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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
; GO my ''0'' h. A. COLLINS, Agt.
ANn sTILL ANOTHHR.

ASHLEY, Delaware County Ohio, Dec. y io'Ss
Or. d. JsyneDeu Sir: Having Hsed your EArEC
n NV family and having eceutly its almost riracto1
eide curing my children, who sss beyond the sE
of ou beet physicians IN OF LUNG fEEEh and ShJCr
thought ny duty return you my heartfelt thaaAs Ioi Delt
the iusuInen in restoring bo from exPected deSn 70 uS ant
GOOD health. Yours truly, b. d. sMAIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
L. L. HILL
respectfully yours,
From W. W. Winters, NJ. D., Mnledseyp,e, III.

March S, 1883.
Dr. D. Jayne Son-Gen.lemen: II " with great pleasure
thai ugend your E&PECTOBANT 10 i5ose suffering
with Bronchial affections. Also your Alternative, for erup
items any disease arising from inactive dsordered liver
having used these for e above mentioned diseases
with satisfactory results. Very respe tuly yours
~ w. WINTERS, 81. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

FIRE-Yesterday morning abnnt half past nine
O'Clock small shed adjoining the fe Railroad Depot at Jer
,y City took from the heat of the stove pipe and was
tiIEuithed with about $500 damage.
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,oURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

s. DISTRICT COUKT.-Nos. 80, ~, ~ ., y, 4, Il
T. Al a. 49, 81, a, g. -, ~, ~, q, e. - ~. 49,
Judge Belts will hold the Gre lit Coar' open Tor u
Transaction Of snch business may be necei sary.
HE other Courts have adioui ued for the tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

COLDS, COUGHS, AND PAINS IN THE SIDE AND
BREAST.
DRAR SIR: In the Fall Of 1898 attacked with mcs
violent Tacline pain len side Immediately under heart
the exo5ucstinG sod a. times Iendent
me entirely speeehless think II brought by taking
cold tIt oFs few extended all hr9ugh
breast gfowipg and day and giving
friends The sobcitUde Concerning me- tired Tor nea
wear a remedies which recommended Tor my dis
Se under the most siiu physicians, but unfortunately With
ont suocsss last about N give up In despair when
ki,,d fri. nd thought OF EXPkCI GRANT procnred
bottle of H. aud before had entirely used the whole VI IT, felt
manifest fympos Of change for the batter continued e.
1sng IL s1o by the time ns taken i've bottles found myself
completely cured o. Of your invaluable medicine
T. w NJ. HARVEY
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church.,
Dr. D. JAYNE Tere Hsu.e, Ind, May l3is
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MARRIED..
COOPE-yACKSON.

COOPE-JACKSON-At Palmer Mass., Monday, Aug I,
1889 by the Rev. Dr. Vail, u. d. y. Coope Of New
City dsry Jackson Of Sousdelc Mas daughter Of the
late Georg Jackson Ern Of Jackson Robbin kewi ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

CoUSTFRFFIT MONEY Charles Breats was arrested
jersey y Friday night for attempting to counter
felt five dollar bin Of the Noun Hoey Bank Lister In the
evening Geo w Wilson arrested for passing the same de
scripon Of norey unsuccessful attempt made to flood
Jerey City with this bogus money but the above were the ony
nesk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENgRAL TKRS.-Jan. is.-Be!ore
the Justit es


Daniel L. Pettee sgt. John Orser Albert Smith sgt
Rob. Pston iup esded PstriA Bossy sg James Lyncn o.
AZ Judgments sfii med with cuts.
Francis GellsiIy, Receiver, agt. John Lowry. Judg
re,t and new Trial oceIsd; abide event.
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INFLANMATION or THE LUNGS.

GkEEs8BURG Mich, January o. 1000
d., D. Jayne gon PhilaGa-tsnt'eeB; There have 0eer
great number Of Effected BY the use Of your
slons which CT sons about two years old VINO VI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

COLDS. COUGHS AND PAINS IN TIE SIDE AND

am lust reoove ing from attack influenza cpl
demc ssrrb winch dsesse found EIpectorsnt to b
q insstimsble medicine.
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6tcamboats ano Railroads.

