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EEw ToRK NARKET-Fsb. n.
Enr rELEaRAPH.l

Ashrsssady and unchanged. Sales 05 bbls At IS Is for
FouTssisS lo5 b6iS At sslOass20 for super state;
IS 3QdS550 for ezra STATE, S5b525 for western5
so for common TO mae extra western S5s5 90 "
ground Shtrpmg brunds round no Ohio
TunSaetiops
CaSssisn Fio6r-saiSs 100 bbs At s. 55s9s75 common
choc6,
Baekvbsat FOuT--In moderate request atI&Ls2H9l,1s
Con- Msal-ouet and unchanged, Jersey, SSiSO9ssO.
S4lb for BrzndyWmo -, ....,;.11- -,
lhs demand. sales $50 bb % 24ci DuseySHeof onshs
56est-Fair milling demand. but the hrmnsEs Of hold
Whtgs Oala1s
I'll ~ 95ol inns e5i WilW club At 81 store $50 bus
prime Chi spring on private terIn1; 1900,
Quiet and firm. Sales 600 bus al ei9ooc .ooo
Barlsy-Less Rcive, but holders very hrn sales zoeV
bus fur rCyFed State ut &c. .1o,
Corn-Firm but less active. Sales $500 bus a. eO9s1C
frnew yellow uad e09ls3c for new white -
Oats-saes at ai1969c for State western and Cana
dian.
bblS a. n 5glb6A Old mess Sl6iO9SlA50 for ne"
81, 81 prime Sl2.e2 old JTime-
and unciung d Sales 100 bbs at fG20t5g
county pr me- S525 50 ~ mess; e9l1flO rspacked
mess; Sil 250lZ.5o for extras
Beef Hams-Firmer. with sales Of 800 rs l39leS new
Pr Prims- -I5sss hesf-Firm at Si69Sss.
Cut slssteady. Sales $40 Pkss Ie for shoulders, sk
BSsoS-ITI-sT. sales 100 boxes exc Gum middlss.
faId.Hoazy. Sales go 0bbls at Tl@lIKc-
P1tter-IldIbc Ohio; l5d1o state.
.-.-r Cheess-Fair damnnd a. o,1llHc
Wool-FHmeT Sales 50 00 lbs domestic fleece g75Sa67
CandloS-Flrm u HAS and Ic Sales 5000 boxes.
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d-Also one otho parcel Of land, decided BY Henry l.
Whiiman and vile % Franklin MaIshall situate 10 ne
township Of Drookya eing number 10 range u IN ne
Connecticut Western Reaerge, End Is known na ely Lt
No l47 IN BARBER LnT 3 subdiyision ONO CIV 9n1 y
bounded follows South Carroll srost east ana yves.
lot lines aud north alley SAID lot u " y IOnt
Carroll eree l0Th iee deep. 80 BY plat q AhaA
ID l. WIGHThfAN, Sheriff
7 pt.tsrrn pIgs Al febllHs
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Coke! Coke! Coke!
M p. WALLACE & SON

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
"A COKE from the pure Hhmm0ndsyille strip VEN
Coal which i superior any ether Coke in the market
We can nlsh esmoniss from numerous manufacf uraTFi
Ehe are now using IT, and who speak of its character IN
SAlITHlNG COAL End also for Domestic PURPOSES.
Being located immedin tey the hns OF the G. eveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad ahip with Dispatch to any
part Of the State. Orders solicited,
Hamnondsvills, JsfsrsOn Co, O., jan 81, IseO..
feblRlQ
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sALE.-In purguanee

M ASIERS BhIE.-In purSuanct
oa decretsl order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Con mon Pleas Cuyahoga Count Ohio at the suit OF
Thomas B. PritohaId sgains Walter Allen and others
to directed shall expose for sale at The door Of the
Court House corner Of Seneca and Chempain St ia the
Citv of Cleveland said County, the 24th dav OF
March 1850 at o'clock D, Of said day, the following
described lands snd tenemsnts to wit: Situate In the
township Of Brostlyn, Cuyahoga County Ohio. and Is
known as lot No ll3 IN Hiram stones addition to Ceve-
land composed Of original Lots Nos. 90 an IS, IN said
Brooklyn township Said lot s 6s 10 y feet front On COI
ubus street. and 47 and a2 feet deep the south line
and I54 and SIS feet deep along Erin avenue and 6s
feet wide on the west end. Appraised 1t Sl2b0.
f W. BINGHAM, Master Cpmr
LOREN PRBNTIss, Pr ifs Att'r. feb2l-2t5
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TRIESEMAR, /, 2 & 3,

