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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

SUPPRESSION OF REPUBLICAN PAPER IN Missouri
Mr. S. Harbaugh, who has for three years published
neutral paper Lexington Missouri called the Citizens
Public Advertiser has been driven from the town. and
his printing Office has probably been destroyed. Mr.
Harbaugh has arrived at St. Louis and publishes a card
detailing the facts lie says that in the issue Of Friday
morning. the 9th instant he inserted the names of the
Republican candidates for President and Vice President
and underneath remarked as follows: ave hoist the
Of our candidate for President and Vice President
this morning, and will give for this step to-
morrow" Shortly after the edition printed and i'm
medatey after the city edition had been circulated Mr.
Harbaugh waited on by some fifteen of the strongest
pro-savery men in the county, who denounced him as
the publisher OF paper that injured and endangered
their slave property and declared their determination
that the paper should never appear again in Lexington
either neutral Republican; that he should send
away his Office before night they would throw it in the
river and that he would have leave the city under
penalty Of personal violence. They then seized on the
edition Of the paper just ready for mailing declaring that
such paper should never be sent from Lexington Mr.
Harbaugh then closed his Office and departed without
waiting whether the threats Of the pro-savery-
ties carried into execution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

HARRIsDURG, Pa July ia call has been issued BY
Mr. Hademan Of the National Democratic Committee,
protesting against the action of the Democratic State
Committee and calling mass aud delegate convention,
to meet at Harrisburg July 26th form straight cleo
tOral ticket.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

The Staunton indicator says that nothing is left
for the friends Of Douglas in Virginia but to proceed
at to organize the National Democracy and march
ing forth in the right to fight the battle through and
either fall triumph in defence Of the honor and integ
ry Of the National Democratic party and their candi-
dates, DOugas aud Johnson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
FIRE IN NEW YORK-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FAMILIES UOTSEIESS

NEw YORK. July l6-Some thirty or forty wooden
buildings, mainly dwellings, Pig alley aud Washing
ton street. burnt to-day at noon. They most
y occupied by cartment whose horses at work at
the time, and thus escaped.
One hundred and fifty families are made houseless by
the disaster. Loss estimated at 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

AFRICAN NEGROES AT NV 0RLEAYs.-The Delta an
nounces that tventy-three African negroes to be
sold Friday last at the st. Charles Hotel, and adds
TSere is much discussion and inquiry TO the char
acter ofthese negroes whether they of the recent inn
portaton ar whether they portion Of the hun
dred and ninety for whom graves dug Key West
One Of the lot, boy Of IL, weighs one hundred and
seventy and is oyer six feet high. Il is supposed be Is
Of the Bozae tribe, aud that his father renowned
warrior Of that warlke race
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

Estab fshed A. ID. 175I.-BRAHDRETHg PILLS re-
from the body Is cavities the bowels and the ways
circulation, those dead matters out body which occasion
that peculiar heavy feeling In colds headaches 4c These pure
vegetable pills do upon healthy parts excep cleanse
and purify Their timely has saved many valuable e
BRlSDREHs Pills should therefore, be every ready
d.. James Lu, Of POtsdam, N. Y, writes Aug II, 1859
II met with three weeks ago. who had slightly injured
his Eager three BEFORE which caused palm
swelling and dslent fever When him. pain and swell.
Ing had extended his shoulder depviDg him sleep
The hand turning dark eooed and point mnrn
ton got there evening" and during the night gave him
whole box Of pills. applied yeast poulee and his "
Sold price Is cents No. 29I Canal st. New York. BY
DruggstI Also BY all respectable dealers In medicines
je2l-dGvlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
RreckInrIdgo Funerals.

