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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

Ar NETTING OF The UNITED ST ArEs REvRNUs
~ hight Inspectors held this Sunday evening" at oc,cv
he following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted--
whereas on the nigh. Of February TO- Of our Late a.
soesies william Tuers Violently assaled sud
deprived of fs a the hands OF assassin W yet un
Known and
whereas have with tho deepest regret The family of
deceased and ourselves moth ed In the daily
pers article nstnaang that departed brother
respected BY and artcls further thai
septsd his sudden the hspJs of
or lately belonging this department. there
fore,
Resolved That much OF attic es which have appeared
In the daily papers, casting reflections department
untrue In every particular and the writer's thereof
the severee Of every member OF our de-
partnent .r.
Resolved That the members Of this department have ever
beo the respect AMI regard associate
ard brother ce- and hs method of expressing our
sympahy for and Offering confidence willow and
family OF the deceased.
hesoved, That attend in body the funeral deceased
and will said oeeasion bs@ge Of Office shrouded
IL mourning
Signed By Committee Resolutions behalf Of he De-
partment
CHARLES q. SMITH,
JAMES GREGORY,
RICHARD DUUHHERTY,
JAnkS H. STARR,
JOHN KAVANNAH,
ABRAHAM ACKENAN
. 81. Captain Of the Night department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

RURNHkM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURyI
~ tuye Packing ksssbshmept oil III ana liy West
Eleventh street between Fth and Sixth avcnueRich house
bold furniture OF every description boxed and ship All
parts OF tbe world psnofores mirrors sausry, bronses
emma giassvMs. &c. carefully packed and moved; largo
nure moved any distance within 80 miles Of the city, spring
carts at The office all hours of the day furniture OF faues
moved with utmost csre Storage for furniture An orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
EMERALD MINES OF MUZO
- THE 0kANADIAN CONVENIENT INVITES
PRAPnEAlA EIlR THETA

ihE Fos EEis is1, INVITES
The sting letting OF the Mines OF
& Sc 9sa r.
invite proposals. from parties wshn me vrsaAaaa confssrs
e. q s e s
@ e nd ns e
4: ~ % Ss na.s u.
:o4ss III Sc % ssR ~ e %
ss 70 S sas e es % S as.sS
esoso do kusvs York whsrs he invitation Of De
government ~ been puDishsd Il FUN fuSsr ,nior%s
Wee ss% so * f'.'l street, or 70 A'
al slsr: ssyss ciss. tor the grand xs:o. BAN q 10
saturday and Mopdsy evsninss h and issS ia:s
vda Fellow Hai at AAfpass isvsn o'clock PREPARED y
IxpoRrANr 70 BUSINESS sHN-x soHrrF 90. u
R.y , H. os sS: e. ~. ,' 5 uSss we'll $1,000
sonss!n. mn chance Any basas.S man visS
- q re ass ss 20:
. sppss ~ :oo sss.ss
rent Fer particulars apply - ABOVE.
nssopsrs Of Tssss and No 81 CHAMBERS
ss sss Ro hs and
city Of ys.r 1850 are now oOcn for public in
y. 81 @ sss e
nna ma es % 3,
reduction Of their being clsreynen
for military services and also literary charitable nst
tons by law exempt from taxation reque.ed ap-
pbcAon for such reduction exemption 81
ing OF the rolls on said 30h day Of April
The folio wing iion Of the Act Of April H. 1859 publshod
for The Information OF tax page
ercTioN lODuring the time the books shall DO open for
public inspection heretofore application may be
by any peson considering hmsn aggeyod by the a.
sessed valuation Of his real personal eate toe
ocrrec'ed fsuch application be made in relation
aseeesed valuation Of real estate must be made writing
stating Tho gouDd Of objections hereso aud hcyeupon the
shall examine into the complaint and r. 10 her
Judgment the assessment they chad
be corrected. II such application BE- relation
the assessed valuation of personal he
be eIsmined under oa by he sA Goa mssscnsra
be authorized admnistor such oath any Of them aud
10 their Judgment he easassmen tey shall
corrected. and x the OF such
hey believe to Be just esd declare their econ
whin thirty days afor such application ahaN
been ITEM No reduction shS bo made by Isolr6
Supervisors Of real sate
imposed this unless shall appear oath or
animation that The parry .Esreved unable attend
reason Of sickness shsence from the cyIAws Of iS59
chapter p2. section 3. A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
J. ". BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes Aasac .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

efOR HOUEA-THR FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF
"A this hots respectfully solicited give notice q ths
Intended vsis n order V have As rooms ready arrival
@. A. BTEr0ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

