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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
ITO CHARLES BONNET and ROSE his wife

ITO CHARLES BONNET and ROSE his wife,
j PETER ROBIKET and CHARLES EXERTIER-Yon
hereby TO the complaint Of George w
Conn which filed with the CeIt OF the Supreme court
the County Of Queens the fourteenth day Of October one
thopnd eight hundred fry niue against and TO serve
copy OF my Office, No $50 Nassau street.
IN the City Newly ork within twenty Gays aer tie service
tbs exclusive Of the day Of service And you m 70
the complaint within the twenty days soesad the plain
tiff will apply 10 Supreme Cont at Special Term thereof
for the relief demanded In the complaint -Dsted Newfo
October IA. 1889. h. L. klkEh
febg law6wTh Plsintihs Attorney
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w FLLSs STRENGTHENING PLASTERS
w Are universally recommended by Physicians
and appreciated by all who pave experienced their beneficial
effects that Do,ling can be said Of their virtues.
"THEY STAND ALONE"
unrvaed all purposes which plaster be used, ana
are tryond comparison the STRENGTH LINER aud PAIN
EXTRACTOR, whel er for pains in the back, weak and
lame bscks extsnt.
For sale by al drugsss Sole proprietors,
r. G. WELLS CO., No. us Frsnklin-st-, N. 7.
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Meoifal.

"NEDI6AL COMMON SENSE."-Dr. Z. b.
Nl FO0Tf the author Of this popular book, returns
resident office at Sstogs Springs the lt Of Msy Let no
who has difficult disease Of long standing fail TO eonso
him Thoussnds OF supposed Beurabe have been
cured BY bis medicines and electricity He gives minerals
He is eAecng miraculous In this city by his
sense practice Winter Office No SAG Broadway next door &c
Dusseldorf GAllery) NewYork Consultation free. Office
bour nom to p Invshds at distance consult him
BY letter His BOOK will be sent by mall postage PAID TO tbos
who remit 81. Address above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

EOHoUANCE OF an ORDER OF Inc DuIIVguto W
the City and County of NewYok notice hereby given TO
all persona hsvine elaine against GEORGE W. GEEK late Of
she City and County OF New dsceased TO present ne
zane with vouchers thereof the subscribers at the os o. "
T. MCMAHON, at No 27I Broadway, In the City OF rev
York on or before The lst day OF April New Yoh
Sept 81, 1850 BENJAMIN g. WELLS,
ERASTUS II. LATHAM,
80 lawbmsrht Administrator with The will Ied-
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MARcH 7.-Bofors tb'
CITY JUDGE.

Louis BernowtE, tie acc0mphce OF Charles MAP
ply burglary the premises No so Pearl street.
the 25h February when they we're detected 81 the s1h
Ward Police and chased Murphy jumping out Of an upper
window upon the roof Of adjoining ana rong on
ihereirom nifty feet to the Sidewalk the bar and
ppadec The Court sentenced bin the state Pnson
for four years and months Murphy who the Nes
York Hospital has not recovered from his injuries whch
considered serious Beinowsti IL said notorious
thief and o have spent term q; the State Prison
joseph guilty Of attempt at grand larceny IN
taking the sch and chain OF Morris Levy on the 2sh Of August
lat. demanded 49,,
Margaret Shields stepmother Of johanna Shields, fined
$50 for attempting to administer repropf her ~sywId step
daughter throwing dpper OF scadDg water on her neck
She did tina, amount OF money to spare and wa Locked
up until she could get Il.
asned burglary in the first degree On the 9th Of January
they entered the dwelling house Of Robert H. Wuetts NO II
Rutgrs place Of night key fitting The 'front.' hall
door Of them worth l3 belonging 10
s. Robbins They got away any clue TO their
eus the accurately described 10 the ponce,
and Officer Pike Fourth Precinct identined them
backs of the thieves while they were pr0aenadng together
leureiy Eat Broadway.
Campbell pleaded guilty and was sentenced 70 the oaIe rson
f. three years ami eish. months.
Robers tried and convicted. He is coarse, ungan
rh youth, with hideous pug nose. The Court sentenced
him 10 the Prison fifteen years and mouths
VIM Jobnop and Sidney Bartholomew were tried for pass.
counterfeit 81 bile the Freehold BANK OF ewJsrsey
upou coward Hughes bsrkeeper saloon at No IL West
street johnson say be lie driver Bartholomew vh' ha
hue looking of toan ordinary Intelligence says
be worn farm the North River toe truth OF
which by bis general His wife,
rood lool lpg resembling HIMSELF sat oy MA
side. The pri,oDers were both acquitted ,
German o usicisn Alexander Eiotts, was tried on The
charge COMM ting the person OF ne girl eight
yrsrs named DudenhoeT residing with her parents,
pro OF boarding ouse at NO oil FranAort street
The verdict retained until late hour Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

