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timber until he was out Of sight. CAT
: tie, horses and sheep were also drawn
up In the airy Maelstrom whirled ter
l1hcalIy about and dashed to the earth
: again with force which reduced them
TO mere pulpy mass. The prairies
between Cedar Rapids and Dewitt are
literally streWn with the carcasses Of
cattle, and loss in stock alone must be
immense. There is scarcely farmer
between the two stations, 4 distance Of
IoTty miles, but has suffered the loss OF
either part Or the whole Of his stock.
Passing around Bertram and filing
It's streets with leaves, grass, branches
ana stones, which came down in terri
ole showers, the tornaloos passed
around the outskirts OF the beautiful
villages OF Mt. Vernon and Lisbon, one
Just touching the northerly portion Of
the latter, and the other rassiag thro'
ohG country southwest Of Mt. Vernon.
: Inc lovely town Of Mt. Vernon was
spared, but the ncighboririr country
: was the scene of terrible devastation.
| iteeS were twisted of ana one immense
OAK, measuring nearly three feet in Ii
ameter at the base. was torn II, by the
[ooIS, lifted into the ar and dashed
Gown again Il few feet from its ogi--inal
, SItlat!"1, bnrying itself some three or
loVr teet III The ground. Il the vic;n;-
= u -. Vernon, s person: are Illlown
10 nave been killed, bu0 their names
are u0NnJNN, Or were not handed in
: 70 the Committee at The time Of oar
: LEAVING.
lie next place which felt the effects
of the tornado, was the little town OF
: -N2c1an,c<vi!Ia It passed through the
outskirts Of the village. sweeping every
ching in its course. Nine deal bodies
, WcEo found within short distance OF
the town, aal nineteen persons were
injured, two Of them seriously. N On
ION Grove, two persons were killed ;
+ and ona at Ellen, a small settlement be
tween Cedar E1pjIs ana Dewitt.
i At D.Witt, especially in the town
: ship, the tornado was felt with fearful
! forces. At this place il crossed the
| track in 4 southerly direction. passing
; through 4 portion Of country o|cnDIea
eu1ire'y by farmers, destroying m'ny
l+n" as ANY, N','''S Il '',5S ''H}n' OF
| Am@s Jiy;n,r in a i,rra i hr;,.i, h,n$s
5 saw the storm approaching, and cath.
erln5 his t:tnijy together went into the
potato hole III the cellar. The hoose
was was eh'lFe'y "emolIShea' DIT the whole
HfIor 1 49, 80, .,' n ,.,.a,ho = ,,,
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CLEANsISG.-A war Of determination
is being waged against houses Of III
Fame, by the police of St. Louis
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S@ss--
Trenton. n. J.. June :

Hon. J. D. Ingcanan, Secretary of
the Treasury under Jackson, died Co.
day, aged 81.
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Proceedings Of the Wood Co. Repub-
Lean Club.

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Proceedings Of the Wood Co. Repub-
Lean Club.
AT a meeting OF the Republicans Of
Wood County, May Goth, to ratify the
nominations Of Lincoln and Hamlin
made at the Chicago Convention. A
Committee Of i've were chosen to draft
a Constitution and By Laws for a
Wood Go. Republican Club, and re-
port at an adjourned meeting June 9th.
Said Committee presented at that
meeting a Constitution and By Laws,
which, after some discussion and sew
eral amendments, were unanimously
adopted, as follows:
CONSTITUTION.
Sec. Isl. This Association shall be
called the "W God County Republican
Club"
Sec. %. The officers shall consist Of
= President, one Vice President from
each Town, Z Secretary, > correspond
Ing Secretary, Z Treasurer, and . Tx
ecVtiye Committee Of FIVE. The Pres
ident, Vice Presidents, Secretaries,
and Treasurer, shat! be members ex-
ollicio Of the Executive Committee.
See. Sd. The officers shall be chosen
Immediately after the adoption OF this
Constitution, and shall continue n o.
ice l0r six months.
Sc. 45b. Al expenses OF the Cab
"haiL be paid b. voluntary contriba-
tons.
Sec. 5tb. Any male person ovor The
ace Of twenty one years, residing III
Wood County, may become member
Of this Club BY signing this COnstitu-
ton.
Sec 9th. This Constitution may be
amended by vote Of two thirds OF the
members present, at any regular meet
ing.
BY LAWS.
Art. Ist. The regular meetings Of
this Club shall be held on Wednesday
evening Of each alternate week.
Art. 3D. The President and any
three members Of the Executive Com
mittec, shall have power to call special
meetings Of the Club.
Art. 81. The proceedings Of al the
meetings Of the Climb shall be governed
by the usual parliamentary rules.
Art. 4th The following shall be the
order Of business; lst, Reading the
minutes Of last meeting. 2nd, Reports
from Committees. 81, Business from
the Executive Committee. 4th, Mis-
ccIlaneons business. 5th, Addresses.
1Art 5M. These BY Laws may be
amended or suspended by . vote Of q
majority Of the memb ars present at any
regular meeting.
4 Committee appointed to nominate
officers, reported:
P,e8ideut-O. Garrison.
V5ce Presidents y. Hall, Of G,
Rapids; r. c. Lyon, Of CcntraIia; n.
?. futile, Of Hemlock; L. Parkhurst,
Of Rudolph; 5. J. Carpenter, Of Sara
toga; Q. ". Pitts, Of Dexter.
Corresponding Sseyctary--H. B.
PhIleo.
Recording Sec.-Auren Knapp, Jr.
T'oosurer~-B. Salmon.
E.coc,Hive Conamj5tee-S ". Hal,
II. W. Jackson, J. J. Charnock, T. 3.
Scott, I. L. Hunes.
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Theodore Parker.

