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had it not been for the prssepce Of the MIL
itary in the very heart g thesliote12 strong
holds there is no knowing Were the matt1r
would have ended. Anunker Of bolicemen
were seriously injured b the riot II Bsyafd
street. Among the number, olIcer Jsn-
kins, who is not expected 10 recover. Cor
Hc-ers Perry and Connery were active al
Sunday in investigating the occurrence.-
Inquests were commenced upon the bodies
of the dead, but little or no testimony was
elected. 1t is even yet impossible to state
accurately the list Of the wounded, and il
is not sure that even the whole of the killed
are known, as in some instances the bodies
were hurried away by friends TO the rear
buildings and into big tenement houses in
dark alley-ways, and the ignorant residents
are not aware Of the necessity Of coro-
ner's inquest.
When the fight had ceased, physicians
visited the battle-ground, and such rs were
wounded were sent to the New York Hospi-
tai. Thirty-seven were sent to the Hospi-
tai, one of whom has since died. But be-
sides thirty seven, at least twice that num-
Der, less seriously injured. were conveyed
to their homes. II is probable that no, over
six were killed, though others may die from
their wounds.
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The New York papers are erowed with
particulars Of the riots, which commenced
IN that city on the evening Of the Fourth.
and continued for forty-eigh, hours. We
eondense the following. q
Inc conflict began on Saturday afternoon
IN the '.Bloody sixtti ward. between 1
gang calling themselves the ..Dead Rab-
BITS, and The Bowery boys, in Bayard
street, near Mulberry. Firearms were free
y used, and seven persons killed. ami TWEEN
1y-hge or thirty sounded In the Seventh
and thirteen wards there we're also serious
aHraTs, ID which number Of persons, in
Guiding . policeman, were badly Injured
IN sunday night the fghs was renewed in
Inc sixia ward. when terrible conflict took
place between two factions, and eleven per-
sons were shot, many Of whom are suppos-
60 TO be fatally injured. The police did nil
they could to suppress the riots, but they
we're totally insufficient .esen to protect
themselves from the fury Of the MODS, and
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The Nary department, this morning, re-
esived letter from Capt. Hudson, Oh the
siagara. dssei June 27;h, in which he saws:
| have the honor to report tfata ship load
tue telegraph cable has just been gotayoag
ssde Of ihss ship which we shall at once con-
Eaenes cJsiing Inso the fareaold. We have
PROMISE Of . second vessel, now nearly
.aii. on the 3Ist. ard shall commence eoiIIag
from her into the yard room tier aloft, dur
ms taAtfHe IN which we shall be coillng from
,aess vessels we shall coil 100 mile. IN "A
aoa's. as stated in uy New York letter Of tie
md Inst. the two vessels above referred to
tearing "a 80 miles Of the cable. !.
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----O~S-
Amusing and Retire. shiyg.

