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FIRE At CarboudaIe. Pa.

CARBoSpAIa, Pa, Feb. IA, 1880
Our CITY Hall the Court House and the Jail attached
we're this morning SET FIRE by prisoner named Zig
gins and entirely destroyed Higgins persisted in the
iames The fire is still raging, and other property in
danger,
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uo,,oway,s pms a nd Ointmen,

Semmens e. Co.'s Brazilian PebOfs
Sreciacles Sole and only depo, 6691s Broadway.
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spssns Cramps Neuralgia &C, are happily moderaed III
snc duration By the purifying powers OF ese
rnedes Whether the Cramps be In the stomach legs OF
ICES they readily yelo the effect Of itis OinimeD.
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Assume National Debt tn Free the Mig
way. N' Wv 'o"A
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GREAT SERMON

GREAT SERMON
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
II published in full 10 the
Il OF THIS WEEK.
y III. ,ha only coyrect 1T pubished
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Irusses OF Every Desc option for Perma n
mont retention Of ruptwe bathing Supporters shou
ger braces suspensory Bandages silk Kneo
Csts Ankes and all surgical appliances scientifically ap-
SneS oy AAEeh Co., No Vesey street, Aston HOuss Nav
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DR.. Cahill's

Berring's Patent Champion Fire
AND burglar proof sAfos ri Broadway corner OF Murray
asreet New York
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Awrsngs.-Gomperts the only Mfldeyv
prof Awning Maker Is 70 Be fYra Al l9l BowesT Prices
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prAwing. Of Tn. Delaware State Lott

res woop EDDY Co, Mansgcn
DELAWARE, GEoRC1A, KENTUCKY, AID MISSOURI erATB
LOTTERIES.
pxrAwIRx-ExYRA CLASS NO. ~, FEBRUARY u. 1850
CO. 70, rs, "a, %, 5, 70, 10, 40, 30, IL, "a.
DElAwARx-C1Ass No &c, FxsBUARY IA, 1850.
IL, 8, Sc, rs, "a, 20, 49, Co. 64 49, IL, 81, 70, H.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY Il o., WILMINGTON. Delaware
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yotgtlanders 81 Sons Opera and Marine
Gs.se. at SIMMONS CO.'S. 6691a broadway under La
farge Eouse.
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Bnrry's Tricopberous fs the Best and
cheapest article for dressng identifying cleansing curlius
druggBte. ~ - ~ W ~"
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barry's TrfcOpherOus Is the Best and
onespest kce for dressing beaufyng ceansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES' try it Sold by All
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Hill, infmttable Hair Cutter.--Huir Dive
o. cents black OF brown Depot No Barclay street. and sold
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Trusses OF Everv Dr.,rI,