TOR PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLETOWN,
II RED BANK, SHREWSBURY, &e., via stesmer ALICE
PRICE Raan Railroad Leave Musyst Pier Jsn 70 At
st7ls m i6th at IN. 21th at g. 18th, at 10 m
Nth, at 10 3lst, at III a. Returning, VIII leave Red
Bank two hours sitter the boat leaves New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Leave foot Of Couranjst, Jersey City Ferry daily
(Sundays exoepeo $40 M for Permont add snheni 10
NJ and u m for Piermont. Leave oufen at 10. and
Piermon f45 m and 2;l0 D. Stages connect for lack
enssrl, Schrsrnbury Nysck New City, aud Have'sra~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

TNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE OF
an INVALID published for the benefit and as warning
Premature Decay &c ;,upplyns the time the Of
seCure by who cured onse after having been put &C
Tea through medical nposon and quskey single
copies NAV be had Of s1tho', NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
ESQ Bedford Brooklyn Kings County Eew-York by In.
closing poet pai5 addressed envelope.
nUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLI,
0 approved By the Academy Of Medicine the only i
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA. and ali kinds Of COUGHS. Hs
twice more eeicaeious thar the liquid oil
AISO,
QUERUs PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL,
Pleasantly favored and without and does MOI
suse after Ii is the best purgatve for cru
aren be the inventors No la5 Ih and oil ~
sseetable Arpggista PEHFOLD. PARKER MOWER,
No 10 Be akmanst, Wholesale AGENT.
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

~
No. 1.-For Fever Concession, and niaDm .tOn-HeAt,
aFoF raw Norm Fs1Sr Worm Cole votsious Ape
Fd ute ao Ms Tee tPd se0 Crying and wsxeulne.
Slow Growth and Eeeolene,s Of Igfagt. rs
4-For Diar.h Of Child'en Adults Cholera lnfin-
tun, and sDmmer CeUplaint :.'.;.;.;.... -
FG g Pys9@ s Fan 4s,aE r'h co oP"s IS
6--For Lboeya, hoera MOrbus, Nausea, and Vomit
For Cough. Id. Hoar.ene.s Bror chis, Inau.
era and Sore rhToat p:: N.n, %
aFoT HeaSscSes Sick acaiaches Vertigo Rush of
-yo 6 S2p 5o 9s sss Acid Dci:nci stomach
Constipation Liver Complaint. .........:.:.:... 70
ll-For Suppressed Menses, scanty, or Peiofn, or
Delaying, Green sickness; .:.........:... -
I2-Por Lcuccrrbeao Whites, Bearing Down, too Pro
laFoI 1 Coop oae croGpy Cough Disais and OPP
n-FO2 ssit Rhsna 5iu,y ETuptioas, Ery'ipeia',
scsld Bead, BARRIERS lch. Is
l5.-For Rheumatism, Pam, Lsmeness, or Soreness in
The Chest, back, eide, OF Limbs ;:......i;...; rs
Ague, or inveterate Agues ...:.......::".:... 50
l7-For Flies Internal OF External Blind or Bleeding,
1Fo4 opBs%y We Weak Of namcd or Eyed.
Failing or Weak Sight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
49, For Cutsrrb. Acute or Chronic, Dry Flowing .
Cold in the Head Influenza ......;."::.::...:.
9O-Fo Whoopps Congb shortening aud p4llatingit, -.
2Fef AsRaa 0ppesseG, Dca Iajorci Breath.
ing Cough; and E!pectofaiCn ...;'.;;....;..;;
22-For Ear Dischuges Noise in the head, Impaired r.
2s-FOI SeTofaia Enlarged Glands snd Ton. ls Swell
24-For General Debility, Physical or Nervous Weak .
2S-foT Dopsy Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Telugs, 20
with ScHaty SecIetions. 0V
26-For Sea.>ickness, ProstIadon, Neitso, Nausea, .
Vomiting "
2l-For Urinary Dise.ses. Gravel, Renal Caeulii Din
cult Fsiniu Uriubton.. .........'........,.. 90
28-For Seminal Emissions, involuntary Discharges,
and CONSEQUENT Prnsraiion and Debility 100
PRICE.
The entire sst case Of twenty Eight se vi IN and
Boob OF Directions. w
Case Of Twenty Grge vals In and Book Of Di
. W
Case Of Twenty large Nias plain aud Book o! Diee
uons..... W
Case of Fifteen boxes Nos 49, and Book OF Directions 90
Gaze Of any Six bo1cs mos TO ISL and Book Of Diec-
uOns.
Single with Directions above 25 cents So cts oil
Persons ho wish Place themselves under the oessiona
care Prof HU hPHtEHS do at his
Office NO SCI Broadway, daily from ~ to p OF by
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS
~ We send these remedies by the single box full case 70
any psr the country by mail express fee OF charge on
receipt Of the price - 49, -.
N B-1he boxes Nos l to IS small size Nos l6 to 2s
large size and in making 81 81 case his mu be ie
rrmbeIed The vas Uniform IN size aud price and In
,eDd q vial attention necessary on this point
Look the list make of what Kinds choose
ADDRESS Brosday New and the medicine
vii be July by mail
No FAMILY TRAVELLER should be without these inva
uAbe Thousands them with the most triumphant
snccess DIR. r. HUMPHREYS Co,
No. 562 Broadway, New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

