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HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.


HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
A GOOD House Servant, we'll recommended,
"A eau geta home BY applying at No 10 West
Fresmason street.
lie 4-ef X w SANTOS.
GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLAs AT COST.
ROSNEYS Ribbons, Comforts, Scaris La
II dies and Childrsn's Hoods.
A large assortment OF heavy Gloves tor Gen
tlemsn.
A iArg assortment of heavy Wooden Hose
Heavy Msrlno and Lambs Wool Shirts for
Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Here are great bargains and no mistake, in
the above named goods, and also in mahy other
Come, friends, an get bargains at the Ameri.
can Flag, Church street., near Main.
jas TIC WILLIAMS
TURKISH TOBACCO.
A kOTAER lotOf that delicious Turkish
n Smoking Tobacco in \ pound bladders,
I. HAMBURGER & Co,
No. SO Nam st
fe7 Sign OF Big Indian in front.
CHEEKY STEMS.
A FULL assortment OF genuine Wild Cher.
ia store, and for sale wholesale and retail, by
I. HAMBURGER q co, Main street,
tel Sign of Big indian in front.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES.
4 LARGE lot Of beautiful Pipes and Stems,
"A Just received. Aiso Segsr holders OF every
variety. Wild cherry aud ia sAmln Stems
Cali and examine them.
fe7 MAJ SANTOS.
TURKISH TOBACCO.
A LOT OF superior Turkish, just received -
fe7 NJ A sc A SANTOS.
FINE HAVANA SEGARS.
A LOT OF very superior Segars, Operas and
"A Londres, OF the "S.gun sep.rgo" brand
just received and Tor sale by
lei NJ. A. q 4. A. SANTOS.
FAKlNA COLOGNE.
&N a.asa; Farm" Cologne IN lens bottles'
ls7 MA sc A SANTOS.
GOLD WATCHES!
GOLD WATCHES!!
GOLD WATCHES u!
20" JUST received to order, lot OF tn ose
FRA very superior Breitling Watches, in hns
E8Gold Hunting Cases. Persons in want
okAASasof really No time keeper should ex-
anime these and the lot OF other Watches of
Superior finish, to be found at II Main street.
Just come to hand. also, ane lot of heavy
Plain and Engine Turned Gold Rings, Gold
OF GREENwooD'S
81 Main street,
fs7 Head OF Market Square.
(Herald and Argus copy.)
FREIGHT FOR HEkrEOAD, N. Z.
40, Apply to
fe7 JAS Il JONES.
DlCHARD l. NELSON AND ttOBERr
nc. WYATT, POLICE OFFIcsRs, have en-
tered into 4 cO-psrtnership tor the prosecution
Of their business. Their Office is on Wide
Water street, opposite the Bethel Church.
hua 400 cd IN nd
collections OF money Immediately returned.
Office hours from 9 A NJ to 9 :. NJ
10 7--2W*
COL. HILLS BACON.
nnfA POUNDS superior Gates Coun-
0,OOO ty Bacon, for sale low by
fe6 LEIGH BRO.
CONlE all all you Bald iieAds, and those
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FOR RENT FOR 1860
MIR. e. GURNEY
HAVING made ARRANGEMENTS to rem,i, 10,
IL the present with ' IVA

