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N ANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

i'o'' toW RESIORED.
UST Published, in n Sealed EnyeIope
- on the nature, treatment and radica
cure Oh spermasoyrhoea, or seminal weakness,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and inducing I'm
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ny Rob. j. Cnlverwell, NJ. ~, Author of The
Green Book, &c"
The world renowned author, in this admira
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Sent under seal to any address, post paid,
On .ns receipt o' two postage stamps, by adj
dressing DR.. CB. J. q. KLINE, Nj d. $50
hrst Avenue, New York, Post Box 1885.
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Cxookery Ware.

GLASS and Earthrrn Ware, a we'll as
~ sorted Stock al iu~ hgurs.
;OS. M. GAYLE T. co.
C~mdsn, Now te,-~H
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!! + I'L uhNn. Drs,rEYs,IA.
-. h.~ i-.a.tau H.;r,-.
Ii ,ou have !il>"."uu.
,-v Bio, 'uuna,u Bitter.
Il yea u..." "lD"i,.-~ q .hs HHAD
i,r r'c &C. umbIan Biticrs
IL yea nave DtPEEs~ED ~PIHIrS,
Use the Columbian Bitt.rs
II you have PILES.
Use The Columbian Bittcr-
If you have no APPFTIrs,
Use the Columbian Bitters.
u you have PAIN IN SIDE and BACK,
Us" the Columbian Bitter.
If you have SICK STOMACH
Use the Columbian Bitters
II you have JAUHDECE.
Use the Columbian Bitters.
II your LIVER Is DIsEAskn,
Use the Columbian Bitter,
lf yon are suffice, ia CosTIvENRss,
Use the Columbian Bitters,
Sold at FIFTY CENTS Bottle by
Merchants generally, aHd ky
HAVILhND, STEVENSON e. Co.
Druggist, Charleston, =. C..
ASSELTINE g. MASSEY,
Agents for Lancaster.
April 20, IS59.-IO-Iy.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

Enclose the amount OfmOncy 10 our nd.
dress Tor what YOU wish TO purchase name
the Lottery IN winch YOU wish il invested
and whether you wish WhulcS, Halves.
Quarters, or Eighth on receipt Of whc h,
we send what il ordered, by first mail. to
gether with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing. n Printed
Drawing, Certified 10 by the Commissioner,
will be sent, with an Explanation
~" Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office
County and State,
tH- All prizes of 81 900 aud under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-other prizes
at the usual time of forty DAYS.
10y" Wood. Eddy g. Co.'S Lotteries ar,.
drawn at Augusta, Georgia, and Whining.
ton, Delaware.
Address Orders for Tickets or Ccr,ii.
Gates to
WOOD, EDDY & co, Augusta, Ga.
or WOOD. EDDY & CO. Atlanta. Ga
or WOOD, EDDY Il CO, Wilmington.
Delaware.
~ Circulars containing Schemes for
the month will bc sent, free of expense, by
addressing rs above
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FEVER AND CUE

IL. :f,t.s rA r.,NnA:n: .I..,"'", "h'., "Ac- i,
scIcuu".s 4rsr the ,H u ma .c ir'.r; h,'n -
Il s'.>IN 30 short 'iirc ~ I.'. ,wi rcuvl hS
him Iu sicily aud mentally u,cl"s- can l" de-. ,:,d
srl Irire from the nOdy ly the use nr IioSIETrEWS
RENOWNED ElGTERS. rur;hr-. any "f ihc u. eve
stated dScasos not be contracted ~heu exposed -
any ordinary conditions producing ih'n II the Tittcu
used per directions. And ~ II Meter Greats,
nausea r":'cii, tl,' Iatar, and rendering ui,.'"s
snry U,y rh.nsc e.; diH interruption to uru,l Tgr.
suits. hut Iro"tc' sound sleep ad healthy ,I,-',"n,
the cou.rla,nt i. ru, rc,oycI speedily a, ia coz
rs:,ut ~j'h nc .r,sU~;i'n Of Thorough at logIra
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WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs did on the
w 2lst day of March, 1854, filed their
Dac larations against the Defendant, who
(ns IL is said) is absent from and without
the limits OF this State, and has neither wife
nor Attorney known within the Frmc, upon
whom copy Of the said Declarations might
be served. 1t is therefore ordered, that the
said DeIerdan do appear and plead to tie
said Designations on or before the 22nd dav
Of March which will be in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
otherwise hnnl aud absolute jmd .!mcnt will
then be given and awarded against him.
Office Court Common Pleas. Lancaster
District, 2Isi day Of March 1859.
J. a. STEWblAN, Clerk.
March 2a, 1869 e-Iy,
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has won for itself such Isnown Tor tho cure Cf
every variety OF Throat aud Lung Compliant, that
1t is entirely unnecessary for Us - :"count the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ploycd. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not d. more than
assure the people its quality is kept NJ thc best
it ever has been, and that it m,y he rolled on 10
do for their relief all il has been found TO do
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For Persons in advanced years


