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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

IN UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
Enslish Lutheran Church, corner of Iith ana IN u
ens sff o, 70 eoHnsncs 81 O'Clock, and 70 oontnus
,4t8h1a5a : 0Eta -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

M iaaGdz Of The METROPOLIS, WASH
,cb,i h91 DC GSea on TUESDAY the ash Decen6sr,
~, u Is requested that notes due at the Bank on
tnose days DO pad on the Monday immedi ately
H-eeoe-Hs: de q .22,zs,Ss
NJ UNiyERSALIsM.-T FIsTr
Will deliver tby request1 q discourse mon
the Paternity OF God and the Final Hoinss. Psnd
napplness Of the Whole Human Race on SIfN
DAY EVENING, at 2 O'clock, at the First Con
gregaton IA lst Church. Old Trinity j ON Finn m
aftsr truth are respectfully iavitsd TO at
SERMON.-The Rev p p
BOYLE will preach Charity Sermon in ~
Feters Church, Capitol Hill, on SUNDAY. he
% I1st AZ the Ast mass, the proceeds to be dave
TED 10 the wants OF the INDECENT youths who are
Snder me cnarge OF the Dung Catholic Friepds,
de 2.4 il. KANE, Cor. SEQ.
nTSMITHSONIAN LECTUREs-p
W. FAIRMAN RoGERs Will deliver the second
Lecture OF course on civil Engineering ~,
EKiDAIr EVENING, December 2ist at 7I n Ne
SnoJec-koads and Bridges. The public are in
e-.eo. = - - 49, de 20-2t p
HSFtA aIi ladies' e Fletcher Chapel will
hold Ear at No. 214, Seventh street. be-
tween and M Sta, from 10th to SIst December.
INC iusiye; C9me enjoy yourselves and procure ar
tlcies Tor the holidays Season tickets admitfing
cents. ~ ''Aeie ee az No. an nee ~
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HECoLLECT0R's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
TAXES ON psEEI NsssTnyNsiiP scs%S en- q Issc;

eiiis Tor Household Furniture, Stocks Slaves. 90.
on snd rsady for delivery, and are payable 81 me
SmGe, rho,e who do not call and settle tbe;r biss
Jns OF my assistants, and if the bills are not MAID
enforce tbs dfys rom this data shall proceed to
law. In the manner .reqpired by
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e.od J. c. Mc6UIRE Il CO. Auc,
By THOs. DOWLING Inc,,on..,

BY THOS: BOWLING. Aucuoneer,
Gsorg,totcn, ID. C.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-wil he ,old a,
z auction on SATURDAY, the 22d December,
a CLOCK p. m, on the premises. No, So Bridfe
street, Georgetown, ell tue goods and ohnttels n
the late August Ebert, deceased, consIstinr OF BS
cry and Household FurnIture
Terms cash In bankakle money
HENRY RACKAwAY Af,ninis,s,
de 1851 THoS now fINn AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

QEMENBER THE CHILDREN. Ann INV
AZ their Toys at LAMM0ND'S, Kriss Krlnyis's
on agent. de 81 ste
SOUTH CAROLINA HAS Seeded, KrIss
with large stock Of Toys, and very cheap Tor cash.
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GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS

CHILDREN'S FANCY CAPS. -
OfVerious Styles.
HATS and Caps Of all kinds. Shoes of ell kinds
GeniIemen's Furnishing Goods and Clothing
e2I-St sevsIth :. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

DISPATCH LINE FOR BOSTON -Cho,nI.n
- dld new clipper schoone- J. w, Seaysr = n
is 10 Tece wing freight for the above port, zESS
FOR freight or pasfage apply to
HARTLEY BROTHER.
ae q y 99 and 101 Water st., GEORGETOWN.
NHOSE IN SEARCH OF PRESENTS FOR
\ tne holidays would do well TO make an earx
ses Gt nrs wn1 our assortment is complete.
former season, and marked down az PRICES fsr h ey
low any heretofore named. r' ie' oe
M. w. GAIT BRO.
Jewelers., 3S4 Pa. avenue
Oe 2i-T doors west of RrownJs Uota,
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SPECIALNoTIGE T00gR FRIENDS AND

