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"PRoMENADK SiNsLE FILE The Select
Dancing Club had their first "sociai hop
on lass "Wednesday evening. and we must
cay that q more nice and respectable little
party never graced ball room. Keep it
up.
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r. NJ. Cochran aud Sam'l Rowlett. we
are pleased to learn. are the Suffers Of the
l24th Regiment now organizing at Camp
Wayne. This is as it should be. IS no bet
ter men could have been selected.
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NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

Our carrier requests as to inform the pa
irons Of the Palladium. that he will give
to any one. Godsy's Ladies Book. or Peter
sons Magazine. for one year. who will write
him q good New Years Address.
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

tie, Horses, Mules. Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yi-Id large profits II is
believed that section of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries of Illinois. branch of farming to which but
little attention has been paid. and which mus.
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lcith. distance OF Sc miles on the Branch and
"a miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay
Srrins Nhr;lt Corn
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us. 5-2O'S.

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY has not yet
gives notice OF intention TO withdra~ this popular
en-, the undersigned IS GENERAL SUBscRIPTfoN
AGENT" viii continue to supply the public
The whole unit OF the Losn author zsi is Five Hun
area Millions OF Dollars. NEARLY FuI-R HUNDRED
INTO the treasury mostly within the asst seven months
The large demand from abroad AMI the rapidly ncreas
lug home the basis circulation by
National Banking Associations organizing ali
parts othe country. will in short period.
the balance Sales have lately ranged from fifteen
millions weekly. frequently exceeding three million,
AMI As a .as 81.
Icports and Internal Rev sul in the
almost e-rtainty ih.; be necessary ,or
ong time to re, To seek market for other long
PAL OF WHICH ARE PAYABLE Is GDLo.
Prudence And self interest mus fore the minds o.
Associations we'll the mind, OF all xho iAie
money on their hands 10 the prompt eoneiu.ion that
pOpuisr Loan will he beyond their reach And
The Thirty Loan. sold And eouia
no longer be sn. scrieei tor .. par
cipaI PAYAsLE IL COIN. thus yielding ER NIvE
PR CENT PER ASNuA at the present of premium
Tae Gavsrnmeas require, all datiss import. to
~ . nearly three ::nes greater that reour-s
e1 Loans. 50 that !. hopei TIA, :. an 9TH
Pin. Coin in the Treasury 60 distant e.. eaahi.
m Loan i. called 80 from the fac: Ia, -.
Bond. may for ~ years the Govern men, hs.
righs TO pay them 81 N Geld. at AFTER
TaE INTEREST is PAID uALr-YEARLY. viz On
the list of SoveRher Mar.
BE to Ard are s a 500 and as .iec are Ds..
isiers Bonds OF same eenoHiuasions and in asaiaa
$500, and $40 co. For Ranking purposes and for in
vessnens Of Truss-nor~ys. the Registered Bonds Ar.
preferable. -
rh.s. s-so,s e.aef ~ taxed By States, es,...
eounfiss and the 0ovsrnneas tax OF tbe,. :. 80
Aaia bali per eens the amount OF In com. vh.n
the income OF the hofeef sxeee3s Six Hundred ao.r.
asosD: ALI o&Ase DveseEeats. isco.ne frr.
Mortgages Railroad Stock and Bonds, mas; pav
froU three TO fSs p<x N he income
Bank Aad hsAkevs throaghoa: the Country will eon
time % dispose OF the Bonds and all orders By nail
otherwise. promptly ATTENDED to.
IAe Of fev days. delay in delivery
10 the boads aeavoijseIe the demand being 80 rr-.s
bot - nteFsss Commences fruU the day sabsc, n.n
loss oecasioned, aad every exert ng nae "a
diminish the delay.
JAN COOK. Sub>eripsiou Ascent
ia SOUTH THIRD srREET faTLADEIHHIA
Philaseipbia- December II l-ss
MORRISON. BLANCHARD & Co, are Agent, far
Redmond and Vicinity
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O.T-, BARLEY, RYE BTChWLEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois is about the climate Of PENNSYLVANIA,
while the southern part has the climate of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving variety of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of q
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MuEAT, CORN. COTrON. TORACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes and every variety of
fruit and vegetables is grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from TO weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton ST Louis Railroad and the kankakee
and Illinois rivers. distance Of lis miles on
the Branch, and l36 miles the Main Trunk
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
he State
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RRC H.N O.y
Insurance Agency.