Who are suffering trnm cmfcchtch Constitution AId
live ot strength AID Nigor, aud needs only u e tried
u L. appreciated And to = mother while nursing,
these Bittcrs ind spcuS,l-, especially where The
mothers n"urishmcut u inadequate 10 the demands
Of the child consequently hcr strength must yield,
anil here "a where gooi tonic, such IIosrtters
Stomach Rit,cr' is uceci u mrau temporary strength
aid NiEur TO the system. Ladies should by all means
try this remedy fr all pf dcty. and tcfOrc 80
doing, ask your Ihy ysician Who. II he IS acquainted
With tie virtues OF the Bittcrs, Will recommend theI
use in all cases Of wc,kaes.
Cal iTi0N.-We caution the public against
Vsing any Of the many limitations or coun.
t,rfcits, but ask for HoSrETrERs CLLlBRArEp
STOMACH BirrrRs. aud ace that each bottle
has the words DR.. j liostettcr's Stomach
Bl;tcrs" blown on the side Of the bottle and
stamped on the metallic cap covering tho
cork. and observe that our autograph sigma.
ture is on the label.
IL Prepared and sold BY H0STETTER L
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold BY all
Druggists, groeers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America aud Germany.
sec VII a. M z AD.
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Wholesale Agents.
For salr by Hu4scltiur ~ Currton, Ian
caster {. H., and 'Ihos, K. Msgill, Cure,on'
Store. \. e.
Juiv I3, 1859. 22-Iv.
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BIs nks! BIanks!!

A SUP. Li .. 'anks on hand at the
Ledger O6ce, that will os sold exclusively
Tor cash. Persons will oblige us BY not
skiing FOR them on an, ,thsr terms.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

ron TIE CURE or
Costircnes,, JGtOi9icC, Dyspepsia, ElH;yc,:;0,i,
Dyse'neJy, Foul .Stomaeh, Ery,ipciaJ. UcdGIc!c,
Pites, Rheumatisna, Eruptions and SIi,, Disod,e,,
Lircr Complaint. Dropsy, letter, Ti0mor, and
Sat Rheon. Worms GoR, Nca -Gkyia, az a
Dinner Pin, and for Purijyhs9 the Biood.
They are sugar-coatcd. so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best apcrtcnt in the world for all the purposes Of
family phySc.
PrioO 25 cents pcr RoE; Five boro, for S1oo.
Great numbers Of Ccrgymcn Physicians, St,tcS-
men, and cnincut UrT,onaCCs. have lent their
names 20 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcsc
remedies, hut our space here wai not permit the
niSh gratis Onr AMERICAN ALNNSNC in which they
are given with also fun descriptions of the above
complaints. aud the treatment that should be FOL
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of bv unprinciplcl dealcrl with
other preparations they make more rrnft on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have iI.
All our remedies are for sale by
AGENTS
tIASSkLTlNE d. MASSEY, Lancaster.
J J. Nick AIN. Cnmdcn. = G.
FISHER & iIEINrrSlI. Columbia, s. C..
At Wholesale by,
llANILAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
Charleston. =. e..
HAVILAND g. CIIICHERTA. y 60.
Augusta, Ga.
Feb |, 1860. Silly.
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

