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This ven known Hotel pleasantly located on ths
vest Gica Of Br1aElgt and uppqalte tde eelobralea
NQn1fess springs opena Tor NtsitoIa
JUlE lsTH. ToR TIE SEASON, ~.
By the addition, Just finished, OF Handsome brick
building, Two bundled an i5rfy-ODe fsst long, by
The largest Hotel in ah6 place. having front Of
One Thousand fests Hnd can euoonuaodase over
ONE THOUSAND GUESTS. 81
The Dining Han, Kitchen and Laundry are un-
surpassed lr this ccuntry5 IN extent aud compeie-
naG1 and probably in the world
The Court, enclosed By the main building and
1llY coffaglsss form lawn Of several acres iu
lan1, inteTsccted with shaded WALKS. A fuo Band
gnce during the season.
Carriage houses also attached TO the premises
afording every facility for excursionH for the
Cummoddt ton Of Guests. -t
Ihs management OF Union Hall we trust, viii
zaeei With the approval Of al who may honor W
With taair patronage, ,,-.-,,. :, -. -
inlylt20 Pruprietors.
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Geneva Correspondence
GExEvA, July IL, 1850.

0ENAVAi July III 1861.
EDIToaS-The Geneva and SaybroOk Sab
bath School Excursion came of on the 10th
inst, and more than met our autieipatiOns.--
The following resolutions were unanimous
y adopted =.
Resolped That we tender to the officers of
the c. P. 6 A. R. R. Co, our grateful aeknowl-
ments for gratuitously furnishing US with
coaches and accommodations for this exeur-
sion.
RezolUed, That we tender the Madison Brass
Band our thanks for their generous, cheerful,
and efficient cooperation, adding greatly
to the pleasure and interest of the occasion.
RssolUed, That we acknowledge the kind
and welcome manner in which we were greet
ed by the citizens of Willoughby, while re-
calling ourselves in their park e3
ResoIVed, Last but not least that we long
remember the gentlemanly treatment receive
ed at the hands of the Conductors on the re-
spective trains.
D. T. LESLIE, Gen. Sup.
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"THE CoLUMBUs CoSFDENcE MAN."-The
Cleveland Leader dubs the editor of the
Statesman ''The Columbus Confidence Man.
Well, we have no particular objection to the
title, but think it rather inappropriate, as
nobody in these diggings has got any con-
fdence in either him or his paper C6lln,-
bHs F1ef
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HAIR DYEaf HAIR DYEIi
h HAIR DTEliI-WM. A. BATOHELOR's
uNTp nwu t-rr
THE ONLY HARMLESS AxD EELIA8LE DTH KNOWN.
The original and best in the world.

THE ONLY HARALEsa ASD RKLIA1LE DTR KNOWN
The original and best in the world.
Ali others limitations and should be AVOIDED
If you wish to escape ridicule.
~ GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed In
stantly to a beautiful and natural BROWN or
BLACK, without the least injury to the hair OF
skin. --t ,7UG
BEFIFFEEN MEDALs AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Wm. A.. Bachelor since 1889; and
over $4,000 applications hRys been made to the hair
Of the patrons Of his famous Dyes. f.,. ~
WIN. A. BATCHELORis HAIR DYE produces
color not to DO distinguished from nature, and Is
WARRANTED not to iniure In tbs least, however
long it may be cOatinued and the I'll effect Of ether
hair dyes rsm6dIed the hair IL inTigorated for lifS
bE this splendid dye.
Made sold OF applied Gin private roolns) at the
Wig Factory No, 20 Broadway n. T.. - ...sI 81
sold IN an cities and towns of the United states,
by pruFgtsts and Fancy Goods Dealers. Z
~ The genuine has the name and address upon .
steel plGfs sngraYing on four aides Of each box, OF
WI. A. BATCHEhOR, Z
anil No, - Broadway n, Y.
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THE LEADER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Wepropose to offer the LEADEa for the
Campaign ending Jan. l, 1861, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates -
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One Cory n IS Gems.
TMPoRTANT no RAILWAY

