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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25


Military Companies Of Cleveland, invited Mill
taTy Companies from other Western
Cities, and invited Military
Companies from
t-i p Rhode Island tALtA
Governor Sprague and staff of Rhode Island,
and Cove nor Deennison en1n and staff
Members of the Legislature and other distin-
guished guests and citizens
from Rhode Island
RAND.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the War Of
1872
Officers of the Army and Navy.
Surviving Relatives. of Commodore Perry the
- Hero of Lake Erie.
William Walcutt, the Sculptor Ofthe Statue and
Rev. Dr. Perry, a kinSman OF Conmo =
dore Perry, and Chaplain
of the day -.. sr. Is
John y O'Brien, Sculptor, and James Butler, As
sistant.
Hon. George Bancroft, the,Ameriean Historian
and DR.. Usher Parsons, Surgeon in the
service Of PeFry's Fleet, Ora
tors of the Day -
Judges Of the Federal Courts and State Courts
BAND.
Masons and knight Templars of Ohio and
grH. their invited guests. r..
Mayor and Council Of the City Of Cleveland.
committee OF Arrangements, Perry Mon.
ument Committee, and 7. Jones 4A..
and Sons, Contractors for
81 Ett ItJG the erectionofthe I[IT
Perry Statue
and Monument
Odd Fellows, Father Mathew Temperance 4 O
cietys and other Civic Societies
RAND.
Fire Department OF Cleveland, under command
-7.--I of Chief Engineer Hin. ~ -
- - hr Sailors Of 1872
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s9seal sIatites!
- He1T ns5I I-o77i3i.s,

~ How many worthless noslrums are Of
'rea ier sale % the public rha cs Is because thoro
~ some medioines of real orlt and virtue the do
NINA ior which is uniYorsal, and sale Immense,
Wieh indaols iinrrinfiHlod mon % tty 10. palm on
wgthless rreparatibns. But good remedies live
log Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer 10 Of those
remedies tnai every hnlily will keep By thOm; no
rmedy has 81 universal demand, Il Is soid ~ IA
rspeclahlo dealers IN medicinos.
SOLD By eagiord Hammond, WA. Fiske. g 5
AAesonzieana :. ". saekrider, Cleveland, b.
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~ y skenld b kiloua, ior. it is a fact
tiikiagly tras, that Dr. s A. weaver' ! Cahk or ana
- hheum syrup, tegeiher with the Cerate, never
his q giFing aafisiaciion 10 all who give them
nal ior g yet they have never faied ln a single ir
ianee q etrins az IIumors, such a. Salt RhSun,
lgsipeias snd the like. 10 cases Of this kind the
hiesi relianeo may b placed upon thase prepara-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25
PLAIN AND 0RRENFNTsI7 PRINiFINo7
NEW ADYERFIsE1TFN'Tiis.

~ For TelegraPhic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PaEe.
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RIcuAhpsoNs 500 NJ BIrrrns--W

sold ny Gaylord 3 Hammond, c. s. Mackenzie, B.
Nsaolfridsr ana Nvm. Fiske, cleveland, 0.
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RSS- SS-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
physical aud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts We-e made 70 use aud not abuse. The dirsful
results arising FROM the latter are egion the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome By
a careful perusal Of the work ''Human Frailty, or
Physiological Researches It viii lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
ofdissoluti9n to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and Be soonYinoed-the truth is there
Sold b. Dr. BARROW, l9l Bleecher st., n. "
Sold also bg GaTI0RD HaMM0ND and WA FIsKF
DIuzEists. elsvglapd ElI julys5:iW
Ra- THE GREAT VEST is the prom
ised land in the eyes Of millions both in the old
World and tho New. Its fertile soil and magnificent
opportunities fer developments are the great sources
OF its attactions. But along its beautiful streams
there turks malaria OF the most deadly iuauence,
which is the great drawback Of that splendid region
and must remain 50 for many years to come. Emil
grants and Others who contemplate settlement in
that section, will do well to provide themselves with
he only cure that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain: We mean DIR J. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERs, which has snatehed
hundreds from an untimely grave. Their operation
upon The digestive organs is soon elt 10 be bench
cient, without being violent
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and by HosTETTER & SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tons, S. Water and IS Front streets. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

S- Refrigeratofa, Water Coolers, Ice
1oreEf' + Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturer 3 prices, at - ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

