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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
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United States
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

saw good many others, who went there FOR the sams
purpose n, seifn
How do voc get along when you can't get any
work ~
I'VE have 70 do the best We obliged TO
put some OF clothes and furniture pledge the
pavnbrohers. Ny silver watch and some good clothes
had are gone some time ago. besides few articles OF
clothing Of my ~ife's. There's not much left now
which we can get anything and II the work fails alto
gather, as hear II II likely 10 do don't know what
shall do As i is had hard work so far % keep
ourselves alive
The Case Was certainly sad os. sal Ia lines OF an
ordinary doarth OF work out painfully 50 when il con
sidsred how many there in this poor fellows cond
tor. He was, like thousands of others almost wholly
ignorant o. the which affected him 10 such fearful,
extent, and which threatened ere long to leave him
and his Children In OF actual s,arvat on: his
The slavery Of poverty and des,i,u,ion from
which there appeared 10 be escape, and
il things continue they at present or become
worse, hey promise % do, he with Of thousands
OF others viii be thrown upon the charity OF communi-
u sunk IN all the heplessness Of general bankruptcy.
Fut We baye given the facts they presented
leaving The soblic TO draw their own conclusions
thoTcfronl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
UNION MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
Meeting OF Merchants and Others 10 sus-
tain the Rights OF the south.

There have been Union nioy ements in New Jersey and
Philadelphia, and there are several Union movements
going o ward here The Mayor has held two private
meetings u his ctce, With Of the most Influential
men Of The city On the condition OF the Union One
was on Monday, ard the other Thursday. In the
Eoa'i Of Aldermen revolution was offered on Thurs.
day evening requesting the Mayor To call a
public meeting 70 consider the disturbed con
di;inn 81 the relations between Tie North aud
the South, and especially to express an opinion
on tho comprom'sa submitted 70 he House Of Repsesen
'atyss by the NV York delegation The notion after
being the subject Of un,nieiy jokes and laughter was
NJ length referred 10 committee ascertain the ex
rcnse, the chjsct Of the patriotic Aldermen evidently
terg TO prevent any expression OF pubic opinion this
great commercial city.
There IL another Independent, movement going forward
and meeting - ts promoters is 20 b. held today
The object H. IN the sson of the southern
States 10 threw en- the yoke og the western part OF this
State and max" Nv York free city.
Lastly, there private meeting OF still another move
n,ut 70 BE- bed to day at which number Of nnu nj a
gentlemen viii attend including President Van Buren,
and President Fillmore who referred to il few DAYS
ago stated IN despatch Published in The lls,rp A
call has been privately issued for meeting OF the heading
gentlemen OF this state, and has been sent 10 large
number Iha consolation necessarily confined to the
gentlemen visd bat report Of tb" proc edngs viii be
Published suhjoincd Is III call, which are permitted
10 publish
NEW YORK, Dec 10 1850.
JgsR SE-1Le undcrs 2ncd. .emng il the duty Of all
patriotic citizens N crisis like the present, do what
they g. provide escape from The calamties
which threaten us-not 10 say already upon us-re-
sircfuly request e. meet number Of other gentle
10 Wiz M this cuar " be sent, the oice
Richard iAthcIs No. 50 Pine street, saturday the
18th inst II twelve O'Clock Tor consultation aud mutual
counsel With View TO the adoption OF such mea surcs
4 any can be dets as vii tend 70 heal the present
dssersious and happy country a. peace
full and LA monious relations The the enclosed
letters v IA be read al the meeting Very respectfully,
Watts sherman, William V. Astor
Washington Hunt, l0ckpcrt; John 4. DIX.
FastEs Brooks, C. Cnnis'nck, Albany
Jam,s T. Brady, Augustus sch.il
q, stayus W. smith, stewart Brown,
fawin troswal Gerard Ha.ek,
VI lson q Hunt, Geo =. Baldwin
James r. Souter, James W Beeknan,
Richard iathers
Strong letters have been addressed from this city
gentlemen Of Charleston and other parts of the SOUTH
exhoring them against secession, AMI holding out the
rrc spcct of redress within the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

that sov'h Carolina VII 10. resist tie federal Authorities
during the administration II PRECEDENT Buchanan They
arc reearaea as mere premises quiet apprehensicns
official quarter.
Lieutenant General scett has pressed le opinion hat
additional force should be- TO south rou for the
protection Of The pubic property. Tie President how
ever st opposed 10 such Increase for prudential -ea
sors being apprehes,sive that would but AUGMENT the
~ esent sSci.sinslt-
senator wilson's letter. addressed to Caleb Gushing
will appear in tomorrow = Actosai R,p,s,iicea.
The Washil pton Rifles (serinaHs) and the Washington
Iigh ianry Jared by resolution their firm ad-
herelee under all c cumsisnces 10 the Union; tho
Franklin lire Company Of this city has. received as
south Carolina any other State r. al seceda
from the eonicdeiacy, they win throw the breeze all
the American flags in their possession and Pledge their
lives 10 defend the Onion.
learn that OF ihe ,inlid republicans, who fear
that Senator Wade VIII make a warlike speech on
Monday, propose 10 send deputation 10 him
10 request him Ia desist IL is Understood
that Nr Wade will the republicans to stand firmly
TO THEN guns, and no allow the Save power dictate
any terms 10 them whatever. lie will his position
squarey ppca .he Chicago platform, and win oppose tho
right Of peaceful secession
Rev, rdy Johnson made speech in the Supreme Court
yesterday the Albany bridge case and Incidentally al
udng 20 the present national crisis remarked that IL
70 suppose that any State absoIve itself
from the allegiance due o the federal government IL -
said his remarks We're powerful and produced marked
sensation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
THE ATLAS AND ARGUS on THE DisUNION
CRISIS

