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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05
Our speei., Washington Desp.teh.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
wAsIroros, June 4. 1880.
nn ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
Mr.. Treecott to day assumed the posion Of Asssast
Secretary Of Sssts. NJ Appleton vii not leave the
United States for Russia for weeks lie has no, yet
been confirmed BY the Senate.
pEpArcHxs FROM UTAH.
large mail received this morning st the War
Department from Utah, which included . number Of
orders detailing the movement OF troops from Utah
New Mexico and elsewhere The political news was
important Everything quiet and orderly, and the
Normons seemed well disposed.
THE xxcRAsoE CENTS GOLD SILVER AT rn MINT
Mr.. Barr presented the petition Of several thousand
citizens Of Brooklyn, asking for law allowing them
take cents 70 the Mint and receive gold silver in
change. The subject ID under cona Iteration by the
ways and Means Committee
rRoCRxB on THs CONDITION COMMITTEE
Ths COveds Ooomisss, at their meeting 10 day, decided
arrest and bring before The House Cnarss A. DunhAm
who acard IN the HERALD Of today charges that letter.
which Covode imputcs 10 him, - . forgery. The Com
mitsee made but little progress In their examinations 70
day clerk n The Naval ssorekesper's once II Phla
dephiA testified before the Committee today that be dA
perform any duties sxospt 10 sign the pay roll and
never received any money t after the organization Of
the Covodc Committee. Bis superior bad drawn biz
salary for bis own purpoees previous that time.
xnruicAS JorIircAroS.
Mr.. Blair gives . grand black republican pow-wow
sqaishs ct SILVER Springs, 70 raay the Chicago noina
tons
ms krepressble Niger again dragged befora The
Senate to-day by NJ. sunner. hs speech w. full Of
bitter inveclive and venom. the stale and
exploded dosmas which be has ofen diAted upon ths
Senate, dshed up, however, In very aggravated and
Offensive stys. u also aboundcd In mNrepresentaton
and lse statements, and generally cisapproved Of BY
his own party
TIE MUNICIPAL upcnos.
The enure oesal vote FOR MAYOR viii probably MOI TO
before midnight, bat eonpsrisoa Of the re-
thus far with those Of two yrs ago shows teAi
wusch Qndcpcr dent) elected the present inoum
bent (Baret), The regular democratic and sai Know
Nothing candidate There asturbancss several
polls, and pistols were fred, and several wounded
beaten. number Of Baltimore rowdes participated In
the osturbsnoes
rHg PACIFIC RAILROAD.
n win be reoollecscd the Pacific Railroad bin
recommted By The House ths select nmitsce Inc
subject IN order 70 remove the an pn,y gro~ipg Of
the powers proposed be bestowed the grantees and
10 render the frapchsrs secure. This morning, In
me committee, Mr. Fenion offered amendment, which
wss unanimously agreed 10, providing that the grantees
and their associates shAll be or become vested with
any grant, right interest, secured By TIC b other
wise than corporate character and capacity, 70 be
rps acquired BY them such fhcm shsn acoep, TIE
ers and oopdsosr Of this 90 within the Territorial and
s,a,e jurisdictions through which the con,empa
ted railroad shsIl be constructed.
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Great Destruction OF Property And Loss
a Lffe.
CHICAGO, june Z, 1850.
terrible tornado paassd the eastern part Of Iowa
and The northwest part OF Illinois last night the te'e-
graph lines wsss Of the Misssspp being down. We
unable 70 ascertain how far west the Tornado reached.
and what b The real amount and Of Life and pro
peny.
The tornado commenced at Clinton, Iowa, u hAlfpsst
seven O'Clock last evening and although les icg but two
and half minutes, caused destruction Of nfe and
property than any similar storm that has visited
this portion Of tho country.
The towns OF oamanche, Iowa. aud Albany, Illinois, on
opposite sides Of the river and I've miles south Of Cn
ton, oomplsssy demolished. la The former place
thirty two dead bodies have areaiy bssu taken from the
ruins, and there sl number that cannot be got a.
In Albany, I'VE or dix DEAD bodies have been found,
with about nfty wounded, some Of them seriously.
We have not yet been able 70 obtain complete List Of
the victims.
Tho citizens Of Fulton, Illinois, and Clinton, Iowa, are
doing everything In their power 70 rsasss Tho sasrsrs
From other towns the route OF the tornado That can
be reached by telegraph learn that the destruction Of
life and property was equally - great
Al Morrison, Illinois, the following aro killed, - FIR ~
We have been able 70 learn,-Ns. Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorr; George Ronersh; boy named Barnum. Tho
seriously Wounooo aro:-IhomaS U&py; BENJAMIN bhSnc
and wife; Mr.. Nchncend; Hirain Mann.
At LyBdeu three miles south Of Serlins several pcr
were killed and aNssa psrsons IN that vicinity were
b.dly Injured ~ having arms and Iess broken Tns
storm passed two miles north Of Anboy. Report Ays
that over ten lives we're lost there and number badly
Injured. The namcs OF the killed. Tar - known, are
MS Noss and child named Buuby. The injured are
Mr. Noss and daughter Mr.. saseu, by named North
way ana Mr. Wright
The tornado appears TO have taken almost due
cas-. from the Mississippi to Rock river. Scarcely house
q barn the direct track, which was about half
sle In WIDTH was sft standing From nj accounts not
les than sixty nine lives were Lost. Tho extent Of
camsgs property, which very large cannot be fully
AscertAined for some time.
LATER.
Tbs Of those killed By the tornado at AlbAny,
H., last night arc d. Buck, Ener, Mr. Sweat two
children Of Mr. Riley aud Miss Ryder missing. The ia
tally wounded are Mr.. Riley, Mss Mary ssasg, and Mrs
Ssocum.
The badly hurt are Mr.. Purkns, Mrs Sweat, Mrs. Cas-
par and child, Mrs. kcMAnn Moses Bishop, wife and
child; Mrs Cole, Mrs. whtcomb, leg broken; Ms. Finer
Fred MILLER, and Mrs Ostrander.
Several others were more or less inferred.
All public meeting Of the citizens Of Fulton re-
solved 10 furnish the Sufferers with homes all the
ssunce required
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MaTr1ed.

