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Meeting of the Ohio Leg &C
of the Governor.

COLUMBUS Onlo, Jan. U, 1867.
The Ohio Legislature organized to-day. The Cover
nors message is congratulatory the prospect Of
favorable termination Of the present war, and tho
general prosperity Of the the past year He
rectes briefly this history of the state since 1902 when
the constitution adopted, showing an immense in
crease in wealth and population.
After devoDg some space TO affairs Of local interest,
he refers TO the report OF Secretary Chase and dsscns
from his plan Of national currency liable to many
objections, and impracticabe as a measure Of relief
the government He likewise objects TO the income
imposed by Congress, as making unwise dscrnipa-
ten between people who willing to contribute W
support Of the government in proportion to their
means and also discriminating between United States
and state securities Referring to military Affairs he
says the first call Of tho President 90 900 volun
tecred. Tho number OF In for three years
service is II s4 Of which As 9s5 in active service
outside Of the state. This does not include citizens Of
Ohio who have entered military organizations in other
States because Of the want OF authority TO receive them
in the Ohio contingent. This number IL estimated at
600 The total amount expended for purposes 10
January 1859 including unpaid liabilities Is 80 39 ASH
The amount refunded by the United States to Ohio
81 OF 500 The Governor thinks the ultimate effect of
the VIII be the extinction Of slavery He deprecatcs
immediate emancipation.
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The REPORT OF THE VAN WICK COMMITTEE
The "Litte Villain of the Times is compelled at
last to acknowledge that it has deliberately re-
fused to print the report of the Van Wyck Com
mittee, duplicating Fremont and his friends.
The testimony is on oath. 1t is not contro-
verted. The frauds are stupendous. Why is
the report of the committee held back? The
Times and Tribune defend the abolition chief
tain and identify themselves with his course.
They are consequently involved indirectly in
the transaction, and do not want the report to
see the light. The other abolition journal, the
World, will not publish it, and does not want
any other journal to give it publicity, because
the report shows how the World for fifteen days
fed at the public crib and fingered quarter of
a million Of the peoples money. "They love
the darkness rather than the light, because their
deeds are evil"
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SATANIC ABOIIrIONIsTs AND THE PRESIDENTS
FAMMY.-The Satanic abolitionists, in Washing
ton and out of it, neglect no opportunity to
vent their spite upon President Lincoln. They
are not satisfied with opposing the President po-
litically, but, with malignity which knows no
bounds, attack him socially and through his
family affections and interests. The last dodge
of these vulgar incendiares is to charge that
there is treachery in the White House, because,
iorsooth, Mr.. Lincoln and his lady-like many
another Northern family-have relatives in the
Southern army The absurdity of such charge
precludes reply; but the very fact that the
abOlitionists will condescend to such meanness
shows that they are capable of anything. Their
chief desire is to supersede the President, and
they hope to accomplish it by superseding him,
first, in the esteem and confidence of the people.
These scheming abolitionists had better be care
full, however. There is point beyond which
endurance is impossible; and if Honest Old Abe
puts his foot down upon them they will GER
tainly be pretty enectually crushed out. 1t is
about time that these fellows, who aid rebellion
by slandering every consistent patriot, should
be treated to prison fare and halters, in COM
mon with other secessionsts.
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Married..

Decentralization Tuesday, December 81, by the
Right Rev. Horato Southgate ISAAC o. BARKER Mrs.
ELLEN J. VAIL, both OF this city.
CoRMIER-CUMMlNGs.-ln Washington, d. c., on Tues
day, December 81 by the Rev. nr. Hall JULES f. CoRMER
TO AMANDA J. CUMMINGS, both oi this city.
CooK-pREy-On Sunday, December -. at the resi-
dencc OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. G. d. jackson
d. d. Mr.. DAVID Cook of Hartford Conn, to Miss ANNA
H. PREx daughter of the late Charles Prex Of Wcstches
ter. ~ Y.
FHyrE--TnoM.-On Monday, December 80, by Rev. r. T..
Harris Mr. JAMES II. PINE 10 Miss NJ. T. THoM all II this
city
SHAY-voogHrs-- Monday, December 80 at the resi-
dence of the brides mother BY the Rev. Samuel H..
Smith Mr. JoHS SHAY to Mrs IucRErrA A. VooRms all
OF this city.
SNrr-fEyRY Sunday evening, January .. at the
residence of Jas s. aring Orangeburg Rocklnd county
". Y, by tho Rev. solomon q. Hitchcock, ABlAM A..
SMITH OF the place, TO Mss ANNA HENRY of Glasgow,
Scotland.
Glasgow papers please copy
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vanished tales or may exaggerate Southern
newspapers may purposely misrepresent affairs
South as better or worse than they really are.
Shakspere's "golden mean" is, perhaps, the true
rule to apply, and in this case we should ave-
rage the accounts. Even the average is, how
ever, very bad for Dixie. =
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FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORKECHAssEURs

This fine regiment, under command Of the Hon. John
cochrane is now stationed tho city Of Washington
and engaged active service. recruiting Office has
been opened this city, under the charge Of Lieutenant
Daniel W. Lee, where young men desiring good regi
ment will have an opportunity Of enrolling themselves
Lieut. Lee has been specially detached for the service
The ONCE Is at the corner Of First avenue and Sixth
street.
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News from the Rebel state..

FIIIOW-THE
ENEMYs DEFENCEs AT COLUMBUS, ETC.
CAIRO, Jan. 6, 1862.
descrter from Columbus Sunday, who arrived
here this morning. reports that Gen. Pillow resigned on
Friday.
Fifteen Thousand troops left Columbus last week for
wiling Green.
The officers of the rebel government mpressing
all classes of men.
Over hundred cannon were planted Columbus
blufs, and the river blockaded by chain stretched
across supported by buoys and torpcdoes planted
intervals.
Gold and silver have entirely disappeared from
laon. Tho only currency is the State Bank of South
Carolina, Tennessee notes and Confederate scrip.
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News from Salt Lake Cftv.

GIsEAr SALT LAKE, Jan. o. 1862.
At mass meeting held here to-dry resolutions were
passed relative to the admission rto the Union of Utah
State. Delegates elected from this county to
delegates from other counties the Goth inst to
draft and adopt constitution and form of State govern
mcnt to be submitted to the people for their
rejection and to memoraze Congress for The admis
sion of Utah during the present session.
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made on the supposton of the meeting. On the
nrst call the caucus that did excluded most Of
Alvoords strength.
ALBANY Jan. Go p. NJ
After considerable turmoil and the issue Of three or
-FOUR separate calls for caucuses have settled
down so far that all republican and peoples candidates
both Of democratic and republican antecedents. met
IN one caucus After some preliminary skrmshng, Mr..
Ogden, OF Yates offered the following resolution
Resolved That all the members elected to the LegsaS
ture VINO favor sustaining the government in vigorous
prosecution OF the and put down the rebellion
and save the unon and opposed to any unjust, partial
legislation and corruption in high and low places be in
vited to take seats in this Convention.
The resolution was advocated by Messrs Ogden and
Stetson, and opposed by Mr. Raymond in speech Of
After long debate the resolution was lost under the
call for the ayes and noes, by vote of 10 to g.
The caucus then proceeded to nominate candidate for
The rstbalot stood Raymond of New York 20 HUI
burd OF ST. Lawrence. II Addison Rice Of Cattaraugus
II Avord, OF Onondaga, Pierce of Ulster Ogden,
/; blank 2.
Messrs stetson, Avord Rice Ogden withdrew their
names.
The second ballot stood RAYMOND AT. Hulburd 81
Pierce, l: Benedict, l. blank, L.
Or motion OF Mr.. Avord, the nomination Of Henry j.
RAYMOND was made unanimous amidst loud applause.
The following nominations then made:-For Clerk
Joseph b. Cushman of Oneida; for Sergeant at Arms,
Levi NJ. Zaus, Of Cattaraugus for Doorkceper Norman
B. Sprague of Erie for First Assistant William n Creed
Of Duchess; Second Assistant Thomas Miller of Essex;
committee to call future cancuses Messrs Tracey Towns
ley, Peck, p. E. Haven, McMullcn.
Adjourned.
The Republican Senatorial Caucus made the following
nominatons:-For Clerk James Terwliger of Onondaga
dominated without opposon) Sergeant at Arms Rich'd
Owens, Oneida Assistant Called s. Babcock Doorkeepsr
Orve S. Griffin of Washington First Assistant, Chas
Johnson, OF Herkimer Second Assistant, s. Wilson
Third Assistant George Holden
Tho caucus presided by Senator Bell Senator
Sanford acting Secretary.
Twenty. two Senators were present.
New York Stntc Finances.
The annual report of the Comptroller of this State re-
ports tho condition Of the Treasury as follows
Balance hand September
80, $780,. ............ $685., ,319 81
Amount received for the last
year from the several
funds. :.......... ...... 10, ,1ss, ,os4 10
Amount of warrants drawn
but unpaid. 80. .......... 45s 80
-S11 ,172, ,sO2 93
Amount Of warrants drawn
during the year,. 80. $40, ,537 sOs "a
Amount OF warrants unpaid. $40 q
-$10, ,538, ,1T9 Is
A,V0 0aA~
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seconds when Elliott received kick In the stomach by
outsider Both men were however, soon separated and ear
red 10 their respective and agreed TO with
draw both men, impossible for either to stand the
fight much longer having fought hours and ten minutes
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or later If not abolished Immediately it viii
soon die natural death, and none but the least
reputable of its members will regret that Its
career has been brought to an inglorious termi-
nsson. Y
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The Connecticut Union Mass Convention