We have lad their bills ain made off and tho.
gho prefer calling at our desk Tor them will please
90 SO oy the 18th inst After that d'ts we shall
renner eV'rJ bill on our books, and OWING "a m .
great panic we must as friends 10 ma ke promnt
ayments as We are in want Of al money due NJ n
this time. J. w COTJEW n a' at
de 81 -2w 523 Se.ensh - - d. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

CQREANTS AND POULTRY-wil receiv
~ ~ Express to.moIrOw morning.
bbls. fresh killed Poultry
5 casks prime new crop Currarts
For sale low 10 ar i've, by
d. L. MORRISON co.
DC T-I Corner Twelf h a,d n st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

w CHRISTIANS PRESENTS.
sN ATCH-STANDS, Glove boxes Cigar stands
Motto Coffee Cups, Tete-a,tete Tea Sets.
Dressing Cases, Satchels
AT HUTCHINSON MIfNSdfsS zines.
QeZ I-S $40 Pa av., bet. 9th and lnfh AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

4 'hhlSTMAS PkESENTSi
y o.ru, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
&c u SAnTIER has opened large variety IF
agent in Paris. W ms special
PsrtlSqlar sttention is invited to his new stvIss
purity and delicscy Of favor, are uneauaied. For
tne accomm9dati9n Of those who may favor him
win q call, ne VIII have his Confectionery mt mn
IN pound and half pound paokaEss de Il III In UP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-21

A DAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
One, Tsco, Three and Fonr-Fa Skascls.
We offer more than our usual assortment of
Broehe and Chaine aims Long Shavls, in one, two,
three and four faced designs. Shavis Of the Above
elssses survive . / the changes in fashion, and
form = rich, stylish. and the most durable winter
0Ir stock ofs!l other kinds Of shsvls and Closks
VIII DO found new, novel, and extepsiye
Also all oVr entire s'ook Of SILK Robes. Dreos
Silks, and other vast stock Of dress fabrics. - :
/ All kinda Of Dry Goods IN general use. : -
One Pic. only; the value marked in distinet
doors, : -
House Linens, B,snseu. Comforts. So. base
ment and the "vauts - -
An s1sminstion Of store and stock solicited; IL
implies no oblss,iep e sgyehsss or.rp
Pa. avenue and 9th stset,
de II lot "Perry Buildings"
BEsr FANCY GOODS. ArpsIcss
TO SUIT THE TIMES,
- sssssl W. 81 81 ,s a =.
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By A. GREEN, AuotIopeer

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDA BLY,
hour. ~ s~AA'
de q GRHrN A..
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(sHKISTMAS PRESENTS
FOR LITTLE BOYS.
Magic Lanterns Chinese Jugglsrs. Toy Ships,
Mechanical Toys. Toy Guns, Paints.
Drawing States, Writing Cases
Magnetic Toys, Pieturs BIocks Puzzlss L.,
Received and for sale Inv ~
HUTCHINSON q MIINRO
oeN-St $40 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10Th ,fs
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A Card.-Removal.

