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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-31
/ HE DAY BOOK.

Mode Of Taking the Census Of the United
Stoses. AS this is the year Tor taking the
census, the following remarks iu relation
thereto. which We hnd in the Washingtos
Constitution will he Of interest to many
persons;
Tue duties Of this undertaking devolve
1oon the United States Marshals, who sp
point their OWN assistants. The general gov
ernment has in each State or Territory one
o. more judicial districts, with each Of
which is contacted q marshal who to as
higF, sheriff in the District Court OF the u.
Staras, fhesa aashals are required by law
10 subdigide their Districts. and for each SUBJ
division 10 appoint an assistant, taking care
not 10 include greater population (by esti-
mata) than 20, 600 in any one subdivision.
The ASSISTANTS having been qualified, by
oath. for the proper performance OF their
duties, are furnished, through the marshals,
With blanks and instructions. In the prose-
eutjon oi their work they are required to
make Two copies OF their report. The orig
inai returns are flied with the clerk OF the
court OF each coanty, and the copies are
fnrw arded to the marshal, who transmits
Que copy 20 the Secretary OF State TOR his
district, aud tn other to the Genus office in
W Arlington. The compensation To the
musnai is in proportion to the population
enumerated by his assistants /; should that
exceed one million, he il paid one dollar Tor
each thousand persons enumerated; should
the population returned by his assistants be
less than one million, he receives the sum OF
one dollar and twenty five cents for one each
thousand persons returned-a compenss-
ton sufficiently moderate, but which may
atIni! 0f the payment OF u greater amount
for Il lesser service, as 10 the case OIL mar
shall whose returns include 95O, 0OO persons
al one ,iollsf and twenty live cents per one
thousand persons. no more than ne whose
returns do Rot much exceed mil!ion-an
inequality moi usual in ratiHg iees for mile
age and other services.
;ha assistants ~ no perform the work OF
enumeration are paid on different princi-
pie. combining ia novel manner compen-
sati0n for labof and travel, one which was
found TO operate very iairly and satistactO-
riiy to the employees and goyernnnt. His
allowance Ia two cents for each person emu.
merared for each farm, teu cents; tor each
establishment OF productive industry, fifteen
cents; for social statistics, Two per -ntum
On the amount allowed for ennmerating the
population; and two cents tor each mertali
- return, with ten cents for travelling ex-
pines, to be asoerrsined by multiplying the
square root at Voc number OF dwelling
HOUSES in his district by III sqaare root Of
the namber o square miles in his division;
from the product whereof is to be derived
The number OI m!les travelled, and eighI
cents per page dor the Two copies.
The inars5als ana assistants in California,
Oregon, and Uta,i and New Mexico, under
the operation n: su amendment to the law,
received compens ton st the discretion OF
the Secretary OF the Interior which was de-
termlned oy the addition OF 100 per cent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-31
Bugiziass <5arda.
AIIy,N MR WALwER.-

PL4S FERER IND STA TER
~ GUILD respectfully inform the pubi21
w shat having located in Norfolk Tor - =
purpose of prosecuting the above mengionsa
business, 2m prepared TO execute n The bes.
style and shortest time, all worl; that may be
entrusted - Ane. Architectural Plaster. 0rDs
ment5 Of he Latest style, and at the iowaSi
prices.
{GT- Particular stteution pad to rcpeiria
Siate RGofg. &c.
Residence, No IL. z. C,sla aUl laid street.
ma Sly.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-31
KEROSENE LAMPS AND Oils.

VIZ h have just received large supply OF
w Kerosene Lamps of the newest and most
approved patterns, and invite every person
desiring to obtain the very best and cheap.
est portable light within their reach. Give us
call before purchasing elsewhere. as we have
the finest assortment ever offered for sale in
this city. Also tn best Rerosina Oil, only
81 &c per alton. NEEFE & STORY,
ia 10 No Union street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-31

GAl Bbls. Dyk nan Potatoes,
GVL 100 do Peach Blue do
100 do Jersy White Mercer Potatoes,
300 Bushels do do do
Fol- sale ct low rates by
THOS. P CROMWELL,
IL EjiuuipS Wharf NnrfoIL
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-31

SiE s6GGAs Prime Glldas Butter receiving,
.yO and for saio low
ia Az F.JONES.
, 1860-08-28
wALKER;9r HorDURAs.