The Union Mass Convention meets in this city We'd
nesday the Sth inst II promises 10 be very fully
tended The Hon. Andrew johnson, United States Scna-
tor Tennessee will positively be present and address
the Convention.
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News from SAN Francisco

SNN Jun Z.I ISbZ
Arrived yesterday, ship Morning Light, Cardiff Sailed
ship Ocean Bird Hong Kong.
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ORDER NO. 599.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Dec. 81, 1861
From and after this date the shipment Of printers ink
and book MANILA news other paper for printing pur
poses this city to all points in the State Of Missouri
prohibited except under special permits issued from
this ONCE GEO. II. LEIGHTON, Provost Marshal
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PRINTING MATERIALS CONTRABAND IN
MISSOURI

The following order issued by the Provost Marshal of
St. Louis pronouces all articles used by printers contra
band, except in special cases.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotte-
ries Information given.
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10 Wall street, New York.
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Royal Havana Lottery ry.-Prizes Cashetl
and information furnished by TAYLOR co. Bankers, IL
Wall street, N. Y
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Important News from the South-Naval and
Military Operations from Port Royal-Map Of
the South Carolina Coast-The Spanish Expe-
dition to Mexico &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Captain Noodle,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon at past one and at hafpast five O'Clock
to go by railroad.
The EUROPEAN EDITION OF THE HERALD will be published
at eleven O'Clock this morning 1t will contain-Impor
ant News from the South Showing the Operations OF
military and Naval Forces from Port Royal Illustrated
with Map Of the South Carolina Coas-Account of the
Battle and Defeat of the Rebels Port Royal Ferry
Occupation Of Biloxi by the Union Fight
Between Fort Pickens and the Rebel Batteries-More
cendarism at the South &C.; the Latest News in Regard
to Progress of the War the Potomac and in Ken
tucky, Missouri &c. 1t will also contain late and i'm
portant intelligence from Mexico, with description Of
the Landing of the Spanish Expedition Vera Cruz and
the Evacuation Of the City by the Mexcans, together
with variety Of other interesting matter.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Iudgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
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A Giantess or Huge Proportions, the
largest heaviest and fates. Woman living perfect female
Lambert, is on exhibition at BARNUMS MUSEUM and,
with the Fairy Play, attracting crowded houses
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A I HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
"A Cooking Utensils Silver Plated Table Cutlery, WOODEN,
Willow and Iron Ware. X. H. BASsFORD'S great House,
keepers Bazaar Cooper Institute, block from Broad
way, in Astor place.
A NOTICE TO SKATERS.-A NEW STYLE OF sKAT-
N ing Boot at JONES' 10 and IL Ann street; double
sole Boots at 81 80.
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BnImoral Boots, So SO, for Ladies', at
CANTRELLS Sl3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth
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Trusses.-NIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder DR. Wadsworths Uterine
superior article. No. vesey street, Astor House,
Opposc the church,
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Tho estimated expenses So IT'S 1888, including
81 0705l2 for completion OF the canals and payment If
the last canal loan; 81 500 i'll balance Of the from
$780, 81 250 for redemption Of Comptrollers bonds
600 for payment OF temporary loan $500 600 for
arms and equipments appropriated by the last Legs.a
ture 1853 O5S balance OF app opaton for expenses Of
volunteers and 1854 1856 for various charitable nsu
tiOns.
The following is recaptulaton Of the State indebted
ness =
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a Total debt .
800 QC6 c6d

