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SUGAR aoGsHEADs- SUGAR HoGsHEAp
sTAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making

sTAYE AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HOGSHEADs, RICE, MoLAssEs, Ros1N AND
TURPENTINE sTAyES AND SHINGLES
principle embraced in this Machine the old process Of
splitting dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of the timber produces article not liable to warp
or check from exposure The Stave Mill will rive shave and
Joint from the bo 1908 10000 Slaves periay and the
shuge Machine from l00O 1900 Shingles Irequres two
horse power to it, and be attached team
CINE gin mill power 1t make required LENGTH
and adjusted T. any thickness The timber is
neither sawed riven and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machnescan full operation between the honra
of 10 and oelock every day. at No. Canal street These
Machines made in Augusta Ga,
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and sin
gle rights Machines obtain them from the Agent, who
Will give full particulars. F.. G. COOK,
Sole Agent Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama ia3l 6m
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IL i

Messfs. B. A, Fahnestock h Co:
Gentemen-Some years since recommended B. A. Fahnes-
tock yermifuse my relative Mr.. Charles West Jefferson
county Mississippi for child eighteen nonIs old which
supposed be dying from fits He it Two or three vials
which brought from it tapcwo twentone feet long and
cared the child This worm preserved aud have shown i 10
planters this and the adjoining counties. aYe sold thou
sands Of bottles Of youF Neruge with perfect satisfaction to
the purchasers this viii be q service in calling aen
tOnt No your valuable remedy. you liberty to it,
JAMES P, HARPER,
Ofthe hrm Of Harper Sou, Druggists,
= Bayou Saru, La.
aPnrchaers shoald look well 10 the INITIALS TIVE bot
tie and Wrapper and he particular that they buyng
B. A. Fahnestock,s yermfuge, and ether, iy2s lmAW
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pozERTAN's HOSPITAL,
- No. 90 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Near the garrollten Railroas Terrninus

Dr. N BszEaAN, Gate Of Montgomery, Ala) having To-
Gated la New Orleans this mehod of announcing his
readiness practice and receive patients into his private hos
pita building he has htsd hospital is admireby
aped sd being stlated in such convenient
and desirable part e y that he feels warranted in saying
that it affords unusual advantages
generally large and airy, and have all under
gona thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks srs admitted.
RE xatesof board VIII ean ugaa the kind of uecommoda
tons required. all surgical operations charged extra ce
II the building. iets isS"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-22
GaribaIdr and Dumas.

Alexander Dumas is in Sicily. He is.a citizen of
Palermo, and is the historiographer of the war;.
His letters very interesting, and read like chap
ters in the "Three Guardsmen.n / give you, says
a correspondent, in conclusion, an extract fronna
his last. Promising that the day after the battle of
Melazzo, which he Witnessed ashore, he went on
board his yacht, which, for safety, had remained,
outside the harbor, and sailed to the entrance,
when,
Scarcely had cast anchor when boat bearing
a man, with a red shirt, ESQ all Garihaldans are
dressed) directed itself towards the yacht. The
General had sent me an order to take position be-
hind the Tuchery (steanerl. A quarter of an
hour afterwards ] occupied the position indicated
and repaired on board the Tuchefy.
The General received me calm and serene, as he
always is You will never see face SO placid as
his. Truly, Us Dante says, is the lion that sore
poses.n
Whilst we conversed, there arrived an car boat.
The General exchanged several words with the
man on board, and afterwards gave orders to his,
aids. One of them said to me, in q low tones.
| "news from Messina, we will have work now on,
| both sides.
| The General only said these words: s Let US gos
and see your yacht A paper was brought to him
/ to sign; it was credit of 100000 francs opened
| for him. Signing it, he looked towards nay little
vessel and said: 81 should be rich to possess Q,
| yacht like yours.'
Hear me- then, what say-Sicans, my, conn
patriots Italians, my brothers--this man that dis
poses of the money and blood of Sicily that gives
to-day two millions OF men to Piedmont and VIII
probably give tomorrow the kingdom of Naples
to Victor Emanuel; this man is not rich enonghto
buy vessel worth only 5000.
Yesterday | compared him with Cincinnatns.
But in contrast with this man. that has not whesaon
to lay his head the evening of battle but his sad
die, Cineinnatus was millionaire. CincinRaaas,
laying aside his sword, returned to his plow. Gin
| cinnatus then had pfow and by consequence,
some land. Garibaldi has nothing but his rock at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-22

