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Five Persons Dro,vn ned.

On the sth inst, Rev Il NJ Nichols pastor Of thu Con.
gregatonal church a. Nnaeapol.s hts wife and cd NJ
Cleveland, bis brother II law and two daughters, reus
into Calhoun lake Cor the purpose e. ba,ling hrt cet
oeyond Their depth a.! drowned excepting txs a.
ia'ani o. Ms Cleveland aad Re-. Nc Nichols TIE ,aa
cccurreLCe has thrcvc a giocn oye- tie oo.unrn "
waese tac deceased we're hignl. respected ~
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Fatal Accident at Georgetown, ohio.

Al Georgetown, Browa county, Ohio, on the kh inst .
Homer Higgins AMI Robert Gaze we're severely wounded
By the premature discharge OF q cannon On the yth
at large Douglas meeting a. the place, the Same
tannoh prenatuTey discharged, INSTANTLY Killing ". j.
0u.sier sad severely wound ny A. y RA.ley
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and elect Linocln By the whole Northern major
iiy Of the electoral vote
The letter Of Mr.. Breckenridge clearly shows
that, upon distractions, the Southern and the
Northern democracy cannot come together.
But they may do better BY each withdrawing
to their own section and suppose they try that
nlau
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suieide nj Milford. y. u.

- Bas-os, july % 1901.
A: M.ior@, y. Il, o diy, 3rs SamCt Ssrlpttrs
drowaed herself On learning that her hxeanf had bsr
detected robbioe money drawer IL thc railroad irpcs
tn uaa aed, tut - proSsO'. be arrested
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The Arctic Exp<ditfou,

BorrlS, July "a lSU.
Arctic schooner Un,ed states las. ghi As surgesu snS
naturalist 10 the expedition TIC schooner remained be-
low waiting for hin. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11

NkT lylkASs July 10, 1881.
Tue revenue cutter has gone down the harbor over
haul the schooner j. Taylor, which failed from this
port today for Contra. America, with large number Of
emigrants on beard.
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The schooner Clctde Wiz loi Ar!cans on bard ax.
rived IA Mobile bay day steamboat imS-ed atesy
took the negroes Up the rlve..
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that does not seem to be the opinion Of
foreign military critics We should like to see
our FIRST division Of New York militia side by
side with the British volunteers.
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tsc-ToS, July I'd, 1850.
The Board of Aldermen have authorized Nayor Lincoln
to invite the Prince OF Wales to ysi. 4us.ca.
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Fire In Woodstock, {. Va

