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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
Pure Italian Bees.
Pure ltnfan bees.
OCULAR DEMONSTRATION THE BEST PROOF.
CHALLENGE TO MIR. S. B. PARSONS.
IAJTION-ITAIIAN REFS

CHALLENGE TO MIR. s. b. PARSONS.
CAUIIOS-ITALIAN BEES.
er orn reliable auihotyfea those who knew OF their
,,,tsio rom 1ernsny and those in this country who
s thsat spurious race ol VA, Iee Is osen @ ,
red should much regret the general diffusion OF false one
sT favor upon me BY demanding bill OF sale from me-
s spurious breed is from sIdsry IN Germany wei kpon 70
Isy ~ 1ssre Re,e 100 10 other race Is fonnd
those with further information win please sPPy iS, cir
olsI . n. fAhSoNo'
FiOskins, L l.
In sfe above appeared in The American
AscutoT.i and having the utmost confidence IN the
aoubt nom tle .ands Of the public which be has in this
'OHssie ras1sT sITs x pI}91;lgs CHALLENGE
Mr. B. PARSONS 10 place hi. best specosns OF Italian bees
ofce o. The American Agdc1nrist 10 iSs atei On
ssp original imported Queens which have brought from Pl-
sphs for this especial purpose And hereby authorize Ar
T for In public good IN which, bnt for the following
tol his May circular Queens wi De furnished eIcep, 70
Nv Sse, beta e spnns Of iss2s-hs might have been
aoaght 10 feel such deep snd unseinsn @
- e. o. i"'sea' a" " H' ''' P. j. MAHAN.
s-I ,n soon be in receipt Of such evidence rom the
ks.st HuAsfty IN Eurcpe aud which will immediately lay
psoEc vii forever quiet tbs didnteresee amateur m
"a Which asrsny shall satisfy II. public Of me pony
without the aid ofthst pant Of Nj Persons crcVsf "nich
dsetUsIy cdntroyerts all that Precedes H. r. :. m
a spiritnaiism - BrookJyn Mr. OSTRANDER, trance,
adom lecture ., Gi9ton H corner q S SiniSo % Aa ~
s,qnsite before O'clock spIitlst. and all others NOT
x.d Of Truth invited 10 hear this gifted speaker seas
b.
The Writings OF
EMANUEL SWEDENBORG,
And Collateral New Church Works,
FOE SALE
Room No. % Cooper Institute, NewYork.
A. M Quimby e. Son.
! LIGHTNING RODS,
No. ll9 Nssssu-st.,
kew-Yofk
Ice Pifchers Ice Pitchers Ice Pitchers!
he place get them Of superior w1rAinasnP Hs newsss
pse. and prices retail wholesale s 70. ana
bsring alp, at boS1o -----~- ~
New Irving House, Broadway and IzthsL, ens.es ne
seond door on lHhTt.-JOHN L. TUCKER, formenJ y VIC
opt House Boston having become the proprietor o. tn'
sse respectfully informs his friends and the Paeae nss h
d 70 conduct upon the E1IopeAn plan ana nVpv'
hsoksse
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1860.
SIXTH EDITION NOW READY.

PRESIDENT, POPULAR VOTE FOR BY STATJs.
RETURNS OF ELECTIONS In ell the States holding Cen
esa Ee during 1e year 1889 caIesoy compiled essy
dor THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC, and compared with former
elections for convenies. reference.
Price lpossge prep d single oSpes 10 cents, American
coin; Il copies, 81; 100 copies, ga
If sent by express, 81 per 100; Is cepiss for 81
Also years 1850 1885, 1856 1857 lsss and nt9 price
gi3 cents each
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THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.-The FUN History Of the
Lennon Slave Case origin final decision in the
Appeals containing the opinion Of Judge Paine bi
whom the oa.e first heard the opiz;on of the Srpnne
Court thponts and arguments Of Charles OConor, Vivian
NJ Evas Joseph Blslt in the Court Of Appeals and the
o,ons Of judges DEMO- Wright and Cske Price per copy,
2S cents ,per 100 S1. If by mail, cents liz sdtiOn
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rar, cnMPENnIIIN OF