LpxyoaD-Brnxl lin 3h3s city. On "Wednesday, May
80 BY Toe Rev Robert G. Dickson Jox LuNsFoRp. E.q,
Of Virginia. 70 IrpH n third daugnter OF Piers j. Butler,
Eq., u New York.
LypcnburE, Va, papers please copy.
LYos-ComN -Or Sunday, June 8, ct the Wooster
street Synagogue, BY the Rev. n IsaAcs, Mr. RErBkS
LYos 10 Mics DKpokAH Coans, both Of sais city.
vopSxsxIH-RRDaaIL- On Monday, June 4. by his
Honor Fernando Wood Mayor, st the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Wn yoSDnrsnIB to CARRx, Oldest
daughter OF Samuel Brdsall, Fac, all Of this city.
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SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENT or THE CURRENCY
QuksTION-oFFICIAL LkAvE OF THE K1BAssY-
rARAToxY TO THEIR DEPARTURE FoR THIS CITY ON
rErEspAY-AN EXHIBITION OF JAPAS EQUESTRIAN
IsN-10MMY AND TIE LADIES, ETC.
Our SPECIAL wAsMSGroN DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, june {, 1860
japanese news is getting pretty well played out, Al
though the excitement among tho ladies 70 them
great ~ ever, II not actually on tie increase.
To-day has been principally occupied BY the Princes,
censor and Interpreters with the Secretary Of the frea
sury, In discussing The currency question. The question
10 considered definitely arranged vpon perfectly sash
,actory basis for both countries. The Official result will
be announced to morrow.
The mechanical Part OF melting asaayng and fixing the
standard value Of their gold and silver coin 70 compare
with that OF this and other countsss win be arranged BY
Mr. Cobb the diplomatic part 70 be settled by the ssc
rotary Of State, General Cas-.
Captain Dupont has not yct returned from biz
home, where be went on Saturday night, conss
quenny the Embsay did NOT take Official ssvs
Of The President Secretaries, and ohcr diguitarssl
to-day ~ twelve O'Clock - autographed they would,
win DO 20 10 morrow as The hour above named.
All hands are engaged In packing up basgrgs to be sen
10 New York In advance Of the Enbassy, Inch viii only
carry NJ clothing personal baggage along with H.
ney gave another exhibition to-day 70 the people Of
Washington Of thsr equestrian exercises accompanied BY
Capt Portsr, vas decidedly rich, saordng infinite
amusement 70 nisssrs, losfers, and the ladies'.
On Tnursday the Embassy lsavss en- rosQ< for New
York. stopping twenty -four hours II nin aore, probably
four days Phuadsph, then 70 New York end Niagara
Falls, which viii probably end thsir Northern tour
The foundres, shipyards Central Park and manufse-
tories VII interest them far team any cues srtsr
visiting New York, which sesms so be their great hobby
ever since they left Japan.
Tuamy b In . mus beautiful young lady, with .
good deal OF the haueur in her manners declined day
to lot Tommy kss her, whereupon the young Tycoon do
eared she "wss much id proud"
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New Haven city Election.