.: Wood, Eddy & Co.'S, Single Number
Lotteries will take place in public as fol
lows
Class 63 Draws on Saturday, Mar 10, 1860
Clas, 81 Draws on Saturday, Mar. II, 1860
Class 90 Draws on Saturday, Mar -, 1860
C'ass 6G Draws on Saturday Mar 81, 1860
Class 81 Draws "n Saturday, hrl. :. 1860
Class GS Draws Oh Saturday, Ap'L IL, 1860
Class 90 Draws on ;'atudny, ApI. -. 1860
Class 10 Draws un SatureIy. ADJ, 20. 1860
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N OVEL S CHE M e
Policy Plan Lottery!

by Hi, Srhrmc.
Purchaser, can select their own Nu,uLrrs
md pay nny amount Tor a Ticket lhvy
may d, sire .
Extra ctttSs 2, dratrs Oct 3, SO
And "n every succeeding day (Snndny es.
erPted,) a, "clock, l.. NJ
t3- la this Svhen,r, there Rrr T5 Sum.
brrs placed in the Whe.l-frum | np to IS
and twelve of these Numbers are drawn
from the Wheel. II person selects onJ
Number out of the u.s. aud that Number il
among the Numbers drawn, he gets five
times the amount invested. If two select.
ea Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty
Tor one II three selected Mum hers are
drawn, he gets two huudrci for o..
Il Tour selected Numbers are d,,wu,
he gets Thousand for one; If Gv.
selected Nunbcrs are drawn, tiv. Thousand
lnr one, II six selected nunb~rs are drawn
MI cen thousand To one. Remember, il two
~ more, selected numbers ars tax en-. and
all of tHosc numbers so selected are not
drawn "mohg the Twelve Drawn Nuruhers.
The Ticket is Blank
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PRATT, OAKLEY & co.

PRATT, OAKLEY & GO.
PRATT, OAKLEY ~ 90.
PI ATT, OAKLEY X GO.
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OUR
Havannah Plan Lotteries

Drdw tonr(i )hmeS month!
""d are the most liberal of any Schemea
ever offered For particulars address.
w. L. DAWSON, a. CO, Managers.
Macon, and Savannah, Ga
Oct. 26, 1859. 37lf
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U0usa of REPRESENTATIVES.,

flr. REYNOLDS, in accordance with previous
notice, called up the Senate bill to carry out
the recommendations Of the President, in
his special message, relative to the recently
captured Africans.
The Committee on the Judiciary report
ed two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES increasing the
amount for their support, for one year, from
500 to $3.50; and the other increasing the
aggregate amount in the bill S250,O00. The
bill was passed as amended by the committee.
Mr.. Curry moved to amend the titlc OF the
bill 50 as IL read Ito take Liberia under pro-
lection and attach the Colonization Society
to the United States Government"
Mr.. Pryor denied tina! Congress possessed
ANY power to prohibit the slave trade, cX-
ccpt as Il regulation Of Commerce between
the United States and foreign nations. rs
between the coast Of Africa and Cuba II
possessed no such power. lnreply 10 q qucs-
ton as to what course he proposed Tor the
captured negroes, he said he would have
them reduced 10 apprenticeship. lie did
not desire Il monopoly Of them for the South.
Let them 90 to the North. He did not doubt
that they woald be received with open arms
in the region that welcomed with such joy
TIC iu9tilNt HluN'. 1888
Mr.. NIilson declared that before 1908,
Congress though unable To prohibit the s ave
trade between the United States and Africa,
vet did prohibit it on American vessels he
tween Africa aud Foreign countries.
IN Interesting discussion between M1SSrs.
Millson Lcslkc, Smith, Of Va, and others
followed.
The previous question was called upon
the amendment Of Mr.. Curry.
Dir. Sherman sand that if the House would
permit the passage oi !; resolution, request
ing the Senate to return House resolution,
relative to an adjournment Of Congress On
the 18th Of June, further debate would be
permitted. Objection was made, amd Mr..
Cnrry'S amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Sherman then sought II Introduce the
resolution ~ Il question o! privilege, but the
chair decided it to be out 81 order.
The House then took up the report Of the
Committee on Elections, declaring that Mr..
Barrett was not, and Mr.. Blair was entitled
10 seat in the House as Representative
from the Ist District Of Missouri
Mr.. Dawes advocated the report OF the
Committee, and Mr.. Gilmcr opposed ii, and
the House at ) O'clock adjourned.
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Enrh;gp Items.