Our Democratic contemporaries on ''the
other side' of the Missouri. are having q
delightful time over the election of Dele
gate to Congress. 4 war to the knife is
now raging between the Nebrdskrian and the
Times, and their respective conductors, linn
tied only by their knowledge of the vocabu-
larry of utilization and abuse. which all
must agree, is pretty extensive and various
As we have been politely requested not to
say ought in taror Of either of the parties
of course we will checrfully comply, and
stand in position of profound neutrality.
Therefore, we suppose we are to consider
each as dishonest and scampish as he is rep
resented to be, and we are happy to have
good Democratic authority for the charges
Of selfishness, folly, rogucry and dema gogue-
ism, which we have from time to time, here
tofore made against the whole. In consd.
Grafton of these facts, and by request of one
Of the parties, we feel it our duty to say.
that we account to both our most sincere
and implicit belief. We must therefore adj
NIT. that we have not the least doubt, that
each is the character which the other rep
resents him to be, and if there is anything
to complain of, it is their want of graphic
power to portray, to the fullest extent, the
deep corruption which rankles in the hearts
of all parties to the controversy. Give US
credit for our disposition to believe both.
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CT The Detreit Daily Adpertiser saws
that gentleman who has passed the last
two months IN Chicago, states that bus;Des.
u altogether ogerdone there. Th9rs are
three hundred stores to rent in the CITY.
ana monss exceedingly tight--commanding
from thirty to forty per cent interest. Not.
@i. .is his, there is a good business
gong On, and those engaged in it, keep up
gooa spunk though things look . little dark
70 70 oic!as1 oned people, who are not quite ~
sfast" II the .,mss.
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The Democratic paper. IT this State, with
two or three ezceysions, are ~aging ran
coroas and Sre;ud;cia! warfare against the
New Constitution. Their stsaGks, mis-
statements, and siIfaI 1Ais;ke.sions, are aii
perpesrated in the aaae ii ssThs Dsmoc-a-
CT ct the State Of fssa-, How far the sen-
tinenss Of the DcGoer.sic party, as par
II, comedies vita the fG.minasions OF the
seIf-assuned orssu, We are not permitted
to know. For every attack upon the Con-
stitutioa, the organs assert that the Demo
cratic rarty Is responsible. This MAJ al De
trae. The Democratic party ray be oppos-
ed, =. party, to tbs adoption Of the Con-
s,.,u.;ou-It rrny be responsible for eve
rything enana.ing from the orgcns--oas Tor
one, We are inclined 10 doubt it. Thus far,
re hsvs seen nothing to conrines Us that
the Democrats party is opposed to the New
Consultation. 1t is true that there are OBJ
fashionable features in the insssumens-fc.-
lures that are alike objectionable TO the
greater portion Of the Denocasie and Re-
publican parties ba. we believe that the
more conservative members Of both parties,
and Of the mass of voters, are disposed to
viss it lenien.ly, knowigS full well shas 1t
would be an impossibility, TO frame an in
s.rumept of thai character, to suit the Pc
e,,ar wl.ins and views Of every individual
member Of society. We have yes to
s.s ,i.o ssss proceedings OF Democratic
meeting or Convention, in which the New
Constitution has been condemned, or made
q party is.ue. Even the .'Democr&ey Oh
old Pottawattamie" failed TO pass or broacn
the usual condemnatory resolutions. There
fore, we take it for granted, that the Dem
oeratic party Of this county do not regard
tue New Constitution as partizan lastFu-
meut--qr intend to make its adoption or
defeat a party issue.
On the other hand, we are cognizant Of
tue fact, that some If tbs most able and III
auentai Democrats Of the State are using
eyery e1ertiou to secure the adoption Of The
New Constitution. Not that they approve
Of. aud subscribe 10, all its provisions and
implications, but they consider it better
adapted to the present and future wants Of
the State than the old one, which it Is IL
tended TO snpsrcede. So, it will be obser.
we'd, that the opposition does not in reality
come from the Democratic party, bu' from
individual members Of that organization who
differ from the other portion of the party,
in their views Of political policy. We do
not, aud cannot believe, that the Democrat
10 party, as II party. will lend themselves
to the task of defeating the New Constitu-
ton. But, we shall see.
In shia connection, We cannot do better
than TO here introduce communication
from the Burlington Gazette. With tht
writer Of the article, we are we'll acquainted
and knog him to be.what he signs himself,
a-"pemacrat." He takes very liberia
and conservative view OF the issue, and his
rrmarks, though somewhat long, will we'll
pay - pcrusaI.
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We have received the first number of a
large and well executed paper, bearing the
above title. II is edited and published by
s. ". SwIceErT. The number before US
gives uamistakabla evidence of ability and
enterprise, and warrants us in saying, that
it is just such a paper as is neeasd at Sioux
City. II should be literally sustained. We
wish the publisher every success in this un-
dertaking.
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fSSze Of Pages 10 ny 20 inches
The object II the q. y. Directory will be;
LIST, TO give The Name and Post Once Address Of every
Male Person ef the Of Fifteen years aud upwardst
in the CBIted States
ID, 10 siTe the Name Of every Post once and Post
Master In the United s;ates
3D., give the Name and place Of Ratification Of every
Daily weekly, Monthly and Quarterly Paper sod Mag
azihe published In the United States.
ksth State City Town Village and Post once, will
be Alphabetically arranged
TIE name Of each person will be Alphabetically
ranged under the head 81 their respective Post Oco
Address. ~.. ~. ~.
As the U. s Directory will be matter Of interest
70 every FesideDt d America, rssrectfuy solicit
ae ad Of Post Masters and others IN all paris
country, in obtaining names and sending them "a
s1JD as p1ssibte.
10 making up lists, write the Of the Post once,
County aud State at the head Of the Sheet then f
Remainder with distinctly written names Male per-
sns 9or, Of the age u Fifteen Years spw ards and
a. sn you have sulesent to ill envelope, for
ward then 1n Immediately. ~ n stEEfs 81
Prospeus Will De Post paid to sny person who
may order Il. .. (
To PREVENT MrsTaxEs.--wrtte distinctly, the
Names Post once. County ard State.
NORRIS, GARDNER WILKES,
Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio
Y. b. Publishers inserting ths shove prospectus in
GLIDING this ngtee three times In their WEEKLY pa
per- and calling atfsatiDn 10 the in their Editorial
columns will receive copy Of the Z. y. Directory,
ifseTsd At their once free Of charge Dircct all ex-
/ change papers 70 the t. y. DIRECTORY (nI2-u
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c. FENSER FERGrsoS. Chief Justice of
Nebraska, last Saturday. llth inst, receiv.
ed the nominations for Delegate to Congress,
from the Bellevue Convention. There are
now tour candidates in the field, all Demo-
ocrats, as follows Generals THAYER and
EsTABEooK, Hon. d. B. CHAPMAN, and Com
modore DEcArrR-"al honorable men, -
with one exception. The time draws near,
and we hope the grooms will have their re-
spetive nags in prime order for the Con.
gressional race. We bet on the tai ',u1.
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LOST.

