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Gard to Ladies.
The HACHISH or PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
nrnhn III ~ ---- -

49, 41AA - " 1A14O III
L Hal lie and safe remedy or Female Complaints,
would respectful- call the attention Of the La lies OF
this country to It, feeliRs assured that in the Ilachish
or Percie Pills they will mad q safe and never failing
remedy for diseases arising from a deranged and dis.
ordered system. such as sick headache, pGIpiIstiOn OF
the heart. lowness OF spirits, nervous affections, leu
eorrhes. &c.
In removing stoppages or distractions CT the men
ses, from whatever cause, they are ini4iiible. The
suppression So common is speedily relieved, and there
will be no recurrence. IL used according to directions.
ACTIO
THERE ARE THINKS WHEN THE HAcHIsH OR PKRcIE
Pills sHprLp NOT EE TAKkN, AMPLk ExPeRIERcE HAv-
ISG PROVEN THAT THAY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT FREQ
NANCY. BUT INVARIABLY CAUsE MISCARRIAGE ~ THEY
ARE IAKES DrRiSG THE EAELIEB MONTHS: MARRIED Ia
DIEs ARE THEREFoRE CAUTIONED AGAINST usING THEN
At srcH TINE3-AT ANY OTHER TINE THY ARK SaFE.
Full directions gceompaRy each box and package.
None genuine without the signature Of ENtIIE
HoULOS. Proprietor, Rue St.. H9nOre, PariJ, or Ms
SOL & LArRIS, Importers.
Price. Sl.sS psr box; half boxes IS cents.
Sold wholesale aud retail by WOODS & PEw and +.
SMITH. srRATToE - Co Warren 81. 7. JEwELL,
youngstown Peb. 2a-Gm
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9&atbs.

At Beilville. O., 5aly Dist, JEREMIAH
MADDEN of Youhgshoens aged rs years.
In Youngstown, July 18th, Mrs. NANCY
EIBLoGK, wife of Benjamin Niblock, Of the
Union House aged 46 years.
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DOR SALE OR RENT.

4 At West Pennington. a two story brick house
containing ffeen TOoms, we'll arranged for harding
connected with it. are two and a half zcrrs OF land,
fayorahly located for building lots, with harm. we'll
cistern, fruit trees. &c. The above is eiigibly slruat
ed within q few rods Of the Western Reserve Semiaa
~. Also, a house and lot upon the north road, alsO,
four acres Of lani upon Grand river. TerLas reason
able. inquire uuon the premises.
lJuly 18th, lS60, Az &c. ALMER
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~ will offer at Public Auction at the coart
House door in Warren. Or
Wednesday The 22d day Of august 4. D.
i~Ou, atrSct OF and situate in the township Of Cham
pics IN The County Of containing i64 acres
he the sane more or less said laad is part OF lots Nos
4iand IS. and aAjoins land Of John NJ. Retriek aud
others, and is the same, which vas eonve. ed BY Geo.
Patterson and wife TO VIM. TeE. Said land will be
sold subject to the contract contained in I certain
NoTtgag- given by said william T-E, and ~ olive
his wife to said Gee Patterson. dated Feb J.. ls59.
Recorded in Trumbu1 County KrcoTds. Rock OF
Mortgages. No S. Pages SOL SOS and SOC. to which all
purchases are referred for further nosiee. TerG1s ore
third cash on coordination OF sale, one third in six
months and one third in twelve months with interest.
the pay ments to be scared hy notes. and Mortgages
on the premises. Sale viii take place between the
hours OF ~ o'clock. ". and 4 O'Clock, P. ". Of said
day 10 tWo thirds efthe aPPr4isment be offered for said
land. ID. BALDWIN
IJuiy Issh. go, sWI Ass'ee Of WM. TEW.
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TEACHFRS INSTITUTE
IIuly ss. 4
nISsOLUTION NOTICE..

A. The partnership. heretofore existing between
Thos Mccormick Nv. N. Weir has this day been
dissolve ed " mutual consent Of the parties. and the
sale OF their entire stock o Goods to hessrs. y ellis
& Weir, who will hereafter continue the business in
all its various branches. They have removed the
stock 10 tie bni ding formerly &C upied by NJ A
Patmore, On the corner Of Market and Liberty streets.
where they expect, with thSir increased room and
facilities which they VIII have and by making large
additions to their Stock. be Able to Iarntsh custom
ers with any thing in the line Of C~roekery, Glassware,
Wooien-ware, &C. at satisfactory prices
Warren Jaiy 95.h. IS6U
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SHEEIFF'S SALE.
~ Phube Rigdon 4

