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, 1860-06-12

The diBtructive.tornAdoW which visited portions
Of Iowa and our own State, on Sunday evening
last, earring devastation 8nd death extentiye-
" in its COURSE also visited seriously the south
cru towns Of Lake county, aud was felt partially
in our own towu, although We experienced
merely the off:shoot Of the main current Of the
blast: We first hear Of it in Lake county at OF
on Lake Zurich, where as we learn from Mr.. T.
c. Brockway, the storm WAS discovered coming
with terrible severity from The northwest, and
at once commenced destroying houses, barns,
uprooting trees, blowing down fsnces, DC.
Martin Drpckway's house Was carried soue dve
or slx rods and the corner Of It d riyen into the
ground. Mrs. Rockway was at the time in the
aet of coming down stairs. and WAS thrown
his barn also destroy yed-some portions Of it
we're blown fully half a mile. The Barn Of Mr.
John S. Drockway was completely demolished.
and span Of horses buried in tho ruins, yet
strange to saS. were not much injured.
For distance Of three quarters Of Z mile
east Of this placs from is to 70 rods In With
everything in the shape Of trees, fanoes, DC.
WAS the new dwelling house Of Mr. John Rob
estsoo. which escaped with slight injury. but
the roof Of his barn Was torn sntirefy of and
blown away. Two mi1es from this placs TIL
dwelling house aud barn Of Ar. VIM. E1ustina
was completely destroyed, in this way tho tor.
nsdo is traceshls b. its Devastating effects eakt,
. ward to Lohk Grove, unroo6n9 Tia house and
barn Of Mr. Richard Artcher, near the latter
place, tearing acd pilipg up tho trees and fences
in pronfscoous heapa.
Thus continuing it's destructive naroh east,
ward and coming on: to the Lake 1t Glsno 20,
doing q vast deal Of damas. in ita course
fthrowlnE trees aeroa tho track Of tho Chicago
and Milwaukee Railroad, and u W hear, srsn
crossing the lake aud ruAking It's destructive
appearanoe in Michigan In our city and IT.
cinity tho, storm waa severs ~ VIC thought ii
ths time, being accompanied with good deal
81 thunder and lightning. aud raia, doing moro
e,s damage TO trees aud other prcpsrty, but
when compared To the fearful loss OF lifo and
property IN other plaoss aud lsaves VI to b
, 1860-06-12

grateful for our escape from the afaiotire visi-
The following note from, Mr. Ross, Of Ella,
contaius soma further particulars of tho etorm
in this county: . ,uo
LY. CoRr, Esq.-Dear Sir This neighbor-
hood VA visited iast night about nine o'clock
h1 1hs most destructive tornado, that ha8 eIsr
hten fioTn in this section. It came from the
Northwest.- The first damage ha1e heard o.
its doing to the west Of us, vas taking tho root
off he burn of Mr. John Roherton,, at Lake
Zn1ich Il next came in contact with tho build.
iucs Of Mr. Martin Broc1way about three quar-
teFs. Of 4 mile southeast Of Mr. Robertaon's
turnin1 his house partly around, taking of
part Of The roof and completely Destroying his
barn, killing one Of bis coWa. Tho 6afu WAS
new, built last summer. The ne1t buildings In
its It's course belonged to Mr. Vim. Ernsting; his
barn was new, finished this spring, thir,y:two
tT lftT feet, il 1noredthat serstal feet from the
foundation. takiug of one-half the roof; it also
took the roof, all of hisho1se barn, moving thaa
also from the underpining and then taking his
house, turned il partly around, taking Oh part
Of lhe 1oaf driving in tue gable ends and VII
! d1ws, aud crushing tho whole house badly. The
! next buildings in ita track east we're M1.
Smoot's. It completely demolished his house
| md two barns. It also destroyed a new church
at Loug Grora. How much further it pursued
its destructive course. I have not learned, but
| I Tfear It did much more damage both east aud
| west. -As far as can hear, no personB were
| seriously injured. There we're some very mar
row escapes, a hired hand Of Mr. Smoots waa
taken, bed and Ill, and landed safely IN the or
chard.
4 man living in a log house near Long Gro!s
had just left his bed, wheu log just blown u
| occupied the place he bad just lett; ooafe
! the side OF house into room where a Moma1
| waa in bad. demolishiu1 the bsdstead without
, 1860-06-12