. 1,nrnol DIES Debats says: every one
d Iae ~ 70 DENY that an European contla
s .,..''';s nossible, and yet it cannot he con-
! .:'"5n th,t every one fears it. Europe has
*1 e. fonnd herself in such a singular posi-
{ :y3!! ;r are five or six Powers which
Jill - whether they ought to act with a
;.H =. n war or to peace, to vote railroads or
.'-'II r,sl journals still note very large
t| ,,;,n Ut the number leaving Cork,
1.--,',,n:n.r SAYS: Each week sees the
1 .. ' ..n~a ~ m average of COO persons, the
majority Of whom are young men and
-..4 ''' In+w@rn % ana 80 years of age"
. ,..;.. in Japan are upon somewhat un-
.':,.torv footing. says Il letter from Hong
. ~, Jared March 20, and some alarm pre-
~ y: ,mong the foreign residents. Notwlth-
.'. -rn.r the progress that has been made
~'..I 9micablc intercourse, q strong under
.1, ,nt # hostility is constantly running,
,.5" every ligtle while is felt upon the sur
.o." 4 Kanasawu, two Dutch captains
,,,ra,y bccn murdered in most cruel
n.4DaF hoo .,hn,;4.,d
n pytrI1fNtN'Iih Use Hh9 DSNh S"DiiittEu
5,,, tribunal Of Lyons. \ cobler, a
..- AMI Il small tralcsman, pleaded each
1.: .... r9,a other to be declared sole owner
~. ,,a. they al! described as the most mar
r'g. discovery. namely, the placing of a
, '..', IN the heel Of boot, with pipes run
I'M. I'M, from it beneath the sole 50 rs to heat
lar a.lyicc> report Il drought in the West
Ill. Islands. At St. Martins water was
...9rne that Il police force had to be placed
or the fountains.
The licensing Of wine shops i'll England
&. made necessary hy the late treaty with
r..n.a, |. i believed the introduction OF
..aa wines will make great change in the
r..smot.on OF wine and beer in all Eng
.rl and especially in London.
4 Ga~jhaiti is successful in the Island
g.: Sicily. without doubt the Continental por-
IN Of the Kingdom will also be liberated;
M thus between nine and ten millions OF
ru.r2as will be on the road 30 better govern
~aat. The kingdom of the Two Sicilies-
=. re- commonly known rs the Kingdom of
y.o!es-iS nearly rs large in the area as the
nate Of New York, and contains nearly
..,.se as many inhabitants.
The owners Of the Great Eastern steam
hin have announced her positive departure
-n ,,authamuton to New York on the 9th
,ne, under the command OF Capt. J. Vine
HAIL. She only takes L limited number Of
r,e.a%S passengers at r225, each adult,
B, pound rated ut Sl.S0. Return tick
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LOCAL IT E MS.

ToTE on TIE AMENDMENT TO THE CITY
CuARTER.-Y esterday Il vote was taken on
the adoption or rejection of the amendment
to the 10th section of the city charter, pass
ed by the late General Assembly, to de-
termine whether q Gauger of Casks and
Inspector of Domestic Spirits, Inspectors
and Measurers of Wood and Bark and Lum-
Der, a Superintendent of Police, Coliec-
tors Of Taxes, Attorney for the Corpora
ton, Assessors, Clerk Of the Market, Audi
tor of Public Accounts, City Surveyor, Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department, and Su-
perintendent of the Gas Works, or any one,
and which of said officers shall be elected by
the people; or whether they, or any, and
which Of them, shall be elected by the City
Council.
The vote was very small one, and no in
terest was manifested. The amendment
was however rejected by a decided majority,
and the election will therefore be made as
hcretolore, by the people. In many of the
wards the polls were not open until late
hour--in the Fourth Ward not untll the at
tcrnUon. The vote is as follows:
nSt mn
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SRI PIT.
EY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Details of the Great Tornado.