Richard Mckwen, ct al
By virtue % a Yendi Xxx to ne directed I viii offer
for Sale at Public Auction at the residence Of Richard
MrEEen in NeWtos township Trumhull county. on
Saturday tie llh day Of august, 1850.
At g o'eloeK ?. N. Of said aay the following described
personal property TO viz: One Bay Horse, one two
Horse Wagon, and also the interest Of Riehari Nc
Even in an Ash-Ty, situated on said Mckvea's prem
isrs, his interest being one half Of said Ashers and
fixtures Terms Cash.
July D. 1850, A. LYMAN. Sheriff.
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MOTHERSl

Read the following testimony to the success Of DR..
Ia ToN's IEFANTILE Combat
MoROANvILLE, July Goth. 1889.
"D8 EAToS. DEAR SIR:-I have much pleasure Ia
certifying to the perfect harnlessness and efficacy Of
, oar INFANrILE CORDIAL, aud eheerfully
II to these who have children ~teething. l have used
IL in my own fInily, and have sold over two hundred
bottles the past year. All those who have ever used
it unite in its praise for AL diseases for which you
r~ee"mmen it. Yours. &c. L I. LATIlRoP."
BLOOD Food BLOOD Food
''DR. BRONSON. SIR:-It NAV no. be yalueIess to
you. 70 know tn It I have used the different Prepare
tions OF kLoOD FOoD IN several cases. and uniluTmly
with success; and that | am convinced they are a near
er APPROXIMATIONS to the means OF 4 RADICAL crRE Of
those cases ofCHs oSIC DISEASE for which they are
rrei AIRED. than lnv OTHER MEDICINAL AGENCIES knOsn
to the PHARMACoPElA
Il Ihese PRTPARATIoNs. as l am natu-
rally DESTROYS that they should he most widely tested
and adopted. R.K BROWN. NJ. D..
UP See advertisement.
For sale hy WOODS 4 Paw.
-NeW-York, Sept. Is.h. ls59.'
I2A West Broadway"
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GREENsBURG SCHOOL

NREENSBURG SCHOOL
~ The Fall Term of this School will commence
IN Monday the aOLh OF August, A. d. IsG0. AMI eontin
ue - weeks. Instruction will be given in all branch
IS usually taught in high schools and acadenie<-
Partic1lar attention Siii he given Il those DESTROYS to
qualify themselves for teaching. and a Teachers class
formed for their ACCOMMODATION, TO be confirmed "a
rag The term. Students are r'queSted to lie in al
tendance II possible rae first Eesk ofthe tsrm. as the
classes will then be formed, so as best TO accomHo
da,. the students.
Terms o~fluition. Common Branches, 80. CO.; Higher
81 81. languages Si,OO.
Board eau be ohttined at reasonable rates. There
are also rooms for those DESTROYS Of boarding them
selves. FOR furlhef particulars enquire a. Green shnrg
OF Of the principal. The services o. a competent
teseher OF music will be obtained and every GVaiEa-
bic facility will he solicited 10 render the term both
pleasant and profitable 10 the Student
LID. E An,
lJaly Is, ls6O. 5E-I Principal.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES O AEAAILY PHYSIG,

arc so composed Aat disease within the range Of
their action car rarely NRSEand or evade tAssl-
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigoratc every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy y~italiiicS. As 4 consequence OF these
properties, the Invalid who IS bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonishsd to ind his
health or eacrEy restored By 4 rc=ledy At once 50
simple AID inviting. ~
Not only do they cure the cVary-day complaints
Of every b0dy, bat alsO many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent blow named IS
pleased 10 faniSh gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following cumplafhts; C0st're-
s1csS, Eea1t5gTi, Headache a5isiegI r5ss 1iSoraeTcG
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion. Taih y md uoTbi6
TRACTION Of &c BOtes, F3qtHieReg. Loss Of iPpc-
s1c. Ja76,di-c, and other kindred complaints,
arising frUrn a low state Of the body or obstruction
OF its functi3as, They arc IA eNeevent aiteraess
for The renovation OF the blond and the ~reStora-
lion of tons az strength 10 the system debihtatsd
b. disease.
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STRAYED
~ Prom the subscriber, about the FIRST Of July. q
small. brindle COW. i've or six years OLD. When she
went away there vas arOpe tied around her horns.
Any 0ns rsIurning said COW, or giving ttion
where she Tan he found will be literally rewarded.
July lcth, Ir60, 2w. Mrs. W.. RIDDLE.
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The Ohio Pen~iteutiary is now crowded
with 963 convicts, and no less than 70 are
life prisoners.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.