The Charleston Conversion 10 Insist on tia Ths
Noribern States, exeriiDg their electoral STRENGTH
woud control the ac,oD Of the Convention and Sss-
niue the nomination; while their electoral votes wocA
he given TO the Black RepubH IN candidate. The
State Of New York ~ood exert three times the weight
Of Virginia in the Convention, while sbe woslJ not
give electoral vote to the nominee. This we think
unjust, and should be resisted"
The Philadelphia Press has obtained the esti-
mates OF appropriations required for the service d the
year ieoi arranged as usually embraced in The bids
reported 10 the Hou,e Of Representatives. from the
COMMITTEE Of Ways AMI Means They are accurate,
ard ioreshadow the bills Of appropriation for the next
year. Ut course the total will he much enlarged by
additions to The several bills, by amendments ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
i0uf'' very '''p0'''uI|r W. NJ HARVEY.
Dr.. ID. JAYNE.
THREATENED CoNsUMPTioN; -.

Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church,
Nc. TeIe Hsu.e, Ind, May z, 1919.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30
MASSACHUSETTS,

EYELFTT MELTING ~ BOSTON
spirited meeting # the Bill and Everett Central
Club held Tuesday evening, l. D. Van Duzte pre-
siding.
The presiding officer. Mr. Van Duz,e said that he
agreed with the remarks of Nr Sloustal lthe other
cyeaiug) that if there time when the young
men Of the country should rise up in their strength il
was now He hoped tiat every young who entered
the hall would endcayor to bring Of his friends with
20 next time.
Mr. William W. Baker, of Ward II, was unanimously
elected chairman.
N-. Norgen, from Memphis, Tennessee, being called
upon, received With three cheers He said be had
never tried % make speech before in bis life, but this
the bes- place TO make one be ever saw Bell and
Everett Club had Just been started To- his town lie had
not seen much o! IT, but one OF is officer, came round
with subscription plper and be gave him 700. He
thought the Union party would carry every Southern
State. Il q tcko, chat every Old Line Wing could
for. BrecNnridCc would get ten or twenty thous
ana votes in Tennessee Douglas as many more aud the
rest would 90 fer Bell and Everett who would have
large pural Y. He had lived twenty years in Ms-is,T-
p aud that State would give majority for the same can
didates There doubt Of the entire success Of
the ticket through the South.
The Sccedcrs OF the South and the Aboitionts ofhe
North belonged 10 the same school We have things
now IN such condition that bound TO succeed
II don succeed ready die in the attempt.
Mr.. Richardson of Winchester, said he belonged
in small town where there a few Bell and Everett
men, he hoped majority Of the voters would belong
the party before November In the last sixty DAYS he
had been in fifteen States and from Boston Ninneso-
IA twice He rode in the with delegates returning
from Chicago and fhey expressed the opinion that Bell
and Everett would win the day.
Cen y F. EImsnds said he believed he should vote
the Union ticket if he the only man in the State
who did So II had great confidence in the party and
believed 10 would be successful in November.
The meeting also I'D lcssed by Mcs,rs J F. Paul
John Bel! and Sncrcrr W Richardson Of Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30
CINCINNATI MARKErs. June q.

