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The Columbus, Ca, TImss publishes q lettsr.
written 70 i,s editor BY Hon. James A. Tucker. !
msubsr Of the Gsorsis Ssuste, and at the time Of
bis suieids candidate Tor the position Of Judge IN
the district 10 which hs resided. Il j. N tol.
Iowa:
DAws'S. Co., December 10. 1855
am about 10 do hing wnish have had 10 con.
temptation since -, viz: to rid the wo Id uf me.
and to rid self # xis,euce Us lees 10 me and
derosatory TO othera and Mr. Eoitor. how dsl.
or ut nsny. TO perform the act am about to per
frmf Life ir q burden 70 me-nas teeu for cara
% am driven mm mm on by destiny ha . no roxer 20 con
trol Doi't say TO 40 it-m your fauf; .ol could
&C. s.n,l, have Ira,.d to God % bel. @s 20 e
pos y @ good O Ss9. pra,
for from boyhood; and vet have not bee 8 20 d
man. There is divinity that shapes ur en- .. ;
the wind, aud we have little power to direct
| cur course a, the feather IN the sale
Now. with eli my sins follies asd vices oltnging TO
my ski b. am going. unbidden. into the presence
| Of my God. TO ask him why avn not the man
to r.oeive for knowing N, duts string 70 perss m
it aud yet OF having the nerve 70 do it Don't say
am srs1a .,'Isr her, for Il = not toll you
| r, 1sctio". lay all night thinking + IT, l have
10 'ked atal The easons for And aga'nstit In some
respects have been successful mar. As certain
as the world sta ,s would beat th race Tor Judge
| by more than the D,mocfatic majority That 10
not The ,hi.g With nth. me would not live = 70 be
II
man wish TO be- From boy l wished to be
| great and good MANA man exerting q great .aiu-
tary moral influence on mankind B tas it il, am
| sh' dding death shade ana mildew from the high
PAGES in the land
| uld have wait. I'll got home. hut knew
| it would o. do world tn "a have discharged the
du /, WE. 70 myeelf ard mankind. could not
part with my wife and little oues severai times in
the last few years. have prepared mvsef far his
| event q h ,ns. VIII my wife knew nothing Of it,
hu, IL look at the chi dren. anr heariug them say
Pa." or to look AZ smiling affectionate wife, that
| anticipated m wishes-,bat forgavs thousand
flies- hat did not one uukind act did not have
the courage to pro- eed. But believing as do that
my departure trnm this life will benefit nv family
| as We'll others, am going to die here to-day
tave plenty Of fr nds who will be sorry for this;
but to one and all Of them, say. John A. Tucker
never profess friendship for any one that be de-
serted In the hour Of trial. Ny wife and my 'i'te
onss commend to your care. TUCKER
At the adjournment of the Georgia Senate. ssv
| eraI Of the members were called on for farewell
| addresses, among them the deceased. who In con.
| cluding his remarks, said:
in dissolvina my connection with this honorable
boay, there is not Senator here for whom do no.
cherish feelings of respect ana attaf hment Ihaye
further TO say that never exI oct to occupy eai
on this floor AS senator again We ar now about to
| separate never to m at, In this capacity again.
Senato ., let strive to meet in better world"
WONDERFUL EsCAPe-Last evening, about six
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fslTY MADE FUkN1fURE AT COST.

