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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-21

We lay before our readers, lhis. morning, the
letter OF Daniel ii. London, Esq, to Mr. JOS
Sesar, respecting the Pilot Laws of the State,
which we have been compelled to delay, owing
to the pressure on our columns for some weeks
past
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SALE or NEGisOES, NE0Ck, DC, Ai


CLIFTON, NEAR cARTERSVlLLE.
AflHG n-i= sale Of tracts OF land n the coun
L ~ .! Cumberland, G.f,nn and GirntivHr, will on
TUESDAY, The ih day Of March, 1884, Sell st public suc
oE NEGRO SLAi F.. IS in number, consisting Of men
and children. likely All. valuable; among them are
two sawreEs roush Carpenter. and first rate cook.
Also. my s;ock U lue- ad >uic-. "a in number among
IN 10 fine riding and pair OF fine carriage horses.
Sly Carriarr niG Harness and my lu:gy.
y Sl"es Ct Cattle about 6J heal among them ~ yoke
o: he oxrn Il or ~ uc COWS aud number o! ra!u .ble
young cattle.
Ny sirci oi Hugs. 81 or 60, and about SO Sherp.
My crop Of Corn, estimated between 40 and $50 bar.
is.s.
Ny Plantation Tool. and Cet>ils, my Household Purni.
iurt Including Of Chickering's rlno5, and many other
ar;ie's 10 be- found large p!aatuion too numerous
TEENS For The ne;roes six months credit, with inter
csi a''i"d the inc'a.=r giving Negotiable o'e With a-
proved rndors'a For The other property MI sns ni SO
an ni,r, Cash ov": Ht SIX nOrt, err:i:, the
purchaser :;yius Lc:rd with approved security
The packets FROM cmond viii land lhoe who wish 10
attend Tie snc II Pher,On opposite sriersriie, carly
Of the mOrn;Gg o. Ia: i::h.
In consequence OF r slc n health The husne8 con.
necttd w; above Will be wholly under the
nrnt aud c"u:Toi Of F. D. irving, E.Q aud my Eehrw,
Randolph liarl:soa. OF Amlhhill.
Th'ir Id'lr.ss is CsIt::nsille
PEYTOS HARRISON.
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u t-INO.
rnI.fS A ki;CKINGHAM.

ATTUKNEl AHO CVI NSE LLUK 4 Z " /,
H:L.svI:ls, cAEEoLL Co = va,
TTESpS regularity ;h- County aud Circuit Courts OF
Carol Myth Plnyd, rut>ki and adjoining countss.
n. IL; co.:gu- 70 a.: collrc,ipg ag-n, for Northern
u..!ant. .t. al! -:,os So may have business In Car
.olI n ain;a ;a. ccr:,.irs li.c 26-cGm
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LAND ~ C:sEss's' 's:3sTsGLD,

NEA'S ~ hSblpC STA llON. fUk SALE.
fsIIlE GaI,rsE r-rs sale, privately his Tract OF
= Land rum"g nearly TO Jancs river ,and Containing 81
acres, less a-u running S"ah within quarter U!
us of the nchncni ,d UHnviI!r i:airuad AID Adjuins
;!e Ia .ds n j. Wns'cn Mrs. f. y NancocE, L. Arluudt
T. Archer AND Vticis. uEd iS shouE IL miles from ic
uiopd
About one half Of tie rac; Is open, large portion Of
which IS item land OF rScri l1gity: th-se j, Also b
large piece o; ground CLEARED ready "a" tobacco. There
is also crop Uf wheat S=rGcl. Te Daar Ct OF the
land Is i'll caS. hickory aud pine
There IS the Trac, Of land excellent dwelling
houses with four ruoinS, tie uthe with eight
with t- house In the yard, AID excellent spring within
nty Yards Of the oor ~o r0od Safs negro houses over
serrs ,use all frame huiss with bIivk ciaGctS and
MI necessary vui h"Gs,s us. iai 10 "a farm
There Is also the Faru G!ist aid Saw >:l in zoo"
order niih sond run o ccsnU nId never falling
srrain. further d-sc i"n is deemed useless, il is
surpn. e ;ha ,r,us wishing 20 purchase will prefer 10
eXaae The premises. ALI such respectfully requested
call J. =. Youu. Resting t.is premises. will
take plasu IN showing III II desired. ali the per
istblr property he farm be purchased nj valun
tian.
Far flr,h herr Dar,;r,.iar, a,n'y "a
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no Fiji: Yse:a.IV.

