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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27


CARnH-AuN.-1n this city, on Christmas night, De-
cembes rs, by the Rev. James G. Egbert Mr.. AsDsEw
CAKIy1s, 10 Miss LoUrE ALLEN.
Corys-CoIns.-On Thursday sDecembcr 10, At Col-
nwood, jefferson county, Ohio, Mt the residence OF tho
brides brother X. Collins, by tho Rev. Mr. IAvcry,
Mr. H. l. Corr, Of Cincinnati, 70 Miss SKrrA COLLINS, Of
New York.
DomKIAAR-NnnASN.--ht this city, on Tuesday, Do
cember IS, by Rev. Thomas Strong, yoas N. Donnn
10 MARY A. NnnAsN, both OF Holland.
GowA~-BorrN.-On Wednesday afternoon, Dccem-
Der g. at two O'Clock, by Rev Guldcn JoHS GowASs,
OF Scotland, to NANCY Bourxs, OF Holland.
knR--sCsNIAs.-At Cincinnati, on wednesday, Decem-
Der 49, al the residence Of the brides brother In law H.
A. Glassford. Esq, by the Rev A. Snivcly, WIN H. KKER
Ere, q Cincinnati, 70 Miss HARRIET L. ScssAs, Of this
city
Mnan-Fosx-At the residence Of the brides father,
Tuesday, December rs, by the Rev. b. Peters,
sam H. MINI 70 sssAH X, youngest daughter Of Jesse
N. Folk !, all Of Bropklyn-
Kiso-GuiyrI-AtR nndout on Christmas day Decem.
Der rs, by Rev. Mr. Phillips, Mr. cwAs. II. kSo, Of New
York, 20 Miss KArx GnfEy, OF Rondout.
OvulHEUE--H ooC.--On Tuesday, December IS, by IN,
Rev. X IAthsop, d. d., g. 0yKR1nsxR 10 HARznH HoGo
adopted daughter OF Mr.. James Bogardus.
srsxpy-IEww-on "wednesday, December 10, at tho
Church Of thc Incarnation, BY the Rev. Henry Mont
gomery, Dr. GsoRo. " SHRApy 10 Miss MARY Ixwp
daughter OF the late John Lewis, EsQ, all Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

stefnway Is Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best
ured warranted for I'VE years Warcrooms 81 and 81
Walker street.
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+. wBAYAUD 4 BERARD, 100 Pearl stree

Buy all Your Liquors for Medicinal and
family the old FIJI tenth Dstiery established
- ''-' CHARLES WHITE Proprietor
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COnstitution Water Is the Only Known
remedy for diabetes brick dust and pain In the lower
prietors, Elmira. n r. MORGAN = ALLEN, wholesals
well known men,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Holiday Present.
A WHEELER WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
At the reduced prices and with the new viii
prove meet acceptable present 70 mother wife. sster
friend.
Ones bM Broadway. Now York
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The Most Useful Holiday Present.-GrO-
YER BAKERS celebrated Sewing Machine II will hum
through nfe and bless as AS Broadway New York
80 and upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Bachelors Hair Dye-ReliabIe, Harm
lees black Factory Barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory is
Rand All
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Hair Dressing Machtnes.-Lndfes, You
your hair Paris style with this
chino in ten minutes Call and exAmne them 81 LAIRDS
80 and 737 Broadway.
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Herring's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway Of Murray street.
Ksur YnrL
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BarYy's Frfe0PhsrOus II the Be0e aAA
shespsss ssaaie for dssrnG beasbfynG cYanG aAaaag
Prsssrvng asa rsstosns Ne Hair. kA VI ~ ~ y
0ruGgseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

New Years Presents.-Ladfes, IN You
wish beautiful Boots and shoes yourselves and children
also Toilet Slips presents for gents patronize MILLER
CO., S67 Canal street.
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Moldavia Crsam-FOr Preserving ana
identifying the hair Sold only st W. A. BATCHkLOK6
newly invented wig factory Is Bond sssek
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Cristadsro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pe1sThe best In the world Wholesale and retail and tho
aye privately applied No sAster HOUSE.
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PpcarA, nl., Dec. %, 1890.
passenger train the Peoria and 0Quawka Railroad
ran on the track when four miles ont this morning
s Miller OF Lodi, N. r., was fatally injured. None
OF the others were hurt seriously
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

