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HONE AND ABRoAC-Ba1ar1 1a51ors Ssw
Fttce 81 -
GREAT 1RtbCIA71OS-ry Rev. John o.n-
. ming Price, aI.G0
PRENTICEASA: On. vi. .sp Hrx,a ~ pA,A.
= dRAF1:-by the Edittr Of the Louisville Jour -
WV
MARY 1roT1TT's HISTORY OF ANE 1CA-
sc'..~---.. observation-disclosures Price, s2.oo
sERNoSs-ry Richard Fuller. .. D., Of G1t-
.-..fEice, Il 20
INV COULD HE HELP IT-By 4. S, Roe Price, 4. -
EVENINGS AT THE MtCROscurE-DY H.
&f.sa
f:OSfuED OF AGEs-Hy Ed. Beeth-s, q. Prtec u Is
DIARY OF 4 SAMAiilTAN-By Member Of
tat Howard Association Of New Ds.ear s Pfee Il 20
WILD sCE5ES ON THE FRONTIER; Or, lie
x0Es o. 7nE Wrs7-Dy Emerson Bennett .Ptice, 60
GOSPEL IN lEflTtCCs: On, Az Fxros.71ox
.1uk tx1xIw Ruu11-Dy J. 4. Lel:e H. H.,
S. c. GR1GGs l. CO.,
1suychss Iron HIock. q
, 1860-01-13
CpoLrHo Wo1Jk.
For safe ty s Druggists and Groccrs In liz uted States
4 AErnkta

\ NEEDED ESJEnPtr:E.
d. S fssasa2g e. a; s 5pse s g
experienced importer upright nao with capital AMI
fS sas ai " b Sn: so;es s
50 S % pSs sss ee q
ss r. u x x5s L TS T. sys @ s E
sna s,en Y " cas- .he stronger sooss would be
9a{ sa s ssisx hs o
W. o. hesh'a ass!fy e:aosloF ns!:oi,a action s Il
gnne. ia o,hel baud the se adul ea,ios generally
sold IS s.nty IN th:s a1d oneF con9tz'e rE poons
The suJest powder 81 IL Borxns Knowing .hese fasta
4ny whe &c snowedee the 1ntca' and rrluvenatink eth
c9ey 1t ths pure ar'I AE. - tuy. and tLsfe
sa ! ,e b9n 1 ill., t
azn would bs sIad 10 r.e Ii lis Family Ne ase Ez 10
%s 81 e.. s
hand. and lis in'tntiog Of Importing trom
which he .sottls tor 4a-!n The uai.sds i.
the proprietor cf the famous 'Schelam schusPps' Mr.
M s shs s"an srs tpt ys M sh
s..aiy s ,es1s. H. I 'e''er of
IHrr.1os Liaross-
a hs,s as1 y no .as y ,as tft. ts ss compounds
freely used, hare he entss md rhyla4 c.ndsoas
e .as sass Net only te Injured tut ,aeir
tntT indIsceion! eni:e lie da7 thty were
hOrn fhsslci1n4 as ute Vi that drllri1m r.
rare j!seake ty ago ard statistics
prove that WHEN there uh]ee to 5e a Ell by adu
tes7tug manufacturing qoufs from yi:e comtpuu:r
drunkenness ato unkauwn. tt.ausc pure DO
III! create t.ts4& fl1 a1:Ek.
SchAm schuaIps have de hls familiar In e+ery
Of America declares Il 10 bc Ill. Intention import
IN France their choicest coxnac Brandy, vtch he viii
tic and send 10 part ot The United att the CAn.tas
yes msht have bsen :aysd 10 the community hv* much
nxc,sr tn" s & nase sd oser o
5.t1tt to - the day wlea Woles Cesnac :a.dy l.e
hts Sch!eaaM Sehuapp shall hare taveu eyerr vile pol
eon-<vety imitation bfandE->rt of Tie malkcsIN. I.
Dfspatcl-
Nearly tLe whole prras Of the United Salts has ndo1sc
the f1teEoln- opln'nDs- d~1]l.a 3-fnli*
, 1860-01-13

tie wonderful perfection to which, H. Ulswadt date
manager :. D.chc.or. - hak brought :be .nanuf.c
tuss OF Wigs and Toupecs luEd 10 visit his Wig aid
Hair Dysne Rooms No. 1oo Lake t:eet aud exainue
these cuti.us pro4ncols Ct at. NotiEutny detect
tho a1i6c4, flo1 the n.tta whsn a!ued to the head.
Hoe
, 1860-01-13

