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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-03

Terre Hau6e
FEMALE C0LLEG E,
TERRE IA Ute IND.
EgvRE F.TLE SBSSF0.v' or THKs
Il Institution win commence on Wednesday,
the 9Th of September next Terre Haute, the site
of the West, and is both accessible and healthy
The College IS located in the South part OF the city,
and Is free from the and hustle Of the town.
The grounds extensive ts12 acres,) and taste
fully 0rnamented The buildings are uew and are
admitted by all visitors to be the
Finest and best Arranged
Of any in this country, East or West They
warmed by aud lighted by gas The apart
for each y0uug ladies consist OF parior
II by Is feet elegantly Furnished, and good sized
bedroom opening out of II, ami the accominoda-
ti0ns need only he seen % be chosen At once, by
such as are seeking good boarding SCHOOL The
Faculty (I2 TO lG Professors and teachers) are an
able and experienced Board. The apparatus for
the Illustration of the Natural Sciences Is album
Escape, equatoriaily monnted in an observatory
just erected Microscope, Magic Lantern, EIectrl-
cal Telegraph, &c, Weekly scientific lectures
are delivered before the stuieu-s The Music de-
partment is prominent feature OF the College,
there being a separate building known as the MusIc
and experienced teachers. The expenses per an
num- for board in he family Of the President, with
all the teaching, tuition any Of the studies of the
regular course, rooms furnished, fuel, light and
washing-S225-
For particulars or a catalogue address Rev. John
Covert, Terre Haute, Ind.
Any person wishing to see Autograph of the
College can do 80 by calling at the Library Rooms
JOHN COVERT, President.
August I4th, I660-1md&w
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Fl. NELSON 4 Co.. Auctioneers.

@NO.M II HE.v"G ron K'OU.v q
- America.-A Toy calculated TO keep the boys
during rainy days quiet at home, and at the same
time to predispose them for useful mechanical EN-
pleyment, is in the shape of Toy TOolchests OF diff
erent sizes, in store and for sale ar the Hardware
Store Of gro. S. SONNTAG & co,
augl7 Main st just below the Branch Bank.
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EDUEE,S hK.N-G9 a. P.4K.No 1T TRR
ID NEW DRUG STORE,
augI 50 Main street.
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gwyWE STEAMBOAT KITE san

Il chet will be sold at the Auction Rooms Of IL
Nelson & Co., on Tuesday, September 4th, at 10
O'Clock, by ORDER OF the underwriters-the boat,
engine, boiler, and all the fixtures, as shesgnow
laws i'll the Wabash river, in from 81 to feet Of
water near Little Rock.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, one-third in
three months, one-third in six months, the purcha-
ser giving note with approved security, bearing
interest from date, payable in Bank.
P. FINK, Agent.
u h In sept1
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= -
q Order for Brick Side walk August %, $50
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council Of the City OF Evansville that the
owners of all lots and parts Of lots fronting
adjoining Locust street both sides thereof, I've
tween Sixth and Seventh street, in said city,
the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they a side walk of class NO
70 be laid down thereon within thirty days FROM
the publication Of this ORDER
P BURKE, Clerk.
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4YO ~ r q e q r o ~ ~ - a ECR.-
X Order Tor Plank Sidewalk August 25, 1880
AND no" It Is hereby ordered and directed by the
common louuell OF the city of Evansville that the
owners OF all lots or parts of lots ting or
ADJOINING tie north west side Of Elm street from
FIRST TO Second street in said CITY cause, the side
walks thereon TO be brought to the proper grade
and that they cause sidewalk of ass No. 2 70
be laid down thereon, within thirty DAYS from
the publication OF thi7 et-er.
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n aud rgck-The subscriber viii sell al public
auction ar the wharf between Division aud Vine
streets, on Monday, September 81, at 70 O'clock,
NJ, fiat boat audt qHantfty Of rock sunk ut said
wharf. Proceeds Of sale be applied to payment
of expenses of removing said boat and rock
By or3er Of the Common Council.
T.. q. 0'RILEY,
Wharf
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Clerks Office, August q, 1860. = NV :

. The Common Council of the City Of Evans.
vile will receive sealed proposals until the 10Th day
of September, 1860, for grading, gutering and
adamzing Main street, from point near the Canal
the upper line of Eight street the contractor to
furnish all the materials, and do the work agree
ably to plan and specifications file in this Office.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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INSURANCE
#. ThyS@enS

