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, 1864-03-15

New YORK, March 12,--The Richmond WAs1, oi
the h says that 1t Will take about week more to
rebuild the satroad to Lees army.
Lee has sent out hls cavalry IN all directions to
eizc everything in the ehape Of forage and subslst
cucc FOR his troops. The c1rcuitous route that
everything has TO come by railroad renders it i'm
,ossible for Lee 10 secure enough over one lne to
Eu<l, luis army from suffering.
The Wig aso that the rebel force In Florida
o Numbered onTe two to enc.
, 1864-03-15
w ON NDERFUL DEVELOP
w MENTS! BUT CAN De
Satisfactorily Demonstrated BY all.
MADAME RITTER

l-D - o n Il Clark = r. e t !,
Between Madison and Washington. Chicago.
From the West Indian Islands, the greatest Clavoyant
aHd Planet Render IN The present age. MRS. RtTf fER
pcwers Which began to her to such IN
was able ID convince the most sceptica Of er most
wonderful s powers She can give Information about
the past preeh: ltarc cTents Of lie, also OF lost
aoasy 1snt;in the psrson With g. mich certainty
sAc pIcscr1bes for giving the cause and loc
Gen Tth 70 mach as confidence
hare been banshcd BY her wonderful minlstrations.
She can seq and point oct the to the
obstinate even those that have baed the skill
of our best pslcars, can direct eal!es and incnts,
that Will cure Cancer, Fever Sores, White SWen1s,
&c, short by the aid OF superior power she Is
endowed with the healing art. nlhlJa6EltA
, 1864-03-15
FROM CINCINNATH.
The German Daily Press on the presI-
Dental Question.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbunc,7

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.]
CINCINNATI, March II, 1854.
The German Democratic daily Of this CITY, the
Tosk*frtuad, which strongly adrocated vallandis
ham, came out In 4 leader yesterday upon Ere
mont. 1t says as long as there was prospect for
the nomination Of Mcclellan, 1t clung to the Demo-
cratic party, but they would not support Copper
head- and equally oppose the reelection OF LINCOLN
The Republican German daily on the other hnnd
denounces the action Of the Missouri Radicals, and
advocates the nomination Of Lincoln,
The Copperheads here hare no representative
now among the German press.
The Goth Ohio having re-enlistcd, arrived fton,
the front to-day
letter from Chattanooga eaye that trains are
running South from Chattanooga to Ringsold.
, 1864-03-15

[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trihunc.1

tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Ma1ch 10.
Icssss. Smith and Collins, commissioners for
lisbursing the Philadelphia bounty to the East
Tennessee Relief Fund, arrived here yesterday,
They have on the why to Knoxville several tons OF
provisions for the Tennessee sufferers. The loyal
people Of the Suite are Fery destitute, and arc de-
serving Of the sympathy ofthe people Of the North
No doubt exists here Of the truth OF the report
that Gen. Smith will take command Of the Army Of
the Potomac.
1t lie no Eecret In military circles that he has
Gen. Grants confidence as to fitness for position,
aud this appointment has been looked for for come
time.
gus, and everything has been for some DAYS very
Gufet NJonc tic lines
, 1864-03-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbnne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tstbnne.1
BRIpGRrour. ILL.,. Nazch II. 1861.
CLHAnxp-H. q. Loomte, Athens Onward, Ii Sails,
9ss It lumber. CO o0o sliln:les P. FosshEup, Prison.
AHk1rKn-D- d. ThoEp, La Sale, 800 ba corn sfl
waukee, La sa!1c, 52l ba corn: Cataract La Sa1le,
600 bn corn Humboldt La Sale, $500 bu corn !;
Northwest, Ia Sale so bu corn Atlantis. Il Sale.
DEIpoEPorT, H., March II, 1865.
CLrArrr-lliance, Ii Sale 100 ~ # 1nmber16,1ls
Ridns, 1eo c shingles, 10000 1ath; Louise, In sac
1 oil lumber Prairie Queen, Ottawa 80 aj It lu-
hcR; E. Burnham. Prison Imperial, La Sale, 1as.ai
Il lumber: Rosa Belle La Sale, III 800 It lumber
-sE1ivED. Sundny-Wasp. Lockport,; Uaadllla, Ia
sRe 2! bu ccsn; Gibraltar. La Sale, 5i3 bu corn:
American Star, La salle a.6et hu r. Eorthrur
Prison, : .Eards Fnbblc stoac; II. G. Loouis Ath-
ems, 60 yards rubble stone,
, 1864-03-15