The next term will commence January 4th lss Eaous
in L1non BLOCK corDtr Of CasE and Washington streets
ad'on!nE Bells he'c~ne College, Students received It
Aav tlnue during the term.
The suecess af this 1ustuon has fully squailcd
rnoss sangune expect at.ons Of Its friends
It taaT u0w Re cun e.t1hfthed. Fat.
ties for acquiring legal eduea'ion here offered
euacd I'll The West For Circulars explaining Coute
lrstructiou, AcdfsSa II. BOOTH.
uoAufth3 6W fShkaYn Infhntx
, 1860-01-13

@ Notice.-I'lie undersigned,
Stockholders In tho Mer:l 1ts BAux Of Ha.oa Georgia
ty tue provi.ions Of Its Charter nd. es:o'isy liable
fra tkzne.. Te notes Of thts Rank wi be taEen b
deposit tue terms 4. Kentucky. IMs:na und
UAfo. H.. TUCKER Il co.
, 1860-01-13

NOT1CE.-Superior Court Of Chi
eax,@State Of ri!s.is County cf Geos Ss,:,la 1p
within nd lar tie County md STATE alesd E1ds Md
sa.se Of record the fouE tay Of IsasasS
pesinT Court OF ctIo will bs hz!d At the Eoust hoa.s
ia tie City Of Chcaso In kd coansy Aod state on ~
fourth Ttcr-daY. beng ths twenty s1th da5 u 9a.uAJ
- ~ ~A>'N~ w4LrEK k1ADAL1. CLERK
Ch.ev6 J,,r,,r sth- rs11 jaE.3a. I'D
, 1860-01-13

zIXTEST LAKE STREET MILLS.
y w We tare 1ptsted our Nl vsth nav Data aad arc
to s1eeuts osders for supor af Tate.
.h.1r~ STEVhSS NORRIS.
ociI III and tts West Lake Nr.ek, Chicago, LII.
, 1860-01-13

EW DR.. Jas, McCiintock's s Pectorai
syrup o1erc4es aluenca Consumption an1 Bsou-
e,a unparalleled In Medca Practice, a1cAtrs the cough,
Ee1lns and Strengthening IL. lungs. promoting cxpecta-
tIou and in1ucax sleep. Tue amtndue begins from the
nr4 dcse- lI'ce. t'.'G. Sasd fy
1a-Jm 1nNii. D. rAEE IL Luke st.ctt
, 1860-01-13

MASTERS SALE-State Ct Iii
Al noa Cook Comfy. .sS--5upefor Court Of Chicago.
John Hcoacott Charles II Pa1%ona Tz7sttea Of Ansa
Gaodreh. tiacry Goodrich aud Henry u. Guoltch-
Petition ftf Net hAnl-ts i4ien.
Pnbc otice I. hereby siven that IN at dtcE
~ orde: entesed IN he aosa eut.ed tho tenth
dsy December, l. D. lS3. Ira -cos Ma.fsE In Ehatl-
sesy Of hs s9pedos Court of Chicago WI The four
at sad dry sell Il Public Auction highest bud
d1 Il The Iorrh door Of the Cuurt HOUSE, In the
City Of Chicago In raid County Cook the following de
crned PRAISES to Wit: The sonth vest corner Of Block
number eight In Bushnes Addition to Chczkn fronting
sixty feet Chestnut trses md huu8s and twsaty
feet Dearborn .e@t together wiki building, thereon
siiuatel." IRA SCOTT,
Master tn Eha-cerY. Euoes1or Court Of Cht1[r.
Chicsxn. Ders MIR - 14.4 .ttatbn.6 til
, 1860-01-13