WlT view OF having larger h9nse, and one in more
w central position, the undersigned will his stock OF
larlw Cutlery. Guns. &c To the STORE HOUSE No 1
MAIN STREET formerly knows as 1daceyS directly OPP
Iostc Famcs and Virginia Banks, which is being
Gted elegant expressly for the purpose, and
he occupied the 18th Of OcToRER 1850 Having made
large stock in the OF the last month.
Fall Trade hope TO present such Inducements and aar
will command the attention and custom of The plfr
Those residing in the city cordially invited
examine my stock In the Of English Table and Pocket Cut
I, Guns l,s and Pistols House kecpn. Goods s, and
Hated Warc Locks Of ever, kind Wood and Willow Ware
French Glass. Oil art oil shades Window Corncr BaEd,
Pins, Carpenters and other Mechanics Tuls. Building
Materials Axle and Springs, Carriage Cloths and Jacc Eel
Hubs and Spokes Leather iand,, Gum Betting and Pack
ing skins and nilcr Leather Shoe Findngs English Br-
Bits Srrus and Filings Circular and other saws thas,
arraurd Files Farming Utensils DC, Beside many de-
scplion or articles generally found in Hardware establish
u,cns :. NJ SIMPSON.
Successor 10 Simpson Il Bro.
ocl lots Lvnchhurg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

SYMPATHY For SUrFERiNG.--- The citizens Of
Vlcksburg. Miss. held meeting on the l4th in
stant, for the purpose of taking action and adopt
ing measures for the relief Of ths unfortunate suf
ferers ut Lawrence. Mass. Interference to the cell
for the meeting, the Vicksburg Whig opportune-
ly remarks:
Such move. SO promptly suggested and so
speedily carriedinto effect, speaks volumes OF the
feeling which peryades the South towards our
Northern brethren-of sympathy in their misfor-
presume similar meetings will be held throughout
the Sunth. ss5s pss, st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

ELL lou S E,
yO. Il2 Main street, E,ynchburf-, va.

l. RORABACK Proprietor.
JOHN S. KYLE Manager
DFG leave To announce their frrn Island the public e'ncr
ally that HorsE is OPEN II has '' Ii tN-
trnsiyely furnished and will be ndur"d Ia! the present pro-
prirtor upon the the mos approved slc, III al rts" : NJ
fncatiun best III The ritt II!
the centre business Main street, within t." minutes
walk Of ihc Depot, Warehouses. Bank. Ac
With polite aud gcntnaniy eli rks, nad! rnnt ana a
tive servants aud visitors Ia s House mr., Il = h
s,red that every will be cared Ter IN HAT si' i'a W"
give general satisfaction The Pr'ri',ur and Manager "ss
themselves they viii spare pains or .Hi"iHts IA - 'i
ing comfort all visit their House From "tr irir aii
pubic general! solicit siiar' II Your ratroiaA'
" ISAAC l;nEN BACK, rroItatnr
sept 2>-dly J'hN :. IL IL, M"hae'7'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
AZ Al. n llrisl.H SIINnf.
MCKINNEY & CO,
WlulrSAlE A%H
t.rocrrS and Gpn'l commission Merchants,

Ianh square. Main Nttft .nrbhui-, Va
" T. receipt nt Nlurh O." tr'' r"A,
w Iron. stc,. ~aIr Ibri. t'nod, ~. c"nsi>t ~ 81
tli,Ia, orleans and coffee sugars, lhripu- -tas.'
l.nJ. Crushed. formulated ami Powdered sugar,
i.,gtiTa Iio, lava. Mocha and santos t"f't:
sprrm WaA. Atiulanlino and IaluN anii"-;
HrrwI and fdntt >''a,,>, Narpu> Ntinl-,
lrI Golden tnnp. lu1ora Plantation, Delicious 'nnt y D,
SPICES oi c'ej kad Nnic Leather good AMI dstN- ar.
,lrt VINEGAR; Liverpool aud Ground Alum ~'. ouu
ri so: Virginia aud Western cured lae"". ~ ai,aN
Herring, in Nh5e and hall lHrfels "" AMI Aart ia
Lit: ". Peruvian GuaHl: Dli dominion Nais lu-l
- Iron; Land. Ii"pp ana sheet irnn A"rwa Nad L.a
asl, >iar and Bliscred stce: Wagon ha,'o al tastp
.rrr with neral assortment ut stalr IN t#et -rh fs
-. nrd ulnaburt. Il,arhod und Brown rbsts- 'fi
,AccnGs Butlui,, fauHtdtiun Linen. t,tuu4I-, Il 4
nIntirrs. lrnt- Gughans. T." Wa,h In, tsl'
nj. from their ends "nl la .at
.rai.
r'irupr attention paid 10 consignment ef a. t. Il
,n.ptrs ITqIic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