I'VE have letters from dirrrnt sections OF ;e
W caa::iy. ia:osic - ;aa IL i reported that our
Nj j.. Ii.arc intend, 10 discontinue The commission
.u,;ar.. We aare no doubt tht; ouch reports have
.s,a circulated WITH The Intention OF njutins us il our
o., as,, ALL. ,.e is l-to informing our .r:ruGi anu
s,.I. :hsi sic!i TrI'n:;- are FALSE aia MALICIOUS.
W. p.a:.e having sold hi, farm IN Gcochand county
III devote III, tire aa isl"A ESIhklY 10 Uur business
sc W. .;.rd rs heretofore conduct with energy aud
yo:pIn->, AMI hope 20 drsrrr. :ae con!ehce ANA pa
::sDsgv u! our fGrids. DSANE, liooSON JANES
-osth So
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M. z. PvGH.
,u. .iSstET JOHNSON. ""' ''' 49,
COMMISSION ME;ItCtIANI Is,

,.tJ>t u:iLr,SG succHuE wAIEIvrsE.y
RICHMOND, VA.
.-oc he ,se tobacco, Wheat Ccrn ami cpantrF pro-
;::. generally. rctGrn their sincere iha"S' 10 the
.,r ,,. yrry literal patronage heretofore extended
,' ,.J,.S A Continuance Aid increase Of the same
~ ns ,N year p'o,i.in. their undivided personal "e''-
- y ',.n ~ ia ,n.,i.9n-ais committed 10 ttIeni.
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}. iiAGkLL, 49,,
a q "

G,s,rf Iilf.r. .ig, l5i .>pHM .S::,iA Street.
'>3' lr..ihlIeiDhiI.
WILL nr;ai 90 coiircvu a'd all cae7 hu'1sss IL '.s
" lin y; dis pEoirssion.
u. 2-G.aNIi
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Official Appointment.

James Whitney, has been sppoin.ed collector oi Inc
Customs at Boslen, Mas, tn ID, Dl.ss Of Arthur ". Aa'
In, rsnsysd
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NOTICE..

IL n.-so:s having ciiai. debts tin-t t!e late fe
,r uu,r,rs o. Caro.iae county. Tirsa:a. "ihrr .'ii
sy or :. security for jouty with others are acrcsy
-,..i 10 present the same 10 properly "a'=ieat'
- settlement. the estate of the sh't fseF WI
~ a. -,;ird by ,r lN, day Of september. lStp. after
-'@' '' JUSgrI ~. SEAY, Adm'r OF
I.f UII,rlIS. dec ii.
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FOX SALE.
fslliE urp.. half of hEAt Elk UAM FARM, on Jamt7
z Hrsr in Gnuch'and county. about i5h acres-SS0 II:
cI!ya'iUn and bai,r'r in wood About l35 OIL
ivcr And c;crS nw grGu;iiS sOwn In wheat.
Sccray hull. harr s:u, corn Hnd servants
ous-.. With hr fsruI viii be sold twu families of ten
negroes viii! some mules. cnttr. &c . II desired.
Mr. Iloge manager the Farm will show l. TO any oaS
disposed 10 purchase. For tr,ns, apply 10
Cui;ElN WARWICK,
F-b3-oaw2xA Richmoni
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JuL1c nuuoIa. and Fernando Wood.

