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' y m f ?lalr. Yet if :ft-nrttl prlntlnf of every de
SCK:f.m ike Ci PM n Establishment of the
Laaosit "Ives on the leiesl liuproel end mill Turin
(Mi, l'r."-s, io tin best sly ie. on short notice, end
at rnal,le rstes. Particular attention twl J to
t,, wor. Sws 4wrlriwn of Blmllr.g d.aie,
i-i'i? H.ank rVx'ks, Lwleere, Journals, tain
feuoae. tseceirma Boots. Ac, Ac. :
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To the People of the United States.
A RECOMMENDATION.
Kumerc-ae i?-U hT r-n m-iJs to me by p
a I pete otic MICitK en1 cWis io ViW "f IB
pr a At diawwewo' and dengrrua condition of bn
ntry. to rec., amend ihu a .lay be et apart io
i Buan. lifton, faerta, end Pbo ihf. .., 'ut Iht
U Ion. Iu compliance l A their and ifJ'
. '.mi w. I !' ,.,!,,
Friday, tkt ilh of January, 1861,
fir this poxpo. a' d rvco-ntnond that lb peop'.Won
m!,i, nm ibst das. atonllng to th-lr several fj u
of wor hip. to se-p U eee ol-n Tumi. j
. Th Tul'W of t' -tstee it t ih ttwm "W!"
t'.r-troed w,th eiaeml ( akl iuim-Mednger-lulo
aid rfiitr a, of n frfl e I'Mtw ptvdf
thronih oor land - a'orii.g p .pnUikmbr
witboot esi,lojn.ent, end ovo,'i -nily depilve4, I
tlw ee.ne o' ntl their bread lod ed "''
no, h.se d rt d tb win -too' mf-o All elwo
,r,tt A.im fooifta-l oi And di-ni ; d ih u
onanl- 'f o" bt ad panst m hjllj dl-
.mvi'd.. " . ; . '
i In b kTttr of m tm'ttM'tt nd ptll
whom .hT w,. m irt f r r I f bnt tt o Io cn
rathmT H" mntpoftil Aim nly en
fr. thwrul of oi own oilmc and follt
ewowk tofntUoda aid oUt towrd our HfaT.nl)
. f Xhtt. " A" ' ':-'SK !
tr-t a . thua, with oWp etmtriilon and p-nVnt
orrvw. tn hombilrg ooratia Ufcra tb It''
llbja. la eonfidour ladimiatl aod n!tool n,
and In a-knulctla) th (Mtlra of ojr ponlbin!
' ' Jt q, I'mptura Him tj rbraora from oor fcrmrta thf
falM prld.of optiloir "'ten would lmpcJ
Tar tn wron( tor n a k of con towncj. ratliw
than lald a iMt aobmia loa t tlx unftTtarn ii8r.
eiM b. which w ar now inrroomlfd. ,Tt n, wl b
4- ra'aranoa.bow-oh Him torwtora thfrl ndln
. aa I awd will wbtsb prarailjd amjng tba peoplaof
taa wwal 11- and, aNa all. t" u from
: banwraaf alt U war a d "btood-gn.lt " IM our
fa rtnt pmr" antiil to Hi. Torona that Ho w.M'd
sot daaart V tn thto honr of ntr parll, knt ra
KBibM' ui at Ha did oar ftihetn tn tha darkeat dTa
of tba BTo!utI n, and prea rra oor Ooralltotroo and
.. omr Csioo, tfca work of thir hndi, for Ag-a yet p
" mom. Aa Omnipoiaat ProrWaoca may overrule a
kbaf ariU tor permanent aood. He can make the
wrath of mants praiae Hiaa, and the remainder of
wraih He can reatrein. Let ma inroka enrj Udi-
r TtduJ lnwhatBTipharai.f I fa he ma j be placed, to
feel a perKnal noponaitiUlf J to & i and his coontry
foe keeping thia da) holy, and tr e-otribnilng all In
hht powur to remove oor actual and impending o
.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. 1860.
A Cleveland Lady Driver from New Orleans.
X.'im Lucel'm Sexten, graduate of the Ho
moeopathic College in 'this city, and a Ttry
estimable &f, trell kno-wn ta our citizens
and ateemed by all who knew her, arriTed
in CleTeiand last Monday ereolng from New
Orleans, having been driven from the city
ad State. Hiaa Sexton was, for a time,
txmseeted with Mrs. H. F. M. Brown in the
.Agitator, published in this city, but went to
New Orleans seTeral years ago to practice
medicine. She had secured a lucrative prac
tice and was pleasantly situated, whea she
' was waited upon a few days ago, by a Com
mittee,, who charged her with her former
connection with the Agitator. This she did
.'not deny.' They then warned her to leave
the State in twenty-four hours, basing their
action npon an article upon John Brown
which had been, published in toe Agitator,
(after Miss Sexton had left, however.) rhk-h
a New Orleans paper .pronounced "a damna
ble article of some merit" ' Miss Sexton ap
pealed to the police for protection, but was
informed that they could offer her no safety.
Jjainlhus situated, she could do no ksl than
comply with the demand, and arrived here at,
above Btattd. She' avo.vs her Hostility to
slavery, bat says she never intrdded her
cpintoas apon any one at the South.
So the detestable Juggernaut of tlavery
rolls on, crushing out all life and liberty
where its existence is legalised, and lubricat
ing its wheels with the blood of its victims.
Compromise.
.vr.
A compromise implies tbe yielding np of
something on both sides, fur the sake ot
peace, but the si eholderi do not so under
stand it. The North is asked to yield up the
territories, or a large portion of tberp,(to sla
very, nnder the aavas of compromut, but in
reality as itn outright eon-aaatoa to an outra
geous demand.
The siavtUulJers make an unjust and un
ConstituUonat.demnud of the North, get exci
ted anl viuleat about it, and then the North
is called npon to give up the greater part ot
the territory to slavery aimply to appeaie
tbeinl This is what thy cull eompromiteJ
'' We are in favor of fulfilling evwy obliga
Son imposed upon tbe Njrtb by tbe consti
tuttdn letting slavery alone in the States,and
giving thers a fair executioa of the provision
lor the return of fugitives ; but so far as the
territories are concerned, theymurf btprttmid
teretian. Under the Constitution slavery
can have no' legal existence in the territories.
Sach is the doctrine of tbe fathers of our
government, and such is to-day the doctrine
of the lUpublicaa party set forth in clear
And unmistakable language in the Chicago
platform.
If any part of the territories are to be giv
en up to slavery, it would be a fatal surrender
of this principle. .' Tr.is is the ' vitaZ principle
of the Republican party. The great mass of
the Republican party and their tried leaders,
understand this well,and will be trut emd firm
to thetnj. ...'.'..?'.,'.,' , .', ,
There are some nominal Republicans, who
5ron'.d be in favur of yielding np a large part
of the territories to slavery, under the idea of
compromise ; bat they will not be sustained
'by the party in so doing, and will simply sac
rifice themselves in the operation. :
Let there be a spirit of conciliation and for
bearance ; but at the same time a spirit of
' jcrmntm and deUrfRtnation w . - l can ; not be
shaken.) .-
' The majori'y of the slaveholders exercise
An absolute despotism at the South sup-
pressing freedom of speech, and everything
else which would interfere directly or remote
ly with the ptrpetuity at slavery ; and noth
ing short of a similar ascendancy of the slave
iffltrest in the general government would sat
isfy them; and the simple question there "ore,
' is, whether this shall be allowed nnder tbe
ami of eomproncite, or in any way. ... !
A concession of territory to slavery, now,
would only resiilt ia the renewal and contin.
. nance of agitation and excitement, growing
. -out of the determjiiation of. the slaveholders
to secure A permanent ascendancy of tbe slave
i. interest in the government; and the longer
,f the Snal settlement of this Question , is post
poned, the more violent and dangerous will
- these agitators become. The question wheth
er the slave interest shall be allowed io thus
take the ascendancy in the general govern.
mint, had hotter twsetthd DOS', frankly and
finUly, iy : vserr'mg t! t territories to free
dom; and I za peace t.-iyts atU..eed uud
established a firm bus s. . . .. - vH
Employment at Lead Mining.
A correspondent of the St. Louis Demo
crat, writing from Potosi, Mo , advises all
who are out of employment to go there, and
engage in lead mining. All tbe outfit neces
sary is a rope tub, pick, shovel and wind
lass,' costing,' 'Kir two men, about $10. Tbe
ouses are on the hill aideav apoa grouad
open to work upon by paying one-tenth rtnt
(une-tenth of the ore raided) wtrch due! is
c illected by tbo smelter, who goes (throi"h
the diggings daily, and pays silver aad.Vj1l
tor ore. The ore is found in clay rock, frpio
tbe grass roots down to thirty and torty e
ieep, and is cash as soon as raised. Frp n
one to tb rra dollars may le made per day,
and board jg from two to three dollars bar
week. There is opportunity for one or two
thousand miner) this winter. Potosi is s
Hted upon tbe Sir Louis and Iron. Mountain
lUilroad, about seventy miles from
Louis.