!ts1, 4. .. 1ss1 AnI1rW R!I!a Vs. Allan @ U1yan-
Attachment.
Public notice Is hereby gwen to the raid Allaa C.
Es}aa that uTs ot attachment ssuea of tho Once
or the Ce: OF The SnTnr tHutt Of thcakr dated the
eShFs. nth tsy Ct Noreuaes 4. D. y. At th4 suit o.
sae rail Aim b;ya u:a as1inst The ea1s Of lhs
nve to'aIe aud twety the cents. uce.e tho Shrr.
Of tnox tountv Nh IL ra.d w: h4s been returned
l an aha ersnaly b ac apls.e l%!o.s the said Sa.-
rios Couts q cheaE, Oh n+fee TIE d'st ta- o. th
tfxfte1 Thereof, tn r ofLeY tkA tout Iutsse th,
sty s. Of ch!s.kc on tAe t,.t Monday y January
ton. tudxne1t vii entered sn-t ynu an1 In Tur .:
Tue ssd pan. an murh ot the prnpe1ty atiaehx ~
may be sufficient T. sa"y ta~ saht judgment and oo%
WALTER KtMnALI. CLERK.
, 1860-01-13

l. tee il hereby xlytn that l. tha1!rs fIthoeE. tht
Trustee in certain deed e ust e1ecue.l n NE by
Aord cult and u&An his wife Edwin u. Balk anal
1u lit vile. date cay Dtcsmbcs. AL. lsaA
wilt. defaht hyMl< BEEN made the ment "a promIs-
sorry sal deed specified SELL At tho norh do rof The
Cu4rt Aous tn hrClty of Chc Cnnnty Of cook en ths
t*satyouHb d4y Of Jhuasy U. ifSo II ten O'Clock u
Tie SAIL DAY, at uble atGEioM. to lie khe1t
bidder fr cas. The premises md reA taase conveyed by
1Aid dtc | u tut. tn VIZ .
The south a!r Hg The ythwest quarter nf The nofhea
quarter OF s+coh tweEty fuu LIP twenty moth of
EanSc nlnr. ef nf un 1etl ne1dlIn, containing
twen OF land. A!A the hostbWsAk quarter ps this
quarter a<19un lwsn.
H. north u range cast ofthe III tn P.tncipA endn,
Le and state o. iu. u ausc Ea ITO ~ dus npoo SAID
rotc xih sn Of ale Ssid dteu Of trust
l. recorded ste Vi .s Recorder Of Lac County, la
Bo9k i of Trust Deeds, psxe 1s3
fshf<4 ~o nHr Afat lh.D dai4.td
, 1860-01-13

NOTICE.-The Co-partnership
hetstoforr ekistnc .etwesn he undersigned, uade.
the ffn1 u HateTtann Frn HELEN has this day
been Dissolved by mutual eonsent. Vim 1attrsnann hav
irg asd h4 Interest 1hfo. Geo. Won Ho en-,
alone ose to rnect Ill debts due u the FRA and
assume all Iia:,.it!es u the same.
WM. UATTERMASS,'
T1tEO. EtS HULLEN.
GEO. Won HULLEN.
Gatel Chicago, Jxn. fsh, 1eGo.
The undersigned will contnue the Grocery. Provision
rcd On BY stten7n Von Io is,s Drs under ,hs raiae
anu ryle Of Won Uollen Bio.
THEODORE Won IOLIEN.
GEORGE yUN H0LLEN.
DATED Chicago Jan. It'll, 1850 .taIc13t
, 1860-01-13

nISSOLUTION.-The Copartner-
~ ship hfretofore exlsns under The firm Of 4
Icuc1ewky Co. is this day d.soIve BY mutual cuHsesi.
AL Claims aEAs ssf !E,n will t'e s:trd ly A. te,e1
Ky VII" vii! inue the actunE Of G!lt AnutttuSs
and lc:utr and Lokng Glass a: the "Id md,
.ss.H South Cta.k street. 4. JES. ZkW-EY,
Jl9lH' JAN PtOTKOWskf.
n1SSOLUTION.-Thc Co-Part-
lip heretofore existing between the undernea
uEdcr the hstn Of D. Krash 4 Co |. this day d@soyed
Is Mu'ua! consent kther Of the partners Is authorized
to Jus. the n.me Of the t.ua In liquidation.
t'}l'ta.o. Jan. Sd. fS69. =. kk!EGH.
J14 b,6.-l.u i. TAYLOR.
N0TICE.-The Co-Partncrship
heretofore Existing bet Tie undcrsgnsd under
Tue IRA Of lfnst ae Fatcolk, expires tis day hs its
Nm{t1uon. j. r. Raheock having sold hts interest
TO Henry w. H!n.d1!c vino alone Is authorized tJ eete
tie business cf tl.c sad tEnn
HENRY n. H1E>DALE,
InHS +. BABc0ck.
Dated Chicago. .31st, 1879.
CorA4TaEk.K1r No11cE.-The undersigned Lass thls
day formed Cc-rartncEhlp rn!cr the hsm Of II. II.
Arrd1l4 i Co. far transaction pf the Nhclesal- Grocery
and Gnsral Com nlsdon ButIntst Ut hns III sud itS
south II ater street. HENRY ". utSSUALE,
SYLVESTER s1BLEY.
Dated Chicago. Jan. 9. 1861.
NOTICE.
Wehare this day conferred uroa Sr john ". Stanley.
our Eenera. puxef Of Attorney:
pa.et Chicago. Jan. =. 1889. tss.ba5s In
, 1860-01-13

