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SALE OF THE LAST ASSETS BELONGING
TO THE ANCAsTER BANE

SALE OF THE LAST ASSETS BELONGING
TO THE LANCASTER BANK.
As many Of our readers feel sn, interest 10
the proceedings connected with the assets Of
this 6efunct institution, we publish the fol.
lowing list Of the last lot sold at Lancaster
on the 2sth ult. A large nun Der OF persons
were in attendance, but as most of the assets
we're considered worthless, they sold for little
or nothing, and for the notes of the defupct
institution, which are now considered almost
entirely worthless. The judgments aud notes
sold, as given by the different individuals
pamed, amount to a much larger sum when
Interest is added -
Two judgment notes OF Andrew MehatIey
sold for $2,450 90.
One by James Nj alone Of $500 for S2j.
One by w. l.. Ii Hslfenstein OF Sll ,lG4 90
for $50
Que by w. l.. HeliensteiD, endorsed by ID.
Eongnecker aud u. q. Bachmau, Of Sll ,l64
23 for $40O
Que by w |, uelfpnsten n % OOO 90 for 935O
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

I, ssr A special dispatch from Washington
70 the New York Erening Post dated on
Monday last. states that Sir. Lincoln has
offered Places in his Cabinet to Alexander II
otePhens, OF Georgia, and Robert T. Scott
u virginia Mr. Stephens is one of the
soiest men in the South, ard patriot who
uoo'S stands by the Union in the very midst
OF the fire eaters.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

ca The Presidpn, as apr o utpd Chambers
Mekibbn, Of Philadelphia, Collector for the
Port Of Charleston. The new Collector will,
OF course, hold his Office 10 vessel Of war
backed BY Sufficient naval force to protect
him
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

g9 The BALL given 10y Grants Cornet
Bund, ut the Central Hotel, on the evening
OF the lst Of January, was a spirited aud
lively nGair. There were about six cotillions
on the hoor, enough to make pleasant com.
paDy, but not enough to be remunerative.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

.CtiSTAR'S" Rat R,nch. Sc, EAlrrminatU
"CtiSrAR'S 'Sn Btt.lug ENrrniinntur.
'COSTAR'S" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY.
Rats ches-Mice-Moes-Gioun Mice-Bed-Bugs
nts-alohs-Mosquitoes- = Fleas-lnsects on Plants,
Fowls Animals &c, &c-n short, every form and spe-
ciss o. VERMlN
10 years established in New York Ciy--used BY the
City Post Onices-the City Prsons and Station Houses
the city Steamers. HRS &o-thc CITY Hotels. Astor"
"st Nicholas" &c.-and by than 2D,O,O private
families.
~ Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
t w hoesale Agents all the Hrge Cities aud Towns,
tT- :! BEWARE :! II spurious limitations.
tv-siO0 Sample Boxes sent by Mail.
r. Address orders or for "Circulnr to Dealers" o
HENRY II. COSTAR, Principal DcHt.
$40 Broadway, (oppnse St. Nicholns Hmel,) 4.
Sold by FRiIlNG Il GRANT, Sunbuiy, Pa.
April ~, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

LETTERS FROM POLITICIANS and dispatches
about secession are ell the 90 at present while
Congressman aud their constituents are equal
ly excited. The state of mind Of the public
does not, however. interfere with their sppre.
ciatiOn OF seasonabe and fashionable clothing
aud customers flock as usual to the Brown
Stous Clothing Hall Of Rocbhill and w,ltu,
Nos 605 aud G05 Chestnut stTeeT, above olAlh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05
LATER FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-The city has been
agitated all day by rumors from Charleston
that hostilities would commence this after
coon, unless news was received there that
Majsr Anderson would be recalled to Fort
Moultre
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05
T H E A M ERIC AN.
I. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

To ADVERTISERS The circulation Of the suSBrRY
AMsRcAs among the different towns on The sutouehaa
Is not exceeded, IL epu"led by any paper published in
Nottbcrn Pennsylvania
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D YOU WOULD HAVE IT.
! r

You on y knew how USEFUL, how INSTRUC-
TIVE, and how EN- TERrAlNING it is.
We refer to that first best" that largest, most
instructive, most beautiful, aud vet cheapest
journal in the world for the HOUSEHOLD, for
the FARM. and for the GARDEN VIZ the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

1' CHEsRINO SIGSs.-GOveIuor Hicks Of
Maryland, applied to Lleuteuant General
Scott to know If there is auy necessity for
armug that State, in view Of the present
aspect of political affairs The reply was
that he saw no causes for such action.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