WW/RKLL "a z o FEW HE3 az n SSFs
2E in Drawing and Painting on Monday,
September 81. His instructions embrace all the
different STYLES OF Oil, Pastel, and Water color
Painting, and the various branches of Drawing,
such Landscapes, Figures and Architectural
designs.
Those wishing to take lessons viii please call at
his room in the rear Of the sun Beam Gallery, No.
so Main street. aug30-lmd
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NoRPoksrEo.N. .H.orxoEr

TOR % Il II 20. ~ we TOE
u Order for Stone CURLING. August - 1860.-
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the city of Evansville, that
the ow uers of all lots or parts of lots fronting
adjoining Main street in said city, both sides
thereof, from TIE Canal to Eighth street,
good stone curbng of the Dimensions and quality
specified in the Ordinances of the city, to be placed
in front of said lots extending twelve feet around
the corner across the ends of the pavements at
the intersection of streets and alleys Said curbing
to be done within thirty days from the publication
OF this order. p BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, August 9th, 1860.
E60TKCR TO DR.9 E..UR.V., Chr r.
o men, and all persons requiring license by
the Ordinance of the City of Evansville-that on
and after the last day Of August, 1900 will
suit to be brought against all persons falling to OBJ
tain their licenses. K. MARTIN,
aug2S City Marshal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

@70R.9' BROO.us.-75 DOzE.N. EOR
q sale low by s. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
sept1 No Sycamore street.
Kp4R sO.aP-IOO BOXEs OLD
sept li'1 ''O'''' 5. E. GILBERT co.
MoUFs.-I2 BBAs. Hi RSyN.EIs
q for sale by ). +. GILBERT & co.
NDRDCORDs, RE.HP, .M.g.N.FE M,
-ZB and Cotton, in reels and dozens, Tor sale by
sept s. f. GILBERT & CO.
g. q. sOD8.-LOO BE4S HEST
NSs quality, for sale by s. E. GILBERT q co.
NsU.N.D RE S.-W"K.N"D " S.g SH,
AS Glass, Nails, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuts,
English Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, CI-rTants Prunes,
Rock Candy, Dried Beef, Oysters, Sardines, Alum,
Epson Salts, Sulphur, Roll Birthstone, Coppcras,
Nader, Extract of Logwood, go. Cream Tar
tar, Soda BedcOrds, Backing, Batting, Gloves, Ce-
ment, Cigars of all kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup,
Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard,
Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss, stone Pipes,
Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps Starch Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note,
and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Oampher,
Saltpeter, etc, etc.
supply OF the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale at the forrest prices by
5. f. GILBERT CO,
sept1 No. Sycamore street
a T.xRCH-IOO ROXEs BEST QU.EA-
~ ity for sale low by 5. f. GILBERT d co.
Ey-VOh S.ELE.--.z e. OOD FERE F'RO0F
x SAFE, small size, cheap for cash at
JAS. l.. SPALDING'S,
septI Corner Main and First.
tSA.V'AX' JUST IN TIME II s-E,
W Rye, Rye-Just received and for sale at the
cheap cash store of Il. S. KUST0N CO., Fifty
bushels Of Rye Seed sept1
MCVFTX" ORDERS TAKEN 1T P.2B
JACOB sKAUB & son,
septI-4w No. II Main street
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R@OTECR.--D OBELL y CO.N'E:7NG-
O. ton beg to announce that they have re"eiv-
ed a full supply of ALL TUE BOOKS to be used
in the schools in the ensuing term. and solicit the
support of their friends and the public which they
eudeavUr always merit.
augI DOBELL & CONJUNCTION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06
AND PaCIEIC ATEH