NV HAVEN, toNN, sunt y
The CITY Election took place day, and resulted IN the
choice Of u. NJ WEIGH, the democratic candidate Tor
M.,or.
ne city Is In busy preparation for the great medical
convention, which begins 10 morrow. No pans o. en-
perse have been spared give 70 strangers hospiAble
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THE CLERKS AND THE JAPANESE.

o. behalf Of myself, a. well many other clerks, |
would suggest through tine medium Of your valuable
Journal that worthy city fathers recommend the
nerch,ns Of New York the proprc,y Of closing their
places Of business the sson OF tue vs Of the ia
psnese there wi be- In al rronsbtIry, display eel.
com seen and which We all shoad
QUILL DRIVER
Srw YoRK, June Z, 1890
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bIs epolSLuntipg printers, and the investiga-
lion by the government into the gigantic land
frauds Of California claimants, which will save
the public treasury over hundred millions Of
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Tn. sisve BARK wsraar,.

The bnk wnddre. recently .uscf sin cargo OF
,f-n.vs 10 rsf 70 tsvc beer Nvr11 "a ftfed out ~
ns.,or }ears, vbc sndclpssd oessns $4,000 By The
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.

The New Assistant Secretary Of State De.
spafehes from Itah-Rxshange Of Cents
for Geld or Silver at the mlnt-The Covode
Csouna6tee and Mr. 0uaban-Speeeh Of
Mr. Sanser-7he Municipal Eleetie9,
&C., 30, 10.
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The Ancient and Hon0rabie Artillery.
BosroS, June 4, 1890.
ne snnuai parade Of the Ancient end Honorable ArsI
l.ry took place cay with the usual excrcaes, emsrsc.
lrs sermon by Rev n Nickerson, dinner at faneuj
nan and the commissiou Of ofosrs John 3. 1viee was
elected Captain and G. Bailey, editor d the Hrud,
r,vs lsuts mani The sncients turned out l3o men.
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BAIoos AsCDnoS 10 DAY roR zm 6asxu " Comm
The f,iends Of the Ate Augustus n Conner VITO, shers
te ago, met with bis death from INJURIES recevsd In IN
attempted ascenon from Palace Garden, have arranged
benefit for The borrowed family Of the asroaaut, which
WIN take place this evening, and which hoped may
prove brilliant successes The proprietor Of Palace Gar
ASCENSION and Prof Wise also kindly volunteered
TO make balloon ascension, which, together With hue
display Of fireworks, contributed BY the Hcssrs Edge,
VII, eolbtss attract . large number Of paving spec
htors TO The Garden. The balloon Venus, which Con-
ner met his untmey tate, VIII DO used BY Mr.. Wise In
this ascension.
RENEWING IroKSsrs -Mar,hai Burrham and his
sistant, Nj Hnchman, yesterday commenced renewing
hcenoes 10 hackney coaches Each coach pays into the
CITY treasury he sum OF IS annually, the total amount
realized being about "a 900 per aunum
An UyKSowS MAN ForNp DRowSm-Cerone. Gamble
hold IN Inquest yesterday at the foot Of Coan It street,
upon the body Of unknown man found 'stng In the
water. Deceased was about i've feet seven inches In
height bad brown hair, and dresse In the gssb Of
hoorer with blue overalls and hickory shirt The Jury
rendered . verdict Of 'Feund drowned" and the body
was bereupon sent to the dead house ct Bellevue Hos
pitAl fof Identification.
PASSING CocsTHssu1 AoSnY. Anna MAlmksn was taken
into custody BY policeman Blair Of the Fourth ward, or
charge OF passing counterfeit two dollar bill on the
Safety Fund Bank of Boston, u the store Of Dsric s.
kreuter No 447k Pearl street. Tho accusod had pre-