The Elusive Wig Is the Perfection Of
Ar gnequalsd defying detection. Made only by CLIRE
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A MOTHER NEST OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r sSa Sfn fssfyse b s ss
cee restorative bias been extensively counerfeted We
sss IN he /. s ss s sssys ts
y ey sn ss lie ssl s,s q
Of the bese and Impressed or The
youth LIVER d ,o ,bs syssn
y e svy sc Of se M sers
the most celebrated Of the preparations or SIMILAR puf
poses now before The world
sToNrsHINGLY CHEAP sEGkRs-FRoy 81 TO $50
bargains. Q. CHEEKS y Broadway.
At rvERDEII;s-THE ORANGE BLOSSOM WEDDING
a Envelope Just out new sy very eesa0 only az z
A 1 biSsEEiG asS x.zI;pysrsrrrc CORDIAL
, STOMACH TON a BITTaa,
rs sure TO ask for Ledlards Morning Gall
his The noss reliable Stomach Bitter 10 the world
noorrees s1 4eisi IL q si he s.on.cs.
sad w s p's,s Il. ta he IONS
EinviSoraes the entire System.
II Invaluable in cases of arayo and affections Of tho Gene
ratve Organs
I, . particularly recommended psI dec.i bssh,
regularity Of The sysssn
also a. beverage the most pur. and ae.tAii ,,eOsr
ION ex,ar., and fulhs In an eminent degree all
the purposss for .nscs ,,.r true ionic
As s.omsss B H
| recommended
II. attention Of 6rv class liquor and Grocery houses
ia unlon u the above popular Article;
II Il 'sHssSsS y 4 SSrg Ri,
PUNCH
GIN COCKTAIL.
BRANDY COCKTAIL
BOURBoN wHIsKEY COCKTAIL.
ROY Al WINDSOR BIrTRRs
FINE OLD EAST INDIA ARRAC PUNCH.
BRANDY SMASH.
DOUBLE ORANGE CURACAO.
Alan so]e aseuts for Van Brunt's Aromatic
! SCHlEDAM 6CHNAPP0.
IN aboye eoods b ordered from Of h9 largo
cery liquor houses In New York iron special
! reepoudents tn New Orleans.
| Isara =. J. HARf CO.
| 81 south william streeA New York.
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| Clirehugh's Wigs, Toupees and Trico-
pherous 2S broadway The only place lrst class ar
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Official Drawing OF Hodges, Davis q
Co u Consolidated Lotteries of Georgia
CLsss 25S, FEsaUARY H. 1890
Sc, L. 4e, 2, AZ, 53, ia, 10, 81, 81, 70, As.
Prizes ctshsd at 558 81 oadway Circulars sent free.
HUDaEx, DAVIS CO., Managers, Macon, ds-
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Lao1es' Furs, Fashion Hats, SkatImr
Latter No. ZIG Broadway opposite st. Pauis
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Royal Havana LOttery.--Nos. az, 96a,
227 $685. 1861 COS drew the Five Capital Prizes In The
drawing OF January "a iSc0.
- Circulars free Of expense by addressing DON ROD
RIQCEZ, Of City Post, Charleston Q. FL.
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TIE FAuILY 1EnAr~


oH the British ANA
:. Aonists-Mr. Bright.
* ~rest Powers-Tha % IN
0. snip Northcrner-rh. INT
Oaifornfa-Local No. "ew'
. Reports, &c., 60. "s-market
, c,rrs =. A' HERALD or Wednesday nsxt NIL,
1850 ~ account OF the Movement OF tia pr,.a ~" DC
AponlonSts In England, and the Con,s.s,o .au
iea oos~~ss ana MISC Remond; The Great snoo.s "
mr. nfsnt Manchester, England on the Three c..
mo world Ensl.-11 France and tba rrD,,sS
.s0o''.'" inc Loss OF the Steamship North.
a.. g. NV NV Ta'es inc Crew and Passengers Lost
Ao .A'eas intelligence from California; The
| g. wy oen'cia Boy" In England-Hb Reception
and Int. >'sw with Tom sayes; Obituary Of william
Burton the Emsuen Comedian; All no Local Nevr of
New York and vic.oiy Of importance, Reports Of bs
Cattle Provision and Eansy MARKETS, ard al interesting
news Of the preceding week.
IsaMsS2 year; four cents single copy. subscriy-
Hons received a the ocs northwest conner Of Fulton and
streets New York Single oopes for sale Al the
counter and by all news agents. Advertisements tasored
~ the usual HERALD rates.
r! Draw ings OF France, Broadbents d Co.'s
~ ss q cegSTy ~ - 20 y.sRv4R! H. 1860
CossorIpArxD LorrERr-CLAss TO- rrsRuAny "a ,ssc
" ~ D o. u sR AZ Sz, s sk as 7s
Managers. Wilmington. Delaware
hatchsior's Hair Dyoing EstabIfshmont
J" 10 Bond street PrSAse entrance for ladies
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
,nlLIOEs OF BOTTLES used every wear In ths
United States for children tee,ng with never falling succss
Hehet immediate and certain. Only 70 cents botue |
Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats. skatIr~
church. ~ opp's'o o. rsuis
Bnrry's Tricopberous fs the Best and |
oneapsst ATice for dresng teaufying csansng curling
preseav and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sd by Isl
druggSs. " W ~H
cents black OF brown Depot No Barclay street. and sold
Ciirehugh's Wigs, Toupees and Trico-
ucle can be found.
The Illusive Wig Is the Perfection or
HUGH, aQs broadway. '''' " oi"N-
Trusses OF Every Desc riutton for p.rr
nen retention OF ruptWe bathing Trasses Sbou
der Braces Suspensory BAndAges Stcknss Kneo
SMts Ankes and 81 surgical appliances scientifically ap
York - -SN w. NO. ''S'' s1ees As''s H0us' Nc"
way. w. y 0'A'' 'i' ''o"a'
Barry's TrfcOpherOus Is the Rest and |
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IL Sold oy ali
druggists. - " N " -"
London Club Sauce. This UnriyaIIed
sauce manufactured by Parker London can be OBJ
ped OF their agent in this city, A. j. PARKER i6 Bsekman
street This arcle supeor the Worcestershire sauce
~0a 'An % '''inea :. ono Dali no price.
Cristadoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Tou-
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81 south wlll.Am ssrsss. New York