The Disunion Convention.
met in a lg,
on Wednesday, and, to judge by our reports,
continued in it until the adjournment I to
I'hnrlcston. It was a fit o Tien of the Vfoe
ui disunioni.is are seeking to bring down
upon the country, that nature herselt sbatild
revo!t, and that A "heavy and almost ob
juring fog" should ''hang like a pall cjrer
tbe city." A dreAd disease also pervaded Ibe
city of meeting, laying its ghastly hdnd
upon citizen Ann stranger, more terrible
than an army with banners, and agamst
which no numan arm could prevail. " (
Tns OAfa To Scppost ai CosgTrrtrrloi
Rsrtwxo T Gkh, Scott. The New' T.rk
Century states that during nullification times,
Geo. Scott wjs at Fort Uouitric, with a cdm
mand of eight hundred men, and full comple
ment of offioers. IVith a view to allay some
nstural anxiety in his own mind as 'to thd fi
delay of hie officers, be sent for A Judge! of
the United States Court, and addressed' turn
in their hearing as follows : . , , . I
' "Judge, I have long ago taken my oath of
antrpinuiv Ml VUG i. U1LCU OUtlCS UOVernmQUt,
but it occurs to me thai in this extraordinary
emergency I will do it again. There is jno
impruprirvy in ic ana gentlemen, said ce,
turning io bis othcers, "it will not hurt
t sjny
OTBSL." 1
ine oam was tnen aammistered to every
ofBcet1 present; arid tbe occasion was 6it to
be one of unusual solemnity. i
The Suffering in Kansas.
The Chicago Tribune publishes a letter
from a citizen of Atchison, Kansas, who has
lately spent a few hours at the relief office at
that point We copy the following thrilling
extracts which will furnish our readers with
some faint idea of the terrible suffering en
dured by the people of Kansas. We hops it
will also incite them to active and liberal
charity;
One forlorn looking man attracted my at
tention. Ee was litterally clothed in rags;
Such a tatter-demalion one can hardly .con
ceive of. His garments, originally home
spun, had been patched with so many differ
ent materials, mostly varieties of bed ticking
and sacking, thaf the feeble threads would
no longer hold together, and the shreds were
Happing about him as he walked. His face
was haggard and hunger worn; cheek-bones
protruded; flesh had shrunk away, and his
eyes were hollow and eager, and had tbe
terrible starved look in them which I once
saw in a famine-stricken party of Irish, in
1847, and which I shall never forget I will
tell his story as near as may be, in his own
words :
"My name, ia Abraham Huck. I'm from
Ilenoy, came to Kansas last March, and
hired a place on Deer Creek, Anderson Co.
Wasn't able to go on an 1 build so hired, this
year. Left borne last Sunday, (six days be
fore.) Wife and one of the children with
me; left seven at home, w:th some turnips
and a peck omml," ,
" What I" I said, "a peck of meal for sev
en r I
"That's all sir, and. we've had nothing to
e it on the road for three days except the little
I have begged.
"I planted firty-Eve acres, and harvested
five bushels of wormy corn. Couldn't Lare
lived at all but for Ue turnips. Got fijrty
bushels of them. About fifty persons in my.
neighborhood, and they's all destitute. : I s
divided my turnips as tarns tlie'd go. Lost
three yoke of oxen by the fever. Thar's no
money, no clothes," and be casta melancholy
glance at his own tattered garments, j " I
knows f .rnilies as have nothing hut milk And
a little corn meal to live on. Could name
Buy in these parts in that ar condition "
Inquiries were mad , and i'. was found that
neither himself nor his wife and 'child bail
had anything to eat since tbey reached the
town in the morning. It was a sad sight
to see tbe voracious hunger of tiie haggHrd
woman, tearing tbe bread in her hurry to
satisfy her tpprtt'e.- Tbe first thing mea do
when tbey get into Atchison, is to obtain
bread. They mostly have a little buffalo
meat, especially those from the extreme bor
der, but have had no breadiajfjs' tor a long
period j
Toe man whose story I have before nar
rated, was furnished with ten sacks of roe:il
anl seven of potatoes, and he left this morn
ing. A savk of meal contains two bushels,
or one l.undred pounds. This, at the alow?
ance of a s ave in the Cotton States, one peck
for a week, will support eight persons for that
period. A sack of potatoes averages about
1 10 pounds. Ten sacks of meal and seven 6
potatoes is all that tbe amount of stuff in tbe
bands of the committee will allow of their
giving to a township. The have not been
able yet to supply more than two-thirds of
tbe townsnips mat nave applies, even at
these rates. Since the 10th of November tbe
Disbursing Agent here has received orders
from 22i townships, and has not filled more
than one out of three that have been presen
ted. There has not been, at any time suflv
cieat to fill the orders as they came.
The Kansas Expedition.
turn of the Wueoini military expedition, and
denounces it as a huge blunder and an im
posture. It adds: ... ; '
"The imposture is confessed in all its as
pects and rotundity. We have labored to
impress the eorteet view of tbe case on tbe
leaders of ti expedition And tbe pdbUc The
former would not listen to us. The orders of
a drunken Governor must be carried put; the
miserable vanity of certain generals and col
one smust be gratified, at any coat In vain
we nrged a reoonnoisanc or exploration of
the frontier counties, be lore tbe fct lxuis
troons should be compelled to march thither.
Despite tbe season, forced marches, wbica
even veterans could not he expected to ac
complish, wire the order of the day. The
fatigue, privation " exposure ana nanuntp
which the mea have experienced 'will not be
fully known until we hear the' accounts ot
the camx'Aign rrom tneir own lips.-
Niw DiMocAATio Dart. "We" learn that
oa the first day of next year the Daily News
is to change hands and become thereafter a
reliable democratic organ, not aevoiea io tne
;ntrrtji of anv individual, but sincerely and
earnestly laboring for tbe restoration of the
democratic principles to taeir 'natural asceo
rlancv in tbe councils of the nation. Mr.
Wesley, formerly publisher of the Times," is
henceforth to be publisher and ostensible pro
Drietor ot the Dai y News, his associates in
the enterprise who are numerous desiring
their names to be kept in the background un
til the success of the experiment has been es
tablished. Rumor adds that Wm. H. Burr
but, Esq-, formerly f the Times, is to be the
chief editor of the New. A. X. Ltator,
Scenes at Washington.
The Con ;pondent ot the Cincinnati Com
mercial wriu-j :'
Now the polntla s but vindictive Wlgla't,
shower) npon the " infamous Yankees and
Abolitionis.s" from Maine to Missouri in
cluding In Its broad iweep Senators and R
presentatives from the North torrents of
riiUiooui splthsti, C'Umlcating ia insolent
and arr. gant threat laughable, if tbey
ware not the echo of the " peculiar" class:
u Yon thall suppress your infamous abolition
incendiary publications! Yon AiU suppress
abolitionism in your pulpits I You lUI
oocnpal yo abouaaa -wanton (turning to
Seward) to desist from enunciating their abo
lition iloctxints t the hustings I You thall
suppress your Abolition schools aod seiuina-J
ries, sol lou thall do tuts (embracing,
with widejesture, the Republican side of the
Senate). Siuill is tbe word we use and
wm f
Now, the elegant and graceful Davis,
wields a trenchant and glittering blade ot in
vective. With incltsive thrust be punctures
tbe inteeuments of illusive schemes for peace
and Union, penetrating the very marrow of
hopes and desires,, and sweeps with switt
gvitulation the clouded horizon of politics,
warning with electrifying portent the mari
ners ot the good Ship of State to prepare for
Uie ii.wiutila storm. .
Brown follows ia fell spirit, darkening the
gathering eWxnn with deprecatory and for
hoding eloquence, and biasing with illy-sup-prtwd
vehemence, the intensity of bis ptAt
up wrath.
the difference ia denunciation and sUn
der, is precisely in proportion to tbe di-uiac-tions
between the characters of men. Davis,
with choice and polished rhetoric ; . Brown,
with 'digniiy of demeanor and expression ;
Iverson, with the insensate wrath of an im
potent demon; and Wigtail, with the gross
bale of mediocrity, are tbe outlines and pre
dominating coloring of a painting completed
by the subordinate fury of tbe, secession
masses. So tbroagh tbe columns of - the
newspapers, the baleful hate of your Cobb,
your Toom'i, and other secession heralds,
gleams with fierce heat upon the steady but
yet placable North.
'
STATESMEN.