30 OF N D HOEDEAI Frs
,,,,, No. - MARKET SeuAsE,
WIN be pleased to see the friends and ua,-on.
81 Gurney Co., extend their trade to ths
Mouse with which he is now stopping, tesl!nz
assured that they will be pleased with the char
.cter Of the goods and the liberal mods of dasi
ing OF the Messrs. Seaburys. Persons desirire
to see me personally, will please mention theiI
wish II should not happen to bs In the fro ;
store At the moment they are IL. jaIO
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EATING OF PARTEIDaEs.--lt is fact known
to physicians, and to many laymen, by sad
experience, that at certain seasons of the
year the most OF the American partridge is
poisonous. This is owing to the fact (at
least such is the reason given) that in the
Winter the partridge is forced to feed upon
the leaf of the laurel This leaf and its ex-
tract, laurel water, though they may be
consumed with impunity by the partridge,
are poisonous to the human system In a
volume of medical essays, published in Bos-
ton last Winter by veteran physician, this
subject is treated at great length, aud many
cases are cited. 1t is no objection to the
theory that cartridge is eaten with impunity
every day. Some persons take arsenic with
out pain. But should a whole family be
thrown into commissions during an alter
dinner siesta, the suspicion of strychnine in
connection with the cook might be plaasiby
substituted for the fact of the laurel Ted par
fridge that came in as an entree.
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DEATH ON THE RECEIvINa SHIP.-A young
,man named Kavanaugh died on board the U
States Receiving Ship Pennsylvania yester-
,day. of a carbankle. 1t appears that he
had come home lately, and his time not
.beisg out he had been transferred to the
PENNSYLVANIA. The remains were placed in
"A neat coffin, which was envelopsd In the
American Dag, and then an the shoulders Of
mia compositions, he was borne to his late
residence ia this city, to be taken thence to
the lone, narrow cell which, sooner or lateer.
is the tual resting place OF all. The solemn
cortese Bearing his remains upon their
shoulders, passed by our Office alb 'ui dusk
last evening. The white stars on the deep
blue ground Of the bunting which covered
his narrow tenement, attracted universal
attention, and many were the enquiries res
.nsctinv it. Alas he has shipped Tor his
last time, add has started on that eternal
voyage " mere no traveller rsturas Let us
.hope hs may pace, tureysr' tas d'i>' OF tnF
sutp Of zioa, whsre there is 10 dltferencs
,oetwssu orward and quarter Deck ward
room and forecastle.
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HAZARD POWDER.

=.
T HAVE supply OF this superior Powder in
/ 25 ID kegs, 64 ID kegs, 10 cans, and half
IL cans in store and for sale. This Powder ia
considered by old spoitsmen the best article
ever made. JAS JONES,
fs3 No 2 Campbell's Wharf,
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Jurda's Submarine WreCking Co
THE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
i contracts for the raising of sunken vessels
for specified sums, or as saivors for the above
Company. The company believes that they
can raise Vessels more expeditiously by their
Machinery, than can be done by any other
means now known, and would most respect
fully refer to the owners and Agents of the
Steamer "Long Island" recently raised in 20
fath0ms water In 4s hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River
the Subscriber.
ia 9.im BUCK
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LOST.

LUST.
"ENT adrift from Warwick River, during
~ the gale OF the night of the 3ist ult,
Lighter with Oak Plank on board The finder
will be suitably rewarded by giving informs
ton to John Nash, Portsmouth, Va, or W D
May, Hampton, Va. fe4-lws
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FOR NEW WORK

FOR NEW YORK.
>fEEs. The Steamship jamestown, Capt.
SaAaaSS Skinner, will leave Smiths wharf,
Norfolk, for New York, SATURDAY, at l3
O'Clock.
For freight, which will be taken at the low
est rates, or passage, apply to
fe3 J M SMITH & BRO, Agents.
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CONlE all all you Bald Heads, and those
~ whose hair ls falling out to get bottle of
kzekieps IntAliible HAIR Restorer, manu- fac
tured in the City 0fRichmond. 1t will do all
itpromisss. For sale by
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TURKISH TOBACCO.
4 LOT OF superior Turkish, just received -
n Also Tobacco Holders.
fe7 M A & G A SANTOS
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Auction Sales.

AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
Al AUCTION.
I'HE PROPRIETOR of No. 81, East Main
4 street having determined to make change
la his business offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
Stock OIL hand to be closed out, consists OF
Standard Works,
Poems.
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &C.
Those In want of any of the sinirg stock,
will do well 20 call early, MS the stock will be
sold out cheap. Merchants wantilg BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains. The Auction
Sales will commence in the course Of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de Ia
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS.
DOHEHTs u co, have Just opened hand
~ some assortment Of Lamps Also fresh
OH, cheapest in the city. fe9
A,UGAN All A Low PhlCh--3 10 good
- Brown Sugar foi rs cents,
New Crop N veIy blight, at 10 cent.
J 4 BELL Y co,
fss No. 7, Campbslps wharf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE subscriber having qualified as Admin.
L istrater upon the estate Of Andrew J. Mock
(iate OF the City of Norfolk } deceased, hereby
request all creditors to present their claims,
and all indebted TO make pay ment to me.
fe 3-6t JOHN RIDLEY, Admir-.
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tings for the city Of Portsmouth was in SEES
SION Yesterday. The only case before the
Court was that of Harry Hickey. com
mitted tor examination by acting Mayor
White, some weeks since, for shooting Mr..
Augustus Esleecs on the morning of the leth
vi Decembzr lsst. The finding of the Court
VIZ: tina. the killing OF Esleeck was done III
s.lf-deience W. have heretofore gi' en III
uur columns u synopsis OF the evidence IN
tuis case, and consider il unneccessnr' 10
repeat it, Mr. Ricketts, is, OF course, tbs
charp ed FROM the surveillance Of the law
Eouit adlourued.
UR. KK1D--phis able and celebrated d.
vine, Of Richmond, preached in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Of Portsmouth, last
uixat. The revival ia this Church is still ia
progress, and rich season oi grace Was x
periencea ON the occasion The descrVedly
este,se4ed and popular pastor, Rev. DR.. Han
DIV. has bseu assisted in conducting this
meelia. Nv Rev Messrs. Hall and Tayl"t, OF
purtsroutn; Thomas, OF Eastern Shore;
Mitchell, OF Petersburg; Mcmahon ana DR..
Reid. of Richmond, and others. We presume
..e Doctor will hold forth again to night.
We hear also that the good work is very
, satisfactorily progressing in the tw" Meth
ftb,raIx
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Local .TtoKk1s5-