NONsfABLE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN HxeCU
Ito nj will expose for sale u cubic auction day
February Is ut 10 n, at tho OF German Huehes
No thaihsm square, ono wood sno Of Cas-
ters and Clothing. w. LYONS. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

GRAND MASONIC BALL.-rHE COMMITTEES AND
all Sshers hsvs tickets tor tho Grand xasoatc Ball.
70 saturday and Monday eysnin and l5h int
make returns a T 1T'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

III MyaCsoLAY AUCTIoNEER AID STOCK
roker, bz william streetIusurance sock ana cxh.r "a
q private .ae Stocks and Bonds boux h and Sold al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

r. g. HORTON CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI. $50 Hudson streetwin SELL this day II twelve O. sock
3s7 West street. cornc Of Houston street IS bb DRY PAINS
70 and expouSes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
FOR SALE.

a MERCHANT rAH.Oa, DOING PROFITABLE BE-
"A npsss csAsOns Of selling hk Stock .si.g
"a We most reasonable srmA Add, AsrshAn. labor H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

ZION NoI1CE-OROCKERy, GLASS AND CHINA
u pc soN ~ he store, No. $40 Grand street. At ten
ms Wy. N. DOUHHrY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

EDWARD sOHKNCK, Northumberland Ant
~ span of Horses, BY =. r. h 6CHENOK, on rucs.
day, IAN Inst one O'Clock 1, neg sale.roou No s, Mas
l, hands high coming 'yea old and no older Of
eat beauty style; and action; rot togethsr four
minutes and the OF horse In Sis Warranted parecaly kiud
sound and gentle IN Alsoa light boz Wagon
70 order by Wood Bros and light double Harness. BAnks
whip, de-; 10 DO percnnptorily sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

wv -. WIIIHhbv AUOIfUNENW, Wf'sL bxLTr THIS
day, 1t O'Clock, l54 Canal street. all paror
chamber dtsiag k-hen FurAanrs, 10 Of lHrse
no..e cnssans ct one rose-ooo sas .,a sip uoyais
eHgeJe, Bookcase and manlel
ngs l. ard dsuask Cur taius elegant
three ply Inc and other C~I pets; hall O,lcion aack
stair Rods feather Bet hair Baake cpraat
directing Bureaus wsshsArds, toilet Wars say an
o,h<r eeds,est dining room kichea faratufe Cas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

JOHN LLOYD, AuCrIONEHR-LLOYD & vAm SICKLE
81 will soil on Tuesday. Feb Il, At i0k n ali Furnl.
ture contained IN house No IS we Twsaty fourth
nsimg Oh Wlson Sruases ADD nsr>a OArPe Ucioths
marble Bureaus Wristbands black walnut Hedssoads
holsters asd Plovs manel Vases Minors, Crockery ADD
kitchen Utensth Terms cash Immediately Ar sale Depos
required from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

BROADWAY GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-A VERY
~ exseiie nj stand for bssine spd will sold
sequence Of the proprietor having ber busness 70 attend W
Inquire tor three days 1t S67 Bread cay. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
EDWARD Il LUDLOW, AUcTroNEsR-v.

EDWARD 81 LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Farm at Sing Sing a. Aucdon.-E II. LUDLOW . co
wl ssil st suction 90 Ihur.d.y Feb e. so u o'clock
Kpp Farm mile eas of the depot ADD sdjoians lands
Of Aesss McCord Williams SrAtton and Horton, dining
l6 asea. There ID large dwelling house ali ne
eesea out buildings on the premises and Of the es
Die building e6 south Of tho Highlands further
particulars At the auchoneers Office No. Il Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCfIONEHR -HORsEs OAR
II Iiaees, &C., by T. +. h. GCHENCK. Tuesday Ith
inst one O'Clock At their salssroom No 50 Nassau street
sound kind gentle every very fast also 70
Wagon, Harness, kobes, BankeA &c. Also . bay Mare,
seven yeas old, fifteen banda high, warranted perfe y
sound kind and eensA In every way Ia three
an excellent horse for phys'ciAn Can be seen n Aonta
Eocaawsy entirely new built By Parker eegan. light
away AID several TOP and road W. CONS, Harness. 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

N.hinA n rSANo-ls. Utt .vN Ea.--GAn.ss
n's sale vf vAfusl fro.erty 5fc oS I'D So don
20" ssest ~.m OF Broadway. ny Wtt,biAA n YaANk
a. atbe ssfctahs kschsugs IA THURSDAY, t6ta i1st,
~ ostcA the thres two and 0riok H.nss n
we oio on and ba2 d. ustoD WsLsy
AsurTts sire U.s. by order OF of Wnhsu
eeassd busss each rs o. AZ os cash 70 ev g.
me hoefal, M be otiare1 together. hair proxitv
ubd" az renders them desirable manL map
&c. apply ~ Suciione-r, No g rroat a6uset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

RrIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR pECAYED rERrH
pu; In whie SOFT reauirine no pressye and giving
pain; schng teeth mere ahcils be Oiled
Of the dbcoverer U.s. broadwa Thirty Art street
No composition claimed with cheap operstpru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

ZION NOrICR-EARrHHNwARE, GLASS AND
,bma-A large catalogue ssle for cash, BY J. y a.
ri street cSoSs ssoot vnShv he ro,sce OF CITY And
v dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

pAwMB1oKERs sAL1-rHB DAY, AT lok O'CLOCK
i u BELL fHOaP0OHS auction room, IS East Hrosd
way Adea and eeouemeas Cohkns slk oler Fr ga
shevh nanhllas CtP.a Dry 0cods Gums, Banksts ov.r
Jewely and other goods. = ''--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

AGER BEER AND BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE
Ia handsomely fitted up At very low ren principal
horous hare and prominent corner, doing good paving
business and offered bargain apply NkiDdAaDf
10 Nassau St %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

CPIRITUALIsM CHARLES COLCHESTER THE
y great mpressbe writing and soeaking medium can he
nj his No Amtty afsrs of
life Hours from II A. M. TIL 6PM N B.-No charge un.
less saipfa ctdrf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

ONE HALF OF RARR, REV AND VERY PRosIr.
" able business connected with railroads. sale Uy
% 600 required. Apply at 81 Pine street. third story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or THR GEL RBR rED
IN Msdae PREw6TERr She has been consui II =. ,h,n
and CITIES with ssasfacson she rcIs
che has equal sbe tells Tbs OF furc
wife husband ALEC that Of her viser yon wish
give CALL at Isl Third aysnuo above Tweny
Ladies, ~ oenta; gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

NOTE most desirable trans by which atend the sale
q uesdsy WI be those leaving Jersey City at aud IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

\ RfIFlCuAI FKErH.-DR. DURKIN CONTINUE r
a sssaA fssh n two sssoe1s, whssi ~ sh0hAsa -
peu q exwaatng where Art16aA Teeh nssg1sd Dr.
bU4KIN. ~ Canal skSsA ons dsos from LAurous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

ZION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIONRRR,
ril sail Wednesday, Feb. Is u f0ts O'Clock q The
cf Columbia and Houston sreets the b0ck and Fixtures
uor WIN be cold IN one lot separately. together
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

s(ry~S>~~S~><S~S<<~S>
HVU BAL. On To L1T.-hOUbs SO EASE bAuAD
way WI DO sod loo et good snAA ~ . no AsouAbs
Tsto Appy ID 10 JoAa aross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

0cP BOwKRY-MADAMB wrDGBR. CLArRvoYA Mt
AOO gifted Spanish lady unveils tbs mysery Of fd,nry
love- absent tslds sick presrtbss
fer AL tells Numbers prooeety Loaf stoon
No. ~ BOwery, between Houson and Bleecker srsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

DOR SALE-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT
L house No. Ii WeG Thirty fourth streo 23x6S lot
AIl26 With all thc ths modern Including gaze
water furnase venaaOrs doors story aso;
from dalshcd with black vAInui stable
The 26x3IS With entrance from thirty 6hh Fur
particulars inquire OF j. h. COkLLkc, he premaes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
JENRY B. HERTs. JR.. AUcrIoNEER.

IL AADGnses' nala OF
Gold and Silver wa,shts, Jewsiry, DAmonds, &C.,
On TUESDAY, Fob. H. at ii O'Clock.
Al - william srsoL
Cempnsing large Of Cola and Silver Watches Dia
nnond and Gold yewcry, precious Ssoues Pannes
Dresden China Ware syer plated ware Ensnyass large
Iron safe for eweer Hsrngs Book Safe Glass
aIiureG Dssis Chairs &c FERNS & ale crab IN sy iund
T. g. MACKAY, Aads,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
DENTISTRY.