The CENsus.-speakng of the census, :" Aon,'
the Washington correspondent of ths baltimore
Sun, says:
1t is conjectured that Maryland has lost a portion
of her slave popnfation, in comparison with the
enumeration of 1850. The returns of the slave
population of the border Senthern States will be
subject of interest to the politician and statesman.
1t will probably appear that the anounsot emigra-
ton has tended to concentrate the slaves in the
cotton and sugaT growing States, whiah, by their
fertility and enterprise, gVo them more profit
able employment than can be found for them else
where. Theae is not room in the southwest for the
extension OF the cotton culture. The Governor Of
the State Of Mississippi, in aessege to the that
lature Of that State year or TWO ago, stsbo aS
the unreclaimed lands in that Sta1s egtu ~ entso
capable Of producing greater e,sas ~ Te
than the whole amount Of tllc entae i y
dnct of all the States at sh%s Time. II Muulu1 "
caurse reouire fog this Sreasa of product IN nat
State tie employment OF taFee OF lost ,iiiios VI
/ .ayes in additi5n to tho present number.
/ II ii expectei that within the lifetime OF some
| who are now living, the mlmber OF slaves, ehiehy
concentrated in the cotton States, wll DO sixty
| m;iiinns IJnder tho Federal Constitution, three-
sfths Of the slaves Included in the Federal re.
nrasentatYe population. Thus those States will
hacnme entitled to nIImber of Representatives in
| Congress eqnal to the number which, wall repre-
sent forty millioas of free whites in sae Northern
| States
| 1t was anticipated as possible occurrence by
/ the trainers CT the Constitution, that the South
might through the. three-fifths rule, obtain an as
| cendancy in the House OF Representatives aud
/ unless the cotton States seeele, this will be- the
/ probable result,
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A TLANTIc DRY DOCK. ALG1ERs--

The subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
his supervision is prepared to take in Ships Steamers
and every description Of Water Craft The Dock is located
Agers opposite the Steamboat Landing where in connection
with the Dock the subscriber will continue the Shpwrght and
Caulkng Business which his long experience and the facilities
he together with his personal supervision Of all work
he hopes 50 merit share OF public patronage
- JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor.
s8-ordes left at the office of the agents, NJ J, DEWEY
attended to. my pm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-22

XTESPANIDUS STEAM BATTERIES-fHE
undersigned would call the attention of Sugar Planters 10
for the last four and have given the most oeeaea
satisfaction.
They are now prepared furnish few of thes Pans
this season. WHEELER 4 F0keTA1''"
les Sr lS5PcheuFs villas eeet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-22

Paddy. attending ii Broadbrim convention for
the firss time, was much astonsked aud puzzled,
withal at the manner Of worship. Having been
told that the q brethren spaks even as they were
moved by the SPIRIT he watched their proceed
ings with Increasing disgust for their shaEthen way
menced soleuiniy. brethren, have married.
t,The tvfl sou hey " answered Pat. the Quaker
sat down in confusion, but the spirit moving Pat
no further, the young man mustered courage and and
merried a daughter of the Iordt = The divil Sc
hey that said Pat; but I'LL be 3 mighty long
| time before yen see your iather-in=law.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-22