Theodore Parker Is dead! It IS sci
dom we are called upon to chronicle
tho departure Of 50 great a man rs was
Theodore Parker. ,itn his death lit
erature and letters lose one CT iheir no
hiest patrons, and tho world is bcr9Gt
Of q true hearted pIilaushro2:st. Nat
urally eudowc1 wit0 q vigorous aud 81
gantic intellect, combined with true no
blenoss Of heart, ana independence Of
opinion, he early became enlisted in
causes at once unpopular and unp:oht-
atlc. Possessing 4 burning lore Of
liberty, he vcntured, in the face Of the
most desperate opposition, TO advocate
the rights Of q chattciized race. Not
wishing to become the recipient Of pop
ular favor, he boldly assailcd the doc
trines disseminated by corrupt and
unchristian church. The whole aim Of
his existence, the whole purpose Of his
being was to make noblcr and holier,
earth and her institutions. TO this end
has he sacrificed his life while yet III
its prime. Although dcnominated Z
Radical, monomaniac, an iliotic, be
sides ether epithets usually applied TO
those whose minds are not confined 20
the even level Of everyday affairs, but
rather soar above and grasp ideas high
er and more exalted, there does not
live person who has not admired that
once majestic talent, and respected the
noble seH-Sacriicing actions Of the man.
Although at his death member Of a
small band Of free thinkers, a position
from whence, it would seem, but little
influence could be exerted, still, we
to-day are largely indebted to his in,
defatigable workings for the advance
ment we have made, both in political
as well as moral point Of view. Where
is the person, be lie y believer or dis
believer III his Theories that does not
feel regrets at lis death? There Is
net one. He was to noble and pure 4
man to have enemies. Although the
spirit has gone to It's Maker, yet Theo-
dore Parker "st;u Hve2.n Those pri,
ciples for which lie SO nobly battle1
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New Resay.
CEND ON YOUR ORDERS.
THE LIFE OF