HeliAey Usam.--The Hast seasatsen eemnes
IN he shsrs sAe .isyas Hals fr New yc.ss ~ -
CO TIE ouer OF Fuloa street asa BvpsAvny
IL making New fear calls ssneeo eeoesniy rtsai. ther
shsrefov~ scessry KNOX Joss tss mss 70 fuiAi sss
eg~6suona
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Mothers Take Heed.-Small Pox, Group
scarlana creating dreadful havoc among children
despite Efforts OF the Doctors but HOLLOWAYS Pis
and Ointment have failed when timely applied
the lives Of the little sufferers.
Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure Trust
Oce No yesey street stor House opposite the church
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The sseazasAip Eurspa Outward Deuna.
Bosros, Dec. -, 1oee
ing with eighties passsnssss Tor Lvsrpoo 90 tArtssa
1 for HAlifax. No specie.
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OK BOARD MAIL STEAMER CoSwAr,l
SANTA MAKrHA HARBoR, Nov 80, 1880. !
Arrival y General yowes, United States ksnuer-ne
Ssqoc-Nsmrical Strength on Bob Ssdes--ksro1e
AayksmousAip and Wdrs of Plsok-Zar~ Of We InAabi-
tants-Good Adrsce, DC, dc.
We arrived here the 10th inst and have been since
snxously awaiting the arrival Of the trea, from Bar
ranqulla, which has probably been prevented by tho
wind from crossing the bar the mouth OF the Magda
lena river.
The American Minister General Jones' II on board but
has made arrangements whereby be win be enabled 10
proceed 10 Savanilla tomorrow night board q soop
Thence he will proceed 70 BarranQuia and there
til the steamboats, recommence running the Mazda
lena. The difficulty now preventing s, that the upper
part Of the river held BY the conservative govern
ment party while the lower parts and Of the ports
ON the coast are held by the liberals
This town In yet In possession Of Arsoleda,
chief OF the government forces II has beseged by
on The part o. The ibssa for sshs days ana s.ssnSs %
say, there have been only soms ton mon killed In ALL
cathedral, which has been struck BY the balls
the liberal party ten fifteen times. Indeed, al
though there has cAnnonadns there has been
llle damage DONE save 10 the houses Of he town Ths
begcrens seem to avoid anything like real lighting,
snd evidently averss 70 meeting each other In the
open ned. | have been greatly amused 10 see what
wrctrhpd marksmen they Our vessel moved
yesterday down the hasbor avoid their laundering
read o. fighting by English, French Ameri-
cans seems 10 be ridiculous farce There have been
Gladiator, departed yesterday for Jamaica, while the
Cadmus, Capt Hycr, stili here seemingly watching
70 ses What win nent turn up
and xiety concerning their lives and property. The
captain Of the CHdmas has been petlcned By number
lives a and children and property. rhs Ameri-
Minister Gen. Jones. has also been atrongly urged
70 do Is 70 take scsys measures for asencs and nsssa
OF trying 10 dsoge the enemy NJ great distance By
frng cannon, lot them show little courage and 80 and
hxkur - shs aksf h~x~ ll~<~
tcoed Gre into the cathedral and he houses Of the
town There n . most shameful dssraoefui waste
ssos .s "os and ssa burr, psor Smsn ssas %
their long homo.
country 10 miserable condition several ports being
closed by tn general government.
We have no nows from BDxoss several steamboats,,
hssa q nsVsassoo 20 .Sss sss po.sss that be- ,s
vicinity are unwilling that any more should 90 up for
There are scms en- husdred government facss IN the
city.
,erses-wooB, KDDY 3 CO.. nassssss Of the
pslAyA.. ss.rscsy Ass n.s.yS Tar. rc-nss-s
IA, 20, s. 10. q. 81, Is. "a 8. I5, II, H. "a 81.
a. % g. r. s. ~ e. e. r. F.: H. a. ~, g.
SsSaJ sSSi IS1 "a SS :: i. s:s:
Drawings 81 n. rr..es'. Delaware Lot
81, IT'S II. =. ' rs. u. y, H. % q. .
u, Is, q. .. %, q. y. u Il, 81, Q, %.
| wn-ssss, Delaware
1 q. A. Ellis, Broker, No. 11s Grsenwsch
| sssrsA Prsss eashe< IN al heniiyed L~AAsrtss
| HsliAsy ussNy--Tbe last sesaatssn es~ses
y. 's:E 8 "a ; ss f. ss
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Hill, Inimttablo Cutter OF Hair and
yhiskers No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 20 cents Arcti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Henry n Fuller, ex-member Of Congress from the
Honcedalc district died this morning, In this city, ~
Uphold fever aged forty year, He . defeated CA
didaie In the Second district last October.
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Gene int Laquidati0n.
PSmApurmA Dec -, 1eoo.
The State Savings Fund has gone into liquidation, bay
ing made assignment.
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sr1auoss, G. ". Dec. Is, 1850
Mr.. HApleto0 almost instantly killed while a.
tempting 70 got On express train thia morning.
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Esr ensc hefd's Carnival 49, fur
new new yer I We aost dA.hins ard novel 80 81 4
the young men 81 New York NJ EBFBNSCHkIO.
Manufacturer Of Gents Hats lis Nilsau street.
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Fire at south bend, Ind.
Souu BnHp, Dso =, ieoo.
oliver Tltels plough factory and D. Prices cabinet
fhctcry were burned u two O'Clock this morning Loss
o1Syo 49, - Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