pDo.. m b, ssasGsr bs sn nS ~ S
day September nss p.a4as % Re following act Of Con-
sc 10 s.c,.,. commo,,,o, .v..n ne Atlantic ap
Pacific States by Electric Telegraph
TIE tnsd x@src tn' conS Sr .ssssd
secretary OF me treasury under me drecnon q the
Use or sealed prspess Iscevss r stssr
passage o. THIS SCI HSd ne iainnsn OF which aha. be qua
raneed oy responsoe pare as IN me case OF bids for maj
corscn iof ne use " ne o. nne or ines
ne irty srs 81 Jay eisn,ssn huadres
some point or points on the west ne o. os state OF Missouri
Connecting point points telegraph With
ph Eos5n and other Inc uanc SOUTHERN and
sr sses city OF san N ne sss Of
est bidder % s.es
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iory thsm and their assns use unai the end Of
y se p.cs.py for Ike D q W.y and "a" he
establishing stations for repairs nns not e1ceedn
al any station o. da,ter section AND suca ssons noe
ssnss i.nds sSs v rssssa b !As
ydsd hssnc i!sh. is lands he law
or or % any oher psrsn or persons xkaseye Pr
ydsd That no .ncn contract .Ss be made u the ssd IN
cease y wtensSsr he sonsrsso comply
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ers when authorized By Or sonnse,iuS ns
ny I VIM a. any p rnc.es ns nroy.s a
Thai said line or lines except sdsa as may % I
poss Of ihe United State. shall :. open 70 p. use q
tract on psynsn, q the regular charges for
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Mr. ~ usnsi r,"or,,,no.s aa.tncas m,.r, Jss
$50 5000 - sa,S;,, ~ ~ ~ ~, - ~
confer upon the srses any e1caVs TO
$50 r arsn,inv frer a N i've s,,rjsr es
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ar ,ir ,ssns shr have The right To onsrct and
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r 40 az 80 ccnncr thei, s,id III. ar line. Win re~o,.
hs NAV ,ai have tSe ,ernsnsns yt.ht ~ NV er a ;
or l,nss 49, ~ o,sr ~ ak i'rs
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The ana enscors ma select yh he frss ma. ring IN
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of esabtxh,ny stafcns rsr.,vs
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s.rECTtIs TOITCr-sADIES' AND uEyrfEuEN's
> 90 cri,g purchase ~ arro and ANAL qusnises
ir vlNh ne cash pri.e viii BIZ nsi asntcnen's
coih.ng ce'pec srf rep.rsd eI1n - nes. ~ Frcscn
rlsttUi ~ hrisst fH r UiN prove the
= note ail' a. with riluspi ste ilidn JOHN NATHAN
81 touth ayenHe httNeen lhfh nud thts rsi
THE syEEsT Way rOg LApirs ANn frSrfswst
'o esf af price ior 80 az 'ih1s FURNITURE Carpets.
SO nf y te lvei ry rrtf ais % sagi note ~
tN ttiIs wfgrfrA
Il u o. shtihLr l-tts 4.t-n4sd ~ rs A.
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THE TRAnEs

4 Wo FIRST GLASS rAILORS IN THEIR SPECIALITY
one coat the other as pant and vest cutter, VINO ga
mand $4,000 trade wish situation IN idslohtDi
chant tailoring establishment For terms AMI referenee
adj box 7e2 Post office or inquire a. 81 md ti Walker o.
slalIs. ..I ......
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MATRInIONIAL