Miss BRAINERD's CoSoERT.-The audience
at the MelOdeon last evening was small
much smaller than the occasion should have
called forth. Had Miss Brainerd been an
italian the house would have been crowd
ed, but her offence in being an American
lady was inexcusable.
Yet We are glad to say that this American
young lady sang with sweetness Of voice
and elearness of tone. that very few singers
can equal, and that her s'Within a Mile of
EdinbOro' Town" (sang in response to. an en-.
eore) has not yet been equalled BY Mad.
5JrHKOSVI15 -a-4l--L- l---zl l,II,-,a- e,--.ot
Home has not been equalled by anybody
who has snng in this city. a
Her voice is strong, full, and exeellently
well cultivated. She was heartily applaud
ed, and twice encored.
Mr.. Holbrook sang well, Of course, as he
always does, and Mr.. Beames played well.
Mr.. IngersOll, the tenor, sang three or four
pieces. s.a4-T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

rlor street. ..r r.I. .#..l -E
NEW YoRE DAIL1Es-Tribune, Herald and
Times is cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses or at ia Ontario street. Easa
CAMPAIGN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller. the
noted Sail Maker, No. 1913 River street, is
now manufacturing numerous descriptions of
nautical and display Flags, with the names
Of Presidential nominees thereon, and va
rious other suits of eolors, which he. has IA
cilities for furnishing to landsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jobbing prices.
June 25-3O2.
NEw TREATNENT.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure of rheu-
matisrn, scrOlula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
DroPsy, gOut, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apoplexy, congestion,
nervous PrOstration, palpitation Of the heart,
fits, deliriunh tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
for the cure of diseases peculiar
30 females. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

REv DANIEL WoBTH.--It is announced
with pleasure that this gentleman, whose re
cent Imprisonment in North Carolina excited
such general and deep sympathy, viii spend
the ensuing Sabbath in this city. Though a
a North Carolinian by nativity, Mr.. Worth
was some years a citizan Of Indiana, where,
for several terms he. was promoted to seat
in the Legislature. Retiring from political
life, be entered with zeal upon arduous and
responsible studies Of the Christian Ministry
Near three years since, he answered an earn
est call to return to his native. State and coun-
ty to "laboFi ii word and in doctrine" Act
ing under the joint patronage Of the GAINESVILLE
Conference Of the Wesleyan Methodist Con-
nection of America, and the American Mis-
sionary Association, he labored with great
acceptability and large success until these
labors were interrupted by arrest and com
mitments. Nlr. Worth has since been sub
jected to the si1fferings of confinement for
months in an lily furnished prison, and the
perplexities Interpretations to conviction,
under charge of teaching from the pulpit and
OrherW.se intoxicating the duties of the Golden
Rule. An appeal having been made from
the decision OF the lower, to a higher
court, Mr.. Worth is now released temporarily
under bonds Of $4,000, and is making efforts
at raising this amount; toithus ato once secure
his bonds-men against loss, and disentange
himself from Southern. pDo-slavery and pro-
scriptive litigation. To his appeal thus far,
a generous public haEsrespended with prais-
worthy Ibera1ity. The amount necessary Is
almost realized.
Mr.. Worth win preach Sabbath 1msrning at
lo3 O'Clock, in the Wesleyan Chapel on -Eu-
cid street and at q IN the evening, at the
same place, hewiII address a Missionary meet
/ ing, and narrate his late experience Of
Southern hospitality extended to Minis
Ger of the Gospel Of Him who came to 'pro-
claim Liberty to the captive, and the opening
OF the prison doors to those who are bound"
Mr. WOrthis an intelligent man and efIec-
tive speaker 1t is hoped the people will do
themselves the favor Ofcoming to hear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

HoLLOWAys s PMS IFFrorr. sa MnrRERs
--OlOIera IRfassluu Di1rhea.-About one7third Of
the weekly ihterments registered by the Board Of
Health, may be classed nnder the head Of infant
mortality, the majority Of which are swept of by
diseases Of the owels. We here confidently assert
that any case Of cholera iniantum, darrhea as it
Is termed in the adult stage Of life. however violent
in its nature, whatever its origin be radically
cured by the use Of Holloway's Celebrated Pills.
The season when this class Of disorders becomes
prevalent is approaching '-ioreEarhsd is forearm
sds'7 says the proverb, and mothers should take
heed in time. For infants, the Pills should be
crushed and dissolved in wafer sweetened with su-
gar.
Read the Advertisements elsewhere.
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8mss .fonmarft.