billiard MATCY.-MKSeRS LIPSCOMBx AND BEN
% THOMPSON play for suit Of clolhes Court and Rem
cen streets Brooklyn Feb. Is. To commence at 70
Abm Basaford. Jr umpire nvea friends 18Th, lAh ana
18th. Ills well.
DRIDGAwArER PAINT OF NEW JBRsEY-TwNVS
p shades Of ccors iesssd for len year. sy g oase
fosming csmvleto metallic coating loS roos sSS
work. ylas churchea public and private ennuns ~ xas
AND railroad dspshs machine shops nina ~ Ise
" street. hicss q 20, prssdseay
Order for roslny ard spceimen OF eoiers -.
ITO THcs az WHOSE BEARD woNL enom n, 1SS 70
ON psni which vii the bsard o, III a~nycs
tiow ths AZ We ~ ron a. seni an
ion "a ,ar1t stain or njufe The ssin Ice 81 ce.
! ~ snd won s"N r. q, aRAHAM, 100 Shssausree@
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Clothing Jobberss

vs. beg 10 call the attention OF oJhsng obbers rom South
,p and cities extenGve stock or low priced
ARD medium cohing suited their sde which wo arc pre-
pared 70 the mosi favorable tsrTs and prices
26o %g and 80 broadway.
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MRS. windows Soothing Syrup.
MILLIONS OF BOTTLES are now ussd every vs.r q, g.
United states for children eetng never falling succsS
Heiief immediate and CERTAIN Only rs cents bouia
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IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAvKLLRRs.
ne travelling community will save themselves much
uouDe anxiety and vetation BY purchasing q CODY Of
APPLEToN'S OFFICIAL IiLUsTRXTKD RAMwAY
$500 GUIDE.
In addition TO railway time tables contains seventy ire
railway maps together with other matter Of servse -
traveller ID. APfLRTOk CO., Publishers New York.
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sipger's Sowing Machines, Tor Fnmiiles,
,,Fa Ind ali purposes uuequasd They
are espabe dag work and u earning more money
,hsr INV uschae market The family machines q $50 aud
s7E .re s,ir sctns ani gerssi ate nton.
~ ~ I II SINGER L CO., 456 Broadway, \. T.,
l50 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Hatchelor's Hair Dyoihw stabIfshmont
removed to 10 Bond street. Private entr Anco for sde.
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The certain conqueror OF Rheumatism, ScrOfuA Kinvi
EVIL with every disease flowing from great inquiry OF bIoc
NO matter OF how long standing from what source derivs
~ "a ae sas; u equally eOscious In Tie most Violent
Tie certificates accompanying bottle viii cJuciasvey
show that there Ia medicine which compare with ~
powerful safe and certain purify sgcnt that has ~
cured me very worst cases OF Cancer Liver Complaint Anl
rrScga depot 2i6 Grand street. for Brookyn
cents per bottle. - - -
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Is NOT 10 he prcsuncd that the Legislature will njus
lice II they prove recreant to their duty, the remedy
consists in giving their places TO others and reforming the
evil There is also smother distinction Of great impor
lance to be observedbst is, the distinction between
thing and thing not yet IN existence; betweena
grant Of actual property and right TO create propef
between conveyance OF existing ferry and
grant Of Q power TO establish future ferries Tho one
conveys property, and Win ana M, r.sssson y
nrouertv; the other naked power not coupled
with an interest, comforting interest When the
last ~ these charters-the Mongomerie charter was
rtad IN 1T3cthere was but single ferry in existence
he Eulion ferry afterwards Established a
1916 and then the Catharine street Terry Inc south
| ferry followed III 1885: the Hamilton avenue lerry
! ,n' y1ess and the Wall street ferry In 1853
4 Now. 80 far as the Fulton ferry 10 concerned,
which existed prior TO the date OF the Dongan cnAftsr,
IN 1888 there was something upon winch the enarter
id Instantly operate and carry with valuable pro-
nerty rirhts and far as the other ferries are con
cerned which were actually eaaosneo oetore any ss.s
stive nterference took placed the power was execnted
The ferries were established under awia ea,hory ana
think carried with equally valuable aad ,nyoaoe
property rights This covers the case o. ,ne Ss
street ana South ferries. But to the Haraion ave
nue. and Wall street ferries, which were pc.u essao
Eshed after the passage OF the act Oh May "a, i9so
heh place. s power 81 asuon,ed By The Co
vernon the question enrey oherent and the quesuou
whether the government could not reclaim Inc pow
upcn the corporation of New York, but unexecuted AZ tue
time OF the passage of the last named act This question
brings into view the dstn con between powers OF pup
lie nature and those OF private naturea distinction nov
| well understood and judcially recognized. The latte
class Of powers-powers coupled with inerestpower
81
are converted into properly rights and have all the Incl
dents belonging rights o that character. But power
OF the other oass-pgolc powers-Ge mere delegatio
Of veregnfy, coniered upon the grantee IN
mere agent Of tho sovereign aud liable 10 recall Al th
pleasure Of the sovereign conferred Tor tho purpose
fie yuf. rpod and re, private emolument It belongs
the soverefsn 70 Get rhine whether they can be mo;
faithfully and wHey executed by the sovereign or N
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AIRS. wADHAM TAKES PLEAsURE IN ANNOuH0-
M her friends and the public that ahe has opened
M IAA.. ......o LADlEs
ISL BOUDOIR '" WYNN"

