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The daily true Democrat., 1861-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALGAMArIoN OF LANGUAGEs.-There is a growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most expressive words of other languages, and after awhile to incorporate them into our own; thus the word Cephelic, which is from the Greek, sig nifying l" for the head" isnow becoming popular ized in connection with MT Spalding's great Head ache remedy, but it will soon be used in more ge- neral way, and the word Cepheic will become as common as Elecrotype and many others whose distinction as foreign words has been worn away by common usage until they seem native and to the manor born.''
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr Spalding has sold two millions of bottles of his ce- lcbrated Prepared Glue and il is estimated that each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of bro ken furniture, thus making an aggregate of twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable invention. Having made his Glue household word, he now proposes to do the world still greater service by curing all the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills, and if they are as good his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like snow in July.
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Physician-W Mrs. Jones, how is that head achel
 Mrs .Jones-Gone. Doctor, all gone! the pill you sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and l wish you would s end more that can have them handy.
 Ihysician-Y You can get them at any Druggists. Call for Cephalic Pills, find they never fail, and recommend them in all cases of Headache.
 Mrs Jones.--l shall senG for box directly, and shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are a real Jlessing
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Headache. The disordered state of mind and body incident to this distressing complaint is fatal blow to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this dis order can always obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one of the Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms appear. It quiets the overtasked brain, and soothes the strained and jarrng nerves, and reaxes the tension of tie sto- mach which always accompanies and aggravates the disordered condition of the brain.
 FACT WORTH KNowING.--Spalding's Cephalio Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
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HNNNaN1N N4 NRFH sFaFkFs-
HN NAI AND EVENING.

KNA AAt AND EVENING. l> N Khme Asesgeeiai apartments and FaA sas 111k KEEPING, PEN MMA K. M&TNE NATfSsS, GERMAN, NE&fH. SPANISH. ENGLISH, LATIN. GkEEk. ese. ss se sage she riIE of business p-Psssoassfou Is b @ years atsendto any branch ,hey may wish. and antl AS perfect they wish to s. Tnerc are, probably, not less than two thou sand of it's former students in banks and business lsouses in the city.
 4 Merchants apply here for clerks and book keep. efs. Country merchants, steamboat clerks, etc., can learn in a few days to keep their books cor rcctly, ,Qr write free handsome hand.
 Catalogues with terms, opinions of the press and leading men of the nation, etc., sent to all who desire them.
 This is the only chartered Commercial College in the Southwest and the oldest tine United States. and has stood for
 MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENUTRY on it's own merits alone.
 Board can be had with the Professors or other good families, speaking English, French, Spanish or German, at from si to SC per week.
 N. B. To prevent mistakes or impositions, stu dents intended for this College should bring this advertisement or special directions, as there are every winter temporary rooms open for few 1nJfFssE.ali, of course, making wonderful preten- sians and promises and posting flaming pacaris to cnigplen the people of New Orleans and the South. When tiEee or more form Clubs, and enter at the rane siIae, ssn v sS'Is s'a ss U Aon.
 l 8s Citizens and strangers are respectfully inv z ted to visit the College and jnige for themselye
 The City is perfectly healthy.
 STOCK.
 If, as is expected, the citizens in favor of Soul ern practical education subscribe as iberaly to th HOME RESTITUTION as they ever have to distanton the Agricultural and Mechanical Departments wi fbc at once put in operation, and the whole place on a firm basis; to stand for ages as permaner lnsttution of the South, and under the direction the Stockholders themselves and the Trustees q. pointed by the Legislature.
 Stockholders can take the amount out in tuition The Trustees of course can put any otherparty a tie head, if they deem best. The Charter is per fetual.
 Gentlemen of the South. does this meet you approbation2 If so, viii you give it your aid. ant hass up HOME INSTITUTION with thousand o ft.1en huA1red students anuually2
 RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
 May 26, 1860. Iy
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N o TT c E. ], ,280 Acres of Rich Arkansas Land for
 Sale

THE undersigned, as Common School 4 Commissioner of Arkansas county, will offer for sale at the court house door in the town of Dewitt, on Wednesday, the Sd day of April, 1881, On credit of three years, the 9th section of land in township four south, in range one west also the 9th section in township four south, in range four west, all lying in Arkansas county. The purchaser is required to give bond with two approved securities, and paying interest semi annually in advance at the rate of eight per cent per annum. J. J. POINDEXTER,
 Common School Com'r. Jan 3l, 1861. St
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'ardly Realized.