= aoe1f uoUt g '1oS i5ZU,zU4
The estimates for the next year are prepared with a
view TO economy in every department. The taxes will
amount to 21l mills, independent Of war expenses.
Those will be one-tbird lower than in 1860. The of
S522 496 will he required TO meet land damages and de-
ciences in the Canal Department for last year and the
present
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Waterproof BOOts.-Wfnter Boots OF the
best quality and reasonable prices be had the
store of LORlN BROOKS SON. 4S4 Broadway, Of
Howard street.
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Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supporters ard Suspensory Eandages. Drs. GLOVER a
THORNE, No. Ann street, under Barnums
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Balance in Treasury September 30, 1851 1854 623 rs
The estimated revenues for tho current fiscal year
as foows-
Three and onc-eighth mill State tax, viz: for
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Hills Hair Dye. Soc, Black or Brown.
Iualiblc ongucnt for the hair Depot No Barclay street.
and sold by all druggists.
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Trusses.-PcrsOns Suffering with Her
mia rupture now be permanently cured by using
WHITES Patent Lever Truss Pamphlets gratis. Call at
the proprietor's Office 4S2 Broadway.
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OHicinl Ora wings OF the Delaware State
Lottery.
EXTRA CLASS 5--Iannnry Q, 1882.
l5, &c., l, SO, 50, %, 81, 81, 49, SO, 81, 81, II.
CLASS ll5-January 6. 1862.
80, IS, 35, 43, 66, %, 8, AS, %, 81, 27, 4, AZ.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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I'm India and the Crimea British Soldiers
amply provided with Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
for wounds, sabre cuts. &c.
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Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS 7-Jan. o. 1862
40, 3S, So Ga TO- 81, n, 26, IL, 80, 54, 33, 30.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 8-Jan. G, 1852
60, 70, 29 IL, lO 49, H. 80, II, lS, SO, "a, Al.
Circulars sent free of charge by undressing ethcrto
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
COyinston Ky, or St Louis, Mo-
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The Highest Premium Paid for Gold mt
THOMPSON BROTHERS, Banking oilce corner of Broad
way and Wall street.
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made on the suppositon of the meeting On the
nIs call the caucus that did assemble excluded most OF
Alvoord's strength.
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Barry's TricOphcrous Is the Best and
article dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies', IT, Sold BY
nj druc
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A Pure TObaccO.-YcllOw Bank TObac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all inn
puritia by all tobacco Dealers and
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New York State Finances.

Amount Of warrants drawn
during the year. 80. $40 ,537 ,SOS "a
Amount Of warrants unpaid $40 q
ho9 17Q 15
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e'is Rond S3daso ownslc succeeded in getting sharply on E
blow which thought be foul but not recogned
Rouna ScIsary eonnseina hns and wnSe Gown
Round G3-Bui little change; winkls down.
wne showing sen Of mo activity Ss on
's"s Rond a. @ and nsw few hits slight
repused by sharp counter blow uy winkc; but
rslyns 90, Wink, IN most q nnfosnse position
winke pulled away and went down; -. ....
Round 6S 10 ~ were OF nut very little account with more
ROUND ss"Eiot got his opponent near side ropes and
wnkie when the latter go. hold o. ropes pulled
himself down (Cres of shame for wnke; he is already
Rcanss T. IS 70 II and both seemed ,osvod
down with but slight blow or two.
woT an" nov @ % he cn Wn. e
o. his fest into his own corner Cheers for Elliott
punhmsDt went over into winslcs corner and aer an
sssSanss blow; wia.is slipped ard went %cwp: vn,
Round Sl-Winklc thrown heavily upon his back Elliott
Roand 8 10 S. Both men seemed exhausted and fought
Round sBrsk blows, and Wrinkle again knocked
" R%nnd "'n ss-A clinch. and Wrinkle thrown
Round s9Boh men again cnched and fell against the
ropes; neither succeeded In doing much execution,
whrn ths outsiders pulled the ropes from their hold and
s Sy Ssy ns BE- mS y
seconds Elliott was ehekins the ormer while down
wnklc, g % avoid i,, MS blows, wen, went 4, down S
way C0NS wnile came up slowly his tongue porudns
his mouth and presenting most deporsbs and d. :csenng
Bss meS ss when n"s o
Wnk all ne rips and into his own corner winkie
Raand ssBoh men enched and fell winkle on top
'Yseersa Round sa-sSarp :parrlns and Wrinkle down
Round eeBoth men now seemed pretty well used up
,ssS%: sG,: he %sS:
another the ropes Here they surrounded by their
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12

