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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

snip MOS wsssaer. whmAs, senss for vspsr~so. xay
siip shipposriss" fun Peru for Baiumre Apni a. isa
siip rs. psvsagct Kelly from Sorisans Zoe liverpool,
tsy ossr son.r-h, rsss iron New Orleans fOr LIVERPOOL
s.isI IsoTP.se ossmsn. from sorissns FOE Liver
ssp fsi.a.ip ioss iron Sorls~ns for Liverpool. Apr
emp wna.s 20, Who's from cAar's-.oa for IAv~pc.
saw pssoe.se. xsasrsos hence for IouAou Apr H. lat
sslp rsssspa from NCresns fos Genoa Apr IL no let 10
spssn sandoubseaiy shp bubiu, lane frow epatAr for
Baiismorss, VS. pss~ss spsa ~ "a a. ~ isn ~ %
snip Finland fo~ from AprisohlosA Tor SON. LAY M
ssy Eo.ssss o< Bah bound y, Wa pssssd Apr D. iai
~ I'll "a ~ s.sv,as Y. May 4 iai 500 igu IN.
~DSk Benry bosk frca nvsrpcol for csy ranA LAY ~
ssrs i.rris Hsse,ne Drinh~ssr fron Eew orissss fv
Bsss Kh.SssS nssy. bon CardsnsS Tor Bosom Nay
s.ss f.ss.s msae II orssspor ss.anssd nag l. isi
Bash rhnsA, sswsns so, Aprn n, lsi y %, lon q g,
Brig rAnby Crusby ldopbue~s CrusbyD from Gardens
for rrankfcvt Nay q ~ - 81 lcn Is % tsee aiscep
sxnnS nesy ns~s frm Portland sserins y. NAY y son~
ss,s .Sss, sssvnsE W. s.e~ NAY Ia, IS q. ION = q
- 1aV Haisy, from cSar,sssn for Bsuscn nay isi %
-. gsson. o. sSsss. bns n, W. p.-.a April ~. 10,
Peresgn Peves.
AnrnoesAS. Apvn H-@d pulcn. Lcv~H, nuasu
AsSvuaS. Apsn s--Aw wanw essA - CAnsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

q ,. Bo0s ART IoaERRs-THrs BAY NAY
y. n ~ oS ooosk Of ~ auction Honsshah
nufe consisting of sofas ch>irs TOO
grcnss plaza ries 0lsssss Oh P~nngn Dahoxsnv
sscrs.a,y hn ssn Issi's vss,rs sr.es rss
reaos ccess Iodine slss~a ~cs sod 1sAnAsy s~ssds.
Bsk uafye9s Feather Beds WsekGApda kNch Purni
so lot Of Dry 0onds Counssu Cmcs nnah.g AlDo
u oclscs t~o marble b~d III Hard Tab ia Of tAcs
Window Curains mnyvu Lounges Disfss Tab o.
rssSoes Also Bag bcrss about 10 hsnss hSh; sxercss
wagon and Harness. brown 70 b>xh,
hind 10 al Aisp, q II osiosk os q
ckosss Piars Of every desesipdos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

a pCrIoH sortcy.-a BARaAIr FOR casa
"A ~ rosewood rsrlsr vcy rshy s~rved cover
~ prssss brosssl c~ whss see s1is, vii .ol<
~ q y: e.s - plosh wi s,t fog 81 ~
los la II rv~vcs< ~ah~.ay asd oss psrw ard b~srv,r
yvvsisrs Apply f1 t-s es. 81 70 srh' tue are y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12
FURNITURE.

A CKnOwfKDgwD AZ BEsr.-rOaEMAnG ARCH
"A sprins BEDS VI ~ acrordizx vsdsh Aio. Fore
mans Combination Be6sssds, .its prns soscuaa ~
An h,rts OF nssrs~sss % yc cent below usual srsess
0mss 80 Sample RcS No sors., Josss sses sesr Bosd
Aess spr,nrs as1 rser evident superscy ssvs oesssd
Everybofy hare Ids, wheu sprtnG1 ers
ebenpest svnw w~a gas1 frum undee" IN advertising
.hsse hundrsd .ryvncH paysy A. sxsssy fS ~ ross
dresH. viA camp. for css.ul.s - ,wmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

UwRNrYuRu BoucHy-THn Hf0HHR rRiCD orvnn
II ~ an hhAs = r~rnsurs Osvsas myrsvA r'Asn ~
Apyly fhrt beSveea rhvty sourA rkrts
~ seunn a. BY 800 sAsemsd rursisure - ~ Absvs
fknbw, Gpp1 a0wsnaat always - hnnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

and other seyars IN ts 70 sun rxsro.
arrest Deaeru aoond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

a IL KINDsov vURurrURE mArrREaRns AND ESD.
"A dns, vholssse ard rs.n chssger nas asy chs- nxs
~ q. W iNRORHa ~ Bovevy. beweeH essAon as4 Hoos
os srss4 WIN fscfnes for usanufHSurins and sxvs
rtrnan ve All cheaper ia e<hgrA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-22
XVIII.