This crisis seems to have quickened our
Northern Senators And Representatives iqto
statesmen. The calm intrepidity with which
tbey meet the most aggravating provocation
is admirable. You cau see them, as tbey hit
in their legislative halls, close ranks to re
ceive an assault That indescribable expres
sion of tbe countenance, as man looks at mad
full in the eye, translating from one to an
other identical . impressions, indicates to the
close observer how firmly they are fortifying
their minds. It sensibly affects their haughty
and insolent assailants, who demand with
agonising but bitter wrath, "Why does not
the North srak? We come to insult and
provoke you; why do you not resist ? ' Apd
then they whirl away in a frenzy of passion,
shouting wrathfuUy, "What top of conces
sion from such as these 1 Thry do not eowrrl"
Yet the North remains calm masterly inac
tiveholding out the olive branch now ask
for bills of particulars ever professing their
readiness to yield nerytUng btU frindplt for
the sake ot union and harmony. But still
the South storms "You have executed tiie
Fugitive Slave law 1 Your personal liberty
bills are nonsense 1 Tour John Brown raids
are exceptional, and not the causa of seces
sion! The election of Lincoln is inconse
quential I Btrr you do n it lovt us there is no
love lost" Still, the North, imperturbable,
courteously asks, "What do you require?"
and the South, springing wildly to tbe floor,
bowls with demoniac energy through Iver
son, with sharp incisiveness from Davis,
gloomy menace through Brown, and rave ve
hemence from WlgfaU, "We demand a slave
code and otter subordination ' of Northern
principle to Southern prejudice and slave
holding interests. It we receive not these
and more, these marble .frails shall become
the habitation of bats and owls, and this fair
fabric of fraternal States shall be shattered in
to thirty-three fragments I" :
Hints From Springfield.
Springfield correspondent
Herald telegraphs thus: '
For the sake of comment, I xepeat the fol
lowing paragraph, published at tbe head of
the editorial columns ot this morning's Jour-i
nal (Mr. Lincoln's recognized organ), and
embodied in the, special despatch sent to the
Herald this afternoon. ' As stated in the ae
f oaten, "it is known to bars emanated di
rectly from the President elect," and hence
deseires especial attention : . ... ..
CABINET QUERIES.
"We see such frequeet allusions to A sup
posed purpose on the part of Mr: Lincoln to
call into Lis Cabinet two or three Southern
gentlemen from tho parties opposed to him
politically that we are prompted to ask a lew
questions: .. -.r . . .,'
1. is it Known mat any sucn gentlemen
af character would accept a place iu the Cab-
fnet?- ' " ;
2. If yea, on what terms does be. sur
render to Mr. Lincoln, or Mr. Lincoln to bim
on tba political differences between tbem? Or
will they enter npon the administration in
open opposition to each other?
These "Cabinet queries appear to convey
notb.ng more nor less than a decided hint to
ibe effect, that
I The willingness ot tbese ?'lwo or tbree
Southern gentlemen ' referred to to accept
eats In the Cabinet of the President elect is
doubted.
2. It is feared that "any such gentleman of
character" (mark, the. qualificalion might
take such au offtr from a di cided political
opponent as an insult, it implying a supposi
tion of heir, willin. aesa to "modify princi
ples for tbe sake ot ofSce."
3. That a mutual adaptation of principles
is considered the condition itru qua non of ad
ministrative co-operation. '
4. That Mr Lincoln, at least, is indisposed
to adapt bis views to lhoseaof the members of
bis Cabinet , ;, . "
borne of the readers will doubtlessly look
upon this analysis as implying a broad and
unmistakable intimation that there is little
probability of say representation .if the Soou
ern States in the Cabinet of the , President
elect, and that the meaning of the above semi
official interrogatories goes to confirm the
Southern fears of aggressive intentions on his
part ' But it Will bo seea that only "two or
three Soutnern gentlemen are auuaed to,
while at least A dozen names from that sec
tion of the coon try have been connected with
the Cabinet ' My information warrants me,
indeed, in stating that these queries are only
Intended as feelers, and should be simply
looked npon as indicative of tbe delicacy felt
by Mr. Lincoln at snaking propositions to
open and ancient adversaries of the party that
elected him.
John Bell's last letter did sot improve his
chances of being offered a seat, as its accusa
tory tone towaros the .North is not considered
balanced by the subsequent anti-disanion sen
timents. ' Ha may be looked npon. as fairly
shelved, '' " '. .'...-.
To-day some of the oldest and most inti
mate friends of Mr, Lincoln' gave it as their
deliberate opinion in the course of a conver
sation during their usual rendezvous ia one
ot the State offices, that peaceable secession
was a matter of absolute impcssibuity. Their
views were expressed ia sach a manner as to
convey the idea that they were the reflections
Of similar convictions in higher quarters. It
was asserted that even thonga coercion were
not employed by the federal government, a
conflict would be made men jiule by tbe lm
probability oi an agreement upon the terms
of the separation between the two sections of
the country, secession and civil war were
evidently thought contemporaneous contin
gencies by the parties In question. Recon
ciliation on the basis of Northern concessions
was scouted with macs vehemence ; although
agression was deprecated, call won was con
fidently predicted. . . '
Dunne tbe.Iast few days several outrages
neritrated by .Soutitsrn .mobs upon quiet
conservative and inoffensive merchants of
high standing in St Ltfuis and Chicago, who
had attempted to give, their personal atten
tion to business matters in New Orleans and
other points, were brought to tbe direct no
tice of the President elect The grievances
being substantiated by the moat positive evi.
deuce, Jm took no pains to conceal bis indig
nation at -tbese arbitrary and altogether
irronndless persecutions, wnich reveal a des-
I potism worse tnan ever practiced in Kussia,
area ia the paubibh oay u aicaoiag l.
Frank P. Blair, Jr., unexpectedly appeared
here this evening, on bis way to Washington
from bt Louis. He attended ids private
conferences held dai.y ia Mr. Lincoln's room
after candle light This mornbg and After
noon be likewise spent most of his time in
tbe State House. He denounces all proposi
tions to compromise, concede, backslide, tic,"
with the utmost bitterness. He pronounces
tbe idea of a peaceable secession preposterous.
"The Northwestern States," he says, "can
not and will allow tbe building np ot a 'for
eign Power 1 on each side of the urn artery
of their commros-thi 'Lower Mississippi'
nor submit to an interruption of tbe free
navigation of that river.' " i
Frank has pluck, evidently. He means
what he gays. - He knows no dodging or
blinking. . But I doubt that his "eagerness
for tbe fray " was properly responded to by
thu powers that are to be. His martial din
position might be taken as a qualiiication for
the Secretaryship ot tbe War Department
Stracger things have happened.
Voice of the London Times.
The London Times, in an article upon
American politics, closes thus :
Let there be no mistake as to English pub
lic opinion on this subject It we have paid
a sincere bomage to tbe rising greatness of
America, it has not been to that which tbe
Southerners are v anxious to conserve, but to
that which they are striving to destroy. All
bat a noble and veneraole in the' United
States is associated with its federal constitu
tion. It is not the demonstrations of South
ern ruffianism in Congress, or the filibuster
ing aggrandizement of the South, from the
Mexican annexations downwards, or the fu
gitive slave law. or the Dred Scott decision,
or the Kansas Nebraska act it is' not thes ,
or any other triumph of Democratic inso
lence during their ascendency of half A cen
tury, that has commanded tbe sympathy apd
adaiiratien of Europe. We have judged ibese
things leniently, as the actions of great men
and great rations ongbt to be judged, be
cause we knew tbe perilous conditions under
which so mighty an enterprise as the civiliz
ation of America must of necessity be carried
out, and have confidence in the practical good
seuse of the American character, A certain
hectoring tcne, arising from the exuba ant
consciousness of health And strength, Is char
acteristic of adolesence, but no such allow
ance is made for deliberate acts of lawless
violence. Even now, so long as the agita
tion is confined to bullying and insults, to
"retaliatory laws" and indignation meetings
in the form of conventions, we Bball not de
spair.' High pressure, moral as well as me
chanical, is the rule in America, and threats
0' civil war may be used there in a strictly
parliamentary sense. But if this rough spar
ring should by and chance be curried loo tar,
and the threat so often uttered in jest or
wantonness, should be repeated in earnest
and lead to bloodshed, it is some comfort that
the aggressors will not be tbe stronger party.
Mr. Lincoln will in that ease command a ma
jority in Congrea, and wiJ carry with him
the support ot all those wbo, however tole
rant ot slavery, will not tamely acquiesce in
its becoming the basis of an illegal and bos
tile Confederation.
Red Hiads im thh Asct.sDAHT. The New
York Sunday Times says that red heads are
the latest "agony " in the fifth avenne in
that city. So obstinate has the fancy become,
that a short time since a lady in Fifth Avenue
gave a party at which only gentlemen with
red hair of the prevailing shades were invited.
As one alter another of tbe male guests Ar
rived, the effect produced became very canons.
The majority rejoiced in brilliant flamingtop
knots, which fairly illuminated the room;
but all the different tints were exhibited,- from
the bright auburn and "golden chesnut"(whch
gome ladies particularly affect) to the pale
reddish brown and delicate flaxen. Some gen
tlemen are becoming as eager for flame-colored
locks as the ladies. . j
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Post.
General Scott's Opinion.
General Scott has given tbe President an
elaborate opinion in reference to the present
condition of tbe military defences of the
country, and what should be done in view of
possible contingencies. He deprecates seces
sion, he begs his own state of Virginia to
pause and bear the ills she has rather than fly
to those she knows not of. But if secession
occurs, he says, it will result not in the for
mation of two, but four distinct nationalities.
Tbese are, as near as I recollect s follows :
New York, New England, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minneso'a.
Except what I will next mention, rj one; the
second will consist of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
Western Virginia, and so along down tie
Bine Ridge,' taking in Western Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri and Texas.
The third will consist of South Carolina,
Georgia, East Florida, Eastern Virginia, and
perhaps, Maryland and Delaware. The Paci
fic states will constitute the fourth.