= /. TINKlLAM g. CO.,
Ae BANKERS AND DEALEHS IN EXCHANGE
Corner Cfar1s end Lake 4sr<sf,
cH1cA
a.
, 1860-01-13

. TIT 1'o'e1H"'' Ho1 ;
FOND Dc LAC, WISCONSIN.
EEHJ. F. MOORE. FREs A.G RUGGLEs. Cash.
Collections solicited and proceeds remted promptly On
or payment less curreat exchange oaiy, Ea4hahea u
January. lSt{.
KExi.kzc.s-F. q. Adams. Chicago. Ill Metropolitan
, 1860-01-13
Banki114 q11n QErrhanuk

ENCIIANSE BANK.
- foN II: LAC. WISCONSIN.
II. a. utatiso, Caster- Ot". Nov nliA Ass r1es,tcut
0,anl,ad unacIihr General 1Iaptlng Law The O!cst
l4nk!ns House In Northern Wisconsin, 0>
=, l.c;esengts -GerrGt Smith Il Co., l. L. Er;,h 4 90
.4EN-!aAL6 Lo8l afd Ifut Company. nn3tx' NJ; y
, 1860-01-13

MT GAI}SHALT. & DRURY.
Ifk- EXCHANGE, COLLECTION AND BANKING
OFFICE, MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
DEWITT T.. MARSHALL SyxpHkx DxuSY
EG1ltc1pns 1uale ahI 1cmitetl current rates II
!sErxrExcrE-l.a1k Bank, EeF York: liank l'Uugh.
keepse, ruushkrcpsle. New Ytrk 1lanc Esn Enil-,so
Illinois Waite Brs Chicago III, Eockt Phillips Co..
Chicago. III L. r. stplt j. TO. st. LouI4 No XIV
, 1860-01-13

SUFFERING ron Foon.-Thc people in and
around Superior arc in want Of the ncccs.
saries Of life. All their supplies for the winter
are left four or Eve hundred miles down the
lake. Recf and pork arc selling at from Is to
Is cents per pound, and flour at sl2 per basrel.
We hear Of number who are about to start
from this place with -four and cattle to relieve
tue sufferers in that barren RECONCILIATION
If'n.) SIar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
BROOKL YN ITEMS.
PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.
8. STRAIGHT.

PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.
Polls open at 6:37; clo'e a. 4:50.
l. No 70 Fulton street
.. No 3Alhntie stree
l. Francis Msrkeys Of Front sud Main streets.
q Andrew Coss,ps, Of Pearl and York ssreets
THIRD WARD.
!. Amory eoIDer of Henry and Atlantic streets.
2. No. lts Atlantic avenue.
L. Nc. Sends street.
q Wsshisston Han Adams street.
O. Hegeman's Auction Rooms Woughby and Pearl SIS
FIFTH WARD.
q Moth east corner York and Bridge streets
Webters s. " Hudson avenue and Prospect street
l. BaxteIs north corner Gold and 4ilsry streets
/. Coal office, corner Congress and Hicks streets.
O. Engine House, Hisks near d. graw street
Ensr House Van BIun. between President and Carroll
streets
I. Engip House. Kent avenue, Myrtle.
2. Michael Martin, Classon near Lafayette avenue
HIGHTH WARD.
l. John Blsir's, Third syenue near Ninth street.
q North cor. Nineteenth street and Third avenue
NINTH
d j. B. ZeiisTs, Tires. Mile HoS.e.
Q. Pan OEeips, Myrtle corner Spencer street
L D. oh.sry, No. Futon dsai s,t s@sD'
2. Jacob shoenhsn. No. 2so A, lantic street
8. Wilson's corner Douglass ard Court streets.
BLsyBsTH WARD
]. No liz Myrtle avenue.
2. Conner Nj rite avenue and Raymond street.
2 No No s,s Myrtle Myrtle s sy.nos
S Newspaper stcre, No 2ss Fulton avenue
6 Eee. st =. Desr Junction OF DeKab and fultOnsT-
TWELFTH WARD.
l. No. Van Brunt street
2 Eahety's, Hicks str Hamilton avenue.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
l. stsbe I'd street between South Sd and South eh streets
Odeon 18th street betwe South I'd and South attn streets
3 No. "a South fth street.
l. Warrington Market, corner South 6h and 4.h streets.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
l. No. rs North Sixth street.
2. No J4 Moth Second street
3. No. SO Grand street
yIPrsEsrH WARD.
]. No. 243 Grand street, near Union avenue
2. No. 434, Grand street Even street.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
/. No 2s1 South Fourth street
2. No 81 MeseTole street
George kleinsehnitz s W. Schoies sad Graham
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
l. Bechlofs, FTankha lnds street
2. Ksdei's Of Colyer and EekfoFd streets
RI0HrEESTH WARD.
At Jseob Moris's, BDsh wick Cross Roads
NINETEENTH WARD.
At Engine House In Clymer street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
OLD SUFFOLK-LUTHER C. CARTER.
Core spondepce of The N Y Tribun.

HUNTINGTON, L. l., Nov. 3, 1860.
We have Just closed the speech making part Of our
Republican labors, by protrscted meed0g which for
two successive nights has crowded and COM
modious village hall. On Thursday night the massss
were drawn out by the announcement that the Hon.
Luther c. Carter, our nominee for Congress- would be
present. He did not, owing 10 a Misunderstanding,
appear; but the meeting organized and kept wide
awake for three hours by speeches from C.. d. Stuart
and H. p. Crozer, who got directly at the milk in the
cocoanut, and made rousing impression. Mr.. Stuart
met the charges that the Republican party Is ssCiona
has but one idea 10 wit: Niger" and attended to
Churchill Cambrelipgs regrets that the Republicans
should have nominated both their candidates from
one lection only Of the Union, by showing that
in 1893 Mr. G. voted for Jackson and Calhoun and in
1913 for Van Buren aud Adams, two Distinct tickets
each drawn from q" one section only" Mr. s. further
showed that the Buffalo Platform, which Cambrsling
supported was more radical in defence Of the Freedom
OF the Territories than that laid down by the RepubE.
cans at Chicago Mr.. Crozier followed with glorious
sptech identifying the creed and purposes OF u, Re.
pubhcans with the principles and doctrines Of Jefer-
son.
Friday night the hall was crowded again to see and
hear the Hon. Luther G. Carter, who was present
and whose presence excited the velest interest Al
ter capital speech by Mr.. james C.. Carter of your
city mo relation 70 the Hon. L.. G Carter no wever the
Boz Lutner c. addressed the meeting, giving brief
history of the course Of parties in Congress since his
advent there and showing for himself and the Repub-
licans clean record. MIR. &. made a most excellent
impretsion upon all who saw and heard him, and we
shall trust reolect him. in spite Of the single Dry
Goods nominee thrust upon the Suffolk Democracy
although hr. Edward IL. Smith IT, n some Of bis
friends assert, "of the pure Suffolk breed and,
therefore eminenuy fitted 10 repre- cent the dir roofing
aDo officiating motley called the Fusion party.
Our County Committee has sent out only ballots
against negro suffrage, but We shail see that this Az
henbly DtIic has the other sort also in order that
practical Christian voters may have chance 10 Uphold
the Golden hule or ths great question II the ewes OF
Fufion aren't cot already, they will be, reckon.
by Tuesday night next. Every man 10 his cost and
let every fend of Freedom do his duty and Qiorious
victory VIII be ours. RirVBLICAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATTC.
The French Policy in Italy.
THE NEAPOLITANS GIVING WAY.