HELPERS INTENDING CRISISsOF THE S0r1E.
Price per copy sis per 100 seo per cco sent
10y mail sseht cent. n Is required to prepay postage
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That Great Lecture.
The Rex VIM. Ii MILbURN viii deliver his great lecture
a 1hT ,yr AND CHARACTER OF AARON BURR,

LIE AND CHARACTER OF AARON BURR,
At th- Cooper Institute. IN uGSDAY ENkhlNG, May ~
IT, Nes this lecure I sted
piti akad ability the lecrEe delivered s,t trils
esquse power Ills analysis Of tie character Of the man
and enclsnt overwhelming IN It's exhio1ten OF
y eoIt@ mated oy right mind with any other feelings than
o Of sorTence Some passages in the lecture OF
nanfy and received by the audience with the
re,i of epplsus= 1he whole discourse
ss ttie 10 produce permanent impression for upon the
rno, vl those who aud II 10 ~ hoped 1t may he
again here but In other places that
A. gres incueaes be Impressed upon the
ra o. the young character Of bun, d-need
y tbs master hs,d held up TO warn and instruct"
AZ the Of the lecture without additional charge, Ire
"eAD' The COURT OF DEATH
,ll be eshihited explained .
FOI HUNDRED TICKETS win be furnished TO Schools ss
III pce il applied for by the Teacher at the ohce OF the
Cooper iustitEte u o
Tkes admitting to the whole rs cents To commence at
fnsnce to the hall would be greatly facilitated By pueh
n tick ckets al the bookstores.
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fost an0 foun0.

T OST or STOLEN-One Second Bond, No.
~ s66 of the TERRE HAUTE and ALTON RAILROAD.
Persons cautioned against buying said Bond suitable
REWARD will be paid for its delivery to Messrs CORNELk
BROTHERS 4 Co., No. ~ Courtlsndt-st
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p.~n,,rrc ., Privnte sale.-A Rare Chance for

Furniture Private Saie.--A Rare finance Tor
rs.Ihe urnture oi several private Aniss
ed ioI sale embracing large quantity of
goods of every conceivable description IN use viii be
Al during the present week Ia the
are Inc Hose Suites aute and Pier Mirrors
Velvet and other Carpets brorzes China Vases and he decor
r,ss sud m assortment PaIlor Furniture. Also Dining
nom Suites oak and covered in Alse Cookery Cutlery
Cot glass Linen Also complete assortment Of Rose
yeod snn Mshogany and ensmeled Chamber Suites Also
bar Matsrasses and Beddng IL short every article
10 gena housesoeper Purchasers VIII here be sure
tnd they aud ess price and less trouble than
Koug and have them sent home Tree oi charge
al before purchasing No Is Clinton place hew doors West
broadway. Door open rom b. IN TO p L.
The Committee on Public Health, Board OF Alder
M will ueet ON MONDAY the 4th dst Of JEne IN room No
CIV Hall at M to take into consideration the removal OF
heap loot Of 3oths r. H. and az 0heT business
' ~ TERRENCE FARLEY,
MICHAEL TUJMEG,
GEORGE STARR,
CamuIittee Public Health.
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CAMP AIGN DOCUME NTs

LINCOLNS AND DOUGLASS SPEECHES.
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY VS.. RE
PUBLCANISM. One volume royal octave 2S8 pages. The
Speechesf MesEs DouGLs ard LINCOLN In the great sno
Campaign of lsse together with the Speeches made by Mr.
LINCOLN In OH. in 1889 haveheen collected end published
in single volume In paper stitched, IS cents oops
$50 per 100 copies tyns, 10 cents each must be ee..
to preTey postage.
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THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. By John boy Of Lavernce
pee 2s cents eac postage prepaid IL sent BY eIPaos SlS
per 100
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Hlusiral Boxes.
Wants.