Mr.. Douglas discontinue by Mr. Lincoln is
70 apparent in the published volume Of tho
discussions between those gentlemen in 1858,
that the Democrats have resorted to \ new
dodge, saying that while Mr. 1iucoln's
speeches have been altered and improved, Mr.
Douglass have been weakened and garbled.
Tne charge is flagrantly untrue. The speeches
Of each the gentlemen are giren as they were
delivered and Il the Little Giart seems to
have been worsted in TINT memorable encoun-
ter, the fact is due to tie badness Of his cause
and 10 Ar. L'ncolu's talent 81 an orator and =
statesman
Another charge, originating with tho Ra-
triot Madison, Wis, is that two editions Of
the Debstes have been published for circula-
ton in different sections Of the country. That,
like The other, is untrue. The edition by
Fo|lett Fisher h 60. Of Columbus, Ohio, is tha
only one issued from the press, aud in it moth,
ing is changed or omitted. Now whit next7
, 1860-06-12

Mr. Warren Wiuslow, OF North Carolina,
though Democrat in good standing, is gen.
tlemau. he thought he had discovered some
thing corrupt in The manner Of Mr. Scranton's
election to Congress. He wanted to summon
witnesses before the Covode Committee, OF
which he is a member, and after struggle
with the Committee in the House, he sue
ceeded. The Witnesses came, and upon exam
nation, knew of onlv t~o reasons why Nr.
Scranton. who is not a Democrat; cs11iad =
District which bad given buchanan large
mejor1ty. Those rsasans were, first. Mr: scran-
tons popularity; aud, second, 4r. Bnchensn'e
rnpopna.i GPoa til; hni ar h:d dons
Mr. S. wrong. and said he would make the
onak7,9f honorable.
, 1860-06-12


K11tEn.-Nrs. Michael Desine, John DeTine,
Wm. Deyine, Eva Devine, George Deslne,
Hrs. Isaac Garrison, and a child name not
learned. ,,,
Michael Deyine. shoulder broken and badly
bruised; safrona Deyine, shoulder and collar
boue broken and badly Injured; Widow CRIT Crit
thigh and shoulder broken and fstal5 w9uhG, no,
Crist. iriured. Adam Crist, badly injured; two
ehidren Of Isaac Garrison, Daniel Wentworth
md wife: jesse Turner. i;71 Smith and vile
aud Que child; Wesiey Smith, John Galway and
wife. and one child; BIS. Parish, and Anton
panfs, ali injured, some vert badly.
In Providence, Henry Wltham, wife aud soni
Martin Withau, badly injured: Alfred Dorlan,d'
skull fractured, supposed fatally; Sarah HenslJ,
and Samuel Sherman, badly injured, supposed
| fatally; Henry Bliss badly hutt; wife Of Dr.
Tuller, and son Of E. Andrews. slightly injured.
| There were several persons injured at and about
Quebec, names not Jet learned.
, 1860-06-12

~ Byles, the nifty Boston 1sttsr write., has
I capital bit At ths ersdulity Of certain folks III
modern Athens. "Thsrs IL no set Of n,su, !"
aays hs, "who live 10 much with ous another,
and who gst thslr ideas entirely from on. anoth.
There is nothing too absurd for their c4edulity,
nothing too monatrous for them to swallow. 4
camel IL nothing to them They would taks
down : whole herd for breakfast, II thsy found
them b9ousln1 n the Boston Gourf~W
, 1860-06-12

We arc glad to See that the BELL and EVER
EFT movement, both IN Illinois aud Indiana,
is being abandoned by the leading Fillmore
men in each State. It has 10 basis, no vitality,
except in tue South; and there j: is ueces-
aity Of the Opposition, growing out Of tho un~
founded preju,ice which Repu5licanism, as
represented h.? LINCOLN, is compelled to en-
counter. But here where no tyranny Of pub
lie opinion prevents men from voting MS they
choosc, and where the objects Of the Republi-
can organization are known not to be the over
throw Of Slavery in the States, or tue dissolu.
rion Of the Union, third party meets with no
flvor. The experiences Of 1856, whereby
Buchanan was made President, and the coun-
rrr given over TO four years Of fragrant mis-
rule. have had their Legitimate effect; hence
VIC arc not surprised to lear from tile Fillmore
ktroneholds in each Stats that the men who
were the most conservative Of the conserva-
,ites in the Inst campaign, who were deluding
themselves and deludipg others With the be-
lief that Fillmore and Donelzon were to sue
ceed, nrs giving in their adhesion to Lincoln
by thousands-jo5fully and heartily coming in
to Ills support as the only way by which an
other Buchanan dynasty, with it's accompany
ing treason and protizacy, ean be prevented.
Mr.. Bell il an exceedingly respectable gen
1lernan Of the old school Far mora lsnieut to
the Democratic d:sturbers Of the public peace
than We of the N1rlh can be. he is, 1e believe
, 1860-06-12

rFA 4 New York paper sa5t that the news
Of Dougtas' nomination will cause Old Abe to
| draw in his horns. Wo doubt it-thouRh we
know the Little GiAnt will continue the practice
| Of taking his doson
, 1860-06-12