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-Hon. Wm. Pennington
Speaker of the United States House of Representa-
tives during the last session of Congress, has ad
dressed his constituents, declining being reelected
IN Conrress
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Or. &ufelanO'S berabmtes
0emtihes SSirtlrs

petlt 9runnltQ AUG
et~berbt{hptrctn, OiSpepEs unc @5eIbiuht, troui
I6e octr ueroGie ShIpd6en, Observation-Disclosures
une aue 8ranfbeiten, ,pelhe pom peroDrbenem Was
gen ooer Der 0ebtr tntfieben.
$50 as ]raOpfans. innsrl o. nemorioen. anbtana es1
DIu.tS MD htm WUpft Sdur, I'M Rasen. 6ersbrenasn, 7ct.
tr.unen, Nspetitlufatit, S6serS I'm! UlAssn, 56wa&e nnt
tSfts (SefabI I'm Rlssn saD ttnterlsib 5@wersr 9tbtm
5sritIVp's n S4o he Der Qasen. 5Ittsn In BEN @efbt
SieSer unb Rnpfi6mtrssn. 1sf6wubtu btm Htbmen, Gels.
UerSsn Ter cant unb Nussn, Seitsnfsben. S4usrstn Ira
Rifsn unb ben @ftsbtrn, 5tBt I'm ROpf H6 Bremen tm
Btetfb, Banstatett uuA @iebsrstfdta ltRbett.
Dtt Giaertbumer eapFeblen btefe DlebtSin Der Mufa trtfnm.
EFT beE i ~uSlitdmS, fan lserB uet BON ben 9Dtrrb unb bar
dnatmefenteit btrTsI en- fir alt 9esben. mufIr He ~srrfebenb
~,npfcbl,u wtrS. IS IN bss ttn nsuts unb ruetprufttS
NtttrI, fsuhssn stnss. ba' fsit 10 Subrru ett ysafnuS Der BEN
1merttdntIhen UOtfG 'btaaIbtH BAT unh btHen Nuf ub Der.
t&uf Sc isSt nod ssn !ttEtn dnbtrn ersrt4t wnrtt. DIE
3susatfe ptGt Sc dbmtt aub aus8eseihnets &ersts unb prt-
Sdtperforen aus az n Z bttien httftS eanbes gu 5unRen aebtn
ssbfn ins %unatbeusrt UNI Il eseaaus Dur1lsf ing bt adi6tr.
Id son BEN &ia.nitaner O~ubltitrtsn GInana&s, rtlHtn Der.
fstbe uneRtselblt4 eur% BITE a8sntsu ~persRetItn last rhue aud
Ben ungldabtalen IberjeuSen, bds btefaS Btttera mtrsI'& bt
s~rlbmtbsit ~ueretext, uel&e 20 rrIdEst bat.
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DR.. Ilufeland.
% uH.-EL r..At.I

