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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

nN HAND AND FOR GELEBRATED
" MeChesney Patent Washing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To be
saen At y Waterman Br9 !he e Magaslns and
Common Streets the Mechanics Exchanss
No. ~ St. Charles street. and sop Of lafayette
and Basin street, New Orleans.
tyI&v n NJ n AUGJERTY. u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

,,B9.8IFH hbW fENIftfF LIHtIt, nsihECF, fTUIn
New York Is disehging her cargo 30 Second
District Consgnees will please attend the receipt Of their
goods on The I3eyee.
dnsgress Of the following goods order viz Sargent m
x Co. 90 boz tobacco and will please make themselves
known TO the dschaf gang clerk the levee
n5 GEO. ". HYNSON & Co. 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

The negress slave P AULINE aged about "a years
h2Se TERMS-For the real estate onc-thrd cash and the
balance credit Of and years in the notes of lie
purchasers 10 their ode bearing rate Of
per cent annnm from day Of sale maturity aud per
cent thereafter if not pqnepay paid until final payment
ment, ~ F"'
The purchasers of the property in square bounded by Gas
quet Broad, Canal and orgenos streets furnish their
For the SAve-Cnsh.
Acts Of sale before D. l. Ricardo Notary Public at tho ey
pense of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxrEaE CeuR DE D,s1RIc1 LA WILLIE DE LA NILE.
ORLEANS vs, JOSEPH B.
de la NouTelle-Orieaus GHEBSEBoR0UGH. ~ No.
ESN VERTU dun writ de safsfe ct yente
- moi adesse par pHanorabe Deuxieme District
de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams aare cdessus b procedera
MARDl ie de derembre 1850 midi Hotel de la Cite
rue de La Commune ee du Camp des Magasin
cription-
UN TERRAIN stne dams "a Premier District de cette VILE
dams le borne par les Gsope Water Ste Marie De-
lord ayant ent erfecnq Rizds face Water sur
cent vingteinq pieds de profondeur.
sase dams Eaiiaire ci.dessus.
CoNDITIONS-Comptant au moment de radjudication
+, 4. PARKER,
n3 1a "a Sheriff de IN Paroisse n iirGans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

de ii NouveIia- Orleans { 7WERL ING.-No III a52
A TfENDU que Jo.eph Weriing a pre-
IA sentd petition In Cour ee d'obenr les Let
tres Administration Ia succession de feue Louis Werng
decide ntesta- Y
Avis par lie present que celia pet con-
davoir dtdpire dix o les rasons pour
quelles lie serait pas ait drot La die petition.
Par ordre de Ia Conr
n3 u q MARET. nknuA GrefFer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

sEooSp DISTRICT CouRT 1cITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New orleans. JOSEPH B. CHE HEESEBOROUGH
" No. lT,lSg.
Rf VIRTUE OF ayvEit ofseizure and sale
- to me directed by the Honorable the Second District
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine Streets TU ESDAY, 4til
day Of December 1860 IL o'clock M, the following de-
scribed property, -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
ct Of this city, in the square bounded by Caope Water ST.
Mary and Deord Streets having front o one hundred
feet in depth
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
AMUsEMENTs.
A AcADEmY OF music 4c4DEssT or MUSIC
"4=.~.a5 -Formerly- @4
spaIding & Rogers AmpssftheatsY,

THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. No7. 8 sBde
Another Great Balsizth Week Of the aisnte and yrsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

sHss FOR RENE-The iwosiory brick dwelling houses
m Nos and 2a7 Magazine side, between ST
LII oseph and Deod said houses have newly
painted are in good repair contain ample large yards
byTaEt and eern water and well oca OF bus
ness. Possession gwen immt datsly. Apply 10
Et W. G. MAYBIN, 8 g.
No. 3G CaFendelet street,
NJ TT between 9rayier and ntnn strpets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

II OST-ON THE EVENING OF raE 6ru INSTANT,
- election day. TWO tuRAL SHIkT STUDS, A lbe.
ra reward will be paid for their TO the owner
Union stree, ground ioor. ng 81
ROARD--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS w4FR, With
~ ont children, obtain fine front room with board
desirable location Give minutes walk from the ST. Charles
HoieD wl4re there children. Address J. g. this
oiiee. with references no tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
LEGAL NOTLCES.

