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Lieut.. Gov. RrscH. i the most pleased nsn
sbost the State House. His face = on
broad grin, from daylight = dewey eve
From what conversation | hare had With
him, shosid jodgs that he " Esglish" had
materially improved siDcs last Spring.
Judge BAIrvrx Is hard as work, though be
has not yet been sworn into once. Itisthe
general inprssios here among the legal
fraternity, that he viii make q efficient
Judge - ever ret took his seat upon the
Supreme Bench Of the State. One thing is
certain, be has taken hold with desermi-
nation to apply himself diligently and faith
fully to the duties devolving upon him.
Mr.. PrsEY arrived here Friday evening,
and is, q present, stopping At this House.
By the upsesting Of the stage, between Dali
manatha spd Aiei, be has become ssseized
and possessed Of lame shoulder, which
causes him some Inconvenience. II is not
serious burt, however, and be will doubtless
be a. good as new in day or two. From
Mr.. PrsEr, learn tina. 6. N. DoDcE, was
taken sick q. Big Grove, and forced TO re-
turn. Mr.. p. thinks DoDGg was overcome
and made sick, BY being placed in too close
proximity to "callud gemman," who was
a fellow passenger with them. From the
PusEr concludes that DoDGE
was not enough Of Black Republican to
stomach ride to Des Moines, in stage
coach With one Of sAfric's sable brothers"
Nov, il this is true, why, the rererse holds
good and PusEY il the best Black Repub-
lican Of the two, for he actually survived
the trip, DopoE was forced to abandon.-
Nuf red.
But, have already spun this letter out
to very prolix degree, and will, therefore,
draw it to a close, promising, by the way,
not again to infiet upon the readers of the
Noaparei! such dose Of personal gossip
unless feel Ike it. W. w. NJ.
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VETOED.

Tbs b.t. to abolish Slavery in Nebraska
ha. t.<a vetoed by The Governor The re-
suit ~. fully expected on all hands. Tho
Democracy preach s1aa,,er Sovereignty,
Sal only practice IL when Is operates 10 Ia
rsr Of slavery. They approved Of law in
the Territory Of Mas Mexico, which es.ab-
hshsi slavery, bu, nov when ono passes in
Nebraska establishing Freedom. they KILT.
And go it hiss come 10 this At iss,-Dsmoc-
rssy only exists for tho defence and spread
Of Slavery. Thank dod, ii, day Of power
10 psagly over.
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y, speaker bss got been chosen by the
Hos, al Washington. Ths Republicans
stand fast by their candidate Mr. susSAsS,
while their Opponents. End it impossible TO
unite upon a nan against him. How much
longer ,ais contest Is 10 continue no one can
tell, ba, 40 hope the Republicans will prove
unytcliin, 10 the last.
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Aew Advertisements.
PROCLAMATION.

NTHEREAS, the people Of PottAwattamie County,
w decided by vote taken on the 18th day Of june
1889 that said County should subscribe three hundred
thousand dollars TO the Capital Stock the
Missouri River Railroad Company. Aud, whereas
petitions have recently been the
County Judge Of said County, signed by one
fourth OF the legal voters Of said County, asking that
the question Of resembling the said for the sub
scrpton Of Stock to said Railroad Company DO submit.
ted TO vote Of the people, at carly day as possible
Therefore, notice is hereby given an election will
be held in the several Townships in said county on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF February 1885, to vote up
on the question of resembling said for said sub.
scrpton of Stock will have written or printed ON their
ballots; {! For Resembling, and those opposed will
have written printed their ballots Against re-
scinding' The election to be conducted by the same
manner general elections and that within Ave days
succeeding said election the thereof to be
TO me, at my office in Council Bluffs
4.- .. J. p. CASADY, County Judge
Dated January 10th, 1860.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Zane into The facScsme q Tie Enfsexsee7 shrs ire
hfss o. November one dark. three rear old hessey.
tws red steers three sd ;heu has de ts
" BIS ear Cd and shtc the eus az his tail Che oxbsv
h1s is3e Waite 90 his hsRs segs and white sses tns
belly. -
Asof ahark calf. With ssrns white 90 she sra AZ hix
ssta AID white the top rurp and shte unAer
'0s seaJ JOSEPH wRAr
Co., iswz- SO "a ,ses
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nsstr,st r".r y" ME a The 0eoi tie cisrt 81 ns
william l. Hamilton, asking hdehcnt A. ANN q
said William +. Lattng for the sum Of rcn Ms, we
an anu seven Iweny-ane one hundrss Dollars. and
interest IN the following described real csts,s ), svH
ING Nkx and ~ o. Nwk and the M Of isr sr,s
aud 'he nm Of the swk Of Sec. 20 Township Is ar,s
o. S also the NEs and tho ny o. the sEs ~
for reef Now unless yeu appear and answer ss,ss,
on or oefere the morning OF the scepnd day az ,h 49,
term OF said District Court to be begun and he'll, !,
said county on the last Monday in January A. n is.
default will be entered against You and dxrcs =
prayed For in said petition. NWN
wA l. HAMILTON, Ps,i,ioner
State Of Iowa, Cas- County.
j.. ,,, !, samuel L. Lorah. Coun-,
be published IN the Council Blus Nonparci far tns
successive weeks W. '9'
pS5-Jw SAMUEL l.. foRAH c,..,v ~,
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NOTICE.