The General treats the exclusion of the
grain-growing states oftbe West from a direct
communication with tbe Gulf of Mexico,, as
an impossibility. Tbey will have tree course
to go down the Mississippi, and will insist
opon Pensacola as a naval depot
Tbe General has al 0 given an elaborate state
ment of the disposition of tbe military forces,
of the nation, and the condition and needs of
the (ortified places. It is an important paper,
and ought to be published.
Established Religion of the Cotton Confederacy.
While cotton politicians are busy in sever
ing the bonds ot Cnion, and settling upon a
plan of govejnroent for the Independent Cot
tondom, it seems that tbe Episcopal Clrrpy
men are not asleep, nor so far carried away
by the political excitement as to lose tight of
advantages to be gained by the Episcopal
Cburcli. It is rumored, and we give the ru
mor for what it is worth, that letters or cir
culars have been addressed to prominent
Norliern Episcopalians, i-tating that in the
event of secession, efforts will be made to
make tbe Episcopal Church the established
Church of the new government Such is 'the
rumor, but like thousands of rumors ia tbtse
exciting times, it may bare no foundation.
Spratgfirld Journal. - - ' j
IJcur drti.sifiacut?.
the holidays toys
of every deecriptlon.
aee'S HKTTIIKBO HArSMAVTr.
Cleveland Library Association.
TWILPTH ANNUAL COtTRSB OF -
LECTURES. i
THE SIXTH LECTURE OF THE
Courte will be given on
Thwtday Evening. December 201, 1
AT TH MBLODION, BT
MR. C. 08CANYAN,
A Hat ire of Torky, who lrfll loctrjra in fall Oriental
uotntiiM. sutytrct "iursvey ana nr iuatuuuoefii,
yolit cul and tooitl.
mw i Dt AJwCii're win commBun ai o o ciotk.
Tickets Center -to be hurl at BrminArd'a Mniie
Store, at tba Librarr Knout, nnd of tba Leotura
OQOunittea. W JL P. FOOU, )
T. a . !' r if. t7
acl9-314 B. B. HERKICK.) U"n
F
RUIT AND NUTS.
Bali Ida In whnle, half and qnaxtar boxea.
Zanie ('arrants,
Soft fcthell ATTBonda,
iapersbHI Almond.
Brazil Nan,
Filberti,
' -J ' Citin, .
- FlaTi.
aC,
drie:ais 122 Superior Mrfft,
c
ONFECTIONERY
FOR TEE HOLIDAYS!
The mbscrlbera have on hand a large and wall aa-
eorfad atoca oa . -
BCGARTOt".
LAAGE AKD FAr"'T HIAETS,
... FAACT BOXFS.
CtmCXtAS,
. . .. - AAULd. euetc
Also,
A large aaeertmnt of ' i
, FRENCH CANDIES, I ...
and Candida of their owb raaaofactnr. which they
oftVr to tba trad at whuiedftf? or at rtte.il at tha low
er price-. MUUI'D M M 8 (CIS,
decisis - Ut nperiar etreet
F
OR THE HOLIDAYS
OiTAWIA 6BAfl8.
V haw a TeTjr eho.ee lot of Hatawha Qranea, frown
on Kellers lela-d, which areas fret b and plump a
when rtherd from tha Tinea. Thar are very aweet
and of fine flavor. We have tbem fat tn boxe
eoatamliig lrom I to JO pounds.
J.lTAIBetSOlf.
declfcdaw lift Oataxio .treat.
Uu yntvcttistracny.
BOILED CIDER. WE HAVE
bail centlcned to oe twn barrvli of Botlnt Oider.
., -ue nor aaailtr, wli"-h we will i-il i,t ihe ua-rt
orlMrrd f l-c Wewl J. STAIR n-
SWEET HERBS. 0mmib Savo
ax. Sweet Marjoram, Thyme awl Be, of tbli
f.ar urowla. air eaie at 1.4 UnUrlo -tnet
, declxU . J. 8TA1K SO.
D
RIED SWEET CORN A Nici
am-o. -or eaie hy j. sta IRA eilN.
FOR SOU PH. fr put Pea Mac
cafni Terniacllla, f,ai Harie, ,
jfl dew j hT'i 4 fin?. -
HYACINTHS, Iw Otag-Er ato
Pora We bi,T llvacinthaof (tin-rent rnlnrn,
m.,.. me In glaeiManil How. r eo.. TIiom wUhina
Uimaaeadieap, but r.uy pr. ei,t, will and a pair
r mureof rJiacintlia jnit tbe thm. oil nnti we
them. i J a. AIR bum.
I"'" 1 '1 Untiirl lrwt.
DKIEI APPLES. 3 Barrels
prlaia driea eprJ.e, ceeei in new brivl,.
. , w MKLHINI'll
a L. Ty!or, Pl'tf, 1 Beared, r-ijamb. J. V of
ON THE FOURTH DAY OF DE
L'KMBaH, !- ii, J.tic l.i.irH .n .,r,lr of
ai fr-ha- lit In said action fur thr eum of Einhiy-te-o
and (i l,)dulUri. "i I c ue I. i-t lr hranua Jan
nary Sid, A. B. kH, at Socio k A.M. ,.
;rn.veland, Deo. 19, l(ln:Smdlt.2t L' TAU,Rr .
Crockery & (Shinairawj
JICK & BURNJSTT,
CHINA,
GLASS and !
, QUEENSWARE
DEALERS!
HOLIDAY GOODS.
w"e hve now open end ready to rxt Iblt a vary Una
Mtortmeut ot iiulidajr Uoudj, cousiaUng ol
Gold Band and Decorated China
DI2T2TEB aso TEA SETS, .'
RICH FLATKD CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS,
CABO BASKETS, USE COT BELOICM GLASS
WARE, TIKE COT BOHEMIAN
T O I L E T W A R E,
, CHISA TOIS, '
ENAMELED TRAT3 and WAITERS,
Pabian Goods, Flowers, Vases, &c.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
And a great rarity of
OTHER GOOD IN OUR LLVE,
All of which we offer at
TEST LOW FIGVRESI ...
and think we cai. make it an object fur thoie want
ing anything In the above line to call on oa
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE! I
KICK A BURNETT. '
103 (old No. II) Superior at.
dfCl418
J B. LAWLEK & CO.'tf
SEWING MACHINES.
TH8 LADIES FAVORITE.
Eroellinf all other Macbinea now io nee. The feed
ie tHMtitivaaod entirely new, as applied to th if Ma
chine, ao tha it miseee no etitcbeje. It ie tirnple in
iu cont ruction, operated with ertaebv a child twelve
year. old. A call and inspection will eatiity tbe
mmt incredulous that ra hare Uie beat Family ma
chine la mnrket.
- aer We cordially inrite the Larlfea to call and ex
am id our Macbinoe aod sanipiefl, at Mr. T. H.
hicbola' etore ISo. AU Supvrfur stret. Cl-TUnd.
WILLI Ail PBESCorT.
B. 6. We have a license to .oil. decisis
yHEELER fc
WILSON'S
SEWING , MACHINES,
' " ." Mirm
New Improtements lat Reduced
P R I a E SI
The Wheeler k V ilnon Mannfactnrina Comrany
haTinatg-iin d al thir a'lits at law, with in trine; ins
ma afat-'turerri of wintr M tcbine-. pr"poe thai the
publ cehall be benefitted tntrebr.aud htT- accotd
lLglv reduced the prio-e of their ing Machine.
After this daOe tbey will be Mold at rutva that Will
nay a tair profit on the coet rf mnaf'tciure. capital
in we ted, and exp-'ieof ruakin inch prict-e
aa will -nale 'hem ttnak- ttratcla-w machine-j.atid
aa beretolore, guarantee tbem inercr partiouiax.
' HOLIDAY PRESENTS;
A nore acceptable or valuable areient to the La
diet cannot be lound than a
w HEELER A WILaO SCWLNG MACHISEt
m Office SOS StrneTior itrM. ClTeland, Ohio.
' JOHN E. oTttiiSt! -n '
Hend frri Hrmtar Heel
O ROVER ft BAKER S. M. COiLPAN T.
..J,MJLUIV '
ar:.-i-A-"
SALES ROOMS 171 SUPERIOR
Street, over Mrcbnnl'e ItHiih.
GROVER BAKER'S CELEBRATED
HUlatLScS
SEWING MACHINES I
Rare taken Preminms at the late tate Kain ot New
York lllittuu, kfiitucky guid MiLhierau, and
by the united Voice ot the People are
prnoniicd the
Very B8t F&milj iScwing Machines Extant
TaiJora and Shoe Biittlers are in ti ted to exam in
the New and Improved aUt'TXL aiMchine rud-atly
patented by this Cotupanf. It i etlered at pricra
witnia the reach of all.
ft S-od Ur Books and Cirenlara.
LilteraJ diecouat made to Auente.
bilk, Ihrit4 and Niiv-, and a hie-ucrai aMorlaent
of oewing Machine Materia) on hand.