Remoyalt New stand! New Goods
AXING sold my entire stock Of Goods o. my ed stsnd
have located below the NoryeI House. opposiLs nat
Livery Stable where continue the GroesfH dHn Coess-
rioa Busiess Thankful friends and easiymss ss ne
thernI heretofore extended solicit comm
snca Il the same assuring win offer indaceuents for
cash viii ksrp constantly hand, nice selection Of GRO
sa ss., vi" u n s PI DRY GOODS; Corn Meal Fas
Ter and Min 0fal " ~ o4ANNA,>SA-
II-d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

A NV Dior GAaE.-Now York sharpers arc
aomewha lnmous for their adroitncss in Rising
tho wind" but the following srerimen Of Western
lnnverY il rather nhend OF New York in tn At line
oil bns,nesr. The Seymour Times SAYS:
\ man Of geuteel appearance. with carpet sack
in hand, taking 1t n-fout, came along the public
square in Lexington. Scutt county Indiana, mud
when crossing the square drnrped dead, toRppear-
ancr-. Every yhody ran, medical MD was called,
! rubbing commenced, Tho stranger still slept, and
aas very stif; to nil appearance his limbs wero
pa"alyzch 50 that he could not be raised without
tho limbs giving way "glced him. "Bl cd
hlm!' several haIoc1 tho uan comes too all at
once: looks Wild. Voice in the crowd, 'Hho are
y,u?' "Whcre did you come from?' IIc pulls
nj IL slate and pencil aud wrse; II have been
oui Ia Michigan to see brother. but when got
thsre he dead. am mnkng my way home;
nm ont nf money; live in Clcyuian!, Ohio
sympathy rams highs the crowd make him M u
puny-purse 81 So; gives him. He travels to Bent
nine mile; drops again; every body is alarmed;
comes to; tells he il out ol money; they mako him
np poUy-rnrse; the Doctor takes him home and
gives ln something 10 eat OIL ho gnes asnin to
Riches Mills; drops again: no men about; women
frightened md run for mon folks; find one; man
lie. dead until mau comes; women with cnmphor
bottle, Jnaihg IN every direction; excitement
Lib, Mr.. Richie hkes him into thu house keeps
Inn al nieat, gives him hreakiast. lodging aud
SO. H. leaves for North Madison; drops again;
lac write> LIE IL out Of money. and wants 10 get
home; hat goes nroanl; he makes 50 so of the
good peopIe Of North Madison. lie goes on, and
isst,Il uFping and travelling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

NARROW ESCAPE OF Mr.. BARNuM.--Mr. P. T.
Barnum was nearly sufocated night or two
since, in consequence of having neglected to turn
off the register" in his sleeping room, the house
being heated by furnace. The room was small,
and windows and doors being closed, there was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

IIEuoIsM OLA YouNG GEal---At the burning of
the Western Female College at Oxford. Ohio last
week, one of the pupils, Miss Sallie Il. Moore.
who roomel in the fifth story. where tho FIRE
broke out; returned the sseoad time to her room
for some books on opening her DIOR she discover
O / that the hall was dnnse with smoke, and the
stairway was in flames, and all means of exit in
til at direction hopeless Ct1siug her door, sho
de bcratey the bed cioshing into strips, knot
tel them firmly together. and then tying them to
tho bed post she hopefully stepped from her WIN
dow, and made n successful descent to the ground,
a distance Of forty.fvo feet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

NJ ventilation Mr.. Barnnm found himself ma
bic to walk on awakening in tho morning, aud
although now moving nbont, he is not yet entire
1y recovered ir0m the affect Of his negligence
\. T. Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