DROGRESs VERSUS ROUTINE.
Z QUERU'S COD LIVER OH, JELLY,
Patton ed August 80, 1852 ....
II the only remedy for consumpticn and all kind1 q
cougba II u twiee eGcacious than IL LIQUID 81.
oUusus JxILrr1rb6 t desrox OH. ov.s.,e.x,
To be had Of The inventor lss FOURTH avscns anA Al 1890
table druggists. PkNfOLD PA0RBR lOW1R, u -
street. Wholesale agenS
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4 sToNIsHINGLY CHEAP sEGkRs-FRos 81 TO $50
taryafns o. CHEEKS, " Broadway,
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RusHroS' COD LIVER OIL
FOB
COE8UMPTION

CrOREs FITTED UP IN THE BEST STYLE AND ~
- low prices, by CLARK GRIFFIN 6H Hudson strssl
CHOvEIS-ONE LOT ONLY, CONTAINING FOU9
- hundred dozen good black Shovels at low prices; ~
best steel do for sale BY GEORGE T. WITH. 81
Cliff
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IMPORTANT TO TAIl.ORs AND OTHERA
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company Rave -
introduced and superior Shuttle Machine. Iarro
high speed with latest improvemepts Pro- sss =
FORD MACAULAY DIED IN HIS EASY CHAIR II
IL his library Amer his death unGnished letter sdAres
Mr. Everett IL b, or,susl sr,ee upon aae.n.y !. ~
letter. wen passage from number OF others written =
the great historian. The LEDGER for the present wa
L1WYER's XALEkTIkE. By JOIN g. sAxEi Sr!F1,dl s,
EsTEN COOKE, of Richmond; GEO. D. PRENTICk; -
part Of an old fashioned Love Story entitled TUE Lost
DEEDS by Mrs. ANNA YOUNG, OF Misssspp, and Rrooe
variety Of other cx lent entertaining matter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
The Last Survivor of Bunker Hill.