woorsrosw, July 10, 1870
a.e tbs nosang na5as street destroyed starsss
drug sore azt ten ac clrnJ bltazs. Loss 40. a-ox.
tslsed. ~, Is fluy irk-red
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NAf c.--ANs, Jr'y o, 1870
bios o. trentycre houses. O. fcu. stores each q
the Fourth district, were t-.1. OF -a!.fia- Io-y
ST. 60.
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Southern Ocean steamer Noy<mep ,tz,
sATssrsH, july 10. 1870
The United States mai steamship AggUs;s an ig~i a
her wharf q, l 20 T1essag Afternoon.
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TIE Fg-spa VII 81; =. aocE 1 4 low A. MAJ r-t
c.css n. zoe ocscc.s a ~
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vigilance and ,>dieiency Of the police, but IN this
latter instance tsey are certainly entitled 70
credit
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THE NEws IRON EcRopE-TiE ADVANCING
TnE or REVOLUTION IN Iru.Y.-By the tele-
graphic intelligence from Halifax by the Ara
bia, which We publish in another column, it will
be seen that while Sicily was quiet, Naples was
greatly agitaied and about to be declared
in state Of siege. The struggle is no
longer to be on the island Of Sicily, but at
Naples, the capital OF the kingdom, on the
main land. II is evident that neither Victor
Emanuel nor Garibaldi will accept the over
lures OF young Bonba, who, therefore, seeing
that there is no eye to pity him and no hand to
save, prepares against the dreaded insurrcction
in the city Of Naples, and the advancing swelling
tide Of revolution, whose waves threaten soon
10 sweep over his throne and leave IL q stranded
wreck. With the success of Garibaldi in revo-
lutionizing the kingdom Of the Two Siclies, 1t Is
not possible that the States Of the Church can
be much longer held by the Pope, or that We
META viii continue province OF Austria. Italy
win soon be completely revolutionized, and
when united into one homogeneous Power--be
Il kingdom, an empire or republic 1T will
become truly formidable to the despots Of Eu-
rope. The example Of revolution is contagious,
and may cross the Alps-perhaps to break out
in Hungary once more. And should the ambi-
ton Of Victor Emanuel prompt him to foreign
conquest, and the warlike and acquisitive
spirit of the old Romans be revived in
Italy, there is no telling in how many bril-
liant campaigns the regcnerated nation may find
itself engaged in a few short years.
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ACADEMY OF MUSTC, Fourteenth slreet.Ir.IIAy orkRi
-LgCfA nj LAssrIxooR-ivcREaA BoEsiA
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LORD BIorGHAu on AZ OLD HoRHy.--The ex-
Chancellor Of England delivered recently. in
the House Of Lords. one Of his old speeches.
with new facts. on the horrors of the slave
trade and the iuiquity Of American slavery
His object was 10 defea! an address to the
throne asking for the appointment Of British
Consul at Mozambique, and Il Is curious indi-
cation of the change in the opinion Of the Eng
lish people regarding the Exeter Hall theorists,
that his lordships motion was rejected by
vote of nearly two 10 one. A little more dis
erection would teach Lord Brougham the want
of logic IN his efforts to coniound the African
slave trade to Cuba and the institution Of do
nestle slavery in the United States. The one
Is an inhuman traffic, carried on in spite Of the
teachings Of true policy, Of solemn treaties
with other Powers, and Of the spirit Of the age
in which we live the other is question as to
the best social and political status Of four mil
lions Of ignorant, incapable and inferior beings
in community Of thirty millions OF the most
active, intelligent and energetic Of men. We
commend to his lcrdship when be again refers
to this subject. the Scriptural command, not to
plough with the OK and the as together.
|THE L.sr HcHRor-Beforc the inquest upon
the bodies OF the two citizens shot down
in Eighteenth street IL concluded, the
! public Is startled by the Intelligence Of
another brutal murder in Eleventh ave.
nue.. The motive in the first case has not
yet been very clearly developed, though all the
circumstances point to domestic quarrel rs
the cause. In the other case. however. there il
| no room for doubt The murder was comrnltcd
| for plundcr and the money and valuablcs Of
| the household thus rnihessly Invaded have been
found upon the party chareed-we presome
| Justly charged with the crime. But there is a
! Circumstance connected with these two fearful
! appressicns deserving Of remark. While the Pc
| lice have been unable to trace oat the criminal
| In the Walton Mathews tragedy. in the other In
stance they promptly secured The murderer
with undcniable evidences Of guilt upoa him
! which. II the law be properly administered, vii
surely bring bin TO punishment
! Ii Is net ctten that we have % ecn,nead IN
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ErBI.O'S GARDEN. observation-disclosures and Evening
a SesrH Mo NkFgs $40 a NosAs--I'LEss,3T NTIGu3
--CoivnAUs
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. No ga Broadvsy.-TY.
CeoS-Nr Young WIFE OLD UMBRELLA.
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BARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brosiwsy-Dsy and
Eveniny-CIspEREIlA-LrSis6 CgRIosITiEs Ao.
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wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadwsy.-GsEAr EAsrERS-
xJsFspk BoS-YANxEx housysYEPxR.
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BRYANTs, MrNsTRRIlS Mechanics Hall. 47e Broadway
BuRIKsauEs SONGS DANCES Ao.-Scxyxs At FAsSsoRouGH
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WINTER GARDEN. Broadway. COLLEEN BAwS.
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TsfEtsetlH Is l0 FArff
O. sec -t,arv g. tie Tr.ssIr. has Invited Srop~as I'll
dc 10Th OF SEPTEMBER Tor thc tse b the government
81 la ilag OF as y magnetic telegraph f-n a, wcs
Ice of Mssour &c an franosoo unis the reeeu' ao' Ct
Congress to- iovet oIs tc be sccepts. All lAa,,s
G 7S1 % .lc ic-.asnllee ,, tae sC-t.,..
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NfBIo's SALOON, Brosdway.-Gxo. CHRDrYs MIN
srRK1s II sONGs DAscE BURLksaUxs &c-srArUB LorEa.
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pEatts.