MAYORS Court, NoREOLK-F r. ferga'
yusS", Presiding.
There Is as nothing before the Mayor this
morning. The city was very quieG last night,
and no arrests were made. One lamp repor-
ted out.
MAYoh's Court, PoRTsMouTR-G. W. GTice
Presadiny.
Miles Capepper was before the Mayor this
morning, arrested by virtue Of Il peace war
rant issued against him on complaint OF two
women, who testified that he had acted i'm
properly and disorderly towards them, and
threatened to injure them. de was required
to give security in the sum OF one hundred
dollars for his good behavior for six months.
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BOYS ROOTS. RELL0WS LEATHER.
\N7E have at hand fresh supply of the
w above goods. They are made neat and
strong, aud can be bought at moderate price OF
FW sEABURY'S SONS,
fe4 l3 Market Square;
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MEERSChAuM PIPES.
\ LARGE lot Of beautiful Pipes and Stems
"A Just received. Also Segzr holders OF every
variety. Wild cherry aud Ja s4mln Stems
Cali and examine them.
te7 NJ AZ & A SANTOS,
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FINE HAVANA SEGARS.
A LOT OF very superior Segars. Operas and
"A Londres. OF the "S.gun sep.rgo" brand
Just received and Tor sale by
lei NJ. A. q Z. A. SANTOS.
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DICHARD l. NELSON AND itOBERT
nc. WYATT, PoLIcR OFFIcsRs, have en-
tered into a cO-partnership tor the prosecution
Of their business. Their Office is ON Wide
Water street, opposite the Bethel Church.
All Police business promtly attended to, and
collections OF money Immediately returned.
Office hours from A NJ to 9 : NJ
ke J-.2w*
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COMFORTABLE
A RE those Ladies English Lasting Caters,
IA and Wellington Boots. we have purchased
especially for our lady customers.
w SEABURY'S SONS,
te 6 No Is Market Square
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GOING AT TWO DOLLARS.
MICE Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now at
~ 81 90 at 50 Main ST. Also, Raglans at all
prices. Some more of those fast colored Prints
at 10 cents, tine Black Alapacca at 25 cts Cas-.
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings at
very low price New style DeLaines are sell.
ing here at % cents yard at So Main st.
ja7 NUSSBAUM 4 BRO
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FRESH BEEF BY THE BALTIMORE
BOAT.
M Il shall receive this morning, the very ii :
w nest article Those in want of u nice
Steak, Roasting or baking piece, please give us
call and save 10 per cent
] L BELL l. CO.
N B-We have employed the services OF the
old colored man, David EdwaI DIS, who has been
in our market for many years
ie9 BELL CO.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
rs now offered to commence the GENERAL
i COMMISSION BUSINESS, with a new con-
Germ, eligibly situated, one of the members of
which proposes to leave the city for other en-.
gsgements. Address Blk 1868, with real name
early. fsb4
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DOIArOEs-60o bushels splendid Yellow
l. Pink Eye Potatoes,
100 bbls handsome Mercer Potatoes,
100 do OF those superior Jackson do,
Which have pleased every one who has tried
them. If its Potatoes you want, call on
JAS 4 JONES,
fe No 2 CampbelPs Wharf.
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HORSES AND MULES.
n JUST arrived and constantly receiy.