60 We are indebted to Mpssrs. Bound,
Blsei and others, Of the Legislature, for
Legislative documents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

The shnmokin Valley and Po,lsviIIe Railroad.
raSSehgei Tram leaves sunhuIy ut 6OOAM.
MI. Carmel, 43Op NJ
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se "iti"hlSG.--A fall of about six inches
~ '"ow Das made the sIeighiug ouly tolera.
o'o' Tue foundation is rather rough for essy
running. '''
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE hereby given, that letters of admin
~ istration having been granted TO the subscri
her, on the estate Of Absolem Conrad, late of
Lower Augusta township, Northumberland coun-
ty, Pa, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to meet the subscriber At
the late residence OF the deed, on Saturday the
OH of February, 1861, and make payment, and
those having claims TO present them for settle
ment. HENRY SHIpE, Ajm'r.
Lower Augusta twp, January 5, 1861
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MORE TREASON.

Ii is rumored that the leaders OF the seces,
sion movement in Charleston have sent des
patches to the leaders in tho other Cotton
states, to seize at once on the Government
property within their respective borders.
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FROM wASIiING1UN.

IGdirS IN The CabiDet-1he .Ncw Secreidrg Of
IVT-Aob r"ie in Charleston-P Peaceable
Coercion Suspension Of NaH Scrrice.
THE CABINET.
WAsHISGrOS, Dec. 30.-A!l conservative
men were delighted TO learn that the Presi.
dent accepted the TesigpstiOn Of Governor
Floyd, rendered because Il majority Of the
Cabinet, Messrs. Holt, Toucey, Black and
Stanton refused to comply with the demand
Of the Commissioners from South Carolina,
that Major Anderson should be humIlated
by being remanded to Fort Moutrie.
The Secessionists were troubled by this IN.
expected resistance to their schemes for
breaking up the Union. ! hey say that Sec.
retaries Thompson aud Thomas must not
resign, bat must remain and aid in the accom-.
plishmcnt of the carefully arranged plot. and
hope TO get Floyd to reconsider his resigua-
ton.
THREE CHEERS FOR CONNECTICUT.
AS the President had refused to take the
responsibility, the custiug vote was that Of
the Secretary OF the Navy. Mr.. Holt's devo
ton to the Union no man can question,
and both Judge Black and Mr. Stanton
know to well the sentiment OF Pennsylva-
MIA to hesitate. But Mr.. ToUcey, it was
thought. would be influenced by bis colleague
Of tho War Department, and side with him
10 the division. All honor TO him for his
patriotic independence.
coNNUNICAroS CUT orr.
The wires between Charleston and this
city are unquestonably under surveillance,
aGd the Associated Press dispatches, il is
we'll known here, give a very partial and
milk aud account Of what transpires at
the "seat ol war"
Dispatches from newspaper writers hero
TO their correspondents at Charleston are
not answered, and yet there are almost hourly
messages passing between the Commissioners
and their home Government. These des.
patches are 10 cypher, Secretary Prescott
having acquired all the arts of diplomacy
while 10 the service OF the Uuited States,
TUE CAROLINA EMBASSY.
The house in Franklin Row has been visit
ed by all the secessioIist Congressman, clerks
&C., who have been urged by the Commission.
ers to do everything to bring about the bu.
initiation Of Major Anderson. They are
equally severe on Lieut.. General Scott. who
is denounced 10 the Consolation this morning
Ia uomessuTsd terms.
Tue ECUITER AIgEs.
The Commissioners have received inlerms
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LIST OF -JEcES.