W.sHSG:oy, Feb. JUDD. Dors"s. ~ rseroa:e u 4
ote Fernando Wood, denies the Ins of1he :esSpa
er staten. that the siIer when the former In New
ori plrt, .n:!re delegation to tie Senator M T.
IusI Ia lie CnsIlsstor C%lySallsh
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.YTON HARRISON.

At ;hx same rtu= ar place and upon the same ter'n
with the Gb"r me!uutd Sal Of Negroes will sell IA! pub
lie auction or 10 likely and valuable NEGRO SLAVES be
l"nSisi" the e=i'!c"! tudring: Cagrngton dec ds"lt
:Ur the payment :" J.h:]
.. L. EAERINGT0N, Admin'nr
Feb lG-ctds nf CnAringron Carring;nn. d.r'N.
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Feb 1l-c4t Or JOSEPH i. YOUNG
I VALUABLE ENTNTE ON YORK KiV-

H,H SATURDAY II. TwENrY-fIFrlI DAY OF FEE-
~ KCAEi AtNr will Sell. 10 The highest bidder, ia.
farm in iurc county, called "lNplAN-flElUS" belong.
In. the r,iatc OF the l-ic Col. Robert McCandsh.
This farm is situated ~. mile. from irlSiown and IL
miles from Williamsburg. cotdHs about CON acres, S5
acres OF which cleared and in high state Of cultivation
This whole tract lies Immediately the r:vcr, has tine
river 'front.' aud Gorus superior advantages FOR nystcring
There st rrc-ty been erected the premises an elegant
and tasteful Cottagebuildpg comntiing view Of the
river and Chesapeake bay There also the usual out
buildings consisting Of Overscer, mouse, barn. granaries
&C.. &C. Marl OF the best ,uaiity ahnunds. crop Of
wheat seeded last tall. aud preparations for
are In progress slaves sufficient 10 WORK the farm
now upon l.: ard will he s.p, steadily work Until the day
o! SALE when they may be hired upon a6Ic terms ny
the purchaser desired. II the purchaser should wish
land eau 3e bought 4, from the owner OF the
aliaceut farun.
TERMS ur Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF Sale,
balance on credit OF l. an year, equal lstainenss
bearing interest nnnua from the Isl day ot Jan
uary SU. the pui chaser to execute bonds wh suHcen
personal security title retained until the purchuse
money IL paid ~
THOMAS p. McCANDLISII, lco,,,,,s,,o,,-s
WILLIAM J. PEAClIf. '
y B-Aiter the sale ur the nhurenAiuei lnai the
shabe property the premises consisting Of horses
mules cattle unt farming utensils household furniture, Nc
&c, will he snld -
Term. n.a,ie knoEn On the day OF SAFE
Jan 2i-c,'ls ENECUrHlA
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Ntk'rkS'y,

NUSfEE.
toMhl TED to ihe Jail " i'itss svauis County, on the
~ eth day OF SGvc'i,rr, f:Ig u runaway negro who
sa!i when Committed, hlt his nanie WIS TOM hut row
his name is ABEL anI that hr bro,s 10 Da:r Me-
Deai,uan Of The county OF Cumberland North Curoina
Said negro is five fee, thee and half nchr. hph h,ck
complexion aiou, tTey three tuur wars of ar. and
always laughs wru spoken TO- Said negro will he delivered
10 III. upon satisfactory proof nf property ut y
rneut of Jail fees and ntI.er necessary charges.
Jan 6-w6r JOHN II O.D. Jailor
CAKDEN SEEr,.-%r have just received fresh a,
" donal supplies Of aa!retas uarien Seed, Peas and
Bxau, which ~ ,ip makSs assortment complete.
T.. JOHNSTON BRO
p s-ostalogues and Amaaaes for grAtutous dI,!ti.
h.,,ion Ssb 10
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,,,,. \ FEA%taEst N'rE,p-