AN American Girl wants situation as CHAM
"A BERMAID and to make hersef generally useful Apply
door to the Columbian Planning Mil in Sedgwick st. BROOK
lyn
A SITUATION wanted by respectable young
IN Girl todo COOKING and has objections to Washing
nod Ironing and u good Baker Best Of city reference given
Inquire a 30 lsS East l7ths..
WANTEp-A situation, by respectable young
w GIRL assistant Waiter and Chambernsid or for Wait.
Eng and Can be seen for two days at No. l' East
WAN1ED-By Clean Industrious, and hard
w wosieg Woman Si,sston in privste family in city
cGok % cos. S .ss ssss sd
IrOner i'vey willing ea oefgng Apply at 4os Boome-st
WANrED-Bya neat Girl aged ls "a Situation as
w CBAMBERMAlD and WAITER, or CHAMBERMAID
and ~ has nc eSn to . lazy sSs s
deI,tsnd. Wsting 90 nsSls Ely OF cooHy wages % w.
XNANTED-Ry a neat, tidy Gill, with tive
len, .ber and ronsr dom changes her situation Can at
No. 28e West Ssst, between sth aud loth-sEs
wv NTED, by most experienced widow
W Woman With her daughter SITUATIONS in one f,xly
good e the 81 l. 70 years Of age and sIpeeiis no
sn ST ssI on can .S5e. S na %
RESPECTABLE and STEADY young Mar
"A wishes a PERMANENT SITUATION in some Ware
hous store mot afraid to work Good reference given
A BUNDANCE of good SERVANT now ready
capable civa aeve 1t the largest Isutu,e and Hone
dasssd BY AnsHsan Lady, No lie lltbs, Of6shsv
DROFESSIONAL or MERCANTILE EN-
T wASTEp EISsis S YR4 W. as ,Sa
iay. Address SHORT HAND, Boz No. 1oo PostOhce ny
WANTED-A LADY TEACHER for class
Of Yoeg t:ss IN the soty She must 1 be asshhed 70
tssehns and ss.sctoy refersesss ss 70 csPaosy &c "a
sry win be gwen. Adare" A. b. C.. Tribune Once.
,YxyANTED-Good SOLICITING AGENTS. to
Wv introiaoeTaE LEISURE HOUR. large and excellent
Monthly Msnns for the people into several unescatied
eOans. II fsa and ssTs
offered Address PU UBLIsHERs OF LEISURE H0uR,
sostOn, Mass
NYNTANTLD-Situations for an industrious and
w hard worktg German and bis AYe-the FARM
Err and GAR DENR; undsrssnds tie treatment and manage
IeTs q eHs; .S| cattle s ~ the soas D
exceLa,t lsa,es both Gy and oblgins Apply
no. 405 Brooae-d
VNJANTED-AsA ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND-
w EET Of adsily Mission School in this city American
GFNTLEMAN, sm Is N IS yt1s OF se who mus possess
sctiop OF finn but temperaatnt musical ability
powers oonmsa1 good health ands membership in Evan
Of ssIary epessl &c, MISSION WORK, Box No. 1906
| w ANTED-A BOY, alssut Is years of age, 20
w make nxf useful in downtown stor and Office. Ap
ply to JOHN MATTHEWS, No !aLlrtsy., cor e6thst.
HVANTED-A quick, intelligent, honest, orderly
w BOY ntol5 years old whe reside With his psreas
| and neg place of bxsiness CASWELL, MACK& CO.,
Druggists, 3th.av. Hotel
| lIN NANTED-Famies wishing to remove to the
w country which composed Of two gowrqp
% 1y R;a q N Ssf5 a he
ing vbge in te St Of five hours ride from tho
| city. Apply to No 81 Broadway, up stanL
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En11Ios Now RxApl

SIXTH EDITION Now RxADy.
THE CASE OF DR5,D SCOTT Cerdensed into large
compact Pamphlet of 1e4 pages seutty mail possgersid
Onecoyyc25 cents -Four copies 81 Twelve copies sS %
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SEWING NG.MACHINES to LET-An kinds Of
6r lass Machines on hand "a rent and sae Second
hand Machines boushs a ths NEw-YORK BnWIN0 Ma
CHINE EMPORIUM ~ Broadway, cor breeRsk ~ u HeSe
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Jannn and the Japanese.-JAMEs w. GERARD,
" Lecture before the tescher Association on WEDS RS
lai Msy co. at q o'clock the Hall Of the Board Of
autatou Glsd E-sts. Subject. japan and
Teachers rends Of education invited
sttend Admission free
HENRY w. DUNSHEE, President.
George r. WICKEs Secretary.
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Chances for Bnsiness Alen.