FOUND DRowsED.-On Wednesday morning me
stanton street T. r. IL appered 70 nave been N tss ws
number days The dscsaed va sppsTeety AeS "a, ~s
secrred 70 swai, the arrival Of the Coroner.
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legal Notifies.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
% Connv of New notice T. hereby given persons
hnS Claims against JOHS r. ROBSON late Of the City Of
deceased to present the same with Soqohers thereof
E,oaJwSy IN the City before the twentieth
Ifsted New orb the 18th day Of October
1859. ELlLhnLih H'"'''' S"N'
OIL lAv6paoTb
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County ofEew.Y0 Notice L hereby syen to all per
having claims against CHARLES THWlNo, late Of the
Civ of EeuYoL broker decSased to present the same with
yoehes thereof the subserbe, at Che ONCE 81 rs
THWIHG Co No 20 Wslst, In the CITY OF rev, OH on
or before the day Of June neT-DA'ea Ns~'fo
'I dlsiswe2Th. CHARLES THw1No, Administrator
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TgRH-HARcH L.
Before Jude BRADY.


SUIT FOR ASSAULT on u. s. TX. c0ssUL.
JohH Duffy act. George H. schsnck.
Plaintiff 10 at pTetent keeper Of porterbouse IN
the Eleventh Ward and active Wood Democratic Politician
United States Consul at Galway ekind duas the
administration Of rredent Pierce He brings this action against
defendant for alleged assault and battery He that
Of November 1857 be board hs Al
sb,ms bound that he had paid passage and
tbat the defend ant captain Of the vessel h with HIS
fists and heavy p.oi then pat Rim in small boat With
he was detained two days. He ashes slO damages.
The def pdsDt replies that the Antf and hs coofedetes
were persons they commenced the sssan
the defendant who exercised his duty A. captain ana pr tne
,,bore Case still on NtsgheT H. Campbell aud lane. W. Os-
rard for the paptH Bee b.. Donabue for deendInt
SPECIAL TERN-Befoie Judge Brady.
DECISIONS. .
Duffy ACT Dayis.-Leave 10 answer granted with
$40 costs 10 abide event. "a, an -.
Fisbe agt. Skeete.-Moton denied, with GU eoas,
to abide event. . ~.
Otis agt. Wood.-Preminary objections sustained.
Before Judge HILTON
Syme agt. BurDs.-Case oettled
Robertson agt. CAPITALIZATION to strike out paris
Of answer denied.
Mccoy at. PolIock.-New trial ordered, no one
appearing to oppose costs TO abide event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-Bsfore Judge
G.SprSoS ana Justiees STTLwELL and SrzYKsR

The IecOp DiZances OF the folio wing persons indicted
for o,r.n ole declared forfeted and bench war
rants issued their John Homa Barney Victory
TLou as Col Edmund sullivan Andrew Shelby, John kear
new Thomas Collins. Robert MCGEE. . .
John CAM the keeper lager beer and billiard saloon N
Ny. avenue, tried indictment for keeping disor
d.fy lhouse charged that he colo sger and allowed
billiard IL O'Clock Saturday night thus hiring
ing upon sancty the sabbath Tie case was submitted
10 Jury after several hours deberson, came iato
Court unable and discharged Toe city ausnon
es saloons and Of the Jury did not deem
Il u that Who paid license for specified object should
esed 10 do BY virtue his license The Judge explained how
ever that ali chance work Sunday contrary
the provisions the statutes Notwithstanding the explanation
the Jury could not ali be eonyi ced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-Ihe Amer
il lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company sn4 fsvoris
steamfhip MONTGt MERY Captain VIM c; bERRf, wiz
Leave Pier No. u N R. on THURSDAY March at O'Clock
Passage TO Savannah, with unsurpassed secommodson
Ia Through New Orleans, $50 U.s. to Mobile $50
E.. GSl IS Nashville, ss7 Isl Knoxville SIS 50; Cna
rs s25 hopgonery sa5 albany ssS Atsns s5n
& ar in FodS al loves rates Freight 10 cents per foot
Insurance oneha per cent k aiken uneeI - Apply
H. b CROMW EL1 SS - SATURDAY.
The new steamship Il. r. CUYLER suce>seS oAAUNDAi'
Marchl0
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finGandL