BEEswAx-we quote 2sa31c as the average this article
arrival There Is very e Offering, however yet and these
prices nominal to great extent
BUrEErhe receipts have been fair during the week. and In
excess Of the .mand a. the packers are buying spansly
Pc shage not changed though the market quite heavy We
quse ira ohio lbac Tor good prime to kers and
re or ell ice itibe FOR table use would bring l+A3c,
but there Is ltte Offering
Dlrug The market for oss beu extremely dull during
the week AID prices fy % lover with
80 co,in To- o. fair 80 good
s. prime IS and extra $3.50 per GENITAL gr's
CHEESE The pts durg the week nave not been fully up
demand 6-mer from day u day,
uIh p quoted hsher The sales adj up 5000
boxes AL at ~ The market closes very hr with good de-
msnd
GrSsEsG-Ths article continues exceedingly dull the
Deas willing pay 3O3jc for 1t arrival,
nut think tbs rate too loE, and are 1t Wiling 10 accept H.
song PROBABILITY Of the blockade Of The ports Of China by
he nsye 4 France England renders Ia yae o. this ar
Gle exceedingly pob marA China Is the only ark for H.
recrtB have been gh' dur the week and
With goi dsm1nd Of wheat haze advanced Ss3;
pr bus c ii x Al Is / 90 for pr 81 - for prime
Whit ,nina buyers were holding back
yeste day, rg for wrr prices
Coax has been n goa dung the week and pces ad
per bu i6ai7c fo mixed in buk In te
and soc n IA e she 10 bu whist mixed Is dull at 46c
pB,yIs1Srh- markc for mess pork quiet
ring the week nohng OF importer dom It has
go % but buyers did not on-r over -.
A. incrs sell demand Tor Baco and prices ysnced nj 80
durin the week The sales comprise Ohhds closing at
lull and a for should ids and sides ls
to had II h era'es, holders asking ~ o.. and ~ All
biul hfrs have 10 "riive prices
rail- higher glrcIe 1H6:c AID cace several houses hav
inR ont, rd nm" j. -. '0WH: ,
gu tcs soil he The demand however
about the mil Of tn sed since III re has be
being generally he'd ou Of the ma ke keg held atl2H anu
'ferd
bh lower closing heavy . 5-5J y Dbl for the best, and
1901 fore desert lions.
oBC0t-Th. censn f0r anrftctured continues most
lin scale, bu thee important c1ange in prices
WooL-An dentrc a. ia prices ranging from 81 to A5r.
fun boi and for clip 80 cents paid ireel
wHKYT msrse' Ia been steady during the whole week at
17Lc aud 50 closed last evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30

The Tenth Legion Democracy Of Virginia, are ralying
with the greatest enthusiasm under the banner OF DoU9-
LAS and JogNsoN. We received yesterday evening,
the Democrat and Register both 'isbed in Rocking
ham, aud both the old aud honored ans of the Tenth
Legion Democracy, and both flying at their ma't-heads
the name OF SrErugS A. DOUGLAS We copy the follow
lug from the Democrat
"Tle Democratic National Convention, which assem-
blel m Baltimore the 1S;h OF June, have presented TO
the American people the names OF STEPHEN A. DOUG
LAS &C Illinois, for President. aud HERSHELL V.
JOHNSON, o., Georgia, for Wee President
I'VE have placed this ticket at the head Of our columns,
and intend t1 support maintain and defend Il 10 the eud
of che canvass because 10 is che ticket nominated by the
regular and properly accredited delegates OF the whole
party aud og the further reason that the representa-
tive of le principles oi the National. Democratic party
and te only conservative and national ticket presented
tor hc suffrage OF those who sOAcl,Ous Tor the per-
pcultou o.. Che Union
I'VE DO uo, deem necessary 20 say much OF The point
cl career of Judge Douglas Ills name, bis deeds, his
fame and hs fidelity 90 Che Constitution, are familiar TO
every who is n the least cocyerant with the poit-
cal history OF Che country for the last fifteen years
Though usrcpreseutl-Ou aud SANDER may attempt TO
DENY tio Glt justice and era itude aud that need OF
praise which E due him, yet we are confident that the re-
tsctrc and conservative portion of The southern people
s rally .1 ms support aud col,gl his enemies and the
C1rsrrtor nos only lgain>, Che integrity OF the Demo-
cratic party, but against the peace and welfare Of the
country 90 luy and disgrace the raging current OF
popular contempt When integrity, consistency aud htct
.v Or principle aud vested right, GlJ no appreciation in
the South then only vail Stephen A. Douglas Poe reputi
.t.F E.t So IUrrss the South remembers his faithful
adherence to che constitutional rights of the south, IBIS
vlo- trt bravery aul4 treason AND repthou ms SELL
sacrificing ..suuu- tO Uliuri.. iu,J.lte tne O5nsJuaoa
ru1. every theatre and under a circumstances VIII 1e
..ae ol .p.cu A. Douglas be rcy.ryl and e. 'T he'd
SANDER cannot qaerca it, pr iat'ce ca-aot remove BE-
..-.ar.et- i.t,4att tIt bt-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30