SECOND Disra1eT COURT }suooEssIoN OF LOUIS wER-
WHEREAS, Joseph yVtrifng has peti-
w toned the Court for Letters Of Administration On the
estate of the late Louis WGEling deceased inestate
Notice is hereby given all whom may concer show
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09

NssF COUNTRY REsEDEMCEsS a Id -.
residences, farms Or more h0Urg
travel OF Nav Orlesns, invited o apply to
GEORGE EOfsMER, Land Aeert
Springfield, Livingston pariah, "a.
NJ BEo charge naadsfor iaEnatiop aDd per ssatags
ahsygsd TO purchasers. nj fyfkFFs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
llarlituIar glptitfs.

E1- Merchants Lodge No. AZ, 4. o. o. f.,
meets IN Room No y ODD Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming q oeioek The following brothers elected officers
W Irving Hodgaon, N. c.; H. NJ. Isaaeson v. g.; VIM. H.
q King Rec Secretary L. Adam Per Secretary; f. Rewe
al fy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-09
BY J. B. WALTON,

SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE, DECEASED = MINI
Lots OF Ground on Gasquet sreet-Six Lots of Groun
in the City of Jefferson,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24
DECENTRALIZATION.

Vt 7 q r 7 An 7 To l. A TERS,
ElIE undersigned has recently invented had patented,
d machine for Pressing and STRENGTHENING Bum
dies OF Tobacco, preparatory 10 Packing or
Pricing.
The macne plain and simple and not liable 10 get out Of
der The tobacco Is through pair Of rooyed rollers which
presses and at the time drawing through stroIing
Strengthening de'ceLus Strengthening the leaves well before
pressing them together.
This machine than so per Of the labor and time
strengthening tobacco and does the work deal better
done hand II reduces the labor Of pzng
nearly half These machines te when compared
with their value shall exhibit them at the Fair the 2bh inst
oc2+-Sm n. D. ELs0M, Howardsvile, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24
RHCHARDSON'S

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LIN EMS,
.,. DAMASKs, DIAPERS 4c. a.
NONsUMERS Of Richardson's Linens and those DESTROYS
" tanning the Genuine Goods should that the ae9n
purchase are sealed with the full 81 the hrm
SONS owDEN, guarantee Of tie soundness and dur'
Of the goods. -.
This caution Is rendered. essentially large
OF inferior and defective Linens are prepared amer
and sealed with the name Of RICHARDSON by Irish House. 20
regardless Of the Injury thus Inflicted alike the Ame.
sumner and the OF the genuine Goods viii
abandon business profitable while purchasers can be
on with Goods Of a worthless character. "a
J. BUIIooEE %
see-diy Agents 86 Church Street, New ls-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

SUNDHas5Esss;;me. , n-n. H..
IO bbS pftae New Orleans Moasses
~ bills. "NeE York" Syrup
Go SIDES Sole Leather
w Pkgs Green and Black Teas (some prnS
goo bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
w bales Cloves and Cinnamon
90 bAs. Glass "a bbls. Tanners on
300 hSs. "iuils Extra" and Rosln Soap
400 doc. BrOoms; 800 do Buckets
1000 reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Psper n,
Y0o bales Candlevick and Tvine for sale TO the ~"
bs lfeSs-tn TINsLEY, TARDY 4 WIILlAhs-
S--Livngston Plows Nos l. g ~, and night ln
l. cast Points
livingstone Flows Nos e. and left hand cast Points
Lvlhgstons Improved Flows, Nos. ~, and len A'
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos Is, lsH, lex, ny, ~ an'"
Wiley conekllns Flows, Nos g. g. ~, 81, II, &c snd
cast Points "
hshs Iron Beam Povs, Nos. D. ~ NJ and Washington 9"
Points
H!.lside snd Subsoi Flows
Davis 4 Mccormick Flows
iy9s WM PILayR SON 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

~ II ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE e. ~
4 MENT-FrOm Richmond, Virginia, sSt21iF
10 eW u lie ans, Sicksburg, Wcmpbis, sc.
Louis, Montgomery, Tuscumbtji, 4 uc usta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, dc.
THE RICHMOND AND DANVTILE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have just concluded arrangement receipt
r and forward goods, above specified the following
rates:
How Special lu % 81
From Richmond to- Charged class. Cass. Glass Glass.
Knoxville, Tenn, anislu
stations far Chat
tanooga ............. 100 rs go l25 lOs So
Nashville Tenn ........ 100 Ds. Oh / 90 IS e5
ruscumbia Ala ........ IOJ ne. 3 20 60 p O2
Memphis, Tenn ........ 100 rs. SEQ ! 20 42 Is
Rates manufactured tobacco pounds Richmond
follows To Knoxville, cts, Nashville ~ 49,
rumbia, Al - Atlanta Ga, ~ 10 Macon, Ga 81 SO
Montgomery Ala Al Lsuis via M.nphs 81
Vicssturg, Natchez and New Orleans, IL At.
~ 10 Dalton and AT points Fast and South of H. these rates
will into eject But 70 Chattanooga and West Of IT, 70
per loo lbs additional will be charged until pletiol
Of the Cleveland branch Of The Fast Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
For classification u articles and further information hand
bills, apply the office Of the Richmond and Danyie Railroad
Company Richmond. O. CAMPBELL, Supt
Richmond, April 22d 1859. apI}-du
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24
RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND d YORK RIVE,