vcusy offered the bill Of suosher store where sue was
told was worthless Jussis Welsh committed the &C.
cunod for examination.
killed NY FAILING FROM WIsDow.--John Uricn,
child about two pears old killed yesterday morning
by falling from third story window, II the CORNER Of
Norfolk Brooe streets Tho coroner was notified to
hold an inques. upon the body.
CaAscE OF FoRoszY Charles II. Trip was arreyted
by detectives Devoe and Sampson yesterday beuch
warrant charging him with forgery. Inc accused vas
committed TO the Tombs.
APPOINTMENT or A QUARANTINE COMMISSIONER on dams
Aaxs.-Mr Alexander W. Harvey, BunAopian, has been
appointed by Governor Morgan TO succeed Nc. Ward
Hunt resigned Commissioner, under the act for
timing and collecting the damsge csueed by the destruc
ton d the maine hospitals ana other buildings and pro-
perty At Quarantine.
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Leary 4 Co.'s suocessors, Hunt Il Du-
gHNBvhY call the Of the~ and the pub
uc 10 ihex psoser, beautiful 81 e Of sammsr Hsa
g. I'd Hcuse.
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The Remains OF Jeha M~Oonoagh.
bALuNOHx, June 4, 1850
n schooner Peter Clinton arrived the m1rnine
from New Orleans win the remains Of JOIN GcDonougn
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See k.-Which mysteraoas Heading
WIEN uttered 10 plhiu frgIe. KNOCKS 'xrelsior
hss The fsshou -hh Ill vho Appreciate
sian snd exoelerce Ct wnrknaushs Rnoxs ns ard Gap
sales, be of Broadway and Fulou street.
and hat . The place 20 bay s.y isA head covering.
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Barry's Trfccphersus IL the Best and
pr-esrvne asl rsssoriEs y hair. hdhSA W. ~ b. II
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Cristsdcrc's Hair Dye. wigs, snS Tcu-
r~es Tse 49, m ne word wholesale and rsa Dire
privately sppef 81 ro Astor house.
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IolAWhr0 LOuertp'-
eusssx COUNTY. CLASS l3s. JusE 4. 1860
s, 50, IS, 80, so, a., 65, Al, I'll, 20, 4, 90, Q.
CoSsoIIpATgp LOTTERY. CLASS 50 JuSr 1890.
Co. &c, rs, 63, ~, AZ, l, GA, AZ, 81, 90, ca, 40.
FRaNCr. pRoAprESrS h co,
nAnAxess. Wilmington, delaware.
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evausjes~s Hair Csnpsssts~n-wsrty
yssys err I've b~ssent ss< esielshnent q
hsusss hAir, 81 sssw psrs, near svo><vsy.
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rks-wooJI, EDUI 4 GO Manager OF the
prIsvnH. xkSIucKY Asp MISSOURI STATE ioyryRus
BEiAw .Rs-sxrEs Class No aos, JUsE 4. 1866.
80, 6, az, sc, 50, 81, so, 81, CT. &c, 8, 3, A..
IEIAwARx CLASS No a66 JUsE 4 fe69
IL, Q, 10. IL, 40, 81, l, %, 10, 8, FL. IA, Is.
Circulars ssni free u charge hy .ddrtssre etbs- 70
WOOD. EDDY co, wunioeton Ieia sara
Ofto WOOD. KDDY CO., e. IoEis. EiascnTi.
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OmciaI Drawings OF Hodges. Davis ss
cos OtnxolHaes lotteries o. ueovgts
Class s4S. JUss 4. 1850
4721, rs, so, so, 10, 81, &c, &C, 25 II.
Prizss cached nj 5ss Broadway Gculs's s~ni Geo
EO58kS. DAVIS A Co,
MsrAxeu.
hsccn deorga
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Eull Account OF the Race nor the Great
Bpsnn erby; CbalsnGs nuu jon q. HesnAn Joan Mnr
,ssey eue's no. Hseres Lssess fvem ths hshnr ers
rrn Ossor ssd eesev soca Lcodcn s.eon6ns Iesssv
culsrs o. The seeiwee Of The Fight for ~ ChAnpsss
The dfsc Champion ~ he Wor a. he WOODS
krp msichA brutal and Covardv Assault BY the Pc
ke, sud sr-si VARIETY Of Sporting ssws IN NfLKhs'
sPIuIT nov cot
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c,,xr. , gp1Iy sI's2,y MoIyE Essvv.--,