Hi lad n 'orrible eadache this hafternoon, hand stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi to the man. "Can you hease me of an 'eadache2" "Docs it hache 'ard, ''says 'e. " Hexceedingly,' says hi, hand upon that e gave me aCephalc Pill, haad pon ae onor it cured me so quick that ardly realized lad lad an 'eadache.
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IJ7 DID you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow, the oathing and disgust at the sight of food. How totally unfit you were for pleasure, conyersa- ton or study. One of the Ce.halic Pills would relieve you from all the suffering which you then experienced. For this and other purposes you should always have box of them on hand to use as occasion requires.
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Lessons in Wax Flowers or Fruit. 10 ou Incidentals-Fuel, Ink and Pencils. l 5t
 Tuition due aud payable onehalf in advance and the other before the close of the session. Circulars will be forwarded on application All communications willreceive prompt attention from the principals.
 Little Rock, Jan. 26, 1861. ly
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GREAT DIscovERY.--Among the most important of all the great medical discoveries of this ago may be considered the system of vaccination for protection from Small Pox, the Cephac Pill for re- lief of Headache, and the use of Quinine for the specific, whose benefits will be experienced by suf- fering humanity long after their discoveries are forgotten.
The daily true Democrat., 1861-03-09

IF OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiety incident to close attention to business and study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
The daily true Democrat., 1861-03-09
Great South hern Route
 THE Memphis and Charleston

Memphis and Charleston
 EssZ..:iS=;Ea zll:.l.Es sEssllllIH'IEEE
 R a 1lro ad. MYTH ITS EXTENSIVE RAIL W way connections now offers the SHORTEST ROUTE,
 THE MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE,
 THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE,
 AND THE MOST POPULAR ROUTE. Eastern, Atlantic and Northern Cities,
 The Virginia Springs, The Celebrated Medical Waters and Mountains of East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
 sB ALI RAIL-@s
 To Louisville and New Orleans. l20 miles distance and hours time saped on the route 10 Neto York and other Northern cities,
 by the recent completioa of the Cut qf
 between Lynchburq and Wash
 ington City, tchieh renders
 Mis indispufabiyMe Shortest and Quickest Route to tho North,
 Two Daily Trians Leave Memphis
 MORNING AND EVENING.
 LEAVES MEMPHIS. EXPRESS .6.30 A. NJ. FAST EXPRESS S..................6.3 .6.30 P. M. JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION.. 400 P. NJ.
 ARRIVES AS FOLLOWS: EXPRESS MALL. 100 P. NJ. FAST EXPRESS. ............... l.00 A. NJ JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION. ..9.l0 A. M. p7 Elegant sleeping cars on night trains lP Railroad time I5 minutes faster than Mem 0| Through Tickets sold to NEW YORK. MONTGOMERY,A f, Ala PHILADELPHIA, AUGUSTA, BALTIMORE, COLUMBIA, s. C., WASHINGTONC CITY, PETERSBURG, NORFOLK, COLUMBUS, Ga., BERSHEBA SPRINGS, HOLLY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA SPRINGS, CINCINNATI, KNOXVILLE, LOUISVILLE, LYNCHBURG, ST. LOUIS, RICHMOND, ATLANTA, CAIRO, MACON, JACKSON, CANTON. NEW ORLEANS. q g57 For Through 7iekets apply at the Company offices, No. 60 Front Row, at the Depot, Memphis; Grand Junction and Huntsville; at the offices ol the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad, New Or. leans, and at all Railroad offices in New York Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, etc. sl Fast Freight Arrangements Tow made to deliver Eastern freight via Charles bn, Savannah and Virginia, and Western freight } East Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama hdSouth Carolina, etc, in faster time and at as ,w rates as by any otherroute. Always forwarded lee at Memphis, Charleston and Savannah,by con Ening to "Railroad Agents.'' Fast Freight Trains now run between Memphis and the Sea bard, thus securing delivery of freight in Memphis lithn ten days from New York. B. AYERS, Sap't ". D. Memphis. A. r. MORGAN, Ticket Agent April 2l. 1860. 29-ly
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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and if taken at the commencement of an attack mme- ae relief from pain and sickness will be obtained They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache to which fe males are subject. They act gently on the bowels-reinoving Cos fipeness.
 For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habts, they valua ble as a Laratiue improving the appetite, giving fone and ugor to the digestive organs, and restor ing the natural elasticity and strength of the whole system.
 Tie CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments having been in use many years, during whichtime they have prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache, whether ori- ginating in the nervous system from a deranged state of the stomach.
 They are entirely vegetable in their composition, nnd may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any change of diet, and the ab- sence of any disaereeabe taste renders easy lo ad mn mister them to children.
 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. The genuine have five signatures of Henry c. Spaulding each Box.
 Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Me dicnes
 A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of lhe
 Price 25 Cents. All orders should be addressed to
 HENRY C. STANDING,
 49 Cedar Street, Neio York, Dec. l, 1860 1y
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A Real Blessing.