PJis1E 'us LIoUoRs--Dr. Hiram Cox, oficial
inttector Of liquors in Cimeinnaiti, in recent re-
port On tho adulterat'on Of liquors. relates the
following:
81 called at grocery store one day. where
liquor alsSis kept. A couple Of lrisbmen came
in while WAS there and called for whisky,
ami tho d,.t drank, and the moment he drank the
the ioars Il wed freely while he nt the same lime
,nnght hs trrath like one suff,cnted Or strang-
ling When he coni spcak. he says IN bis com.
panion; Och, Michael but this is warn,in, to the
stomacb! Michael drink aud went through like
contortions with tho remark: Nv ould'ht Ii be
f1inc in II cowld frosthy morning." After they
had drank, l asked the landlord to pour me out o
ltllu in tuinbler. in which Dipped a slip Of
limus paper, which was sooner wet thanit put
On scarlet hue. went to my "hce, got my in
struments and examined it. | found it had II
per cent. nlchoholic spirits by weight, when it
should have had ~ per cent 10 be proof, and rDc
difference in per centnge made up by snlphuric,
potassa and brucino one Of the salts Of nucis
yomice. commonly called nux vomica. One pint
of such liquor would kill thu strongest man."
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ERA X KILN * Co.
Wholesale ANp II
GRoCERs & COMMISSION NE2 CHANTS,
-No Nrin street. HrJf dooy 10 Iii,ytH H,ut touse
I.H \ G IL Il l. X q, V A.,

EEAVE on IIAND AND FOR SAIL
L ~ bag. l;o, l.ngnru and Java tutt";
hhs Brown Extra e. Crushed nnd lalNcri2ed Sugar;
H. nt0 lbs. Irnhs, ilr and Union toon laius.
krgs Old Dominion Mad,
.ot si,hs Liverpool and tsiua salt;
y" huN,> Adanl,unc and IaiH'w aAde.:
80 -,i.s good Soir ltaiN,r;
5n Blankets;
Ioi tIIannerc,i, Rolled Ea ilar-e Shoe. Round
pia and loop;
i ci~,s Boots and Brn.9u~, Sll,o-.
and " est India Mpa>sc uc rup. Bacon Sl"-
l, sugar N4ckrf, IN harei> aud kir and black rc
aud Inc SOAPS hire >IIcrs nugrr. ltlc
lttre. Alum Extract 1uEwnc. iurp, Naddr. starch
Window Glas>, Putty, Wagon boxes e.sIcs sI",c- 1raen
.i,, Grind Stpurs Grind stone iNG llor>' u,S. Nail
fod,. White Lead. |Hr, Tanners od 'or l'alher tas,
anI 81 tered ~c,. ARr> toll l.o i;larHy, PnNdrt
Lead, Painted Bucke> >usar a,,> $c>ls at Tubs
Wralip. aid " rng Paper ~hoo rhren IwiHc N,niJois
Siun,-Watc >fai" n tiusl su9t trIchcl Rnl
striped Doin,>.. PM Is, in>p :, J,al >cr-, :, Fl Cofs
Ftinc Bed Blanhet taiu,~, Alpass,,, VIA large
:ud raj :" fine and tIia"~. u"s.Nr
- Particular tt,tou it.I Ia IL" >it II n"rro heat,
I'M. onr all 1;.rLinl, "t Frract and ruHIi
l4i.r,s for .iIr .ni, - uct si-,lAr:-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

r5yIE HOUSE AND Lor l. AMiEEsl nov oc.uil'@l
il thpl l.. !. Nitlrrs- about mile tom Nt t ~
liourc good repair has ro"m., aud all c ,sr "ui
s.. liz contains about - irtcs, hn # winch II
gfas>-w ilh fine orchard, garden. Ac
lee 29slf, JoIN :. IASnliGI,SI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

Tae Best Lamp Nov il Use
LGXClCSN' SGif-EcRera.ing GHN i.aMn.