II ILRO AID.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, December 2sh,
" 1859, the regular ~ - u
PASSENGER TRAIN
WIN leave Richmond daily, except sundays) A. NJ
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN i'''''''o T. J"
VIII leave White House Tuesdays and Saturdays NJ
" Richmond ~ ~
Passengers for Norfolk and River Landings Richmond Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays G NJ connecting with
Steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. Thos. NJ souhgate
Returning the Curtis Peck leaves Mondays
and Fridays, at 81 NJ Fare Norfolk and River landings A.
Passengers breakfast and dine the Steamboat both WAYS
Passengers for King Queen H. Ubanna Northern Neck
and Baltimore leave Richmond Tuesdays Fridays at 81
Passengers for King william C. H. and WakertOn leave Rich
mond Mondays and Thursdays nj GU A. NJ
Returning leave Walkerton same days, at 2HP.M.
Through freight forwarded either way daily
way freight forwarded either way Tuesdays and Saturdays
del6 TUOS n SHARP synr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

VAN EAAAGAN 81 McKE0NE'S
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,
Philadelphia.
Warranted TO gire perfect sdtcOn The money toiU be
funded, and Our Agents hereJy authorized 10
make good any future cite our 6s-

pttbe
A. VAN HAAGAN
EING practical SOspmake5 Ayhg for the last twelve
ID yoafs lat different nes) experimental upon and tested this
particular Soap In various ways offers TO the public
Soap which will save Time, Labor and Money. We are
willing should rest upon lie merits All ask Ia TO give It
fair trial. and use according directions ound each
box and lit does not give full satisfaction the money will be
funded
the advantages other washing soaps the fol-
lowing may be named
l. Clothes need boiling, very little rubbing (most art
ces lSne.j
One pound will far for use, three pounds Of
mon rosln soap, or two pounds hest family soap.
g. requires less than half the time labor do the washing
Of family that trequres with the family SOAP aud Ia
ranted not TO njure the fabric.
T. Foo cleaning paints and removing grease tar and printers
ink II uE5pased Maenisls printers and painters viii find
invaluable article for washing hands, 1t does not chap but
greatly softens the skin.
s. The superiority Of the materials used aud Che Soap mol
timing ydialis d than any other known
Washing oap and undoubtedly the best adapted for white and
oolored clothing well cambcs and aces and is WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES.
For sale by SPOTS, HARVEY co,
No. 20 Pearl street,
Sole for Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24
1860. NOTICE. 1860.
f,Is "a EsH = C5TtIEyTSG
~ E< ~ 4 49,. *! ,sc~<J9g


TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
INPORTs Mt TO TRAVELLERS.
THROGGH TIcRETSdND THROEGH CHECKS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night exceped-beween
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHGA, NEW YORK and all important points West via
quia Creek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND, FREDE RlCKSBuR G AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River - miles, and by SPLENDID comfortable
themes Washington miles, IN miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
eS- Hours OF departure $50 a. NJ, ard ESQ p. VI.
sT Baggage under charge ~ Special Agents CHECKED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia New
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

DHIGts'S PATENT PIANO. H.
~ rANlog ha, lust received f1rtfrr supply or
Llcsu rluars Pianos They pronounced fRK|H
% hfsf te United States besides The ~
esraiej Thaiberg, . b The bes Pianos nade.
lol! AZ Es Ause storr, iss Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

TIME UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE WIS
KY Of all various grades, from good plain WHISKY to
The very hest article from Rye Oar Matted Rye whisky
Submitted by who have tiled TO be unsurpassed Having
large additions works. challenge comparison for
quality with any Whisky made in this State any other.
=. STEARNS X co,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
do chmond Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE \ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFTfoE No 181 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
~ years. claims Ns 10 the Ct largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers to the history OF the
ahOrding the best for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capital promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
by the long acquaintance Of this Institution with the nsung
Public it has become familiar with their interests and pains
will be spared or Information withheld the part Of It's Officers
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
To Farmers and Country Merchants reerom the
extensive country insurance already securedo highly respectable
citizens in almost every portion OF the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed TO the
President or Secretary, will receive prompt attention
w. L. CowARDIN, President
mhl9-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