~ AAA e q ~ &ANN OQhA8%
Wheu Walker aid hix- gang 1t ftesbootsrs
aalledfo= Ruatan. the public wars leftIn doubt
II 70 what ulterior object Ind led thom "a en-.
bark IN that enterprise. 1t VIE known. thst
tbs Bay 1sltndr, ot which Rnst.n Is tbe- -ehiaf t
IN III. 4ad impestss@; vers to be suz4tesnaereh
to Honduras on ths lint u Juns BY the Bri1isl,
+. Government; ind the int surriisa therefore
u to Walkers object was that hr had u view
4hs asizu1s: Of thnss iAlandsi knmsdiatclY ppop
their delivery to HoiidmaA, the establishment
thereon of an Independent government. With
she desgu Of making thsn the grand rsnde1-
vuuz 1u m rBs n11lbasEsf7 q he South INN
r; r;~hsnos thty woald s.lIj out As circumstances
might lavos sithas for ths conquest Of Central
Amsrica a ihs a.:ztrs oe Cab&. Bot scarcely
hid <thia cdao'asion besn reached before
Walkers abandonmea: q tbs; Island .asait,
= n.ate 'h!s norenenia aukjeea q speculation;
Z snd vhsn news vas expected alshsr Of bis cap~
T. ture at ssa BY the, English eruistrs~ in Tbs
. Gail. Or of his hsvtng l4ndsd on thl coast Of
Elo.ragna, ths iate1liEsnes comes that hi h.s
-@4nded N Honduras md esptured Truxillo, 3
; town af .pne 'ihpPPrt,nes, ahd tbs principal
haztor. for .that stats. II another cslunn.
~w> copy frum--tba New Orleans Della
!, .,me Aceou,nt Of tho tAtink Of thu tox7 ); to
gethsr with Walkers proclamation % thspeo.
ple ot Honduras. From ths inflammation to b.
derived fran this. s6urce,s 1t sppears that
n IlSm~x f. -saf ~
, 1860-08-28

I II11Sots Ths population Of TIE city Of Oils
wa,: by the oensns Just completed, foots up
e.5so. This shows something Of falling of
wiIhing the last two Jsass, but considerable
gain since 1885,. Tia Douslasites Of Peoria
ha7s been guilty Of rery gross acs Of injustice.
During tbs excursion Of the Peoria :: EFer
ne.dies," {. Dough-. e!ub) to Lteon, op bo.1d
tho steamer Delta, ono Of their nunbe1,Ell
o1ssboara and W. drowned. The c!nh odered
$ss -for Tie recovery Of ths body, JoAa Hot:
nan, = laboring German, Of Caaarille, found
ths body and took Ito Penia, bit tLs- Dcug-
lasites refuge 10 pay him. thu reward -odsisd
Notwithstanding h. had been TO considerable
trouble md expense --- On The 15:h inst. John
Gilmore, 1t work In P. l.. Rader9 4aw mill,
near Cheztsraeld, AsccuPia ceuaty, secidsc-
tally fall on tha aAw when In motion, aad WIS
10 horribly gI<d shz& hs died In afsw hours
.-..A son of Patrick Hogan, 1t Psoria, aged
about two yeszs, Wa drowned ID < 2fstsrn, :
'day Of two siues. ''''
Ixp1ixA.-The0 ore, County Journal saJs sh.s
some anhnag seouadSsl sss dfs to tbs esuls
recently erected on . Asthedi.t camp Rroand
Il Spencer, and Of ths ser.a ecmplstsd, u xers
destroyed but one .,.
Treoxs1x-ChArles <. 8ennett aged .hirts4a
5sazz, ssa Of Nr. o, 4. Bennett; Of Jaaes1ills,
wsz drowned in tasriTer at that plsee On Thurs
day. afsarooon. !. Tho GaleuA EosHst~ s1ys 4
.rusanr Is <usraat that &nusdeE'wss: psrpsra-
ted It Council Hill On Nondsy.- An lrfahnaa
~insd Cornishmaa..: Il also has i repors that
=,
, 1860-08-28
1{cHENRY COUNTY .