4 VII a, ~a,"s 80 ehss:-,'riurr 'a;-s the --r-
n'' VI sr!'!rEHb Competent 10 pt,nn-t -,
80 snts S'A''e, !" Cosgs lie Vii; reside In nv ,,;,
,ri. ,arse oi email SCHOOL Christian NAV 49,,
S' s'h as !" q. :,i aud .,en,al cuI;s.,; 'oHu ;u
psr,ic,.I.t' Az "-''nicaoas irympy .wrf.d and
Jan .,-c;r nr. + H. .jDNEs
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PHILIP RAHM,


RICHMOEb, I'd.
MANUFACTURES Strnn Engines Of every hescrp,i
~ aac lie Circular Saw Mills, Min Gearing Min
as"a-'Y N every description Castings IN lion and r
-"e s' 'Anf' nI'iee. ftb j. sly
,rLNt ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
f,"'h ". YEAR l>i0-The Sr.t 4essiun will Commence
~ ''t 2rh January aud close June l;.h
,S'3' % last year.
~. .es-h d! th~ arrival o! students nt Blacks and
s.ui4'. conveyance will be in readiness TO takc
n - @ 10 ~ house To give such notice address Mrs ASS
',oh'h!H. Msc!Rr!aad's LuneEburY
-! aiiir's Is kic':Eivnl al Hi. time.
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n',.i E.aIf :;K.--h married gentleman fo-.
5.r l''a n!'i'r. u'Ta,si,, who i,a, tnr ..:,r,l
H. s's ~ 'vr1e o. .:.c Northern S;,,,. tr,rh
/! s r'"g 'H4 L,Asa4 rsui.h., 10 prnecr. ..tan
,,.,I :, H"IH acc"F: place in ,oIuc Acad.,y or
II, iAst ."9G. ;v.u;'or; him IN lis prufrssyn
.:!hr s:vrn, ~ ~ "o'i''y All" eharacie:
OH. vi rec 10 A. F. T. eare Of Richmond Eaqu;:.r
f-t2-C... " "' "'"ee.
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Pen NiEEN.CIAIkI nE I.IsI;iG.G

PEN NiTESElALk1 DF virginia.
sANCFICrCHEp a; his u:lon, and SOLD there 1Et
VI a:;he Agent. store No. - PesrI street the following
Articles, II, reduced prices, e,-w;:
Boots, Shoes aud isrngues
Woi:cG, ciiil;re;i Servants ShHss
Wagon and Cast Harness of every i--c-pt'"u
Machine Ba;.'ls, Leather Hose
Wa.yH>, Cars,
Dray- AID wh--ibarTow,
Wa:lrvh-,, SAFES, &c.
striped aud psld CVt:ens
hrts-y, .nd LiHs-ys Tor plant.l!eG aan:is
s;Ecady msd- Clothing for servants
N.Y.: of the above articles hand AID ~. Sole ~
orrar repaired, other job sork done order ua
IS:i notice for casa: 10 punciuai oily, On
,lJ:: tl-.
o'd=rs freu the country, with satisfactory references
,:culGty attended to. Address K. u. NlMMU,
!:N S-c:t AGENT and S.orekeci.sr Va. reiitrn,in.v
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,MiIHNOAD LIVE STOCK MlKKET.
I"h-r-.pasi having procured the services OF H.
- .,ccSr:;, io! TIC purpose Of selling Live Stock
- ht'i:oad Hsrs,. will, wiki Luther s Irvine be
s G"'h-' Of, he Isl Iy OF September .exi prepared
"a et uGa!'ia-d a;-i:on Ia all busiuess e:irus,e ed
st .tie Q give entire s4;.Facti.n ~
- m'ss 4"sfai AdS>u :su.el,i. on eon.igsmea,..
any vs-,, JOHN GROUSE,
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Al(knloll0 Enquirer,

Us RITClIiE, DUNSAvANT. TYLER h WISE.
:, -----------. -
I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1850.
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J, :VtGlLL.