. liUOVSU A BAh F.K 3 M. Oo.
m j wwwiikth, arat
ngrarittfljs.--
DEAUTIFULl OPENED TH li
r DA V, a Choice collection ol tbe
fPALitESltAEBLE' PHOTOGSAPEl
Of wbichweare theexclnaiw apntn. full and ae,
the. at SAKUEAhTg
d-jc34 w. 2j Superior Sireet.
URAMES
A. FOB BBAESPE ABS A5D HIS FRIEyP3
Anu VILLAtiE BLACksMlTU.
Kade goodand'ebeap, at SAK'lfcA.NT'S,
ii'uio ?nprinr sxreer.
I VKX A W A V.-.A V I Nl h
T THBEB DOLLAR STEEL EMOKAVIKO,
lil-e Three Dollar Mairaiine. can be hud fur oalr
Thrae Dalian, at - SARUKANT'g
-bio Marl 1- Hl.h. '
DEMING & TIFFANY,
GENERAL PRODUCE CCXMISSIOX
MERCHANTS,
SI PEARL ST ,. i , Hew York.
asrxa to
BAKU ASD BUSINESS HEN GENERALLY,
THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK.
rpiilS BOOK CONTAINS RECl-
I r kS anl direct loaa tor makin ail the nrnet
TftTiiaJ'le Medical preparatioDe in nee; a'eo Hapeej
awd full and eiplrrit direetione for makmf ail ti
mwt popular Aud oeeful Coametica, Prromea, I'd-
fitenta. Hair Reatorativea and all Ttiilt Artirloa,
1 you are etifferiitg with any chronic riiaeaae if ym
w1h a beautiful oumplexton, a flue head at hair, a
smooth face, a clear kio, a luxurtaiit beard or nioue
tarhe or ifyov wieh te know anything aod erery
thing in the MMtcw) and Toilet line, yin henld, by
all mani, peruae a copy of the hook. For hill par
ticulars, and a earn pie of the work lor peruaal. Ure)
addrwM the pnbUsbar.
T. F. CHAPMAN,
oefw"S?r ' " UK vor1rT N w Vorlr
T AKE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y,
i j Mannhtrtarera of PKIST1NO AAP gO('K
FAT E R. are now prepared toiuppiy all or.ire with
a aopenor qoaiity of paper and on Tarorabie trma.
i. W.IAYLOB. Aaent,
Jnaad V&aaaBaakSt,
A
S. GARDNER
la now aeUlsg his large atvck of
Earthenware,
ttiaaeware,
- , - Jf ranch China,
BrluaMe ware,
Plated aare,
Cutlet T,
Coal Oil Lampa,
ao.t Ac,
at whcleeale and retail at reduced price, fur caah.
aeem
1 ilXt 1 U X M ESI.
i i 1 -TH K 8C Bit' K I B E
dealing In a staple article, will furnish eraployment
vo a iaivaotlw ren o act aa atewt Ar tewtr weaee,
A prefrrentw will he aiTen to tU'r-e Welt a' quatn'td
in tbe ilstrlct ff witith tbf app-J forwbi-rt
tics th y are willing to py a lry of fruoi v6Utf
u Bu per year, ai.a xpef.ei. . j jt.
Iwf luxlUer particularei, a'idrtDS
- W. B. MwHICHOrjflw A OH
aand i txtchajit" r'Ute,
jeci3:ti vrfy i! j, I.
tk) rou wish to
'. SLEEP WARMt
Call at 107 Back street and get All-Wool Batting
ft the price of t otton.
BeaUlag AUrw'woimndaxLy alor, will be made to
vruer.
CITY AUD (JOUKTBT ME ftCHANTB
will be supplied at the lot Doeatbl. rate. I
Also, diff-rent descriptions of rttockiflf Yarn will
be nirnisbcd Uu per cvil . lower ibavu all Vt oui tocA
lug Yarn cau be had in N w York, ail of Which Is
gwanntneturea ia vieyHanti. by tha
ne' u IV Mr li f- ' iiA .i 1' wiiU'l M' rJVJt
1UE HOLIDAYS ! (ittEAT
Anivalot Hoii ay wltte. feaiita 4'lauae baa
iu.'de Lie ti rt Dep-vt a Bchi ink s, 3il uponor st.
The subscriber is prepred to pree nt io ibe public
a Urater and tuore Vatrifd aaaoiUnt-nt at Uubday
uiiis r.nn ever beiore exuiDiieti iu oieveianu.
('ON. atM iu-akllv" of ail deBfcrtDtioiia. sutl
cl tit to sweeten auU ihilight the entire juvtiuie pmp-
UlftUwD.
raory Boxes, Vancy Buxes, Fancy Boxes,
AUn. arret Tariutr of French Fiattre aud Toy
without limit, all of which aieese.uttJ to a proper
0b-erauc of Oil K lb T M A 3 -od NKW . A. Br
eXsr"AiJ abuuiiance ol Grape are kept u baud lor
p-sruea. gc ; iecnj m j m ti ttl h ,
J N O K A V I N (i AND LITHO-
' . fiDiuuiur. iiOalwiDrv a. ur n r t r.iiu
ooo B.iiiiraTtjra aua laiiuoHraonors. nauK acrem!
UOR NICK PAINTING, GO TO
1 TASCOTT'Sf" i
"That French Will ZING has coma. J tut the
right thing fi1 Painters and Inside work ol every
cnpiion. , . ,
ipriUfW No. TT4 HAFFM A PLr.
"OaRTON'S LIFE OF ANDREW
JAUH3UM. 4 Ole g.,tt.
Once a W eek. Part li, oc.
Pulpit and Koetrum, gNoe. 15 and 16, containing
vteoaiers opeecnontaa sorce mm ud JtJaeva i
rrociamaii'm io son in uaroima in hm, a.
beaaM a iUadUaied, Alontfaiy Par. tor January,
Peadle's Dim Novel No. , inc. -
Chamber's Jouxuai for &qi..'Ajc..
dec7 HAWKS ABRO.
PKKSEiNTATiUN BOX OF A5
eOBTAl Perfumery tor the handkerchief Pom
uisi and a general aefortmeut of iiuU'-e' fine psr
fuuiues, at No. 33, Public btiaare.
The Exrelaior will pret-viU the Hair from talliag
off or lurnmcr wrey, and is highly perfumed, auaaa
a neat Hair Druewiug article, at 3tf Public bauare.
bummer v and age, crude and puireriied, at Ko.
CaoaLbeide Pnbhe bquare.
t'oat oil aud Lampa ol the beet quality; Oil Cans,
Ohimney aud Wick aa low aa tbe lowest, at ho. Si
Public bquare.
Tbe Aromatic Stimulant Is a good labbtitttte 1br
Ttbaccow Cardamoa, A ., and is a healthy conipociad
at o. 32, south-west corner Public Stfuare.
Tbe bMt remedial agent for Chikirra aud Adults
that can be fouud fur every deraugment of the ho
man onranim, can befouud at o. &J, sonth-wtist
corner Pub. iinare.
A full vucpiy oi Dotante and Eclectic medicines at
wholes tie and retail Ircsh eTt-ry eeaeoo at Ir. C,
6 KiitlLl-rt'si, So. 32 Public Square,
flops hy the hate, pound aud on nee, 32 Pub. F qua re.
Or. KKkLEH 3 Anodyne Aix pec torant, quiets
Childit-D. stops tJough aul preeut the Oronp. Pul
monary Bitaridin, tor all Luue uithcultit, is Hithuut
a rival. Cough Candy tor hronchitaland ail Pulmo
nary diaeasfe, is superior article. All maoeand sld
by V. J. h.avLlvii, aSo. Usouth side Pub. Mnare,
CuTeiamr Ohio. ds
13 USSIAN STEAJI BATH ES
XL iablibhmeni,
BY K. EAEBEL,
Bt. Clair St., Sue. va ft rr. ocoooite the Angler Hone.
OPK.N UA1LY.
Uonr, of Admission For Ladiee 9 to 12 A. H.,x
oeptiug Sunday. S'or (ieatleineD Sunday lrom 9 to
1 uV-luck A. AL, and ail other daya from 1 tj 8 o'
clock P. It. ler?:Ij:ii
ECCA ROCK OIL
FOB LCBBICATTNO PUBP0SE3,
from Thaer'a Well.
for sale by",
oct22:2m
OOKDON, McMILLAH A CO.
AIR DRESSING AND KHAV-
SQ INSTITUTK.V.-'Wal. E. AMBOSU.
at hie roucie, under the American, is prepared to ac
commodate all customers with prompt att.utioli from
aole workmen. A separate room lor iarttne. itvv.&
at hi i
u
NITED. STATES AND iOK-
KIUN Patent Office Azencr. oonosite Wed-
oeu uouae, liana street, cierelauu, linu
W. a. Bl KKIDIJK. '
ilHI' BKAIi:kl
fmvn-11.11
HENRY HATTERSLEi'.No. 102
Superior street, dealer in GUNS, manufactu
rer and importer ol Sporting apparatus; Pomeroy'i
Fishiug Xacitie, Uepalxlug exccuttal with dis patch.
jnlyX 1 -
TM PORT ANT TO HOUSE KEEP-
M alliS. Varnish your own furnitare. L-aliat the
Forest City VaXQi.h office, io. lor, Superior and
get a neat little Varni.b Cup, tilled with the b-et of
Jopal Varuuh, whicn cup has a bnutb with it.) and
thus do your own r&raishmg in a style euual to tue
best of paiutera. Prtee trum tour to twelve hiilinKS
Bemetuher a penny aaTed i euual to two earr.ed.
mariia-J . K. w . PALMKU. Aent.
