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islation, but it clains the power 10 exclude
from the Territories, and by the blcs-
sing Of God it will use every legal pow
er and make every honorable effort TO cz-
pei from every Territory Of tho Republic
Workingmen Of Illinois, you who eat
your bread in the sweat Of the face, would
you make the sclf-cvidcnt truths Of the
charter Of Independence again the active
faith Of America-would you weaken the
influences Of slavcry and the power Of the
slave masters over tho National Govern
lncnt-woula you cxpcl slavery and i'a de-
grading influences from the Territories
would you bring Kansas as as n free Con'-
monwcaltl into the Union-would yeu
suppress The rcviving slave trade, now dis
l,ouorins the nntion-would you erase from
tho statutes of New: Mexico the inhu1nan
slave code, and the more infamous code
authorizing employers to degrade white IL
l,orins men Will, blows, willie it denies all
means of protection, by closing the courts
against their rcpcals for redress-wou'd
you set apart the public domain for home
s,cads for the ]andlcss-would you coli
str,,c. railroad across tho central regions
Of the continent to the Pacifc-would you
adjust the revenue laws 50 As TO incidental
II favor American labor-would you win
bacls our lost influence with the nations
South Of us on this continent, and illus ill
crease and develop our manufacturing and
commercial interests; would you reform
existing abuses, strengthen the Tics Of inter-
I'll and affection. which bind these sister
States together, and put the Republic in the
van Of advancing nations, ti.en,-com~
nit, fully aud unrcscrycdly commit, yourself
10 tic cause Of Rcpublicanism, to the sup
port Of the Republican party, and its tried
a,tl trusted candidates. Born in the ranks
of tho toilins masses, reared in tile bosom
q: the people, trained in the hard school OF
manual labor, Abraham Lincoln and Han
nil,al lIan,lin arc true to the rights, the IN"
tcrcsts, and the dignity of the work;
ingmcn of the Republic worthy to
lead their advancing hosts to victory for
the yindication Of ri ghts as old as creation,
| and wide as humanity.
The sons Of toll in Pennsylvania and
Indiana-thc toiling men whom slavery
brands rs "grcasy mechanics filthy
o,cratiycs,n 2" small-fstcd farmers" shire
ling manual laborers who are essentially
slaves" *thc ,nud-sills Of socicty"-lavs
closed tile contest by pronouncing their IT.
reversible verdict for Rcpublicanism. I'LL
nois will respond to Pennsylvania and In
diana by a voice not 10 be misunderstood
Norkingmcn, to the rescue!
, 1860-11-05

The Editor Of the Times d. Herald is in |
favor Of free spcech-for himself and
all other sprouts Of chivalry who cloosc to
insult the people Of the North by threaten
ing them with rebellion, secession, disun-
ion, treason, war, pestilcnce and famine, II
they dare exercise the rights which tic
Constitution confcrs, and elect a President
Of their choice, All right-so arc We, so
arc all Republicans. But who ever heard
that This Times d Herald demonstrated
a sainst the inyasions Of free speech, or
the atrocious outrages against personal
freedom of a1l sorts, which are the daily lot
of Northern men who are unlucki}y caught
Oh tl.e soil which gave this oratorical editor
bi.th? Has it ever protested against the
recent suppression Of free speech IN
T.xas-a suppression Of the lives Of
a great number OF Northern men suspected
oftli,4kiag that slavery is wrongy Not by
n woro On the contrary, it howlcd the
n,uc1erers On. 1t r,,atllered about "Aboll-
t;m,ists," " fanatics" "poisc:nc's'" " "lncen-
diaries" Did it make II stare TOT 'fee
sneec1, when the ma.yr, Bcwley-one oi
ti;c s,irt1;ese OF mcn-was hung by pro-
slavery mob? Has it rcprovcd that inter
nil spirit which runs riot in all the colton
States, and which has made them so many
c.,anbers Of torture for Northern men?
Does it eyer utter words Of indignation over
tie accounts which come to us every day
in iIlc public papers. that in this place
Northern man has been whipped; in that
pace, another ono was tarrct, fcathcrcd
and rode on L rail; md in IL third place, a
third one shot-ull for whisper in condem-
II .tioa Of slavery or in defence Of Abraham
Lincoln and the North? Docs it de-
claim against that Austrian des-
po.::1n Of The slaye States which invaaes
tho mails, prys under seals, md burns
newspapers? Never in any casc-ncrcr!
| II is Tie South that does these things-the
snu,l, born to govern They are done in
tie interest Of that atrocious system Of
American Slavery; md We know not from
the editor oftt,e 1she:csnnd Herald that they
are not Ill proper and right. Free speech,
indeed!
No, GoY. 11cComas, you are not to bc
no1,!,ed. The North llas no institutions
which will not bear yeur CRITICISM
M codc Of jurisprudence like that by which
slavery oppresses. But you shall he
s:l,,ncl into decent respect for the man.
hoo:l, courage and patriotism Of those
among whom you have cast yourlot YOU
shall learn that Freedom 1ns its syotarics Us
| well as Slavery ita tools; aud you shall live
10 blush for those impotcpt defeneese Of dcs
potism which you arc NOW making, and tht
/ more impotcnt threats Of dlsunfcn aud tFea
/ am to WHICH you have lattcrly rcsortcd
7ziasA fire. country, Governor You are il
tie North, and s4f*. Pnt away your pistols
vote Tor Lincoln and sleep u kssea.
, 1860-11-05
'sGiycn lit -lncona, this 9th Of October, 1850.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.