ALBERT H. NIooI-Ay, AoctioBeeI: -,,<,,yc,
DEGULAR AUCTION SALES OF SLV S,nIS
HI ind BONDS-AJBFRT hICOLAi WIZ smc, ~ ssiss
DAY (fhnrsdsyl Mach 8, Q. l7s ocoeh, ~ ms S'VN 49,
rosm, 70 50 Wilhsm-tt near Wall; nj
70 Aytissns PAX. ~ Lhsinan DSNA'
20 Tredssmen's Bank. W ras t pHnSa Inc
American k1ckapEe Bank. 10 reN,'S1
% Metropolitan Ina ~ StasssW sstsrn Ins
~ hcrsh. Autusl Ina. Co 10 M. e.tn A, n n
Lamar inS IN EtTemens Fund los.
.z9 a>s'eu nN l2SO Butterfeld's Ov'fd H1Co
80 - y AhSnI lu. q Kings Co. lns.
- Nsls Fare Gas f1' ~ ~ tvaa,oa1 Guano Co
- EewAmltsTdam Ina "a AtcrnIlo,k Cold M,n'e Co
80 Ne osene u h@ -" IS North River Inc.
70 heheI ms 20 Ssratoga Nh'hau L. r.
2Se Am. Col Co - -..,0,-,;on s ~ cant Fonda
Ssenn Missouri state T. cent nonos
- eoo acme and Mis-. X X : . cert bonas
70 Ninersi Point ! q q nj Bends
seSeoNY & Richmond Coal 90 T. cent bonds-
5000 ne'roit and Nil % @te Bonds .
r,,ss,lar sale on AONDAi March a. Regular suction
~ stoeks and Roads MONDAY and THURSDAY,
dsy ecuirei ls4 scloot, at the stock
slsIocn % William st. Merchants Exchange ss de
sd stoss and Bonds bought and sold ii private ale, and
~. Rseie Board. ALBERT Il. MCOLAI,
AaetieDeer and Stock Broker,
no. 50 Nihams st., ness Wan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

TOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
BELOW.-ghe hrst-clsss steamship ALABAMA Tart geo
scbenck win leave on SAT URDAY, March TO- at p m
from Pier No r. Through tickets can be had Tor the
following places: =, -, an, ,,.. sos.
Columbus s2l Albany. s23; Asnta 81 Chattanooga
Nashville s27 rs; Knoxville, s21 SC Memphs Ssl ~ Aa
Fu,ta i7 5O Macon s2O Savannah, sl5 For freight and
passage, apply ct No. Is Broadway ,,,rcu,,,.sou
Baggage checked to ell the above points
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11aints, Oils, Sc.
Ocean 6ieamere, &r.