A F1RsT-RATE NOTICE OF THE SPEECH OF A
ToRY.-The Nashville UnionIsf the Goth ult.,
contains the following frst-rate notice Of the
recent dirty speech Of Voorhees,, Of Indiana:
We have received, under the frank of Hon.
D. W. Voorhees, of Indiana, several copies of
his notorious speech assailing the Administra.
ton, while it is trying to suppress rebellion
created by his own associates, and excusing
his vote against the revenue bill which pro-
vided the government with the means of pay
ing our noble soldiers on the battle field. We
call on every soldier of gallant Indiana to mark
him snd his associates, of the 9Th of January
for vengeance. We rejoice to know that in
that State, patriots Of all parties have united
in forming Union party for the approaching
election and during the war. 1t is not worth
while to review Mr.. VS. speech, Indiana will
do that by at least one hundred thousand ma
jority for the Union ticket, if her newspapers
and stumpers do their duty.
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FIRE.-About II o'clock on the evening of
the Fourth . carpenter shop on 9Th street own
ed by John A Woods, was discovered on fire.
Efforts were made to stop the progress Of the
flames. but they were of no use. The building
was consumed in very few minutesi involv-
ing total loss of the contents, consisting Of
carpenters tools and other property to the
amount Of nearly . thousand dollars! Six car
penters lost their tools, depriving them Of the
means whereby to make living. The build
ing was the original Methodist Church. 1t was
pioneer among City structures, and relic
Of the pass.
II Won I'd seem from all the light we can oh.
tam on ihe subject, that the building was fired
Dy an Aoendiary. No FIRE has been used in
me 81 .op for three months. No arrest hal
been made, but strong suspicious Of foul play
nave heea e1cited.-LDss Moines Reg.
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WHAT IS CoNsERvATIsM?-Lord Brougham
the social science toady of the Peers, is no
longer the once beloved Henry Brougham ofthe
people. [Cheers and dissent There goes
Brougham's carriage, said noble Lord to Sgd
ney Smith. You see the B. outside. Yes, re-
piled the wit, but there is a wasp within. Laugh.
observe that the great Reformer had given up
Reform-that the leading Liberal was no
longer the advocate of liberal ideas-in short
that the wasp has lost his sting. Applause.
Mr.. O'Brien asked, What is Conservatism?
Shall described it. Yes. Well then con.
servatism is old monarchies-old nations-old
customs-old men and Lord Brougham.-
Laughter Conservatism is the great fat
stone upon the green sward. Dig it up and
what do you see?-serpents-lizards running
to their holes-huge bugs frightened at the
daylight-spiders-and cold clammy worms
gathering themselves together-and all kinds
Of unelean things. Hear. Remove the
stone-cart it away. Let the sunshine Of pro-
gress fall upon the spot-and pass that way
the next year, and you will behold site to
gladden. the eyes Of man-beautiful grasses
have sprung up-and delicate flowers have
bloomed there, aud all is fresh With purity and
10y. [Loud cheers.] Conservatism, gentle.
men, is the stone. Progress the removal
ICheers. The one represents the loathsome
diseases that sleepiin the darkness-the other
the buds and flowers that open their leaves in
the sunlight. Loud cheers. Yes, Conserve
tism bears the same relation to Toryism that
the Puseyite does to the Catholic. The one il
q sunuch-the other an entire man. From
ueo. +. Trains last speech in London.
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CANDIDATES BEFORE TEE JUDICIAL CoNvEN
1ioH.-We understand that Judge Springer, Mr..
Phelps, Of Burlington, and Mr.. Beck, of Fort
Madison, will be candidates for the nomination
for Judge before the Judicial Convention, And
that Mr.. Tracy, of Burlington, Mr. Palmer, of
Mt Pleasant, and Mr.. Strong, of Keokuk, are
candidates for District Attorney.
These gentleman are al known, and have an
established reputation with the bar and the peo-
pie Of the District. And it would seem if old
Lee fails to secure the highest position, there is
every presumption that the second will be &C.
corded to her.-Gate City.
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A female writer says nothing looks worse on
q lady than darned stockinga Allow % to OBJ
serve that stockings that need dafning look Q
great deal worss than dArned ones, darned If
they don't. Il
Gen. Pope graduated at West Point in the
same class with the Federal Generals William
s. Rosecrsns and Abner Doubleday, and the
rebel generals Gustavus W. Smith, Mans6eld
Lowell, Earl Van Dom end james Lohgstreet.
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sclEEcE.-We like point and perspicuity. The
following theory Of the rainbow, by jerks, Of
the Dubuque Times, is therefore refreshing:
When the melofygistic temperature of the
horizon is such as to caloricise the impurient in.
dentation Of the hemisphere anology, the cohe.
sion Of the borax cubistus becomes surcharged
with infnitessima!s, which is thereby virtually
deprived of their fssural disquisitions This
effected, rapid change is produced in the thor.
smbumpter Of the gymnasticustus palerium,
which causes convacuation in the heptagonal
antipathies Of the terrestrium aqua verusli. The
clouds then become mass of deodotomized
specula of ceremocular light which can only be
seen when it is visible.
Certainly!