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LET
Il TIERS PATENT Of England and secured by the
Seals Of the Ecoe de Phsrmsce de Paris and the lmpe-
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is inva uabe for exhaustion, EpermatOuh9a and
all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates al traces Of those diseases
that have bthet been treated by the nause1us and pe
cieus use Of c0paiva and clbebs. l--I
No has sut rely supplanfsd the injurious uf
cuy thereby nsurng to the sufferer speedy relief dis
perng all impurities, and roofing out the venom Of dis
ease
TkIESEBfAR, Nos and g. are prepared in the form
OF a ozenfe devoid Of taste and smell and be carried
the wssto0a pocket Sold in tin and divided into
separute Doses administered BY Y1peau. LallemHnd
RduT Ricold hs Price 50 EACH for So which
saves S3 and IN S cases, whereby there Is saving Of So
10 bo had wholesale and retail Of Dr. BARROW No lol
Beecker street, New YORK. lmmediatslY racdiViag
receiving remittance Or. Barrow vii forward the Tie
semRr 10 any part Of the world securely packed and ad
dressed according the instructions Of the writer
~ Sold also by GAYLoKD HAAMOND an, n.
FISKE Cleveland. fua
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At Cleveland with : eTeiaud and ToIclo ClsTsand Co
lumbus Cncinna Cleveland and EEie and CisFs-aa1
and PittsbuTgl Railrs 1s.
Al S0loL with hacks to Chsgrin FaIls. &c.
At Mantua with hacks for HaEenna, &c.
At BraneTils with hacks 70 NeWs0r Ra.ss, &c.
At Wansu with hacks 10 Sharsn, G.esnfsld, MsHdEna
Bloomfield Canfeld &C.
Al YOUNGSTOWN, aifh stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell aud En0R Valley aud thence b. P. p. W c. r.
B. TO Pittsburgh.
CIsvsl,nd Feb . fs5a
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against Justice of the Peace fCleya-
W R. MORTON Defendant land, CuyahCga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, w. R. NOR
TON will take notice that at my instaace, on the Sd
dav Of January 8t0 the above named Justice issued IN
order OF tacGmsDt asanst he goods chates and credits
of said defendant in the above tiled cause on claim
against him my favor for the sum Of eight dollars 81 cts
and that said action for hearing before said Justice
HOILlM
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y DER OF COURT.-On the 2lst day' of March, 1880,
f the door of the Court House the Public Squsre in he
eitv Of Cleveland Cuyaboga county, Chic VIII be sold 10
me highest bidder the following described real estate,
the property Of James Town, decesed, TO wit Situate in
a CITY Of Cleveland in slld county, and knwn sub
ot No 25 the fuhdvsiOn Of parts Of ten acre lots Nos
and g. made by Thomas Bolton said sub-lOt No l25i
tVte on the nnrleTy side OF Orange street, and Is forty
feet front said street. and extends back between parallel
lines I92 feet to an alley. Appraised at S6O1t
Terms of sale viii be msds known on the dsy Of sale
WI. BROOKER,
Administrator Of James Town, deceased.
Cleveland, February l6, 1850, .teblI;Z'5
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
rrr.n lha a...l.s d Essru.IT . D

IFron the Gazette Of February III
proVisious Mess pork hsld with tTmnes1 at Sl7 500
sisni for city packed. Lard quiet and nominal;
Fiour-Dqn and heavy WITH OILY z Hinins oe~aho -
eE Ee,7f Is for ruusrfna; t5,I5fQr extra
IThsrkl-Domaud limited at y / 1f5.9yS.. =, e =.
Wnenf-Firm and fair dehsnd a SlssOSlT3s ior VINE
and eI,16dl - forred.
Corn-Sheled Is dull a 60ll5le; -, -,
lsts-G00d demand, with an HaVance OF &c Pba SAFES
at AsBBc
ButtsI-pal End hsay Il llSIAo for Central hSls'
eyW,R R,
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION C0APIHY