The subscriber represents the foowing Cor pan les:
PHGENtN. of Hartford. Fire:
LIVERPOOL An ID LONDON. FIre,
HONE. 81 YORK Go
ARC &c. d.
MANHATTAN. DO
CONTISENTAL, do
IOgtLLARD do
LORS EXCHANGE. do
SECURITY. Ne= ISrk, life,
-ET&A. Hartford,
TIE capital these Compa MES amount in all
Slu to.sG0 Farm houses C.y dueIiilgs,
DC Insured fzvprshie terms s-ttl-neofs Il
losses prompt VIM BELL Notary PaBtic Az !:
q,
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TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, 1t IS not surprising that it should
have already disposed Of 800 100 acres Of land.
1t is selling at the rate of 5 ,ooo acres per
week. Interpolation along the line has trehled
Ia ten years, and is STA sci The Company
sell TO actual cultivaiors and every contract
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Trayerses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to the Ohio. As its name imports the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State. and eli
Their side of the road along its whole length lie
the lands offered for sale
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PETITION.

STATE on ISDIAHA.k
Wayne Ceu1J, ee-3
NvcSJCg IN h~Y-hy n en sAss WslitAo Diekie aDA
~ Narshai Benry, A9unissrAteru Of the sseoes Of
c. ayIes H-nry. dec~ss>d has dssd she9r psettt0s
se II. the sseeceert. hts psrsraaty Be.
ins bis teots and sss sssa petition
had the tern Of fks Ceart Of Coensn
Psers ~ said cor-tv. Il
soL MEREDITH. CIR. ". 9. C.P
pICKLK 4 BURCHESEAL- ANY, 's~
sa-3v
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men will ind the free
school system encouraged by the State and en-
dowed with large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live in sight of the school,
the college. the church, and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great Yves
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that il equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have been given of |, :;
but let any careful observer visit it, and he will
inform You that the half has not been told Of the
advantages 1t offers for immediate occupation
ana INN ediate returns The farmers of the
ern and Middle States and Canada are moving
to Illinois in great numbers; and 1t is believed
that If these surprising advantages were made
known To the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of over Gro yydei Europe
they would promptly avail themselves Of the
knowledge.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products of Illinois are great
er than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop cf 1851 was estimated at 81, ooo, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than I4a zoe
ESQ bushels. besides the crop of Oats Barley
Rye, Bnckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes Flax, Hemp Peas Clover.
CahbaGe, Beets, Tobacco Cotton Sorghum
Grapes, Peaches, Apples. &c. which go to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region over -Four Millions tons of produce
were sent out OF the State of Illinois during thu
mas Year
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CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS.. DEpOTs.

There are Ninety Eight Bepots on the Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
rte where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily as in the oldest cities of the
Union, and where buyers are 10 be met for all
kinds Of farm produce.
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal in extent TO England with ro9-
ulatiou of l. .23. CSC, and soil capable Of sup
porting %, Csa, coo. No State in the VALLEY of
the Mississippi offers great inducement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part OF the world where ali the conditions of eli
mate and soil admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CORN aud Wheat.
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MINING AND MANUFACTURE.

The great resources 81 the State, in Coal Iron,
Lead Zinc, POttsr's CLAY, limestone Sandstone
&c, &c. are almost untouched they await the
arrival Of entc -prisng and energetic men, aeeus-
toned 70 convert them into gold.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such imr'e iiate results from his fabor these
deep, rich, ioamy soils, cultivated with much
The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute Alton & st.
Louis Railroad, distance of nearly 200 miles, is
well aiap:ed to Winter
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RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersect the whole state. S115,-
ono, 600 have been invested In completing the
great network that links every part of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares of com
nae
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STOCK RAISING,

