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,,,.,E1TITIG 10 CINCINNATI
" 11EsF AND SOUTH
suoRTrsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI. ..,,.v,4s
!INcENNEs cA1R go A sds, ii i. Va DE
ci ana g. F.ff Wilmington ana
ZANESNILL6 1OMn
SIORT LINE RAIL RO@O'
g,else Mia shorter By MS Route than Ca.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road TO
EVANSVILLE, -
And there cllAxGE eAHs ard tske tnO's % nv
77,,.cV a SFSyIi.I.E IS EULBOWs:
a. toISAI II.4OP for Cincinnati and points !. ~,
an .rriyai OF Central Ohio Trains from Heslns -
East t.''''''
mi. route passes through y Lexington. LaheSstsT, ~
I'M, STShiaeton wilmington and AiaTro~th fiels'
and most beautiful part q OH.O-
~ r.. particular and ask Tor tickets via tn" @ va
short Line RAN Road.
PARE AS Low As By Any OTHER EoUTE
=. r,,RoreII T4sEgts and other lnforatI0n. e3quiTe
n Central OHIO Ticket Oiies, Ia thesPrs6 tOu's'N
street, Wheeiinks "a.
E. CEsE, Pol. Wv HAsLEri z 4s: sHE.O Q.
isas-lS
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA
RAILROAD.
g ss 49,
Great Yorthern and Southern Man Route.
FOR NORTHERN, s0QIHkRS AND hAstAAN
TIA ' -, a ,,.,-,-.n Rich
ulond and Washington City VIA SoFdonlyiie ana Ais
-H 1onrs Of departure at Rich
nond 5;ao A. u ana t;oV = =
FetuTninc leave Wnshington.-.6 A. n and -.
argv. NJ Rsef..aond $50 P. 81 and Al,
BegEaee checks and tickets given thFo7gh between e
TIIFsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 80 sTkAP Kali
and beirr in excellent order, and CARRYING I1E UlA
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NALL give - - sass-
antee OF always securing connections, ns - aoHn ~ III
vas aiIy AZ Richmond and Washington city In o.
e.. 1loafrl ID. 81
Tarr TTTVrTTE RICHfoxD Wa
An ultIbus EOnnd always really % take lIO1y
and bagnge OF wearing apparel between
taFe their meals, whether going North or South
Tiroug Tickets can be obtained between Danyle ana
yoIftOn At the Terminus Of the Roldl nov nearly con-
nite 70 Danville An Agent Of the Company WI receive
he bseks Of passengers from the Danyie Road and At
tend 70 ther baggage all the Way 70 Washington me BAL
T are the same BY BY the old Steamboat
There change OF cars the night line between Rish-
mond and Alexandria lsA
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IL - -
PENNSYLV WANNA RAILROAD!
TTTINTER ARRkrGElfEHT.--On and aissr Monday De-
Tt ef FasT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except sunday, a. - oock
time, aFrivinR IN Philadelphia a. li:oY z. y.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station ef cry etss'
AZ 5s ohns,ovn Accommodation train Pittsburgh
eept Sunday, At 80 o'clock, p. stopping Al an
SfotjnnS and runnIn as far CJnemaugh krst Accom-
mediation for Turtle Greek BridFe. cave
csnI snndar AZ 90. 4 m. The Second Accommodation
% f,r 5rirtie Creek leaves leaves daily sunday eH
eenied AZ $50 M The Third Accommodation Train for
sSnin rains arrive In PIitlburgi fnlIoEs-Ex-
press 1.46 nj Nail, QUO n nj q ri m.
second 124U5 Third Accommodation CIV
p. m. ,,, -, rst.,,. .orne-t Al RIafrsvie
T,tr.etion with Mail Train East. Express train WeAt anu
lie JoInstoWn Accommodated frain East and West.
~, ana onnesville Road. daily,
sunday excepted, rs foIoEsIAan lam ; ~ ,sbnr
and ConnesvIlle Road, arrive At Pittsburgh 900 \ ms ~
61OP. n, .-,,- 20 shot, Interes
in going Eastor West TO travel BY ne FShy - -
road as the recommendations now ohtreds cannon pe
passed other route A. ts soS - nToIs safe.
ty, speed and comfort, 20 All VINO may iA'OI u''i 49,
their patronage. a1aoo
Fare New York ''s's, ~ M
= Philadelphia. --------''.''''I9 W
81 Baltimore. ~ ~
8 Lancaster --...'ss.s.. -------"-''' ~
g - Harrisburg. a., 1r.,t,
Baggage checked TO an Stations on me me, sS W.
tickets the win be charged
Ten Cents in addition to the Station rates. except A
lions vhe the Company has no agent
NcrrcE-in case oCIoss, the Company viii hold theIn-
selves responsible personal baggage only and Tor An
Bhe Exeeisior Omnibus Line has been emrloi cd 20
convey Passengers nd Baggage to ana rom ts 80
charge % cents for each passenger ana Dag
gage. ,,..,.. I STEWART. AGENT,
AOi AioAS's-fF''- Attte p r. R. Passenge Station,
,.,t on Liberty and Grant sta, Pitts6urEh
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MHW SPRIMG- $40 z.