Ocean bie1mer5, &r.
IT S. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNIA-By
sHIP coaeSNY from ' Hew.York to Asp,nwsI.
By Railroad Of the Panana RsiOsd Company from A'pinw
And by steamers Of the Psdc Mail Steamship Company from
Psname TO San Francisco.
Ar1a OCT SGf 0E noon &c PPREcisELY
TIE steamship MORT STAR, Capt JoIes viii leave New.
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinlepaush the
Wi en- these daes fall Sunday the day of departure win be
An extra will be dispatched from Newly ok March 3d.
with passengers and freight
No. IN Wes'ts;' foot Of 'f NyT INST,
bah person. are forbid trusting any aoeoun. Of
the shove ships owners
E7hh NUkin GERMAN LLOYDS' steam
Il ship NEW-YoRK J. Won ssn'en commander carrying
SATURDAY, Mach II, ct Il o'clock M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON HAvRE 1 sn P asSfFTdS AND BREMEN
Attic following rates:
First cabin, 500; second cabin, $685. steerase $685.
'' freight +! Rfs;iss ' RsUSeEN REloHELT
No g. Broadway
DORTLAND and CANADA SENII-WEEKLY
L LINE, via VICTORIA BRIDGE-The hrst-class screw
CHEsAPEAKE......Cs Capt Sidney Crowel.
PATAPsCO.: see. :; Capt L. Leyheld,
wharf Portland, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, q. 3
L.
Passage, including eals and stateroom, IS
These with the Grand Trunk Railway and
form the cheapest and expeditions freight line to Montreal
and Quebec. Apply to . . ~
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL calling at
QUEENSTOWN Ireland land and embark passengers and
hspetehes-carrytns the United States Mail. .
The Liverpool, NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship Com.
,Anys splendid Cydebu Iron Screw Steamships intended
70 sail as follows:
NEWBORN YoR LIVERPOOL
EDINBURGH. plhcn ~
-
CITY OF BALTIMORE.... SATURDAY, March "a
every Saturday throughout the from Pier No A
RATEs PASSAGE.
Cabin 10 Queenstown Liverpool
Cabin 10 London via Liverpool).
SeeTsfe 70 Queenstown OF Liverpool
SteeIese to Iondon -
stesraSe Return Tickets available for six months, from
Liverpool.
Passengers forwarded Hsvre, Paris Hamburg Bremen and
Antws rp at through rates -
ri6osiss Of Passage issued from Liverpool 10 go
Of Passage Issued from Q0eensown 20 Newfork ~
superior accommodations for Passengers
constructed with wateght compartments and carry en-
rerienced Surgeons. -
Yer Freight OF Passage apply at the Once Of the Company
JOHN g. DALE. no. Is Broadway, New. York, Agent.
In Liverpool TO WIN. INmAN, Tower Buildings.
In GlsaSox 70 WIN. INMAN. No. 10 Dixop-st.
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a TL4NTTC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-

A IIANTIU RU1AL MAIL bIEhm NhNI
N CATION COMPANY'S NEW-YORK AND GALWAY
LINE next departure from New YoIk VIII be the sPsn'
which viii leave on THURSDAY March ~, lSe0 touch;
fg al st. Johns ~ to receive the royal mails This vessel
greatly improved at large outsy her accommods
ons and she Ia ono Of the ne and
fss steamers sfoat. go
PFcEs OF PAssAGR-Fratclass $50 and f75; third, $50,
including mspy Of the principal cities on the main
railway foutes and Telsnd Third class must
provide plate knife foIk &C. and bedding Passengers to ST.
Johns fret class & Passage II third class can be secured
10 bring DC Gwsy for S52 So from Dublin $685.
from Belfast from Londonderry sa1 Oi from WsteIiord'
Ia. from Limerick from London, $40 from Liverpool,
and from Glasgow For Freight passage apply only 10
F''' ALEX. HOLLAND & Co.,
Agents for the line, No "a Broad CAV.
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NepQork DAILY Gribm,rs
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For I'm WsKE ENDING NgDsEsDAy, March :, lBb.
TOTAL ALL KINDS f0k TIE wH1H
According the reports from the several arsstpeces In the
city, there have beer received thir Heei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
Ogycn RxPuBIIC FTkB Insurance COAPAgY, I
No IL yTsl.at Ian IL laGO

NOVINGTON AND LEXINGTON RR. co.
~ The holders OF the first overdue COUPONS Of the COW
h0TON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY, pay
able t september 1855 will dep the with the uuder
sSDee for collection before the 2h inst they viii be
psd early in april In Kentucky The filling due the
LIT inst are being paid al the BANK OF AMERICA
WiNSLOW LANiER L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

limited STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP VAN
- DERBILT, Captain p T. LEFEVRF, will sell between
Newly ork, Southampton and Hsvre a. .snows:
FEos EEw.YOBK POR - lTUKSIsG PROM
fOUTHASPToS AND HAyRR - H1rRn. soUTHAsPToE.
SATURDAY, March "a Ireyoay April II. Wed'y April 10.
Saturday, May s. .fuesday, May n. Wed'y May ~
Saturday, June e. lTuesdsy July 3. Wedy July 4.
Passage either wsJ The same viz
First Cabin ont, one price sl0O; Second Cabin, S6O
No THIBp JABIy OR STEkRAGE. ~
D. TORRANCE Agent, No. Bowling Green, New.Y OK.
Tor NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH,
T. The and FIRST class Steamship
POTOMAC Capt. George w Watson, -,
VIII leave Pier No H. North River EVERY SATURDAY,
2o'oock. ,n
Ceeng with the Norfolk Petersburg Railroad for Peters
burg and Richmond.
Freight Norfolk per foot and Petersburg cents per
foot sno pIoportionste rates , - :, <<
Goods for arded prts Of North CeIoins free Of commits
1on. Apply TO H. d. Cho"" ~ ae u.I,v+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