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY
TRAYELLERS. ss-
FULL AND COMPLETE TIME TABLES
.l.-.-s s.-.... OF every Railroad
Throughout the United States and CzHGdas
.f Get
APPLETONiS ILLUSTRATED Z. r GUIDE.
ONLY RAILWAY GUIDE IN THE COUNTRY
q ~ Which contains .. -..
NEARLY ONEHUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS
There are II.-s-lL-
THOUSANDS OF RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
..-.--. Who would as leave
TRAVEL WITHOUT THEIR CARPET BAGS
As without copy Of
APPLET0N'S ILLUSTRATED II. r. GUIDE.
Price
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS P=R COPY.
D. APPLETON & Co., Publishers,
Nos. 4S3 & 4l5 Broadway, n. Y.
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3t6tels
LITrLr MoUNrArN F6qLr.

rTNHE PUBLIC Is SRESPECTFUL-
~ Informed that the Little Mountain ERgls
hgte e nov cpsn Tor the reception Of guests. IL Q
Dramatically located upon Little Mountain, which
y cvnlassedly the most delightful aud healthy sum
elsewhere.
TIE HOuSE Is large, aRd contains about forty
lpaclous and elegantly nuished roums The Water
u pure snd plentihl and
TIE WALKS AND DRIVES
n the vicinity Of The Mountain sinsularly ro-
mantle and bcagtifui.
LITELE MOUNTAIN b in Iaks county, about 4
miller ffum MilouEhhy Station on the Cleveland &
6rie R.llFosd and abold 2 miles nom the city q
Ladies and Gentlssnen seeking transient on perlua-
nsnt board during she summer season, o. valilln
PICNIC AND PLEASURE PARTIES,
aro assured that the proprietor Of Little Mountain
EaGe VIII Eparc no pains expense 20 render their
aoiourn ia the highest degreg pleasant.
81 Mr. Jackson, Hotel keeper a. Willoughhy,
VIII convey persohs ron that place tthe nearsst sta
lion 20 Little Mountain on the Cleveland 4 Eric
Railroadl 70 the Little Mountain Eele Tor 50 cents
Der person. MM 81. GARnNkR.
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A correspondent Of the Boston Courier
writing On the sth Of june at Palermo, gives
The best description Of sfiairs there that we
have seen anywhere. We make extracts.
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TyRTFSFNAR q AND 3, PRO
sTRCTFD by ROYAL LETTERS PAIEhto q
England and secured by ths Seals Of the Esels p y
Pharmacle de Paris, and ne luqeliA Soi-4t' -
30 : ipvsi,,sie for sxhausgi5n, ipernatorrhoa
~ y , eSr5-ietsi7 eT1iifIfss AZ flces Of thoss al1-
eases hat have hereteioTe bee1 tfe..sl ~ - ~
ci0us and perniciuus ula q eop.,llS at,a ea9s..-
r,ersrIlv thereby insuring % the suleref epoe ~
iisf dspersing an imqurtlel, and rooiins oat 10
yrn5on OF disease. l. a..
TRIESElIAR, Nos, 3 a1 3 alo pSol5ss,sd q ~, ts
fs7i % l0zeuEo, dEToId of iosfe ane 5ll.-' ~ -
~ -,-i.l ~ ~ i-af7fco1f uoret. sold ~ IN ctl
and dIFided into sepzrats l99 = 7,9 a =.
Valpean iallohaz te1-i - =. -, - = * ~ -
-, = gaTiurol e. 70 y nAd el1--s
and rrf5iI fDr BAfi.JHl No. ~ bleeeAs5 s-aesi
49,, f1-r1ediately on receiving rFulitlal1li
Dr 1srr5E wiz forEard the Irlesenar q ~ ~ -
81 ths World g1cIlre5 rae5e, 30 eau 49, -----
80 s5id als5 81 aGAELo4u HAA
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9Eatistrg