Rr1FICHAL TEETH.-FuIL SETS. ON PURE SILVER
"A onlv g. fine gold and platina, With oontn gums
e26. and rauted In respect un9ie teeth ef e0i
oiled d actcd without he least pain BY now process
ISS avenue between Tenth ADD evenih areeas
DE- LUTnR&, Dentea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

GROCERY FOR sALE-A FIRST GLASS GROCERY-
" Lease, Stock and F1turrs SALE bargain casb
customer Apply the premises No. $50 Bowey between
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

( The hqFbaFiszp Of slavery hes been freshly
illustrated in Mississippi. A monster named
W. J. Holloway, at Lexington, whipped one
Of his negro women to death- The murderer
was arrested, but would probably cheat the
ganows OF its due should he serve an his
kbsfisl{ "a sal,5a yra,. ai.ii-.iil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

Mayor Wood has issued an epistle to the
juharmonious Democracy which BE thihlswil
be eh6cacious as a sticking plaster. Re has
discovered that there are two Democratic
candidates for President, in the feld, and he
expresses himself satisfied that If both run,
and if separate electoral tickets are voted for
in all the States, Lincoln viii most certainly
be elected BE, therefore, proposes as his
grand invention for saving the Democracy,
That as Douglas is stronger than Breckenridge
IN the Northern States, Douglas electoral
ticket only should be run in those States by
the Democrats, and that as Breckenridge Is
strongest in the South, no Douglas ticket be
Eun in the Slave States. "
Such, in brief is the course recommended
BY the trading Fernando, who has become a
Professed Douglas adherent. The maxim, Of
Sueh a PreposteTous proposition shows The
ntter helplessness Of the split party, and She
desperate shifts the spoilsmen are ready 70
adopt to keep their Piclkers and steslers2
longer in the public treasury. Woods plan
won't work. d AJAX zz-ti-J4 aba
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

ARssRs. EDIToRs;-Let it not be thought
that I wish to detract from the fair fame of Vic
toria, (mute be the tongue, and paralyzed
be the hand, that would make such an at
tempt but on the principle Of melting out
'honor to whom honor IS due, It should
be known that the Proclamation for the en-
cOuragement of piety and virtue and sup
preston Of vice, (fOr such is the full title of
the document is not "a state paper Of un-
usual character but a transcript of what
has been read sat assizes and quarter sessions"
and also at stated periods, believe quarterly
from the Pulpits Of the Established r''---en'
for q long series Of vac--7 DeiieVe centuries.
Nv 49,. 4ecoueetion dates back more than
half a century.
GeVsLand July eth J.B.G.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

Mlles Taylor, Cff1rI 81 tnt Douglas Ma
tiOnal Demooratie Committee. hHs issued from
Washington { mani $50 tiiselariikkE t tiiat ths
reports disseminutod fFolil. that city 10 the
effect Dat the friends OF Douglas and John
son, ware engaged ia ilyesAYOf tAe Stats,
with the friends Breokenriage and Lana in
making arrangements for The running Of cleo
toral tieEsts in dIgerant States, to- be sup
ported BY them jointly in Che approaching
Presidentiul slecioh- Wifh ils 7alsidilii.
ing that the vote Of tn, slectols elected by
Eueh combination, shall be girs1l Tor Douglas
and johnson, or FOX Breckenridge and Lane,
Hs subsequent events might require to Be
without any foundation in fact. Mr.. Faylor.
Of Louisiana, Is an intelligent, honorable gen
tleman, and his statement is conclusive.l 20
Mr. Taylor further asserts that 81 iaf- IS IS
known no member Of ths Douglas National
COMMITTEES has ever expressed awisb for any
such Arrangement OF enteftanled, for single
moment, any suggestion or proposition Tend
ing towards IL The manifesto turther says
49, 49, sAlsl slAlAAliAakta1 lLl1L any
such arrangement can with propriety be made
at any time, IN any place, or under sny7eir- any
eumstan5es with those iEhsI.--,sl1 hseoi--
enridge and Lane inno1aination, audAzo s,,'',.' ,','
their av6wea supporters IN opposition to the.
regular nominees Of the democratic party -Ll.
This settles the mooia1 question. The.
war is to go on to the bitter end, North ard
South. Douglas Democrats VIM tender no
olive branches and receive none, In closing
the manifesto says-aIf the seeedsTs and
their friends choose 70 separate permanently
from the Democratic party, and Eun ticket
in opposition to the regular nominations, let
them do so. Upon them be the responsibility
Of the result It IS entirely apPaFeHt that
the Breckenridge Democrats win not shirk
The responsibility They also claim the
Democratic national organization, and mean
70 maintain it for the future at all hazafds+A
Let the war of Democratic factions rage on.
The country VIII be benefited byit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10
Brsekeuridre and Lane In IIIlnel..