The Nashville Banner suggests that the meetings o.
the Yancey Democracy should be headed Tribute Of
Resnect as they are ali Of a melancholy character.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

Col. CLAUDIUs CRozEr.-This gentlemen, the newly
elected Chief Engineer Of the Virginia and Kentucky
Railroad Company, arrived at Goodson on Tuesday
morning and proceeded Immediately Scott county to
upon the discharge Of his duties. Col Crczet is
Of the most accomplished and distinguished engineers
in the Union. He is a native of La Belle France, but
has for many years been adopted citizen of this Gov
crnment. He educated, learn, at the greatest
engineering school in the world, the Polytechnic School
OF Paris and servedsome nine years in the "Grand War
under the Emperor Napoleon, making his debut at the
battle Of Wagram Lieutenant Of Engineers. His
career in this country, believe commenced with
professorship at West Point. lie subsequently held
p-ofssorshp in the Jefferson school Of Louisiana lie
an accomplished mathematician aud the author of
"Crozets Arithmetic" which has been pronounced one
Of the best in language. Col Crozet has been for
some years resident of Virginia aud has had under his
superintendent the engineering Of some Of the most i'm
portant public WORKSHOP tue old Commonwealth, his
latest being the great Blue Ridge Tunnel upon the Viz
ginia Central Riilroad. We congratulate the Virginia
aud Kentucky Railroad Company having secured the
services for their Chief Engineeshp of eminent aud
sklful gentleman.-Brisfoi Neps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

WoSr SEND DELEGArEs.-The Democracy Of Green
brer county refuse to send delegates to the State Con
vcntiou or Conventions Of the party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
DR.. wIsrA n,s BALsAM OF WIN CHEaRY.

In the whole history OfMedlea Discoveries per-
formed many such remarkable Of the
he THROAT LUSGs and cHsrof corGH CONS
ISFLuESz wHoorSe couGH oAour AsTHA CoSsuMProS
itself far'smed onged and justly celebrated BdLdm.
DR. wIsTAR5 BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
MAIgKIED.
DIED.

Al Halifax H. Thursday n.y. the 5h Instant by the
Rev. Mr. butler JOHN H. POWELL formerly Loudoun
county TO Miss KEBECcA only daughter Of Capt Thos Leigh
Hail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
JOHN o. oHILEa.

BATTLE HousE
MoBnH, Ala, April eth, 1850.
~ Ezekiel gS1 Richmond Sir You 80 llnd as 10
present me, when guest Of house, with Bottle Of yo1r
Hair Reorer which has exhausted several days. and
have enquirsd In vain at agents this city, day day
to my supply The trial Of Restorer, far az my
limited su,ply permitted to Judge, Il SATISFACTORY.
wish to give fair trial. and WILL therefore, thank you send
half dozen Bottles BY Adams Express bHl 9Th the
package 10 be collected delivery Your early compliance will
very much oblge Yours truly,
r. r. PEAsR
wPer sale by all Druggists In the UuIied states.
rV Price 81 per Bottle.
~ AL orders be addressed 10 the Proprietor.
r. EZEEIEL. 90 Main st.,
Jpl4- Richmond vIrginIa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

Health depends almost entirely upon the
the vtazng nud which pervAde every tissue membrane
nament gland, other primary and subsidiary eeharg
ed With the elements Of disease sickness must be the
and until the cause eraeAed permanent relief can be
pectsd here that powerful restoring properties OF
sAsDs siKsiPAlnA manesed operation each
the Of disease and the performs
lea and thorough Sold by Druggists everyHhere Jy7-lw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

sURRr Co, Va, January, 1855
GnTLkks: Ny old Billy, about 70 years age While
heung si with brosdar split the calf open
to the bone about or inches long, cutting artery bIed
profdsey for days. and continued bleed
had give him hot brandy could up but ust sat-
urated piece OF linen with Turf OIL and laid cut
did not him. Of his age 10 be able To
work again continued 70 dress the wound weeks
with the Turf OIL In sir weeks the cut entirely WELL be
was al work again Very respectfully,
W. CLAIBORNE JosEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
BRYAE'S TASTELESS YERhllFUGI.
aLrRrI aI..unl