II Notice IS hereby given that the subscribs r ha
been appointed and quFlidel As administration on IN
Estate Of Eli Carlton. late OF Weathersheld. dee.
July Il, leo, 3W.+ WILLIAM CARLTON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ All persons having unsettled accounts with
the undersigned are hereby notified that the same
Hsst Be settled Immediately or thsy gill pass iHfs
other hands fer c0ilscaSa.
We Will pay Cash as u ual for Flax Seed and Flax
Straw. ABROTT s. HIGGINS.
Newton Falls. July %. Is6O. ~.
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SALE
J.E. Johnson In Court ofCon. Pleas
vs. Trumbull County.
David Lcngmore. ct all
By virtue Of an order Of Sale issued from the Court
ofcom. Pleas. of TramhuII COHnty. Ohio, TO me di-
reetrd and delivered, I shall ODER for Sale At Publ e
Auction at the door Of the Court House IN Warren,
fyumbull County on Saturday the 4Ih day OF August.
Is6O. at one o'eIOe6 P. W.. OF said day, the following
described real Estate Situate on the Nerth East Cor
ner If Washington Avenue aEd Prospect Street in
Warren. in said county Of Tranbull and known az
the Ehols Of Lot Ne. a5 in Perkins addition to Waz-
rem
Appraised at $50. Terms Cash.
A.R. lyman
Sherif's Omce Warren. July 4ih. lS6O.
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S. T. .
IL Public square, Cleveland 0.

DOARDMAN, GRAY d CO.. Dun
ID hams and several other First Class Pianos and
the best Melodeons-a large st;ek constantly on hand
The fact which ! am prepared to prove, that / sell
more Pianos than any dealer west OF Neg York, 1
consider II an amrie recommendation Of my Instru-
nents and manner Of doing business. I have frss
quality Pianos from SIS to $1,000. according to finish
all warranted for Eve years-deliverzd free 81 sx
penSe aud guaranteed 10 give PerJset SGhSCzefiOH.-
uld Pianos and MeIudsonS t1Een in exchsnge. PIeas-
call or send f1rcirculArs ~ith full particulars.
IJuly T., 6u st. POMEROY.
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NHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Adm'rs of. ". wO!cOst In Court Of Com.
W Pleas. frunLuI

~ AIh n =. w. nOaCOA IN Oo1rN oA OoM-
W Pleas, TrunLuu
Go. s. Uolnses, ct al. } County
BY virtue Of an order OF Sale Issued from the Court
OF Com. Pleas OF Trnmbull County. to me directed
and delivered 1 shall onsr for sale az Public Auet ion
at the door Of ths Court House in Warren. in said
county. on SaIurlaJ the 4th day Of AuS Ist, lr6O, at ,
o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day the following described
real Estate, situate in Pennington, County aforesaid,
and il a part OF lot No 30, in said townsh p and as
follows: Beginning on The East line Of the north and
south center road al a stake; then east % rods *
links TO the centre Of brand river then following the
channel IN a north east direction 5 rOis and IS links;
then east 30 rods to a post Standing on the west hne
OF land formerly Owned by Harvey W. Collar then
south on said line 1896 chS) 10 rods and one link to
a post, being the sOuth west corner Of sail landStOr-
merly owned by said Collar. then east on said Col
lars Ola line (ssuth Iin.l III roIs 81 links to a post
on the east line Of said lot No. So then 5 nth on said
lot line 50 rods Ii% links TO 4 post at Tire corner oil
lands oW med by the heirs Of Josiah ". WOlcott- de-
ceased: then west on said WOlcOtt's heirs Dorth Inns
acs rods TO the line Of the north and south eehtrr
road; then north TO the place Of beginning, contain
ing My one acres and 6nH rsiS OF land be the sane
more or less
Appraised at So. per acre. Terms Cash.
A. B. LYMAN.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
William L. Goueher In Court OF Com
vs. Pleas OF Trumbrl
william C4rnah IN. ct aI) County.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issaed from the COur;
Of Common Pleas or TTumkull County. Ohio, ] have
levied upon aud shall oder for Sale at Public Auction
at the door Il the Court House in WArren in said
County, on
Saturday the Hi day ofAugust, 1860,
at one o'clock. 2. VI of said DAY the following de-
scriJed real Estate. sifdate in Hartford. TTumbuii
County, and is known by being part Of lot Ne. 70.
and is bounded rs follows: Commeucing At the north
east corner oflands owned and occupied By Benja-
min Fem on the west side Of the north and south
centre highway. on the west line Of said highway,
then north one hundred and four feet, then west eleV-
en- rods, then south one hundred and tour feet, then
east eleven rods to the place Of beginning, contain
iRs one bali acre OF land more or less"
Appraised az $500 20. Terms Cash.
A. r.. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren, July 18th. ls69.
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A GOOD BARGAIN,
AHBE7S
Cure,