The Chicago Press Of the 9th says yigor-
Gus fight Is going on nnong the Breckenridge
men Of Illinois in relation to the propriety Of
nominating an electoral ticket in that State.
A few Of them contend that the true policy
Of the party is to endeayor to carry the State
for Douglas, throw the election into the
election into the House, and give their candi-
date an additional chance. These are for
submission to the Douglas organization. The
other Bide in the fight say that Lincoln is sure
to be elected whatever they may do, and
that 1t is their duty TO organize, cast what
votes they can and be IN readiness for The
next campaign when Douglasism will have
been purged out Of the party by defeat, and
when they win be recognized Is the Democ-
rscy Of Illinois. They are for national,
State and county nominations Hence the
squabbls. Their Convention is on the 18th,
at Springfield, then they viii determine
which faction within the faction Is the
strongest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10
ItIeal 60 q --Hoaa..l lIa- -ALle-L-

where he was beaten g q Refe, ,lican candi-
sate for Congress. Hs Mas N. .iirarm- friend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10
An IscfDr,ir o. rHE 1rILl.s IrsUIalpEro1TFIOs a. y

&
Az INclDEsT OF rHE ITALIAN IEsURREcTION.
1t is sometimes inconvenient 70 be famous.
Professor Holloway, the distinguished medi-
cal FefoFmef, once had experience of the Act.
L was bis fortune, OF misfortune, 70 be in
Piedmont when the Italian revolution OF
ls4e was At its eliminating point BE had
been on a tour through the Swiss Alps in 1
vestigating the phenomena Of an extraordi-
nary case of scrofula indigenous 10 that re-
gion, and known as eTetiRism. While thus
engaged, and intent on observing the effect
Of his remedies upon the prescribed and hid
eous race who have inherited for many gene
rations this horrible disorder, the torch Of
civil war had been lighted at Milan, and lis
flames had illuminated the whole Lombardo-
Venetian territory. At The time when be
set forward on his journey South, Charles
Albert, of Sardinia, had been driven beyond
Mncio, and Radetzky's victorious troops
were in full pursuit Expecting that his
neutral position as an Engkshman, and his
character as a man of science, would protect
him from outrage, DR.. Holloway iearlessly
set out upon his journey through the penin-
sula; but a circumstance. occurred upon which
he had not calculated. Marshal Radetzky, in
NNA AAsAA u NALtoAl Ahu HGcn AdhGu
suddenly. i'll, and one of the advance
parties Of his army having encountered
Doctor Holloway's carriage and discover
who was its inmate, his presence was
requested at headquarters, to attend upon
the sick veteran. Asa peaceful civilian and
his suite cannot gain much in dispute with
troop Of horse, the Doctor submitted with
the best grace possible He found the scar-
red and wrinkled soldier in great suffering.
Tie ftigues Of the campaign had brought on
bilious fever Of a very severe type, and as
Radetzky was then nearly seventy years Of
age, the army surgeons shook their heads Sc
riousiy. The Marshal at once put himself
under DR.. HoIloways care, and the latter
proceeded TO administer his famous Internal
Remedy. The fever soon subsidized, and in
less than three weeks the Commander-in-chief
was once more in the saddle BE paid bis is
cry. "You, DR.. Holloway" said be, care a
greater conquerOr than I; for have simply |
put down Ts6elltOR while yea have defeated i
Death" RadetzRy wished him to go to Vi. /
enna, assuring him as an indueement that he |
wonld be placed at the head Of the imperial |
medical staff; but DR.. Holloway's ambition
had wider and nobler scope, and he turn |
ed his face homeward with the old mans |
blessings on his head.--Naples "DiGrio.7
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The Canvas IN IIllnol..


The present political canvass in this section
is not only full Of announcement, but pre-
ssnts many decided euriosities. Those men
who wersthe nost enthusiastic supporters Of
pongsas two year, ego now openly confess
fsat Lincoln viii be elected President The
German supporters Of Douglas in '5e, are
9ish very few exceptions Lincoln men nov.
There are between fifty and one hundred Of
fhese Germans in this city alone. Matters
equally encouraging throughout the
oaun,rY. ,--.-- 4 i,-e ~ I
/. As s'rsw indicating the feeling here, we
1.4e 70 Ieeord a BET Of $500 made BY
gougias : Demoerat on Saturday, In favor of
Lincoln against Douglas. There Il no luke
Hsrmness among the aahe7snts Of fld Abe. 1
4 Psoris zFm1alPG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10
New Warden . IL Pt1ltsIlI1rr.

At the meeting ofzthe Directors Of the
Ohio Peniteptiary held in Columbus LAST
week, Mr.. Prentiss, Of Ashtabula county, was
appointed Warden of the prison, to succeed
Dir. Van SIyke. Mr.. Prentiss is wen qnali-
fed for the responsible post DR.. Kinsel, of
Columbus, was appointed Physician.