DIARIES FOR 1861.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN
the city may be found at
, HAWKS BROS',
novl7:318 259 Superior St., Cleveland. .
EMBROIDERING AND STAMP
1NU, done aS W W Clair lUwt, opt-r-'t,- Ao
HwrHuLi.by imarl61 M 6A K Kg V
M-.i HATT'ERSLET, No. 102 Su-
rtiioaautset, Maiiuiacturer and bvaU-r in
,, Shot Ouns, Sporting Apparatus g-nenjiy.
Cttoruy'e Ftfhiug Tackle aod Cutlery. JUpin:ig
'itlT ,XtH"tit-l !14
His; lfeM.
PERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
viciory of Lnks Erie in tslA. In let the beat
PHOTOGRAPHS,
, AMBttOTTPES,
' 8TEBKSC0PIC PICTURES, '
COLORED PI10TOURAPBS
are belna made at the .
CLEVELAND, FIXE ART HALL, ,
205 Superior Street
eetl . lKfKFR. Aon(.
A BEAUTIFUL C U RIOSIT Y
INDltKD I "A tittle maanifyer of the most
extraordiDKry power; weliare tried theu, and spt-uk
by the book some of them make i little louse lrom
the leaf ol a row-bush liiok iikea lobster."''8pirlt
of SeTenty-Six. "I'erfect little wonders,"- Ballou's
ftctoriai. They are no humbug, but a most curious
reality. Eourainarant powers by mail lor ll.iii,
C. B. CNDKKWUUO, .
' rnlvTTt?a ' 'IM HaTminr n-t. B tn.
Coat (Dit and gJamp.
COAL OIL II
K BBLS. ; HARTFORD COAL
OH equal to KenMine Oil, wbtcb wawtll sell
al tha lowaat market nrice at
b!iiUi k ARMSTRONG'S,
ISotIS 1W superior Street.
Z BBLS. KIER'S CARBON OIL-
Otf Tbe very beat ma'te, j'tst received at
nuTll MTBOM8 A AKMVTRONOH.
Kf) BBLS. COAL OIL LAMPS.
O" Parlor Lamps, ' Hand Lamps,
Bull Lamps, bide Lampa,
- Church Lampa, . Chimuea,
" Wicks. Bru-hes,
Prrrttere, A:., Ac.
STei7thlnr pert ami ng to the Lam p trade jost opao
ed and toe taue at very low prices at
norlS fTRONG A ARyrHOUG'S.
COAL OIL LAMPS. A NEW
lot of Coai OU Lajtipe juat received,
uot2 WM, rfSZlE.
gaper Sanjinfls.
NEW WALL PAPERS
JUST RECEIVED.
TO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP.
goto At. CARSO.N AOU'S.
TO BUY CHOICE CORNICES
cheap, go to '
M. C ARSON A CO.
HO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
I arrery Tariaty,cheaa,goto
XL CAESOS A CO.
F YOU WANFPAINTS, OILS,
L YARSLSH, Ac a genuine article, go to
M. CARauK A CO.
fP YOU WANTTO GET VALUE
I recelTed lor your money, g to IM Sapenor st.
M. CAHsuti A CO.
A LARGE LOT" OIL CLOTHS
'"V ,,! ibn.il M 0 ROliN run.
glUaUbiag.
CLE VELA Alt PLUMBING WORKS.
B. P. Bower.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER. AND
licensed hy the Commissioners to no work in
cormection with the Cleveland Water Works, would
respectfully announce to Uoupeowuers, Builders .d
tbe citiaena in general, that be has removed hie
PLUMBIXCr -WORKS
(from Atwatar Building.)
To No. 102 Public Squakk,
(ander Cbapin's Hall, CleTeiand, Ohio.)
And is now prvpared with experienced aorkmen,
to do every deecriptlon of Plumbing, including the
AttineuDot
iliTU BIIOM8, WATER CLOSETS, WAS-3
BIAN DS, and eTerythina oonneoted
with Piamblng in toe Biwee
aaarared aula, . par
ftttj!.
V
4 CADEJik' OF MUIC.
' FOE OS E ViEER,
O B A S D
PlCTOBIAL A MtTtsiCAL ExhIbITION.
ar:himrcvg on ?!9dnmaayt Pec, 18. '6i
McIVOT'S
CYCXORA.MA OP A TOZR IN 1UBLAD,
Illustrating the seenary of that heofju! country
In a wri t ki rutwl oa io ' a.,csre leet oi
cmvas. ispaentlng Ua prnaai- citiee, pt-bhe
btiildingT-, like ecenry, casttee, cUurcaee, naiunU-
cut low i lit. ,, rlvrs, Ac.
Kaci sprite !s ccoroprtT,lef b?itr4 'tmTU
meuil haiuic, aiwetw 'r-m the Imottnl Inia
siodie, god eXttCnttd by a compaos of tliitd
ArM-i. -ii nidir.g y w, K n. tct-'tr, tha a p.ir
boprai-o ; M-fr John poaiduig, rhe gifted diini
tor H Iriah rhafater, and eorue forli duetta with
ntssiecrr Hi-s i(v raaa... Mr. jLhap. AUa.ey Ivi-
rectr of Uasj Jltb-ic. .
fA dt wriptiTo Lectnre hy prof. Mcle5y-.
ilfMlftpfufi vpms Circle iwd Parqurtte V
FanilT t nc e ami (ittlTy IV. rici7:t'4
JMGHTH ANNUAL BALL ""y
or Taa
j.j
WA8HIN0T0N EnOTXE Co., NO. 9,
W ill beheld at Saofonl' Uall.l West Haieh)
On Monday Evening, December Hthy 186
'"OMMITTKa Of ARRASOEMENT
T. Willows, W. if. Jnee, W. t oenTth,
John D.vls, ' M. P. Hiui,aaa W. . Allolt,
I . ocoU, Jas. lt'evilie. I
The M aoaaera will spam no pains So nakatals Ball
both pleasant and aateabi
svar-ijarriaitea will be ia atteoduaew.41
M. V. Ma loaa, . T. WlLMlW,
trreiarr. deoS-SIM Korewian.
MU.NA B MUTUAL Ei..iJliX auCIillf.
THE ANNUAL 8UPPEB
and Dance, wiU be hold at f J
NATIONAL HALL, '.
On Wednesday Eveniug', Deeember 25, 1860.
Good Music will ht In attmda9C.WI
The pnbl c sre respectfully iureled.
Siuai. Ticaet. ,,. r cents.
lieiilleuian and i-wiy Hl.l
W. Q. Haaaison, . W.BREW,
(iec'y. deef.-r ' Pr-s't.
c
"IHRlSTdMAaS ' PARTY
THI HAIOTJBKA CLUB
will hold one of their pieaaaal nolreaa, at Chapin's
Hall, on . . j .
Chpistmas Night, Dkcembsb 25th.
Their frtwede are reapemfuiiy aolKliAyd toatiead.
i Music by Billion's Band.
Gentleman wishing -'erriaaree fur Ladies, will
plaaaa leave their names at btacey 'a or the Managers.
HAl.ia.lB8:
Jas. Meredith, D. Richmond,
. Wackermaa-
r. Thooapaon,
. W. A. H
&at$, Caps & ix$.
Hats Foa The Masses,
fF COURSE EVERY BODY
wants a HAT, and erpry body loves to buy
whjre they can boy the bESI lxii)S at tbeLuW
EsT riilt'E; hence almost every body has found
-out that the place to buy ia at
PADDOCK'S GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT,
Ko. 221 Scpr.Rioa Strut. '
The largest assortment of HATS, C.KPi and FTRi,
may be found at thiseetabiishment of every variety,
aud of the latest style, whicb we are bound to
HKLL CHKAPKKI
than oar neiithbots. We manufacture most every
article worn upon the head, from a txeuerai a Chap
paux to an inbjnt'a Turban. , . k. .
Our motto ia ' ' '
ISDC6TRY, INTEGRITY, and PAIR HEALING I
sjav- Call and aattafy yonrselTea. .
T. . PAtDlJCSACO.,
octlS CleTeiao'l. t'bio.
A'E W I CRS, A W FURS.
XXTE ARE NOW OPENING AN-
V OTrlKR large lot of plfndid Fnra for
LADIES AMI Oa'N TLEUSM .
Those wishing to secure choice seiiKlion should
call aooa at US an'i Ui W atar atreet.
A'CLLERACO.
aeTeland, JIot. 17th, 1W.10
W MAT, CAP Ail It " UR STORE.
DECKAND &ENGLEHART,
W nn iiitajTTirara amrl IWalara in
HATS, TAPS, FUKS, BLFVALO AND TA5CY
VALI:. TBAVELIXtr BAtVS.
I iiUKtLLAi, Ac A-- .t
2TO- 153 SUPBI0R fc'TBEET,'
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
V Opposite the Wedrtell House, next 4oor to PL.