The ee-rsr.s>~sbsp sersxofrss existing s<eve>u
Hons neCLELIAsD has this day s<ss. el.sofxsa
mas91s eSaseHi, exoepE6ng Book Aeeouns, xs4ss &C.
u. HOkS,
W.. AcTLHLLAHD
AeIi1IAsD IN this rxy Viii ~ veil tn<aia xxs4 ses-
iss thsy visa To Cali n Ger 60 stx.,d
tss sssn VI sks gof1ez .,,Ytar
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Z. VI CLAY vs.. V. r. BR ErRlNRIpGE,
We read the following annouucemen. in
the Louisville Journal:
White Hall, XIV, Dec. 81. Is,s

s d1", N.Y. DEC. II, 100.
10 the Editors OF the Louisville journal:
oentiemsn--Allov me to say through
yoar Journal, that will. on Tuesday night.
The ioih OF January next, in the town Of
frankfors, indicate the principles and aim,
OF The Republican party against the assaults
OF Wee President Breckenridge and Cor.
Magotan. Viii all papers in favor of JUS
sIes and fair play copyl en-. Gay.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.

C. u a<nvss. q aesrs1rS ssrses. rss zorSoa q
IsssesD. tss ksnsssss sssr<x chs<zxs. sts eAfy
sssAsesD4 As&xts tAs1 e4s ~ eskesss AAsgss1ss-
a1A sussSstssss tse ysssx<sd ss4 rsustps
Ga SIS
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Mes razh, Feb. :, is.2.
= ss hssssy earthly to sas sasgse, .a.s e,,4sa
aIse foaE ysars ED, ecias t~szsss vita .sru,. "a.
sas'Eee ~ suFsaass tsstge 81 Dr. &Lasss C.ssr.rss
seF'H' zse. prepared BY FleiaS Bse. u ps.,surrs.
F' sAsss HsaAHssssret; aaa The resas, VIZ, h. -
a1as "a samsase sEuaaer ss worms Ia surehsx .sa
sHiHss' zinr lad tse appearance u ss.sx "a. a.
sssess- NJ sasa is ssx szss,sss eIresses. he.,ss
SA.s pNeasz's = rsnsnHen1a.nr - % sssa ysuax sna
So - Nas % sAe best ssessrsnss ever sse..
Hrs Ass :Kxssox, = NEE ,.re~c
q F1.raaseo vii - exrssai to ..a -, M
FLAMES CELEBRATED vEaxiFrsr 80
sares ~ r1KhIxG EROS u Prr.ssraswp ,. An
stses swzstfszes "a euezss-ssaa 81. ~s-sAse~.. pr
sa*s ssastss vsr-ifHx. ais4 hi. esE.s-..,. Liver
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sSss sss<ise ssfAsss sss uss<ssrs
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THE LAST CALL.