FOR THE SPEED CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A=ue,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asue, Periodical Headache. or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeyeSs- iIsaeed
for the whole class of diseases ofisi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malarfl of m%iasnatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called fer by tho
necessities of the American pcnple than i sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
We are now enabled to offer. with q perfect
~certninty that it will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded OFT proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it p~rcyails. Prerentira is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
riSk which he must run IN violent astacks Of
this balcful distcmpcz. This "CurE" expcls
the miaSnatie poison at FEVER AID AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, If taken on the first ap-
pr0ach of its premOnitOry symptoms. 1t Is
not only the best remedy ever vet discovered
for this claSs of complaints. but also the
cheapest. Tn large quantity We supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach of every
body and IN bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGUE prevails, every body sAOald have it
and use it freely bath for cure and protection.
It is hoped thus pries viii place it within the
reach of all-5he poor as well as the rich. y
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermittent is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
iuces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
BY It are left as healthy Is if they had never
had the diso0se.
Fever and Agucis not alone the consequence
of the miaSmatlc poison y great variety az
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
B,indacss. roothaehe, Earache. Catarrh, Asth-
mn, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spl en-, Mysteries, PSA in the Bowels, Collie,
PARALYSIS and arrangements Il tie StOmaeh.
al Of which. when originating IN this cause,
Tut oi the intermittent type, or become period
zeal. This . Cure" expels the poison from
the tlood, and consequently curcs them all
alike. It i an Invaluable protection TO immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
-csid;ng in the malari0us districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the IN
fiction, that will be excretcd from the system,
and cannot accumulate III suiEesszs quantity
to riren into Z scasc. Heaee il IS even more
valuable fer protection than cure, and few will
evcr sl1.frr from IntcrmittcntS, If they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy at
forlS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Martin Mitchell In Court OF Co

SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Martin Mitchell In Court OF Common
vs. Pleas
Auatin & Blood.
VIRTUE Of an order OF Sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio 70 me
directed. 1 have levied upon and shall offer At Public
Sale at the door ofthe Court Hous: in Warren, Coun
" sores aid, 90
Saturday The llth dag of august, 1860,
at one O'Clock. I. NJ. ofsaid laJ all the interest Hen
~ 5 Austin has in a tract offfIy acres Of land. stu
ate in 0Ioomdsld in said County, ant is the south
part Of lot No. lsa in said town hip, being fry acres
OF land e~ontraeie l to said Henry :. Austin BY Cham
pion 4 Goodrich, said 6fty acres appraised at $780,
90. A. h. LYMAN, Shsrid.
sheriG's ONCE, Warren, July lith. Iaf0.
Jacob B. Leach Before Jefferson Palm, Jus
vs.. tice OF tbs Peace, Warren.
Jeremiah Bow ker. } TrunbuiI County Ohis-
On the s3i day Of June. A. d. le6n. said Justice is
sued an order OF a~itachnsnt In the above action for
the sum OF Thirty dollars and seventy nine esn.z
1880. 79l and costs which action vas continued un-
Ill the Ilth day OF August A. d is6r at 10 O'Clock A.
II. st which time said cause via be for trial.
RORRIST & BURNETT.
II ly 18th Is60, 3x.I Pltn. ATTY.
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J. J.. EEhS.
Dis. Com. for Trumball Coanty.
July %, 1860.
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FAMILY SEWING MA

III Wv MILL SEhINU MA
II CHIMES are acknowledge to he the hest yet,
by all that have trie them. They take the same
stitch on both sides. aud sew beastifully. whether il
be on the thinest muslins or heaviest cloths, or even
on leather. Their contraction is so simple, that
children can sew on them with perfect safety. The
Public are earnestly lnvitedt to call and examine them.
They NAV be seen in the sitting room Oftle American
House, Warren. o. BASCUM,
[July 25th, 1854. 3E. Agent.
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PATCH & OPDYCNE

Having been compelled By the fire to
Ii change their quarters. woulI inform their GUS
tuners and friends that they may be found in
Engine HoRse, No. I, one door south OF the bank,
where they will continue their business or
manufacturing. and will Immediately 60 east for new
Goods, when We win have an ample stock 81 Carnage
Trimmings and SEddterY Hardware.
We trust it is not necessary to inform those inde9t-
ell to Us, that q prompt liquidation Of their aeeOunts'
viii do much to free Us from e-bsrrassnent-
NJ A irsa. PATCH & OPDYcKE-
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Brown County Republican is the title of
a spirited Lincoln and Hamlin journal just
established at Georgetown. Ohio, edited by
WIND Young
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ETH GOOD.