In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension of
stock al,ing. All kinds Of Cattle Horses Mules
sheep, Hogs, &C., of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits: large fortunes have already been
nade. and the field il open for others enter
with Tire fairest prospects Of like results DAIRY
FARMING also presents It's inducements to many.
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sending reinforcsments from the Western
armies to Lee with view toSoifensiEs
operations.
NEw York, june l6.-A special Har-
risburg dispatch to the World says Hook
er Is threatened at Warrenton by the
main rebel army supposed to be 90, coo
strong under Lee in person. The force
in Maryland and Pcnnsy ylvania is estimated
by General Schenck at 40,0 900.
At meeting held yesterday Gen. Cam
eron pledged his whole fortune to the de-
Tense of Pennsylvania aud called upon the
Governor to appoint Gen Mcclellan or
Gen. franklin Commander-in In Chief of
the Pennsylvania forces.
AT Pittsburgh all the factories have
stopped work and all hands are throwing
up entrenchments.
All the archives of the State and the
specie of the Harrisburg banks have been
removed for safety. The inhabitants pre-
pairing in great numbers to leave.
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CHIcKAsAw BAyoU, june 10, NJ
CAIKD,. june 17.-News from, tho trent
represent our siege works being pushed
closer up TO the rebel liness in several
places, aad collision is considered ihmi-
nent. The army Is in bettcr spiritxfka
at any previous time. Rebels made. their
Appearance within four miles, -
HAiNEs BLrFF, June l2.+-Ns eunsoak
attack from Johnston is expevtsifor s&ns
days. -. = s sissss.s
Firing continues up,n yicksb1rg kron
all sides. No further demonstration On
he Loaisiana side. Il q sis4S}e
4 lIEADouARrERs WALxrg H1t4&
vIcKsBURa,zJ jung, 12, ssve.-The beat in
formation credits Lsring at@xith 6Fty
thousand rebels, Haiker at Yazoo City
with fifty THOUSAND. Johnsten, NJ Gunton
withfftsod thousaai sThcse,wilk 81 nas-
sed ut the attack. on Grants resr, batyhe
holds ali fords on Black river, which must
be crossed by Johnston and Isosiags gs
Rebel cavalry arc coatinaslay ON yhsf
scout oatsid, of Grants Ii las. Ms,h sscks
ness IS said to prevail at Yickskatx. 1n (
citizenssdcsire itscapitulation, which Peas
berton utterly refuses -.s.-.
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a st,onventien OF the People.
The Democratic Central Committee of
Clio called a delegate Convention to nom

The Democratic Central Committee of
oaio called adelesate Convention to nom
inate State officers. In pursuance Of this
County meetings were held and the people
appointcd their delegates to attend this
Convention: They not only appointed
their delegates, but when the time come
they, went up to Columbus with their dele
gates to see that they nominated the men
Of their choice Never before in the his
tory Of Ohio has = delegate Convention
keen converted into Mass Convention by
the Spontaneous uprising Of the people
Why IS il? What caused this great up
Using Of the masses2 What caused this
great commotion? It was because an In
hnrsat, sConstitntional right lad been
grossly vioIated BY military commander.
Why were the people with one voice in
f;axQr Of Clement +. Vsllandigham as
their standard bearer. because his pomi-
mtion vas justland proper rebuke Of the
6utraec which had so lately been commit
ted on Tie liberties Of the people in his
pcrson. ~,
The Democracy upon the questioned
military arrests and trials are unit; not
only unit. bat an earnest unit, a deter
s.ssea unit. This fact has been demon
AtEatad ~ the late Convention. 81 IS
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An Extensive Programmc

One Dirisioa of Lees Army to Fiisit
Parkersbuy, another Ntccting, de-,
DC. sisa 81
Lees army. numbering $4,000 men, has
been divided into three parts. No. star
ted six days ago from .Gordonsville for
parkersburg, Va, No. 2 left 1Culpepper
g. H., to proceed by way of Gratton 10
Wheeling and Pittsburg, with instruct-
ions after occupying the latter to unite
with No., / to proceed through Ohio into
Kentucky. No.s3 was to proceed by way
of Winchester and Harper's FERRY into
Maryland aud Pennsylvania towards Har-
risbprg or Baltimore, with view to ma Ike
diversion to occupy the attenriap of the
Federal army of the East. This last di-
vision of tae rebel army is composed very
largely of cavalry aud mounted artill-
ery.,as eiaisst r - -.
1t was stated and very generally be-
lieyed here that Bragg had joined Lee,
aud that, the rebel army moving in this di-
rection amounted to l50, 900 men. To,
corroborate this Union officers here from
the Southwest state that all the points in
that part OF the country have been. forii-,
fed with the highest degree Of art, and to
sncll an extent that there was nothing
more left to be done, and that instead of
sending reinforeemepts to their garrisons
in the Southwest they have actually. been,
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The March from Fal,nd uth--r
MCCLELLAN STOCK COMING UP