Fire, Lie and Marine Ansurancc.
IIHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus OF nearly 900, Is prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks reasonable terms any
similar institution In the State and respectfully ask share OF the
patronage Of The public Applications will be received at the Of
fee No j6k second door Of Of Main and 18th Streets
where the officers will cheery give any information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas T. Workman, John II. Claiborne,
Wm c. TOmpkins, Robert N. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex Garrett, Geo n. Gwathmey,
John I. Sublett, Fra. J. Barns
DAVID CURRIE Pres'.
RoaFRT ToNPEISs. secv se26
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-24

comfortable steamers between Acqua Greek and Washington
tS For further information apply At this Office Broad Street.
Shockoe Hill. JAMES WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent.
sAML RUTH supt !
Office r. p & p K. X. Co,
Richmond, Jan. p, 1865. Ian94-n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22
spieide of a Sensitive Youth.

At Blairtown, n. j., 4 young man nam
ed Hume. killed himself because the prin-
cipal of a boarding school found a love let
ter addressed by him to one of the female
pupils, and read it aloud. A letter says:
The young man. it seems, had taken a
fancy to, and had been corresponding oc-
easiOnally with 4 young lady in or mar
Blairtown- The principal of the school,
Mr.. Johnson, having found this out, for
babe the correspondence and even wrote
himself to the young lady. forbidding her
to send the young man any more letters.
She, however, continued to write and it
happened, a day or two before the fatal oc-
c~urrance, that the young man CHANGED to
drop one Of her letters, which letter was
found and carried to johnson. Instead Of
returning the letter to the young man, with
such kind admonitions as his own good
judgement ought to have suggested, this
fool, or knave, or both, had the letter pub
licly read before tie school. which so
wrought upon tie young mans mind that
he at once determined to put an end to his
OWL existence. The shame, he thought it,
of such a public exposure, was more than
he was able to bear.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22
Singular Freakof Lightning


On Saturday morhing last, during a
Thunderstorm, a stroke Of lightning passed
clown the conductor attached to the re-
sidence Of John b. Briggs, in Predie. n.
\. and through the ground into the celler.
where Miss L. Hurhurt ana Mr. Charles
Fox were engaged skimming and stranine
milk. The fluid struck Miss Hurlburt on
her side. tearing her apron into slreds,
passed through her dress and under her
clothes-meltina one of her hoops-to her
hip. then down her leg. tearing her stock
Ing on ono side in places from onc-half to
one inch apart until it reached the heel.
when 1t was entirely destroyed that portion
of her hose, and rent her shoe into number
less pieces. STRANGE to say the lady es-
capped with comparatively little injury
She was, Of course, rendered senseless. but
only for a short time. The only percepti-
bic effect, she says, is a black line down
the limb and a slight lameness.
Young Fox, standing about ten feet from
Miss H.. was he thinks, hit by a ball of
fire on the hip on the opposite side from
where Miss II. was standing; he was
Knocked down. but recovered in a very
short time. We think this the most mi
~rlculous escape on record-Homer Repub-
lican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22
y A. BARRETrl e
LESTER KING,

The GLORIOUS Tenth" at Cleveland.
The Cleveland papers have taken a good
deal of pains lately, to let the world know
that a great celebration was to take place
in that city on the ever memorable Tenth
of September, in honor of the victory won
on the Lakes by that daring champion Of
liberty, Com. Perry.
All mankind were invited generally, and
many distinguished persons particularly,
to be present and participate in the exer-
cises of that day so dear to every Ameri-
can, and witness the unwilling of the Per
~ Statute, that is destined to stand an en-
during monument of the unbounded liber-
ality and patriotism of the citizens Of the
Forest City.
They have boasted that the monument
wOuld'b &c erected exclusively. by the iber-
atty of their citizens.
Such a spirit of independence, and res
peet for the defenders of our common coun-
try against the enemies of political liberty,
elected the highest encomiums from one
end Of the country to the other. Even
Governors and State officers from different
States, and various military companies, we
are told, have accepted special invitations,
and have decided to leave home and bust
ness, and incur the expense Of long jour
neys, for the pleasure of participating in
the celebration, and doing honor to that
city whose patriotic libcrality induced them
to engage in so praiseworthy an enterprise.
But, with what feelings of disgust, vii iii
these distinguished m2n learn that a scheme
has been devised by these liberal CereIaad-
erS, to compel these rery inrited guests to
pay for this rery~ monument, Of rhich they
hare. 6oasted so much
The plan is simply this-cvery passen-
ger that comes into the city of Cleveland
on the cars of the railroads on the tenth
of September, is to be taxed u cents, 1rhich
is to Be applied to'rards paying for the
Perry MonumenGU
Magnanimous C~levelanders ~ Can any
inhabitant of that city hereafter meet an
honorable man without experiencing a PC
culiar tingling sensation about his cheeks2
And whatwA the rnhle think eGChose
railroad companies, who lend themselves
as tools to such a shameless system of in
justice and oppression?
Much as they will be surprised that the
citizens of Cleveland would stoop so low
as to levy contributions in such a manner,
from her invited guests, for her wi ag-
grandizcment, they will be far more sur
prised to find that the companies of all the
railroads running into the city, have con-
descended to act as collectors, and ertort
from each passenger, for the benefit of the
city of Cleveland, FTEEN CENTs,i.!
80. shame, where is thy blush?"
Who will pay tribute to Cleveland?-
Don't all speak at once. 7.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22
The County Ticket.