GHxAr FaIs, N. II. Dec %, 1880
Ralph Farnum, the last survivor of the bat 70 Of Bun
ker Him. died this morning the residence OF his SON.
In Acton, Me- His age was 1o4 years. months and
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aussrr Covrrv CIAss W. Des. - ~
81, "a, -, Z, 50, N, 81, ~, rs, IL, ~, ~.
CorsoIspAspD LeTrsex. CLAe "a De = 10
~, 70, rs, -, 20. Al, ~, -, IA, 81, 81, -.
wuniagass, DsswArs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Bra ndreth's Pklls.
THE GREAT APPROVED PURGATIyK
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
VALUED By ALL WHO USE.
Discovered l75l
Sold Of 294 Canal street and No. Union square.
Price - cents per box
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Oxnuy.-On Wednesday, Dcccmbcr %. the win % W.
4. Ormsby, Jr, Of twin boys. Mother and sons doing
we'll
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W. s, HARVEY, Brig. Gen. comd's.
PACIFIC RAILROAD srWvx,s

Tho supplement TO volume ons Of the Pacific Railway
Surveys under direction Of the Secretary Of War; by
Stevens just printed contains map Of the country be-
tween Mir and Columbia rivers, and sothermal chart,
and seventy hograph engravings illustrative OF different
prominent points the Northern route and their phys
cal geographical botanical and geological characters
tics The narrative very interesting, the plates
beautiful and the whole work comprises hun
dred pages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

DyavinGa cf the Delaware state Lot
terses-woob. KDDy CO., masagsvs Of tho
psiAg p.,.v.srngrr. 80 Sr... "a re "a Is
IA 20, s, 10, ~. 81, ~. ~, 50, ~, H. ~, - 81.
D.s4vAss-cLsss "a Dss = 10 :,
CkvuiA.s ssss frss q ehsry ~ s4ss.sa.s ss,sss =
Woop xnp1 xhb co 1890; . psi $3.50
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PRIVATE FAMILIES
WHO WANT
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
~aN pfep1n AgH ruEh