BRYAh'S TASFELESS YERMlFUGE.
slvRni sLyEDl
PhysIcisnsIn vain came again AID again,
The dear little angel grew worse
Z" It's fatal disease, aud We eAat give her ease"
Said the doctors 10 mother and nurlc.
But the nurse In plain terms said s nothing hut worms"
Brydn's HerATUh0e mild, then they gave child
And behold she was well the next day.
Price Is cents Sold by PfSaKa wTSsroS.
DIR. McCitntock,s Pectoral Syrup.-where there
Is conhr led ugh there always great peril To tribe with
disease OF the respra 10 court destruction. Con-
cough and the cny safety in such consists 10 immediate
resort TO this great vegetable remedy
Price 81 Sold by FrsaKE WINSTON.
DR.. McCIintOck's Cold and Cough MiXturS.-
This family medicine hrst Introduces by Dr. McC
when Dean Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine The entire
cold cough ah HuenEa &c w absolute certainty
degree Of rapidly that will agreeahy asonlsh patient
Price 20 eeGts. sold by PsH'E WINSTON. je2I-lm
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-76 cents to
- 81 50 Will buy OF GrAhsms small stencils
marking clothing with ISDnIBLK Xxx Call and examine speei
II you I've In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order.
A. r. GRAHAM. Brand Cutter,
H-0 Cor. 18Th and Cary sta under Tobacco Exchange
From Req. Dr. Rosser, Editor Czri.R0n Aduocatel
eEPIKs lSgklELx BkEIzo POwngRA fond OF light
aud wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter buekWheat
okes may purchase confidence materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than Soda saaratu
&c. No fear OF souR EaRAp The use OF will make the ghes
sweetest bread In the shortest possible time time labor and
expense and deappons n the accompanying simple d.
ons observed besides IL manuaeturedn Virginia. and
no Invention OF Ysnkeedo. John w. Garirk manufacturer
AID sole proprietor Richmond Va We know him and have tried
AID IT, The best tried Get and mind the
directions
POr throughout the State By Drugg and Groes gene
rally. mills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
UALUARLE HTRAM FLOURING MILLs FoI

VALUABLE STEAM FIGURING MILLS PoR
SALE AT AUCrION-ln order close the Company, he
undersigned committee SELL public auction, on
July 2h, O'clock NJ that xten.ive and valuable
" Dominion Steam FIGURING NILS situated In
tAt Of the city called BlAndfod immediately on me AAroad
10 City Point and Norfolk.
making season. Oilers rare opportn-
ntg 70 any wishing engage In the hog business,
Tbs bu drE machinery In excellent eondon and com
pete for the incoming For further niornahon appT
10 either Of the Committee
sIgned DARCY PAUL,
p. y C0GBiLL,
JOHN D0NNAh,
his-tds oounlAse, PslsUeWg We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL's INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
I'll A | Il X ESTO E r.

Dad the following certificate Of your tovnsnan gen
IL ueman well known ALL this not sasf.ctory call a.
the Popreto Gu Main Street, and you certificates from
all sections Of the Union:
RcsHoSD, July 10, 1850.
Mr. NJ Eseti-Dear SIR take great pleasure In Informing
you that have used three Bottles OF your Hair
great NYsuy my HAn GRowSo FxELT please
send me half a dozen bottles.
Respectfully,
JOHN o. CHnEa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18

WE keep constantly on hand general well selected stock
w goods line and shall. be pleased TO farnsh our
friends and public generally ieolsTis r ~ IS any
h nss in The cly w. " BUTLER SON.
wis 10 Pearl or Gary IT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,

WANTED To hire by the month allie bodied eolored
w man, Of good character to work about our store
iyiS-u Il II. SKINNER co.
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his-,a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-18
pourIn. Pnper. I'm rIIs.ourI.