ATT ORNET AT LAW,
, yr,cr win i.ter, Tyler. Esq No la, south SiS:h
PHIL
attend .ns selection VI claims ard all other bus.
,..,,rr..,,I, :, Al, cnry Jan 81 G..
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MASTER COMMiSsI0NEis's OFFICE ,

~ stArxToS, Va, JANUARY ~ 1850
| fe'sahn7e 9. DECREE in the OF H. Sh-f,v
E'u : A'u A. T. htnEey, trustees Of y. Kinney vs
Creditors rradsred by the Circuit Coul; Of au.
.'A eoIn;r. "s lie 3tl day Of November 1872 .hal
a my 'tace, III the town OF S.4untnr i-.gh
fs''udf:, lsHr, 10 sa- and settle the following ac
".-An accoun, o: the trus: property and fund con-
49, Ar piain;in by deed Of y. &. kiuncy and Nilc,
N4s' p:c-iibrr l;h ISIS
:s aecoan, o: al! clsim, o! every kind upon the
s-I"ct whether under the trust deed o. superior
!" 'hs account will BE- embraced full settlement
l .aN' against Nicholas e. Kinney, late receiver Of
~ Eoa'i .. AuSu>s corEIy and all persons hav-
oi hh! hihd against said receiver are hereby
~; Ipon I" preseh, them for settlement.
;,, an account OF the transactions Of the plaintiffs
All person, interested In sail accounts re.
:rI,, appear al u!y ossce the said 18th day Of Fe
J,ni- JOHN y. IfENDREN,
T--SN,n Master Commissioners.
| soaa a0RE .. tND TO AKRTVE, 5UN sides
.. r,.,., and damaged Leather and the hest brands
iiprr "'eh VII Fell low Tor cash or Keou
pam city made BroEusE, 70. CAsI! only.
s.p, ,s-,., y. DErERECX,
--.---.-- No 132 Cary 1t.
rDIH ,AL SaCAL ASSURANCE SOCsETY.-
l raj Meeting Of l.ie Mutual Assurance
Cir ~ " ''2lnn, Will held At their Oi.e In the
An Va ''S W o. Fshru try next, al IL O'Clock
MINI
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SrIRGlS7N-iS CHANCEEY-ln the Circuit Coul;
az III Of 2ith laY OF Nnvrinh,
- r,pTrToT p TonD e

The object Of this suit l. 10 compel the defendant trnns-
fer 10 the plaintiff f. A. Mal0, thousand FIVE hu:.
land ia the western part OF the Stale OF Viz
gH and in the o! Kentucky for services rendered
the defendant In locating The said lands and !or other seq
vices rendered forth in the bill.
L., ei-rwtv. T.st,. H,KTEIOT y TODD C.
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VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA STOVES!
VIZ GINA STOVES.i,
RICHMOND STOVE WUEkS- ESTABLlSuE6 N lS5l
ASl SENbEn


SEANCfACTCRES a, :hs celebrated Southern Stove
IA Fou,.!y, Cylinder Boz, PAr"r and Cooking Stoves,
:. she desirable aad o! superior working quail.
I: a,u Hot Air Furnaces, fron- and Gft.s, Hollow
"sF- lyt!anlt S:nss Sc &c aad Mct: descriptions OF
Nh! Machinery and Ur!Iarrtu;al Casr;n:..
fh- proprietor Is con"ncrd tha. sCac.tht apnrecatre
Ts;- cuu!c !uund iu his no would pay :he
VI good Article 20 justify a ia tie % theb.
n.rras aud IL the riu,us Of competent INc.haG!cs
Tso.,h.G- ra- nonltrs employed 3a ihr.e Stoves
!treiaS VI" haze .r,rIcd Glcr ;ai-s Il; these wUrss.
Trs S;"N- have been grnla-y :auins favor unt the;
s-v| brc"iv the ,"Iuiar OF any in Their supr
s"r ,rsus; and simplicity Q! opesAon peculiarly dts ;eu
!or !ic H.: of servant.
Rcpalr!ar Plates promptly slpri!rd
TIaleis and ,Uye dealer, tr ,arout The South vii. h4I
-N ~ their iu;err.i 10 forward their orders 10
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va
Retailed IN RchncnL by M-,srs. &. D. IAES CO Wy
sEAES WOOD, G. a. UA"GiMlN, Jr., AID WM. A.
NuCNrCASrLE Jan g--c3!a.
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The Circuit Cour: Of The Ciy OF H'cntnond lEe s'F day
oiFcbruary, leG0.
George Whitfield trustee Of NlNrod Il. Dickinson,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