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
Gale Sinisb at His OLD tricks Al
ready---TrOlbIe i'm the c.. .binct

To Judge from certain statements afoat in
various quarters, and creating much excitement
in Washington, President lincoln is aleady
threatened with trouble in his Cabinet, and
trouble OF very mean and disgusting nature
1t appears hat Mr. Lincoln promised the office
OF Chief Clerk of the Agricultural Bureau in the
Department OF the interior, to his friend Isaac
Newton of Pennsylvania, and so notified Secre
tary Smith, in whose hands the appointment
nominally rested The Secretary of the In
terror offered ~ immediate objection, but lew
days after he sent his list OF appointments to
the President for approval and transmission to
the Senate, Mr.. Lincoln thinking, as a matter
of course that the list was correct and
according to programme, signed it and sem
it to the Senae where all the nominations
were confirmed without any deay. But on ex
animation it was found that the place-a very
important and lucrative one--promised by the
President to Mr. Newton, Of Pennsylvania, had
been given by some curious mistake to DR. Lock
of Maryland, Secretary Smiths next hiend;
and as the nomination had been confirmed by
the Senate, Newton i left no redress, but must
grin and bear it. What Lincoln will do in the
matter, remains to be seen. II no submits pa
tientlr to few more Of such more such tricks,
he will become the laughing.sto Of his Cabi
net as we'll as of the country. This affair has
created great stirin the inner circles Of Wash
ington. and has cauyeda revival in public mem
ory of Secretary Smiths former conncc ion
with the celebra ed Commission which awar
ded such enormous amounts TO DR. Gardner, ol
unhappy memory, who committed suicide
while in jail awaiting Trial for the frauds coun-
tenanced and All but rcndy red successful by ths
report Il the Commission.--M Y. Leader, Re-
n,,Ll;coo .GHTT
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WASHINGTON, March 27. - The following
pc rsons were confirmed to night:-L e. Chit
tenden, Register of the Treasury; d. X. Carter
Minister to Bolivia; F. Hassaurek, Minister to
Ecuador. .-.
Officers lor Nevada Turney, Chief Jus.
tice; G. n. Mott and II. Jones, Associates; d.
Bates Secretary; J. w. North, Surveyor.
Officers Tor Dacoah w. Jane, g Jvernor; T.
d. Bliss, Chief Justice; L. 0. Wilson and A. A.
Burton Associates; II. N. Vail, Attorney; w.
A. Sharp Marshal: G. d. Hull, Surveyor; j.
Hutchinson, Secretary.
Officers for Nebraska-A. Saunders, Cover.
nor; w. P. Kelley, Chief Justice; S. Milson,
Associate.
For Coorado-C. Leamour Associate JUS
tice; G. Townsend, Marshal; I. B. Edwards,
Attorney. e
The following were confirmed in the Patent
Office ID Fl Holloway, Commissioner; 8. w.
Hodge, &. A. HarDing, 7. G. Theaker, Ex
aminers-in-Chief
George G. Bester was confirmed Postmaster
at Peoria, Illinois; and G. Carr, OF Gilesburgh,
| Illinois.
The Confederation newspaper has received a
dispatch that Fort Sumter was evacuated to-
day.
| The Washington correspondence OF the Iri.
UUHe says DIucIS Wcfo ScIit Ou l1tii, W ldlu
the 400 troops on board the Brooklyn and re
inforce Ft. Pickens. No INTEL gence of the ex.
ecution OF the ordsr has yet reached the Gov
/ ernment as all communication by mail and
telegraph are cut off b. the secessionists. The
correspondent also states that orders were
sent 10 days ago to retain portion OF the dis
ersed troops in Texas subject to the order OF
Gov Houston in rep essing any attempt to over
throw the State authority. Further intell
gencefrom that quarter was locked for anxious
ly. u.
WASHINGTON, March 28--No action was ta.
ken on the proposition to submit the San Juan
dispute to arbitrat,on The subject goes over
Till next session. es
Contrary to expectation, the President made
no nomination to ill the vacancy in Supreme
Court.
Archibald Hale, Engineer in-Chief ef the
Navy, has received dispatch from Mr.. Wal'ory
offer ng similar position under the confeder-
ate States, which was promptly declined No
orders have been issued, or will be q present to
land troops al Fort Plckens, and statements to
that effect are untrue.
The Senate to. day confirmed Carl Schurz,
Minister to spain; Jas s Pike, Minister Resi-
dent at Hague; G M Clay, Minister to Russia;
r M Palmer Munster to Argentine Republ c,
j G Harvey, Minister 10 Portugal; g F Fogg,
Minister to Switzerland;A B Dickinson, Min
lister to Nicaraugua; E Jordan, Solicitor Of the
Treasury; B I 1sherwood. Engineer in Chic Of
the Navy; Geo w Lane, Judge of the Northern
and southern District Of Alabama; e LaTed,
Attorney FOR Illinois; Il Cox, Attorney, and
Gascock, Marshal for the Middle District of
Tennessee; L Collins, Superintendent o In
dian Affhirs at New Mexico. Surveyors OF
Cusom>:-J o Anthony, New Albany Ind !,
w T Cooper, Chattanooga, Tenn, 4, ,MeElrath
Appraiser at New York. The following Post
masters were confirmed:-J l. Scrtpp, Chica-
60; C Hall. Oshkosh; A z Miller, Chillicothe;
y s Pyle, Mt Vernon; Bateman, zanesvine;
w FcomeIy, Dayton; Z 2 iMcEwen, sandus'
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The Beginning of the Reaction
DEMOCRATIC TaIUMPHs.
ssIS ANY BODY HURT!"
Old Pennsylvania wheeling intO
.- Line.