CnICAGo. June 5.-The tornado was first
noticed between Marion and Cedar Rapids,
LYNN county. Iowa. Its course was from
the northwest to the southeast going IN three
separate currents, and crossing the track OF
the Chicago railroad several times. AT LIS
bon the depot buildings and all the ware
houses were entirely demolished. \ train
Of ten freight cars, heavily loaded, were lifted
bodily from the track and dashed to pieces.
Before the tornado reached Lisbon, 1t had
killed Ii persons. One current passed north
through MechanicsyilIc, demolshins every
thing in its course, and killing 10 persons.
Another current passed over Union Grove,
killing in that vicinity Il persons. 1t then
passed to the railroad near De Witt, killing
27 persons, sixteen Of whom belonged TO the
family of Thos. Hatfield. 1t then passed
south to Romersal and Lowmoor, demolish-
ing the house Of David Willard, killing him,
and a portion Of his family. 1t then struck
the town OF Camanche on the Mississippi, at
which point the loss of life was much greater
than reported. Not less than 90 persons
were killed at this place alone, and l25 we're
wounded, some fatally.
Ten persons were also missing.
At this place large timber raft was lying
in the river, having on board crew OF "A
men and > women. Twenty-onc men and the
two women were lost.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The tornado travelled distance Of ninety
miles in Iowa, and 70 in Illinois. The loss
of life is supposed to be at.least 100 persons.
Yesterday two trains ran every hour to the
scene of the disaster, for the relief OF the sui
lcrcrs.
LOUISVILLE, jane 1.-The tornado here
was violent, but brief, doing much damage
here and along the line of the Lebanon
branch of the louisville and Nashville Rail
road and destroying buildings, fences,
orchards, forests, and the crops OF wheat
aud corn in Bullitt and Marion Counties.
ST.. LOUIS, June 4.--The storm OF Satur-
day night was very severe AZ Alton, ILL.,,
where the total loss will exceed SlOO,Ooo.
The German Catholic Church is !; complete
wreck. The Democrat Office * much dam
aged. The Episcopai Church lost its stcepIe,
and is otherwise badly wrecked. The stee-
pie of the Methodist Church fell through
the roof, doing great damage. Much dam
are was also done by the hail. There were
many narrow escapes hut no lives lost.
Northwestern Missouri also suffered ex-
tenslvely.
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CONGRESS-.
Ssnata Tuesday lima

Senate, Tuesday, June 5.
After the transaction Of some routine bu-
sincSs of no general interest, the Houmas
Land Grant Bill was taken up, discussed
awhile, and postponed.
The bill for the admission of Kansas being
taken up,
Messrs. Green, of No, and Wigfall, Of
Texas, opposed the bill.
Mr.. Hunter moved to take up the Army
Appropriation bill.
Messrs Trunbull, Fessenden, and Seward
hoped that the Senate would proceed with
the Kansas bill until a vote was taken.
The motion of Mr.. Hunter was agreed to
yeas, SO; nays, Gland the Army bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Iyerson offered an amendment to pro-
vide for paying to the State of Virginia and
other States, interest on money advanced to
the government during the war of Isle
After lengthy debate the amendment was
lost--ycis, p: nays, %.
Other amendments were proposed and dis
cuSscd and At late hour the Senate ad-
jOurncd.
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Row Inc Douglas Hen Feel.