Ih.s.c'srs wbo uss vtnss ed Aquom = ~ UeoGuuH
sbo I'D stvs TIE prefssence 70 tAsee arxo2a
folio wing rsspon sibie vboiessis dssr vi suSry ~
UDOLFHO VOLTA
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Brandreth's Pills.

Brandreth's Pills.
In Blii,us psesses
In Jsundiss
In Liver Anectiops.
= Palma @ hke.
In LyspepsAa, are Invaluable.
FOR Rheumatism byh acute ard chronic
Ard fnr OcsfveDess
Th~y and stand for advance Pills
The
FOLD ses Cana street. .es Bo-ery and rron fquare
r TWENTY FIVE Crgrs Par BOX.
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,-tcr.c &C Sisc By linse1 put uv ~ malhusN -
rs; .rAl.1.
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At Bome-To-day, To-morro~, and all
ne weeh Pvufesstr FUwLmR. Pbrvnocr,st VII ,emsin
rshipp ss psoadssy sri rive chars with fu wrper
charts 70 those sees and sersmsn who wish. Ladies
AwaJs IN attendance.
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rvsl's HAIR Dye. 30 Cents. MACK cv
tr8ss Dsyo 40 psrsay street, sod soA By ~ aypxxsw
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Coed Tea, One Dollar the Chest, NJ
cHKis1rAf sons Tea wsrehouse. 10 Chatham srss anA
I 0reeuw tch street
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rDrIyIo wrLyxG
PuEI lUSxAC BAAnrY,
~ az f'st tv sirrsesx vssyHred puro 81 -
Lstss.is3 ..- hs si,hoas ca ~ bosis sad - 0ma
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Admirable Toilet EsseBtisIs.-The De-
2 NJ Miss TAhZkN HlrpabpS Inprosed EIsir Hesinrx
lmtroved BAR Drvs~f- permanently lnc.,sd
al Houstnr street east Of vsr,ct Restorative half pnis,
81, Dressing %. COO.
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"Cossar'~. Ret, Roach, Crcsor and Bed-
b,s nstcrr,~ssr "Cas ecvc Powder for rnvhs IN
ac COSTA RS sepc, sls Broadway, opposite ~ Nch-
olas notel, MI
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The Pearl Bsavev-A New Drsss uat, ut
De yOIs, s9T Broadway. walker street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

al %. r. rA~rorry Aossr. oovsrnloNns o,
al. AL. ynn sfArn LAvyw. uvnsy. nDvAu
Hi1NuyI. ~ Broadway.
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uDOLPH0 v0Ixyl

gUpor.st and bosred :, bpssN for psvss ase nea1 =
tie offered fer 70 ~ Hofo = $500 ~
vne warranted pcrfs0ly pure
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Gee. D. sleat d Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
l"'s s'''s ssd Sau''s s'"ss ss oo ev sro.sv.,
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Rapture Radically Cured ny Dv. Riggs
ws er proof inupedA rruss Bous., Barclay street.
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UDOLPB0 W0LIyy