ON IOCh O0DbhCs
THE LIFE OF
RAHAM M LIN NCOLN,
BY AN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
Who knsws well The Man md hs history, Is ready. IN
large compact Psmphe. Of q doubcoiumA pages for general
circul.tion o. . CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
CHAPTER I-E.RLY LIZ.
His murdered BY Indans-Hs Pa
School. Ftty Year, Ago-Removsl 70 Indns-Wori in the
Forest Writer the F. Great
Self Educsted-F Bools-nteestins Incident Of Boyho0d
-E''y "sa:P cHsPTEs nifssH.n iI"h.nov.1 TO I11,so
Illinois In in the northern and Msads Portion.
Of H. hf
Trsvel-Foundps another Home-Buildins Log Cabin and
chsfaikk asfri
Flat Boats and Fls. BostmenA Commercial Revouson-Ths
Of Ii. s entrance into ssnsmon
Coun-Bud: Boat and ss, to sh4tss
sonal Popularity-The BLACK Hawk wMyounteer- Elected
Csptain-V olunteers Second and Third Time-Tbe War
CHAPTER iv-MERoHASr-srRvErOs-Ls
Lincoln Candidate for the vote
-Mer .hsnt assn-stadies English GrammaI-Deputy Sur
,s1Ths ss x, Il
sprinshela-A Remi, First sPsechEPo.i,
D Lesder-Tsce he receive, the vote Of hi: Party for
spesfe-summay Of b: ssnssp sp IN the Sase Legislature
Resolves 70 devote himself 70 bis PrOfsonbe Presidential
Canvass Of lsI placed the Electoral Tstst-Fir,t Con-
tests with DouslasTbs Law sganSope Of Lncon's char
sct~ristics ss Lawyer His MaIagefhe Canvass Of s+.
again placed the Electoral k-Discussions with Cal
(of kansss noorfety|Hs Speeches on the Ieiin-
Speeches in Indiana
CHAPTER vI.-IS CoseRsss.
Upsnimou.y nominated for CoDpe.sHis opponent Pete,
Csr.wrisht-Unprecedente Msjohty-En.ers Congess7A
Brilliant Array Of Great Names-A Consistent Whig RECORD
III. Mexican Wn-Lincon for all the Suppl, Bill
Proofs from the RecordThe position Of the Wing Party In
relation to the Mexican Wsr-Ashmuns Resoluton-Present
Of the Democracy the Mexican WsI-Siavery In
the District Of Columbia
CHAPTER VII
Reason for Retiring from CongessThe Canvass OF 2-hepesi
Of the Missouri Compromise Again In Pohtic:-Encouners
with Dor Of the Little Giant-An Opposition
Lerstuie-Electon off. SenstoM ignaninous cond1ct
Of Mr. LnconOreankstion Of the Republican fsrty In IL
linos--Speech Of 1887
CHAPTER VIII-THR SENATORIAL CONTEST WITH DoueIAs,
1883
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NEw.YORK, SATURDAY, JULY IA, 1860.
THE WIDE-AWAKE VOCALIST; |;
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WORDS AND MUSIC,

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FOR THE REPSssieaN MShRs ASP daaPSios aSs!Si OF 1880
CHOICE ColLEcrIoS OF soses, SSLos DuITs SUAnfsis'
AND LIST 81 eoSTESs nj EsESs Or
Abe Of the West, and Victory.
Arise, ys Sons OF Homes. Toll
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Boooinh Campaign Song
Candidate with Cork Leg.
Cheer, Boys. Cheer.
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For Abe shall have the Belt
Forward, Forward, !. the Word.
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HiR.lly, Ho Rally;
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Lincoln Boa Boat Horn
Lnesn Lnesn of aits sse West.
Nantes dropped at Lexington.
81 s;s ss: i:s fs.:s + {: S:si. H.s Stephen
Old Stormy Europe Strides
PSs1 Poor L,ssis saisSIS; Das
Republicans, the Nation Calls You
Roll OH tho Republican Ball
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Short and Long OF Il.
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Sphttin' OBJ de Rail
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The Lncol1 Boy.
The People had Five Candidates.
The Taller Man well Skilled.
Then Fling out th. BANNER
Then put sSay toe Wed ses and the Msul.
UproL the Republican sEars.
Up for the Conflict
Up, Up, and be Stirin e.
Was It's des Deutchen Vs.erlsle-
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We are Coming.
We have Man wh ON Freedom Halls
Wen all take q Ri A.
We're bound to Work ell Night.
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OF CITIZENS irrespective Of party who believe that the best
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Of our free nuion win be best served and promoted By the
Election of ABRAHAM LINCOLN the Presidency, viii be
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Speeches of Ashnun and Lincoln Letter AeeePe1esi
Lincoln Ct Hems; Hb Appearance &c
MEMORABILIA OF THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
Republican Patfors; Bsbos for the Presidency; cpScsS
NJ. Evsrss; Response Of Mr. Bre~nansi fsos'aon'
SPEECHES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Cincinnat September ls5e On Internal Improvement
IN Connrs June ls4a IN reply Dvugs Representative
Hail SpYnefed June g. ISL AZ Cooper Institute, feo q
IO At Columbus septeiDber iss AZ feona oct ~ ~
ON passage of Kansas Nebraska Bill .
LIFE OF HANNIBAL HAMLIN
The Life OF Mr. Hspin hes prepared by ere no hD
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BY the people Maine Exn.ets asds e his
speechss on the Fisheries Adission OF Texss Repeal ne
Iissour Compori.e ard Admission Of Kansas In al seoee
loo psses being full aud complete than any other ssersS
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