We copy from the St. Louis Republican of Friday
las. the following list Of Democratic papers in Missouri
that repudate Breckenridge and support Douglas
, 1860-10-11


About II o'cleck last night, shortly a::er the
Un,ya pr.cs:slcn had passed up Broat"aJ,
di.;n1b bnhce nf serious character OCCURRED IN
trcct Of tb- New York IioseI. aud but Tor the
timely interference Ut The police it wou1a With
out aoabt have resulted IL bloody ROT, US The
eiemtp - ere ut tiAnd for such aa affiir.
a., ,:,.. sidewalk and street in fftnl Vi the no.
10, were assembled about two tfousEua prorle,
among whom WAS e 4p.. Rynd=rs, attended BY IL
s7,ai, s1m4 Ut tha hard.nsteo Democracy. On
he cpuusi!e side Of the street, in front ef Nv.
~, The head.qusr1ers Of tue Central Ketrbll.
thou.apd pcrsoae. the majority bcirg comprised
-, Nernhi caus There was also i large nnu1-
=. ~ -, nrr,,as in the CLUB Room, who we're en-.
vsqed IN reading aud converslns about political
nattcra. r..1 .,n,aa
80 dI..nTt,<,.es by yroau,us, kissing, buoting,
~ ;arr,nz lte Republicans, who in turn sup
a-;yG ,h,.1r cauQ,date By hearty and rociterous
Fhasr. Tut crowd continued 10 lncreass, Hoa
IN n {li.1e tine the street WAS c'mp'e9e:I o'ceA-
"a mn with vehicles aad icdtstrlshs. 1ne 1:e,
inn am cheeliug was c3ptlpuea Gu 1ne uae s4oe
aad the OF 4rf r ire or zen n!'uts ::t,>,.snnao
nene crac. made an n'1ucE ~ltn .11cho1'a aRon ,
the ,arre trAu1parencies III froIt OF Tue Iiuo
At this time about ore lr:ud1 Cd policslnen At.
rived upon the grouut aad t5Etn"tn SCI auous
! clearing 1h- street. Nhla 50 engased' tuss
cx1ne ua,u Captain ltynders aud hls parry
| which had now received uccesslone from lpe
| hotel The police ordered the cro1d TO move
or. but Rynders and his party refused to CO So.
| wbereupon the officers seized upon scEeEal OF
the mott turbulent and started tor the Fife enth
| Ward StasIoa House in Mercer street, be:Tcen
| Fourth au1 Amlty streets.
| TheT wire 1olluxed ,hither By the rahble, and
on tha way the police were treated to tie must
shns,ve cpithets. An attempt was made to res
cue ,he prisoners, bnt the taen drew their elubs
ss s 9s G4p o,a aynssS: ss s.oS
Ina but was ej.c,ed sherelrom for interter'
inv w,th Iny business of Serxeants. After
ihs, nrisoners we're disposed Of, Capt. cadrey
vi liz bead Of his msa, repaired T. "a street
and soon disns...-.a. ..-.. .ne crowd who had assem-
o..ed in trout OF the Station uouse:
! Several Foss,us in tie club Room Yer.
, 1860-10-11

TIE CHICAGO PHILHARMONIC SoclErr.--The
c'mmittre on rom n4toa of officers for TIE
Chicago phlInarmozi: Society, Aessss. john
s'':, lI:ckrr and Taylor, nare reported the fol-
'o"log gentlemen o: the society for election as
<1;=+1s:
Ite<idtnt-E. l. Tiskha~..
~ f+std*nt-W. Il. Clark.
ttere!aTK-U. u. Masz.
1t*1<ursr--W. Il. Waite.
1-"t'driaa-A. d. P4ssio.
farc:or-nans B.tulka-
E1te4s:se CtaasHi&4.-E. S. Smith, F.. S. Stick
Leg, A. ". Donn.
a constitution has been adopted, the 6rst At
ae!e Of Thicl gives to the S,ciety the namo Of
es " Chicago Philharmonic Society," The
constitution 1iso rreyides tia: the m embers
taxll be disided iato act;ve. eon1ribatary and
h'-orary the ac.ire members to be regular
uatticpalts in the meetings, to have al inter-
:at,n tue properly Of the Society, ind to BE-
7h.,1 two acditlo-al ticke:a to each concert
ts.:r e. ,,S$ry members will be allowed to t4ke
r.. ,n;,;a,;x to all concerts Of the Society.
1nonthlY due e"' 0'''>~" "''@~' -
, 1860-10-11