A DIAMOND SHAPED GENTS PIN, WITH CHAR
~ AorsRs On the face blonging to orders al
So thc owners name engraved the back (Charies l.
"il!tan's) ANY one finding the same sii confcra
favor by leaving it at BALDWIN L Dopar's office
TnIs-lt "
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I. d. Of g., r.

d. c. BLO0MER will deliver an Address to
FRONTIER LopoE, No 100, on next Monday Evening.
All Members in good standing are requested to attend
July IS. Z
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GEORGE NJ. WESTON,
Editor T. Proprietor.
WARRINGTON, D. c., June 9Th. 1867.
Terms Of the Republic. !
PROSPECTUS or THE
| L n it c Il states DireCt r VI
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES,
Tslge Of PAGES 10 by 20 inches.

| TIVE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE ISSUING ABOUT
| the frs, of Oepbsr 1857, BOOK under the above
l 4 A..-rL. utaIf. aNu.
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Ma. EprroR-Tho positions assumed and
persisted in by Yourself and other demo
cratic editors in the stats adverse to the
provision. Of the newly amended con*titu-
ton, Iamani, in ms opinion, P.alu exam
nation before the public.
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The West.

"- The West. ~
81 hear the tread Of pioneers,
OF nations yet 10 be;
The first low wash OF waves, where secn
Shall roll = human sea.
The elements Of empire here
Ace plastic yet and warm,
The chaos uf mighty werid
Is rounding into form -.l
Each rude and jos,iing fragment soon
Its hitting place shall ind,
The raw material OF State,
Its n,uss.le and rs mind WHIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
Medicines,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,