All perAens knsvinS thee sssyss Indebted - ~ are
respectfully Eesussss6 70 esI and settIs iarea.siy
All she Sse - - uoss ssevsns srs regssste1 70 eai
aaa sessie " ss ssssv.se. Hssiax sold On. our
sx 81 nsssAssdiss. vssss sssns 70 devote asi u
tine In the sestisns II sosss sa aDnnts thss u -
-. ksmess shi u The last ssI snd III list aos't
usss sss satisfactory asrzaseea: imsssd.sseiy. nsy
sspsa 50 ~ costs.
w keep %; oaArc u toe c,d s,snA
NOV Att
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION. r8
The undersigned, doing business under the name and
style OF +. NJ. Davenport & Co have this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All demands against said
firm Will be paid by F. NJ Davenport and all accounts
due said firm must be paid to him. t.s.
+. NJ. DAVENPORT,
HUMPHREY PALMER
Dec. 7th 1859. yJu3S IT,
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". n. TABNE0s j..
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON
va ass.s % ri ssi,. y ~ iiss = - 80 ~
s,thsr IN ~ city o. csnrffy. O0es-fpPsss -
rscIAe Mouse.
CoVr<iI Eiu0<, Jan I, tee0
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COLONY.

~ Being 10 che toiy 10 the forks the west Etsh
- river This land lies In sections =, t. and 10
~ ~ IN Postawatfsie csuu,y; ssd Il, ,ess .ees ii
-, -. ~, 2s ~, -. - -, -, ~ and 3s 1s o.
n sleaey county mile nsrth Of Cgssnxsrs mill fnear
aesasaJ mIes south Of the bscstion Of The r. r :.
miles ncssh u the nex state Rood 10 Dss nones
SUI - miles from Council Bluff. About u IL 10
49,. 80 sbrs am9 spise1, With se6ss~Ney ~
sH-vseese1, Dsfatts eit, ssd all sssbie win
The txeep<ka of souse 20 aepes
sna V DESERVING The attention ~ those ssekins
sssAt.senf pr Coosy, and III ~ oafy sold 10
body. Tsrss sasy. f-9-st1sI
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One ssrsy OK yAass ~, kisch. thrse vAit1 spsl
tsoafe ieft ssds 81 s0e a fAe s39hs ssde. Cas-
ueust the farm konis Of Hs.er t.ssi 10 this County
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rottayyattamie County Lands
FOR SALE by
HORACE EVERETT,
COuncil Bluffs. I0Yxa.

-, springer's farm mile, Nortbo, ,n,,n "
. =, q e =. o "a 40 - w NV, .o"n;
bottom land miles above Judge Brrsnfss farm 'N>
NSNEors - Mso ,cro. 81 ,r ,ns .~ IN,
80 80. - ,.,.s ~ go = uioet' VI Aosahi-
MAI n. ao-Iso acre. silver ernc, ,o,,o,, LAM,
.n,, . ~ aeieso y. ihoef' on the ROAD TO Wa
SIN or; n Ear W ar;sLs ,rdsw,
sWara IS 40-24o acres Nishn.hn,",Y ,,'i, . y
Grove Joining q slocum,s and Indeo go =, ns
The so,,h ~ ~ rI,s, a., ~, sase ane siafms on
There il no better BODY o. land in we," ,I ~,
this; with plen,v Of iimbe- ana nn. .ah
my WIN P'e"'s vi tipei ana numerous settlements
Also swarN " ar: and n ,rsw, ~ IN en-
acres Z mile cas-, Of thc abnve ho,,n,,r.ass -; -,
timser ~ ~ ~'s' "''''"' iaha' Win SONS
sxsw mr. 10 and Srorsr,,o -, IA ,,o 49,.
Nsbnabo,apy bottom land Mia n,,h, 800;
near Cut,ineer,s Mill: abopt 10 go. ,,,n ,' a ,
Id: / mile north ~ the nsu s,ata "a siHpef Oh 'he
= or an: eWor = ne. ae1san aara. ,,,,., ,,,
a, -, Nishnabotisny Rive. miles belew Newtown.
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Sss TSsk, FEB. iss2

ne.nef - the Sss1 Ladies Of eur city Te.ssfies
e The Efficacy ~ 1pr M'Lanrs.. tst.h..,.S
sermif.Se. Prepared By Fiemias Brr. PITS
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Have been removed and are now estahli she'd Al ~
Fourth street, Ten Buildings, over Busbnciis B,,k-
store. These Incompatible machines are now offered
atErcatiy
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ishes, Cash Price Paid for Hides and Fur.
, 1860-06-28