Tie j sno-r4.i: oriaiona in regard +" IT,"
<..srs wLcl. produced SUCH disastrous c''scts
10 them in the TUESDAYS elections, are widely
,,.r.,,. ~ r. m ea.t c:E.7. The \. uslas nsesi
sxcAr tin: Hendricks Waa stnoea " the
IL :,i,inri].ci.,s in Tadia:a, ard 1c latter are
ia, ii jeut ,.iat t!,e Sqaa:.crs sq'1:ttted
o. + .ster T.. Pennsylvania. No1c Of lLeln yet
1o,ic, tie .:.c: tliat 1Mre is flood in the
c,au,sy; n'2.'sd /, wl.:cl1 tue small rise q
1870 sas .r.!!iny 1iTAr. The people have
81, 1T ID u tbs h.:aines, n a:irs slavery
IL ,i:a il::.1u1l-laa!ity Ut the :eilt raj govern
,ue.1, n:.l hare louo earnestly and Thought
full, i. wJl 10 yeR.o1e tic od cr''er Ct lllibt3'
l.; ,:*:ring ,Ge prapasAna.sts Gu. ot power
Ills is fac, about which Narcrnoer will leAv'
a. .,1.t
, 1860-10-11

Two Men Kig1cd--l Ile Boat and Cargo
u TAaut L0hA.

We ga'kcr from the Detroit Tribune the fcl-
lowing particulars nf Lac explosion Of ttc pEo-
pel,er Mount Vernon, Capt. Senma5:
The Mount Vernon lei, Detroit for Bud:lo On
Surdap cz+aipG H. tour o'clock, with Il ctrgo
c,pnls,iag Of !? eco hnsl fls chrn. As barrels
Il .ur una l5t bags what. H:t"re leaving
,ae river, she tEcouo,ercd I: hsary gale,
md was compelled 10 liz W ut Naldea al! night.
Left Moh.;;ly mnrniux twenty mlnnlts to four.
and ran dnwn six mics below Point Ell re1l:,
the wind Blowing fresh from Ne, with hckvy
:%A. Tn= stpr1n iEe1ees:nI IN v'oie1ee, ruu
h-ek for shelter IN l4ge en- Hay, u:d.r
tie I'oin :tstn wh*nce Sue got u:4s'r: way Ut
Ore o'cck tLia rncruing, When qEarter ot
mic fon, :is. '' Uu I'M" oil loint HI lelle,
Capt. Sc@.s':r, otse!rans thai SIZE was gong
s:o", vet hit 10 sec whs. a:e1m WAS o. Look
ed down fr5fa the u per deck apd cscertained
tia: she had On 20 pccncs, {bc1ns capable OF
1hs wheel ard Ordered in to put tee w1eei
s.a5boar., aud keep her E.S.E. Just ss be had
spoken, lie boi:tr be. up with terrific ex-
| 1':csicr; te.rrn1 nwar Eer alter Psrt entire.
hrezk;n:; Ii htra y" his, and blowing away the
aft't t..r' -: -: .hi1-
;il .,.. lug, =. engineer, and jas. Cork
liz, trcl,:7, t:r.e adcd 80 badly az 10 1enosl
| their dem:i, Instantaneous. Krvse was spout
"a years Of sge, aud leaves tato'ly IN i'nnnio'
| GuuAHn va. shout % gears old, and unnar'
ried. Two OF three others received snght 'nJu'
| t1es. ;,,+
Capt. Newman g,s uroa top 81 ne Insoa naa.
horse to luck after the boats and found aneq.
b,th bluwn away. A very fe" m'Lu1e' Iam. has.
wards the steamer fell over on her beaa .e
eude. Wien sbe fell, Cap. Newman Was IN ths 1
etce to iook ut.er the money Yhe stose .i anu eu
lounge fell on him, bu. he had previously taSec
tie precau,ion to secure a line from tie mast
Lis The M5tsx sad s5en s5e usns' s',s'
ven do"n' s;en .Ss : rrft va soon constructed
fxstened together w:sh rops cut from tht
square sail, hut fortunately the crew were no
reduced 10 the necessity Of resortinE 10 saci
frsil measa of preservation. After cinGirg II
rsg9g I'll ds$s' t1x.n ,1s % S1 G.st.i
Wor,cr of The schooner Lookout. bound 70
i;uusio' S,on after the steamer Ocean, Capt
E7aus, cAsne a'anv, and to:k l the crew On ooaf'
The iii. Y. 1non WIS s!aaacn propeller :
ST ions, md cane gu. IN ls5t ~ s9s ~. nnast
% vas shipped by J. l.. Hur1 Ca: Of De
troit, a7d was fully insured. Tbs caa5e OF II
, 1860-10-11
rexHIex S.L4Nf: fS CHICAGO.