WHEN THE PRINCES WAS
" Enothesed in the toweror London some friend
searching amongst their effects keen AXE found
h.nal1 miniature. How preferable wouid 1t had been
however, II he could hare found Of those superior
Cnrtes 20 Visi:e now taken at EVER1TT'S, 81 Lake
strest. at the low price Of 81 per dozen.
mh15a5tS1t kAY MAS, Agent.
, 1864-03-15
Qt)ifago Qribnne.
TUESDAY, MARCH Ii, 1854



When loyal men by 1nattcntion and uncon.
corn ttirc fhc rule into fhe handc ,f o,nr..
80. 49,, ~ a"@o ~ sopPo'-
hcadss ntCc1scly 6ncn eoormltlo8 must be 0x-
1,eolcd ~ those cnnctcd nt thr cnnn,,1
cornns, 1..+ ,ro,,... mr., :, o"Aauoa
~o""1u |1eL evening. VIII tho read
C1B Of the. TRIBUNE merchs1,ts hank
crs. mechanics aolfs e,,,on 49,. .s.oa4 ~
sohos eobof meh interest
ca In thc welfare of the city. ask
tl,c1nsn1vrs fT 4tcv oro ,,n.ra,,1,,, ..s.....1- -
e. ~. ..,.-tt-. ~ ~sea"''s Atspoaaaolc
aoI t0t tclecuon OIL dove-ln Sherman tr {ear
<"g other s'est TO do Tie vot;na If go, Lave they
right to complain- VIII the present hour
Of our indignation and shame induce better
result In future: II 60 VIC can
bear 1t awhilc. Wo could expect
nothing better from tho Infamous
1arpies who now feast and fattcn On the dis
grace Of our city. This year will bring Ms
cyon worse and more widely disastrous ro-
suit, If the past hare not shaken of the lcth-
asgy too apt TO bcfau good men On election
day. Reao the Council proceedings else
where for your reproof and cure If you
filled in this sour clear duty on tho clec-
1ion dny that gayc cur city Frank Sherman,
We have some news of the 1ate erned,tton
, 1864-03-15

Isttt1dl D1spattt 70 tho Chicago TF1bure.1
MtLWArKER, March II, 1ss4.
FLouR-steady, but less actIve. Sales LOCO bs's
good country Spring In store ut t5o 80 bss choice
do In store at 1885, 800 brs do at $50 0. b brla
fair do at $3.50 I. OBJ.
Observation-Disclosures 1900 bu. Market IN.
changed. Sales 112,oeo bu No. Spring in store at
sl.4A@115h; 5000 bu No. /, buyers option all
month, ut S6. Corn quiet. Sales 100 bu new aheled
tEack at &c. Oats less active, bur nomInay ur.
changed. Barley steady and hrm; transactions re-
stricte by 1ghtness OF receipts Rye unchanged and
firm. The market at the Fewhall House this evening
was shade tmer, e1.15 being freely offered for new
70. Spring. Sales 20 go bu.
PEovIs1oss-Quiet, but 1.1n. Mess Pork held at
$2I, but buyers at ga. Dressed Hogs tsm q:
$7.1:ess.eeo dividing on SO rs. Receipts Light.
, 1864-03-15