OR JANUARY lERN, ict!.
GRAND JURORS.
! Jacob Seller, jackson.
> Samuel Smick, Jordan.
3 William Cramer, Upper Augusta.
/ Thomas FonId, Zcrbc.
) Samuel II Rothrrmal, Lower MabaDov
4 George a. keeIer. Mt. CARMEL.
John Deshay Rush.
8 VIM. bartholomew, Lower Augusta.
. John Feiz"r, ChilIsqnaqne
10 Elias lirddiugs. Suu5ury
J! Jchn keefcr, Upper Augusta.
II Amos Ileine, Washington.
l3 VIM. +. Nasle, Milton.
ii David Pensyi, Shamokin.
IL Geo. Snyder. Lower Mnhanoy.
l6 Charles b. Boyer, Cameron.
II Jacob UP, Northumberland
Is VIM ROudarmel, Rush.
10 WIN. Lessman, Lower NahaApy
20 Waiter Specie. Lower Augusta.
II Samuel Robinson do
~ David BlIlmaD, Coal
% Morris Jones, Upper Augusta.
TRAVERSE JUBORs.
Joseph Butler, ChiIisquaque.
= Abraham kissingpr, Turbul.
David Seybert, Delaware.
Allen Noodle, Shamoku.
Hiram Dunkle, Turbut.
Daniel Sleigh, Cameron.
Conrad Wpnek, Northumberland.
Jesse c. Horton, Point.
Mark +. Scupham, Sunbury.
10 james Buoy, Milton.
! Samuel LOwrie, Delaware.
- George Lyon. Sunbury.
l3 John llursh, Rush
1t Abraham Leukrr, Lower Mahauoy.
l5 Andrew kut2, Chlisquaque.
l6 Wm. Conrad, Lower Augusta.
II Robert Cummings, ChlIsquapGe
Is Jacob b X ramrr, do
- Joseph iiOughendoublrr, Milton.
20 Thomas q. Cooper. Snnhnry
2l John II. Devices, Mt. Carmel
- Samne Everett, Turb1,.
- Abraham Smith, Delaware,
~ Jonathan Rishel, Chrsqnsqae
- Samuel Smith Upper Mahauoy
% john Naudevender, Point.
- Thomas Barr, Lewis.
2S James Fox, Shamokn.
- Peter Mourer, Alt. Carmel.
80 " iliam NeSbit, Point
81 David G.. Watson, Delaware.
~ Andrew Ditty, Lower Mahauoy.
IS Henry Mere, Zerbe.
30 Isaiah y. Davis. Milton.
- Hiram Bloom, Lower Augusta
80 Benjamin Hendricks, Sunbury
81 John Mouser, Point
IS Robert Lyons, Upper Augusta.
80 Charles w. snyder, Shamokin.
40 VIM. himple, Lower MahanOy.
Al David X Keller, Lewis
d2 Christian Yerger, Lower Mahancy.
i3 Isaac Herb, Upper Mahauoy.
Al James Miller, Milton
10 Solomon Weaver, Coal
a6 Henry Savidga, Lower Augusta.
4. samuel Mantz, Sunbury.
As Marcus Strouse, Icrbe.
FETlr JURORS
Gideon w. Snyder, Upper MaLauoy
, Daniel Yost, Coal
) John Huff, Milton.
4 Benjamin krg baum, Lower Maha0oy.
Bernard Murry, Northmber land.
Geo. Conrad, Upper Augusta.
Henry 4. Marin, Sudbury,
s Joseph Scott, Rush,
. Andrew kershner, Lewis,
10 Hugh Caul, Cbllisquaque,
IL Samuel Savidge, Upper Augusta,
II Charles Hoy, Milton,
l3 Thomas Merviue, F."
IA Israel Dunkelberger, Little Mahauoy.
Is Peter Menges, Lewis.
l6 Peter Metz, Zerbe.
II Patrick Mahan, Zerbe.
Is Jared Irwin, Sunbury.
10 George Savdge, Lower Augusta
20 Elijah Byeriy, Lower Mahanoy,
81 Geo. W. Hornberger, Upper MahanOy,
22 Matthias Persing, Sbamobiu,
% George Follmer, Sudbury,
"A Jacob Felix, Mt. Cormel,
20 solomon Hummel, Shamokih.
26 Edward 7. Drumheler, WgshingtoD,
81 Paul Mssteller, Milton,
2S John BohDer, Jackson,
20 Peter Barnhsri, Upper Augusa,
80 James Tweed, Lewis,
81 Robert Ellsworth, Coal,
32 Charles Martin. sudbury,
30 Ilenry iisss. Northumberland.
II Amandus Miller. shamokln
81 Christian Gree1eT, Lewis
A. l. L.. ID 4 Il
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Adjourned Sale of Timber
Lands.

THE Big Moun;sin Improvement Compony'
u lot having sold all of their Timber Lands
at Kehre's on the 27th ult., have adjourned their
sales of said lands till Saturday, January 18th.
1861, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the public house
of Daniel Kramer, in Little Mshonoy township.
near Rothcrnel's Mill.
HENRY VAN GASKIN, Agent.
January 3, 1861.
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tLoYp's skslnNAttos AcrEr1kn.