In Conehology. Ar. Walsh reported that Dr..
Teaay Of Rock laiand bad an admirable col1ec-
tiou Of birds. to which he was continually add
ing. They we're e1cellent.
In 1cthyoloey, It waa reported that Dr.. Adams
Nichols of Quincy, aud Dr.. IT. Il. Gethens Of
Hamilton, H.ncock county, were putting up
hshes in alcohol. In reptiles less WAS being
don't: bot collections we're being made in South
ern illinois,
Rev. VI. Eddy said list year be chanced to
be lodged in Hannibal, Missouri, and found
there slowed Away . full sett Of the Natural
History Of New ! fork, valuable work, aud now
cut Of print, which he had purchased for 6fty
dollars, for the Society.
Tho Chairman deemed this fortunate matter
for the Society, a. the price of these aets has
ranged from one hundEed to one hundred and
fifty dollars.
The following Committees we're chosen to
present the order of business for the second
day.
0enaaiaes On Li1rary-E. r. Eoe E. c. Hewett, Il J.
+A@ssau-H. Il. Holden. In Moore. G. Tbsrer.
Keefer. Kf"S 4'ss@'' 0A' e1'A' .. & ''''''' '''
9an.-s. wHxst 4: Ed1r, Z. +, Fey; -
r.omNt'f1oneT-pf. ADKINS, LeFh 1us"ora' - D.
Naie Fair H4,e.s-P. G. G1l..t, ". s Eas.r. ~ P
y: n,esoan~s-Hazil.oa Spencer, C. E. Ho's5, J. IT.
. <rTla,y .S.eiaa<s~Jsn;: saa~, D. b. Walsh, Or.
Cntrheon. y
R,.o'sfioat-o. G. Alyoo:d. G. &. ove'maa' =. l.
B1aSten.
The Society then adjourned till 8 P. u: =.
In the evening IN able and instructive ID
dress was delivered to The Society and large
audience Of citizens. at Pheuix Hall, By rrot
! Turner, Of Jacksonville, the President Of TIT
| Association. This will be printed, and Is no
| to be spoiled By an abstract. H.
, 1860-06-28

We are asked by half dozen co1espon'
dents to explain how the Breckenridge men
hope to gain anything By running candidate
in opposition to Douglas. The answcris easy.
They overrats Mr.. DOUGLAS strength. and
believe lha. he can carry two or more NORTH
eru States, leaving Mr. LINCOLN all the rest;
that BRECKENRIDGE will carry the largest part
Of the South, and thus defeat choice by tne
people, and throw the COT test into the House.
In tha. body (.he present congress) each Stale
has one vote, which is cast by majority Of
its delegation. Delaware is as powerful as
New York. Now no party has minority Of
all the States The Republicans have fifteen; !;
the Democrats fourteen; tie Americans one;
aud three, Kentucky, North Carolina and Ma
r5land, are equally divided in their respective
delegaticns aud will not be able TO vote at al:'
in consequence Of the inpossibility Of deter
miriog bow their votes shall be cast. In the
Housc only the three highest candidates can
bs roted Tor. They will unquestionab'y be
LINCOLN, BRECKENRIDGE and BELL. We name
them in the order Of their strength-.the
strongest first. Or course 'DorG1As is then
out Of the fight. The House will fail 10 elect.
Thea duty devolves upon the Senate. That
body on or after March 4th, 1861, will name
the TWO highest candidates for The Vice Prssi'
dency, and elect one Of them; and he becomes,
ex otfcio, the President Of the United slates
Now these 1.-two highest will be HANL1s and
LANE In the Senate, tue Republicans are in
minority. Tbs Democrats will elect LANE
and the object Of tue nomination ofthe Breck
inridge ticket will be attained.
THIS is the scheme, and there is but one
possible way to defeatit and that is TO cleo
LINCOLN by the people. Hence we say thai
every vote cast In the North for DOUGLAS, wht
has not the remotest chance Of success in an]
contingency whatever is really a vole fo
BRECKENRIDGE, the Slave Code, and the Alzi
cuuization Of The Continent
, 1860-06-28