Al the schnapps Depot,
Is 10 and ~ Beaver street.
WoLFE's PURE CoGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES
wStFE's PURE MADEIRA, SHERRY AND FORT
WINES
WOLVES SCOTCH AND IRISH wBIsKEy.
MOLFE'S JAMAICA AND ST. CR0Ix Rum.
imported and bottled by the subscriber Warranted pure
aud the beat quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-27

Cheering news comes from the San Juan country. IN
extent and rich placer diggnRs said to exist
there, As well az nns agricultural valleys:
We had light snow on the 10th inst but all the snow
DISAPPEARED Tn few hours after u had fallen. The
weather since has been very nne.
The Pony Express.
FoRr KHARSur, Dec. -, 1890.
ns ne. sSas S 70
death. He was Gsrnan-uams unknown
Railroad Casualty.
PpcaHA, m, Dec. 20, 1890.
passenger train on the Peoria and 0quawka Railroad
ran on the track when four miles ont this morning
& Muller, OF Lodi, N. r., was fatally injured None
Of the others were hurt seriously.
Death OF Ralph Farnsn.
GRxAr Fh1is, N. III. Bcc. %, 1880
Ralph rarnum the last survivor q the bat u Of Bun
ker Him. died this morning nj the residence OF his SON.
In Acton, Ne. His age was 1o4 years, months and
10 days.
Gene fnts LaquidatSsn.
pymApurmA, DC. -, 1eoo
The sssse Savings Fund has gone into iquidatlcn bay
ing made IN assignment.
Death or Hon. Henry m. F~IIer.
PmApusuA, Dec. -, 1850.
Henry NJ Fuller exmember Of Congress from the
psc,d sy~ as.d forty years He vas defeated Ca
ddAie In the Second district last October.
RailresA Accident.
srsauous, G ", DEC. Is, tsee.
Mr. asS,etoa vs. almost instantly killed while a.
tempting 70 set On N express train this morning
Doy Drowned ~ sarkstts Harbor.
SAcxnn HAasos, N. r., Dcc. -, 1880
Three boys fel through the ice while skating ea The
bay to-day A 600 q WIN. Petat was drowDed-
Fire NJ south bend, Hnd.
Soun Rnrp, De. -, Ieoo.
oliver rltteis plough factory and D Prices cabinet
f.ctovy wers burned u two oclcck This morning Loss
Is -; - Insurance.
~ Naval IstslliSe.es. 49,
IN BusrvS, De- -, 1e0o.
f\1hree hundred men were yesterday sent fron shs
ChAsleucwn Navy Yard BY special train 70 on che ship
of-wN Macedonian, ~ Portsmouth
The stea1asAip Earopa Outward Beuna.
Bosros, Dec -, loee
The stcamshlp Europa sailed al ten O'Clock this morn
Ing with eighties passenger Tor Lvsrpoo 90 tAirssa
for Halifax. No specie.
Markets.
NV Ox1zAn, Dec -, 1890
Cotton advanced Ne: saes to-day 1900 beses ~ lie
allNc fce middinG Sugar steady a. 20 - for fab
70 fully fair Molss@, nc. nc Flour, - NV fcs
pool, kd
Mc~ra. nc. -, iseo.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

The tall old "Cuyahoga Chief, "
Ex-Governor Wood, made speech
at Breckinridge meeting on last Sat-
urday in Cleveland. during the deliv-
cry Of which he made the following
declaration: :,
"Mr. Douglas can not carry sin
gle State o( the Republc-not a single
Electoral vote-the only State Mr..
Douglas is certain Of. is the state OF
disappointed hopes and ambition, and
these he will carry with him to his
grave"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

lIerschel Y. johnson. the Douglas
ite candidate for Vice President whose
Slave Code and disunion views the
Enquirer pAREs NOT let its readers see,
says. in what that paper calls nom
Intervention letter. Of May 10. 1860:
In the United States. the Coastiiu-
ton is the supreme law Of the land
Ii recognizes slaves as property. IL
extends over the Territories and car
ries the recognition there. A slave.
holder removes with his negroes into
Territory Of the United States: lac
there meets Territorial at abolish.
ing slavery. and unler a writ OF ha-
beas corpus his slaves claim their free
dom. Are his rights impairedg Can
he be stripped of his property? Ae.
cording to the decision OF the Dred
Scott Gaze. he can sustain no damage.
for the Court there decided that Ter
ri,orial Legislature has no power M
der the Constitution to abolish slavery.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16
that "Don" was conscious that that
speech completed failure No. ONG.