AliNf Dec. IL, lsoO
The tiiG anil Argps Of tomorr morning. plbiishss
elaborate article "our capry's Dangers AMI tho
Remedy, Ia which il Is proposed that Mr. incolns adj
minstraion shall ecluosce IN tho Construction OF tho
constitution substantially settled by the Supreme Court
Of the United states which puts southern property upon
equality with Northern property In the Territory s,
and that tho following amendment be made 70 the con
Stitution Of The United statcs;-
The Congress may establish governments for the Terri
tories o. the United states and any Territory having
population equal 70 the constituency member OF
Congress and having adopted by vote Of the Of
The United states resident therein constitution repubi
IN form, may he admitted ny the Congress int this
fnon State, and neither the Congress tho peopo
~ Territory, during tho territorial condition, shall by
Legislation Otherwise ainu impair rights of proper
~ recognized by tho laws ~ any ~ tn slater
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
REV. r. J. BRECkINRiDGE ON THE POIITI.
CAL CRISIS.

49, .s 49, ,o.,c. s,h 49, 49, ., ~ : 49,, .3.D
-, ~ 80 !. - III - 80 .n',,.sP r -.
shc ,a..,sns -, .,,,r c.,,n,..,,oa Nh, a,,s h
arr. r,n,.,, n, q ~, .nJ ,nr s,s,cs "a, i a.
shan any tls, naw ,yls,as amonast os., ,h,agg ~
,,hilsbcd lrt,.ys 10 Mr. Sumner NJ sawarJ snd NJ
f., rtp,,e pav attest An that 1. lc,, h, rae 4. A.
stand IN my ot look the future sesdiIv in Tho face ami
rb,de wbssv,r NAV come m The North s .;s on ,.sinv
a.. rational 4, nut down siaynryr n ths
s,ib ,nsists ON usirQ IA ~ r,rpe,uate aud extend
s,,verv-p either ,,ae IN. contino,nra M the ma
tiousI Union i inn. ssl,i- In other words thore
can BE- no union N stats eycor ~ fnrce r On e1,al
ter,4 Pr nearly ninety yesrs--fforn 1875 4, SEQ
m. M bic lie. az the ins,iu,oa Of slavery has
ior.d d c.mratiblo yt. tie unIsn ~ e,oDl.. and OF
s,ales n - no Iorger 40 The opnlo ~ utcn must
CHANGE ARR their r,ssio,g ,nnst no..ra. or ve l,si
~, aly div a. tut mus afer ,rds draw the sword
and n p.sslbc destroy each otl, Ii COD ,s loras on
- .ur country + wrecked W Cod Il st erse al. 10 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
THE REACTION IN NEW ENGLAND.
10 TBE KprToR or rHr HERALD.

NEw Norx. Dec a. 1-6o
,lat You omsted 20 notice In your article OF this
rprnng-aludng 10 tho recent municipal and town cleo
fons which have occurred Ia Massachusetts, since the
Presidential elccionthc municipal election tho city
a New Bedford the hosbcd Of nigRersn. The follow
a Z tla vote OF that CITY both for Presidential electors
and ~ Mayor The city eccton took place December
sre month later than the Tees ents election and the
r,ssfl candidate (Mr aber H. and awass has been,
al, nocrat of d z Oh school,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
rAtLuREs or MASSACHUSETTS, sHog NASurA

FAILURES OF MASSACHUSETTS, sHOE NAxrFAC-
Tt-HFRs.
regret 70 record the failures OF Battles Isro Of
Milford q. e. Tapicy, Of Dsnvcrs Phcneas Corning,
~ rauvcrsr0rt: H. ~ x g. T. Moody, and Crosby d
Woodbury., If south Nstick also Durant 4 wnsow, Of
the B~ten leather trade, for $4,000 SIS 0oo-sAos
cnd feothsr RsIorgv.
MANUFACTURES At LAWRENCE.
The lnstcn 1bn,asrcirl R.ilcin gays the Washington
h, IA Consequence a. the uncertain FUTURE are work
rg hort tie, running onls hr~~quarters q day mo
sefn annual account makes up favoraby the profits hav-
nE been 500 0n after making tn charges ol guarantee
ard interest and estimating The property AZ SAFE prccs
Tho guestfn ~ dividend hos been deferred 70 we pss.
Shll, CT extra interest AMI postponed dcbts, whch ~
inay ~ rcqglrrA & gesfd assiEal
s0rrIiFRN SrIprN srcipIsG.
Tho g.. them NttUt0ta III lelft Il Gu awN Cs'.nrs
hue fs have re..itet Il H. ihtt fsi h,t t.ay
DSt hi 64N ~ thc nt'L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
THE CoCKApEs OF THE SOUTH.