GERMANS COMING OVER IN Bon1-ONE
HUNDRED GERMANS Of West Scnccs, Erie
County, {N. ~ all Of whom have heretofore
acted with the Democratic party, come out in
the Buffalo Gern"n 7t1tgr"M over their own
signatures and declare their intention to vote
for Lincoln anI Eanilin.
A fricnd writes us from Magnolia, Put
na,u county, that Hon. c. Z. Dcnio, La, been
slaing glorious work for the last few days,
in Peoria, Woodforti, Marshall, Stark ansl Put
ham counties. lie says "thc Putnam and r.
oria districts are no longer doubtful. We
slrall elect our Representatives by majorities,
wl.icl. will hereafter preclude a hopeful rcsIs.
tance-"
NEW YonK.-The Tribune Of Thursday
morning says, that in That city, among the
number that have lately resolved to yote tor
Lincoln, are several members OF the .f.J,,ott.
F!}lh -t.tnH< Committee. IN Wyoming, county
T. S. Giilctt, editor Of TIC l,yoni"y Timex
hitherto Brcc!Sinrit1sc THAN, anil nc;,.''.r III
tic la=t Democratic State Convention. lii:
come to the ss.!',c conclusion. liz addressed
the Wide Awakcs Of Perry ou Monday cyr
ming l1>t in tscnunciation Of "tle siekrnsn.
''snawi>!, and incon.rsinu* an,al:un,ti"n tirSt,
"slsat las recently bctn patched up t.y all uut
"-ile org:s1li.a:ion-a Dry Goods tir1u-in ,l.s
"City Of New York"
-IloS. S. L. CHASE STEAKS r. 4 SsAvr
SfATE--EN{ioy. CHASE TT tlis:o made Il sI,l..,,
did Republican speech ut Coyil.yton, kv., ~
Thursday niwl,t. The ibid Fellows HILL fht
largest in Coyin.tui, w.s never 81 crowded
H.: was listened to wiiil respect, ALI! many u
Ills sentiments largely ap:!au.ir.'.
Still Cox1sG!-Dr. Singles, of Monro.
county, and trotherin-law vi til. editor Of th,
Rochester t"ivH, has conc out for Lincoln III,
iIatuIim- The Rochester Democrat publishes
speech just made by the Doctor, frnm the yer,
SPOT whcrc, twenty years a@o, hc u:.,!c til,
first speccll for democracy,
, 1860-11-05
4,Ert5KE THE DIsus1oSIsTs.