that Don" was conscious that that
speech completed failure No. OSE.
FAILURE No. Two.-July 2sth was
selected as the day on which the Re-
publicans Of St. Clair should come to-
gether at Belleville, and then AMI
there testify to their hearty acceptance
Of Honest Old Abe Lincoln as their
future President.
The day come. and so did the Re-
publicans, and in such numbers, that
after several attempts, both by Repub-
licans and Democrats, to count them,
it was given up in despair, and every
body assents to the truthful remark Of
the "oldest inhabitant" that he or she,
your reporter does not know which.
never before saw so large a crowd, by
several thousands, in the city. In
deed it was perfectly awful, to see
such avalanches Of people precipitated
into our main street from every road;
and the roaring, and crashing. and
booming of their numerous bands was
absolutely terrible. "A splendid sue
cess" exclaimed the Lincolnites. mot
so," replied the Douglasites, "it's a
perfect failure ald we'll prove 1T So"
and to make their assertion good. 1t
was resolved, an secret caucas, that one
"Grey Hyde" reporter for
the falsely named missouri Repnbli-
can," should, during the afternoon,
and at given signal. raise a call for
three cheers for Douglas. to which all
the friends of the Little Giant were to
respond, and then the said Grey Hyde
would be-able to manufacture a report
that the friends of Douglas had out
numbered and outsLouted the Lincoln.
ties at their own meeting.
In accordance to this most honora
ble and gentlemanly programme. the
said Hyde, duly armed outside with 6
bowie-knife and SIX shooter, and wei
loaded inside with "old Bourbon plat
FORM" took his seat, by virtue Of hi:
office as reporter for the Press, among
the officers of the meeting, with 6
faithful Douglasite beneath him to tel
egraph the signal at the proper mo.
ment. During pause in the speech
of the truly Honorable Frank Blair, o
ST. Louis, and at the close of round
of three cheers for Lincoln, the "tele
graph" gave notice that the faithful
were ready, and Hyde mounted his
seat, swung his hat, and shouted
'now three cheers for Douglas" bu1
instead thereof there rose up such {
roar of "-Noi Noi take him dounP
as would have rendered the cannonad
ing of Malakofl inaudible. The gen
tlemanly reporter hourished his knif'
and made several passes at the ex
cited crowd, but they closed upol
him, and he was safely borne off th'
ground with no other loss than a lit
tie blood from his own nose, and th
wreck of his Immaculate shirt bosom
and collar; and thus ended FAILURl
No. Two. Whose was it?
1
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

Every day we hear of some Douglas
Democrat in the South bought by the
Administration. This domestic slave
trade is carried on quito briskly.-
Louisville Juornal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

What a heterogeneous mass of
disorder and corruption is
the Democratic party. No sooner do
its members fall into ranks than they
fall onki
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

We have received two numbers Of
the Jay County Times, Democratic
paper recently started at Portland,
Ind. 1t presents fair typographical
appearance. and supports Douglas,
(of course.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

DoroLAs' PoruLAR SOVEREIGNTY
Douglas position consists in thfes
parts:
lst. The people Of a Terrstory
may admit or exclude slavery.
2nd. The supreme Court may de-
eide that they can not exclude Slavety.
81. The President ani Congress
must enforce the decisions Of the su-
irene Coult.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16
..Notos''

"a CRATE Duggelass Aleetin is to
come off on Saturdc the l5teenth and
a poll is two be razcd we want two
let em no doun sowth that maryann
kounty is all rite and that we kant go
nigger heer we ar skwattur sovrings
and believe in the pepul ioolin yew
viii plesse PUBLISH this sum blac re-
publekans mite want TO cum as we ar
phitin niggers now Larew Joolye 6tcn
1860"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16
CAyIdsAIGN SONG.
Ala-"Tae War Drums are beating"