fGr ID ntGs 5tIuns ven 6uusn, Grtdltuus, SnFurn,tn, Dr&u.
ne, Rau5tn 6als unb peftr5trensntllneune &n1lrbrune unl
ptan nod m6sIn, Or, +lerun9 fur Nat an bteter Rrantbeu
eeisen5t, felbf tn ben teSten Statten.
Dtsfs bsrlbutts prspdrstOa Ia sI.ta hem 8tttesn tuserIdI.
Ia. = Gs Ia fur ttnt RtaFt pom Rrautte ten btftnat, BIZ
llesnttnsr nnb ssfdbrit6er ais aGt aurers btntn Bic 8euHA.
ues bttits eahbss unssrUorftn ND Rrdnstttttn itt pUn e.
aer tIetnen Ertiltune ~bcrrltren. Or. Btu, ktefe trht 6rat,
DE WGtbcrttdt fdqt: SD wtl uI&t btbaupten, hab .Raltn
fir ans IL, ras bic Vsa nnS bas ss!be Etsber fur biz Btwst.
1r dnberer 8rnen Hnb aber 10 tdnn beatmHt Strfmern, hAA
lie uas Sranttttsn son er6serer @tfdbrIt&tstt unh ntsT
SterksfaGs b~nfabrsu.
&ne netters prob. Der entftsIt&su &rfaRrIt@ittt eer $50
ttnst tlstutn GrFdItuas tntfsbsnben Erautttttsn ttst I'D bS
.nem Yttd uber mad aus sen 8ertHitn bes pbtldbG.
pbta SeiunSbetrSdmtes tntnpninsnt Eattd' Errtbsm PIT.
ll9elp5tI anertannf ti7s bet s~sfunbtRtn 5tdbtt Des nnicN Ia
ttict M g abeIef
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gF Seute 4benO Sarmonie@O tuftt bel
Capt. S4ilin9er auf SeOeral Sia, au89ef&brt
BON Capt. 8puanbt'8 Muifs@orp8.
90 Wofbin on @arten. Seute
MbenO Don 6 l9r IN Sar%lnoniesW tulif.
Mg SIN Bellevue 8arten 1T beute uno ie>
ben frlsenOen Dpnaerta9, Nadmitta9S BON 3
llbr an, @rpBe8 6lmilieuS@ pn5ert, AbenOS :
elimination uno 6euerpert. Itabere8 iiebe
in Der betrefeapen Annoace.
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Baltimore, ben 8. Stunt 1860.
MGcpbol, per @aaDne 4O-41 @tS. fur 55 psi.
8utter bette @pben % Cts. $ Id, @labe5 Is
ID &oabutter 14-17 @t8.
[1aolide] Manbelr, wei6id. IA Gt8
bartl9. CTS @t8., &OInen $225-$25o %
8pr, Datteln 4 GtS., 6etsen 8-123 Cts.
% ID, &Urintben 6 @ts., @itrpnen $500,
Sransen SIS. 90.
8eberni orb. 5000, feline As SIS y ID
- ~ ii /, 9ienpnt y @ts. u tb Nelfen 10
log Gt8., Oltin. Snsper 54-53, WnsfatnuB
64-65, pfefer lo4-lo3, Nustatblntbe AZ
20 0t6.
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@otblaui uno Srebs, bic i6retti6len llebel auer 8ltma'8, mer-
mtttel8 fit anihpeDmnaen uub @eitwlre. Oa8 Dteier bat in
ibm einen ueberminber BEL allen 4uursiite1 OpraiOnen 9etan,
ben unb e8 leben @iele, Wel9e ourt ben 5ettt9en @ebroub pHfr
3u baben in Der iSabrif 9p. 80 Deaioen Sane Rep- Yort uab bel
alien Oru9aiIteu gu rs @t8,, 63 @ts. uno 81 Die Saa9tel.
(SuIo my -
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.. Nnrt's metnbolle.

SbarpItr. JfO. q nabe WernanlfraBe.
Neeincn 6reunben unO 8etannten, iowie etnem seebrten Pubti-
Blabe halte nnc mem ~ySen-2a9er beoeuten6 ~Ser9rSBert babe.
OoIelbe umfabt ale @Orteh Dtoel-, &betn-, lln9ar- uno franSS-
fide geene bon ben bi1i9hen bis gu ben tD6fen PreiIen, worauf
tb bel cen iestgen lhen9en Spnnta8S8eieBen nod gang ~belonoer8
perrpetie. ba es am @nbe am befen lit, wenn lid, Seoer elm &r6pf.
bel eben ~JtebenIaft in'8 SauS itaHt. - SD oerfaufe mene NSeine
beim @laS, 6lalde uno @alcne un6 liefere oielelben BEL Nbnabme
cou OGyeno Sloi9en pber bel Der @alDne tcihnfrei in'S 9auS,
49, a.. OH .H o u Il ,I -
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@eibaftsperle8un8.
9entl4e mo enSIilde S9rift9ieReret
bon
Nb. 9einri6.
ptrle8t Don ytrO. As @eNtreitr. na9