-Ee%trtzIou1 1fucs of tie PEtas and 1hb2Re.I:
NzAnrp. AeHeR'y Co, Ill Aug. Ia
j. Yen observe in the PRxss Axp Ta1suxE ot
Monday that you do not hear: from AeHenry
: and other counties, where tie Democrats claim
t6 have made large gaiai, AuoN me 70 inform
Ipp that this claim. .of rthe Democracy IL M:
founded In fact. heHs1ry coputy is all right
Hs who trusts to the accounts oft Dtmocrat~
IT, journals in regard 70 Ills region, 9iii be
greatly mia1.d. NelJtnry County CARA Frae:
znoat = ansjority Of 5000 and Lincoln will re-
reiiye a largsf one. The cry Of Dsn;osr sra.ir
gains Is goat up o1sr ouI; 14st county election;
WIEN lighter Republican vQtc vas polled than
ii 'S5. That election ,was not ope that e1 fited
much interest, II no great principles were at
s.afe; end scores Of Republicans, knp~ing that
DsneeEss Te5s T5. in h9pss,5 s fasbs
oniy tro4thtrls as rnAny votes we're polled in
lid county - Ut 80, .wh}le our population has
1Tsadi1I Increased, The whole CRY of tha De-
nocraey .heu is based upon, thu falling OF ct
, the RepubhcAn rote 1t cur lost esection-a cr!.
terfon hT no means true for the election in No
tembez.. No election IN thia county has shown
Democratic gains since '5t. :,:' :
:, ADouglas organ, little bigger than Eheet
Or foolscap, has been started at Y oodstock, our
county seat, which mu1t be supported by money
from ahroad, ~ its subscription list would not
paT for the INK wasted on it. VS. hava just Or.
:gaa}zed q Republican Club at Richmond, with
the following odicsrs: fresEdent, Q. H. Rus
: y. F. Bennett; Treasurer, JohH SibieF. ;: When
Demsorstia jouenals claim that N cRenrJ is q
Democratic County, Te ;congder It . sfaoder
upon the good sen1e and patriotism Of our peo::
pie, and anderHhich 1s Hill eHeesually 1ipe
out in November aext4 :: RtcnzoxD-
, 1860-08-28

- Y!":"
y It will b. observed, sayA The Triuerips, that
this will il dated before the Boston Public Ii.
brarJ was established, md twill b. remember
/ ed 1h1t Mr.: Phillips pre1eated 1900 to The
Institution ta May. 1855, the interest Of which
Il to be used exclusively far iha purchase 4f
buoks. -Thess I've donations p1ace he name af
Ar. Phiiipa secsnd on the list OF benefactora
Of The library. The income Of the othet aon&-
tlou to Bss:ou Of SO, 900 ia to BIZ annually ex-
pended In sasrnirg ana embelliahng the streets
and public squares Of the clty. Tbs hequests
10 ths hospital, fnfirmary and dispsnsarJ,
anaountt so, co., and will al'eriats ths suGar-
ings Of thousands Of inralids in this comma
rity., -, =:
II my be of interest to state in this conneo-
ton that Lieut., G,.. Phillips, ths father Of the
gentleman recently deceased, wss a TesJ benev-
sieut person. For many ears before his death
hls charities annually ranged .hoM sc. 900 70
$ll .610- In his will be made bequests 10 pub
lie iastitotions ID tie amount OF $4,000, snd
-thc son has generously remembered four Of ths
soeietieswhich' received beuetactions from his
houored fathtt. Taking the large donations Of
John Philips, L L: o., lie loun der Of the Aead-
eny which bsars bin nane, IN E1eter, n. Il,
the mu2ibcaut bequests Of >amuel Ph1llips, L.
L, D., and biz fam y, II the Tteolog cal School,
at,Aadover, AatA, md the naove named ltga-
eiss Of Wifi1rn HI d Jonathan Phillips, Of Boz
ton, VIC czn use tbs words Of the Rev. Dr.. Tap.
par, 1t The funeral Of Samuel Phillips, and truly
SAY - By zueh acts Of most honorable auai6.
eeoee has the family which bears thu naus ot
Phillips prprea to tbs Morld that the blessings
Of weath may fA1l into hands Khieh ahs4 an.
plpY II for The htst al purpose8H
, 1860-08-28
ANOTHER CAUTION.