10 ing at my Stables, every week, supe.
A1rioF Horses and Mules. for sale ON ac-
commodating terms.
N. B. LEE,
lie 3 l.8 Church street.
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dOUoE SERV ANI ANTEU.
A GOOD House Servant, we'll recommended
IA eau geta home by applying at No 10 Yves
tresmason street.
lie 4-ef w SANTOS.
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CHEEKY STEMS.
A FULL assortment OF genuine Wild Cher.
IA ny Stems (Weichsel, our own lmporta ton !,
il store, and for sale wholesale and retail by
I. HAMBURGER g. co, Main street,
tel Sign of Big Indian in front.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

NARROW Esclrr AND TIMELY Rsscrr O. Iwuvs pm.
soss As Mr. Michael Norton WAS returning from . bal
about three O'Clock Aat thursday os he discovered
flames ISSUING from the building 2o7 Hrdsos sree.
Knowing that the upper portion OF the budng Was oc-
cupied by ". Bright - boarding housc, ssd seeing
that rnsss ad rendered 70 the occupants ihey
must either suGocste be burned 10 death be bars
open she door and shouted nrc Making his way throrsh
the fames snd smoke, he rushed up 10 the aIsepine
apa-rn' re-, and catching the insersble form young
lady In bis arms he made bis way 70 the roof By hss
time rest Of the borders we're awakcaed bet owing
the dense volumes Of sote that roi ng fro
the burning portion Of the bsdng, they
mained on the roof, and young man, named wne ria
toped himse at one Of the wndows, and he passed
10 ,hs roof BIZ Mr. Ser,on Tbsy rers obl,ss 70 msns
their tscape 10 their NJ hi clothes; bu. the fra
they we're taken 10 the house Of Hoso Company No Al,
where the women and children were provided win beds
by the members OF thst company who did every In
their power 10 maize the unfortunate beips happy
circumstances would permit
Tits ~ HsDsoS srsHn-rwo Mrs BlDfr Bcsn-
Between three and four O'Clock on Thursday morning
FIRE broke out n the and tobacco store q Gerard
ne Esmpemslr, No 2o7 Hudson street. KRnpemslr and
one Of bis vorkmcn named George slept In
the rear part Of he store wsen the Ore discovered
they made attempt 70 cscapc through the back door,
In doing Cssscsajser fe 70 the door. KsmpeDa,s
nnay succeeded IN doing but not, however, un,l both
vcre severely eurred fhey conveyed 70 The New
York Hospital ny he police, and properly eAssd for
The smoke spread rapidly throughout the upper part
Of the house, cocGpied BY John G. Soor'gn,, mafng
10 d.licuh for the PEOPLE 10 escape. Onc man ana
one woman we're compelled 70 ges upon ihe roef and
pass along the gutter 70 the sdjoinine houss. me
lremen soon arrived and extingaished the are be
fore 4 spterded beyond the store mo so@ on ibc
s.ocs .i snoun, 70 abou, 81 400 500 injured tor
el 900 In The Germanla Insurance Company me nad-
ing belongs 10 william West IL 10 damaged soout wv,
sad W bc lnsgred.
DsowssD -gohar5 Hisrlns, sAlmssef On board o NE
ship orient ysg Of pier North riv, yestsr1 morn.
,ns accidentally fen overheard. and beicrc AasisAr
coaid be rendered he drowned Ha BODY shortly
aervArds recovered ard taken 70 sas fst ward stAi
houss or q the Corooer setise6. he cavu ~ke aud
three children, Who res'dc - IvlAnd
IosT ovrDolrp Henry Hasck, young nsn en-
poyed % board The pli boat Edwin Forrss 70 ~
washed overheard and los, the "a Uls, daring .
beavy gale from south southeast he sbcat twenty.
wc yeus Of age and native of Hamburg
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