fSlTY MADE FUkNlfURE AT COST.
4 The undersigned. intending to discontinue his
present business, offers his stoSk of Wardrobss Bu-
reaus, Washstsnds. Rosewood Brocstei Parlor Pets.
g. IA Tables Mastrass.s &C, 1t cost, @ cash uDsii
March losh At which time the balance will bo cl0sod
at auction all Furniture hand for .epair II not
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nership for tie purpose of conducting general
waoLEsALk AND RETAIL HAT. CAP. FUR
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Aarr3was Coulters. Cultvstors, Corn ahelIsra.
Straw Cutters, &c, kc. &c. 1l@8 -S"''~ =
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(,O-PARTNBR6HlP NOlICE --Mr. J.
~ 81 SIMPSON h admitted to IN intsssss IN ths
Clething Rusiness with me, from Janukry the lst
MAN CO. D GOODMAN
- ss.S - NO lls Main street.
We intend closing out the present stock OF Winter
Goods on hand, many styles vill be seid at cost =
9OUDMAN,( j D 6uUDMAN 4 90.
J SlMPsON. No lie Main street,
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un VNUbNcI0NEU hove This dAV
assoctated themselyss together unacr the 4, =
and styie Of JOHNSON 1kUEHEAnT. for ~
SION and ForsardinE Business. They hsvs saksn
the large Rrsoite front house on Cary strses ~,
Wsriy occuDied by I'M. Conrad. second door abovs
They will ialvays keep on hand tho bsst se,ee~.
ment o. 6roceries, Liquors, Ac., which they ViU
furnish to the trade at the lowest prfces NJ etrjo3
attention TO business they hope 20 receive iibsr
share u patronage. b. j. JOHNSON,
Late VI the hrm OF DibreIl . johnson.
BAT. TkUEnkAkT
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MANHATTAN '@ - p :
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DICH SILVER PLATED CASTORe.-
II great variety Of patterns Of csstors. ere %
wing Csstors With cut giass bottles bsauthl Dlees
of table furniture; Egg Castors, eoatafniDg tgg
Cups and Spoons; Combination Castofe. e0mprf tng
Castor; ahefasld castofS, nearly eQpAl b dvrabnv
70 solid silver Also. may other pattsrns, both nss
'oH 4 sl'esa 10' '.'s Z B asNNlr, Hssis sssass.
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JOEL B WATKINS,
OF the late firm Of Price 4 Watkins.
JAMES B FICKLEN,
OF the late Arm Of Hoomes, Ficklen
/ Wallace. Fredericksbura

ACARD 1T will be seen by the above,
that am interested IN the bu.iness of Messrs.
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those Of the late rnl
f Binf0fd. Mayo BAR. piedging to them all the
sdv vantages which promised In the above adver-
iisement Their wants. either person by order.
hall at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. VIM MAYO.
IN l. 2Yn
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DURRELL'H IRON CORN EHELLER
- AND SEPARATOR has tstsn over l6rty Arys
seperntea the Corn from the Cob When shelle4
vitbnut bssAkfHg eIfhsr For sinyltcity, stFesGth
and durability Il h upesusllsd By aey ehellaf "
the market RDr sale ebxvr,cv . .,v.rv,..,
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SEVERAL SMALLER ENGAGEMENTS
The Reported Reverses and Sue
cesses of Garibaldi.
THE bUSTRIANS EVACUATNG PIEDMONT.
Increase in Bullion in the Bank O
England and Reduction in the
Rate of Interest.
NICE IN COTTON