The disu,a;.,n panic expended itself in
stock-s,,ecct,il.t;pn by which immense sums
Of money were 1'ilchcd from innocent nut
1imid holders Of securities But there are
plcnty Of men now g:l!'bliny on the street
corners Of this city about the prospect Of
the s.wcdy disruption Of the government IL
. Northern man is elected President in tile
way aud for the purpose authorized by the
Constitution. Poor idiots! do they know
tim, this ea,nc va.oring in which the fire.
eaters arc indl}gipg, would have been
heard il Douglas chances lad conc
uppcr,nost instead Of Lincola's: Do they
moi know that the objection against Lincoln
annlits Will, great force to his only com
.>ctitor IL the Nort1l-tl,nt the election Of
anr man mol committed to the ultra and
xio1rut dog,n:s Of tho Southern fanatlcs'
would 1,ay,, excited all tho rage that is now
cxhi,i,ra-wou11tl have brought out TIC
threats That co,nc Nor;;::. on every breeze :
Why, ot,ly few days ago, the yci; 'hen
who are now e,,dc:lvoring to frighten tue
Nortl, from its p:uprie'y, said they would
hang Douglas If he dared fpeak in Atlanta,
Georgia. Iftl4ey tlarc not licarhln', would
the; have dared say that they would
submit Ia his administration? Are they
nut all the while chasing him with the
Aboii,;onisss, the John Browns and Garr's
ms Of the Free States: Would Iiot they,
will. tho prospect of his election before
them. LAKE rel ur the hoarsc-bcll"w tllat Is
now l,car.l. Cease, then, initiating the
lud manners ind ot.ious policy of The Sc
ccs,iouists, you Douglas. men who art
sparc( only because you are weak ant
nrac.;ca!ly ou, OF the fight Know thu
these disturipr' Of the peace need your re
bukc, and that when you stand at 1h'
street corners retailing their gasconndc o
shedding r1eat tears orcr their rant ant
fns,;an y.o arc serving those who lat'
YOU, md ,lu.t ,.uu art earning tue contcml'
o: yourselves, cscn, when your reason re
turns. Sup your gnoans, dry up YOU
tears. 70: color in your checks, and com
over and hs't, us, tho party Of tic constl
1uti.,n and 1Lr l.nion, like men. Then
the tra;:ors tlrca.rn the government :"
can dare d,t,n tt their internal work.
, 1860-11-05
any other route, and at !. reasonable cost OF

any other route, and at Il reasonable cost Of
shipment.
The public, both in thc Western States and
in Canada, owe debt Of gratitude to Mr:
Merritt for his enterprise in undertaEinga md
successfully carrying out this experiment.
No man perhaps las done more to develop
tic resources Of CANADA, and to make the
St. Lawrence II practicable route for
Western trade, Than he. Should he succeed
in the work Of organizing the fast line OF
ocean propcllers ofwlicll hespcaks, lie will
have done much towards pcrfccting great
II desired revolution in our Western CON-
, 1860-11-05

Tic Question 10 he settled tomorrow if
whether three hundred and fiffy thousand
shareholders sllnN dictate to thirty millions
of !rcrmcn whom they shall elect President
and what shall he the policy Of tle Federal
Government, or whether the majority shall
.l,trr,ui,,c these matters for themselves.
All ,lle~ issuc:. Of ,:lc campaign lave hern
,n,.r-,l into this, and it has conc to tic
question, lit, .l Fret'nla T Slavery Ill 'he
Territories, merely, 1,at whether there shall
1,c freedom, anywhere for anyl"My cn'-
zcns nr the free Northwest are you feaos
fir the ul;..sl:un7
, 1860-11-05