@- It Is rumored that John Van Buren in:
tends supporting Lincoln. IT true, this. i, tbe
first serious drawback to his election. -,
, 1860-06-12

E Fanny Fern hays she loves 4 sober, So
r'ous mtn, 1iks other light bodies. then. ,shs
is attracted BY The forrs Of oraeitr.. - :.
, 1860-06-12

~ Tho citizens Of Cairo au.t look Upon ths
seorrna up north, which eauss ttsi1 town ia b.
submerged, Al hetng n.x Rains Of Terror. =. ;,
, 1860-06-12

II Miners are usually very doci1e creature.
always working well il ahA&ts,
, 1860-06-12

SOMEWHAT Srxau1AR~-There hare been
eighteen elections Of President. In eleven Of
them the name Of tho individual elected ended
With the letter y. " ith only ons exception, the
name Of every President n 10 has served two
terms had this termination. In only one case
has candidate for reelection, with n final in
his name, been defeated aod eren in this case
tho name Of the successful candidate possessed
this suspicious termtuatior.-fror. Journak
This fact must be S-eouraging to Lincoln and
, 1860-06-12

At CAMANCuE.
From the Lyons Mirror.1
The number of dead whose bodies hare been
| recovered il twenty eight The following is
| list Of their names, ages, &c:
Hannah Curran. Irish, aged IS years.
, 1860-06-12

~ At the present moment there are eight
papers In Missouri With the Lincoln aud Hamlin
banner flying st the masthead, and we shall be
disappointed if, as The day Of election approach-
es, others are not added to the list. The eight
papers in question are responsible, we'll con-
Quoted and permanent couceFns.: The elect Of
the political revolution in this State in four
yenrs mav be infer red. from the statement that
during the campaign Of 1856, not a single psper
supported Fremont, however much his success
may hare been desired.
, 1860-06-12

The family consisted Of the father, mo thsr, =
son apout II, two daughters, respectively 12 and
u, aud a little child about 2 years Of age. In
clearing the wreck The family were all found
together, except the daughter upon whom the
chimney seemed 10 hava fallen. She was taken
cut terribly bruised and crushed, and died du:
ring the uight-thus completing the first act in
The tragedy Of horrors to which this family
were so Unexpectedly called upon to participate.
Tue eldest son when tho crash came braced
himIelf against the wall to hold it up, but was
crushed down and bodily injured with but little
prospect Of recovery.
The mother has her right arm broken, and
tue father, Mr. Lutz, is considerably bruised on
the head and body, but the injuries Of neither
coi,sr 6ons broken and some other slight
wounds, but there il nothing to prevent her Re-
eo1ery. From the appearance Of ths wreck
however, the only wonder ie that the whole
family were not instantly killed. The youngest
child. some three years Of age, escaped withou
| hTuise-
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aperial NoIlrsa.

The Republican Cestral Campaign Clab Head.
1<z DT lgIt Aud iOI
eso yAny AaAs meetings every rhU koDAi esVES-
leo scloch abe COIInttse ocIocf
sf an,ee evening stmEON DhAfLk, PIesissot
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DITORS PREFACE.

The dnge End Of tuis boob the presentation In comps
sod conssieD, ~ the posnt
esets sYoech.s AMI other witch elocidas
toe political this IL hz
let ddte sTd other peak
Tor himself nuaze bis platform and vuacate III may
nis own eot-ne aud tn sodndnss Of his sie~s toe
questions hict an6eIle caaeat poilics
VI cou's such q W, RI hav. out q comparative merit
Maze IL 50 xss and still msny things must be omit ed
tost the s.I ould sisu Insert and cry cn c x
p.usbly al My this and omit tnst Why give 30
uscb Of ud b OF By Bssidss is avt always posbls
W HeDIb.T asnibered % had s hat would o. y..
uSS hke this We only say dous our
best. let hin DO Ds't.I ~ ho
nseousey OF citsr Of the chief vices Of our lsl
dec ou hard listen ~ 9 ct speuch syso ho1
~,lp sod tutbfI lich not nausd by
aisspplensioo or UNCONSCIOUS rsatsnsnt Of tue
u tai, that pr .nent stats.usa Docan.6ts
beedsy lad aun Long anrs lost nsid ar. quoted nom
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sId .Ii - Dissad bs h.ser We th- DON n.n.
collected ta ~os ,intsd shn thr ssoera scor.cy
uis, bc sAsiy tshed OF
by Of al parties trust our Text Book vii, h
and oohs stieut nott iniispea4oe bat ho.. hu ia
h'trb and "ai aud reflect s ,so hnd uanies, hsip 20
ear rtndus Of the Issues aud Of the la
They al De io'-fcst comparing tho pu.taa. a..n
- ht iini"n o. Mr. Dousas G-n. C.a or Mr. Es,,,t
trh u' sticfts 10 tals sith hoe. soanirDty ,
ted u that .ies L. tho hnsGi huansue of .ome a l
opp ns Ut, rto 1. ut-nt .n.y N nro i
M ahf .ny To y-sfy and th. citations Of fo
a.caf .otsriiaes ho eiss and polt ias r,ia.
tisn Of his speech.
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~ l N'rnWI No III or