49, 9ietsn uuo Gntttbren Die q,se NUT ~
ros fem, sas Ft ,brsn 0sssnhsHp snstsbun
fam.
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ore asssrtsiiisits prupssnn sinrs nassnosn sDan.
teimutbs.
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ZEN fa stn Sod in BEN Secpf arfafisns
&rdntsr: Jl moot, liebsr 5trr Ccster, unb
elm Soh, 10 arrs wie Gin hsi5r Staier - nein.
nibt aan, 10 arsS w;s rin baltsr 46alsr.
IOttcr: aiic uHseflbr wis IS Gents.
- Grireritcbsn (sor ttm Ssitsel): aqucs
III sitrl, id3t Der wtiie ga ONO, waYun fcr i'd 90
q fU nibt aub fsin z" 80 @4al
aitstsr oam gassttastn) ,,5assn 81.
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siasr: SD m.as ob &c sslsst sswsfsn
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8rcnl,icbtn."
Tts 5sutrsrot.. GO s6ss~ tomms i6 sen
Der Vr06s, sis Der >S&loifrr au;rl mit l,issm
tauisneltsn ftusrftfsn @elelSrunfs onasuts. -
os1tt eud. Gujri hsst. l,inen ast, ;unats in
sss Serent nae iaIee ib.. sin, bierauf wsrte
sH "a9s'S' oO!ssaai.H sussisss:, saf ass' 80
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msiHsm &ines
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|tsn - absr mas Bot DIR, Icwlun-i
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tIf Der Tsrsrr 5sathesttrs -
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S's at VeldsmsRne, Ests fis taslid,, ffdt srs
'nhnns"e - ia aHrtissr, ntsrsrtrdhtiss Ssrldpna-
'uns. seT ID ssr Subs Der itu psNsn anas.
taass - =
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tic" Sensen hit aut Pas 8rt Alapabas -
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itd's orau, uno mein 8iap ater neir, 60 liz
h'eet @oa',b = Is III IN S,rtbum - siH lebrrt-
timer, TabnitEHia ma&sHpsr Srrbunt, Ger iita
sdls anftlartn 10 70 unr mus; ,r Mt . rein unp
"ntnait's . iesrm Or dtt brrreryrssn.
Sa'istn, la8.s r 8 ptansr 100 abr lInk,
sn Surtssn = wp lit psr alte Raun, no Das
Nat6su? NO h.r tlaif Mann ftl.h2
Gr mrB dusshbIidl,rh surad ebrsn - Wartcn
iue TrbTts fne osrsnsssr,tt n ,u Irinsm Sauis,
1'nts Naes'nirtas fsH in res Ja,cbtsrs Npbruua
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ti9s Mann fdna fsiu D. SHREDDER icin. = Gr mistr
'snn fs" H'suldtsr, Der ,bn fsts tslelpiats uue,
'raH' e. tl rr 5s sri6Ilssn bab.u
unp men btiGulsrstr sr Ger 1ba.s frus TER
jhelansr srns, Der biaE. Mann bate ,psi 3un~
sfa tn III sm Munb, rts t,ss iYrad m ltinsn
Sois une rts anosre siirntr Fem Serbreaer. lbat
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Danp wu6:s?
Sr ssnn &c ntdt sllubsn - ih 7lnn CO nibt
sarsiFn, linn'srte pis 6rau sluptraasHo.
80 nttB Zen Lag nah Nlapasas Dtprp, falte
IHowdnm mif uutsrcradter S5timms. inpem sr
'tH fltiHsn Scnabard isintr Sauam aus eem
@nFtsi nasm anO auf r:n s;fh ltst.. Nsit Die. a
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o'ums &c Yraiysesn 9earR rsn feuscn Ni6resr
Inc 9tesr'ons 4rm mar an ienen 9aae pelLht.
ltesn jim pr - FtHiterfs sr ipcitcr,rie Heiau,e
rabet aus 'etHer S IseItifcte nrbmsRp, no ,ro iH,
aus efn'im 2Srt trdmpftait aclb cAsnen + 5inlern
@ap'ea's. er mus 8cwicn's iein - a6cmaum
fai f'uts aelprsttn, tis "a iastsn ras I'D Rsw.
'cnS Saopf. es-- 7,, ra.y
&as hnr Aass nur rod uniihtre, ictyanfsnoe
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anp erm ir'bsn Sebn Der saieniB isii in's Aua.
%aufnp - rds id mob fein Bsmeis, Muun
d 'dae aud. sS ut Mot mSsIiG - 9apploa Il
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Sn'lp ebin! edHa fraSt ihn ieltsr, tenu pu.s
tommt tr, 'r~isNsrts SHomanm rubis - rptrr rcr
'!alt Mann nrb t!diftr mtrDen. wtnn ibm BIC
DC quite 5raa isst, 'ae er sin MSrcsr.
(0ortssung is!st.)
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9fs. 232 Breap. Strass,