TrNll> Lamp generates L. i.om tn" common har
hnil aud mikes light clbai 10 II - ~ ,iuH,
construction Hni hot liable to cut 81 ou,,r. tH,l
danger "t Npp,!ou ,,e trmuts "l 0s,e am IL
breaking al euu,tS. Ihos lamIs ,au la ,Iaf#s
H. night; mud hNIi, WY II enh
u,'m lutuatz. l"t sai, ,h,aghl
N&hEIM ECA II.
A.c1 lWt Mulr ~ttcri, iNucltuns. VA.
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= 2C.ulHS AID nCI.I.

EeEnWNs BRONCHIAL. TE, CHS, fer In, eat, ( Hr=p
rh-, lrurso dds Ne. Also. AA',, 4,rt Feel
tu, Mr. Iu,rs lal,al, N.nt's bA,.l At d ,r'its
Br>"ns fuim'u4c MaI,rs, Juab, f1sit cum loHnes, q
~, tar sal Il, JOHN Ii. sly.
tItttI In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

MoRE RAILROAD SuIrs'-Suts have been instl-
tutod in the United States Circuit Court mt Pitts
bug against that city for the recovery Of $3.50
alleged to lie due August SeilDert OF Frankfort
on the Maia, ns interest due on certain bonds is
suel by the mayor aldermen and citizens of Pitts
burg 10 the Ohio and Pennsylvania Pttsburg and
ConnesyiIle, Pittsburg and Steubenvile, and
CHARTERS Valley Railroads. A second action Of
SGjOo also been instituted against the county by
the same party. and third. for smaller sum,
has been commenced by Mr.. Eaglchart. of Ma
ryland, in which the city figures as the defendant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

GEn'I. rrPIs. oFRlcE, Va Il TrvN. i. l.. 90"
L. ythburg. Va. Jan. Il, l-Ge.
E9ROPOSALS fO! NEGRO CLoIIlING WA$GEp-Pro-
posals will he received a this Office until th. 20h Of Feb
rry next, for furnishing the following described Neu Cloth
Ing, Of virginia M rial, aEd Manufacture
1900 Shirts Of hcuf! Gotten clHth each shirt To have 'e but
tons In front,
500 pair Of linen Pbn'aoons, with falls an pockets,
4g pair Of dark ulrd cloth niaoons, in falls ana nn'k
sack dirh uied cloth. lined Throughout Niih lin
s,y. each ,Gck t. have two pockets,
400 pair OF WOODEN Suct+.
sample the material and make must accompany carh
bid.
$50 Of the Shirts ard the linen Pantapons be de-
Iivcrcd May next and the remainder BY the i De-
ccnfber neNt. T.. H. "ii.i,
inn 10 i'm Gen't Superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25
Tho Insane Congressman.