AN Els II ODEIE BRASS
x = ~ y Y Z AND MANUFACTURER a.
IeH aoors irom superior street, Cleveland Ohio n
= ptepaTsa 70 Iurnlsh all kinds OF work Tssi f5r
lse9 IN ne flumblng Business. Beer Puunus 0f m
Al1us y Iia4 anq ed Brass Oastfnq done 6aiIv
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REPUBLICAN, MERFNa AT RAFHBUs's, IN
EUqltP. ~ There win be Republican
Meeting at the Stone School House. near
Rathbura Tavern, in, Euclid township, On
Wednesday, August 22d, at I O'Clock F. M.
Speakers f54 y5ill VIZ 9s present d4w,
Is ATTENFIos, dR4Ys.A1'he commissioned
officers, nontcommissioned officers and pri4
Yates of the Cleveland Gray'a, Ist Brigade
18th Division Ohio Volunteer Melitia, are
hereby ordered to be and appear at their ar
mory, in the city ofCleveland, on Friday the
oath day Of August, at eight O'Clock, A. NJ,
fully armed snd equipped for one days com
pany muster. Anymember absenting him
self will be fined according TO law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

Citizens and Strangers.
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. PERRY
dwelling Of the Stutue by the Artist.
Acceptance of the Monument by the Mayor in
behalf Of the Cityll r- .il
MUSIC BIZ THE BAND. -
Grafton by Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT.
MUsIc BY THE BAND.
Incidents of the Battle Of Lake Erie by Dr.
. USHER Parsons.
Masonic Ceremonies by the Grand Master, HOR-
ACE NJ. STOKES of the Grand Lodge
of Ohio, followed by n Song
by 0ssian f. Dodge
and Masonic
Choir.
Concluding with Grand Naval Mock Battle be-
tween opposing SquadrOns on Lake Erie
within full view of Cleveland,
tti .f representing the Rattle Of e "a .lt d
Lake Erie as fought
by the gallant
COANoD0REr Perry. ...
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TO LET.

.'- 10 LEI.
A LARGE AND DESIRABLE
n Brick Dwelling on Prospect street, west OF
Erie.-...;.......-.... .....Sl00
n laIBe 4ha handsome Cottage fronting the
grounds Of the Cleveland Institute, U1iver-
- sity Heights.-........ : - =. rs
sherin Street, Brick House use...-.. go
Hamilton Street, between Erie and T5riG Line n
House. use.-......,........... rs
Farkman Street, Frame House l75
mulrson Street, Frame House. $50
o. Olair street, near Bank, Frame House. ~ ll S
-. R0U = 4 JENNINGS Z.
- = !. - - - ~ superior Street
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fhe sherry Wine lBitiers sre forsale ~ Gayle O q
lammond and o.s. Maol,en1ie. Cleveland. o.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ir 5iS- See advertisements Of DR.. sanfoFd'u
LiverInvigorutor. az.a 4sasd3 la1a't1Isi
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MECHANICS PIcEIC.-0n Thursday we had
an occasion Of enjoyment to large party of
mechanics and their families. A Celebra-
ton had been gotten up under the auspices
of Phoenix Lodge, Of the Order of United
Mechanics in this city, at Oak Grove, uni
versity Heights Hundreds of persons were
present, and speaking, dancing, eating, and
social converse were the order of the day
The speakers were Mr.. Huston, the Grand
Secretary Of the Order, Of zanesville, the
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, and Messrs. j. Kirk
patrick, E. Bsssetty and J. A. Spencer, of this
city. S. w. Hendrickson acted as Marshal.
If any class of men have a right to
days enjoyment, we believe those whose
usual allotment is continued toll, can claim
that right. We are glad to learn Of the pros
perity of the Order Of United Mechanics );
for the objects Of the association as stated
and explained on Thursday commend them
selves to all who desire the highest develop
ment of industrial pursuits, and the eleva-
ton and protection of the honest toiler. .
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CITY &NEWS lTEMSl,.
TRAVRIFR,e RFCIsTFR.

lsATURDAY aIoRNMe. -AUG. 81. lsol
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