The statement has frequently beer
made by the newspapers, and Endorsed
by Mr.. Everett in his late Fourth Of Ju
ly grafton, that there is no one left Of that
band of heroes who first withstood The
shock Of British arms in the open field
Eighty five years having elapsed since
that world-renowned struggle, the bur.
den of probabilities would favor such 6
conclusion yet the statement is not cor.
rect. There is one who took part in that
memorable battle, and in subsequent
events of the Revolution. yet living, "full
of years." and venerated for his moral
worth, as well as for his age and public
services.
In the town of Acton, Me-. on beau
tiful ridge of land situated about mile
from Milton Mills, n. H., stands a cot
tage farm house, unpretending in its ap.
pearance, and bearing evidence of q very
respectable antiquity. The passer by
will often notice gray haired man, rea-
ding attentively by the window, or walk
ing about with a single cane-perchance
engaged in the ordinary labors of the
husbandman. The stranger will perceive
nothing very remarkable in the thick set,
slightly bent figure, and well preserved,
swarthy features of this old man of ap-
parently eighty years but the residents
of the adjacent country involuntarily
bend with reverence as they pass him.
And we'll they maybe is the last Of
Bunker Hill patriots.
David Kinnison, who long survived
his confederates of the famous Boston
Tea Party, was living in 1851, in Chi
cago. at the extraordinary age of one
hundred and fifteen years. He has since
passed away. Ralph Farnum, the last
Of the Bunker Hill heroes, still lives, al
though he has nearly attained span and
a half of the space allotted to man. His
one hundred and fourth birthday was
celebrated at Milton Mills on the It'll
We have already given, from the pen of
a correspondent, some notice of this in
teresting affair. Although no pains were
taken to extend a notice of the event be-
yond the immediate vicinity of the vet
GRAMS residence, very large concourse
of people were in attendance. The fea-
lures Of the occasion were an address,
and one hundred and four greetings from
a twelve FOUNDER, and dinner enlivened
with toasts and speeches.
Mr.. Fsrnum, we learn, was not in the
midst of the battle. Having been en-
rolled only on the day previous, it was
his lot to be detailed among guard to
take charge of artillery and baggage, at
some distance from the redoubt. In SO
close proximity to the principal scene
of strife, the observations which he made,
and distinctly recolleets to this day, are
highly interesting. aud we trust they will
be given to the public by some compe-
tent pen. When we recollect how few
persons living can even remember the
event itself-as child of twelve at that
time would now be ninety-fve years old
"a living actor in that bloody drama be-
comes at once an object Of interest, re-
spect and Observation-Disclosures Journal,
july 11h.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

A PoLrrIco METALLIC CoNPARIsoS.-
The mental characteristics of the Dem
ocratic and Opposition candidates fol-
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, may
be strikingly set forth by comparing them
to the four metals--gold, silver, iron, and
brass.
Henry S. Lane, the Opposition candi'
date for Governor, is like the lustrous,
glittering Gold, undimed by a single act
that detracts from the polished brightness
of his character.
Thomas A. Hendricks. the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor, is like Silver,
which, with much intrinsic worth, yet
has become furnished by official favorit.
ism and Lecomptonism.
Oliver P. Morton. the Opposition can.
didate for Lieutenant Governor, is like
the useful and substantial Iron, capable
Of the most exquisite temper and finish,
vet adapted to the sturdy and ssrvicesble
purposes of life.
David Turpie, the Democratic candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, is like
sounding brass and tinkling cymbal.' ~
His words, though musical, have no val.
ne in them, only to amuse. and divert from
the more serious purposes Of life.-Eoons'
rifle Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
ABE LINCOLN.