NEW SPRING STo TX.
BEG LEAVE to nqTq I; the 5y pisI IAs sp Stock,
which determined to sell as cheap a. aS mousse IN
Wheeling. ...,o.o,
DRESS GOODS such as black aad ansg i R.rass ps
aines dc Brges, With variety Of goo Is 100
Gus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the best to found in wheeling;
assortment Of Collars of AZ prices tom tae lot
nsreGaTiy meution MarseIe Sets, all the rage at
the East complete assortment Of asi ".
ever brought INTO s also Rnnnst new and
bsSutiful styles nowers rashes ana every 's III "a.
rsa Sirius 81. BT RLansS
SSISEs, saGwTs, setlai Cashmere, plain aud fancy
at IRE S oRois and every og men,
Esar t s i ANA would rafeury request
cbant tallorsto exRtnine my stock as
MFRS, complete line and also nf'hoss long its
W95 can and IL exaGs ms soos, as sure It compare
tavoraby with any other and as am G%ns, s s, es AZ
's'l n ~ s's''' 1'A IS E siss.sls..
T1TnITR GOOD ,-Eleesnt FlEd ssiss M''lips
I. wv French Mdslins Tor Party Dresses,
Jones' celebrated make Of oaubrisst Seeeohets anu
Frena,; anil Enriil.h BrllIsptes.
Plain SWISS RoG T;11, jass yTs MARS
INSiBRoIDERIES.-E dered si.s, JRee9net Luce
~ Sets; Rich ooaTs spa Mor5inS Gowns
elegantly embroidered, with great varsity OF other -
oE9,assiea' l9ss itEIsKRLL swEARINaEN.
I'VE HAVE JIIs1 REcEiYi a lAAHk igt 9, willow
w and wooden Cabs RANGING rom St3l TO Ets eaeil.
Another lot n <tins Steel Frame Skirts ne Ia
dria prardroie complete vi thout one OF them.
A new stock OF Wilstenhoirlia Catierys
More Of those Gold Pens
GSenflefnen'S Dressing Cases- ...
Gentlentcn's Iisle Thread half Hose, Every hne."
! Ffns Letter and Note Paper4.
Bun aud White Envelopes
Blank Books anu Stationery OF all kinds -,
apis PA1Nk 4 Gu.
6antillas and Shaw1s.
TSRErUH Lace 8iantillAs,
Il RnFlish Lace Nautilus,
Sik and Lace Aantillaa,
D1eal busters,
IInen Busters
ana iSns siisse2i ''s' MARSH TAYLOR
lA' ssy e. s. n sons.
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT s.