READY THIS DAY:
IL No rHk III or
REPUBLICAN pOCKET.PIsTOL
FACTS. orlSioSs AND ARGUMENTS
EDITED BY wi WM 'irASEsIeH l. SSsIEIeH, ESQ
% fAssa, lsuo PEIos CESrs
CONTENTS or NO. Ill
II. Mhss do lhsy meant a
~. The s.,,ou.s., q capitalization
vi. Gss sins snty oi Our Fathers.
* "An Old Word ssrbsrinn."
x The he'd Bee ionslfs
XII. M 10 To'siss,"S Sss sad si'' p''' A
XIV XIV n. x. 6Ssf:: oiS s.,.s i"s;sSss ssSs;..sa
Ky SI.s s;a,,. ss Ess. Tsrs DsxS
XVII Il Pss sss: S.s:. ns.s: sas:sse % f'' Inc" D'"
xviii. i. Use As.us Fremont
XIX The Experiment r. pessed
Az. Thee ihinss TIA, tia Like.
MIL Democratic Cevrclon
xAlll. The Right is the E,Psdient.
The objec, SiD present in e Il concise
form 1s S % r ~. . q q. s.s ss ;s.1 DsS
Il, Democ aes the sentiments of hs esd % statesmen d
&: ess. D s1S as q. ss
Of tho political struggle upon shirn we hs sntsrsd What
sss SSp sus Hpa. a T nssss 'i .ios@
& esu. @ ;ss EoSE I'D s .ss: p: sss s
a. once conps cInyenr M and st price which gill
Republican ses put copy OF into hs hands
Tbs REPUbLIC.k PoCyIET-PIsToL win be p0blished
on th. stb of eSh month dur0 q ,he Campaign \,
Single cope. InnSos be- oy NAL on receapt
five csut For D cents will mailed 70 suDecs1oen sunS
WIG I'VE COPIES TO OND Az DRESS. FOR 81.
We r. -ods In all Oarts o. t9s @ sodnt %
II viii give you caauts o.th sad afsan'ens win
which combat the Sham Democracy. .
FOR sale oy sl Ne aud Booksellers generally
Aadre,s "a DAYTON, Puolisnsr, -.
~ No 56 Howard e., N Y.
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TgE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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,e sunLIshEB syEks AORNINo ANp sSENLs6
" tspsDAp sGosyTuD,
BY TIE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
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sTsssrs,
a.h senscree kssscrbcr a. "a ps &6
A seabers savaeoe - for siI uonth
rxA M Ew.xOAk WE4ML THs BUNR,
.vEhy LAa aoE APR fUA faE COUNTRY,
a sbislea ev~., M0Aslss ,r,rx u %
psr .nnaa, .s,aso. Three C0pu. for CopS,s fos
Noaes feI en, -e3ty LVpi-s, address tApo
say arvs the 81 yer Nanaml Sss, r~eBsy
Coe dss. ssch sapscbeT ,stS ben st
as Of 81 ~ sehA eA Any Pc seDdins u, 0 eub Of
sssy ~tB oe -outd 10 est copy eubseripnnos
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vINHE MEXICAN PAPERS,
Il TIE MEXICAN QUESTION,
THE GREAT AMERICAN QUESTION,
WITH Personal REMINlSCENCES,
EDWARD r.. DUNBAR.
Serial Number is,uei THIS Day, and for sole at the
Periodical Depets .-.a,.
Orner j Agepts.
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Nem publications.

HARPERe WEEKLY FOR THIS WEEK
Il contains the commencement Of LEVER NEW ST0R
e titled A RIDE FOR DAY. Also. BEAUTIFUL PIC
TURts snd Tale. and Miscellaneous Feeding Pdce FIVE
CENTS
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CICILY IN THE STEREOsCOPE.
- GERMANY IN TIL 2 s iEREOS GOPE-NEW.
JusT Re
T. ANTHONY,
STEREOSCoPIC EMPORIUM,
No. sol Broadway.
Prince OF Usles Card Photograph,
Garbald Gard Photograph BY next steamer.
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Fourteenth Ward Republican Associate
meeting Of ti. Associa ion Ill be he at br2 k,
Rooms, No. Dol Broome-st, FRIDAY EVENING o.
o'eloch IN Of the Central Committee
CHARLES WHlTLOCK. President.