- NCrtb-2StaianlltraBe, Jtepz Nprf.
Den 4erren 8u&6rnferetSefser 9Iermit Die srse6enie Nu8eiee,
SieBeret enl4la9ence Nrbeten l9mea umb biuis sur 3ufrieoenbeit
ueiner 9eebrtcn Abnebmer anIertt9en 81 tCnneu. Sei0noers MADE
tb oaaui a%uImertiam, cap ib pets ene Quantit6t Snruten oes
neuelten uo belten S1nutes, bon benl oprsl9ltd1ten Wetau se.
9,len. aWI &a9er babe nno aue Seleaungea IN mD9ihlt turser
3et a~uStibren tam.
AS 8Oufano9e anSftattun0en fir 5elun9S- tieeu inS IetS
oCrratbI9a . pap Is bios per sgn9ueH An9obe Der @rOBe bes Slatrs
1psSuno. mn 9{etoGs pinien. 4isr-ginIsn znasLou, m.
AuSwabl Der meiit %9an9baren settings St9netten uimer an 0ano.
OteIne PrOsen ls9en auen Sel1attstemeen gratis gu Deulien
poe Y so. lsfere 10y ale Auen Yrelen gu penlelbea SeOtiaunsen
uno Prelien we Die 6abrtt lelblt.
IA @benio babe tD Stenpe! nno 9luSlteGer fir @oubttcr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tets ~pOrrdtbi9. Yb. Qetnrt9, S6rtfaieser,
Ap20) ,SunloSuSS) Zero. IL u. |9SluIamlr sem gprf.
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Slmnine8 MpningS
Tenfter= Mmntm9S
S9attenb66eD
perben l96n uub 8eI9modpOu auf9cmatt
Su ~bttli9eu Yretfen
BON z. @. Xpane.
So. 2 BoplnS Nberie, l. SbIre pom @de Yrah1tr.
0q- 3eltod9er tr @artenprtbi4aiten StOre'S II. 10. tperben
iet 0ber gum Qufrpleu 9ematt. (Oeat4-l
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YaIidaier Site

peS 8remer Sdiffe5 IS BtlReE
mine, Capt. S. $. 3bternlar.
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H 0 t ] egel,
OeutIcbeS @nIfbdus.

SEQ. AZ 8arclapSStr NepzOprt.
gReiIembe Tnbeu itetS Die bette 8eOtenuns, ~serdumise 3tnmer
une tSnntn mad er &arte ipetiet.
Das Sctet liest in Der N6dbe oeS Baltimore. unb @bilaoelpbta.
8abnbofeS uno Der qonoun6Spldse Der eurcpdii9en nne 0u6lOn-
Niper. OanpH6iife, Iople nnlnittelbar an ben in bic obere Staot
~Iisrenben SmmtbuS- 9inien uno lit besbalb fr @eI9ats- ME @er-
antsunsS- Jetienoe befenS 81 empeblen.
: (Sp20, Snt) g8m. MtiSpa9eI, gi9entblner.
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sSeim! SSetn

60 o. r,.t ssssin! !.t..,. s % i'.t' as...,. mn,
ane 9tebbater zines ouS9eset6neten 8tbetn- g9etneS auf
ietn 2o9er BON Wturf9rdfer, @%altelber9er, %nn9fetner. DetoeSbet-
nannten Q8eute werben behm @la8 wie bel Der 6taide an Der Bar
gu ben b%ili9ften Preiien perabrei9t, gS6olelale auBer benz 9aule
nit bebeutenoem 9tatat =
ny 8cr8Opa ump plOtta's 9a8crbier mie INNER.
SunttS ,3nt 9enrp 2pOS, IA 81. S~recerifitr.
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ssgsasa WpblfetleS &an6.
aAAskAS @uteS ~un9eflarte8 9ano gu $40 per Nder in bel
NG$HSk beuI ten @nieb;un9 q ermanta in POter County,
Bennfpluauen, lit in Parceaen BON rs Ader gu per-
&m taufen. 3ablun9sn tDnnen mOnati9 nit SIS 8e-
mapt perpeu.
96bereS bel %. @dnaufer, @eder.Oftce. Sun30S
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Wt4tlS fitr lun9e 2eute!
Or. GamiOn's unS Or. Sacpfte's
0eutI@ fran5Glil6e 6eilanltolt