unbertatinS
Der nnttr,siSStts it ieSt i'm Sane. ttsu guftra, =,
futm &tGafte sus'ufleren rd ipar 10 sta ais mpa!it
Cine Arsrsabi san Sa. sen nj fsrrSbrrne pcrraitta.
Gtn Eeutr, gutter 1settnwattn ait tuism sulsn lrt,-
Ser unt rupisCn Yftrhtn fur tipaisea ysbrsuan
T,r Autmtrtlamisit sen pp jrbabern u famili,u irt
stc,nir aui itiRe srpse auswabi pm MaIraytu
ausbti,t:uua Ssssa's. Sis,a i. Syrlna- Tarastn
Ere prsMpI stipr9i. GraRete Gaube
Sredbitr., 9fe eer 3i,a Suat,
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HAwEs Ii. SUTTON,
Vsrtdsts- aRwals une eHtntliG,r 1ctar.
9YatiittTi Grrt6tm hcy StaS. x Rii,u,sn uns A,r
Sounrtts BON feilries une tsspGclaue
frtft ~ Suslsdp Gin GcMntisn1 Der Gourt Of Claims
btr 9r. Si1stea.
Ciier: &ds Bant unO llte straee.
Mid,nieus @s
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faBsybtsr Salpn.
Fem yutlltum sl srettsnlit An,riar, eas FER
u 'teIjsitnrfe IN ieinsm !. auis ON Nl.sn Niorft
oem 0iipma,tt 9r9eniitsr. ems eSistbicbaft nstit
taSsitWr Salsa srridbttt bat peivIth tr ih
frrnsn w'rp, isns 5rsunrt uns ras ppbhfum inn
auSsmGnsn NIT sen teiisn Gsirdnfsn ssn,sn,n
iu fDnnSM. SIursnet MiIIsr
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
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Sinirn Steinltin,
Ws. l55 Srcap@, ;miJthsn Der =. unp Z. Strass.
Dem eurtreilenbsn 9ubm wire hisl,s ntu ,Hssrbtttt
Sse tslttns ,mvfsbien Dis BiribSat betSsn III nit ben
sarslitlttn ranttn ans9taite. Sslfse GrfrifAunasn
uHo Odttiitn nts aRartIts re sNtrseii IL saben Gtr
rOns uns ssraumiss SaaI ire tsi sprfsunlsnetn acn
tetens empfpbsn.
Salatrl 0erlts S:arte. &aHes- @lsn, Nbecp.
abe ntbn eiasr @sns. arsser gr,s seartumsr,ssr pu
,S ern a Brown aBslpr Soap 5abneurltsu au 8, O.
''sns h le. pn s'r.auf btt S. 6. 6tider ast.
S'lSEs ue SalVnr gleS Sure. btieassrs Iln een.
tIirneIs nKe eenetorse raenp He bel ps bslirbistH
s1nantist unttr GasriErsis ~ eabsa ss --. -
s. 6. 6ifhsr @st.
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70. SAT- 4s, Ger Isit YisTano,man.is S1kr.n in bra
H ubrtn- u;,s 5eiprAsysUtta spil wlr,s ess,.;
ssReen Gns 9tp YOt seipsisii pal s.iss ib pn y,r.
gam 1nipneS c!t 2nieisf IL Sea, ear r 2s3 Yrcasr
:n srartists oslati ost bs, uno it'd fssatG syIye an,
H Gn 9tlGaH eig3ldsnpe 1reeltn eaistta sulosafn.m
nssitn nhc Iir 3ulrteorlesii auSfuprsn u tanaer
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9aRIpfiebiffabrt