V. La'kemeyeT"t Bard ware etorw.
w Furs altered and repaired m a werkmanUke'
manner, ana on tne most rbasonaDae ternu. vsu
paid tor bhippiug Furs.
J. H. LKCK4.f, salesman.
Gr.o. L. EsaLKRAKf,
Practical 4 orrier, fo
nirr.y with . sW
Co.
no.'Mie
formerly witn L. Bene
dict A Hon, and tor tne
pa-t Are years with J. u.
HE PLACil TO B U.Y - -
Ladies Furs, l-
Gents'' Fcas T ,
Childrevs FrEs.
BUFFALO ASD FANCY ROBES,
L. BENEDICT k SONS.1 :
They r.irtr asHiitiooa to thoir eutclf oiery week:
bv Kxpre-".
AU Goods Warranted Priret Satisfactory!?!
L. BCr.DI;T A
n 022 aS 1 Supericr errget.
0R THE HOLIDAYS,.
TO THE LADIES-rURSI ICBI
B.' BUTTS, 123 SrpEaios St.,
Is Selliniilis best class of TCRS frem 10 to IU w cant
u-s- tliaa any oilier houe in the city. --
The attention of the pohlte, as well aa the deal-rs.-la
partiruUriy ruueaiet. An early aelectiou frank
ourstoeS w'll py y.,u well.
- LAii.,li ih 'VulCaia RBCsUVaU CAILI
to repi'-ui.ii our stock.
noT-irsi . B. BTTTS. Ig Soperlrr.t.
SECESSIOfil
SECESSION II
SECESSIO N1II
Q
SOUTH CAROLINA HAS NOT
yet gone oat of the Cuiun. but those splendid
Setts op Ladie3 & Cuibren3' Fcbb
are G0TN0 orT from No. Tff S:i oerlor street arary
day. uw is tiie time to buy your
tvks kob tub coming holiday.
' Ladrea' and 4nt' r'urs of all kinds arm c fowr
pricee ;hau auy 01 bar Ka ardnbinenL in ttec.ty. Ail
lnCvTvated pletise call and b- convinced.
Jut ri-Cfivrd, this Lr', by kxpres, afrratl tnrnioa
of s'LBS woicb are nice, conaistiug of fur
Capes, Fur GlijT-s, fur oiiars, aod an ovewhdro
iiigr stock of Ladice's and Sente' OvereHne. Rmen
ber tbe place, J. J. BkNTtN,
decl3 3K Ko. I -Superior st.
poll THE HOLIDAYS I ,:
Just RetTfired this Morning by Express,
A iplenvlid axsortment M Clt-ifd-ei-V Siberian 85 ulr
, iel Cap1 and Viciorindn. ?irlsand CuHa,
whtjh ar-'-rery beautiful. Call
and aee them.
A small consignment ol Philadelphia SKATES,
were alao receiTeU, which ere a trifl ahead of any
thing of tbe niod etvr brought to tois market 8 top
In as yon pass up street ana 'elect a pair of beauties
CHRISTMAS and 5IW TEAHS' GIFT
nnd yow will neer retrr-t it. 9o ecme right along
and purchase before 1 Hey are aii gona.
deci7 J. J. BKNTOsf.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
STAIR & CO.,
a
245 Superior St.
Have received a splendid stock aa ECRS to
CHRISTMAS IRESEJf TS,
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
XOW IS THE TIMS TO BCT.
EuC tiled Capes f.0, s and I; worth I W0, 1128,
and iiii.
Vg. Other PCRS in proportion.
COME BOOM AND SECURE A SET.
d-t H pv.iR A rn
- ' NOTICE.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY-GIVEN
i. 1 thac niy wife, Lucy O. h!, Baa left nv he-l
and board, aod 1 notify all arsons dealing with hvV
that I arill not pay any bnls ot ber cotitracting ol
whatsoeyer nature the may be.
SAUrtL 'WHTTE.
rwm Vr lth.
decl:34
rpooUKCUSrOMErlSAXDTHE
X PLBl.10 6-.NKRALLY Kin and after la,,w
aty 1st, we she l discontinue ail account what;
ever, and continue our eaiee erelaaieeir to esh.
The above courea baa been determined upon alter
the mt mature W4ibariion, and will aut bo de
eiatei from nndr any circumitan'-fs.
V itn many thanks Lr tbe very liberal patronage
heretofore exteuded to s, we expert, by the adop
tion of tb above rule (believing It to behest tor
all part ten) to ecu re a still larger portion ot the
tradeaf eooctmaniry.
iay Lor. gbiswld a Co..
ffeVlw. TTY fv'VHgj w,,-4 t'-Tt !irr-w
MANNING R E TTCt M ACHIN-ITSattdKSwl-1-
UAVVTLCTVmiB OF
'STEAM ESpISfci AAZ)MACHIiT.
Ofrerry deeerlptVm Bolts Ihr bridge and otbef
TirD -Jrti.fand BtackumithtnaT st lie rally.
jaarecone band Kuginee taken in exchanR for
new wort, or toid d commlNivB. Jobbing and R
pixi&f pfOJatgHa wBw4 to U&tAWit
alral C;5tatf;
WESTERN LAND. H. II. LIT
TLB. ol th" ret-flna of Lltdee A Key-., has
constantir on hnn Inrge e.uantitr of riue e ming
Land in Iowa. W iaeuaain and Aiitwmii. to x-:.-iaii(te
tor city or evintry real ee'eta, or sraonal oropwriy.
OtHoawlth Btiiiaa A Jennings. ilaUit h-.-y 'k, mi pa
nor UTreei.
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
j REAL ESI tit. Si-ortiweee, t.s -j. Autea
Ax Ao. ,. No- S AiaaTSA
aT', P. f : I I'
REAL ESTATE E. N. KEYE3,
iiJtmr ot Hie ft'-w of LittJtj A K has)
op-'uvd feWai .4tte otlioe la :Muae e Lxt, cor
bar tut anpatetTor iTet , d PxaO.svc 6,aaj, mti-S ha
eoMtaBkr o -Ti taou4,ii -r j rirt
j t'.uif ot e i . i ewTifis tn iris otaf-e ot Jrowa.
VV '-tiaim anw ifiaaouri, to ettcnn J-t ct-f aod
juuiry pmj-ri : aiao ft-r a-i kid.ie et vrJi-iiJ
rtiperfT. frr1 ffntih mi; :i r y -, . n;-"v k sj
81200;
Vv'E HAVK 7VLL'
huijdn-.'i d' :::itii :'vi nir n to bny a
Orortkhge aocuxtvi a r-;. . n s ;o y ;c run.
EtrOtS j r. n i us.
oct:
T M PhOVfcsU REAL i-oi ATE '
I FOB fALK CHEAP -Tne n.imietn-f' j
Un7 hie property oo Aaclie stres lor . "
cheip, and ou favorable urma, nr will t bcock,
Bjiku, Mortal Hjava, inxiuce, or tock ot (,k; ;
flttijen other hon- nod Tj tii'tw. wmniiig to
pare a aee thre ta rare eonra. Iriey tnnst and
sua, baaolii. Fur former itMAiara apasy ta a.
Ai. Ol)laa,yo l'4 iuclid ittect.
Aioo, serenU bouses to let a "ly as a be.
- :-je-ig
JOCSB & JENNINGS, ;
REAL ESTATE sttyStTUXCK AGENTS
; jVcv 211 Superior St (up 9tar, ,
-i.-l-.-i ...J .AtAKBLS BLOC.lv.
r 0 R S A t E.
ILLINOIS In norrnrn part ot ritare, and near
the Illinois Outre! n-i'roa-1, me erre
choice laayia aeiM:t-d rry swip, aoe now sur
rounded by avettruw-n. Ctu aeu a4 par
af-Te. and id w!l won h j'fl.
TABM of na HB-f-Tea miles fWm the rlty
soil aaady an 4 clayey km ; g"Mi aewe and
barn, two nTcnstrd-, aC V iii ttu tu or
f r-s. 5 -Jj o r a-Tt.
JOClSTAl A LLA't' Between neea so4 Ontario
tr(aw; llc-iaajwi Lt
BIT EH a I Itk a. r-V. -st .-.;; ii.i.eacd Lot. f n
bTOCtC AND FIXTI Biv r.taG.-ery -store, with
lease o btore if dt-mie. in a gixd lo atKti and
. no-c do4tig a frwd bnio-s-. rt Ui be so dene p.
CQLAMEK-un huclid Fiank H md, House ana oue
and a hall acres of land, wiih some trait trtMe.
- MjU.
BOLi v ABSTKKT Houawand Lot cheap at fW
FAB3I ' i 135 At K V In hirnnd, 4 p..; troni
"ft nionafhhy Tilige; !nrui LwuwiLi.n; two
. orrbaroa, wita iV sent goou bowtxam land.
5-i pr are.