T P Iter's can be found some et De
Ia RAGS & Co.'S celebrated EEfra Ttiek Bar
HisAsd YsiIuz Note PePer and Envelopes to match
Call and see Z
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A new paper to support Douglas is
about to be established at Newark. Licking
County the old Advocate having prOnOunc-
ri for Breckenridge.
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The Pomeroy (Ya.) Agurs thinks that
eff either one of the Democratic candidates
has half the strength in the opposite section
that his friends confidently claim for him,
the inevitable consequence must be that
Lincoln will carry every Northern and Bell
every Southern State" The argus is
about right there.
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As showing the tide in the doubtful
counties of Illinois, Carter Van Week Of
McDonough county, a leading lawyer and
Douglas Democratic politician, who was on
the stump for Douglas in 1858, comes out
in a letter in favor of Lincoln. McDonough
county gave Douglas 200 majority in 1858.
1t won't do it again.
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The Baltimore Republican has declared
for Breckenridge. Douglas. We belive, is
without any newspaper support in Mary.
laid.
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ELI ESTATE

sherir's oGee, Warren July IN. iss6.
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Senator Bright frankly admits that
Lincoln will carry Indiana by a very large
majority, and does not anticipate any
tchangeaof the Democratic programme by
Which thai result can be effected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-07-25

The Washington Constitution describes
the Douglas as a miserable faction, who,
from motives of sordid self interest, and
personal ambition, have labored to disrupt
thu Democratic party and surrender the
Government into the fatal grasp of the
black republicans"
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Hon. Thomas CROWN is supported for
reelection to Congress in the Seventh Dis
trict by general consent. In the Fourth
District the Republicans have nominated
James NJ. Hart, of Piqua. for Congress
John E. COmmins, of Sidney, has been
nominated for State Senator by the Repub-
%licans, in place of H. Walker, deceased.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

lJUNs 18th = Raised tent at6A. NJ. itra :
yoled eight miles TO the Piedra pcseado cros
sed the divide and CAME down to the Oio
Heriondo, l2milcs and nooncd. Started at
Al p NJ and Travelled 8 miles o'tbe Riu
chnma, foundigood crossing and proceeded
eight miles encamping on tho Nutita del
Cham' at eo'ciock P. NJ.
JuSs 18th. Raised camp ut 4 ?. Al. trs
veled l6 miles to the hlIo ofAroyoi Seco
down hin two miles to the river where W.
came into onr old trail to the OjO del Nayn
joe and arrived at Abquiu Of 10 o'clock, all
well but greatly fitigued. '''' % 'i'gca'a
.l.' '.'i PFElrfER and MERcrRE.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
ALABAMA POLITICS.

Gov WNsTGN, Of Alabama, one Of the de-
lcgatcs who seeded with Mr., YANcEY, under
instructions, has taken the stump in that
State against Mr.. Yancey and his project u
"prcoipitating the cotton States into rcyolu
tion," proncuncins the whole movement
sheer cheat and mposturc and nothing else"
We make brief extract from sketch 81
bis remarks, which we find in tic Mobile
Advertiser t'l|f''i'. '.' N'''s'at'l
"As for HIMSELF be had been opposed to
such Instructions ;the Alabama Instructions
being given, but when he accepted trut
under them he determined to carry it out
faithfully and firmly, ahd so, when the dele
CATION retired from the National Convention
and set up one Of their own, heweut In Ni,
them and tried again TO- get Tic @AtaBamn
platform, butit was no more sJeessl,l in
UV''.'Oa oOa'en.Ou 'l.'a Wv S
,fa ~ tl.o leaders or'sle secession moycmcht
- attain a. endorsement by the National
convention. 1t was a plot to 'precipiiate
II. cotton st.tos.into revolution '.rq Guutie.
oioO mlght not admit it here; they might
taI,, ,iaoo,,v obout II /, Il WIS talked plainly
in cb,rIost,u. and meant dissolution of the
lr.,I ..an,o,s;,o olso l7g7oB 3lr
nrn. Csov.,rro, tbouvbt That tbs secession
~ ,l'.a.l1S 9' al 1s.ls liz LINK ,s,M ~
"o'emen. m'gas aOs ,ufa Ou' '".u Nv. s
aad ls lgnt fr una nonaa 'n,s eeIn naoUg m 0s, O',
fore ne got OUT ol 'ne . wooas. inc ,c Na''O'',
Demnocra'c parry was not An'Vu 'A''' yv'' anu
gentlemen would IND, n, when Als @ matter 't. was
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