The ticket put in nomination on Saturday
last, lisa good one. ]. W. Tyler, Esq, the
nominee for Probate Judge, has been a res
ident of the County for some eighteen
months, and came from Mansfield in this
State, highly recommended While here
he has made many friends. BY his genial
manner and gcntlemanly bearing. He
will undoubtedly be IN accommodating and
competent. officer,
afMr. Wolcott, it is unnecessary to say
more than that he was renominatcd fol
Auditor, by reclamation. That is sufi.
Client evidence of the appreciation in which
ihe'is held.
Mr.. chGs. A. Harrington, of Greene, Is q
lawyer BY profession; was well known thro
the county in his capacity of County SchOo.
Examiner, 4 post which he filed TO thu
satisfaction Of the public. Heis thorough
Ay competent to fill the position Of Clerk
well.
III. Aaron Darts, of BaEetta, the nomi
nee foE 'Commissiner, is an ell resident
well known. as a man of the highest char
meter for intelligence and integrity.
Mr.. Josiah Soule, Sen, Of Rowland
nominated for In6mary Director, is one o.
the oldest citizens, as he is eBe ef the best
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22

CURIOUS CASE OF CoYsCIENcE-About
forty years ago, a citizen of Baltimore, then
in the island of st. Domingo. lent an indi-
vidual the sum of eighty dollars. The gen
tleman returned lone and soon after died.
The matter was entirely forgotten, when a
short time since 4 letter was received at
the Baltimore postofice, directed to thchcirs
of the dead lender. 1t contained a state
ment of the transaction, and the sum of
scren hundred and ftly-one dollars, in full
for principle and interest Of the original
loan. The writer IS an American, residing
in a Northern State, and he has thus. at
this late date, relieved his conscience Of an
obligation which. judging from the result,
has borne heavily upon it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-22
denomination of Mr.. Hutchins.

Hon. John Hutohins was renominatcd
by the Republicans of this District in Con-
Fention at Johnston, in tlis county, on the
10th inst, by acclamatioR. This deserved
tribute to the talents, industry, and integ-
rity of Nh. Hutehins,- cannot but be exceed
ingly gratifying to him and his friends,
and is an endorsement of his straight for
ward course in the trying time. of the last
Congress, which viii afford him new slim
nlus kf that were needed and cheer him
onward in the future. L has for some
time, been very evident that he would he
EeDoninatcd by an overwhelming vote; but
when, after the Convention had assembled,
the letter from Mr.. Giddings, Withdrawing
his name from the canvass, was read, and
Mr.. II. Was nominated without a dissenting
voice, by the strongest, most ultra Repub-
lican District in the Union, there vas be-
slowed uponhimthe highest proof Of the con
fdcnce of his constituents, which it was in
their power to kestow. Nor was It any dis
arrangement 10 the claims or the merit of
Mr.. Giddings, whatever our Republican
friends outside of the District may have
SUPPOSED. Mr.. Giddings reputation is ma
ticnal, and needs no election to Congress
to establish or perpetuate it. There are
other fields III which he can better aid in
the building up of the great fabric of Re
publican principles, than in the Congress
iOnal bear garden, where the stalwart
strength of -manhaod's prime is needed to
xrestle for4he right; other positions which
Eill be more -congcnial to his age, and
equally an acknowledgement Of the appre-
iatiAaia~hieA=he - Asld hg the RePuh-
licans of the United States.