Coroner, Dr. Macarthur Of Ottawa. Delssstss
to the Congressional Convention were instruct
ID to vote for Hon. Owen Lovejoy, and to the
Senatorial Convention for Waahin9ton Bu.h-
nell. The delegates to the Judicial and Rspre-
sentative CopTentions we.a not instructed. The
county ticket is good one aud will be triumph
aut1y sustained at the polls.
GRrsnr CorSrx.-A correspondent At Morris
writes Us the following account Of tho Douglas
and Breckenridge demonstrations in that town:
noRa1s, June 2G.-On the receipt Of the news
Ct The nomination. Of uouxlas By the faction At
Baltimore, laat Saturday evening, his worshlp-
Pers hsrs fred few guns, and one or TWO Of
The leaders tried to exercise their lungs little
IN bis praise, but, beng very coldly received,
soon gaze out The denomination was feeble
and utterly devoid Of anything like enthn.iasu.
1nis vas before ths news OF The nomination Of
the other wing Of the party reached Us. Since
i reached us It is utterly impossible to describe
their "oe-oegone couutenaaces. The finishing
1TeHe to their agony came last night. The
friends OF H1eckin1idge then RATIFIED bis pomi-
9aflo1 In manner that utterly eclipsed tho
Douglas ratification, and surprised the Repub-
| hscns-
Tns cannon wss paraded through the streets,
onoer banner On which was inscribed, "The
| old GnaTd never suFreuders," Twenty guns
were fred, aud the Court House erammed to
near Ut. LIE Roy, who pitched into the Little
Glant and his friends. with will that shows
oeyona MISTAKE The bitter hostility between the
facuons. TIE enthusiasm of the Breckenridge
men present knew no bounds. It WAS previ.
| ousiy supposed that the Breckinridge men were
confined to three or four ali told. From the de-,
nonstfatlon last night, and from other reliable
sources OF Information, We find that Breckin-
ridge Will receive no inconsiderabie portion Of
The Democratic vote Of this place and county.
Inc Republicans, Of course, enjoy the tight,
and are exultant in the assurances nf victory
ne1t November. yEa1ras,
hfsnal1 corsr1.-A Republican County
Convention was held at IorkyiIle On the esd
inst, for the purpose of appointing delegates
- the Congressional Convention, which Was
held 1t Bloomington On the esth. The county
WAS fully represented, aud the best feeling per.
vaded the Convention. The following gentle
men we're chosen delegates to the Congression'
n Convention: S. G. Ainkler, II. G. Wilcox
J.F. Black. aad Thomas Flpney. Alternates--
". W. Vim, D. Olin, J. c. Sco6eld, j. Bird
Republican County Club was formed, o
which II. Boomer Of Bristol was chosen Presi
dent, and 3. B. Ohm Of Newark, Corresponding
Secretary. The Convention passed resolution
unanimously, that Hon. Oven Lovejoy was th.
first choice Of the people Of Kendall Comfy
and that the delegates to the bloomington Con
sentlon be instructed to cast their roles fo,
him.
, 1860-06-28
h Down Country Letter.

-E'-F@
CsAxrA1cx June 81, 1867
Since "Tornado Sunday we hare had scarce
ly half an inch Of raiu, not drop for two
weeks, and it is consequently very dry. Late
planted corr, and there is deal OF it, is suffer-
ing very much. The days are very hot. the sun
rides through cloud'ess sky OF unsecured
brass, The ilies sing aud snatl like angry bees,
water has dried out Of The slougbs, many wells
are empty, the cattle wander in droses seeking
to drink, the pigs hug the fences, horses get to.
gelier ia crowds, the wind blows wearily from
the Sou:h, mad We hare nearly all the disagree
ables Of a sub-tropic&l summer.
But the nights hnve been uniformly cool, and
therefore hare we good share Of typhoid fever
and naauy cases Of ague hare been Developed.
The season is unusually early, and vegetables
not usually seen till after this time a month,
are already in market. but The continued dry
weather will soon cut the supply Of.
Gfeat losses have becu incurred in this coun-
sy, this spring, by the use Of ths machine corn
planters. 1speak Of no. particular kind, for l
believe all to be nearly worthless. They are
made and fitted 10 sork upon 1aud, only and
tately, wien that land is in cersIin condition,
Now, that condition is mol provided once in fve
years, and the gain Of using them one suitable
year, is not tqual 10 one fourth the loss incur.
| rcd by The u:e Of them the four unsuitable
years. The principal faults Of the best Of them
are, that they do not drop an uniform number
| Of kernels, that they cover inhuiIiciently and
imperfectly. and leave track behind then
which the birds and squirrels follow
with ense md certainty, to take eu
the seed, strait in row, from end to end.
h.vs no doubt that the loss to farmers Of .hi
county, Ills year, by their use, has been c1ea
one, Of not less than ten thousand collars. Blu
farmers arc abandoning them and re'adoptinl
tie loe md the plough, l am very glad to b
able to report Jon.
/ have referred to several signs Of improve
1ent 10 be seen In this part OF cur State. u
previous letters. I now note another who
mar be considered so. It is the establishment
Of four Lager beer saloons in division Of thl
town, heretofore without one. To be sure thcr
are several other causes alleged. Some So
they have besn established for the manufaetuF
Of Democratic 1otes. Some that they arc th
legitimate piu.s Of The efforts Of q very indis
crcet1y managed temperance paper; and som
say they indicate change in the public tast
against = compound Of rottsn csus &nd for
water, and In tavor Of one made up Of barley
aloes, rosin and some krout.
In my opinion, 1t Is a sign Of advance, civi1
zation and improvement in town where agoo
J. glaaa Of Lager Beer may b obtained. wher
mona could be.previoualJ Ind.
, 1860-06-28