's'"'o, Nera.l and TINES is one
The Toledo .~.---.
Of The most determined Douglas papers III the
great Northwcst, where they do not merely
talk Douglasisu, but actually b9ic;a in It. The
leading article in its issue Of Tuesday Inst iOct
2s9}, is US follows:
WHAT WILL. DE GAINED BIZ IT!
In The present position Of parties, what will
be gained by the Democratic party or tho
country, by throwing the election of President
into tue House. Tic result of devolviny the
election On the House, would be the choice Of
Lane by the Senate. Would it not he better
for the Democratic party to be defeated than
to perpetuafe the present unscrupulous and
wonid be iar preferable. Wcknow It would bo
thousand times more honorable TO he de-
featct, than by combination with the 1ner-
ccuary crew who now have possession Of
the government, to defeat the Republican
candidate for tl1cbencfit Of the political pirates
who have dismen,bcrcd the Democratic party.
Defcat-hoporabse defcat--wiu purify the Iar-
ty and make it ! united, ronlpact Organizations;
and above all will relieve it from the bad men
who have brought defeat upon lis by their
shameless corruptions. The conspirutors who
| have brought anarchy and bitterness into the
Democratic ranks, and by their 1aithlcssness
! rendered tho defcat Of our candidate certain,
are willing to unite with the party jnst as far
as their action with it will promote their own
! ag.,rlnaizclncnt. They will vote the Demo
| cratic ticket IL By doing SO they can accom-
| rlisfi their purVosc-thc defeat OF Douglas and
| thc SUCCESS Of tie boilers tckct Tic guod Of
/ the Democratic party and the honor Of tue
country; alike forbid that combinations formed
to defeat tho selection Of President by tie
| people, should be successful Tic success
| ofthc scheme Is calculated to destroy the fnteg
rity Of alt political organizations. In the clcc
tiou OF a Chief Magistrate By the American peo
| pic there is noral grandeuri which has fl!a1
fenyed tho admiration Of tho civilized world
and We hope never to see the Democratic party
so far forget the glory OF it, great achievements
as to lend itself to m INSCRIPTIONS cabal, whe
If ifsueeczsful. rnp.d sink the Presidential con-
lest to the Level OF Aogs0 market. YAr CHI
Is disgraccful, the means slishonorablc, and w
Invoke the spirit Of independence and manli
| ness which characterized the masses Of thu
| priv In the days Of Jackson aud Polk, TO for
| bid tbs dirgrae. Ah{eh sneh m nn!,oly coali
! tioA would fasten UpdH al cngSycn III II. -
Let us preserve our identity, and nftur III,
| conflict, il wt are defeated, We, will remain
distinct, united mud respected organization
ct1lcicntand effective Tor future contests. Frcct
ir0ia atloiJ IN E!l: rarks, with loyal bod,
/ ofa million and n. Aalti0ft voters, ,ruv 10 &hl
/ principle Of: sclfgovcrnu,ent, the Democratic
party will place its noble chieltain in charge O
| tlr iaE:rEa,e:h r.! erthe people layc had fou
years Of strife apI .dlscbnteal, 4.ns Sia1
coursc' would tie dishoporable. tot ounselrr
! apa tFcasonNlleio to ogF candidate And our prin
cipjes,
, 1860-11-05
WE WILL EXHIBIT
.fEo,s0ay, Get. 29'h,
From the Great Closing Out
AUCTl0N SALES Of THE SEASON.
c.:E nUsnl:Ep 2sEcE5
New all silk r;ald srS* for Two Shilling. and Six
rcncc lash.

e.E nUsn1:Ep 2.EcEs
New all Six r;ald slls* 70! Two Shilling. and Six
1eoes aasa.
100 Pieces a'in'si silks
fur Three sh1liHss lasa Regular price *1 sAt''in='
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES
- arive.% E-,r, eaat,y
aeA' siitk. f,r III eiitfiiSGan - A''''
80 s-->
One Hundred Pieces Extra ChlAtAy and styIe Ir-uta1
49,.
IL SAi1f1nEs SILK Tor SAul1n%R.
c,1prp1 shy poare
lon1a1a12~ - 3afIs. 1ef E!sltfcca Ue!41Es-
sew,
ohuDic + aCGtl S1lK%
In Elack aud all Co!erS fun, Faae tuSx sh;l.tn~,
s!'4' Of Every description
1Aoa1 % ~ ~ ZEN ekAn1. oEAo"
Tim hc,u,f Manufacturing toss Au,l xr noa rxbih,t
sstsk u Si';t aaa siiE s.ood unssuset for hstent
E1hl1ls u he same time -
French NIc1inos
r,,+~ r., Cent IT,. t,,, oc.,c, +, nj.
~ Eity Alro
, 1860-11-05