52 9rpaowap, BEN Ct. NttplaS 9ptel g~eeenIber, SEER. @prt.
Die gOtpwent9tstt, III &rantbetten Der @el0l Gtspreone cine
rattpneue uno btutee SebanotIns Dem 6estiGen Yubltam Der Ser.
StdAten 81 bteten, BAT bic ebteen 3erren VeranlaBt aud IN otefer
Spectaltt6t unentgeltltGtn Watb Su ~ertbeilen.
Sn oielen 10 wt6tigen uebeIa lit tbre 5ebanoluno ar oloo mir
perleatsen, pelbe N Der YarHer Yrar,s angewanot utp pom Itdu-
neru, mte Ntcpro, Welpean ,r. sertreten miro.
I'm duG bier bteie 70 ertOlSretde Wetbpce e~tniuflbren, b1t 6r-
Or. Gazette pom benz Hospital des Veneriens IN paris It'd lie.
wOsen eelublt, en 3wetebureau IN 9lew-gort In Dbiaer Nnlfdlt
entule8en' mo- letae uno Dr. Ntepro's YrdParate fets p~prr6tbig
Ien weroen.
YeriUneu. wel4e nit Densrf6en Deer scbeimta 8rantbetten be-
bafset itno, our6 Sanlener9uhe, SelbfbeEedung eoer ipnfttae Mus.
lGwettungen tire Weiuapbell Derunteree6raGt baben, an TeeGht.
~ntBl2paGe, 51ttern Ger @lteoer. AueenfAma6e, &udenlhmsr,en.
oter wopl gar loon an Sputpnnleaer Srnpetenj Oper Weldledts.
|iAw1he lttpen, mG9en ib DertrauenSpol an pbtae MnnaJt mon.
ben. Sic wercen T&sr 9eRftlt DRne tn tbren Wel6aiten aefSrt
3u werben.
Sn ben betrefeneen 5daen rerben aud elertrilhe. ooIoorir6s
uaO maenetilNe Wltttel aaeepenpet. "'lN
AuG miro per SOrrelpon0enJ in Srieien Matb ertbeilt, ueun AZ
Office New.SUrt 3u abteiltren. @F
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NerfanfSsM n;etgem.
N0trtbidbaft III 0erfdufen.

Sine gut en3ertbtete DtrtbIhaft ~pelbuneen nit 8oaroin9baua
uno IN einenn Der befen 3beile Der Stact lit me9en S1nilien.Ter-
baltnie gu pertouien. gu e~rira8en in Ger @efer-Otfce.
= (SuIf6. Im0
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Mn bic 0nmen

Or. SamlUa'S ub QacOlte's 4raneImtttel fir 8ronfh.,..n III
N 9sFea D!VNe ~ eIrpalttn. @Onllltattcnen unentaeltltb.
Ne YaFner perlIIperten Ytlen Sur egltelma Der monottden
Melaleaa9 wir1ea nut 01OBtrr St0erbett. D1ne Sdmer,en CUr
lpnNigs unoequsmlt6tett poer @efabr, ue merpen pr gpa fet
nap auen Apetlen Ger Staot coer bes Nanfes nan @b1enpuno ppn
w an BOZ SS76, yOe-CfFee 9ew yprt. nberItuft.
Oamentrantbetten, ME tpetber Jlue, WebdrmutterpcrIaQ &c.
Eapsn iNaels Sslett8uNs In digger MnitaIt.
5etlRn8 8aranttrt!
III oelOasers 51rarser fur O9n'ta! Sul5,Ltup
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1852. 5eidmmtBdtI Der 5terttfdlt aO@S-
&tdrbtu IN ShwtnhfR1t 1919
. aMbere Erdnit stten 8349
-l0,a6i
1888. @~tfdmmf3ahI ter 5ttrbefdut 9,7kG
StGrbtn an S6ptnhfu&t 1885
- dnbtrt RFsrtreittn 1854
1881. @s'ammhabt her Ste tefdus ltyStA
Stdrben an S&piHefu1t 2,l78
, anbert Rrdnsbettsn 1856
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Dleft 3abltn ,etstn. haB attSdte bee 4. Ytett alsr 6tesN@
fdas In biefsm eanbe hurt Nas;ebrune peruriaht werbtn, al.
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ILL,NoIs.-The story started by some letter
writers, in the interest Of Douglas, that the
Republicans are getting doubtful of their
ability to carry Illinois, is of course pure
invention of the enemy. The Republicans of
Illinois were never in better spirits and con.
fidence than they are at the present moment;
q confidence, too, based upon known and
reliable facts as to such changes as make it
all but certain that they will carry the State.
Two years ago, Douglas was in minority of
4,Os5 votes in his own State. The Repub
lican party got plurality Of that number of
votes over the party of Douglas, and the
prospect is now, that this majority will be
trebled or quadrupled in November.