lie comes, he comes, the fearless Hsn;
Throw all your banners forth
Chicago bids him lead the van
ofs united North.
Hurrah; hurrah, h1TAh,
Let shouts for Lineoln ring;
In Union rights ist sil mite,
To hail our Prairie King.
Ansiions hand had eEssshss hi, brow.
With stars her vslof won;
To Unions quick-step, marching now.
Comes Freedoms Western Son.
Hurrab, h1rrsh, hurrah, &c.
Farewell to cliqnes that would disown
The peoples high behest-
The peoples waiting hand shall crown
The champion ofths West.
Huuah, hurrah, hurrah, sc.
The peoples right, the peoples voice,
His battle-cry shall be-
4 nation, in ChicagO's choice,
Halls Freedoms sovereignty.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, Sc.
The equal rights Of North and South,
lie fearless doth proclaim
He'll tear Disunion's flag from both,
And blast each traitors name.
Hurrah, hurrah, hunah, sc.
Thea meath the stripes time hath not blenl,
Meath stars our fathers won,
Wen make our Lincoln President,
In Eighteen sixty.ons.
Huuah, hurrah, hunah, sc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

LOUISVILLE JoURNALIsMs.--Ws expect
that the Democratic National Convention
will be reunited, if at all. as the hun
ter's split dog was--two legs up and two
down. r-- 1s '~a
Mr.. Breckenridge is Vice President,
and Mr.. Buchanan vicious one. RI
All persons should learn to Swim-ss-
pecially il they live in Cairo.
The motion for q new trial in ths great
breach Of promise case in St. Louis.
Fife q. Csrstang vs.. Henry Shaw, has
been overruled. The fair Ellie got no
money in the case, bat those who have
read the testimony in the trial must have
seen that she received tremendous DANA
ges. r-4 go -1t ,sssi z7--s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

The indianapolis Journal says that in
one place in this State they have "Abra-
ham" and Isaac" to vote for, but no
Jacob" In this county we are more
fortunate, and will cast majority Of the
votes for Abraham Lincoln, Isaac Under.
wood and Jacob NJ. Haynes. Hurrah
Tor the Patrisrchs of the olden time
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.-Jay CoWa-
~ Ind } Torchli0kt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

Parson Brownlow is opposed to any
fusion with either Democratic wing. He
says:
"In this split we are pleased to see the
factions so equally divided. and We hope,
in their wrestls, they will make dog
fall of it. Let all honest, patriotic, I'm.
ion loving men stand aloof from both.
praying in their family devotions that
God, in mercy to the country, may pol
itically damn both factions"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

AIR-" HypseaHOs, sad Tyler, too"
Uh,, has caused this great eOnmOtion, motion, motion,
The country thrOughi
F,,,5om, CIR i, bearing along
Homes; OLD Abe" and HsmliE, too,
ag,ussi Old Abe, !" and Hamln, too;
81, eI.sr the track, little Dug, Dug, Dug,
You political tumbe-busi
50. clear the track, little Dug.
A, Chicago Frsemen gathered, gathered, gathered,
Earnest and true;
And with oas voice proclaimed thsir choice
ABons,t Old Abe, j" and HamIn, too,
UHonest Oh Abe, !" and Hamlin, tOOi
And with them we II beat little SteVe Steve, Steve,
He cannot the People deceive;
And with them well beat little Steve.
tt. Charleston Baltimore Convention, Vention, venton
OfslareryeS,
aFailed to connect" in ev'ry respect
# opened with prayers and closed with fights,
It opened with prayers and closed with fghtI,
And adjourned to sigk and die! die! die!
To hold wake" and cry
And adjourned to sigh aSd die!
The mOurners caused Bal to toll, toll, toll,
A feeble vail
BT Brtckizriigs the grave was Dug!
The eorpts interred-bOth head and tail
We've stretched the skin on Lincoln rail,
So that future ages may see, see, see,
The mons,er-Shtmoeraey;
So that future ages may see.
We're sure to find the Ladies' all, ALL all
FOR Freedom true;
''Theyllt to do all they can"
For Honest Old Abe" and Hsulin, too,
For Honest Old Abe, !" and Hamln, too;
And with them well make Little Dog, Dug, DUg,
Keep snug bug in 4 rugs
Aad with them srssp out Little Dug.
Stakeholder, at Free Labor rail, rail, rail,
Us "mud-sils" call;
But. we've a ioHgh "Abe Lincoln rail,"
To ride them all upon next FALL
To ride them all upon next Fall;
And well make a strong fence, too, too, too,
That Slavery cannot get through
And we'll make strong fence, too.