A PKINSON AND BUTLER
Are now prepared, willing" and abls 70 exc
ne oDsrasih 81 IN Dental e1r7ely TrupaT. ard Ne
ohanicl Dentistry, il The very best Etyls, and
promptly q koS, l6-l7 Holman bloek, oposats the
HgF Rost oEo9 HAFisk34
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@ RAYMOND & CO, INTENDING
-Gs soon to close their Retail Dry Goods Depart
ment, will offer for A FEW DAYS ONLY, the re-
naming portion Of their Retail StOckgAF Gust.
Wa would cali the attention Of our Gus TONERS par
ticularly to the following Goods which in many
cases will be sold at discount from their hrHt cost
up to the day Of Removal
BLACK SILKS. Gloves,
1 White silk Hdkfs,
Plain Black Silks, Cambria Edgings,
Bayadere Z" - Muslin
BrOcade " Thread
Small figured - Guimpure
Moirs Antique - Yalenciennes Edgings,
FANCY SILKS. Bishop Lawn,
l--t'LAa ta- Book Muslin,
Large and small Plaids, Swiss .
Bayaderes. Dotted "
e. - Victoria Lawn,
Linen Cambrio.i
Marceleine Sarcenet "
Florence r. E Piano Covers,
Table -
s'r sHAWHs. Curtain Damask,
Broche shawls,I Muslin Curtains,
Stella an Wool De Laines,
Grape - 4" De Begs,
All Wool :" Barege Robes,
SKIRTS. French Worked Collars,
The best Woven 4 CrGwn, Maltese ~
Cambria Sets, -El-.
Parasols, e-a Marsellles - %
Hosiery, Linen
8. RAYMOND 4 co.
mayi9 is5 Superior street.
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a list o. nameg wlll aeeompany eaeh ID

Ahst oil names VIII accompany each pack
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver tho
papers to subscribers. By recent law o
Congress, Post Masters are required to dsliv-
er papers to subscribers, when a list ofnhmes
is furnished him.
Now that the Campaign is fairly opened
BY the double nominations at Baltimore, we
hope our friends will exert themselves to OK
tend the circulation of the LEADER. The
price at which we offer the LEADER for the
next six months, is lower than we have usuf
ally charged. We putt at these extrsordi-
narily low rates, on account of hardness Of
the times, and scarcity Of money through
ont the eonntrv
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The Great Beneactor Of the Household
P. P. STEWARDS
FUEL SAVING AND COMFORT PRODUCING
SUMNER AND WINTER AIR-TIGHT
@ COOK KIN G STOW E SttE,
FOR WOOD Oh COAL. If
Improved in 1859 with New and Extra Large Flues.
The foIlovipgi brief summary OF the pecuiarites
of THE STEWART STOVE;
lst DuRAB1LIrY.-It has been in use, in many in
stances, from IS to % years.
I'd. CAPACITY FOB WoRE.5-ALL CULINARY OPERATIONS
NAY BE CARRIED on AT TIE SAME TINE. In evidence
Of what it viii accomplish, allude to the tact that
on each Oft everal occasions, BARREL or FLOUR HAS
BEEN BAKED INTO BREAD WITH A SINGLE FIRl-
Cd. ECONOMY IN kUEL.-SO perfect Is It's construc-
tiOn, that ITS COST NAY BE SAVED IN FUEL N EEoA
TO 3TEARs.
9Th. IT DOES YOuR WORK ExPEDITIouSLY AND WELL,
and may be regulated at pleasure 10 PRoDUcE Any
TEMPERATURE REQUIRED IN THR KITCHEN, Wlthont
interference with the cooking.
Fl. THE STEWART STOVE. p @
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven Of any Stove
manufactured. u.
THE STEWART STOVE
"a has the best broiling arrangement that has
vet been invented. When broiling ts performed &C
cordinR to directions in the pamphlet all the smoke
is at once carried into the draft, and none Of 1T can
possibly enter the room ..
THE STEWART STOVE. o=
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes, more econ
'--'-''---' THE STEWART STOVE. rna9
Is fuFuishsa BY all agents on trial Of three meqths
mhyI6 Sole Agent zls Superior Street,
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within the last two years
Rohes OF relief, as the
g eirtiiicatesin my posses
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4inanFial.
Goal.


THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
bend, At Wholssale spd Retail, from their own
H1MM0E DsyTIIR GOAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
oSDsTTIIEi i L COKE j N0.l, Tor AanuiacturI
HAMaoFDsyTLLE COKE 10. ?, for Domestic
EAMM9SDsyIbnE FIEE CLAY, vDn ground,
HAliMoNDsiyILIE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
HAAfG5ND DsyILLE IREoLAYREToRTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS. 10 -.'t-iaHs.
HAMMONDsYILLE FIRE CIaAY TILE, Of every
HAafMSoSsbsFILLE FIRE. CLAY. FLUE COW
2 ERs or TILE, every pattern.
GAMMOEDsFILIE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
6Esi plain and qrna aIlsn 2 tsl,- ! - l
BA4M0hDs4ILLE NlIhlkl LED v ATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size Rnq variety, aid-
bracing single and double branch screw bends,
&C. Also, F
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
FOR lubricating and burning Cat wholesale only)
General Agent oface on Q. 4 ? Pier, g.e4eianas
(40KE ] COKE tl COKE - -
NtH WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANU-
6ACIIRING Coke from the pure HAMMOADs-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
% any other coke Ia the market. We can furnish
now using it, and who speak Of its character in the
1iso, eonslant supply Of Hsmmo9dsviIls Strip
Vein sAlIbIA6 GOALS and also Tor DOMESTIC
Being located Immediately on the ilne ofthe Cleye
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, we can ship with dis
patch % any part Of the State. Orders soLcitsq.
81, u ----..-- .- a. III. WALLACE SON
HEnmondsfile, Jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, 1850. ieblk3
o.. J.HussET, Pittsb'g. J. G. HUssET. GEo. sncEErR
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
0lOAL MERCHANTS WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Pittsburgh,
Eslineville and strip Vein GOALS Also Nut COAL
for Smithing. Oi1ce on the east side o. the CeEe-
iand Pittsburgh y. 3 Gal pier, Cleveland, Ohio
Oriara lei at HusssT a MeBride's fffin6loN,
UarahousaI viii rspoiFe proinpt attention. decF
= = : a 7sfs; ,s4,,1 -EI7-77
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olEEssFF7 g 55EAT sSSjslA4ci5slka.
s 81 aa
Z : %E
: - SssS ?
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Cincinnati, o., Feb. ID, 1851. IS 10 Third It.
PROF. WOOD-De8r sir: BY the advice oi irieHd
Of mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative,
was induced to tiy it. I had the fever sumo time
lst aIafi and nearly ever hair in ny head came out
Nov my hair has come N srsat isal thicker than
feel to communicate to otters who ere afflicted
have been, would induce ne give lil public ac-
ul-nF LEa-.-Ila Hair Ea.lnlnliE.-
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lll w; stRaH ~ 3 liz Hf5!5IS ; 52aa 4 a

" laall w SEVERN
years been bec0uink Dreulaturely gay aeon panied
by a harshness which rendered 9he constant uppl-
menced using your Hair kcstOretirG about two
months age Il was in that condition; aud having
it has turned to its natural color, ann assumed
sofnsss and lustra greatly 70 Be preferred to those
aIatf0n I -.qard & an indispen-
sable article for every lady tgiCti 1leT 70 Be tseG
as q Hair Restaratiyc OF for me simple purpose
Of dressing or beautiiying the lar d0u have per-
mission 70 refer to all who entrtau 1J doubt Of
its performing al that i claimed for it..
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|tedtu thatsmpernmoutof
and usedin such quanti-
lon the lyMela.
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By analyzing the above low scale, it will
be seen that we offer the LEADER in
A Club of 100 ut IS cents per Copy.
6 50 3z1-2
- 10 as
rs ai al t.bs
One Copy Rf75 Cents.
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GANFORD5S !
~ RATOR never Debil
entirely Tree PROM GUN
tablished fact, 3 Standard
proved by al who have Us
oWith confidence in al !
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+YER INHIGO-
tates. 1t IS Compounded
J, and has become an us-
licdicine, known and ap-
q it, and is nov rusOrted
% diseases for which il ia
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Sewing 8laFhiaFs.7

NJ HELLER & WILSON'S SFWl
w ING MACHINE5 VICTORIOUS over All
other Sewing Machines - ell the public cOntests
wherever they have cuntended
WHEELER & WILSON have sold the last year
(ending Nov lst l559,l nearly as many Machines as
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES
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very respectfully n n e.ANuA.o-
The Restorative is put up in bottles q three sizes
viZ:-Largef me5ium and small the small holds =
pint and retafls for one dollar per bottle; the ne
di1n holds at least twenty per cent lqle N propor-
tion than the small, retas f0r two dollars per bottles
the large holds quart, 20 per cent o-e in proper
ton and retail5 for thre5 dollars 1sE bottle
o. J. WOOD CO., PrOprietOrs, No. ~ BruadgaL
New York, and No. Ia Market street 81 Louis NO
And sold by all Druggists and faRey Goods Deal
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THE- ALL-sUFFICIENT. -