BULL FIGHT EXTRAORDINARY. The Spanish
Journals relate an alarming scene at a bull
hight near Saragosa. After three bulls which
did not show much spirit, had been disposed
OF by the toreador Cuchares, very popular
performer, fourth was let loose, and he dis
played violence. He tore into shreds the
bandarillas which were presented to him bv
the picadOres and then all at once leaped
over palsade at spot where a soldier was
standing, and so injured the man that he
died shortly after. little later, the bull
jumped over the barrier among the specta-
tors. Six thousand persons were assembled,
and with cries and creams all rushed to the
issue to escape, causing a scene cf frightful
confusion. The toreador, sword in hand.
attempted to kill the animal, and several sol
diers on duty as sentinels endeavored to do
the same with their swords and bayonets
some of the spectators fred pistols at it, and
in so doing wounded certain persons At
length the toreador got in front of the bull.
and with stab skllfully applied laid him
dead at his feet. The Journals do not say
that any persons were killed or even injured
in the subsequent confusion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

BUcHANAN's PRESENT TO ADD ELL KApER.-
Our Constantinope correspondent saw few
weeks ago, on its way to Syria, magnificent
present Prom the President of the United
States to his Exceency, Said Add Ell Kader,
OF Damascus" 1t consists of two Colts holster
pistols, mounted with silver and beautifully
ornamented with arabesque work, in rose
wood case, also silver mounted. 1t was de-
signed by the government for some notable
in Syria, as token of their appreciation of
the handsome treatment which our ambassa-
dor, Hon. James Williams, received in Syria
last year. 1t goes now to Add ell Kader, as
an expression of not only his feeling, but of
gratitude for his having protected the Chris
tlans OF Damascus, including the American
Consul. during the late riots there.-N. Y.
World
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11
Honduras-Letter from Col. RudIer.

A correspondent Of the New York Times
who has lived in Truxllo for several years
says be has seen several parties who were
greatly injured by Walkers invasion on the
9th of August, assisting with money and ad-
vice the helpless followers of the fillibuster
chief; and ia private life there are no people
In the world more cordial or kinds to stran-
gers than these same Hondurenos.
Col. Rudler has transmitted the following
letter to the Commandante of Truxillo. Don
Nor6erto Martinez, through the English Con,
sui:
MY DEAR SR;-I cannot take my depar-
ture without first acknowledging to YOU nv
heartfelt thanks for the friendship which YOU
evlnced for me during my confinement and
trial. Your conduct in this instance is
worthy of the highest praise, both as a
CHRISTIAN and gentleman. AS the former
you have fully carried out the precepts of our
holy Church, to return good for evil. As the
other you have shown that generous and
high-toned ehacacter which few men would
nave had the fortitude to carry out in the
trying ordeal which l have just passed.
10 your kind lady am also much indebt-
ed 1er the many comforts received at her
hands, and now through you tender her my
grateful thanks.
also desire to make you the instrument
in conveying my thanks to those gentlemen
who have SO generously belriended me. In
doing this, you will add to the many obliga-
tions which l have already been indebted to
you. In conclusion, permit me to assure
you that my conduct shall be such as to
prove to you, and all those who have be-
trlended me- that was not unworthy of it.
May Gods blessing be with you and yours is
my earnest prayer.
\ our more than friend,
II
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11
cONsumPIIYES. REAnr