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IN per earonpelet5 5@uenue ptraelIen fSnnte.r
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(SortleBun0 felat. )I1o 80
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5erduSgeae6en uon 10. So)nautter.
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!, :. l. |lal u a., lo49 Yplubero II obernub am l8.
nom y pllt9ste per Sronp fort, uno erf g}ad,,
:, 55a'tass s!4 OraAtt Der @irtb, eerr Qid8 bic
sea'pt!tpt, :" Dap oaS 6euer beswunaen il Il -
aile Stacf9erit ht binsufd9enp, tportlnter aud,
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acknowledgements eien.5in 5f22f5 u ~ -
&an a Mar nod nidt tpieotr oa9epeen,-
e6 mar Nbenp uuo ero fam iridf' ~ 0poriise
netllte 9sa uno rle @rpgmutter betett, - abcr e5
19l[n99 fnOli1 D}ifteruactt uno &arl mar uidt
pleocr 9stomnen1 Die aSraueu- emlAliefen
nntef Senbern tlno 1br1Hen. .a.7ari .,.rg
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brn nen Smueen bsfreit r6 crberu benbes nuH bef6-
6at enen Rrdnt etne br b9e &ebnun8 81 naen wdbrnb
a. in ben iun, NO bic Sumptbne b euas IN baS SHieH
te,pur,tlt oh bic Sronfbeit oer nm w 9eeren bat e
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w. als Shtcres@ behan6eIt uerS, pbur 10 oft GturIcae
bic taiToI.u Sfctgen bebeiiIbuH. as5 IiIlfUGE i}t
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.nnfoiten erfporet. ii b f g5Igr7 5Li..HfLJFt lI<L
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aSt Ct tIt has le6e tn ben &wsen Son grinb AuS nah
pSt Ser G6nItntc TIRE Hrfrn9Ie frat Webr, tnbcm MT
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aCribu Mab rsriprdt aen 2eibtuset cine beenbe Gtn.
Or g. g. SmtbS Erdoentatoe fit Traen tamn az nbt-
gem Yldte erbali. Ge Webn f eRt unb Htret nner3ak
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gti1ttt crbaten. SO
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Summer 149,
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G5fgrnnoef str ltntfrbrafpn9 Der Quadlalbere.
Der yein5ige YtaB, no cine 6etl,u.e erlandt
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n6 @brro Ut ae5c Iewte ein9 ber gcrbc anlMatren Hel
de ans Setibn GonIuasneit sseu &DSreer nnb gcdbr-
der Srantbten NIT, iSm na4sn; t'es 1T ieV tes tHstS8
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ben Iebte abren esr Hatteu crd, ala 3ur @tgtAnbnn3
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nb rieaeit aasH Nen beFser Stabt 3aamsn9e'euen,
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m IN BEN ettsn SaSren e asashebnte 8een unb BAT
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req riatsg aa bic eHr bic gsubntft stselnen GdeS
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fEebrn Starer ppn 8alttaOte1r,, bltltae Grit,
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wan nrte NG yAmeR tn6 pdnSnuasr, fen1 Hnt5snhe unb
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9egen N F6etmlste enne Iausr daetsOgen bpn Or.
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j OefdtrGiAe. Rranfbeit.

grun teT trrBeIs,tstt Rb ungse Sanser bs eaars aus
ashUanch BAT sefttbt es bdufs bas e un,eses Saee
fa9l Ops es 8uE4 pgr t abf9rctt g an eas
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an tn @etraaen Ben 6nHtt ns Tartet ldnss bis bic
pmptpnte etrrs 9tsdltHsn nebes pls s. D. tta
T1 ent5Inre Sdis eiu 65t Wdlt &mer tn benz Rppfe
tn SGeeeru HhnabnE he's fI&Rs, G6a6tett QluspuGr
Ger 2apt tsp 8snfn Hns 4rme 5anep tE eem Sc
ts unt an ben Grrsntttdn fb egtn NO bdm beIe uebe
init stner ifrsdAn nenlSt qCr E& fbreiteu 6ts uleB
Der @tatsn unS hts Ndentnp6en enllen as Spfer bet ~
bareu &ruNfet ct scnRdnk hes WAttbS wrR nb br ECb
ftAen 1yflHeu 9ftse bdhura nbs nta6 ha6 sr tt mad
iehera ydfts brnet sb. pattsn fftn Rnbef
4s III ns ttaut8e 3batae pas Eapsube Ditlt frtbnren
rdnbstt su Opfer faae In 5plss Der rse&tll6iett unn
ieaRer graSier eIe bnr 4nrentaae teaes t5bt Sites
tfs Wierturs Me AGnttutO perReH ae len Vtf eebeus
Ia Elm tletlres D1ietn Serwddcen syl3N
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Suite ilttO Gnppett+
s $ - -. HI. Eckhardt, =.