Old Pennsylvania wheeling into
Line.
The Pennsylvantan thus heralds the glori-
rious news:
The Spring elections for borough and town
ship officers throughout the greaer part OF the
stale, came off on the 18th, and as lar as we
have BEN able to learn, the DemocLacy has
swept every vestige of Black liepubicanism be
foLe them. Even in the very strongholds Of
>ecionalisin has the reaction been so great thai
the miserable plunder- seeking party seemed
terror stricken at the verdict of the ballot. box
In the city Of Reading, where the opponents O
Democracy have heen ruling for years, the
Democratic Mayor is elected by a majority O
ga, and the entire Council, with hree or ioul
exceptions. In HarIisburgh, NoHislown and
WestGhester the victory has been equally great
But will this signal rebuke soften the hears o
the Rulers at Washington and cause them Il
pursue a peace policy? We lear not. The
hatred TO the South and her institutions is sc
deep seated that they are calous TO public sen.
iment.
READING Joel B. Wanner Dem.) is elected
Mayor by 644 majority over Bonneville Keim
Rep.) the pleent incumbent. @a4.ss
Peter Shanetnan (Dem) is elected Treasurer
BY 454 majority; and Messrs. Smith, tlaus and
Norris a,e eecled Auditors by majoriies oil 1913
331 and 266 respectively. u
The Democrats also elect all the Common
Councilmen and the Judges and Assessors, in
the Northeast, Southeast and Spruce Wards -
And one Of the three Common Councilmen and
the Assessors in Northwest Ward, al ~
BURLINGTON Nj, March 20.--At the cleo
ton held here yesterday, the whole Democrat
Union Ticket was elected by abou. 600 ma
'jority. This is great gain over the Opposi-
ton 'f
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Stock Joseph HOlms, Jr., and George Hogg.
In sddition to the foregoing premiums, the
following Committees to Judge Of unenumerated
articles, will award premiums at their disere-
ton on any or every article thatthey msy con-
sider meritorious, which is notembraced IN the
foregoing list.
UrKSuMERATEp ARTIoLIs ToB FEMALEs.--
AWARDING CoMMITTEE-Ananda Wood, Ruth
Cope, Jane Cooper Mary Quigley aud Mrs
Samuel McFadden. ID ~ - -
UYRNUMERATED ARTICLES FOR MALES
AWARDING COMMITTEE-Andrew Jamison, W
Harrison, Ingram Clark, John o burn and Ben
jamin Tannons
Everything which is not embraced in th'
stated list Of Premiums, will he entered urde
these Committees and will be awarded as abov
stated.
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Lincoln and the SOusl Carolina
.....- Conn nm SaiONeFS - d..