C5IT k mi IT if HtlOHTSVtreant lott n smt
dewirat e iocaiiunv tn a-Jl. mi rroos n te i-z per
foot Aiao, ariuod Brica Houaea.u i-i rii ia
locij time. The trevis a"e w.oe aL,.i joa una
suahy lar. Tbe beaiihfTiine-e id b-a'ity of
this loca'ity. aa &lo the k.iiicw;usi ativanca
gs by menof the Clee.a:.J ins it ate and
superior public eJchuols, areaiMu.-p i--d. Tb-so
advan tacra, to7etoer with ta iMariMt to tha
bu.iueras prt ol Wie city, one mtie frtm the
Public Square.) must re.:. Lr Laivernity inshta
soon one of the mmt ds-sirahte locatina about
the city fr a rai Jercs, ami tb erenetit ie a ta
T.araule time to nutkA a good Mieciioa ml s low
pries.
EOS SALE OR ZXCXAXGE.
IOWA 0', IOWA !acrf, w-l l.rft-ii neartoa
Railroad now running; inprovd -arms around.
Will exf. hari7e tor a houee lot n eity.
WILLS US A V.L.N L'ii A Urge Brick H'is, nearly
nw, and in rK.-d st is, wiih Cve averts of land.
Will e"-Ji-ne for a sKwd larm.
17 ACKt oa IviiAsmaa niret, 1 mtiea from Court
Hoa-f, wun lar,e Cotiaire H'JUie. baru 1 g-od
' ' orchanl; nice f ri country reanace or itark-
et fUatuajn. n ill exenauoe for a au-m.
toTet. j
TWO STORES and OrSces 00 Public ?uuar, oee on
Bank street, and gixvj Dvellinaca oa rTJpoCt.
HuntingtAa, kheatnut and other etreeta.
A LAKulC ai.d convenient brick. hue oa iro.pect
str-et, west ol Kiie.
ALSO For a Term of year, a Tarant lot on 9enecm
. street, loo feet from "superior street, a good
. . ka-auoB ur bujiiues. V iii. leaae ux paroau to
suit.
BOISE A JRrwHiws.
FOJi SALF.
THE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsburgh stret, known as the fi itch cock
prpwt,r, bein lot One in Caee'i a-jiitjois to Clev
laad and Lot ia lveiley and Walworth's oubdJ
wuioi. Said property having one auiiired feet iront
on Fittsburirh street and extending La- k ten rods to
an alley. Tte house ie large, well nuiit and conve
nient. For terms apply to
KAJStt BACEC8 A KOBLX.
ocW.BlO
J?0R SALE. Onx Secob-Ha?o
Httam Boiler nrnet, so-cailcd, lately used
tbe Leader uthoa. bad Boil-r to 42 inchee ia oi
ameterv ouuide. aud A leet ioog ; turuace part, a iea
in diam-ter, aud f--t high.
Said Bolter origtoaily coet fv ; Is now Crrt rate
oruer. and witit, haw gratea, saatety-Taiwa; will bo
Old iT Mi.
"For t'irher'pnrtlcnlar? engulmt ia "oiflcts,
or at T.J. ilcoarrj 't fcteam Boiler bhop on Contrt
etreet. tf
LET. TWO STORKS AND
Officeeon PnMic Syuare, one on Hank street
V'od lwe 1 1 1 r sre on Pros nee t. Hun UnztoV
CheetiAUia. and ether street.
BOUSE 1 J5V1?0S,
lion ----- Marl'ln Bkvrk.
IOK K K N T A K ES 1 D t, S 0 K ON
f Orang-r et-- very nic and pleaeaat fr-r a
small family Has aii oonTenietvcea. Inquira at SI
lrarer 'irf.
--dtTaut.vif mxzl, vie.
SII'UAi H)S W A i 1 E U. AN
artire-onng bcof chm-ta. Utely nmas tho old
country, a firt iat Accoiiutanr, wihna to set em -
Eloy ment eil h r In an of.rf or n (ore, a h-re he won id
are aa oneormnity ol wtaking h'mt -neraiiy
naetul. For rvforence apmK to ftir v.Qiu;i. of
Hoot A W hitelaw. ir. J. $L Barkbarno, Arx-citect.
or Mr J. lownle( Pin.'er, or by h iter to Pt I'rtico
30h. rte- 12-314
SMALL FAKM W ANTE D.
Wrtted to eT'-ttang ftne hnuee and tot !n thia
ciiy, lbrasmall larm in kWsz CleTeiand or tcinity.
A1dres, staling prce and, location, P.at Orhe iiJx
fin rW.. rlcrl --
.sai.s.
COaV VTCX LABOii Jr'Oti MIjUSI
,;. v a t. Orrirs ohio Pxttstiat, J
SEALED PROPOSALS v tLL BE
receivwd mt tbe office of tha uhio Penitentiary
umil Al yudrty, January .iitf, ii,ati o'citxt V. w
for the labor 'f from ( Tie Hnnt'red ro "ne fcjarrtired
and Xoenty-ATe Cwovicis ia tbia laatiraiioa lue n-
ears. "shop room iurnichrd and UiCapaie jaaia
ta'ned at the vipfnif of tne Lt.
Btddors will ip-riry the kind i werk, tbennmber
of men, aod tiie price per day ftr la bur.
haii by peraona not contrcttra wiii be considered
for any bueiiieea hot now tirrit-d oa in the Pr en;
and frfn areeeut en tract ore, for tbetr tveTrt bual
seea and ibr auy otb-r not in ouflict ana tee law
ot (he urate, or fXiatiug con'raca; the tire:iora re-e-rricg
the riffht to el ct such b and huii-ae aa
will bt promon the tntreate ef the luantunoa
ami condict tte leeat with itn mevaiacicai uuresia
of tne -"tate.
lS'o bid reoelTed fhr we th , or more t'hsgi 9k
tea ia ar;y ooe contxacaa. Huccesfi'l hid Jera to giro
satiafaictonr security P.A.PUi. T h k,
TaK iai)1IOC, -WahTviaa.
N. MEkIvn. VIHrectots.
H. i. PA tj"''S, ) deevsiF
TVTUTICE TO CONTRACTORS
iHesaVed propoeHi will berececeed at thte nfftc
uutil tba iwch day t January o-au at U o cio k M.
K-r buiiuing a Ui idire over the i anal, near the mouth
of Tinker's lre k, in t nri-p-ndere.
Tbo work to be coapiaitrd by tbe tat day of Jane
next.
rhms and specfflcatlont f--r rhe wotIe may bo aeea
at this office no aud alter the V tn i St.
The Uo io iiiawfc sirs reere i fie rl-rnt to accept or
reject any laUaia. iij oru' of the board
WILLIAM FCLLrR,
C'tork.
Omcs or thw roaxiM'Ovsu or CctsvaooA co. 1
CleTtflaud, leceiubatr, Ia- u.
fv-eeaE-'-H
Qtixp and glctlicittfgo
A T T E N T I O NI
Nivta Nkglect a Coxtoh.,
Our List of Rsmedies:
McClint ck s Pectoral Syrup,
Arer'aCherry PectiTal,
Byner's lector al Syrup,
"A letar's B.iisain ol w i-d Cherry,
If AMMiiaf's srrup of Wot-d 'iip;h.,
. Hall's Ba,lcia for the Lunytv
Brown's Bionrhial TrociMa,
U tatar's Coiikfh LofetislcS,
Bwrs Li Tear won lavr,
Huudwl-11 s IVtuiu Kinedy,
Mc(;iiiito-k's Cot . m'! i.ou.h Beimedy.
1 Bw'i Pvtlmonie V'in,
titabie's Cbrry KxDctorant, .
Aict iintoci s w Uoopin Cotatih and. Asthma
K"me.1y,
BeWs Otn-rgh amdy,
Cburchui s rup ot H'Doph.-nphitea.
blilO-Nw A AKWlRu
tJerlT Vv,- ip-n r-'nft.
B I oave a larje Tansu oi me
err best kind ot Traaee.
I iief .
tva. FISSE.
H
A lit AND BKl.fcjS.
1 bare in ow "i nair aorasneo
ui ue City frcra 25 cant
to Jour dtfil.tr.
w f. TTSKE.
U'DAlIiiTS . :
BSVSI.rSTA ARAFICA TWO,
T...;k .ud luiatiu. a b'irecure &.,r iyvpeeela
.n,i f lne Hi-We.. Or.,.n aud im-
nortsd b; Her? I Barry, ho. r EWtfeat St., Lon-
n11: "'' to " '"' BTRONO A ARMTS0y.
TyCTING-CASES. . . .
A h"EW LOT 01" BKACTirri. CASES
just received by . .
JUKtilCAL iNSIKCUJiNIb.
Gentlemen of the medical erof-oion are invi
ted to ceil and loot al my stocA ol v;rL-al uooda
befor? pnrt h. d- t j. FiK'.
PACLDISQB HEADACHE PlLLB.
Th.r.eK.ltie Pill. It fa enr.R.l.ntlT claimed
will euro the beexfacha. Boiil wbilcie n1 retail
by tdeea: WM fl!KS.
H'XtXX
1)ROOK3S.C. k E. V BLILD-
ERd. Aiao KannlactnreTe of I-, Flin-la.
ih, nracfcsu and ail huids ol ScroU-fwirf aod
Uotblc work. Parucular astentloa paid to r tti-g
aa htoree. rectory on Uivauea ainaw near vanwv
fcesa, (avasaaa, Oasa,