-.G51 E5a ALL KINDS or --
--5rL . -ry - g. ..,1sll -..
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Look. at the Testimony Of Legzed Msn;
cdr Worcester has performed with rare industry
and admirable Judgment the proper task Of the Lex
cographer that Of ascertaining and recording 'usa-
ges Of our language. p ~
The new and authentic etymolOgies, the concise
ness and completeness Of the definitions; the nicely
with which the different shades Of meaning in syn
ouyms are distinguished and tho conscientious &C
curacy ofthe work in all Its departments gave It, in
NY Judgment the highest claims ofthe public favor
NEW HoRE, May b. W. O. BRYANT.
iFIooneur with the opinion Of Mr.. Bryant.n i,
WASHINGTON IRVING.
SUNNY sIDE, May Il, lss9. E. =
Hon. George Bancroft, IL D., says: ION questions
Of orthography, shall make IL my standard allow
ing myself rare deyiatpn5, OF perhaps deviations
WhatgFer." -.l-r l'st er1
RI ~ ~ r1ear
---- - -rVIT
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= - " 2 n lIAAF n > :"
! No. 42 South Side Public snnars
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EYE1fDsf
A true speoihe, and invaluable remedy as been al
ist discovered. Or. Humphreys argues that these
aeetons invariably result irom constitutional dis
ese, ofwhioh the local affection is ouly the outward
Eanifsstation- Hence, Humphreys Specific Homoe-
Ethic 0phthalmia PHI are only taken Internally,
nd yet curs the Wosrt forms q obstinate sera eyes
md eyelida shich have ressteda an other treatment
AZ cases ofsore and inhammed eyes and eyelids, or
hiliug, weak or defective sight, viii be nrombtly
1enefttsd, and the cure oftho worst cases is only
nestlon Of 1nlh- Price 50 cents, with directions.
Sent by mail or express free Of charge, ON receipt
u the price. Address, =. E-.f
Dr. r. HUMPHREYS CO., q
No. 562 Broadway, n Y.
Sold BY L, W. Sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
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Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold By all Druggists, at z5o &C., and 81 per boz
or pot iulyz6,lw
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Sold by L. W. Sackrider, and Churchill q Bro.
H.s See advertisement in another column.
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q not in favor Of universal boasting IA system or
eemployed By others0 Of the celebrity Of this or
tat medicine. and We keep our riaiis until We have
Isitiso knoNedge Of the value AID virtue OF an e.
sic. Meiedse Of the tree by its fruits, and when
uanna neiieins.with rrsliy curative powers, we
once come pnt and recommend il 70 the public
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-25

FoR SoRE, WEAK, INFLnEp EYES 1ED
l.YElIDsl -.---I %
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ar radderE Ar. Riqhardson Sherry Wine Bittors
We knov OF nothing to exec this Cor ths objects
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-31
VARIE TIE :.

6AME.-lAC dLbOQuG vi
game bought by W. H. Watson & Co., from
November LIST, 1859, to January l, 1860:
Quails, 34O6 Rabbits, 2O98; Squirrels,
29O; Whole Deer, So; Turkeys, 80;
Chickens, 221; Venison Saddles, 25; Geese,
34.- YIN. Gaz, Jan. %.
John N. Genin. the New York halter, who
first rendered himself famous by paying an
almost fabulous sum for a ticket to Jenny
Lind's concert, has suspended with, it is
said, large liabilities. The misfortune is at
tributed to bad debts and endorsing for other
people.
An unpublished and Enacted play, written
by Leigh Hunt, has been discovered,
and will, most likely, soon find its way on
to the boards.
Cornelius Conway FELTON,, the learned
Greek professor, has been. elected by an
unanimous vote President of Harvard Col
lege, in place of Rev. James Walker, re-
signed.
Ice BOATS ON THE BAY.-The wind was
very favorable yesterday for the ice boats,
and a number of that species of craft were
out on the Bay, going at swift rate. The
senstion of being afloat" on ice with
spanking breeze is described as being very
novel and exciting.-Sandusky Register.
Stock SECURITY BANK Notes.-The Chi
cago Times says that Mr.. Dubois, the Audi
tor of that State, has given notice that he is
now prepared to give to the holders of notes
issued by the Stock Security Bank, at Dan
vile, H., a dividend of 8s4 per cent. This
dividend can be obtained on application to
the Auditor at any time before the first of
August, 1860.
In the city of st. Paul, they rent stores
and dwellings at auction, either by the
month or year. A recent number of the
Times advertises four stores and five dwell
ings to be rented in this way to the highest
bidder at given time.
OF all the sweet uses OF Prosperity, the
sweetest is knowing how TO use it.
The population of the provinces Canada
East and West) is now estimated to be ex-
actly 5000, 900.
The HeraIdof Freedom of Lawrence, Kan
sas, has expired. 1t was established as a
free state paper and once had a large circu-
lation at the East, but its influence was sold
to the national administration, and it lost
its list of subscribers, and as the administra-
ton had no more use for it, it has come to
an untimely end. The only paper now pub
lished at Lawrence is the Republican, a
staunch and able advocate of free state prin-
ciples, which has every appearance of being
well sustained.
According to recent estimates there are
in the United States 3,177, l4O Catholic
souls to be saved. The editor of the Metro
politan Almanac believes that this estimate
falls short of the real number, but at any
rate there are over three millions of Catho-
lies in the Republic. Each one of these has
a mind to be instructed, passions to be sub
dued, thoughts to be regulated, besides the
other and grosser needs of humanity. Among
these there are forty-nine Bishops, or Bish-
OPP for every $4,000, round numbers /;
2,235 Priests, or priest for every 1,400.-
These three millions are made up of almost
countless nationalities, and lie loose about
over vast half hemisphere Catholic TeIe-
graph.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-31
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
Popular Sovereignty.