TIVE STOCKHOLDERS of the Paterson IL
Hudson River Rsosd Company hereby notified that
Directors for said Company will be held az
the of Pennington in the City OF Paterson SAT
URDAY the 3st day Of Mach instant at o'clock The
polls vii opened 10 o'cloek and closed at II O'Clock
By order. A >. fENNlNGIONi oec'y'
fs,erssn, March 3, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE DUBUQUE
W PACIFIC r. Co, No "a Exchange place NV oRE,
Msrsh SeA persons interested as Stock and Bondholdes
ana Creditors Of the DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC T. Co are
the Trustees at their Office No A Exchange
place on SATURDAY NEXT, March 10 at II O'clock a m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
IIEW.YORK & ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
A1FW- YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COM.

IN PANY DIVIDEND-The Board Of Directors Of this Com
pany have THIS AY declared semi annual dividend OF FOR
fEh CENT able the Pacific Bank aud aer the 18th
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to the
R5<h inst incl siye.-New- Y orb. March 1860.
J. CAMPBELL, IT,. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
"A AUoTIoNEER AND STOCK BROKER,
Nc. So Wnhsn-sI-iNSURANCE Sr0ok aud othsr secuyi.
es Al p5nte sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and cold Of
DE BxokeIs BOsyd. Price Current issued semi moohly

oYylcE OF THx SECURITY FIRE Insurance. Co.,l
No 81 PINIsT Nav YORK, Feb. l9 1850 :
DNDEND.--A Stockholders Dividend OF
~ FINE ~ PER CENT the capital stOch Of this Com
pssy has been this declared payable demand BY crd
Of the Bead Of Directors. K l.. HAY DOCK see'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

cwt stslc Two Oxen sold S22 So fat no.
stu at s55 so at Deposit sold So For Henry Harmon
Syracuse 10 strong oien selling at S7the owner says at
Ben wesheimer bought 5 of Norman Felt SIC, esn.t
ing g ewt fair ino Steers 20 sold wholesale at &c. and 9TH
Thomas White Son sell IS distiey.fed Stays for Mcneil
from St. louisville estimated not quite q cwt slow at
shueIeI sege bought at Albany OF Thomas HOabuy, 81
VIM H. nanis sells w. H. Platt, drove of 8, Iowa Steers
Vail ClaIt sell for Ray Ga Iowa Steers fair t. good at to
Mead HoeS%b :od the Kentucky steer. bought of Est
man, at sas!e on Tuesday.
killing Of q linos Steers selling at 0Gsc-the
bret choice at Oc The ,ses OF the poorest drag hard and
Joseph H. Williams has the best drove in market 81 head
from Western Virgins fed by G. Bea sne OF ae Os,'
cw Chris Gwyer estimates i've that he bought at $40
has a. 10, Of Bse ne Is he he ever killed
Another good drove of Virginia Cattle mostly old style or
Murray for top amp probably viii average about &c.
but only by hard pushing and Sow sales
D. Culver cold 20 Ksntucy cwt Steers par. Durham a.
f7s; smith good fair Illinois Steers 9c upon ~
vhe he bought Of Colt Albany Is State Oxen good quality
ThO.. Cali. Dough. Albany Of Norman Felt 80 ninOi,
Steers. and % Ohio average cw. which he sold at sts
John E nm bGush o. STONE at Albany R he,d Of Illinois q
Daniel iEwee sold lot Of Duchess County Steers aud o1cn
j'ssc Bpd5ns a for Alison ordinary State stock 81 cwt,
seers and COss at $50 Is good Michigan Cattle
for Atwuer at sac 81 for A. Smith do, at eG9ic
Abbott sold II Canada Cattle for James shields at DC for
head and others at SIC. Also II for H. b. Ware, 7cwt Ohio
Steers, at SOS each.
Keeping Cattle over for better market rarely pays pair
Of Oxen reported sold for 100 by A. o. Hayand said to
have leG in Wesehester Country and brought In
three weeks and 65 refused ard taken homo again, and
then returned two weeks and kept here till to sell
heavy loss.
Murray Glover sold II Of II. B. Waves Ohio Steers average
cwt, ststd9
John ant sold bis account 20 good Ohio Duksms
o. y ewt at Die q ID net he sold pair Of e semAihsee
hne large stee heretofore noticed to Charles O. Teed upon
private but understood be considerably under 500
One Of the latest the four sold to butcher $780, The Psn
aken by iced ara for feeding for show beet -,
Doy Cornell sold Is Ohio Steers ofthem at $s3 esms.eo
a. lee M the others at sc. These cattle did not arrive t
Monday and cold probably s head than they would have
sold for Tue sday morning.
sales n ade partly Al bergen and partly here: -,aa.
Beech Bray, II for Latx State Oxen aud Steers si
y Tor Lyons, State stock at sdec - for HuS nsn, 0n ~
eteers at Be- IS for Quick mostly old and thin ste
1ds!c u for ewsout fair state Steers, none 700 -.
sc; some Of these from the Agricultural Cohso srs
drove OF 1873 Indiana owned by Reese ~
received today looking bad from exposure on the ''
storm. and sold for rates hard for owners eth.
B. W. ClsIk 10 good, kI State Ossn, Of vi % sHs1 ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-08-28
Democratic Meetings.