Connsissio,aer8.--"Mr.L Lincoln, we want you
to withdraw the forces from Fort Sumter.r
Lincolr,--"i'l see you d--d first. have
set my foot down firmly. | will retain the pos
session of the Forts, collect the revenue and
execute the laws."a- 7,ss !; ag,t .sg sgssslx nv
Commissioner" you don't relinquish
Fort Sumter, we will take it, ......-s
Lincoln-"Then take it il you want it, but
don't throw stones at me; my mother don't al
low me to fight" st af st -l ---f
CommiSsioners-"You Y ou threatened to hang us
for treason. have US smoked to death by the
Wide Awakes, extermlnated by the 'irrepres-
sible conflict" and thrown around luose gencr
ally What have you to say 10 that. now?"
Lincolr 81 was just in fun; l assure you,
my dear friends, that it was all levity; | would
not harm hair on your heads; will do what
ever yon ask of me, provided you don't throw
any trains off the track, and let us have the Of
Fl eS." ......s.. ..-...t. ..t..r
Commissioners. Your party promised the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law. Will you
have it rspealed?"
L'ncoln--No. sir ee, will stand up for it to
the letter, For particulars, see my inaugural."
Comn,issioners--"Will you allow the Repub.
licans Of Holmes county, Ohio, to hang the
Democrats there, as has been threatened?'
Ltaooln--"Nary ime." t4it ~ r.ss
Comnussioners--"You are brick You will
do 10 tie to-" f.y ...a .ss..ts. IL.
Lincoln-"Bully for you, old Boys-what
will you driHk?'-H Holmes county Farmer.
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ru,cs nus regulations.

/. The payment OF one dollar constitutes
any person a member of the Society for one
wear. All members have right to complete
for premiums. r
g. Any article offered for premium must
be owned or manufactured BY the person ofe Inc
the same, or by some meuiber OF his or her am
ily under q years OF age.
8, All kindsof Stock, Mechanic Arts, Farm
ing Implements, Dairy Products, Paintings
Needle Work. &c., Of other Counties and States
are allowed to compete Tor premiums ON ar
equal footing with Harrison County
a, All articles whether heretofore had 8
premium awarded or not, are eligible TO com
pete for premiums. T
: s. Exhibitors are required to have their ar
ticles and stock entered on the books before
they are placed within the inclosure; and before
the close of the first day ofthe Fair, and remain
until three o'clock OF ihiTG day. On the entry
of the Articles and Stock Cards will be furnish
ed with the number and class, which are to bt
placed on the animal or article to be exhibited
6. Whether there be much, little or no com
petition, premiums will be awarded, provided
the regu ations OF the Society lie adhered 10
and the articles are meritorous.
Z. Any person, the owner ot an article ex
hibited to complete ior premiums, who shaI
Awarding Committees in making up their judg
nents, ehall forfeit their plemums. The varl
Gus Awarding Committees are respect ully SOlic
ted to be present in due time that the BoaIc
NAV not be under the necessity OF filing Vacan
cies.
8. All specimens Of vegetable offered for
premium must be cultivated by the person offer
ing the same.
n 8. There will be charge OF rs cents fo
each day to persons who are not members O
the Society. Children under IL years OF age
10 cents
d. There is an ample enclosure of near eigh
acres of ground, with close board fence eigh
feet high. All stock must be exhibited within
the enclosure. ..
REsoLTED. That any person coming to th
Fair with Cske. wagon, Drinking Saloon o
any other establishment for the purpose Of max
ing money, shall not stop al shorter dstanc
than thirty rods OF the entrance gate, unless b.
special permit from the Directors.
RESOLVED, That there be no riding or driv
ing allowed within the ring faster than trot o
rack, either by male or female, under the pen
atty Of being expelled from the ring and torel
their chance for a premium.
On motion, RESOLVED, That any person be
ing called upon to serve on Committee, and b
or she being the owner OF oiproperty in the claS
in which he CT she is called upon to serve t
said Committee, and shall proceed to award
premium in his or her own favor, shall not b
allowed 10 draw his or her premium SO ava de-
from the treasury.
RESOLVED That all premiums that are award
ed by this Society, that are not drawn in nine
ty days after the close oi the Fair, shall reyer
back to the Society.
RESOLVED, That no horse or other anima
shall be entered to exhibited but in one class, o
if otherwise, the entrance lee must be paid 10
each class.
e. CLARK, PRESIDENT
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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0]y"The total value OF the annual products
of American industry was estimated by the
census Of 1910 at about 81 600, 600. 600; by the
census oi 1850 at about $2,000,000,000; and the
estimate made by The census Of 1860 will prob.
ably be about $4,000, 100000" ,@faat'
And how will IL stand in 1870? One Repub-
licar triumph has smashed up the concern aud
our glory and orr g-eatness--our prosperity
and our progress have departed What are
cord we shall make in history. The census ol
1860 shows what the Democracy did for their
country and for Write men. That Of 1870 will
show what abolitionism did for our county and
the negro. The contrast will be very great!