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and rsliabls Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tr-Weekly to OGDENSBURGH, OsWEGO, BOSTON
Tri-WeeEly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and Intermediate Ports
~ Property CONSIGNED or delivered tc our care vii
ceiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
q Passenger viii be tekstei thro0sh al directions
at The lowest rates.
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CIBVEIlND AID TOLEDO RlII ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGF5TFNT

WINTER AkhANGEMENI
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
~ l4t 1889 Trains cn this Road viii leave Cleveland
as follows:
Tao A NJ, stopping BeTea Grafton and all ztaons Cn
the Sou heTn DIVISION
400 p n SandusEy Nail stop ping a all way stations
Northern Division east Of Sandusky.
735 P NJ stopping at all stations Southern Division
excepr Washington, Genoa, and Cay 5uaetioD.
The 740 A. n Traiu mak kes connection al HGnEosFiB
with the Sandusky, Manshe d and Newark r r.. ard
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnti r. A., for
Urbna Springfield Dayton CincinnOti. and all points in
the South.
At Toledo the I.l0 A NJ and the 7s5 p NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. fer ChicagO and oil points Ia the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash ald Western r. R. for Fort
Wayne, L0gansport, lafayette, Decatur Springfield Al
St Louis, Cairo. and all points in the SauIhWest
50. at Tolgdo. with Toledo Monroe and Detroit B. r.
and jackson Branch r. r for Detroit and Jackson,
For information and tickets apply at the Union Ticket
Once, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot.
L u RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland Nov. l2th, ls59.
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Ratl Roa0s.
l859--6O.
IIYeland, T0lHmbRs 8 Cincinnati Railroad

Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad
ta1a =
80 Ip.- ~
WINTER ARRANeFSff,igT :
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
" a. 1850 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland arfoo, q
s5 A. NJ Cncinnuafi Express stopping At Bsre. Graf
ton. La Grange. WELLINGTON. New Lnndou sa-
lem shelby, aud al stations south 81 Shel}T
{. 40 n Cincinnati Passenger st0pptRE u arra.
tI0Es between Cleveland and Gallon ~ AZ
Cardnefon and Delaware; also stopping ts
leave paa9engers g ~ stations south Of ealioa.
CONN BOTTOMS. =.
Shelby, SanduskJ Mana6s "a and Newark Railroad foa
60 Alslsaeld 4t hernon, NsE1rk1 laneggllle Ee
Ctelhnet fiitsburgh r. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for EOrclt peer SandusfY, DelphOB, Lima, 81
wayne, LEporfe. Chicago &c. Wegts and Eaas
Gales sad ssiioaa Iss, ioF Marion. Bale
iqniaineJ sidney uni0R, M1ncis, Ildianap0liS
leffs Haute FnconnsS, EYansEills LOui5Fllls
Giro, ST. L0uin, &C.
ps.HEa s5ion ana Cincinnsti Line Tor Sprnefsld D.
Dayton Hamilton, CincinnztI. Hiehmold. m
elauapclia, IeIfe Haute 81 L0uis. kc; aHd e
mlinlaii vita the OiIi0 3 hlissis1iDui Esil-
Ioed tor Louisville, aad al Doiatl sfs Ohis
CsIuHbuI Litlls Miami and Columbus, ana ZaBia Hll
road ior Kenia, nayioR, indianapoii, Tsms
cnnati. and with the Ohi0ana hfisaiEsiD1i Rnfl-
road q Cincinnati Tor LOuisT.lis ETanETiLs
Cairo, So Louis, and alp oints On ths Ohio river.
Csiunbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark EzaoEuls
Wheeling, &c; CoilmbuB, Piqua 1nA Indiana
Railroad for Piqqai Urbana ke-
tie Union Ticket oce 81 su2eriorSrest, AZ the Pas
Senssr station- -.
Cleveland .NsT. u 1883.
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d. W. RERRY,
JAMES H. ODE LII,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURES Of BRASS
~ WORK Of every description, No. sb Union street. a
lew doors from Superor street. Cieyeland y he ls pre-
ST Gas and ali he Iiops articles usea in we Plum ing
hsS 81 sting done daily and Brass Work Of all kinds re-
pnirad. oi-
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Edgar Hudekopar PIaintif vs. Beden Seymour Eleanor
III Seymour, Smith Griffith, r. V. Yates, Asa Messen-
ger The Manufar rturers Bal at Birmingham, COnnec-
lieut. r. J.. Russell, Defendants.
Ia The Court of Common Pleas, CuyahOga County, Ohio
smith Griffith Of New York State and tbs ManuiRctu-
rers Bank at Birmingham, Connecticut Will take notice
that the plaintiff above named did, the 2d day Of Feb
ruar 1850 lie his petition Ia said Court against the above
nan Cd defendants setting forth that the said Beden Seg
mour did thS - day Of January ls5 execute 20 him.
The plaintiff bond for the payment Of SIS 300 and interest
az ten per per annum, payable semlannuaiy-and
pravng for jud against the said Bsden Seymour for
So 500 and at per cent $50 from July lsts
1850 and interest ten cent on IS $50 fum January
Let ls md said pftitioD sss forth that said
in I'D bond mentluned, the said Be6en Seymor and his
wife Eleanor IL Seymour did on said 18Th day OF Janua-
~ 1851 execute and deliver 70 said plaintiff mortgage
on CITY Nos ard in Hiram Stones subdivision OF
part Of origin al lot No 20 in Ohio City being each 80 feet
frnnt on Pearl rect asl Lots and IN said stone
subdivision of the Ward Orchard in Ohio CITY and being
each said Pearl street. and l23 feet deep.
And that since the giving OF said mogage te SAID De
fsudan's the Man IfactuTers Bank nnd Smith Grth,
have or claim have, interest IN said real estate:
and the said pstOn asks for orieTOf sale Of said prem
ises and that the proceeds Of such sale be applied in
Davnent of such Juigaept The said defendants, The
they are required appear and SAID petition 90 or
before the td Saturday after the 18th day OF March
next. =, -. =, ,,,,,,,,,r, q ,,rr .,y1,u
6Wd Attvs IOt fMn
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c. J. HUssEY, CPittSEh) J.. G. HUssEY. GEO sIKcLA1R
HUSSE & co.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
J ale and retail Dealers in PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP VEIN GOALS Also, NUT COAL
for gmithinR Ohce and Yard the East Side Of the
Csveisnd Pittsburgh r. Coal Pier, Cleveland, Ohio
~ orders LEFT at HUssEY MCBRIDE's (WnslOW
WTrehouael will receive prompt attention declI
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FoIsO m &FsltOn, Resident Principals.
res from he Ohio and Union Law College.

sPENCERIAN PENMANsHIP is taught by the best
Masters.
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GOaI Dealfrs
HAMMONDSVILLE

HAMM0NDSVILLE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING co.
CTILL OFFER AT WHOLESALE
- and Retail, their
GENUINE HAMMONDsVILLE COAL,
The furest and Best in Ohio.
HAMMONDSVILLE COKE,
Un6qualsd By any other for manufacturing purposes
HANMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY,
Cwsn Grouod) fully equal 70 the best in America
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK,
Chimney Tops Tile TroyeTH, Clay Retorts, &c. Also
choice variety Of other Goals on hand.
t.tIa' J. RoCKAFELLOw, Gen1 Agent,
Office on c. & P. Pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapted 10 domestic purposes well for
steam and smith can be had Of undersigned Agents
10 the Company.
freight trade will be executed with dis
patel Gnd Coal Delivered st any part Of the CITY quality
whoh viii not fail 10 plesSe II left either Il our Offices
AZ the htore OF Gaylord Hammond No 90 Superior
WHEELER HAMMOND
OctT No 81 River street, and c. a r. Coal Pier
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Cash Capital and Surplus. July lst, 1859,
a23O,26I,S9.
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GIotbinp.
cLoTHIN C!
No. l72 SUPERIOR STREET,
Is CLEVELAND.
PAT AND THE PIG.