We have been favored with view of some OF the cock
AIDES Of the SOUTH bro ght To this city by gentleman
recently from the ..sest OF war; and We give short
description Of each Of them, for The benefit OF our
readers.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
This cocsde Is made OF three layers Of very dark buc
cloth no'ched at the edges and fastened by
gilt button which the following appears in relief
IN the IL the Palmetto1 with arrows (cross
ed and fastened together at the point Of crossing with
bow knot Of ribbon The following the motto around
the bu'on.-inin'is cpitasqUe lcrati'R Ready with
minds and means"
VIRGINIA.
This consists Of double roscttc OF blue silk with
pendant Of lemon color the whole fastened together by
gilt button, which appears IA relief the arms Of Viz
GINA with the Of the State and ~ motto encrcling
II. The motto is--sic ssaTsT iyronnis,
MARYLAND.
This cockade " formed OF double rosette Of blue silk
with blue pendants aud fastened the that OF Viz
GINA with the state button, with the simple word Mary
landr beneath the arms.
THE INIOS cocKADE.
This Is also a doub. rosette, the being Of
red silk the ri white silk AMI the pendants OF
blue Tho gilt button that fsstcns the whole ogether
shows the eagle Of America surrounded By the
the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION or
BOSTON.

Erroy, Dec. IT, 800.
special meeting 81 The Young Mems Christian Onion
held last night in fremont Temple for prayer for tho
preservation Of tho Union Of the States. Bishop East
burn made address. There q large attendance,
and q deep feeling manifested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
N0RTu CAROLINA.

COuNIssIoSERs SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hon bedford Brown has introduced In the North Caro-
lima legislature bill appointing four commissioners "
proecal IL Columbia aud appeal 20 south Carolina " SUE
fond any action hy which may be accomplished,
ma - await 4 common consultation through conven-
Tor 4. Nh ihr southern states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
THE CRISIS AND THE rAILoRS.

Ten thousand Operatives Ont % Emylsymen
In New York and Vic phy Great Failing
on II the Sale Of Clothing A vish to the
Dwelling Of One Of the suffering Ope-
raaves The Effects Of the Cribs
Rreught Hose to the Family ef
the Working Mantle Slavery
IF Pxuperlxed LabNr,
A.. &C.. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
APPREHENDED POPULAR OUTBREAK IN
BOSTON

E1V-F'F' W. FSoVs
wendell Philips viii speak sunday ut Music Hall
Mobs aud Education. lt Is talked Of nobbing him
IN the street
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29

ss5~ Winter has come and so has Capt.
Hammond with a new advertisement,
showing where all things necessary to a
comfortable enjoyment of the cold term
can be found. The fact is, the Captain
bought large stock of goods, and fear
ing that he mi ght have to keep some of
them over, he has determined to sell them
for ready pay, SO that all can afford to be
well and warmly clothed. Call and see
for yourselves at the old stand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29

Good morning, Miss Fillasy where
did you get that nice shawl | seen you
have on last Sunday?
Why law bless you Jane, got it at J.
S. Brown 4 Co.'S in Mechanic,ville,
and | do say it is the prcttiest thing Of
the kind | ever saw. Aud brother Jake
got nice pair Of French Calf Boots for
four dollar. and fifty cents. saw Mr..
HARDEST get a pair of heavy boots for
three dollars, which looked as if they
would wear forever. And | saw Mr..
Gabbsciauhet buy co~t fa~ fanr dollars,
and pair of Pants for two, which look
ed very nice; and | saw Miss Blifkins
get pair of Morocco Boots for Sl.3O,
and they were as nice as you can get any
where else for rs. They have lots of
womens and chi!drens shoes. &c. Law
nc my breath is gone SO, that | can't
tell you the half of the nice good things
they have. The people are inst taking
them away by loads and loads. They have
almost every thing body wants. We
are all going to buy our goods there after
this-That's so.
Well, Miss Flllasy, am going straight
home to make Pa take us all up to town
to get ever so many nice things. Brother
Ed wants pair of boots-Na wants a
silk dress Have they any dress silk?
La yes Jane, they have that-didn't |
tell you they have everything a body
wants And they do really sell cheap |
tell But I see you are in a hurry to 90.
Mind the place, it is at Elsenhart's old
stand Goodbye Jane.
Goodbye Miss Eilasy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-29
Rev. Mr.. SANFORD will preach at
Pennsylvania Hall, Thursday evening,
Nov. s, 1860, at early candle light.

THE LITTLE PILGRIM, as its name H.
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bined in beautiful prose and poetry can
make it, and we recommend it to all who
desire to have within the home circle a
silent but powerful advocate for purity
and truth. Grace Greenwood is the ed
itress, and gloriousy does she fill her
post Terms, fifty cents year for sim
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