Anti-Squatter majority. 20; Southern States
for Squatterisn, O.; against ditto, Is.
Thus it appears that Dou2las had a majority
Of votes in only Thirteen States, whi1e fueafy
Statcs were against him. All tie Democratic
States voted against him and his doctrlue. The
>laye Code platform at Charleston received the
sanction Of eighteen States, in committee, out
OF thirty three.
The conclusion is irresistible that Douglas is
the numlnee Of a minority faction Of 1le late
Democratic party; and that Breckenridge rep.
resents the Iarger fragment Of it. The adm!s-
sion Of the bogus delegates from Louisiana, Al
ALBANIA and Georgia, and the exclusion Of the
delegates who represented. nfne.te1ths of the
party in thesa States; the sitting Of the voice
Of the minority in New York, Indiana aud Ohio
delegations, md allowing the minority to vote
in PsnpsJlranla, New Jersey, Virginia, Ken
tucfy, Arkansas and Tennessee, wer5 the means
whereby his friends manufactured for him an
apparent majority Of the Convention; but atler
all these frAuds aud tricks, he was atill consid.
erably short Of tho requisite two-thirds, rem
dered imperative by Democratic usage and rule
His nomination is therefore not regular or bind
ing in any sense upon Democratic partisaus.
But the "1,',tle Giant" has played Sans N
among the philie.ines with his pasty. lie has
slain thousands Of them with his Squatter Sor.
had him bound, hand snd foot, and were pro
ceoaing 10 put out his eyes and make sport oi
him, bs grasped the pillars that supported tho
temple Of Democracy, aud bowing tam*tF for
d dns1 enIrt, he tore them down, reudlnC the
edidce from turret 10 foundation, aud e1ayine
more douKhfaees ct his dea1h ttna sill them thai
be slew during his life. The party that Andrew
Jackson Of Tennessee built, Stephen a. Doug
sas Of Illinois destroyed. HEw YonK.
, 1860-06-28

Yesterday Marshall Craw receired informa-
tion from Nsw York that i large issue Of coun-
ttr!eit bills on the Central Dank OF Erookly n
had gone westward. TIE police were therefore
on tie alert. and this morniog, under the drec.
ton OF Officer Nckinstry, q case was found
a9aitst Chas. beaver and Lucius u. Clark. The
men came from Grafton oa the S 4. II. ftei hit
train, aud in one hour aftcrward they were in
the Johnson Street Police Station. 4 cou1ter-
felt t. bili rf the hank n+nlioued abovc was
passed by them at an eating house on Water
street. aaa the arrest Immediately followed.
0nly three bills were fonrd upon the men, but
u IS su1rectcd that larger amount mas be at
hand. The counterfeit is a tol.rab1y well e1.
ecused one, md bars the msrks Of IN expert
Thsre would probably haze been little difficulty
in putting in circulation great quantity Of the
money, but for the interference Of the police.
Beaver and Clark we're brought before Judge
Lawrence this morning, and their examination
was postponed till to. morrow, with bail st 1900
ench,-ENrfLEEI HtFJid