The President has sent letter 10 Grur, i
Floyd, accepting his resignation. In i, hr
expresses the hope that peace Will soon be
restored to the country.
SECRETARY OF WAR.
Postmaster Holt will occupy the Ieodipg
position in the War Department, on Thurs
day next, and will be seconded by General
Scott in reforming existing abuses.
THE CABINET DIFFICULTY.
The President had determined to appoint
Gen. Scott Secretary Of War, but as Secre.
tares Thompson and Thomas threatened to
resign OF once, Postmaster Holt was up.
pointed Secretary pro tempore.
MAJOR AsDERsoS's CASE.
The Cabinet resolved not to withdraw
Major Anderson from Charleston, but are
undecided on reinforcing him.
AID FOR FORT SUMTER.
II is rumored that forces have been sent
to Charleston already, for The streng thening
of Fort Sumter and the Federal position.
COMMISSIONERS INDIGNANT.
South Carolina's Commissioners ore in.
dignant at the noncompliance with their
extraordinary demands, and expec. to be
ordered home to Charleston, when, they say
hostllilies will surely commence
THE NORTH DIsARMEp.
The House resolution to inquire into the
location and other facts connected with the
government arms and munitions of war. will
show that the North is virtually disarmed -
The Committee will meet early on Wednes
day morning.
noLMAN's AMENDMENT.
The Secessoniss threaten to withdraw if
the House pass fiolman's amendment, d.
rectiug the Committee OF the Judiciary TO
inquire into the best method Of enforcing the
laws in South Carolina.
COMMITTEE or THIRTY THREE.
a stormy debate to. day took place in this
Committee on the assertion Of Mr. MilIsun
Of Virginia, that il the North did not estab.
lish Compromise Line legaizng slavery in
the Territory below it, now or hereafter to
be acquired, that they would bitterly regret
it within six months. Mr.. Morse, of Maine,
said il that was the issue the North would
accept it.
PEOPLE or DISTRICT, VOLUNTEERS.
The proposition is made by the citizens
here to form q volunteer force to preserve
peace till the fourth OF March 1t Gnds
great favor.
ENFORCING or REVENUE LAWS.
Members Of Congress who have beer home
to the North, report that during their visi,
they have found that there is general de-
sire to see the Revenue Laws enforced. Mr.
Sickles Says that New York will furnish Gftv
thousand men to sustain the Federal Gov.
ernment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05
The Northern Central Railway.

The arrival of Passenger Trains on the North
ern Central Rail Road from Sunbury, is as fol.
ows:
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THE CENTRAL coSfEDrRAcY.

The Senators and Representatives from
the Border States have all with the excep.
ton of Senator Pearce, of Maryland,) signed
The call for Convention to be held at Balti.
more in February. Many think that this is
the initiative step towards the formation of
Central Confederacy, as the easiest way for
reconSiruciing this Government. The Con-
stitution, amended to suit the South, can be
adopted, an1 the entire machinery Of Govern.
meut can 60 on. SecedOg States can be ad.
mitted es they come forward, and the New
E0giauders can come 10 or remain out.
TUE PRESIDENT GROWS FIRNER.
Mr. Buchanan, it is said, is becoming more
decided now that he is relieved FROM the
counsels OF Cobb and Floyd. and he eynces
q more decided determination to execute the
laws.
GEN. FLoyDs EXCUSE.
The communication from the ex- Secretary
Of War, explaining his aecep,ances, was read
in the House this morning. but produced
little effect. IL is expected that the report
Of the Committee OF Investigation will make
tome strange disclosures.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

Office IF he Cierh of The Orphans Court Of
Northumberland courty, Pa.
NOTIt + is h, reby given that appraiscmcut.
~ of real aud persunal property have h'ru
madn to the widows, respectively. of the follow.
ing named deLedcntS, agrreahly to the acts oi
Assembly, in such cases made and provided ty
witt
Bowman Henry, late of Jordan township,
deceased.
kcarncy Michael. late of ,hc town of Irc.
vortun, deceased.
kisncr Henry, late of Delaware township
deceased.
Mccormick Hector, late Of Delaware town.
ship, deceased.
Tschopp John, late Of Lower Mahanoy
own1hip, deceased.
Yeager Daniel, late of Turbut township
deceased.
And that the same will he presented ~ ihs
Orphans Court for approval or Tuesday, the
18th day Of Janunry next, unless exception,
Thereto he filed before iha, day
d MASSER, Clerk q. G..
Registers Office.
Sunbury Dec 22J, 1860. s
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Sunbury g. Erie Railroad.

The arrival and departure of Passenger TIaps the
sunbury Erie Railroad at this place, Is follows
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SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
NJ T . C A R M E L HOTEL
FOR RENT.