OK HIS Mrsc1E.-Thc Ii Crosse Democrat,
Douglas print, says It "dont want Lincoln
elected, but If he sLould be, VIC intend to visit
Washington next March to see how these
brave Scccssloulsts will act. II they dent
fight, now that they hare clustered so dread.
fully, we shall never be 9}fuid Of taen hereafter:
II they do fight, We will be ono to help whale
the secession out Of every mothers gosln Of
thcm.''
, 1860-11-05

Such are the verbs If one of the canol-
lines t;,r the Vice Presidency. He is the
ma,, WHO sold carpenter aud a blacksmith
81, auttior, leit,rc he started out to pur-
sua.le The carpenters and ''lacks'nitl's OF
,hc Sonb IL y.,,c for linn. Men Of toll
men whose honest labor il Tic backbone
Of ,l,cl.n.,-will you mol hurl hack tilo
;ns,,lt which this johnson, Il ilmpcrea
child Of slavery, has cast i'll your teclh! z!
Remember thai you arc this day voting a
heritage TO your children. Shall it bc this:
ecani,a1 should own its Labor?"
, 1860-11-05

Col. Camden, who figured largely in
-: - ,,tc ~ charicston Convention, and WHO
stvlcs s M himself tho Roaring Lion Of Liberty
County" made flaming epcecl. in Savannah
the oiill. evening; He ID an ardent supporter
Of the I1iiut' t;snni:; SSo@c Of Ills hls;ts s o.
orat6ry were wonderful: :'A5 ne wa *:n:inttss Z
on lii occasion llc pointed to tho sI1rlt q
Ae5icsn Liberty standing WIZ '+'od, r'odr a ~,
liant n 1.i1 Tue othcf 81 psnttal aynvTfva-" TIE
t tEoloncTs .'spirlt" having more thaath VIII U q
was going 1t on al! fouFs. A. the Col. has M
...S opcn ground in favor Of tie rc-opeI,il!:s,
+-"ac- We may soon expect to
t:~S- -; -" spare foot on
hear Of the "splttt" taying .~-:
tic African coast.
, 1860-11-05