HUSBAND wANrED-BY \ YUUEa LAny VINO re
god lcAing smiabio scnnpis1ei, vl ooas isri.
tereaus ~ nus uc psssf-y gt 1Slg, respect ral1I,
and IA sore nr1ty. any wari-s 1rf os... nm
fhfa IN nii rto-fitv afira-s Mira rfg fIsr,
b'''asey ftsi PSI =. y slosnF an9fciyre
NFATRivufTAL. lOJNJ AnEGfrAN 0v 0Tfrr
4A ~ a To- Ing in lttrriH q flrHE retrf faae e5n.
forts tDsrcn7 p 0re'". wli some 'rr1 ft Fh view
us A'oie~i N.l.. 'Er-' rr.s, o. A. COX lsd
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soLElxrpAL OF HONOR ~ the Universal Exhibition of
This magnificent instrument aen ed IN the United states
-" TiiALnsRG, vIL.EoEA MILE WILLIS,
rendered popular Ia America Bnrope has been
adopted By he greatest artists and composers Of b0A eOa
0oI7scHALK, Lrsrz RossrSr, xEvERBrER ~. &c.
The zls,sDdrs orsan cslstr.,d Tor ss soay and pre-
Of m tones and the remarkable QUALIFY Of seeping yerfecy
he depot sis $50 uoo so, slss ssss 500 ssp
f'spi issi III fssFs. q gsssy 70
Importer o. snsson Acsordeons yons yonn Strings ac
PIsSos AND xEIonroys AT. GREAT gAReArSs-
god order VIZ enc ~ csave prise STU been usey IS
Pfss. sssSSd ssai a "a ss SIS
- - - HORACE WATERS AGENT asr9 SIS p E'Sss
I,rAxos. PIANOS. PIANOS AUCTION. on russ.
day. mot sod AT p i!sie sale thu, day, Two splendid IN.
3 ssSes o sss o @s~ Win nv sc Sfp n use @
ess solid rose.cSd ss... ~ SS sd Al one a BE org
- -.
INSTRUCTION..
= sTsscss ", EsSoyso Ms
q 70 - ssg s.a elesss1 elaias Noe s1l aaa esI Bosa-
va" '~'s' '"'' ara '''' OLIVER s5 JfsSssf ffs
cApEvv OF rEvwANsyIp txp BooKEEsrrys.
"A s63 brusA.ay.w nsglaud, Coz many years assls-
ard evenh fer practical INSTRUCTION upoa favSrsbs Yer s
A - WAITING CtksS.-rR. DOLfsEAR. 6Q BROAD.
"A WI commence his cheap August glasses Tor sdirs
this week. stYness temei-g VIII be removed the
worst hand snu an easy, elegant fashionable style given.
a,.-eS o~ -. :" -
A WHOEVER. HAVING THREE SMALL. CHILDREN
"A would Ike 70 meet with lady who would
thcl cduaton &c. lady of Kind dissosi.
utn vOni ind happy home IN comfortable house
The ads cruiser viii call lady who
address sc 70 ~ Turner care q Mason, 81 Pine -. n
A T a. % FoR wRITlSG.-BooSx EEPfNG slJ LIS.
IN unlimited at W Bowcry, - Fuitgn
lyn Juventrs during vacation. s3 month g essons
tol fAiNb, The We'll kn"isn teacher wriing
bcs. Instructors IN the state. --Nowyort Mercury.
A GRADUATE or oNB OF THE DEsr NEW Enc
IA land institutions, and three years experience a.
srts Principal Assistant hrh ssAoo
or academy Address o.. boz lteS Hartford, Coma.
rorxiRy BoaRD AND INSTRUCTION. rOR Snail.
~ children br nbtarer ctr
wi lady who will rvc them The lca
tOs healthy. Atdrtss instruction. Md 'ei0wn Port
jersey. Unexcep 70, able te'ercoce svrn
MARsI's COUNTING ROOMS rUR
AVA Practice and fnstrucftoa n
Bcckkeeprg and Btsiness Affairs
80 Broadway Irvine Buiidirg
Crcnlsr on spphcstlon ssrhhs conges and bsiuiifnl
yVANrEp-A TorNG WOMAN. As TEACHER. ONx
w Who understands teaching music ON me p,snofore,
70 70 Provtdsncs. Inquire Of Mira oestercher 17s urys
We :"
rATRIMOsIAL.
ursDtND wANrED--Br YuUEa LADY VINO Is
II L. IT,
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HELP wANrED-MALEs.

sy,t;t- RESPONSIBLE AND PERMANENT A..
~ ~ON alton demanding six hours each day, wlh N
Sin week, is offered 70 gsntlemaa gho ca '
mant ~ above sum. Security given ii required A.i q
with rences and where Interview Take PA 20
wee. ~ olson square Post Office.
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4 BETTER CHANCE THAN EVERGLADES AND
~ genllemen. have great demand fot on Clohins
he We markets also Tor Furniture Carpets Jewery
&c Ianiee pay the full cash price for the above
nsped ARTICLES and not 10 hunbug done by other
ae pfctenders Call and be your
satisfaction addrs Harris it6 Seventh
Twentieth aud Twenty Graf streets Ladies attended by Mrs
Harris.
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fvAsr OFF cLoTufSG-A LARGE QUANTITY WANTED
~ NE highest price rivea and cash paid money
,.ene taving small lots dispose Of obtain
The fu lalre BY calling sending Tor JAasL aARO
My, tSl tparl street
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yIrrN ANrs BLIZZARD TABLES and vvCsfer0R
w Spring Cushi1ns.ilveiy 1lsat aud correct. B 80
Tables N every variety sfd rant Ftro~rs Ii sVa fnf
frfh, srh running qIs NJ. Oldest eat tr +. 70 IL f8
kes xsnufactoTy " God street N-w Fosr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-05

NEw YoRK. April /.