6m % oEElce M
saa.$SslsEsjsSS
90 cSNess ~
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thousands after thousands, and packed the
whole great space. / do not think ever saw
so many troops together before; there must
have been hard on twenty thousand on the
spot all well armed, Well-dressed, and
apparently well-drilled.
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". J.. LESLIE
B. F. HvsKEEL, Sec'y.
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= .al &C z 81 lIaallaIa s. .IaaalaI 70
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IrunTulauI guide you N
lNEiGORArOR, and it
lPLAINTs, Bilious Ar
IrG bIAEREGA, eUMMER
iDROpsYt SOFA STOMACH
iUnOLfC, UHOLERA IL
N hUNDncE, fEHALE
used successfully a. an
llfEDfgIAE. lt VIII
as thousands can tss-
MINUTES, II TWO
I SPOGN8FUL ARE Ia
.ment Of The attauk-
rhuir testimony IN its n
-. Ia-ses,. a. r-.uf - Tor
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ummeu1ud.
1t mas cured thousands
who had given up all :
numerous IN solicited c
sion show. h
The dose must be adap-
the individual taxing ~ {
ties IS TO act generally :
Let the dictates Of your Z
the use Of the LIVER =
will cure LrvER COM
TACEs, ,UTspEPsIA, ,Ga2uEl {
COMPLAINTS, DTsENTERT :
HABITUAL COsTIVENEsss :
FANTUM, u NLkTuIENCEs
WEAENEss, and may BE-
ORDINARI FAMlLfln
ciire SICK HEADACHE :.
tifr,l IN TW ENTNs
Oh TIL BE 6 Pc AZ
KIN at the commences ;
AL who use IL are gtyinl
vOr.
BE Nix waterfn the n
and swallow both together
PRICE ONE Doll
Also anfOrd's Fan
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/. .D1H8 T4T
DENZ IN hs-ss=to Or RRM0RING~ AL
~. kind5 q grea55 sDoisI ~ blai. zsi. ID sils
zloHss ko1ElsIgZ III y W. sAgAkLDAk-
y tRUSSkS--e-OF ALL KINDS AND
iaFsers. for AZ 5is-i' s. 'i " v IbEk.
OlLET ARTICLES. }RUsREs,
~, Com9sl Zine Soap, Toiini losltf, fG1dos
49, 49, Ii, 5l,l lo.ss, lar y ye1 lls1li1 g1n-
noy8 8. ~ F4tB ilfBEEs
ID AZORS Il POCKET KyNfVi5Sj--.
IL Oi Gilehrist's and WosienhoIna's nfaks. 11.r-
ranied. nov@ E.M. sNCkRinER.
RH0LESAbEs And RETATL
DRUGGISTS,
CTRONG & ARMSTRONG,
~ 1s9 SUPERIOR STREET.
TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY
Il description. STRONG 3 ARMsER0Ee.
DUBBER G0ODS-sYRINGES
sTB0SG ( 1EasIH0Es.
old WINES AND LIQUORS
~ Ea5rsntad Dur's7f2E @sdiei9sl aa4 ssaiiA6RrJ ai6
NEW STYLE SHOULDERBRA-
~ CEs-ior Ladies' ana Gentlsmen; also Irus-
sss ana supDortergf n great ggriety.
rr STkONG q ARMSTRONG
GENUINE FRENCH PER
u FU4ks aad sqapl, Hsir Prsparationss c.
lognaIs ses eea l9lgIsys b .9qEd y -.
A RTISTS BRUSHES AND TUBE
h Colors-from the best English nanulactursrs.
STRONG Il ARM8IkONG.
NEW PATENT MEDICINES
hrft make thair appearance at No. i99s a. Wl1
be seen by referring 70 Advertisements.
nENTRIFICES FOB THE TEETH
IL -frushss IN endless VARIETY
5TR0NG-E ARMSTRONG.
A CHOICE VARIETY OF FAM
IA lily roeeries and culinary articles, can al
ways b. found At
r. STRONG 4 ARMsTR0EG's.
nTRRFR RAILS GOT 0RFn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