This doctrine, rightly understood, we be-
: lieve to be wholesome and sound one. 1t
: has been professed, but not carried out, by
the Democratic party, as embodied in the
present Administr alton. By its aid Presi-
i dent Buchanan was elected, but when safe in
office, he turned traitor to those who elected
him, and relapsed into his old-time and
odious Federalism.
We have noticed, for several years, a
4 gradual but sure changing of places between
$. the Democratic and Opposition parties, as
+ regards this question. The Democracy have
! been wearing it as a temporary robe with
! which to gain applause and power, hut
! have now thrown it off; and the cloven
q foot, which it hid, stands revealed to man.
kind.
The Opposition Adopted this castaway
; principle when they voted for the Crittenden
: Amendment, and, now, a large majority are
! In favor of it's operation. The assertion
that the institutions of Territory shall be
decided by a fair vote of majority of its
scitizens when they come to form a Terrific
, rial government and that when it applies
! for admission as a State it shall be admitted
| with or without slavery, as its people may
7 choose-is cardinal principle of the Oppo-
sition party. The Democratic party of the
/ North profess the same belief, but their
] Charleston Convention will be controlled by
I the ultraists of the South, and a platform
! will be adopted there, declaring, with Mr..
j Buchanan, that slavery goes into the Terri
: tories by virtue of the Constitution, in spite
of the people most interested, or any other
!, human power. Thus will the Democratic
party formally renounce and spit upon this
| principle, by the aid of which they gained
"a renewal of power in 1856.
We notice with pleasure that the Dear
!, born County Republican Convention has
a endorsed this principle. Here is the reso-
; luton by which this is done.
{ ResotUed, That we recognize the doc
{ trine of &" Popular Sovereignty" and here
{ deny that S. A. Douglas has any patent for
its discovery; but that the principle is as
old as our government, and that the Repub-
i lican party now, as ever, is ready to stand
/ by it. "
Let the Opposition Republicans included)
! continue in the conservative way Inaugural
/ ted in the Crittenden Amendment, and here
distinctly reiterated, and victory in 1860 is
sure
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-31

HYDRoPHoBIA FROM A HOG BITE.-James
Murphy, an Irish laborer, residing in the
lower part of Louisville, the day before
Christmas, in attempting to extract bone
out of hogs throat, was slightly bitten by
the animal. In less than a week he was
attacked with symptoms of hydrophobia,
which lasted until Thursday, when he got
better but on yesterday, he was again at
tackled, and soon died in horrible agony.
He had been married but a short time, and
was in destitute circu mstances.-DemOcrdt,
Tth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-31

A SUGGEsTIoN.-A correspondent of the
National {rateILigencer, makes the following
suggestion
In view of the existing eventful and
alarming crisis which is convulsing the
whole fabric of society, social, political and
religious, and imperiling the integrity of
the Union, is it not a moment suggestive of
the expediency of invoking the ex-Presi-
dents of the United States now living to
meet together in counsel and prepare an adj
dress to their country, in such manner as
may seem most to them to serve the great
end of quoting sectional strife, restoring a
brotherhood of good feeling, and making
frmer the deep foundations of our invalua-
BILE Union2
There are but four ex-Presideats living
Martin Van Buren,, John Tyler, Willard Fill
more, and Franklin Pierce