangel Gabriel came to my bedside
this morning, and told me that brother Avery
was Innocent" Without lifting his eyes or
pen from the paper, Mason replied, "Let him
be ~subpenaed Immediately" and continued
his work.
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Exhibitors are required to have their articles
entered on the books of the Secretary, before
they are placed within the enclosure.
This entry may be made upon the books at
any time during the 10 days next preceding
the Fair, and up to 4 o'clock in the afternoon
of Wednesday, the first day of Exhibition.
On the entry of articles and animals, cards
will be furnished by the Secretary, upon which
will be entered the number and class, as upon
the books, which are to be placed upon the
animals and articles to be exhibited.
No articles entered for exhibition shall be
removed from the grounds prior to the close of
the Fair, on Friday, unless by permission of
the Secretary. Every exhibitor must have his
articles on the ground by 4 o'clock P. NJ, of
Wednesday.
Judges are requested to report themselves
at the business Office on Thursday morning
They are expected to make written reports of
their awards giving reasons for preference to
articles.
By order of the Board.
VIM. B. MCCARTHY, Secy.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1860.
g. OHIO.
1850. @EEz#a95zE@ 1850.
q.
Great National Route

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on the
East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Parkersburg on
the West, at which places it unites with Railroads,
steamers, &C., for and from all points in the
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
0Wo 0Ue6@s
Leave Wheeling daily at 1895 P. NJ. and 1910 P. N.
One Train leaves Parkersburg daily at 9:20 P. N;
Direct connections are made by these Trains
FOR ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City.
TPassengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, OF the cost of
a Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines.
TThrough Tickets to the Eastern cities can be
procured via Washington City, at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any other
route. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. at any of the principal Railroad
Offices in the West.
E. F. FULLER, Genr Western Agent.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
W. P. SMITH. Master Transportation. 37tf
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al thing the Republican papers are striving
hard to throw off the odium which the infamous
speech Of Charles Sumner is calculated to bring
down upon the party, but they will fail in that.
He is the great light of the party, having ia
ken the lead in place of Seward, since the adj
journment of the Chicago Convention. His
act is the act of the party, and his speech is
its platform, and. it will be in vain for that par
ty to attempt to evade the effect of Summers
infamous effort in the Senate. They must
stand up to it, and face the music Ohio
Statesman.
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THREE
Fa99enEer Train
BETWEEN PITTSBURGAND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting directin the Union Depot, at Pittsbrgh.
with Through Trains from all w estern Cities for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington City; thus furnishing facilities for the
transportation of Passengers unsurpassed for speed
and comfort by any other route.
Express and Fast It Lines in n.r run a. t nnOdgsate to Phiiadei-
Smoking Cars are attached to each train; Wood
ruf's Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains
days excepted. Three Daily Trains connect direct
for New York. Express and Fast Line connect for
Baltimore and Washington.
. Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York; Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston. Through Tickets Gall Rail) are good on
either of the above Trains, and transfers through
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good via Norwich,
Fall River or..Stonington Lines. Baggage transfer
TICKETS may be obtained at any of the import
ant Rail Road Offices in the West; also on board
any of the regular Line of Steamers on the Missis-
sippi or Ohio Rivers.
ASK FOR II anz s'f By P TfFsfi
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road, makes this the
Direct Line between the East and the Great
West.
Theconnection of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
Freight, together with the saving Of time, are advan
tages readily appreciated by Shippers of Freight,
and the Travelling Public.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, ap-
ply to or address either of the following Agents of
the o0npAB1s ,A. STEWART Pittsburgh;
b. s, PIERCE d Co., GAINESVILLE, o.; ID. JOHNSTON,
Ripley, O.; r. MoNEELY, Maysviile. KY; ORMssY
& CRorpEn, Portsmouth, o.; PADpocK L Co.; Jeff
ersonville, Ind; INV: BRowN d Co. Cincinnati o.;
Madison Ind: Jos. MooRr. louisville XIV; p. G.
O'RILEY d Co., Evansville, Ind; N. W. GRAHAM d
Co, Cairo, Ill; R. F. Sass, SHALEn d GLASS, St.
Louis, Mo-: JOHN b. HARR1s, Nashville, Tenn. ;HAR-
- a urv, MoroDb;e Tenn a. ppxr A, % Chi
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ANOTHER FIzzLE.-The Woodsfeld Repub-
hcan says that when the news that Lincoln
was nominated reached here, s'men threw up
their hats and manifested the most unbounded
We were present in the crowd
which received the news first, and the enthusi-
asm was exhibited by two or three men saying,
lshumph! I thought it would be Seward
The hat throwing up was done by a small boy
who took off his hat to scratch his head
WoodsfeH Democracy.
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

|nNE Of the most desirable Farms In the County
~ of Ashland. containing first rate buildings, i'm
Guiding dwellings and oat-heuses-tAe best kind Il
.soil-wen watered, and an. ample supply Of timber
for fuel, fencing, lumber, &C., and within . sshott.
distance of the Town OF Ashland, will be sold at .
figure lower than any Real ESTATE has been ohcrea
within this county for years. For Partienlars apply
to- 80 64asg54 u /! Il.
At his Odzes opposite the Bank.
Ashland, March 9, 1859. set
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RO,ARDIMC

E R. McCLINTOCK having rented the House s
-. formerly occupied BY David Whiting, south OF
the Town Hall, is new prepared to M
comfortably fre,n 20 to s5 bearder's by the week.
month or year. 1lm49
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MIssIoNARY LATELY RETURNED FRou

"A MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
N Japan. has brought with hin q receipt which
sumption. Bronchitis and debility. ! obtained a..
from q learned physician, in the great city Of Jeddo
when an other means had faleds T am desirous ossz
beneating others BY sending this recipe, 10 all VII ],
may need IL, free nf charge. Addl esso with stamp =
for reply. Rev. WILLIAM OOSGR0YE,
6m5 No 2aa Baltic 81. Brooklyn, Mt
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mV1 BE sure and buy your Boots and
@ at the old stand of WATSON &
TUBES ~afgrsatly reduced pries for Cash, Tor short
Aprl 10, 1860, act