The case of the Hon Clurk B. Caehrane, man.
her Of Congress- from Western New York whose
insanity has already been mentioned excites mnch
sympathy. The N. Y. News says:
Mr.. Cochrnne, when ho first entered political
life was firm. consistent democrat. lie, was
induced to Join Mr.. Van Buren's faction in 1913,
aud was taken bnck again into the democratic
ranks with most 6f that faction in 1852. But in
ls5d. his frre-,ol abolition prcclisities were
.troue, that he, with Potter, Preston King, and
many thousands of the Van Buren, faction IN onr
Statc bid farewell to democracy. ile was elected
Il Congress in 1856, and reelected in 1858. Tho
telegraphc despatch says that 1t is Thought that
the exciting scenes in Cons gre<s induced his sick
ness and insanity. We believe that Mr. Coch-
ranc WAS honest, but miSed hy Potter. King and
other ns4ociatcs. lie was mn endorser of Helpers
Book. and he wns very mnrh excited ard pained
nj tho develop cment or Stewards ''irrelres.iblo
conflict IL. lIarrer4 Ferry We hope hat hisrea-,
son will soon be restored.
To this tho New York Express responds;
We join in this hope with all our hearts. Wo
know Mr., cpcbrane very well. aud, know also
tint he WINS deeply panied hy The present aspect
81 political Affairs III touErc,s, ~ All thoughtful,
pntriolia nnl good uen must L.. Mr.. c. mt henrt
~ patriot aud no se'tenelist although hiS par
" tralty led HIM. We fear, IN support sectional
party man tn point hryuud What bis own udg-
ment approved; and broodln, torrowiu,ly upon
the sud .inte Of public Rfnrs in Washington. in
II frame oibody not oyer robust, his reuson, II
very brief season, we hope, has heen dethroned.-
We shall rejoice To Mr. G. so"n IN his Congress
sionnl seat again, and trust thai,,n ths meantime,
ul tho causes Of his CALAMITY y the present state
ot public afnirs--will not be lost upon his as
aoriatcs in Congress.
lis stated that Mr.. Cuehrane, on leaving
Washington, pairel oil with Mr. Kunkel, Of Nd.
until to-day
=. S-Dr. Gray. superintendent Of tho Utica
nsyum. declares that Mr.. Cocbrano IL not tho
least insane Oyertaskedby his Congressional and
professional duties, he became so prostruted and
depressed in mind that il was feared insanity
wonll supcryene, and he was brought to the asy
lnm ns precautionary measure.
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uu,tr name unI lc ut NiSoN y suS, .ri : licit for
' H1n si,,fc ii ne Unie .ataha-c. nr business
VII, b. continued u. ll, Old sand 81 on oih
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January /, ls5p. l,'L =. WILSON,
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BBoor SKIRTS, liubf SKIRTS. il II or VI y, II -
ofENElt-fa fas "uon'l, iarer as,artn,n ,t r. ..iI
tu.ir nd al reduction Of tirt! ter cent Pleas -, . /
H. ptk IL tom.
lrcI2-G,.. JplIS AliltANbN>.
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consequence the above Di>"a'fa .av" associated
with II! son Ron. y Nil>S'r HIT Iuriose "f
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TsNl. CoNt FEN OF WIISoH y HHai'f Nas isavod this
iuy b. Iiuitao. Al f"rs"ns ha' IL n4s.n- lh'
requested t" present lh'm t settlements hnse
l,hlcd viii plea call al pay Tho nam, a tho arm vii
only bc hereafter used rlncatan all Ena lN 'nr part
.ft'-. -. NlI.>'1S,
JANi ,Ri /. i-al. !. II. E''nI II.
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yaSHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will bc continued by the
rrsipnci at the stand. No. l2 Main ouct where he
viii pleased receive continuance of the very liberal pa
troq, bestowed upon lal' cnncrrn assHng all who
cai that every effort given render satisfaction in style
Of Pictures, of charges, &c.
Wcalo the agency for the CrAKEh CITY Dot BIZ THREAD
Iofh MA,HNE. IL hems fills. 'uck>. gahcr-
and cmbrors and does al the work of the best s2o Machines
far simple and less complicated than any other Ma
chine and is sold at the very low prices Of 5inani so Be
Cabinet Machine 40 He has the Patent Adjustable i,rmme
exprcs-, for the Quaker lily Machine The only
one that hens ali widths and thickness. From tte large num-
Der sold by ~ s. Tanner Ga, while arn AGENTS. and the
general satisfaction which the Machines given, TIE under
signed hesitation them III best
now in use Call and examine them. y. :. IANNli.
oct5 dts No. l2i Main street. l!hchbtrg, va
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Regalla.
npD Fellows Rssnia OF andsomeand Snowy styles, Brel-
Treu respectfully invited 80 call and supply themselves
ur our approaching festival. Cal before they all
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