AIR-"The War Drums are beating"
The war drums are beating.
Prepare for the fight.
The people are gathering
In strength and in might;
Fling out your broad banner
Against the-blue sky,
With Lincoln and Hamlin
Vel conquer or die.
The clarion is sounding
From inland 10 shore,
Your sword and your lances
Must slumber no more.
The slave driving minions,
See, see, how they fly.
With Lincoln and Hamlin
Wen conquer or diel
March forth to the battle,
All fearless and calm;
The strength Of your spirit
Throw into yoar arm;
With ballots for bullets,
Let this be the cry;
With Lincoln aud Hamlin
Well conquer or die.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

Harry. who boards at G. r.. took
his friend Jack to dinner with him.
Being sea,el. his eye> sparklci - the
waiter placed dish containing the
"frsi course" befors him. Capital
thought he He hurri-,lly entered
the first moathlul. with face ihs.
Hogarihwoald have drlig ghted to paint.
AMI exclaimed:
Good gracious. Harry what DO
Won call ihise"
Chicken soup" he replied
"IIep waiter" rai. Jack. take
this - the l.n1ladv. wiih my camPh-
meuls. aai .ay. IL she ha. 40 ahi,c-
lions. yoa'tI irive tae eaicksns
through il again.
4 lio "a - IA. .,,.l..,r..,. a - -.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

PoLITIcs ~ THE PENITENrIARY.- The
Sentinel has gone into the Peniten-
tiary to see what hope there is for
Douglas in that institution. and pro-
duced paragraph yesterday which, if
the statement be truc-and Of course
the Sentinel never publishes any thing
but what is true-admits Of explana-
tions. 1t says out OF +S convicts,
whose acquaintance the writer of the
paragraph made, 40 were for Lincoln,
2 for Brcckinridge and for Douglas.
Exactly. The persons who have been
put in the State Prison for high crimes
are all Douglas Democrats, aud have
been parioned out by Governor VIII
lard. The better portion OF the con
victs who have found their way into
that institution through Democratic
associations have under the Influence
of the Moral Instructor. resolved TO
lead a new and better life. and have
commenced by avowing preference
for Republicanism over Democracy
the agency Of their present disgrace.
It is hardly fair that they should be
held in duranee vile when Taylor OF
Aurora, the wife murderer. and Others
Of Gov. Willard's pets. are turned
loose in their deestricks' TO vote the
Democratic ticket. \ couple Of Of
Tenders in the northern part Of the
State-an old man and his son-were
pardoned for the special reason that
they were leaders in the Democratic
party. 1t is a good thing to have 4
Democratic Governor when Democrat
ic votes are needed. Daily Journal
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

An Illinois editor calls Douglas the
Pitt Of America. SO then the Amer
lean Pitt is Dug.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

HELPER ~ THE SrxATE.-A pretty
good sell was perpetrated in the
House the other day by some Of its
members. who profcssel to have just
returned from tac Senate. and asked
every one they met il they had heard
Of the excitement In the Senate. -
Why no. would be the reply. what
was ii" The greatest excitement Of
the season-lar ahead OF the Haskin
affair." continued the reporters. We'll.
what was ito Eagerly asked the
hearers-'Why hy'respondcl the REALTORS
Just as the Chaplain Of the = late
was opening with prayer. and got a.
far as . Lori thou AT onr Helper
to the amazement Of the Republicans
every Democratic Senator drew his
Bowie knife and exclaimed in a loud
voice. Where is hee.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

The Marion County CO.. Rcpubli-
can gives the following "Notos,"
which shows that tho "schoolmaster
is abroad"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-16

Tue RrruDucAS PREsipESTrAL CAN
pIparEs.-Of the many curious COLO
cations of the names of the Republican
candidates for President and Vice
President. which we have seen. the
following is the most singular:
ABRA
IAN LIN
LIN coin.