CHANGE-OF SCHEDULE
49,, .-.-z-, $50, - VII
nc sT'aTEON q 80 =. g -
- - HAT sth, fs55.
.,,4 s,PFn SUNDAY FVESlS NAY 9itf Pissen'
I frsire vim leave tIs station dsAy, asfohOEs
b. "a 81 !, ) =. s.a..nsa .pil -
mai train except Sunday - slO A. NJ 49,.
.5. & rasseneers At an the principal stltious
between yhealing aud Baltiiuole. N, - - Ala
charge passengers ie following Stations oniy
Caueronl BuEton, Brnt0u' cry
&c., 6rSfton RoUiesbuFg, Piedmont, CrmhIianl'
NO. IL Water station, or 9ohns Kun Mefnso9ss' n
- Nonoeacr 81 kesvile and Waahnstqu duiell,. fn,a
Accommodation train daily, Excerpt saturday -
p H., will receive and disehafle ~ ~
sfafJona between Wheeling and Baltimore. 90 A.
Trnns will arrive follow: Man tram ~ A-g
t , s.-' - = 7 : ". b. SMITH, suP't.
uhae, .,opn t..,4 mytn
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PBNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. .

rVOHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
~, -Jties with Western NaFtHestern, and. South.
western states by continuous RoEay direct Ihls Ioad
also CONNECTS At Pittsburgh with daily line OF 20
an porls on the Western Rivers and az ClevSan9
Iusky with Steamers to all ports on tns g 5j5il
ost bv which FREIGHT can forwarded TO and from
the Great Vest
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In connection With the above. keen every Kind Of 'np
seai instuients and musical n,srehaAdise generally
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"A New Light

"A NEW Lib III
TIME Drunmond Light produced rom improved 81 bsiS
OIL has no equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial sent tito to the public as
free from all explosive properties. It isehsap because the
c6st mar hour less hafa cent best
ne MIL burn BRILLIANT with steady natne Tor
twelve hours without reling give
,r ordinary sized Foul, and having
Ibt 10 manHacfire and sell, confidently recommend
It 70 public favor. -. 49,. v,,,.i.Lt,
s, so 81 ~ J. X DUNLAP co.
Ian Is No. I15, MAius st. Wheeling, Va
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StraW Goods.

q Ay ny Is now opening large and general Assort'
sistjnV 81 Everett D. r. AMI bound, Webster ltallan
Hats Pedei; d. h. Drab and Brown Lssnor1 Saon 49,
Ieshorn Young America D. " LRghorn Bows Hats fAna,
ma "a fne artele) Silver Straw DIa6 Hatsi yeress
siisn % b. Boys Hats; Olildren's Extra
Do1 i ~ ~ $50, 80 - s. AVERY,
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sHEET MUSIC.

TbelarSes sock Of sheet music, Iuuscr works, @e kc
fei the WESTERN country -
~ Music seat tommy address postage free--eEa
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n. n. SCOTT,
No. 15T Main street, Wheeling, va.
wholesale and Retail

DEALER N
xSy,,S1I,es flIoeIEa. SeWesFgs watch q SaoS.
NHnfefisiIa, sTOoiH. eiinaeeas n
4rvFr Plated aud Britaua Ware, Gold Pens, ana rem
~ ~, y SILVER p-cttcies, Port aionaeat Rurses
0Sr a,es abas, Work Boxes, BFushes COMBS
~ Fancy soaps Pocket LnIss Roos
sIis usrds Steel Keys Steel engs Jst and Sora
and general assqrtlnento oil asetel anu 1e4iSs
added very largely TO my stock both In
'Ne' VS4Satchmakers, Merchants. PedIars,
and ths public generally, very complete n
' wS Ssf and coes eare repaired and warranted
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ShawIs and ManttlIas.