i hcu llenr; S. La:c Il! 1n:ana pledged
1h,. Eep.I icu..s ct his 5 a,c, bt fare the assem-
l.I.. Il .pu',i;c::n; ia this .4y i'll Nay last, at
tll. Wl.w.n,. 10 swacr Indiana with the 'lIt
"a ncs Vi I.lst;.S ASD l..E this fall, his hear
trs hi. "a, j: wunli l,e due, and will, those
,v!lo rave sire lad oc: :s:''n a1d opportunity
u ,w w...: ,:.:~ l. i:g DUE ;or the reccmI~
tioa RI lle II ,os.cr Stat. tho c,avic;ioa has
t:en r.owin. oae TIA. the promise would
IT f.:,ilrd
TIC rc:,.rr. sill continue to .usta'u the nn-
pe .rallct.a IL jicaltl 1T tie :;mc Of oar AS
i ~, that 1;.dtasa h.s EsVub}can State t'''-
rs;r ti:c e1su - var, with TIE nchlo Lane
as .r C;:;.' Executive. The pledge il thus
h-;' f, i led: llr rc:1 is easy of acconlplis:.-
IN II, wat ,:,n. lie lies y! November shal
6a.. ~: ii, yo.e H. II ,Eess U:d lAte.
]: Ia; i.:c:. tn: .st oi ielwe2a ctr 1eepub-
lir::n4 and CD. Lane, tia. he " u!d visit cur
ctr :nsc: :...: " IL, e. ct;op, .o lcrd his aid
70 Tie wosS in this scc,:on. \ dispatcl. re-
cel:c:i a,r IT,: :: c:n.a:y 1t liz, Stale CeLtr.:
C..n::,t"e y:s4. ,'ia:. giy.s tic assuraIce that
no viii he l.: Ci.icl:., lex: we.k. AID that E'e
are 10 hare L-rs and L~y.irY il the Great
NiSTa,u en- -0yaGyy trsh4hJ Lex. The M
40 ;rc:n :nt viii he i,4':t w!1!! universal SIT
i-sa I'll II y Gu C'a5o T. lali'li=;.rs, end fur
aie:l 10: lLa. tv.si!lg an,I'io dsn.auds to ii.
:4,i rcd l.: Il c,4,l:s: =. :isa worl!,r :he c.
cas!..n. rLi tac rt-eLt great victories achieved
u.d- II uur ;,.:1l- l-ers. The cathUsia.m ii our
WI .As:.s;c-. 4: i Liac.iu E,rstrs will keep
t,+,sl 'lal li'nc AID than make i.sc}fkn in 4
pro: er ani adequate uac3cr. Arrangements
vii s's ,1;fel; :4aa:u-c:d, il detail, a.y those
having tho s ,rno in c;srge, Let everybody
Itn'cu.atr ard i,c ready for I.a1e and 1.og. joy
IN MoEdny niel.t.
, 1860-10-11