NEW York, june 1.-THE lH6rald's
Washington dispatch says the march from
Falmouth to the present position Of the
army was severe one, many Of tie SOL
diers tainted from the effects Of the heat,
aud mules and horses gave out IWsha.
Sd corps alone about 20 Of the men 81
by tho way from sun. stroke. A c44S1,l
force was left behind to take care 6ftn1
bring in those who were exhausted The
creeks aud rivulets. and even the spfinys
in the road, were nearly dry and afforded
no relief. - = -
Quite a large number Of army ,ef6csPs
left town to-day for the North 10 aid in
organizing and putting ito The Ga tha
militia that has been called out ~ ~
President. s, s.ss;s- Is .... m
A rumor is current that Col. Eorot
has counselled the restoration sf Gen.
NJ Ciclian to the comma ID If sho e uay : s
the Potomac. ie
Persons report hearing cansonsding IN
the direction Of Ccntreville at early dsva
to-day. ~, s,lsg.gas.,
It is stated that If On. MvislisS
should be authorixed to issuess ell ftr
volunteers to rcpel the invasion Of tie tSfs
der free States, all the soldiep rsceutly
mustered out OF the service, to & nsR,
would undoubtedly respond = i and
large army of veterans wunld thus ba suA.-
denly iinproviscd A .com-pittss FROM
Harrisburg waited on the President to-
night, to urge tbs adoption of'thi4 cSafsAk
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DISPOSITIONS OF HoOKER'S


PHILADELRHIA, June H.-Tks In-
|qnirer las the Following special letter:
Bull Run, Va, Juas IS. The Grand
Army of the Potomac issnow on and near
the old Bull Run battle field. The 3rd
army corps arrived at Manassas junction
Monday, aud the 1st and 11th corps are
at Centreville. The rest Of the Army sf
the Potomac, the I'd, 9th, 9Th and i2th,
corps, will probably reach here tonight.
Hooker and staff are now On, their way u
this point and by to- morrow nooa the r.
my will be together again. Oar cavalry
commands have during the whole tine.
been in our flank. Gen. Gregg With his
division is and has been operating il thsf
neighborhood of Warrenton and Whits
Sulphur Springs, Gen. Duties divisiou,
late Gen. Averill's, .is-at the base Of fAs
Blue Ridge, nelr Ashby's Gap, Genssal
Buford with the regulars has completely
blocked up Thoroughfars Gap, thsrshy
preventing the approach of the rebels to-
this neishborhood by that chanssi. Col.
Taylor, of the lst Peunsylyania cavalry.
now temporarily in command Of GcnsraiE
|Wyndham's brigade, has had the Orshrs'
and Alexandria Railroad under his ssce-5
cial care. Gen. Pleasastos, now. in con-
mand of the cavalry corps, has his bead.
quarters in the neighborhood Of War<
renton. Our cavalry has captured many
prisoners and brought away nunbsrle6s
contrabands. from whom valuable infos-
nation has been obtained. ns Ezie "a
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Official from Grant.

f ~ sa-F s.c 80 "A . a
MEMPHIS, June 16.-Arrivals from
below to-day, bring official dispatches from
Grant to noon of the 11th.
Reinforcements are arriving and taking
the positions assigned them.
Kirby Smiths force on the Louisiana
side is attracting attention. They will be
closely watched. It is doubtful about his
having means to cross over the river, but
the numerous bayous may afford him ia
cilities to make the attempt.
It is pretty well ascertained that the
Vicksburg garrison is on quarter ration,
of corn meal and pea -four, and the supply
of these is very limited. Their fresh beef
is all gone.
The rebel Walker is at Yazoo City.
Jackson is said to have arrived with 9
division Of cavalry from Bragg.
About 200 prisoners arrived here from
VIcksburg to-day
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Hooker Falling Baek sn
Washington.