ShawlS and IAa1b1A1dS'
40 GRAPE sIIAYS. Of recent In oartation ON up
ItUt 10 l dollars TIE Five Dollar Grape SleFls, white,
eitl ~ main or einhrailorSd fully worth @tu.
SILK siIAYLS-PIain black and coored.
TiiIB[T sHAYIS. Riaok and Molisi etnbroidersa Au"
nIaIp: also a few lIiIl cni bred and white. -,
STELLA SEAHLS- AZ OF the hanhso'nes5
IL, thjS ct with Metre, Rroche and Printed BoFders
s6a NJ every style In market such
as Chanty, Lace and S, (eu5roiere anu I W S
at very Great bargains; At hLfA o. ~
ap3-9m ~ 'iHt
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MaW SVstem.

w CHANGING Of hsiness long credit system 70
cash one or les also change long Protts
= sr short ones, closing out our STOCK OF hehNy
Cloths and Cassineres will sell from ten 70 twenty pes
cent Idss prices Should any doneI
~. ~ nv 4IInRat No shiuEton Hall you VIII De at
~" 49, ~ wiIEELFR BAKIN.
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pArrs RgrWEEy pHILADELPHIA AND PIrTSBURGH

FIRsT CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and
Cans Books, Dry Goods Tin box bass 75c per 100
and trunks Drugs, Gin boxes naissD
Feathers, Furs, &c.
SECOND OLASS-Domestc Sheeting,
nFtIn licking lin original baesJ 60c uer leo lbs
Drugs (In casks) Hardware, LeathsTs
I'm rolisor bOxes)WoOl and sheep Pelts
Eastward.
THIRD OLASS.-AnVIs, Steel, Chains On
sssts HEMP. Bacon and Pork sal,sd per 100 lbs
ed. (exceut cIgaFs eut.) &C. &C.
FOURTH OLASS-OOfee. Fish, Bacon Beef
aud Pork casks o. boxes s9.5S5 SS, zoe Per 100 us
ma n Clay, Tar, Pitch ROsiu &c
PIOIJIt..I5c per bbl until further notice.
GRAINIn lOadu 30 cents per lOO iOs-t uht
notice. ,, .oo ~. -..t.s,t ,,ntst
49, In shipping goods any point east Of Philade
,i9 be raTcuaFtO mark packages ''UtH ts'iEestpINt
aSoqd An Goods consigned TO the agents OF THIS road
AZ PhiaiephIa Pittsburgh, will be forwarded ElOuI
detention. ,r,,,. go. u,,.,,i. / r
No Aston House. and No william street ana Senh
ScflonaId No Battery Place, NJ WfoIk; Pierce &So
vir %: irwin 20, and sPrngnan Brown,
n q AIsl,irum, Madison, Ind: Dumesri Bell 90, ana
arter& Jsvrett, LOuIsVille Ky: g OItey 3 90,
vie Ind: Sass Louis, No; Harris Mgraley 70,
Ne 5nhis Tenn; Leech Co. Chicago, iu Glass. boIt
Wayne, Ind; E Sneeder, tnllA; aAAsf',S . ooO''
$780, n u. HUSTON, Genp Freight Agent. Fliuad.
apS1y1 HI, LoABAskI' sqpt-' lAilOol =
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=. ,4RSr Tar n ALBEIT, y AYt@ q CO.'S Pl-
o n 4 IN = The above nlsas itte up with All the
I'm beautiful Rosewood cases: ny
fiI Louis XIV styie. = =, u },,,..,
VveiodeOns, and IEH.he- Il Ga'sle's Meiode-
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Latest Counterfelts.