The Douglas Democracy convened at the Court
House on Friday evening, and the Breckenridge
Seceders on Saturday evening last, for the pur-
pose of organizing their respective forces for the
campaign. Mr.. B. F. Points presided over the
former and Col. Opie over the latter. Col. Geo..
Baylor addressed the Douglasites, and his law
partner and nephew, Capt. W. S. H. Baylor, the
Breckinridgers; Dir. Geo. M. Cochran, jr., the
Douglasites, and his brother, Mr.. Alex. B. Ooch-
ran, the Breckinridgers. Gen. Hartman the
Douglasites, and his relative, Mr.. q. B. Niche,
the Breckinridgers. Addresses were also made
by Mr.. II. Y. Peyton and Maj. J. B. Watts be
fore the Breckenridge wing. Hard words were
uttered on both sides, and it was really painful
to witness such reientless fend between breth-
rem not only in politics but in the flesh.
At the Breckenridge meeting there were but
few Breckenridge men present. Some one who
made the count said there were probably dozen.
Well, taoezue is lucky number. My Lord Coke
established the fact when he undertook to ex-
plain why twelve was selected as the number for
the jury. There were twelve tribes of Israel,
twelve apostles, and there are but twelve months
in year. Our Breckenridge friends ought not
to be discouraged if it is true that only twelve
attended their meeting. We think, however,
that there were at least "baker's Dozen pres
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-08-28

How THEY GET THEIR MONEY !-ssIt was
proved in the late Investigations by CoDgression-
al Committees, that the Administration was in
the constant habit of levying tax upon all its
ofice-holders, in order to raise means to operate
in the elections in the various Safes. The
thing is going on now, ard as there never was
time when the party supported by the Admins
tration needed help half as badly as it does now,
we presume the tax this year will prove un-
usually burdensome. The subscription paper
headed by Hon. Jacob Thompson for $500 has
been passed around among tue Clerks at Wash
ington, all Of whom are expected to contribute
0otunta4sty, or 60 out of office, and the Central
Committees in the States are bleeding the Post
masters and other officials. Here is specimen
letter Rich. Wing.
COLUMBUS, ONO, July 81, 1s6o.-"MY DEAR
SIR:-A movement, as you are aware, has been
inaugcrated here in favor of Breckenridge and
Lane. The vital principles of our national Dem
ocratc party are at stake in the coming contest.
You know that political canvass cannot be
successfully carried on without funds. Great
numbers of documents must be circulated, and a
great variety OF expenses incurred which will
readily suggest themselves to the reason of all.
The central committee, under the direction
[of the meeting which appointed it, have had the
duty imposed upon it of reminding you that all
aoho are Occupying official position are expected
to contribute to the expenses Of the campaign
1t is hoped, therefore, that you will respond
promptly to this notice, and that you will not
regard the sum of Fifty Dollars too much for
you to advance.
Please direct your remittance to Thomas Spar
row, of this city, Treasurer.
JNo. DAWSON, Chairman of State Ex. Com.
VIM. A. NEIL, Sec'y.