A PARTNER WANTED-With $4,000 cash
IA take active part in manufacturing business aread
cstabed to promote of valuable Patents aud
articles in gen. Call for No 176 Frenchs Hotel from
to 10 None bu party with the above requirements
apply
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EgT Of adsily Mission School in this city American
GENTLEMAN hsm Is N IS Of age who must
sound Frl education adapted c inpst syseatze IN
stction of temperamsnt vocal musical ability
powers q oommsni good health and membership in Evan
gelcal church Address Immediately with reference
Of salary expected &C., MISSION WORK, Box No. 1895
spost.Ofre-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

W AD ~ N4~h
Rrh, N tie .iree" states Irga nu,iiief
he Constitution cod lius q Canases. M
ths psssgr Of "pcsscra hhery htis." IN
violation Of tie fugitive slave act. DO we hesr
-ny censure from the Republicans for the
Northern nuliicaton! II Il not, % ,he
other hand. justified. Ii The North can.
s'h IMMUNITY, thus coniravene the plain re-
quiremen,s or obligations Of ,he Consti'u.
zion, has not The south an equal right 20
adopt counlervs'ing legislation, o.. il the
free states violate tho compost, disregard
ono Of tho compromises upon which the
Union was based. DO rot such acts relieve
tho slave states from al obligation TO rsm-in
10 the Confederacyl II one party break the
bond. does II not reisase rhe other from j's
ohligsiicns! We Of the North should be
The last 70 complain Of the south for thrests
Of notification or secession. until we first
remove al just causs q cirFnse. Let The
states which have passed "personsl liberty
bills," or any acts which even 10 spiri; con.
trsvene The fugitive slave law. repeal them.
then there will be no difficulty ii restoring
harmony 20 divided country. and 10 riveiing
the bonds Of union. We should no, profess
merely not 20 infringe upon The Constitution
~ rights Of The states. bur by deeds prove
the sincerity Of the declaration. Let us
either faithfully frli ! the obligations d The
Constitution, o.. II We believe tsere il any.
thing in that instrument which i wrang. e'
us honestly and boldly 90 10 work ADD re
form i IN that regard |! il the raukesl ny,
pocrisy % probes. % obey II. while doing u
in our power % make soma 81 it, provisions
vod -of no effect. |: tho south " wrong
who can ssy tia, the S0rla il wil.oai 81
Tease.
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CT Az the srecisl terra II the Sallvs'
Circuit Gour, last week. ito celebrated ne
ksms Bank csse was tried. Il WA xvi
brought b. some psriies 81 St. Louis nEa!nB
Nessrs- Aiken Of this county. Col. Aike'
and Hon. James Hughes 81 Bloomington
All others. 10 force them 10 redeem styer4
thousa'd dollars Of the Issues Of the Bsnl
Of Tekams. Nebraska. The Jury gave
verdict IN favor Of the defendants. Mr
Moody o. g.. Louis. and Joseph w. Briggs
Esq., Of this place. appeared FOR tho plain
tits, and John r. Usher, and y T. Melon
slj, Esq-.. foT The defendants. An esTor
will DO msds for a new trial. lila honor
Jude Burke, Of the frs, judicial circuit, pre-
sided. lie il . pleasant aud agreeable rem
tIsmsn and dienilsd Jud. e. SulIiysn Dem
0c-af
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AsoTuER DRED ScoTT DEcssIos COMING
a Washington corrcspon dent OF the Bal
moe Sun says:
Ii has teen asked whether the United
States Supreme 9 url will not adjudca,s
the pending Territorial qaestion-.-,hai il. ths
RICH, q the Territorial Legislature TO ex.
clude slavery In The bred Scott case, the
Chef Justice gave his opinion % the effect
that the Territory. as creature OF Congress.
could not do what Congress could not DO.
But q case has arisen which will bring ihst
particular question tirsc,ls before the cout
for decision. /, will Involve the distinct
question II the RICH, O. Territory to exclude
or abolish slavery. Sho1d the Court de-
eide that this Territory cannot rxeroise this
poserin particular csfr. the Territorial
asthsrilies musl be bouGd BY il: and II in
any case the processes Of The Court shcult
b. rssistsd, the Uni,sd States Msrshsl mus.
DO supported 70 arg extent b. lilo Executive
Of The United Slater. Tie case which 70
fer 10 10 10 come from Kansas. Tue Terri
toriai questi,n may perhaps thus be settled
cy the admission Of Kansas. ana BY the *
pecled decision Of ;hs Supreme Court.
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Notice "a Petition l0 sell
kscas E.~i1fr.