Ih4 W<xt il About entering upon 4 n&W
career Of 1rospsrity.:' Tlree ysars Of rigid
economy dehtpaJiDE and labarious Industry
have had taeir. .legitima.s ~aaet; aud nsw our
immense crop Gomez in 1T rsmune1ativs If not
1argo pricea to set tue wheels Of businsas and
ths spri1gs Of enterprise oncs more ID rnotip1tt
But let no one supposo That '56, with its Wild
spscuiations, is to II brought baek, or that the
country wlll mako any appsec1able approa ch
to the ;i4apia which then prevailed. Debt.
paying and economy must continue to be tho
, rule Of action and there yet remzin debts
,saaagh 10 ruts *Idt ;usj
then antreat dealsrs Of I'll. sorts, thsss parhc--
ularly who buy and sell Articles Of luxury, ftoj
continue Lie wise caution which: tbsy :hs ire
observed for three yoars past. !. Ths credit o(
Western insn in the importing and :1nanultc.
turing citHS will Ia good" Already runners.
ars securing the country IN search Of custom
<rs; and The mails arc already filled with or
cslazs inviting tr.ae u ,on unusually aztteripg
terma. No.Westesn man Of. fair buhiness re-
puts ean tail in New York to get nj tho goods
that be dare bug. Tbs officially will 10 not 10
gst credit but 10 reaist the importantly 70 buy
tco mich. But one swp1l4w 'eooes mot make
summer; ella eo2d czop d9es not mafs the
whols op,nsry..riEh., Thars ape .tnnumesabls
mortgages - be :4Xea Up; ''ad dsbta inabun-
dAsoe 1hst ..s.e :oean pushed ahead by The
pa,acea> a. ralzious eates, 10 ln paid OF;
eou,s: es: Improvements Of a permanent thar
asss+ ~ ~ ende1tlteH' and 'esohmPlsted, before
our people. vii dare to become large buyers #
xssgswz and jmcsatks, tho occupants Of inc
houses, and the gentoel posseasora: 6'the ae-
com psnimsnts Of wealth. Dealers will find
thsir sdrsa,a :esa cbnhnued moderation, IN
light PURCHASES and ths rule oi se&ly pay.
Tbs laad speculation has gons by. Aen will
not aefaAtsr,h heap up:imaginsr3 .soaes in Tie
riss of rsAl estate Whist The sounhy will
hive must eome from tho ao1--must b the
surplus That our farmers viii hz7a. TO- sst.
That anrplus this 5,as, :. largq n the s7op il,
viii b. needed in The ray TINT we.harb fndl-
c..edi sad the merchant ,vtso ten4Ass !4 t. fna:oa
e5 Tie d&Plsy Of rich goods, upon tl'o
supposition that shs :ptoPpTe will be abl. .nd
'avaling&o renew their old habits, viii did }h4t
h bas n,ade q mistake nd incurred ls...
Pudeoee is juxt Il necesia1y. now Il ID il 1855;
md In the gsneral good-tsellng prsdueed' b
saia sesssn ot abund ~ hepe to seeit IT.
ercised " xzgidly :as.ezen hefptosAcuso dsbt
II n,,t ~ Aerx~Ar :a atronn n =. <.nnA -. II
, 1860-08-28