We find in LAWRENCE & Co 3 New York
Bank Note List, Of the 18th July, the fol-
lowing list Of the latest counterfeits:
Is, Howard Banking Co., Boston, Mass.
Wig, two females and eagle. Ship under
full sail on right--eagle on left.
Is, Miller's River Bank, Atbol, Mass.
Wig, train Of cars--female on left
%, Goshen Bank, n. Y. Wig, drove OF
cattle female with milk pail on left.
3s, Mechanics Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
Wig, blacksmith seated on boiler-on
right, currier at work.
Is, Traders Bank, Boston. Female on
each end. Vig female, eagle and shield.
Is, Greenwich Bank, Il. !. Wig, man
on horse, sheep, &c. Backsmiths on left
female on right.
IS, Rockville Bank, CT. Wig, man and
dog--iemale on left
Is, Bank Of Jersey City, N. J. Wig,
three small female figures Female with
sickle on leit--Justice on right.
IS, Miller's River Bank. Athol. Mass
Wig, female, eagle, shield, &c. Female and
cars on left.
IS. Iandhoders Bank, Maine. Wig,
drove OF wild horses-girl on right.
los. Rockland Bank, Maine. Wig, f.
male. bales, ships. &c.-Altered
los, City Bank, Providence, Il. /. Wig,
lath work with girls head. Washington on
Franklin on right
10, Chambersburg Bank, Pa. Look out
for well executed counterfeit los on this
Bank, With pale impression.
20s, Unadillo Bank, n. Y. Wig, dro-
vers and cattle on upper left-20 and girl
on right.
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hearts did not, it appears, make a single
conquest. Had be done 80, be would as Ger.
tainly have narrated bis victories in Penn
sylvania and New England, as be described
bis success in this and bis own country.
Travellers in America have cried out loudly
against the rudeness and barbarism of trans
Atlantic manners; let the present writer
give the humble testimony Of bis experience
that the conversation Of American gentle
men is generally modest, and to the best Of
his belief, the lives of the women pure"
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I'uE ORoNoco GOLD DiGdtxGs.--We
take the following from the Mantorville
Express, OF the 18th:
Several Of the residents of this village,
on Tuesday Of this week, paid visit to
Orouoco, tor the purpose OF Judging by OBJ
s,rva,ion, the truth OF the current reports
in regard to the gold discoveries in that vi.
cinity. They report that they are satisfied
that the genuine article exists in the banks
OF the Xumbro at that point, AID Tor many
miles below. Experiments have not been
made, however, as yet, sufficient TO satisfy
them that a single man, with his pick and
pan alone can make paying wages. They
inform US that company Of thirty men, in
Guiding some of the best citizens of Orono-
90, aud several who have had experience in
the California mines, are making extensive
preparations for washing the gold At a
point six miles below Otouoco this compa-
ny are building Hume $50 rods 10 length.
at an expense Of at least $1,000 They are
expanding their money and labor. with the
utmost confidence OF realizing large returns
At q point some distance below this, com-
pany are engaged in turning the course O.,
the river. Besides this, sixty or seventy
individuals are engaged in the vicinity,
prospecting and washing on their +" own
hook" Oar friends brought with them
some specimens Of the dust" which they
washed from the dirt at the " diggings." To
US, it has every appearance OF the genuine
article.
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Tennessee is the only State at this time
which has much trouble in and about her
banks. The Bank of Tennessee is in bad
odor. At Cincinnati, the issues OF that
Bank are taken with more reluctance and
at discount Of per cent. The Gazette
informs us that no ne W development has oc-
casioned this uniavorable change. 1t is at.
tributed, probably correctly, to the fact that
this bank is still on the suspended list. The
longer, under the circumstances, that it
keeps its place, the less will be the confidence
in it.
The n. Y. independent, of the 18th
says:
The city banks have diminished their
loans nearly $4,000, their receipts being so
much greater than their discounts, while
their specie line has increased near 5000 900,
with the immediate prospect OF another
California arrival. The bank deposits have
undergone no change. These returns show
continued inactivity in business circles.
Nearly $35,000000 in specie, and nearly
S9OO00,005 in all OF bank deposits, are
very expressive items. The banks hold $685.
100000 to meet s97, 100000 of demand LA.
bilities, which is more than one third while
the banks have come to the decision in
Clearinghouse cohclav:', that fifth, or
twenty per cent, is the line of safety.
Money is therefore plentiful in Wall
street, but not so in circulation, where it is
much stinted. Uncurrent money is not
abundant, and the city circulation is not
large. Specie continues TO flow into the
city, and but little is exported. Only s564,.
900 were shipped in the week ending July
10th. The Sub-Treasury continues to dis
burse in excess Of its customs receipts. which
are small. The money markets Of Europe
are without change, showing the same re-
dundancy of means as has been the case for
long while past
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Thaeksray's Opinion Of Americans.