NEW York, June II A dispatek ftom
Headquarters Army of the Potonae, d.
ted june Is, to the Herald statss: This
morning we started again, and to-uiRht
the whole country south Of the Occoqlan
is left to the enemy. Il is reported that
the rebel cavalry are at Chambsrsburg
aud that the enemy has appeared at Brooks
Station five miles from Aqua. The rsbels
will undoubtedly follow us closely though
an engagement with the pursuing forees
is not anticipated 1t would probably bg
improper to state where cur next lire 20
defense will be established althonrh The
enemy will doubtless know Lefsre the
publication of this letter, but Hooker u
Fastening with his entire army t. the De-
Tense OF Washington, and will cccupy's q
position best adapted to defeat the plans
of Lee. - Il -
To-day all is quiet. whcther Lee Iill,
attack US or attempt another expefimeat.
in Maryland remains to be dstormined.
In a few hours We shall be ready fof hia'
and the fate of the rebel army Of Norskern
Virginia may be decided IN ss many day..
Ice undoubtedly has an immense forss'
between Warrenton and Culpeper. end
those left at Fredericksburg Numbering,
nearly 10000 will prohably be sdded 80
that army as soon as possible. The pab1is'
may be prepared for snotherg grand stss9-
gle near Washington or smother Etssa
fzzlc. - - S
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2 John Broughss speech.

We take the following extract from
John Brough's speech, at Marietta, on the
10th ipst. He said e ~, s, '.,,5.a $50. S
No party exer made opposition to a
war that was.not rent in twain aud torn to
pieces therebyi and you can net. blot the
record ont; you may try it, butiit will stick
to you, and ann not going along with You
in your opposition now sa5 s syon si.-
This is untrue 5; The party who iop-
posed the last sstor zMcxican War, is in
power to-day nnd Bron 9h is adting with
them. Lincoln himself voted against the
appropriationsssto carrya On ithe Mexican
War NEARLY alb ehis pfssent supporters
we're aainst1 that war. s Looks It t'afwiu,
Giddingss GtaFs,z Seward aud nearly oall
the high ina giHItssa efthe hGoverHn,ens.
They were against the. lastwar, and their
record has never HURT them in athe least.l
That was aaaforcign war, too, nndsnot d
civil one! sressIfHs eassaisfs. 80 sn4o Il 1sxE
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there can be found in the sovereign State
1T Ohio even am insignificant minority
ready to bow before the will of single
man who makes and executes the law at
his pleasure? If 50, then indeed, we the
people of ohioarc ignoble descendants
Of worthy sifss.
We repeat, there is no mistaking the
issue. There can not be. The Democra-
cysin- their platform, affirm that they
will earnestly support every constitu-
tional measure tending to preserve the
Union of the States" All conservative
men will unite in the sentiment contained
in that part of the platform. If you are
in favor of continuing the war or if you
are opposed to it, no matter which, SO that
YOU arcopposed to living under military
dictator, vote for Clement L. Vallandig-
ham. The Democracy makes no issue
with their opponents on this war question.
The administration is prosecuting war
and we do not oppose them in any man.
ner; nor do we affirm that the object which
they propose will be attained by its prose
cution. We do not desire to, neither is
ih.ir any necessity. of-making any issue
on the question of the war. Tho issue
we do make, and which many wise, far
seeing men predicted some time since
would have to be decided by the people,
is whether we shall have a military des-
petism instead of Constitutional Govern
ment. It has at last come to this. and
We confidently trust to the wisdom, intel
fgenee and patriotism of the people of
the State of Ohio to decideupon this inn
portant question. ,.a -.
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The Secret Lcagucrs Success
- yssz 10 full.

The loyal leaguers have placed at the
head Of their ticket John Brough, a
democrat, who has been voting. the aboli-
ton ticket, all the time for the last ten
yearsl Brough will get precisely the
same number of votes that David Tod
would have received had he been the can
didate.. -. - -. :
Brough wasin reality nominated by the
loyal lenguers.in May last, and all who are
opposed to- Secret political conspiracies
and in favor of american liberty, will
vote against him. ,Sss3 sssz
Those who are in favor of military
dcspetism will vote for Bfough.