SAcKyILIE, N. B., June IA, 1868.
The Cunerd steamship Europa, from Liverpool at 1890
NJ Of Saturday, the 4th inst, fred her first gun at
Halifax ut twenty minutes past eleven last night and
reached her wharf al about O'Clock.
Her advicesare three days later and important
The aavices from the seat of quite important
The Ausarians had twice endeavored TO retake
PalestIo, but each occasion repused, after
q sangulpary encounter. The Sardinans were
at one time outfanked the right, when
the Zouaves to the The King Of Sardinia
commanded his troops in person. and exhibited great gall
any The Sandman reports say that they took thou.
send prisoners The Austrian version had not been re
ceived.
The Austrans had retreated from Robbie, and special
Iegraphc despatch to the London Daily says they
we're In full retreat across the Tcino.
The French headquarters at vercelN.
General Garibaldi driven into the mountains by the
Austrian General Urban, who retook varese, but was
photographed via Turin, that Garbadi had returned sur
prieed the Austrans, retaken varese and reentered
Como
General Mel had occupied Novara.
The insurrection in Lombardy spreading.
The Paris Bourse buoyant and the funds had ad-
vanced
The steamship Kangaroo, from New York Saturday,
May 21 arrived at Queenstown at NJ of the and at
Liverpool on the morning of the Sd inst.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Now York May q
reached Southampton at noon Of the I'd inst
The steamship Persia, from New York Nay rs. arrived
nj Liverpool on the Attn inst
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were American.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
The advices from Manchester continue favorable and
there had been advance the week for all kinds Of
India goods.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstufs market was tending down
ward, and all descriptions were slightly lower.
Messrs. ERichardson, Spence Co. quote -four very
duh at Tuesdays decline sales at lis 1885, Ga Wheat
is very dull and declined I'd. 3d. gales Western rcd at
&c. los. Sd. Western white los 3D. 1ss. Corn very
dull and declined 3D. Sd. sales Of mixed at g. Cd g.
3d. yellow at 6s. Sd. g. Ill., and white a. &c. ss Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bgland, Athya Co., Richardson, Spence Co.,
James McHenry and Others quote beef steady but quiet
Pork idactve but dull at COS. 60s ID. Taow--a quail
ties had slightly declined sales at bbs. Cd. . 56s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pot ashes were dull, and all qualities had slightly de-
cined; sales at 3os for new pearashes steady
Bis. 31s 3d. Sugar heavy, but closed firm Coffee
steady Oils GLOW OF sae but prices unaltered the
quotation for nseed barely maintained which was
30s. 3os 3D. Rosin heavy at As. q 4s 3D. for common
Spirits turpentne steady q. 49, Cd the spot and Ais
Cd. q 49, to arrive.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Bros quote breadstuGs dull Wheat de-
clned 3D. 3d.: sales of white at 5os 54s and red at
4es. bos Iron dull and offered at a5 15s Go for rails
parS ouu sugar ouoyant and all qualities slightly ad
vanced. Coffee firm but in decline Of 3D.
Cd. experienced. Os-Little inquiry and prices weak:
sales Of nseed at 28s 2Ss. Cd Tea Hr al H. 3D. for
Congou. Talow-Ssles at 5As Spirits turpentne heavy
at as. &C.,
HAvRB MARKET.
HAvRE, June Lotion has advanced and New Oreans
tres ordinaire selling at LOG f and bas at 99fr The
sales Of the week foot up 5000 bales. Stock port
Io7 900 bales Wheat hqn and all qualities slightly
vanced Pearl ashes nrtn. Coffee steady. Rice firm
Sugar firm. Lard heavy
Passengers by the Europa for Boston.
Mr. Stiles, Mr. Hopley, Mr. and Mrs Reynolds two Miss
Haynes Mrs Coates infant and Mr. and Mrs Abbott
and Mrs Waldo Mrs Holland Captain Cole MessrS
McCane Russell. Poch,, Leach, Ioole n purand Noses
Kelly. Meyer, DepAsuire Kendall, Smith, Ellerwood, DR.
Moves
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Market easier. The Bank Of England has reduced its
rate OF discount to 3X per cent Its bullion had in
creased 1852 GOO since the last weekly return Consols
closed on Friday at % oa for both money and
Inc sank Of England had reduced s rate of discount
from ~ oS per cent The event was fully anticipated
ahd proouced no eect on the market The joint stock
banks, &C., had also reduced their rates.
The STOCK Exchange was qolse buoyaut cousos reach
ing sa1s TO s3X on the ID; but AFTER some eouustous
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AUSTRIAN WAR PREPARATIONS IN THE
TYROL.
Vienna (May 26) correspondence Of the London Tele