The u. 5. Mail steamship Adriatic. ]. J Coa.o.s
commanding, left Coses az Sd. m. on F,idav n.
20, and arrived at her wharf in hi, c,,, ., o.,,
q. m, Oh Monday, Nov 5. Her Satss are ,A,,. a..
later than per Prince Albert. Nv
She brings 3l2 passengers and about a2o TIM. a
cargo
TIE u. s. Mall steamer Arago, Capt. Lines. arrival
OF Coves on lie morning Of tho 10Th ul,.
Oct &c, 7:40 M. off The Needles, parsed sts au.s;s
SsxoDi., bound into Cowes.
Nov. 4, 10 p. IN, off Nantucket, parsed propenss
bound j..
The Mathew wbitwortb from New.Ymk TO Tho
Clyde, il ashore west Of 81. johns Point. 500
BELFAST, Oct I8 The Verm mt of Halifax, M.
from Daloousje TO tbispot with timber pared her an
ct CTS and is now on BeyDards Wharf, abandoned
QuEEssTowS, Oct. 26 -rhe steamer Glassov,
from Ne~.York, ba, arrived.
FLEETWOOD Oct 90 The MsHhs Whitsnau Il
Richmond MS. from New-Yo TO Glasgo y, stranded
Ii n,rnins in Dandrum Bay Crew saved.
DUSDRua BAY, Oct. 10 The Danube, for New.
Orleans, has pnt back ruddtr-hesd damaged.
LyEEPooL, Oct % The GaiOare, Of and from *.
Johns N. T., with deals, has been towea in here de-
relict and with or feet Of water in her hold. 0a.
"a Sailed, steamship Edinburgh for Nsw-York.
DUsKALD, Oct. 20-The North American arrived
at Londonderry On Tuesday, Oct %.
TIE North American arrived at Liverpool On the
evening of The ODD
"SOmm'rbil bark, Of ard from Belfast for
Bathurst, N B sprune leak on Oct z and the water
continuipg to gain, the crew were taken off and AZ
rived at Greenock Oct. %.
The Red jacket arrived st Qaeen,town on Thsn.
day, Oct IS.
Among the Adriatic's passengers are Col. Pekess,
late u S Minister 10 Russia, and his family; w. z.
Calhoun, Secretary Of the U. s. legation a. Paris;
Bishop Kip, Rev. DR.. Adams, Col Lay, Of the U. s.
Army; Mrs Vim. L. Marcy, Rev. DIR. FroshiDghan,
Rev. s Cqpley Green and Rev. f. w. Willams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

Clay, son of the reve1ed pat'iOt Henry Clay, was
received by gentleman in this city yesterday;
MANSFIELD, Nov. |, 1860.
MY DEAR SIR: think you will find that you are
mistaken in suppoeing that Mr. Bell is daily osiog
ground in the Southern States and that Mr.. Breekin.
ridge is ste ady making Roadway in tina. region. The
election On Tuesday next, from all the information we
have received viii demonstrate that large maj ,rity
of the Southern States for Bell and utterly opposed
TO the candidate Of the Disunionsts and Secessons
If we correctly informed the stes of Kentucky,
Tennessee Virginia Mary land, North Carolina, Mis-.
souIi, and Louisiana are certain for Bell Alabama
and Florida are considered doubtful Georgia, Misos-
sipp, Arkansas, and Delaware certain for Beck
itridge to which add South Carolina. Bells majoi-
ties will be large while those States which will go for
Breckenridge VIII be carried but by mesger msjorities
But the election is 30 near at hand that it is folly nov
to speculate on the result. sm free to admit to you
that if Mr.. Lincoln carries the State of NewYork on
Tuesday he viii be elected the next President of the
United Staies.
II is very clear to my mind that the election Of Mr.
Lincoln would furnish no reasons ble pretext upon
which 10 base attempt 10 dissolve the Union and
you are correct when you say that very large ma
jority of the people in the Slave States viii promptly
arrive at the same conclusion.
have never done injustice to Mr. Lincoln. As Pres
ident Of the United Sts,es have no doubt bat that
his administration would be national one and that be
would throw aide the extremists on the subject Of
Slavery. That the continued agitation the subject
of Slavery would still be persisted in by demsgogues
at the South and fanatics at the North for their own
vile purposes, cannot be doubted His administration
must necessarily DO hampered and embarrassed by the
msoIies opposed 10 him in the coordinate branches of
the Government. These majontes In the Senate and
House of Representatives ought, no ~ever TO give foil
assurance to the South that nothing contrary to it's
constitutional rights would be attempted.
We have confidence in the integrity and talents Of
Mr.. Lincoln 10 carry his administration successfully
through. AS Southern conservative, / deeired, for
before expressed to you, the election Of John
Bell. / deprecate at all times the success Of the
Democratic party, whether it be the election Of the
candidate Of the Squatter Sovereigns the candidate
of the Democrats and Seceesionists.
Mr. Lincolns antecedents (his being an Old-Line
Wing and friend of my fsther's) have treasured me,
sbould he be elected our next President.
Severe domestic Affections have in great MEASURE
prevented me from taking active part in the can
vass. feel myself peculiarly untitled for mixing
among the masses.
thank my friends and those of my father fer the
kind interest which you cay they take in my fortunes
have never been a seeker of office or place.
Truly your friend THOS. II. CLAY.
JOHN Is. Fly
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rEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER g. 1860.