4s..fI JtD. 80 QSelfs TrdttltraBe, - u,
s++@- s+t1t' = tN' r5erbolb Der EurltGoue 80
Dat tetS bes sr6Bte aOrtmet 9 no &appat rneef
Wo6e lopie aud EnrnerbIte Uprrdtbg unb nrro bebeu
aud mad Aiftrn9 far @outp paBuieen &C. % q 2 i = ~
R geieun9en mad rsenb eim Pase ,perben prompt ass
Sefabrt. $50 : Cytat17 III j
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De 1Hrefiien gDrtsen bes 9atrs Nrh e5r an fir&ten
gerluf tee @3eeGntAs Brrrune scr Sbe SstrHdtbe Ser
stratrds sst AnnGngen 4Saftaaas s0r bsr GseGat@at
te Fab entes eer f1lrtmeu Bplgen - - : III
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9enesTs Te ete Opf tuts ssbemen aaers Sawprben nb
cgrh be er5ibueH laene unb ntwtdetsn Deranbesrafe
NH Gem oeunsf Der 9erbtiam BEN Gtna ttseert nb
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anrrSntns tsr SrsanE aa8smetne Gptdfune
S5ymptru;s ber $Sbninb(udk zII03 gt SIlHtl 1NN
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-22

Ne4te Rbeitz unD fran5plii4e EgSetne. Il
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Il will be seen, BY reference to the above ia
Bile. that the three Townships in which get
my strongest vote-namely: Granada, ,Nemsha
and Richnond-cast only ave more votes than
the three Townships that Cofinberry carriss-
namely: Home, Valley and Rock Creek-al-
though the first three mentioned Townships
had. according 10 the registry Of 1859, about
three hundred vsters; while the other three
Townships bad only about two hundred and
thirty registered votsn. This shows that the
Townships which went for Csnanbery, turned
out the strongest; the reason for which was,
that in Home and Valley Townships. the osly
ones which polled anything like their full vote,
there were aid meetings called on the day Of
election. for the express purpose Of sntieing the
people to the polls. ran as an independent
Republican; and those who opposed me, were
mainly those who, on two former occasions, bol-
ted against me when WAS the regular nominee
Of my party. Yours, Respectfully,
MORTON CAVE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13
RIcHnoHD. Oct.

RICHMOHD. Oct. 4.
The Prssident's message was read
here this evening and crested great sen
sation. on account of the President 9
views and intention regarding secession.
It goes very much against the inelina.
tions Of the disunionists. who avow that
they ought to bs allowed to ssceds peace
ably If they can. Some sre Of the opin.
ion that the Prssident's instructions to
the commands q n. Moultris will esuss
. great deal of trouble. Serious spprs-
tensions ere entertained with regard 70 il,
but this is altogether an idle conjecture /;
public opinion u not vt made up in -.
gard to the matter. CONSERVATIVES con
slider the Prssidsnt's message . cunning
production. I learn that Hon. ]. n.
Bots has written . long lstter setting
forth his scheme for settling the slavery
question. L is an entirely original
scheme. and il adopted will give sat;stse-
tiaa to both North and South. Il is snx.
ioosly looked for By ths R4psN;eass. A
grand mass meeting. irrspsetivs Of party.
win take plsss nszs Thsrsdsy. 4 Lynch
OuIG. rsf If~ rs-5ey fasrf. n, = :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-12-13

Tn MsssAes.-Ths Prssidsnt's Mss-
sage has come to hand. It is . very
lengthy doeumsnt, and would Gil our pa
Dor for two or thrss weeks; thsrsfors'
v. cannot publish Il. A large portion
Of it is taken up with the secession qus'-
ton. The President taks ground against
secession. but spoils ths e6set BY prsvi.
ously abusing ths North. scessins her o.
all manner Of msannsss and violations Of
the Consultation. and hsaping up charges
sufficient to make ths South believe she
has good grounds for secession. Hs en-
deavors to suggest some plan to settle the
difficulties. bat evidently does not know
Whist, snd leaves his readers in the same
predicsment. The fact il. b felt it obi
gatory upon himself to rebuke secession.
and Thought to esss it of BY trumping up
charges against the North. In attsmp.
ting to please all parties. be has succeed
cd in displsasing al. To make msttsrs
still worss. he utters another howl over
Leeompton. In this. his last address to
the country. as its President, bs main
tains his charactsr Of grovelling old do
tard. destitute Of honest Independence.
and unworthy Of the high place which
he occupies. The only CLEAN Of sunshine
in his message. 4 in the closing lines.
where he recommends Congress to take
measures to ASCERTAIN the needs of suffer.
ing Kansas, and do something for the re-
lief Of ber people. Had he. from the
start. treated Kansas half decently. he,
people might now have been able to live
without begging.