The following is the official letter, by oruer
OF the President, addressed to Gen. Aarney:
Uay1nr .+iyrn most careful examination to
Nil the events wtica, have lately occurred 10
the Department Of Oregon. und II the sxp!a1!-
atiou al lis conduct therein submitted W det'.
lfarnry to this. Department, the Secretary M
War feels it his duty 10 express ms ai,7aprrs'
nnicr dais 1f Apeil IL, lSc0, by which Captain
Iirlctt was placed in command at Camp Ficl'-
cft- 4 question having ariscd between tue
governments Of the United State. and Grc:'t
l.ritnin as to the sovereignty OF the t:ialu ot
san Juan. aud danger being anticipated to the
friendly relations 81 the two countries from
the condition Of affairs upon the i-la'1d itseit
{;ru, Scott WAS sent, OH the 10th Of september
1850, empowered by the government VI tte
United States to make such temporary arrange
1nent nj would avoid all collision, until t!'c
whole matter had l'ccn amicably adjusted y
tic diplomatic action of the two natlous: III
pursuance of these powers, General scott
haired TO San Juan, md having takcnstcIs TIC
1ybic1 he deemed advisable, rrtoTnfd, leaving
with Gen. liarncy, for Lis gridlnco and IL
struction, letters and orders OF the Io!lo"ll9s
dates: November 5tl and 9TH. 1883. me g.
scntial ,rolnts Of these instructions and orders
were, 1lret, the removal Of thu larger part 81
thc United States force on San Juan lsla1tt;
second, ti,u fttrn. iQn ii opc Golnltaily oi CLi
ted Statcs troops, under Captain HN1lt' ah1nl,
the special Injunction 10 General tiarneyto r.
| u1cnibcr that the sovereignty OF tie lslalo Is
| still in dispute between the two governments;
aid until definitely settled between them, int
! British snl,iccts have cqual rights with AmcTl-
| can citizcus On tilu is13nd, utcimpanled by
| cupy Of Gen. Hcutt'6 :ssuTanc0 to dofc1no1
| Dullvlas Of Ills intention to Instruct our coin
mandinr officers on the Island to allow no
1,crson ciaiulius to bc innctionarT Of Nashihg-
ion Territory to Interfere wit any British SUB.
{sia {aa giSE S Il isfs sa lsaa Il Il q d:ss b.
| tween our rcspcetiyc governments. ~ oppo-
si:ion to these instructions, General hafn'sy
removed Captain Hunt and substituted cap
tain Pickett in his place, issuing at the same
tl.s capt' fse;t ih fs;;91t$ r., SsSst Of
riosla government Of Washington: Tie 1rsn Le;!s
ls1lve Assembly Of 1854 passed On act incsaalnS
| I:fauit of San Jnan as Part OF halcom coaI's:
This act was duv srhUlattrd 7" cons @ ~. ~
liz tie lit tr Vii b. oa:t T. ss
Enow1edsc and respect the ciEil jaflsaic.ion VI
Washington Territory in the discharge u ytH1 ~
crt, i..oic this rght ottsrri.orywi}' b. foio,ve,
by tsacreeabi4 results ont of hts poTe! g ecn!5I
vat tEiaIs'n SssR5sdf e e h1s otdsf S:eef ef
General Scott, and Of the agreement between
!!s 'Ss ES.Eze@sii;h sEIe& siishE stisaa
lstro,s Consequences. .4.S s'.- M. ~
ril1st pxpressing his aisaprrona1lSCaar Tar,
S5ntt Ss gs;s :sj1ips 5 Sm Is htge
nsS ~ and distinguished services he Is hos
disI'eseo ~ Jou~ B. FLorn,
ss4~rrG1rN ef Var
J uar Dtpart,ueot, October 70, 1851
, 1860-11-05
pII,EcT TRADE WITH EUROPE,
Eighteen Days from Chicago to
Liverpool.

The following letter from Hon. "m.
Hamilton Merritt, Of Canada, " sG3ec.orsc
Steel, Esq, Of this city, gives the particu-
lars Of the shipment Of grain direct from
Chicago 10 Liverpool, to which VIC referred |
day or two since:
ST. cATnAnnsE, 3oth Oct, 1850.
DEAR Sir On the 13tll August, you en-
closed me m article from one Of the papers Of
your city, EAicla I authorized you to carry
into effect OIL tho lGti September.
You will inform the Editor Of that journal,
t'lat cargo Of 1900 bushels Of wheat was
el,ipped ~ you on the 18th Of September, in
the propeller "rlttsburgh," !" on my account, at
$L0l, on board.
Arrived at Port Colborpc on tho 18t1,-5
days; W'clland Railway day. 0,00o bushels
Of ,l.is cargo were shipped on'board the pro-
lcllcr "Alps" on the 18th; arrived at Mon
trcal the aa2d-3 days; shipped on board the
steamship "Jura," which sailed from Quebec
on the 2otl.-rnaking 16 days; from which de-
duet one day waiting for the propeller "Alps"
ii Port Dallousic, aud seven days between
Montreal and Quebec, which will reduce thc
,i,ac of aciuni movement: between Chicago
| and oucbcc in distance Of 1875 miles, to
| eight days. '''
1rccciyea a letter from Mcssrs. Kenneth
Donic Il Co., Of Llyespopj, Of The 9th instant >
advising the sale cx-ship' st l1sGl per GENITAL,
sterling; account Of sale to 10 sept y next
! mail, the items Of which will furnish you on
arrival 1os inc oenea. u ',, ene '.aae
lhls ss'fs''s y ~. ~ ..a ~ <aennaa ;,otoon 49, ~
] !,.' .,s, rn2ts ot ,nost md tua sctual move.
war;, w.s rc;,ucca 10 Is tays. In place Of O., as
,cr tl,e To-, Ct thc schooner " Dean Richmond ii
n 1S5G
, 1860-11-05