Tha gentleman has commenced hia ca1 1vasa
d the Second Congressional District, md tt1e-
auirea no prophet to foreten that what ever
course the pro-slavcry Democracy may adopt
hisdss;oa.ts ths custohary Republican ma
jcrity Of the District iscertain. There is do1no
uncertainty yet ~. 10 'whethG he RauaocacJ
wiu start . candidate Or 1ot' G, q. McCr.'
mick, Esq, Ct fhe' Times and Herald, deiires
the empty honor bF l?nomi61ation, hut the Doug
lss men 1nanitszt a reluctance in granting him
sssn 80 small a favor IS that Some %, them
hass been trying to effect hteach in the Re-
publican. ranks BY inducing come nian Of Be"
publican auteeedents tn take the field against
the nominee Of the party: They do not
hesitate to promise the whole Jam
ocra.ic :vote Of hs district. to any
a.by Republican who viii permit 4ha use Of,
his name for that purpose. Doubtless they
woul3 Insist upon some little compensation in
the WY Of. canying the two representatives
to the Legislature in the soot'hern district in
this couni{t with the hops Of thereby deffst-,
ing the reelection Of Senator IzumhullL The
Doug Stksitss vould Yote for any man in the
world for the sake Of getting Judge TrumPul1
out Of the Senate. Our friends in -cther por-
tlons' cf the disrics. who may heir .ra,.
mora Of another Republican candidate taing
started, will. understand; therefore, that It
is merely an attempted trick Of the Doug has,
itss for the purpose Of causing dissensions ! in
ON ranks, and to .prsrens the reelection cf.
Senator Trumbu1L ....:~.7' =
some Of the Democracy eagaged'ia this
sehems are IN the habit Of asserting that Mr.
Arnold is less radical than the Republican sen
timent Of the district. Nr:Anold, has b fen
a Repu alican from the beginning. F1 le4s
he was delegate to the Buffalo Convention,
and one Of The committee who reported Ing
p1adorm u He supported the, nonoinatiq qna
maas at that tine With great ZEAL and from
that day 70 the present. without .}albering Or
hes!tatiDg, he las zealously and heartily CO
operated with tho Freeso: party It. is
singular cammontary upon Douglasiap,
that is supporters in this district while
snb.cihing to the WickliHs resolution which
pledges ths party t, slave code, arr eager
for m opportunity to.gise their votes to scne
person or othtr who may be found to BE- more
radically anti.s1avery than the Republican
etaadard.bea,er f1 this Congressional district.
Had not that party already effected a junction
between its Irish Catholic adhereqts, r. with
John At the.r head, and the fag end Of Know
Sothingisu. in New York, we should regard
this rs tho strongest exhibition Of assurance
that the CANVASS has thus far pnodueed. Moth
ing, however, will cQQpe ef:lsds1 move. the
Republicans Of .tha Second district arelyirg
upon their :rms, aud are only whiting Tor tia
Douzlas;tes to show themselves inbattle array
70 sweep every vestigo Of them from the fslG
, 1860-08-28

HkAvT SrI1 FOR pAxAass.-The IASAl1a Hfkss
learas that ,he stockholders Of tho Northern
Illinois Coal and Iron Company aro about to
commence suis sgainst E. D.. Taylor, Presl-
dent Of said Company, for S10. 900 damages, for
eon nspitiag NTH the nlne1s to promote his own
end4-
.-"Let mo kiss him for bis 1nothe1." is the
Gong Of the ladies where the Prince Of Walaa
i travelling, sAJs tho H4xdEert T.gs4.
, 1860-08-28