Ia the last installmeut of the Nirgini
ans" as published in the July number oil
Harper's Magazine, we find the following
There lived, during the last century, a
certain French duke and marquis, who
distinguished himself in Europe, and Amer
lea likewise and has obliged posterity
by leaving behind him q choice volume
Of memoirs, which the gentle reader is
specially warned not TO consult. Having
performed the part Of Don Juan in his own
country, in ours, and in other parts OF Eu.
rope, be has kindly noted down the names
Of many court beauties who fell victims to
his powers Of fascination and very pleasant
reading. Do doubt, il mus, be for the grand
sons and descendants Of the fashionable per.
sons among whom our brilliant nobleman
moved, to fed the names Of their ancestres-
as adorning NJ lie Dues sprigh,ly pages,
and their frail,ies recorded by the candid
writer who caused them.
In the course OF the peregrinations Of this
nobleman. he visited North Carolina, where,
according to his custom in Europe, he pro
ceeded s'raigh,way to fall in love. And
curious it is TO contrast the elegant refine
ment Of European society, where, according
to Mousiegneur. he bad but to lay siegc TO
. woman in order TO vapquish her, with the
simple lives and habits Of the colonial folks
among whom this European enslaver Of
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THE details Of the disaster TO Col STRIP
ross command show tina, be Was he'd into an
ambush by too much confidence in the
friendly disposition Of the Spokan Indians.
The immediate cause Of hostility On the
par, Of this tribe Is the fact tina, the gov
ernmcut Is about TO cut . military road
through from Walla ALA TO Fort Benton.
The Indians seem determined 10 resist any
transit whatever across the country, and the
Spokans have bsn joined in Their rvo, BY
the Flathesds and the C1ur dAlanes. II
is fcArd that q general rvol, viii take
place.
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From Utah.

ST. LouIs, July 2O.-Our Ieavenworth
dispatches Of the 10Th per U. s. Express
TO Boouville say private dispatches from
Washington state that new military posts
are to be created at Big Timber ADD obey.
enne Pass. A dispatch from ST. Josephs,
18th, says that the Salt lake mail With
dates to 10th ult had arrived. Johnston
entered the city on the 26th. Capt Marcy
is also at head quarters in the city. The
Mormons had been invited to return and
take possession OF their homes.
Provo is still the rAllying point Of the
Mormoos
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We learn from Thompson's Reporter that
the demand for Warrants is steadily in
creasing, and will undoubtedly run up the
market value to q high figure before the LIST
Of September, when several land Offices will
be opened in the most desirable part Of the
West. An act passed the last session of
Congress, authorizing land warrants issued
under the act Of 1855, to be received in half
payment for the land on the railroad lines
held at $3.50 per acre, heretofore payable
only in gold. This is an important law, and
has advanced the new warrants to the same
value as those under the acts previous to
1855.
In New York, on the 18th, land warrants
were held at the following rates:
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The Htmoefai also points to St Louis,
St. Charles, Usage. Harrison, Crawford,
and twenty other counties in which slavery
is fast disappearing. 1t is curious fact
these counties are mostly in the middle and
Southern section of the State.
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THE SERyICE PERFORMED.

FROM ,ss Belle Plane Enquirer.
ILLINOIS Pour cs.-The Republicans arr
pretty sure to win in the triangular fight in
Illinois. 1t is not consequently much mat
ter practically and so far IS this election is
concerned whether the Democratic or Doug
las ticket receives the most votes. Let the
relative result be As il may there will never
BE- another distinctive Douglas ticket. Re
fore another year has passed the leaders Of
that faction will belong to the Republican
organization OF eoure the massss that
they have endeavored TO mislead will remain
true To the Dernocr ATTIC party
The upshot OF the whole win be that
Douglas will lose his ga, in the Senate. and
Abraham Lincoln be elevated TO il in bis
stead
80 much for Rockingham.
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A NV York poet. in touching on the
conversion OF AwvuI. GARDNER, goes il thus
We sing and shout our grateful thanks,
That Awful Gardner joined our ranks
That, ~ the lamp holds out to burn,
There may be chance for Patrick Hearne
Aud a. his mercy's all enduring.
We may even hope for John Van Bnren.