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PehEbnrs nEs Eep ajDrs, sid Zcutbamp.cK
ssrRtsn esr ntutu aui oas Soltcsrt atsautn unb l,
SaS'slts smstriGnttH srcpsn tilssnsn yofpomp6tfis
oprut la, 2UUU lUns. Capt. lruutmaun.
. a M UFia, 1000 IONS. Gast. Sdp,nl,n.
+ Sarenia, 300 1ens, gay,. GbIsrs.
Setss nssh ibTtr tHslen ano slufbsn sasr.sH ribn,
l'1h sesaEsiie Ddmyfibif, musen Ies.Imasia ans
Grtsn une 5unilebaisn jssea Msasis
ysn S yert rne Samsurs, sa SSzbsnpiSn trrtsit nnb
asbn,sn 9dfasiers ssn 9isT 9ort mad =
passsiss, fsdOse. sonssn ane eoutbaHvts1
n icI9tneeH Yreiiea: - -
errt eafa... :. slee.
4ptty. e a. jKte !. S..
Swtt@shDe6 !. =. IS.
Gsn f>ssasnre nads sfsD gorf:
Qxpf &elnte $lf25e. Swsrs gtJute SIS. 2pifdtnsss
Sts seestn Yefsee p.nDt IT'D an
.. y. 8tebdre, SOFA u Gssp..
$50 Asoabwaa @eU gar.
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sr'sehhaeR.
1n t.anitHtI olat'nt nssn N,rssr, Ssnntsss ausst-
sswnx, ism psftn'l,Hsn Sus,istisnsrres ron ~ Sts
iaRsa an s's ,s's 1Ias. sr ss.s. isprlir g,rsus
GIfnsbEt: 9inxia,st Gnsuduns son ~ xsen ss ssi,,>
stI ~ Ss, intiaai,se as ss.. ertp,siiss SEQ ens
&'St s'rtn yanas $2.5v srsi atsust. 81 w. its
S'rS sA,oe, irst 3rnsis St2.ee in siereliabr.itsr
Ssraysetissluns. aniSs sis nass g,eli,bsh srrsnes
s'sisa f'aSsn, stretn ah $2s.oa ,sr 3ssr trs9na.
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Srsar Srasr, ,Ri,t1sn =. u. I. Snass. nt6es

Trsaf Strasr, ,Ri,hsn q. u. I. Srass. ns6es
+ y. STao's ysgiIbt.m SeG 5snan. s
Dtr,Ss sm5Fsslt bsm Fstsen uEp cut6reslsse.a gusl
@ a@ it'nt aufs SsinnladpeLl tlas.rGute 8aIFirnHbt
,Snedpsii itsp. pas 8enia,e ssu Sbse 1assss ols
Fn iulrotn usa ee epHbsitb1fte 9srascsSuHs sr.dsi
s0@ unttr iften uno leine Ustu!ftn pdSee su lbtii
H., 6erntr tnirfsblt Ct no iu birurs&t. Syslatiuntn
Il SuSAalasatemsn, aesralisn. SGnssissta, Sarssfta
M = aTrtlh fubrt fin Eager Gar b.ltet paf6tne.tsa
sns irsss,tl9nen ziaftr ssasH eoa Or .perttn n
YS'!SesS str pssxs- Ia 3gis-99 b1ta = ,ostta6<
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grautr
Sifiet bsr 9iioh.nrnp Td.
&aHerbier=@ @raucrct,
Wp 100 WAlritr