For fhs exys Of Dsspsps,a, Liver Compgaist,
UroPss, Neuralgia, Incipisat Diseases of tia
Lsngs and Bronchial Passages, Btiss, Gen
era! Debility, &c.
THIS EXCELLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
Il has attained high reputation and been ex-
tensively used In Boston and other cities Of the
East, has been received and is now offered for
sale by n ID. GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue, as also by the general agent, cor
ner Of l. and Sd streets, Navy Yard.
The proofs Of Its efficacy are numerous, so
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charac-
ter, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive the profered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
eare-aI, but its range is extensive, because many
diseases, apparssIly unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases Tor which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, is precisely that which has so often
baiied the highest order Of medical skin. The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovert-
ible.
have analy,ed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind Of active substances contained In it. and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceuh
cal article. The metallic compounds OF arsenic,
anthony, mercury and zinc are not present. MOI
Is II possible TO detect in ii the slightest indica-
ton Of any metallic and mineral poison Its Or
ganic constituents do not include opium, or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
to the taste. Ii Is preparation scientifically and
skilfully compounded, possessing all the duTabil-
ity Of spirituOus tncture without its objection.
able qualities and the activity Of Its leading con-
tation of Its solvent: The point here attained has
been frequently and unsuccessfully sought after
by pharmsceutists. Respectfully,
A. HAYES, MD.
ASsayer to State Of Massachusetts,.
No; lS Boylston street, Boston, Sd Nov 1855
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for Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
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Entsysd according to Act Of Congress, A. ID. 1887
INA6AIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
OF the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers In all
sections Of the Union obliged to have recourse
to other sources Of relief than the immediate pre-
script on Of their family physician, and as each
return Of the winter season brings out host Of
professedly new specifies. some good, others use-
less, and many decidedly dangerous, 1t becomes
as much a matter OF duty as Interest, believing
this to be remedy, combining the greatest ad.
vantages, with the least objections Of any other
In use, TO make II as extensively known as pJac-
tcable. That such Is its character, Is abundantlv
proved by the fact, that 1t has been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that Its reputation has continued to spread
and its sale increase, with little aid from adver.
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for a worthless
preparation as for meritorious one, that BY It's
own Intrinsic merit, with the recommended on Of
persons benefited by Its use, IL has gained its
present popularity; 1t Is not trumpeted to the
world as a specific or cure all, but as a valuable
and scientific auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
al hand, and one that has been generally found
to aford relief where most others have been tried
without material benefit AS such, 1t Is recog-
nlsed by numbers OF our leading physicians, who
know It's composition, and have been eye Wit
nesses Of It's superior efficacy, well as by thou
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whom reference is cheerfully permitted.
Sold at Is cents, or three bottles In one, SO cts.
by MARIN Il PALMER, and CHAS. STOTT,
Washington; ClSSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
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Also, TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
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Proposals foY Erecting the Post Office and
Courthouse at Rutland, Vermont.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. dec. mh,r IaS6


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
delarment until the 10Th Gay # Februa Y, A.
ID. 1857, al O'clO L, m for the construc tioa 4
the Pos On e aId COur house. authorized to be
erecte at .;uteat, Vermont, according to the peHs
anu hpecIht atoms preIa-ed at this de tment /;
a rroI Oeas to be ethe for the whole buildirg or
a>ete for different kinds of work bills pal GELS
mlst In every ca accompany each bid, with he
am unit OF each kind OF work, AMI the 20 a amour,
ca' ned out; the department re,eIving the hight m
rel ct or accept the proposals hereby iuvrd, or
any parts thereof when il det the interest Of tile
United states requires IL +; the deper m Mt also re-
serves the eht to exclude the bids Of any person
persons who there is just cause To believe Will not
atbfllly perform the contracts, which they rave
at mpted to obtain by indirect ion aud ali b,ds
whea there shall be parties In interest who do not
in in the bids. aud al bids that, upon investiga
Il n, are below fai- price fos the WORK.
Bids viii not be received In groes, and no con
tract viii be ava ded to bidder unless details are
furnished the Gepar msnt OF the prices of the differ
subject 10 the revision Of the department. that /.
may sd pt the whole part Of the bid, the inter
est Of the United States may require.
Nine'y per cent. of the amount of work done, and
materials delivered, according 10 contract price (seid
amount to be asccrtain-d by the estimate of an
agen. OF the department appointed for that PURPOSE
will be pad from time to time q the work prv-
gress-s ali ten per retained until the compe-
ton Of the contrast and cepance OF the work. c..
by the agent sioreaif and b. forfeited in the event
of non fulilment of contract
Contracts will be aWard.d only tn master builders
an m Mechanics, and the assignment thereof except
by consent OF the Secretary OF the Treasury will lie
a forfeiture Of the same.
Each proposal mus be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons (c.r-
titled to b. 20 by the United Sra district Judge or
attorney of the said GstreiD in the sum OF IS 900
for the whole work, or OF proportioBate amount
il for any part. that the bidder WILL when required
IL his proposal b. accepted, enter into conlran aod
nd with proper ard suffcient securities for lis
faithful Performance
form of bond and ccrt6catsrequired, Will fur.
nshed on appli' auol 10 the department.
Plans. sDecifcat Ons, and working drawings will
be ready after thriy avs, when they III be ad 4
application to the oepan ment.
No It'd tril be considered nnless ii flIlu oempli in
all its dstGsls nth the requirements IF tis advertise.
mSnt.
The proposals. must be sent to this der artmept,
addressed TO the Secre;asy of the Trtasmy, and
plainly endorsed PropoSGls for the Rusldnd Post
Office and Courthouse and will be op.ned at 10
O'Clock, m Of the last day named for receiving
the same. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Seerehsy Of the Treasury.
dsc lQ.9avrEphlRt