State Of Indiana DUBOIS County:
NOTICE n hereby given Inst Henry :
~ q Baker. adm nislrator oi The estate y
A J Baker dsai. has ilcd his petition q
ssll the real estate uf the tecedcn,. hs per
sans being in-UlT len, 70 pay III. debts. sns
that saId petition wIl b. teerd a ,he nax
term ri tie Court 81 mmnn Pleas u ssic
county. u D. EDMONSTON. Clerk
nov Il. 1860 --3H
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Tho Tines Ns-hingion correspondent
snys tbs, in'inaiion hiss tssn received hsf.
ths' ex-Governor Aiken opposes secession
Mr.. Otero. delegate from New Msxirr
has written home, aeyifing biz consiisurn'r
70 connect their destiny wish sh~ III
sta'es should The Union b dissolved
Califosnians ~ Washington declare thr
purpose Of advocating ~ independent Re-
puhiic on the Pacific sidr.
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NlcnMasp Nv I.

NlcHM0ND Nv -s
The official returns rom he STATE, sxr- n
tie eoonlef ot Wyoming and Webster, ii
iicatc the election OF nine Bel and siA
Breckinridsc electors There il rnmor o,
ia the OHIO co1n:y reiurnr
which, i true. will probably give ,hs sut.
TO Brsckinridcr.
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ExrEsHvE vcIiso In looking over our
returns Of The the election in Iowa, ws no
tics that three couniies gave twelve votes
each. Sioux county recorded nine votes FOR
Douglss. two fer Lincoln snd one Tor Bell.
Cherokee county gave Lincoln nine and
Doaglss three. Bsens Vista gsvs Douglas
and. Lincoln elk. In eight counties the
~hols vote amounted "a eO3.
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CLERK or THE HcusE.-Ne have heard
Of TWO csatilstes for ihis posisios-H Hon
INV. Gordon. Speaker 81 the House winter
before last. and Jr Miles 8. Yeiier. editor
OF the Fountain Democrat. Republican
paper al CovingteD, Ind. Both are quail
fed for the posIlion. ard have sisoag claims
on their party .-Esanss.lle Journal
Ii is not much nsc for any democrat
to aspire to any Office in the gill OF the
next Legislature, yet the democratic
members owe il to their party to cast
their votes for some worthy person.
In this view we have heard Mr.. n. u.
Risinger, editor Of the Princeton In
dianian. spoken Of 60 . democratic
candidate for Clerk Of the Honse. The
compliment could not DO more WORTH
" bestowed. Mr.. Risinger ia a young
man Of fine talents. a graduate of Al
leghany College. Pennsylvania, and
dnring the canvass Just closed has
done woman service for the party.
both through the columns Of his %
per; and ia moro than lfiy speeches
in different portions Of the State. We
hope lie may receive tho compliment
Of the full democratic vote.
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-UTCongress began its session last
Monday. Il is anticipated that this
will be . very exciting session, and il
j. feared by many that the Union will
DC broken up before it's close, by the
general secession OF the Cotton States.
II i thought the Presidents Message
will te sent in this week, and that il
Will have . great bearing upou tho &C.
ton OF those States.
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IL Hon. Gale Smith, Of Iniianap-
oils, il talked Of amongst his friend.
Tor Cabinet Office under Lincoln.
The Evansville Journal puts for
ward Judge DeBrnler as a candidate
;or q. 5. Senator. That party could
not elect more suitable man.
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CaAzY WOMAN Esqs. Alexando,
and kcefcr held an examination lssl
Saturday and Monday Of Mrs. Her
zog. Who lives on the New Albany
road, q short distance from town, and
recommended her as suitable person
Tor the Insane Asylum at Iudianapo.
lie.
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In addition there were five votes tor
Gerret Smith.
Lincoln's plurality ovcr Dong 24.S41
Lincoln's majority over all is 6,sl3
AT the October election the total
vote for Governor Was 263,C93. There
were s.l2O moro votes cast at the
Presidential than at the State cleo
ton. Lanes majority over Hendricks
was 1857: i.incoln's over al Gals.
This makes the majority for Lincoln
3.5i4 less than that received by Lane.
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Do There j. considerable amount
due rs or advertising. ~ work, sub
scripticn. &c. Those knowing them
selves indebted will confer favor by
paying Immediately.
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HCommissioner's Curt ia in see
lion this week. The principal busi
mesa appcrtains to roads.
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G-rJamss u. Rsy. clerk fos the Cym
la.s-ionsrs Of the Shaking Fund. and for.
msrly Cashier Of fhs S's,s Bank OF Ind.
ana, publishes "isst notice 10 The public
10 this effect.
Undss the engagements Of the con'rtc.
soss for ihs redemption Of ia outstanding
bank roles " the shove Bank. al Efscsd
SoIss on which the branch issuing il mol
discsrnsbls. will continue 10 be redeemed
~ RENTING TO he undersigned. until the
isst day Of January next and no longer
All other no,ss 90 which the branch 10.
suing can Be Ascertsinsd will sl~sys be 70
deemed on presentation 10 the contractors
q The place where the branch we located.
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1--WE have heard minors Of q
drunken fight In town last Sunday, in
which one man got bit over the head
with chair. These are nice Sunday
exercises.
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1.-THE latest dispatch from Cali,