graph
The Landsturm Of the Tyroi to be called out The
summary preparations are ordained ~ the following
nutograph OF bis Majesty addressed TO his brother
Charles Ludwig, the Governor Of that Province
NV dear brother Archduke Charles Ludwig-As may be
come necessary the to cali
INV brave people the 1yo and Vorarberg defend
country have thought at to sanction number provisional
rnles Organization of the LRndsturm charRe vou
ebden preparations for the immediate Adoption Oh
hese rules In order to have everyh well Arranged for the
formation the mi tia rife corps In case shoud zeal
prompted call out faithful people tie Tyrol aud Vo-
rarberg for the defence OF their country confidently epus
uled hands the organization and guidance Of this
Gent and popular institution which has been put 70 the proof
forth TO them, the raemen Of that country win come
of their accord In great numbers show tbesclye1
the worthy sons Of people especially dear my hsa and
whose htuness and bravery have for past been
the pride Of our house, FRANOI0 JO2EPH
vienna, xayH.
TIE publication Of this imperial note d accompanied By
manifesto on the part Of the Archduke Charles Ludwig
The Tyroiese In this short and energeeoay worded doc
ment are invited to gather round the imperial coors O.
soon as the Emperor shall require their services and
they are given TO that the day OF that event
very far off, The expense Of the formation OF the ride
corps as well as the pay Of the prvates will be borne by
the imperial exchequer although the popular and purely
civic character Of the institution Is 70 be strictly pre-
served. Wounded and their families will be sup
ported by the State and thosevwho fail cannot but ex-
peEerce the gratitude and vors Of the patron saints Il
the Catholic church The old privileges OF the country
with fesptc 10 the partial exemption from the recruiting
Obligations OF the empire, at the time confirmed
and sixteen respectable persons from different classes
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they Closed ct slight decline. On the Sd the decline
mde further progress and the market weak ct the
quotations given elsewhere.
Tho London TINES city article Of Friday evening says,
that the accounts OF the active progress Of the Intrigue TO
stir up nsurrection in Turkey has contributed 70 de-
precision in the funds. The foreign exchanges to-day
show variation. The commercial sdvices from Ger
many continue TO chow great anxiety and dsrust Ano
ther large failure has taken place at Augsburg, that Of
Paul Won steten In the railway share markets 10 daya
general heavy decline took place. the tendency at the
close unfAvorable.
The London DAILY Ne,os city article OF Saturday says
the rapid rise in the funds induced realzstons and par
ta reaction. COnsols on Friday sustained extreme
fall Of nearly eghths became seadier and AZ the
count are still falling First class bills were negotiated at
per cent The discount houses only allow per cent
notice.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Messrs. Bell Co. report the business In American
stocks small but prices firm The latest sales of
Illinois Central Railroad at "A discount Illinois Central
sevens 1860 reeland), at 49, and Erie Railroad third
mortgage, 49,
Messrs. Barring Bros report the business limited, at
previous rates.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The market for the week had been very active, the
sales footing 81 500 bales Of which spectators took
1900 bales and exporters 800. Fair and mddlng
qualities had advanced fully Xd but the common quail
ties not quite much. Some circulars quote advance
of 3Sd fair qualities. The sales Friday 5000
bales the market closing firm and steady The authorized
quotations are -
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OPERATIONS ON THE sEs1A.

OPERATIONS ON THE SESIA.
LATEST DESPATCH FROM GENERAL 6YULAI.
The following 10 the latest despatch Iublss ed In Ven
na:-
GERLAsco, My 26, 1889
COUNT GYULAI 10 CoUNT GRUNNE CHIEF ApJUrASr gems
RAJ or HIS hAJksrYs-
he Enemy, consisting of brigade with many pieces OF
ery hao taken position the banks Of the
Canta In he night preceding the 26,h battery Of
poqrder9 and four howitze erected by the divson
opposite to the OF the enemy
O'CLOCK IN me mourning commenced ing The
prse created In the enemys rapid firing
great tha hey did not til after the of
eighteen u round They bad of them sixteen
Pounder The result Of canDonade favorable
TO compel The enemy 70 change his position times and
ultimately give his Al the last he had
LETT unirjured. The IRE from our batteries .
Here the despatch was interrupted, the wire suddenly
ceaspg to work.
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Cape Of Good Hope dates from Table Bay to April
81. News unimportant. Provisions were high. The
pressure in the money market was lessened.
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poees and when her armies 90 forth defend Justice and
succof an oppressed people, she only continues the great
provdents part which God has assigned TO her for ages
past
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Turkey.