tinsn Square pbtrSsls ctr 9rf.S
Va Anrtrase, bic puntt.ib ar$ssfuhri wtretn isGsn
muNeH na6 rieler SiTee sfOnet scroen
3 .. @pssnunn, 5a5rifaM.
WS. ssir bastn tintn srpssn Sorrab Sisr auf Yascr
esiraett FUR na6tsn SrmnIsr aur Eager 8er fsnnen
lppn lest FUR itet Suar,l :.s:ihlO.:tn nsretn.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-17
Notwithstanding.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
ORDER AND ECONOMY on T:HH
FARM. ..

The W oFklng Farmer says Without orr
der on the farm, peace Of mind, success and
profit are impossible. Watchfulness and eare-
are implied in this word, ORDER. Who ia the 4
farmer that does not klsow of serious accidents =
happening to animals for want of propercane2
Some farmers are negligent of their animals
When at grass as if no accident could happen. :.
We once knew most excellent horse to get
on his back in the furrow of a pasture field
that was ''seeded down" with grain crop, ON
Glands" or ridges. Sheep of good quantity
land what farmer should grow any other) are
liable to meet with similar accidents-so, too
to be injured by dogs, etc, and for which care
seems, after all, the experiments that have,
ben made, to be the best remedy. v-,y7 ,.i
The farmer should not allow his cattle that
used on his farm work, to be scattered indis-
criminatciy over his fields. In the most busy
season it often happens that a great deal of
time is lost in catching working animals that
are let out in pasture while the men eat din
uer. In the heat of hot day, as at noon.
horses and oxen would do much better in the
stables if supplied with green food. For such
purposes no farmer should be without the ne
cessary quantity Of clover to be used as soils
ing. ... .. -
We know of shiftless, disorderly farmer
who drives his COWS three or four miles to Be
miked, often when the mud is deep. This
man has several horses to spare, and milk cans
growing rusty for want of use but he does
not estimate the loss arising from such prac-
tice. -.
Economy on the farm is necessary to thrift
and success. 1t win not do to let anything
go TO waste, for at is the little leak that sinks
the great ship" A man that hires all his
work done and does not over see bis workmen,
will be liable to meet with innumefable losses
through the carelessness or negligence of those
who work merely for given sum per day and
care little or nothing for the interest of their
employer The thrifty farmer either works
with his hired men, or sees to them so that
nothing goes to waste.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Threats Against the Union.

As a historical fact it is undisputed as a
current fact of the day, it is undisputed, that
YOU do not find these declarations of hostility
issuing from the Northern Democracy you
do not find these attempts to overturn the laws
coming from Democratic sources you do not
find these dcnunciations of you and your insti-
tutions coming from Democratic lips and De
mocratic presses Vice President Breckin-
ridges Speech. -.
This is ncws. We had supposed it "a his
torical fact that the South Carolina Nullifi-
ers in 1882 were Democrats. We had also
supposed it ga current fact of the day" that
Mcssrs. Clay, Gwin. Iverson, Brown, Davis,
More, Curry, Crawford. Lamar, Singleton,
McRae, Pryor, Smith, Bonham, Miles, and
Vallandigham. who have been so vocierous IN
favor of disunion, were democratic every one.
Is it not so, Mr.. Vice President? Are not
these democratic lips" and are not the Rich
mond Enquirer, Washington Constitution,
Charleston Mercury and New Orleans Delta,
Democratic presses ?" 5........... ....
If threats OF disunion do not come IRON
Democratic sources we should like to hear
Mr.. Breckenridge or anybody else tell where
they do come from.-Aibany Eeening Jour
nal .. ..,