DEATH or TIKI LONDON HoENING CnnoMcLE.-The
Post of last evening has obituary nouce Of the Lon
don N0raug Chronicle The interest in the Chronicle
having been purchased by the proprietor of the London
Norrg POST the former paper vii cease exist the
l-t Of August next The Chronicle established in
l17o eighteen years before The London Tunes. IL was
iu the Chronicle that the famous letters OF Junus were
first published These letters appeared in the Chronicle
during the term OF Office OF its first editor Woodiai who
introduced into his paper the Of regularly report
ing debates in Parliament feature IN English jour
nlsm at that time Wooiial was considered "a rcck-
Ic-sly brave person for having given publicity to the
ideas Of Juuus Burke, Fox and sheridan Tom. Moore
Campbell, Goldsmith, Byron and Dickens may also be
numbered in the bullau, array Of writer's for the CLro1
ie'e Mr. James Perry succeeded Woodi in the editor
ship of the Wori,iay hrynisie. He the first man
who acted the principle that editor should be per
soual'y responsible Tor every uc printed in his paper
VIII her written by himself not Mr. Cooke and Ser
geaa: Gluer two OF the las, editors, brought great abii-
ty TO sustain the Ctr,JcIe but their olor, have been
unsuccessful and after Of ninety years, it now
disappears from The list Of Biish journals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30
MEETING OF TIE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COM
pAAN

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The American Telegraph Com
0auy me to-dsg and was called to order at noon, Pr -
Dent Barngm in the chair. Mr. Russell Secretary was
also present. gentleman representing a large amount
OF English stock made point that the meeting OF
luv organized but he was answered by emeut hat
thc President and Secretary of the Board Of Directors
had signed The cal for a special meeting.
Mr. Livingston moved an adjournment forthwith. D.
D. FIELDS stated the why special meeting
necessary. He Was interrupted 10y point of order Of
the Secretary, that motion tosadJourn not debate
able The Chair sustained tue Secretary and the que
lion about being taken adjournment, when,
upon urgent solicitation, Nr. Livingston withdrew his
motion and the meeting adjourned tall noon TO morroW
At the Aston House Mr.. Livingston urged in favor o.
his ion that debate would expose the affairs of the
company
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.

RUTLAND, Vt, June 27.-The friends of Douglas and
Johnson fired 100 guns here tonight in honor of their
nomination. Speeches are being made bonfres illumi-
the streets, band of music is playing, and great
enthusiasm is manifested
Concord n. H., June .7.-The nomination of Doug
las and Johnson is being ratified tonight both in this
city and at Manchester, with great enthusiasm At Man
chester salute of 200 guns is being tired interspesed
with fire works and speeches by Hon. f. W. Harring-
ton Ira A. Eastman and others.
ERIE, Pa June 27.-One hundred guns were fred
here Yesterday in honor of the nomination OF Douglas.
Military companies paraded and the enthusiasm was very
great.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30

will be observed says the New York Economist that ship
menis Britain and Ireland have been very condeTa
bly, year. whilst they low compared
wi the exports OF 1855 years Of extraordinary
tyy breadsugs The exports OF wheat larger than those
OF i9 by 1872 4I bushels about 10 per cent Increase
whist Of corn the shipments have been 1854 bushels
pared for last Owing the supply Of
home produce the Continent has taken but small proportion Of
the exports this years shipments Of wheat
to the Continent and those OF 1861 very sEngthe figures
for the period being 2O63) bushels and for the present
year g Owing - the partial exhaustion Of the supply
Ia Great Britain demand from that market has Of late
rapidly increased and the probability that for the next few
weeks the brs1ness will be well sustained fair Is st
store West which the prospects abundan. harvest
will tend 10 bring forward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30
TIE NOMINATION IN NEW YORK.

The Democratic General Committee of New York met
at Tommany Hall, on Tuesday night, when Mr.. Vim. D.
Kennedy ohred a series Of resolutions the preamble Of
which recitod that in accordance with the time-honor
ed usages and customs of The Democratic party, the De-
mocracy oil the Union, in National Convention assembled
At Baltimore, did nominate candidates for the Preden
cy and ice Presidency &c. In the resolutions Messrs
Douglas and johnson duly praised, and their nom
nation ratified. Speeches we're made by Messrs. Bel
mont Kennedy, Waterbury Clancy, Develn, Chandler
aud Others and the resolutions were adop'ed 1t was
determined TO hold general ratification meeting next
Monday evening. The Young Mems Committee held
meeting at the same time aud adopted similar resou-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-30

The DEMOCRATIC VAR IN ST. LoUIs.-At St. Louis,
one or two nights ago. very Enthusiastic Breckenridge
and Lane demonstration gotten up, in which thou
sands Of people participated The meeting, however, ex-
cited the jealousy Of the Douglas Democrats who re-
paired the in La ge numbers and attempted to
break it up. The S. Louis papers say the disturbances
great "The Douglas continued for half an
hour keep up series of internal yengs that could
not be exceed in Pandemon.um. They booted, shout
ed ground and manifested the most magnent feeling
toward the Breckilrdge vd. They were evidently
present by secret understanding and appeared to be
under me lead Of some prominent Dougl .sites.n