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4 ''' D', COS '"s1''' ,',,;''h annoo,,ns
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ftI','7,'' s'''N,': =, U'' '.,>'oti' ana
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:" o''',''''A'' '',%, 't;rs ~ Chnr,ns
tnace SocS press 'nc,' s'''''''iVn'1 "a az knj
Ton. no 'or'nEr N,'tt' ''"'t 10 ',,'s,u
Tue '"'l'c ii''''''G' NV - Wv oji;as
night on account Vi 'i!r 'l'Ss','SS n a Sol ~ t
{" me IRE cIetS' anu upon t''' t"pI
''i'>o",.''' t''s,0 I'". Io.., tr, tho
"0H'I HISS ~ N'''''Ir' lU''. .'~
'i"rGs. f'''i NC '.'''''S''!' i ">-'I" 80 80
lost SiSnt % S"'' "r'e'''''S 'nl NvvY' ,'','
10 utter 1l,l",39'', fe,"'hs ''''ie.; .'s'o "a
"''e> u :''I lo't''" Wv, '''''',, lnn,"n
a'c'"'ii"'CIt ZIG "el',,"',@ t'''i r,'. I,,t
10 't'V |','"i.'''' :, ~ 49, ,I,;ar =
S''''o" u "',S S''1, ''' S!o,'"''s ~'t'' ,1;
was ooi} ny III" ''F'''Sl "i'tv"'' Va I'I'l''
ncht '>VaI!eFi men 'n"' '>o'''''" Ht'' 'iN
conid get the t'o$f cAa''oe - o''''e' h'y''
Southern men, who refused seq T., to 90 w''Il '"e
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Indian Outragos.

Sr. Louis, JUNE "A correspondent OF tue
Republican, at Mcsilla, Arizona, reports In
dian outraecs in various parts of the terrific
~. \ team Of twenty-lour mules, with su
gar from Sonora, was attacked BY the Apach
es near the Hanover Copper Mines and cap
turcd. Five persons were killed. All the
mules at Ewei ami Dragons Springs sta
tion2. on the overland mail route, have beer
stolen. and the route being without protec
ton. is liable to be Interrupted. Fort Fill
more is it, only reliance, aud that Is said t
be carrisoned by ten sick men. Command
ing officer Whistler had been applied TO tol
ratons for volunteers who had gone out bui
had refused them.
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Tornado in North Carolina.

WuaxGroS, June 5.-A terrible gale
passed over this place this morning. Its
course was from S. L. to \. ". Several
houses were unroofod, fences and chimneys
were prostrated and the river steamers and
sailing vessels were damaged. Fortunately
no lives were lost.
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Fire in Detroit.

Dsreolr, June 4.--lsichardson' match
factory with the machinery and fixtures.
was totally destroyed by fire last night
Loss So 900, which is insured $1,000. The
establishment employed one hundred and
forty hands.
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Majority against the amendment l67

WAsmSCroN ITEMS The Municipal Flee
ton in Washington, on Monday, was very
closely contested, and resulted in the re-
election Of Col james C. Berrct to the
Mavoralty. lie was the regular noml-
nee Of the Democratic party, and was OPP
posed by Dr.. William X. Magrnder, late
Mayor. and Of the same party, and by
RICHARD Wallach esq, who was support
cd as an Independent candidate. The par
" which was successful III choosing the
Mayor, also elected six out OF the seven Al
dermen, and twelve out Of the twenty-one
members Of the Board Of Common Council.
The vote for Mayor WAS as follows: Berret,
3,.t3l: WalIach, 3,4l0: Magruder, lG7.
\ man named James Bishop, charged by
John i. Carter, police officer, with swearing
falsely concerning the bringing by the latter
Of il number OF Baltimore ''rougis" to
Washington on the cars was on Monday
committed tn jail by Justice Dom. The
said Bishop made affidavit 10 the fact before
Justice fioIiingshcad. Officer Carter sub
se4uontly appeared before Justice Donn and
made oath to statement Of Il directly OPP
postc character.
The Star oil yesterday afternoon says that
Mr. WalIach will ut once contest the Flee.
tion before the Circuit Court, with proof
Of large number of fraudulent votes cast
against him, and good votes in his favor re-
,Iectcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-06
Railroad Accident.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 1.-The cast
ward bound train OH the East Tennessee
Railroad, ran off the track last night, seven
miles east of Knoxville. Donald GRANT,
the engineer, and Woody, the fireman, were
killed.