DROPOSALS will he received at the public
Il house of Abraham Lerch Mt Carmel,
Northumberland county, Pa, until the Goth day
OF January, 1861, for the renting OF the public
house known as the old Nh. Carmel Hotel.
AMOS VASTINE +, Admir-.
VT Carmel, January 5, lsGl.-3t
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7 fte'shl ana Accom- North, 7iO0 A. NJ.
4" South, COOP. NJ.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON

THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l.--All the Secretaries
we're "at home," with the exception Of Mi
stanton, who was engaged, it is said, at a
conference OF politicians from the North and
tho South, who desire to make one more
effort to have the existing difficulties arrang.
sd by Congress.
SENATOR'S AT HOME.
Senator Douglas probably received more
calls than any one except tbe President, and
his palatial mansion was crowded all day
Mrs. Douglas, majestic aud Juno.like receiv.
ed the guests as they entered, and were pre-.
sented to her by the Little Giant" who
does not as yet despair Of saving the Union.
PROBABLE ATTACK on FORT SUMTER.
Southern gentlemen who have seen the
Commissioners to-day, say that there are
reasons for apprehendlug an attack ON Fort
Sumter. 1T IL added that if any revenue
cutthr should attempt TO enter Charleston
barbor, that she will be immediately attack.
ed, probably from Fort Moul,rie.
SOUTHERN PoRrIrIcATIoSs.
1t is rumored that the Administration a will
at onca garrison all the Southern States, 10
calling tue troops from Texas.
BIGLGR's PROPOSITION.
Mr.. Bigler's proposition to hold Il Con,
ventIon OF States is gaining favor here III
several quarters.
THE NEW ADMINISTRATIONS.
Mr.. Baker, OF Oregon, will address the
Senate tomorrow, and il ia almost certain
that he will speak with some authority Gu
the measures proposed by tho next Admins,
trntlon. AS stated yesterday no has recent
ly returned from q visit to Mr.. Lincoln lie
is an able orator, aud his speech will attract
much attention.
COLLECTION or The REVENUES
There is no doubt that the President has
determined upon active measures to collect
the revenue at Charleston and as conse'
quenc he is denounced by the Secessionis,s
One OF the South Caroline Commissioners was
asked to-day what position the President
would probably occupy. The reply was,
"lle has joined the Black Republicans -
The Ambassadors are worthy, aud threaten
to leave the United States aud return TO
Charleston.
TEE ALLEGED COMPACT WITH CHARLESTON.
The President is reported to hove said to-
day, in speaking OF Gov. Floyd's reasons for
resgniEg, The agreement was made be.
tween the Secretary Of War, who had no
right to make it, and the leaders Of the mob
at Charleston, who had no power to keep
it,"
Well informed parties here think that Sec.
retary Thompson will certainly resign tomor-
row. think it more than likely. Hi only
reason for remaining iD the Cabinet is TO
protect his reputation in regard TO the ab.
stractiou Of the Indian bonds.
1t is understood that General Scott will be
the ruling spirit at the War Department, hs
and Secretary Holt being on good terms,
which is more thar can be said in respect to
Gov. Floyd or Jefferson Davis, with neither
ot whom the Commander was on speaking
terms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05
State of the Bank of Northumb be1land
January 9th, 1861.

certify that the ah statement tr lie correct and
true to the best OF my kntwetlgr aw! l,lcf.
T. Il. rRIESTLEY, Cashier.
Sworn aud subscribed before me-
January ), iS6l. tiEorJE MERRIcK, J. l.
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TUE CAROLINA EMBASSY.

TUE NUIItk AIEfh'
The Commissioners have received inlerma'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

4 ifd,rS IN the Cdbmet-1he NcV !Secreidrg Of
lIdr-Aob rnle ia Chariea0n-P PeaceQble
Coercion Suspension Of NaH .Scrrice.
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The reports that Lincoln has selected
Dayton Of New Jersey, or WIlmot of Penn.
sylvania, for his Cabinet, are not credited
here in well informed quarters. Lincoln will
select q Penusylvansn and q tariff man.
GEN. SCOTT DOES NOT ADVISE MARYLAND TO
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-05

MIR. Baker, OF Oregon will address the
Senate tomorrow, and il ia almost certain
that he will speak with some authority Gu
the measures proposed by tho next Admins
traton. AS stated yesterday, hv has recent
ly returned from u visit TO Mr.. Lincoln. lie
Is al able orator, aud his speech will attract
much attention
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