| An Ohio delegate TO Chicago, who, he
saws acted as Assistant Secretary Of the Ohio
delegation, writes from Defiance TO the Chi
cago Press and Tribune, 'sin order to prevent
invidious distinctions being made" between
the four Ohio delegates. who changed their
votes to Lincoln when Il was found tha at his
nomination was inevitable, and Others who
did not perform this superAuous ceremony,
that when it was found on the third ballot
that only two and half votes were required
to nominate Lincoln, "many of the Ohio dele
gates called to me to change their votes, but
owing to the, fact that four would be sufii-
cient. and that quick work was necessary, I
did not. wait to get all, but when sure of the
four, reported to our Chairman the change
was made and glorious Old Abe Lincoln
nominated orc ~ 1..a-iLnlA 7aa
Il is to be hoped that the precise time at
which the change came over the mind of each
Ohio delegate win be duly established, as it
is of the utmost importance to his political
fortunes, especially as a general stampede
was made in the same direction, and the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

The telegraph column in our paper of Tues
day announced the death of Theodore Parker
of consumption, at Florence, Italy. He was
man of great culture, of distinguished purity
of character, with philanthropy as broad as
the human race with the moral courage to
proclaim his conscientious convictions of
TRUTH regardless of consequences whose life
challenges the admiration of mankind with
out distinction of faith, who did not defy
Jesus Christ, which brought him under the
ban of the orthodox world, but who honored
Him by initiating his virtues and preaching
His example and teachings with great beauty
and effect. Faith in humanity need not grow
weak while such men live.
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FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED DUTcHMEN IN
JApAN.-Japan dates to March IA have been
received, and contain the following: bu.u'
The funeral of the two Dutch masters Of
ships, murdered by the Japanese, as before
reported, were attended by the two Japanese
Governors all the foreign residents, Consuls,
officers of British and Russian naval vessels.
Thirty vollies of musketry were fred over
the grave during the ceremony. The con-
course of Japanese was very great II is re-
ported that the Dutch Consul has made an
application to the Japanese authorities, on
behalf of the families of the deceased, for the
payment of SIC, 900 as an act of atonement
The foreign residents were proposing the
formation of rife corps for their own pro-
lection. There was general feeling OF in
security among the foreign residents. Moth
ing is said in regard to Consul Harris, but a
Shanghai circular says he had nearly recov-
cred from his late illness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

II is argued that the street railroad COM
panies have contracted TO pay per capita
tax on their passengers; therefore, they should
be made to live up 70 il. This is the Shy
lock doctrine but It has not heretofore been
esteemed highly, and certainly Il has not
been regarded asso great virtue TO enforce
the bond TO the letter that the public interests
should be waived in order TO do IT, If the
casa rests entirely on the merit of enforcing
the letter of a bond, to the sacrifice Of one
party which has undertaken great public
enterprise, il certainly deserves investiga-
tion, especially when modification is pro-
posed which will be advantageous TO the
people who use the cars.
We are aware that gentlemen who have
been lucky, talk about making contracts in
sugar and pork, and standing up to them;
yet gentlemen do sometimes release contracts
in speculations when they are like to prove
ruinous TO one party: nor has it been held
among business men to be virtue to enforce
such: and to enforce them to the ruin of one
| party, without any profit to the other would
be regarded as any thing but human. But
to make a parallel case, the Specializing con-
tract should bind the party TO losing bar
gain for life, and transmit il to his heirs and
administrators. II sounds lofty to say,
"Let their creditors take possession il
they can not carry on the roads," yet it
is not the way with business men, al
though it is quoted as business principle
II WINS considered pood nolicV n short
time ago to grant the Vine and Main-street
route to company without the per capita
tax, and on the same terms which these COM
panies propose; therefore, it can not certainly
be SO bad policy now to make the same terms
with these companies, that the members
should insist that they should go into bank
ruptcy first. Times change, and men, but
not so suddenly as this, and members are
joking when they affect il. --