u Hc IN11St NISPst11 HUH Nati-
fornia, by pony express, says: EIcc-
ton returns not quito complete. Total
vote returned l17.slts Lincoln 3s,-
G4c: Douglas 37.3I9; Breckenridge
33, 357; Bell S,467. The vote ef tic
State cannot exceed lle,500. Lin
coin is conceded from 700 to 1000
plurality.
Fnll returns from Oregon give Lin
coin 3is majority ovsr Breckenridge.
Douglas il third in the race.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

STEwAHDsviLLE, Posey Co. Ind. April %
DR. RssAcK-Sr-I feel it MY duty "a
present you my certificate, to show you ,hs
benefit have received from your medicines,
he Scandinavia Dlocd PilIs snd Blood Pu.
ri6er. Alter being afflicted fcr sons three
years. giving our physicians : trisl, and slso
The medicines Of Dr.. D--,I WAS persus.
ded 70 try your Pills and Purifier, which
did, and they cured mo perfectly.
Yours, truly, d. J. FUCAH.
~ SEQ advertisement.
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ITIiop. Samnel Hall. Of Prince
ton. will be a candidate before the Lee
gisIature for Agent Of State.
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\ : htreha e'sta lhai h- under,igre wiil
prter'd ~Wn County Snrgstfr ~ Ned
nf-dsi, .hr ai'h iay ~ DIAL. 1870, tirsn
'he lnea GOA srhaivisien and ssiaoli,h tAc
corners * scr'ign NJ 7 W TOWNSHIP Na.
'we. south ny n. "a s~rrt !" Dabnia Nh
ladiars. An persvus .enirg snts ecjnln-
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Gov. w;se's OEer.

NoRFoLr. W.. Nov. 90
Gov WISE he's offered his services 10 the
Governor Of South Carolina. II not required
By Virginia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05
From Warsaw. Missouri.

WARSAW, No., Dec. q
Gen, Ffoss's brigade enc mped lsst night
between Calhoun and Belmont. They are
moving very slowly. the men having sore
feet. occssionec by mseLing over rough
rosds. Gen. Parsons passed through Cal
hun yesterday on ssscres missiou 10 the
border. AT l.iest accounts. Montgomery
wss stil eEramped a or near Fort Scott. aud
dehos the world % take hun. II is thought
that be vii probably leave there when be
hears u the approach Of Generals Harnsy
snc Frost. The people ii 81 tho border
counties strongly incorse Governor Stewart
iD sending out troops 10 el,ch montgomery
II HEY csa tnly take him. general day Of
thsnksgiviog will b. held in the Usage
Valley. Two suspicious characters, sup
possi 20 be Mcn'goncry's spies. we're seen
yrs erlsy 10 The northern part Or Henry
county. making tracks in the direction or
Fort Scott. Montgomery men are eli
through the country giving out reports 10
ini-lesd the people. Tie n quent ou'rsgss
Oy Abolition bands is kinding . strong dis
usion feeling.