NEW YORK. April /.
The Herald correspondence says the Pres
ident was served with oil the testimony ta-
ken before the Covode Investigating Com
mittee having any personal reference to him
self, before he prepared his protesting mes
sage TO the House.
The Harper's Ferry Committee decided at
their meeting yesterday not to subpoena Gov.
Wise, be having placed in their possession
all the facts connected with that affair. The
Committee have not decided what action they
will take towards John Brown, Dr., who re-
fuses to obey their summons.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 2.
The arrangements are all complete where
by the first pony of the California Express
will leave here, to- morrow, at 5 O'Clock .. m.
In order to avoid the delay of letters from
New York and other eastern cities, one day,
Viz. ogar Sabbath, the daT and hear Of start
ing from here will be changed to Friday OF
each wsek at 9 q. IN. The next Express will
not leave until Friday, the 18th OF April, af
ter which ii will start regularly every week.
Thus to Fl. Kearney in "a hours, Great Sal,
Lake in Ia, Carson City in 1873, Placervills
in 226, Sacramento City in 234, and to San
Francisco in 240 hours. Dispatches will bt
telegrnphed from the nearest telegraph sta.
ton, which will be reached in about 2O(
hours. Thus dispatches will 60 from any
point east to any place in California in abou
205 hours. Dispatches are already coming
in by this route.
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profits OF the public printing, you contribu-
ted, In 1858, certain amounts TO secure the
election of Members Of Congress 10 differen,
Districts In PeDnsylvanis If so, in what
Districts A. spent good deal Of money
in politics; but, with oil Difference to the
Committee, i must decline to answer in wha,
DISTRICTS.
@. Was there or was there not PROFOUND.
cd to you before the Senate Investigating
Committee iDquiring into this subject, :
question OF this purport: "Whether the
President of the United States and yourself
had had any correspondence in regard to the
use of money in the elections 10 any StateP''
and il SO, what was your response upon the
subiectp A. There was q question OF that
kind.
@. State what your answer wasp A. The
answer intended to convey was this, that
pending the Congressional Election OF 1858,
| suggested to him the suspension of the pay
ment OF this monthly stipend to The Penn
sylvanian and Argus, and the appropriation
OF that money to party purposes, TO be used
10 different localities. Ii was my own sug-
gestion to him that, in my judgment, the
money was uselessly expended in keeping up
effete papers, and that it could be used to
better advantage in getting out voters, cir
culating documents, DO | told him thought
ii would be better for the party TO apply il
in that way and that would take the re-
sponsibility of doing it. assumed the re-
sponsibility and did it, he not dissenting
from that course but there was no specific
direction from the President TO me TO do IL.
Ii is Justice TO him to state that he had au-
thorixed the payment OF certain moneys, at
certain rates per annum, out of the profits
of the printing, TO The Pcnnsylvanian and
to The Argus, and that when this election
occurred, |, acting upon the belief have oil
ready stated, took the responsibility OF ma
king this suggestion and carrying it out so
that the sin or blame Of stopping what al
ways deemed an unjust tax upon me, as the
mechanic performing the work, and of d-
vertng the money TO other purposes, ii il
was sin, rests upon me alone.
@. BY the Chairman. Did the presiden,
agree to your suggestion? A. He did not
dissent from it.
@. You made the statement you have just
given us to him? A. did.
@. Were your relations with him Of very
intimate character during your connection
with the Government organ as its owner? A
Yes, sir.
@. Were you in the habit OF seeing hin
| frequently? A. Very frequently.
Q. How frequently A. Really, canno
say.
@. How many times week? A. aver
aged two or three times week; some week
more, and some weeks less.
MIR. Wendell said, in conclusion, 10 repl,
to the question whether he had contribute,
any money in 1858, in any at the Congress
sional Districts Of New York city, that b
bad contributed, he believed, in nearly ever
District.
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After trial Of nineteen days this famous
case was finished last Saturday night. The
jury was out only half an hour, and returned
a verdict for the defendant. This result 10
something Of o contrast to the former, which
gave the plaintiff 100000. That splendid
prize has vanished, and she is left to foot q
tremendous bill of costs. The case has cost
Shaw a tribe, likewise. One deposition
alone, taken in New York, cost him 1876 90.
lie has paid dearly for bis flirting, and the
case has not done much for the moral i'm
provement Of society. On the contrary, quite
the reverse. Ii has been moral nuisance
from the beginning, and oil good people must
rejoice that it in ended.
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RIOUs VIC RY

We call it victory because the most ex.
traordinary efforts were made by the Democ
racy TO carry the State. They poured out
money like water, canvasssd every town,
colonined extensively, and left no stone an
turned to win the victory. But the Repub'
licans met them and have conquered. The
State was in blaze of excitement, scarcely
paraiieied by the scenes Of lS40. The Re.
publicsns were true grit-worthy OF their
Revolutionary sires. Here, then, is another
triumph for Freedom and the Rights OF man!
Where now 10 Douglas, and those who, with
him, "don't care whether slavery IS voted
up or voted DOWN."
Connecticut votes it down, thank God and
the intelligence Of the people. The counties
of Hartford, New Haven, Tolland, New Lon
don and Windham give Buckingham, for
Governor, l,l00 majority, while Fairfield
probably gives 200 majority, and the few re-
turns from Litchfeld show Republican gain
on last year. Both branches Of the Legisla-
ture are Republican by increased majorises,
thus insuring q. s. Senator.
Glory enough for one day All honor to
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