my irnocsn,e n focssdb ~ doouuens.p with pron,
'tes tnst the VIglsn,e npi to would rive ma n
deserts, the mob rein A4ptiy end slo Wy disOersed.
Your we meaning correspondent &C." Is greatly 10
error 10 nis fsh rem 10 my fears my hasty retreat.
The d.r OF tne '<sers Of Montgomery 10 protest me,
ana men cehf' ne Of the Vigilance Committee TIE
trpin ID 70 Ia ~ human sgsbces were concerned 10
der the gah Asoe Of mtrcfol Providence, nv life was
NeseTv'a ~ ame Of Tie members OF that Vigilance
conn '<ec, md The proprietors OF the Exchange do
TEL n tire profss sons of Il oee conservative" cid-
zers sineerr why did they not like brave, gen.
trous nep bazad u hves il necessary in protect
ing sd Innocent stranger This is the first have
heard Of ts s'uf an co too late. The truth IL,
those who 80 clever nor, were afraid OF the mob
and he Vigilance Con nittte then
Mr. Hsgrove ana others, VINO were most active in
securing ny protection, advised me by all means TO
leave the Egbs train for other place ALLOWING
ne TO 90 where plested af'erward), assuring my
LIE would probably be the forfeit If bad the impru-
ctnoe TO etsy longer To this of course, consented
and they took from private Dor into a car
rage proceeded by eircuous route 10 the peighb0r
hood of the depot, waited there than one hour,
le. tie carriage end walked two by route and two
by another, TO avoid noce TO the depot, and seated
where least likely 10 att act attention One checked
my rnIk, and sDoher purchs'ed my ticket which one
Il them brought 10 me, waited till the train was about
TO move, babe q Q good night, and departed.
Were not this article already too long could give
the history of Outrage upon Ne work merchant
that if possible lees exeussbe than the one have
etciibed.
respectfully &C., 8. STRAIGHT
Cincinnati Nov. 2, 1870.
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LOOK OUT FOR BOGUS VOTERS IN NEW
YORK CITY!

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 3, 1860.
A deep game is being played in your city by the
Democrats and probably throughout your State, 6y
kopirs names registered on aicd Others than the nd'-
piduais Jeaying the names toW vote This we in the
provincial places about Nev-York already are aware
of. For ipslsDee, Democrat who resides near hore
was sksn 10 registry room in New-York to give bis
nsme for lhe registry lie at first treated the matter
SO joke, but. when he found that bis Democratic
friend Who resided in New-York, persisted upon hs
tivipg his NAME aud took him into room where the
registry hst being made out he utterly refused,
as be hid not Progressed far enough in Democratic
principles" to he party to sush faud. lie insisted
that bis registered In Connecticut, and that
be was going home by Gamer that nest Thursday
His New York friend told him that made no difference
for he rould furnish the man to vOts on his name.
This has been openly mentioned by the Democrat who
has returned hher. Put your Wide-Awakes and
Committees on the track of such yillinies.