YuR6 eBSReY WirI
s1possc sGe tcaaec ~ taseH ~ sAze - ~ HWt WA
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George II. syoat 4 Co.'S Celebrated EII1p-
tie L1ch huish and sAuis,s Dewtns nAehns
q. n COLLINS 40 Broadway
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Abraham Lsncslns Campaign Por-
hssA Phosograph sAAsn sncs ~ no.s.si,cn $40 100
Hoi-nn6, 3T Broadway.
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Ladies Dress 0imps-New aud Beautf-
full d, les. lOUKITr, SON cos, 1bl Fulson sree3,
Brooklyn. 1rtmm!nss made 70 @airb.
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For Bilious Complaints. Headache,
ssd merry psp'e.ssst uspsn.s cecsscocd By d:cdwed
p,onank, irrssnlsrity, oher Browns arAnve
Trcches CxksrtSc Lzepses win found MIA ssHcbus
and palafsbie remedy. eoh BY all druu-sAa
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ATgvxsDyILs -THI on AVER BfOesoS wgppma
q Duane
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Holloway pills are More Enica~tcus In
s'yepsbessss seb ssed psruu ,sss soy Other tsovn
prspsrttup Persons a. TEN erNmsnt aud wcak
ciressive orr~ns should eey thsss tonic
Cies Let d. speeches Try them.
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DR.. Marah Continues a. Apply his nadi:
al Cure Truss spcc~ss efecfpr OF
pernh or rupture Marsh 4 CO, No 7vsssy a., ny
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asrrsng's Patent Chanpion 1lrs ana
Burshs Procf safn ~ Drsa6vsy sssg e MuTv aSsG
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Zephyr Mcrfno entS,
For Warm Weathsr
A great variety ~ low Prices a.
HANkts6.
No IS Bowevy.
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Jackson 4 Co.'S PrsAfun Shuttle Sew
,pr NacAnss for sais u sn BrosAvay. Ass.s wnnisl
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4. II. Singer d Co. hsvs Just Fntreducsa
.ns- rsely ss-ss nsssa, = &c No o.ssr sss.s n.
esssotcss sol1 nTS Gal ssA sza.sa ~ b na'sasl
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malWard's Needles, fDr wheeler & wn.
sors ssw1Eo nAcHrlEA Thsss Ne.dss are ss4s By
J. ySnp. nii.vxln. 81 Wsr,s sr,sAu.y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-08

The Atlanta (Ga.) Contederdcy a Douglas
paper, takes sound conservative, constitu-
tional, -Union-saving view of the election of
Lincoln. In answer to similar question
to that addressed to Douglas at Norfolk, the
CoFteder0ey says:
1--WE answer this interrogatory by simply
stating that the South will never permit
Abraham Lincoln to be inaupurated Presi-
dent Of bhe United States. This is a settled
fact 1t is the determination of all parties
of the South. And let the consequences be
what they may-whether the Potomac is
cTimsoned in human gore, and Pennsylvania
avenue is paved ten fathoms in depth with
nangled bodies, or whether the last vestige
of liberty is swept from the face of the
American Continent, the South, the loyal
SOuth--the constitutional South, will never
submit 10 such humiliation and degradation
as the Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln"
"These be brave Words "Blood is an oath
Of mickle might" as was observed by "An-
Cient Pistol, that beau-ideal ofa fre-eating
editor ''crimsoning the Potomac with human
gore" means some thing and if "Penusyl-
vania-ayenue is to be paved ten fathoms in
depth with mangled bodies" the thing had
better stop. The present political emergency
can not justify course which will excite the
South to such radical measures. Ten fathoms
are sixty feet. This would be paving the
avenue with mangled bodies considerably
higher than the top of the White House.
Think Of Mr.. Lincoln burrowing down
through twenty or thirty feet of mangled
bodies to reach the chimney-pots of the
White House.
Even if the proposed depth of this pave
ment IS slightly exaggerated by the excess
Of the valor of the editor of the Atlanta
Cortederaey, or If his valor is mightier with
the pen than with the sword, yet, after
making large allowance of depth for these
contingencies, il win still be very terrible
Suppose that margin of one half or FIVE
fathoms, be made for the difference between
the valor with the pen and with the sword,
il would still leave FIVE fathoms or thirty
feet, of mangled bodies, which would effect
ually barrieade the entrance 20 the White
House and the Capitol, Besides, these man
gled bodies are to be all furnished for the
slaughter by the Republicans, for the South
propose TO do the staying and mangling, and
not TO furnish any of the paving material
themselves.
II seems 70 us that party which will
persist in electing a President whose at
tempted Inauguration is TO bring such
dreadful consequences on the country, and
is to 'wipe every Vestige of liberty from the
face Of the American Continent" can not
pretend 10 be friendly to the Union or the
Constitution, or 10 liberty.