PAT AND THE PIG.
IAN old story that's been going the rounds Of the press
And for our purpose put IN new dressl
We have read Of Pat so fnanciIly fat
And when hungry and thin, it was wflsper'd BY sin
That he ought 10 steal something 70 eat.
So he went to the s,y of a widow nser by,
''Arrah now J" saiu he, ''what a trate that'l be"
And the pig Of the widow he stole
He re o;ced in a feast, then he went to a priest,
For IN spite OF he pork end me laid,,
For his conscience wal pr-ckng him hard
And he said with tear, Will your Reverence hear
Then the story be told, AMI the tale did unfold
OF tie pig he had taken away.
And the priest to him said Ere you 20 to your bed
You mus. pay for the Iig ou have taken,
For 'tis thus, bT sowl, you'll be saving your soW'
Ana will also be Vng your bacon
''oh be jabsrsi said Pat ''I eau n1ver do that
Not the ghost Of alap'oTth have l. ..
And I'm wretchel indads # a penny it made
ANY pace for NE conscience to buy.
Thenin sorrow he cried and the Father replied.
Only think how you'll tremble With fear
wAen the Judge you shall meet al tho great Judgment
And he widow you plundsr'd while here.
'wil hs widow be thereI" WHISPERED PIT with stare
,,And the piel BY your sowl IS i trueI"f'
And oh, Paddy what then will you dot"
MANY thanks" answered Pat, 'fOr your telling me
may the DlehellBs upun " DC plEi
On that sittlemenl day to the widow III say,
Mistress Flanagan, here is yOurpg y"
Very good your reply" said the priest, "and now
Will present you pig. YOU shall siyi
And when igg grows old you shall sell him for gold,
And from ISAAOs some CLOTHING shall buy.
For IN selling the pig, yOu'll get nice rig,
And YOUR heart viii be warmed by the feeling.
That the prices are far for the garments so rare,
And that buying is better than stealing.
We would inform our friends and the public that are
now closing out our whole stock OBJECTIONABLE Of WIN
TTR CLOTHING Or men and boys, at AM below cost in
mrs which
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SOLE AGENT FOR sTEwART's COOKING
@r0fertes, Mf.

MESS PORK.-150 bbls. for sale
WA by LESH, SIMMONS E CO,
i.6s ~ a. Union street.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
"A By virtue Of authority vested Ia me BY deed q
assignment oreruted und deFTed ~ me bg Marshal Car
of Cleveland, o shall ofeT for sale ut public aOc-
t0n Store NO lB1 SuEei1r street. IN the city Of Cose-
day the sh day OF D. bruary A. ID. 1860, at 10 o'clock a
NJ, the entire stock Of Goods contained IN SAID store
consisting Of PaIer Hangngs, WntoW Shades Paints,
Glass Vsrnish, shristF Of other articles tog5thef
with Fixtures Of Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28

GEo. D. JEwE4r, Sec. N.M.w4TrnnAN, Pres
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-13
Lord BrcuIham on washington

In the address delivered by Lord Brougham, on
the occasion of his installation Chancellor Of the
University of Edinburg, which took place on the
18th of May, he spoke with severity of the selfish
ness of the first Napoleon, and alluding TO Yelling
ton with meagre praise, spoke TINS Of Washington.
"But in Washington we may contemplate every
excellence military and civil applied 10 the service
of bis country and Of mankind-a triumphant war
rior mistaken in confidence when the most sanguine
had right to despair successful ruler in all the
difficulties Of a course wholly uhtried-directiDg
the formation Of new Government has been tried
by voluntarily and unostentatiously retiring
from supreme power with the veneraiion Of oil pal
ties Of all mankink, that the rights Of men may be
conserved, and that his example might never be APP
pealed TO by vulgar tyrants. Il will he the duty Of
the historian and the sage in all ages, 10 omit no
occasion Of COMMUNICATING this illnsirions man;
and until time shall be no more will test Of the
progress which our race has made in wisdom and in
virtue be derived from the vencratou paid 10 the
Immortal name Of Washington,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-13
Who is Responsible? ?