The garrison Of Belgrade had been reinforced and
was reported that 1t would be trebed It was also said
that the Forte was about 10 send strong naval force TO
the Adriatc
Tho Herze Govna was reported 10 be IN open revolt
aud the latest intelligence says that the whole Of Euro
pean Turkey was bordering on revolution
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usslas

The terms Of the rev loan IRE announced 1t bears
five per cent interest, aad to be issued by public sub
sorpton, the redemption 10 commence in 1868 by the
payment of one per cent annually. Thirty million tina.
lers Is the amount
The Ecclesiastical Council has ordered prayers In the
churches for the preservation Of peace in Prussia and Ger
many.
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Italy.
Germany,

The feeling in some of the States Of Germany against
the French s 80 strong, that French manufacturer at
Hesse Cassel, employing 100 workmen has been COM
PEELED to quit the place account Of the excitement pre-
vailipg.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Two Brilliant Engagements at
Palestro.
TOTAL DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS.
Capture of One Thousand Aus
TRANS and Eight Cannon
by the Allies.
Four Hundred Austrians Drowned in
a Canal.
THE TICINO CROSSED BY THE SARDlNlANS.
SEVERAL SMALLER ENGAGEMENTS.
The Reported Reverses and Sue
cesses of Garibaldi.
-~--o--~-o---~>--->-~~~~
THE bUSTRlANS EVkCUATNG PIEDMONT.
Increase in Bullion in the Bank Of
England and Reduction in the
Rate of Interest.
ADVANCE IN COTTON,
&c, &c, &c
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THE VERY LATEST.

THE VERY LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, June "A NJ
The Daily Ne'os has special despatch, dated Turin,
Friday night, saying that the Austra, Is in full retreat
were re.crcssng the Tcino; that Gabadi had gained
new victory over the enemy and that the instruction in
Lombardy was spreading.
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The Emperor has conferred the Graad Cross Of the L.
gion Of Honor on General Forey.
The French troops were concentrating at Casae, vaent
IN and vercelli.
The Austrian accounts Of the Paeetro AFFAIRS were not
published.
Averona despatch the l says that TIE allies had attack
ed the vanguard CT the seventh Austrian ops dase but
that their further advance stopped by the corps
der General Zobel. A UeAt number were reported
wounded.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.
Garibalai had me. win revefses Vienna despatch
Of the LIST oca authority that Garibald
driven back from sondro into the mountains and
that General Urban with his troops was pursuing him
The only issue open to Garibaldi was the stelvo.
An official despatch from r. Ian states that on the.is
varese cannonaded and taken by Urban, who rein
stated the legal authorities and levied contributions
on the city.
THE LATEST.
It was teegraphed from Turin ON the Sd that Carload
had surprised and beaten the Austrans at varese,
that the town again free Of the enemy and also thai
Garibaldi re entered Como on the night OF the I'd.
THE FRENCH AT NovARA.
General Mel entered Novara ON the lst after Sigh
encounter with the Austrian ou.poss, who shortly fed
The Emperor arrived there the evening" amidst tn,
accIamations Of the people,
The Ausrans endeavored to the Pc Bassgnares
but the Inhabitants opposed he firing upon destroy
ing an Austrian bark.
The valtene was In nsurrection and the town Of San
drio had proclaimed for Victor Emanuel
The Duke of Parma had arrived at Switzerland with
numerous quite.
The French officers Of the engineers had arrived al
Inra and were collecting vessels TO the Layo Mag
giore with five hundred men.
The French squadron in the Adrac had captured thirty
five Austrian vessels, the est mated value Of which wa.
four million francs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15

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