Town Legislative mottexa.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune1
DEsAoINEs, March IA, 1854.
The Senate to-day passed the following bflls ap-
propriating 81. .oo per annum to the Blind, and to
the Deaf and Dumb Institutions each, to pay oril
nrry expenses for tic no1t two years and III.
Aoo1c's bill to provide Tor the organization Of the
State Militia.
Lieutenant Governor Eastman being absent In
ths afternoon, Senator Hurd, Of Clayton county.
was elected President pro ten.
Tie House adopted resolution by large ma
5oEity instructing tho Committee on Elections to
report Registry Law bill
The Republicans of this city elected their school
officers to-day by twenty majority.
, 1864-03-15

Icffatof1al CoATcntton-Elcctton of
1eleEafe* to tile Baltimore Convcn-

sEsv{;ar nEsvFm c Ec5 co1: March 1sTae Territorial
ee.etrt IN H. Saianss sns Gsty yesterday elected
Baltimore next 1une- Resolutions indoss;r,TI ,he by
Administration, md pledgins the cooperatioS ma M
asking Congress to paes m enabling al, proyi1ina,
for the organization Of State Government and the
Admission Of Colorado into the Union. Nc
DENVER C1rT, Col, March 14.-Amone the r,sc
1ntions which Iassed the Terrtoria! Convention nn
Friday, WIS one in favor Of IN amendment 10 the
United 6tatcs. @e
, 1864-03-15

NEW YonK, March IA Jacksonville letter In
the Post, dated the 11th. reports heavy firing mp
The riyer undetetood 10 be our gunboats feeling tho
rebel lines.
LAT1n-That day our advance {Col. Hensy's
cayairy) wae attacked and driven In from second
rosition with loss Of number wounded. It was
expected that the rebels would mike an attack On
Jatironvi1le the ncu day; U not, out fotcea would
aoou advance. s.-
, 1864-03-15
M a r Il L Il D.
n :hts city, March litl, BY Rev. ~ C. Jackson Mr.
JOHN CAMPBELL and Miss ANNA CURTIS,
D / H d

In this city. yesterday morning. OF dptheria CHAs.
H. LORD, son OF Thonlas Lord. aged years.
II t1is GtE yesterday morning at O'Clock, EMMA
r; Of M9snEton School. agcd sS }eass and smonths.
funetal viii be held at 9 O'Clock to-day from the
residence j. steveuE Els Fulton street near May
g Boston and Maine papers please copy,
In ts city on tho 18th Inst. at hcr residence On the
corner OF Canal and ktnzie streets, HENRIETTA
CitA1tilE. wio Of Augnstua Lagot.,. aged u yeata
, 1864-03-15

LouIgvnLE, Mnrch 14.-Licnt- Gen. Grant and
chief Of staff passed through hero this morning cn
fpute to Nashville.
Major General ". T. Sherman is expected hero
Tonight Brig. Gen. Ewing arrived this morning
and reported to Gen. BurbEllge and was assigned
ueved.
two districts with respective headquarters at Louis
vile and Lexington, lurbrldgc occupying the fotm
ef aud Ewing tie latter.
, 1864-03-15

hut vey olsu s6foa7fo for cnnnry ,ness: s,9oasoo
fot countTy primo: slo-5a9l:.D fcf scpacked msss
~ M9l7eo Tor extra msss Prime mess beer In good
!cqoess Bacon sLtles 0F!u aud moderately active At
long ribbed iSc ior 60 short Ribbed III 13:Xo ior
70 e 1TS hoT IT en M r,
At @slc for oh1o SG4ac tor state. Chocse vcsy 51n
at tE4lEC.
, 1864-03-15

LoC1ss1LLE, March 15.--AdyIces from Cumber-
iand Gap, Of the 18th inst, state that information
deemed reliable, aayR 1onSrtrret'5 headquarters
ara at Gseeu'iie, Teun., and Duckner's At Bnll's
pointe. Their plckets are eight miles above Nor
rsEtoWn. General Vaughan is at Ro.ersy1lto, and
General Jones ut Longs Mills, eight miles below
, 1864-03-15