Accounts .:,es reIch rs, represent The Re
!aa!icaa rally thcre l"li 3es.e.jar, 10 hare
bt*.:. uc of the MS. r;,na:kaule il numte: u
mr.; zr;r.: :La: ias come cit car;ag the 9th
tA =. il N::tth .rn 1.;icoin ttue f.r.
frA:l l:.m'J 10 21,it0 persons were rrese-:,
~ ile .n.aus;a,.n Of ,Le occa.ien was greatly
Ii 4td 10 b7 the intelligence of recent late tri
a'npas Of Tie Il publican cause in 1'enlsr'Ta
a:a. s.d l4G:aos- Aoou. :, 600 Wide Awake:
*r:. i':tsca., nnI participated IN the dxy pro
c:Eeloa, which w..s of IA imposing chara :ter.
Tusre were 2oo mounted Lincoln Rangers, add
ing sn excellent 1eature to the demonstration
The iorcl!..;L: procsasion and illumination il
'L= c:ea,ux was a brilliant aud beautiful sue
Ev:.
, 1860-10-11

,)a7 !cnr: iu res.rl to the loss Of Congress-
mca IA Pennsylvania and Ohio appear to be
realized. Our returns are Lot complete, bu. 1t
is .cw arraren: 1ht We lava lest three in
r,,:y,I;ari;. u:l three II O:iio. i !art OF
TIL, mas ie n,ade up il lrd!ana, wlltse our
:rl-4is ca,, i gain Of one 10 Three; aud it IS
n ,s::t3e tia. Lattns Il, 81 Philadelphia, may he
L:..ta in thc ti1ic!al calv1s., AID thus reduce
or Ess there l:y cue. \ private dispatch
tro:u l',i al:!pAia claim that We l"'re carried
tweuv Congressional Dis;E:c:s; tut 1t l: not
u;.a..n..l hv later iuteln:cncc::4 ::4si night. We
k'lI lea:n TIE worst 10 1Av.
, 1860-10-11
fk{k% E-S'E OLD Il 1sEss

ve :lea7 fr,n Springfield that Mr. Lincoln
,,c..ives line news o! Tu:slay'i work With
TIL: e.,u .n;milv that marks the man IL Ill
e:e...ucie.. Yesterday morning he received
h:a trends a. u:u il, AL ~ oae, unaware OF
lis p,si;inn, woull havs suspected from Ills
le;o:1n IT u: couversa.ioa TIA: tie contest
,ad on,rc thnn 4 transient intcres: to h'm. lie
heirs hims, |, .,4l'a1a;l; md Will.
, 1860-10-11

Though III .p!ri,ed AID discouraged ey tue
returns f,nm Pennsylvania AID 1@dlaan,
the pars3c.a.a ;-:r-:abou; did To: abandou
a,oe t!:at aii.tioaa! is,t .liiSeuce would show
tia. they, not tue Hspaalicans, had V'"n Two
'r.,,ns,ka',lc Victories Toward evening Their
vloo,, cas Increased br tic Republican com
p;exiop Of tbs news scut over 1lu y:ires; and
louc before ned time the coaiessioa was gene.
ra..y III .5e tn. tha gao,a wes un. Oar des-
puc!t this morning will reii=ye the ,alnds ID
-! .l,uo;ers, and establish the fact ;'sal In:
G1,.rr. ilste voted
, 1860-10-11

Tct l,........ .2g,A1s lt,::* 1885 25.:a1
Ca:tul's 1aj,ritr il the above ceua:iss is
12,4s:'. Tie Democratic majority il the aa1ae
c.ur:i S in ls1j vas 1o.4S4 Republican gair,
.,:4a. Tie Democratic majority in the State
III Isl; wss 2',5.
Fu,t.nELrn1a, O:t. 1o.-This afternoons
Buka:in. licp c|usn,z a n.jorl'y for Curtin iu
- Congressional Districts and bath branches
OF the Legislature. TIE following are the
Memt.rs Of the Conarrss e'cc!ed:
, 1860-10-11

kIDSArPEns IN Tows.-A Missouriaa ras
hanging about 1.armon block yesterday after
noon, whose mission to this c::c -; to recover
the possession OF two color.~: =. Thes-.
warned in tine, left b5 u. e. Il. L., r1l tL.
Missouri ganteman loses his trip.