Iavrrroot,-s ship CrltvAsor-Mous Leon Dsri~s ssdss
Ne Of barre.
H,ssrss-shp oier-y zixlinshy.
HtvlsA-Bayh vcianser-xason q Weoo. q porvsnd
Bvpsrpi-B,x Tsos n naybew-hssrv Nn TEe,
Kemp, Joa Harvey.
1. xLxr..--ecn cspIan-Csp, RsAarIa
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

Nov, ~ -CAor1s NJ Ctunt~f~fsnp The Jrssd So>s
yosTA Sala s~i Rot. rlarto In this tvo pro-
usctsd trials peYe bso-ooe before Jadge shipman, IN
The early part of October and the other before Judge
Betu, which Terminated on Wednesday, and ~ both ~.
stances the iury disagreed and were Discharged ms
morning the prisoners brought into court, ard ON
motion OF Mr. lanes RldEvay, their counscl, Win tne
ssent of NJ wncoxso, the assistant United statN AZ
torney The Court ordered the prscsers 70 be
their own re-ogp xancee.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

Cha sGss from Douglas 10 Lincoln, cSpe.
cially among the Germans, are reported with
such frequency and particularly that we
cannot t,fnSe Ia brlie,e that general revo.
luton is going on IN that section OF the De-
mocrst,c party. We noticed some last week,
This week we learn that a German Demo
cratic Club in CoHnetsvilie, consisting Of
forty. nine members, has come ever bodily Ia
the Republicans, and is now a Republican
Club, with the same members and Organi-
zation. The Bedford Lawrence county)
Independent reports at least twenty Demo.
crats OF that county who have recently re-.
nounced their allegiance 10 then party, aud
avowed themselves for Lincoln. The Au.
TOra paper tnot belonging to any party says
that the "iargest man in Dearborn county
who has long been Democrat, is isdetermlucd
TO vote for Lincoln" The Shelbyville Ban
ner reports that one OF the most intelligent
Gcrmsas Of that place, who mas always acted
with the Democracy heretofore, has left that
party for the Republicans. In Allen county
We hear Of numerous changes OF the samt
kind; indeed, so numerous that there is q
good prospect Of defeating the Democratic
county ticket, and reducsng the majority on
the state ticket from 500 to 500. il not less
-lCincinnnti Gazette.
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-.r n sAcoNbA AT LIBERTY I'll,
Boston journal, OF the 18th insiar L,
says that considerable excitcrncn
exists in Somerville, owing to ib
presence of black anaconda, whicl
is said to have escaped from II G
Museum of Natural History in Con :
bridge, about six weeks ago. 1h
serpent is represented as being abou
thirteen feet long and Of the m"s
dangerous character. 1t wns tit
seen in this town on Wedn, sday, by
a daughter of Mr.. Edward Gutter
in his garden on Walnut street -
The little girl was accompanied H.,
a younger sister. Seeing the reptile,
she caught up her sister and ran INTO
the house, where che tainted from
fright. The alarm was given Al d
search instituted Tor the scrpen',
which was discovered in about m
hour by O young man named Ch-rlct
Hawes, who is in tie employ of MIR.
A Abram Moore. It was then coming
out Of rye field adjoining the gar.
Jcn. While the young man went,
for a gun, the serpent took refuge
under the barn OF Mr.. Moore, where
1t is supposed to be still concealed
from the tact that II comnotion hns
been heard amorg the fowls, man,
of which are missing. Tho re-
sumption is that the serpent has re-
galcd himself upon these dclicacicp.
A white adder is said to have escap.
ed from the Museum at the same
TINA
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Wilt DousL,s Bx WirnuRAwN The
friends OF fBreckinridge having succeeded in
driving the Douglas men into their measures,
are becoming quite bold. I he Philadelphia
Pennsylvanian, after attacking the "nttle
giant in most ruthless manner, coolly
proposes that he shall he taken of the track,
for the reason that he has no chance TO carry
q single state. II says:
"put, ~ .u .,uiuusncss, can Judge Doug
lass be longer regarded by any real, respect
able Democrat ns n Presidential candidotei
Ough; man TO be a Presidential candidate t
who does not expect to receive a single
electoral yotef The question is grave Que,
and requires TO be answered in all becoming 4
gravity. When a candidate and his pecu-
liar break neck personal friends surrender
oil hope Of getting an electoral vote, and
propose regularly to hire out their forces
like the Swiss or the Hessians, to those who
will pay we'll. or 10 fight those they may
hate and wish TO destroy - in the present
case, their foTuer party and their country
ought not the honest, real, substantial
friends OF such q candidate TO nterpose and
insist on his being withdrawn Let Judge
Douglas true friends Withdraw him iron
the CONTEST
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

TuE ,rArE ~ Ouu, llA>coCS ,OrNTY, s.
,Itcua sharp, Plaintiff, IN The f"Wi
rt Ot CUnmOi
Cunningham Hal'ctt. peCcndant.l Pisas.
Is pf,r,ILhCc 81 Iu order ut sale issued u!
| Tie Clerk # said court. and tn me directed
und delivered, VIII offer at public sale "A, the
door 81 the Court House, III Findlay, ONO, on
Tuesday, the Iih day of september, 1860,
Hctwcen the hours of ten o'clock. Il. m and
iuur O'Clock. p. M. the following described
read estate. situate ~ said county, ana STATE o
Ohio, to.wit:-- The South half Ci Mot number
ninety seven. in the town Of Findlay ;-ap
praised At $500. TcrmS-Cash on day # sale
d. 3. BEARDSLEi,
Muster COmmissiOErT.
O'NRAL 4 BLAcEroWD, Pi'tf's Au'ys.
August 3. lNGO.--ltS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-31

<ABLis SrATrMrSr.-Mr. Delrees. OF In
Aliani, recently made a speech before the
Rspdblican Club OF Washington City, IN
%hith he set out tn, following plain and
statement OF Republican
principles:
The Republicans simpl, propose. as an.
nouuced at Chicago, as follows:
I. Non.inteTference with slavery in the
slave ststcs-but opposition to its extension
into territories now free.
H. To procure more efficient law Tor
the suppression Of the slave trade.
Ill. The admission Of Kansas under her
present Constitution.
~. A revenue law, discriminating III
favor Of home industry, for the support ol
the government.
v. A reform IN the abuses. and rcduc'
tion IN the expenditures OF the general gov
eminent.
VI. A lib, raj homestead law Tor actual
settlers on the public lands.
VII. The improvement OF rivers aud haI
bors wherever oil national interest.
VII The speedy construction, 10y the
aid Of the general government, OF railroad
TO tie Pacific.