We ind tho following catalogue of the dis.
eases which htrs 1ntelfered with ths public du.
lies Of Mr. Douglas in one Of our e1ehaages: .
hers wn Douslas xheu The Homestead
: Bill passed tbs SAaatsg
: '-~.'': 49, ''Ht 618 IL goak
l. Hhsra VA. Dougtas, shan Tributes Of respect
Wess paid to Brodsriek: -.
!. - Ia bad 't41 p74t:1ity.
=. Whsrsw.s. Douglas, when ths Da1i1 fesolu-
Gons passed tha S-na,e1
= :. '--- III lid ths- tYseakery.
= When ~as- Dau81as, *hsu ths bin for tho
admission Of Kansas eame up in The SsnAtes
80 .-'''' IHsA1d .ths'1sp1l COM .fl4iak~
, 1860-08-28

would lEsue pronunctemento. set up his sian.
dazd On the main land, and being Joined By
Walker aud lis iorcss from Ruatan, would
enter upon tue work Of re,olutionizing tho
State md driving Gua,dio}a into exile.
Walker hssau old&tadgeaxslnst ne Prost.
dert Of Hnduras. !rhe lssser w..i an *.
ileG Gtom his own State when Walker ,iaJnded
Nlcafayua:< Guardfo{k Ut dnce Joined tho
Nicar,uans in their attempt to expol the in.
y4der He waa made General OF division in
1856 md in tbat canacitv Pave Wake. not 4
-iit7io o1r70;is- -fFo6f6 amer succession q de-
,hs,s =, .hanadned Nia,apua and returned
no2d,i-a, snhseone5t1v hv = revolution.
,;si3i 6}as4 nm s;;;s;s f,3;s7a;-
81. wa. xa,,ed to 1be 1p,assideucv Of Ha3ndu.
t.s. which positicu -he- continues to hold.
Retnelnbe:riiins ii his former Il relation; b{wa1ksr,
Il sad doubtless being advised Of. hiR rerolu-
::t;ona1v 'dtsians. Guardiola adopted. a:policy
which rendered = change. in the ailibuateFa
programme necessary. When the t'me a1riT-
I'd Tor the Tsur1euder of, The Bay Islands OF the
pa.t of tho British government, Gua1dioln de-
c:ined, ,te receise them. He prtfsFred, for the
present ut least to leaye them under the co.
trol Of a pewtrable topfotect t0eo' ana wn'ch
would not permit. Walkers presence n Eua'
t40.. This Is the reason Of Walkers sudden
departure before The dsse1opmeot ol;his plans
What followed the public already know:
-. OF: course ne can iolm no opinion q ahlS
distance as to the result IN Honduras. enaf.'
dlola ls possessed o. cons'oeia0le s@11y ,aas aso
not . 1hslo mlAe1s experience: oarh 'n lei1
be entered: the army = an eaT'y ase, n Fn'ch
ha achieved a. reputation fol. daring aud cru
~. ~. t,o,, a, ,t;v11,. ,,;a,rrt - tba ts;v7
eHy- he 'ooA ~ A.'''o p".S - ~
war which ATTENDED the breaking up OF the
pt.>.h,;. If fron+-,,, a 1,er;ca and frncm his
nepuo''e u oeas''0 4>~a' AA0 !.
s,os ~ at s nr;aeo p ~ TsaS-asa 40 Far an A..
=. G.HHe~ w t'ess!. =: 5'.:.'.
tempt to overthrow the government 81 h's
o.t;xa st.t. ba .ras h,n,shed. hut Esubse,
AHs''' N'o~'' 10 Va" '-.' i
Quen1T' returned, as we have seen, 70
n,sca h;mse1f rt its bead. Sfncc: then
tA ~. .-.,-:,- -
ID RhH FrnriFeAfnH GHETfH LOT
, 1860-08-28