Old Joe Lane is pretty good authority with the
Democracy and therefore invite the attention of
harmonious friends to the following declaration
Of old Joe;
q 1T IL TUE FAULT OF THE DDSocRATIc PARTY IN
DoDGISG TRUTH, IN DoDGISG PRINCIPLE DoD0lS0 THE
CONSTITUTION ITSELF, THAT HAS BROUGHT THE TRou-
BILE UeoN THE COUNTRY AND TIE PARTY THAT Is
EXPERIENCED TODAY"
Let it be remembered, then that the trouble Vhieh
has been brought upon the country tOG' brought upon
il by the Democratic party and Joe Lane, the Vice
Presidential candidate, says so.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-13
wanted-An Impeachment.

The New York Tribune, under the head Of "A
Case for Impeachment markes out against Post
master General Holt an elaborate indictment, three
and half columns long. The graUamen of the
charge is knowing and deliberate connvance a, Mr..
Postmaster Fowers defalcation through a series Of
years. The Tribune proves from Mr.. bolts own ad-
missions, in his published statement:
First-That the books and accounts of his De-
partment are not kept in accordance either with the
letter or spirit of the law.
Second-That the whole time he has been in
office, more than year the settlements with the
New York Postmaster were deceptive" "altogeth-
er delusive,' that "not dollar Of the enormous
balance due from Fowler was paid, but only an un.
lawful transfer of Indebtedness from one quarter 10
another during aperiod of more than year.
Tbrd-That by these means, during his term,
there has been defalcation of at least 100000.
which is a total loss unless part of it can be made
on the bond oflhe security-Mr. Holt and every
one else Knowing that the securities of Fowler arc
absolutely discharged by these deceptive and deu-
sive settlements
The tribune concludes with the following:
In the face of this official confession TO the House
of Representatives Mr.. Holt has no escape from i'm
parchment il the House of Representatives does its
duty. warning and example is needed, ana here
stands Mr. Holt cuprit with his confession in
his hands. The occasion should not be neglected Of
dealing with him as he pretends to deal with official
delinquency. He pursues with unsparng vigor-
why should he be spared when the consequences of
his incapaciy and negligence have lost to the Gov
ernment more money than was ever before lost by
one defacation?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-13
Throwing Away Votes.

The vicksburg Whig justly says that the man
who votes for Breckenridge and Lane justly eec-
tually casts away his vote, as if he had thrown it
into the fire. The ticket of the Seceders is pure
ly sectional as that Of the Black Republicans and
the running of it in the South is great amount
Of encouragement rs the friends Of Lincoln and
Hamln desire. There will in all probability be
electoral tickets for the Southern sectional candi-
dates in some of the Northern States Just there
will be such tickets in few Southern States for
the Northern sectional candidates, but assuredly,
no man Of rational mind believes such Southern
sectional ticket can carry corporals guard in the
North, much less carry single Northern State.
How, then, can the disunionists hope TO elect their
ticket? The fact is it cannot be elected-it don't
deserve to be elected, and, what is more, it won't
be elected. The personal hostility and political
jealousy growing out of the opposition to Douglas
has given this ticket little more respcctabty
among politicians than attached to the Troupe and
Quiman ticket in 1882, but with the honest patri-
otic people, the thing don't take any better than the
abortion Of the fre-eaters in ls52-Riehmond
Wig.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-13
No CuAscr.-rhe New York Herald says.

There is not much doubt of the fact that the breach
between the sections OF the democratic party is ire
mediabe, The backbone OF the party is broken,
and will fall easy prey TO the Republican Philis-
tines. The Southern politicians have been talking
for some years about a united South, which was
quite ready to secede from the Union unless the fire.
eaters had their way about everything II seems
now that the South is not united; that there is now
going on very severe conflict between the sections
OF the democracy in the cotton well as 10 the bor-
der States. The feelings the strongest in Mis-
souri, and Kentucky but it extends through all the
State. There can be no such thing as union under
such circumstances, and all the efforts Of the poll
tcians to patch up the quarrel will 60 for naught
They make the matter worse rather than mend it.