The TATRMoSY OF ST. pErER.-Of the
'""fch remain to the Pope, Rome
-'. '-hn1,ttanfs. r:..'
and Camarca hare 3,u,ou 4.4.----
Vecclla, .0,110; Vcllctria, 62.0lS, and Frost
none, 1850; a total Of sea, o.! l.lhabltants.
Tho Piedmontesc have deprived linn OF tue
Marches, Umbria aud the province Of flserbo; o.
The population Of the Marches i ~ ,us'; o'
Umbria, II. G;ss', and Of Vitcrbo 1881: lnhatl-
itants. Thus 1,3,55. .ol9 Inhabitants have been
withdrawn from, the temporal sway OF TIC
punc
, 1860-11-05
Gbitd'9jo':Ct;iibtt''r. i


We appeal 10 the Sham Democrats VINO
are ,,rrinc t1,cir rank and 1ilc on to lawlcss
and yia!en. acts, hy their misrcrrescnn-
tions Of the purposes If tho Republican
partv ID unite will. Us in ai' effort to pre-"
serve tic pence on election layY "iithey
n f4y
, 1860-11-05

OF these o.fcr l.r.:e arl Nnrlvac,l imrEf.
ehr. sr:rtI qualify, tty!.tr prize. Of kE='t" s'
t,tr ttcan ,tntIfaturr tn wlttsl4 OF yart a'
AhnlI ynFls and ynE.s lIc NJ rrict. from tr'
S.il:iln: 4, SIX siusA pr yard. Also HtnsS sirL
lI CInLhs twelve tstI tf;.'tl aud tn eItt tu.tr
1ect wis' prices run tur Ten 4.i"=s irs ,:sd.
A-t-!ab.r i1 ott4 III .'Itt"rsS anil BY The .r AMI
t~Gr III 4 tt,t1,L u, F4,,t%
, 1860-11-05
4 YOUNG LADY MURDERED IsX i
SLAVE WOMAN!

From tic Mo. Democrat, Hu.
Reliable intelligence from Fulton, Galloway
county, No., nlprises US that shocking tr:,:..
cdy occurred within eight miles Of tLat place
OH Saturday last. III the huusc OF Il Atr.
Rarrtes was female slave Of irascib1e and dan
.rru1ls temper, who lad frequently hccn Gu
RACED at Sir. Barnes daughter, Susan j., a
y.,lnS lady Of EoMI eighteen years Of age
Saturday morning the sllye was sent to work
Ill i cor1,-ticld, and the Eimily set otr to attend
4 meeting OF some Kind. 1c;tvin:. Miss Barnet,
alo,sr IL t,ot,lv. III, returning from the meet
ins they were horriiied to find her sllockingly
beaten to death. and the floor anl walls Of tho
dwelling bespattcred with blood. The dinner
table had been SIT, evidently l,y Miss Barnes.
AMI hcr knitting work lay disarrorgc1 on thu
Kitchen floor, s'ht kitchen showed blood and
si:,us Of 4 struggle. Blood marks were visible
along tho walls to the cast room, on the tloor
ami walls Of which was much 1norc blopd, and
tho room exhibited plain traces Of violent
strife. Next, the blood was traced to the west
room, Il htse tic lE,ulder i4s.u t.cn committed,
anA where tile corpsc was found lying i'll
gore.
The slave woman was called, and found X,
have changed her dress since morning. On
search! the dress was found in the ticld, hidden
ail,l bloody. i shovel vas found bloody anil
battered. When confronted with hcr bloody
dress, Tue woman conitsaed that she haul kilied
Miss Barnes, She WAS placed in custody OF
Deputy Constable Henry Willing, who rode off
i'll lAsic for the Jail, ut FnltOu.
When within three miles Of Fulton, he Wa'
oyer1ascn bv q party on horses, who took IN:
prisoner from him, led her to tree not laf Oh,
md there hanged her till she was dead