DIR WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM has proved more
successful than all the other remedies known, for the
permanent cure Of all the early stages Of CoNSUMP
TIoN. Those who doubt this statement can find am.
pie proof in the phamphlet accompanying the medi-
cine.
EXPECToRANT WITHOUT OPIUM.
DR. WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM claims the favorable
attention Of those whose constitutions forbid the
Of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for
CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the
strongest testimonials from citizens of the highest
pectability, and is richly worth fair trial.
NIGHT swEATs AND sPITTING OF BLOOD.
For these complaints none can be found SO eiiica-
cious as Dr. WIN. HALLS BALsAM II subduss the
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

The MATTER SETTLED have made up
our mind from all we have been able to gath.
er this morning, that some one is going to
carry the State, but we can't just now tell
who, and that some political bets will be
paid, but we can't guess when. At one cor
ner Linkum is regarded as elected, sure at
another it is eonfdentially known that Duck
inbridge is ahead while on the opposite
curb a knot of debators have satisfied them
selves that Breckless is the man. We saw
in the midst of a crowd Philosopher Pickett
with Bell-an~ Everett ticket in one hand
and copy of the Constitution of the United
States in the other, insisting upon it that the
split in the Gerritt Smith party had saved
the Union-but we heard nothing further to
assist us, except that the Italians had voted
in body for Gagibaldi From these prem
ises our readers may form his own conclu-
sioni-S, @ Mirror.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11
TRAGEDY ON TRINITY. The Humbold Time

TRAGEDY ON TRINITY. The Humbold Times
relates the following as having oceErred on
the Trinity few days ago:
John Woods, who lives just above the
mouth of South Fork, had fight with one
Blythe, stopping at his house, and in the af-
fray the latter was shot and almost instantly
killed. The ball entering his right side and
ranging upwards passed through his body
The difficulty grew out of an improper init
macy between Blythe and Woods Wife and
alter the occurrence mentioned, she took
strychnine and was on the point of death
from its effects, when the expressman passed
the place. There was no physician in the
vicinity and her recovery was considered inn
possible.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

A Berlin paper states that rather singular
duel had taken place, with pistols, near the
same spot where NJ. de Hinckeldy was shot.
Two young men, unacquainted with each
other, had dispute at party, and one of
them sent challenge to the other. The let
ter fell into the hands of the twin sister of
the one challenged and as she bore very
strong resemblance to her brother, she re-
solved to take his place. Her antagonist de
tected the scheme, and was gallant enough to
fire in the air, but his example was not fol.
lowed by the lady, who leveled at her oppo-
nent, but only wounded him SLIGHTLY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

Ex Gov. WISE CRAZY AS A BEDBUG.-H. A.
Wise has risen up again to disturb the quiet
of Virginia, and seems to be in one of the
most extreme insane fits with which he has
ever been possessed. He made blood and
thunder speech at Norfolk few days ago at
Norfolk, and has since repeated it at two or
three other places in the State lie berates
President Buchanan soundly, is not for Breck-
lnridge, detests Douglas, scorns Bell, and in
tends, if Lincoln is elected, to thrash the
North out of its boots. Ifthe Virginians do
not take up arms directly after the election
to fight the North, he will quit the State,
and go to some other State that Wills,
louis Letter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-11

CoLDs.-Halls journal of Health saws =
Every intelligent physician knows that the
best possible method Of promptly curing a
cold is, that the very day in which it is OBJ
served to have been taken, the patient should
cease absolutely from eating particle for "a
or As hours, and should be strictly confined
to warm room, or be covered up well in
bed, taking freely hot drinks.