+. ~SAIA o. Gcv. BIssx11's PxasoS2L PKoRxxE1.
The administrator Eaia Of the personal prop
sF1y Of 1hs 'lats .Gsrernor fisIetl, viii tako
place as The Ezseatvs Mansion, IT SPt!u tt1d ;
sold Is hia library, whseh rin braces many choi=e
. and valuable bookx.~: - --'-
, 1860-08-28

l1xootxlS N1ssosR1-0urpro-s slavery ftiends
are much rrjoieat over The fact that Gardtahire
7setiEtd lesI than two huudfea vot<k Ii this
eity. VS. rdvise> than 10 1t;7ies k%arlily till
November, Mara thtn two Lundrsd' Etpubu-'
-taua 1nted fur rnr1,1seouusu4*d- To- do ia- Mr..
aardenhirs's lstt<f; and aessly that number
old not yoto At IL, becauss- thsy wers not will.
ing to comply with that instrumentation. Lin
co1n will: receive morn than fve hundred :xotea
in St. Joseph:- ~ yatepA xttaoa3l ~ Dts-
, 1860-08-28

: In these stirring political times. to grox more
sti7tng from this TINE to 9olEs~pFer. preaiss
fg7aifses ii regsia 10 the. strength of parties IN
different staaes, and The ruznber Of slee.ors to
. which zach stde Is entitled, arc frequently
Inquired for. The fo1laeing givea tho strength
Of parties at the last Presidential election. and
The electors which each Stale hps. Cut il ont
, 1860-08-28

|, E Tho Republican 0onvantion tor ths
gacond Co49resdouA District al Hacoann
uomiuzted H,n. Luther Hanchett ~ ths 70
publican candidate for Congress for sa'd D's'
txict, Hon. G. 6. WAahburne not hsin9 can,
dideto hcfore tho CouYentinn.' Dir. Hanchet.
ii Ut present = Stats Senator fran the 37th
SenatsfiAl District Of Wtsconaha, aad'lvss II
PsrtAgs City. :
, 1860-08-28

s'CEzrg OF MAksH411 Couxzr.-The ceusu1
Of Marshall County, ia this 8yais. jass com
plstsd, eives tho population At ls.5at, IN n:
crei4o Ct 8 $50 1ineu 1880. There aro ] ,1se
farns under cultivation IN the county; II NEE
who sre over 80 years Of ags; 81 grown per,
sons who cxnnos read or wt1ts; - schoo|
houses, 81 caurthe4.
, 1860-08-28

E.I,; 'a = @4s:oa 9t'e5 2 A'1u.s W
Haston is agsin to be The recipient Of libera1
citizen, Whose memory will Be embaImed Ia
grateful hearts, Fte donor Is The late Hon.
Jonathan Phillioa-. He leayes aho1t $500, 900.
The Nll Of Nr. Ph@s!ips is dated dSeptember soth,
la46. The eodicii bears tho d.te Of September
2Sib, 1ai9: B. these two Instruments, The fol-
loving public heqaests are made:u,. a.. /
, 1860-08-28

great T,csori. tubular Br}dss, u Nontresi
over whose opening festivities the Prince o.
Wales presided last Saturday, Ii tbs fl azfn
echo inside. When tr1in passes through th<
tube, the sound reminds cne more of Pandeuo
mum than anything ehe. To desczibs it il
noe1e words n ir.poaaihIa~
, 1860-08-28

(:-:-A aremsa. who belonged to urs Ut tha
-dxedass: :entagsd. on ths Ahtp c.ok1 1t st. Jo-
sepb, fell into tho water last Sunday and N1s
i drowned. H$ was from ghiesxo.- -:
er--1-E
, 1860-08-28

In the borough Of Kao1vi1le, Tiaga County,
Pa, there are eixtJ.6re rotere- Slxt1-four at
them are Lincoln men, and the Ions Democrat
Ia = Breekinridge man. DonE3as sa1kunked''
in that horoueh.. In. ths. hornagh sf Elkland
same county, there are, eightT SIX. sotsra,
Eighty one Of that humber arc for Lincoln, aad
tas other kvs IRE split between Bfeesinrfdee
and Douglas Il Is feared taat old :Iioga vii
give Almost Unanimous vote fer "Honest Old
Abe-". The democrats. ~. 70 acares tho rail.
splitters hars 70 manl each other y ct Up .n