EY E.. a ND EAR.-Deafness.
1 B1indncsa and all diseases Of the Eve and Far,
eons19Ge as ior yssss pass toreceve the
Aurst, III Randolph street, Chicago. Operations for
Crpss Eye, Catasnct Artificial Pup &c. &c. akfully
performed Artificial Eyes, Ear DRUMS, Auric1es and
Sound Conductors always On hnnd phl5ea51I5toet
, 1864-03-15

RRICKS! BRICKS! BRICKS!
~ 20 GOO for sale By r Moulding. manufacturer, On
Southport avenue, 1Est street cast OF Ciybournc's
bridge, one quarter Of iie north OF WIcGers Dis
Etcre, g sont! Wells street. at r. O. Boz tes Gil.
cnSo Also occo sWel1cl Bricks for saie cheu2.
, 1864-03-15

The Pirate Rappnf1annoc11.
PORTLAND, March 1t.-PFiyate advioes state that
the pirate nappnhAnnock left France privately
Eqt atot nnd CIinA
, 1864-03-15

Fcw York Stock HInrhet.-h1nrcl., Ia.
sTocHe-A1e better. G & 1ssx; I scrt? 11sx:
p; 2 r " 4 6 t27; 4 4 II pia 95; 9 q N Wsl;
Erirerfd It9A nnds lsQ; Harl 40: Rea7lny lsx: II
NY 11X; Pac AfAi1 z97K; l. year cert 99A.
dfst board.
, 1864-03-15

TH1CAGO AND LIVERPOOL,
~ The Liverpool. New York and Philadelphia
STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'5 STEAMERS
Will sail n ON New York as fo1low1:
GLASGOW, lEortnight stearucr).. 16ts
EInS EhTSnErGfI ~ ~" March 5eth.
CITY OF BALTEoRE...:.... d.. April .sad.
Currency. First CABIN, to Cork or Liverpool, IS.
Third Class, SIS.
Tickets Issued from Liverpool or Queenstown to
Chicago Tor $53. For tnrther 1nlorn alton apply to
+. a. EMORT, GeueFa1 Agent,
fel2-TsS1-lM I'll skr net
, 1864-03-15

The n. 4. Central lIFxailroaI.
Buffalo, March 13.-FrcIcht boats on the Hud-
fon River hare commenced their Eesu1r trip3 auf
the \. Y. Central Railroad Is prepaid to forward
, 1864-03-15

Not 10 be Antcrfercd With.
WAsmNc1oS, March 1d.-Mntor Gen. Butler is
not to be intertcred with In the matter OF cx-
hanIe.
, 1864-03-15

New York Money Market.-March ID.
Money opened little 1rner and closed quiet and
easy At & per cent
Sterling Exchange is lower and closed quiet nt l75
dold irregular and uusettled. Opening at 1sox de-
c1inng to 1G0x advancing to 16l4, and closing Quiet
Goyerrmeft I Stocks less aottEe and lower q. 6. g.
81 coupons, NIX $50 coupons, 164GSt3x 81 urea
suty notes III.
LATKsr+
Gold closes 16tH@161Hc.
At the public board asocks were even higher than at
the eec coDd board, Erie l2i% HudB l5Q%: Ii s. 1It
, 1864-03-15

N. T. Dnnk 8tnt1uent-h1urch1 II.
Tho following ia the Teok1y b:nk ssltemeot. -
Increase In loans 4j4Dctl
PeeIessc 70 e9eeis ss7S;s
!ecfcH6e IN ctfcutAtton.. S1,ts9
Incrthso Ia deposits. stts......................, eul9
, 1864-03-15

We are now receiving very exten.
sive and complete assortment Of the
above lines Of Goods. which we offer to
the trade for cash at prices which we
believe are LOWER than are offered
by any other house west Of New York.
Our line Of HOSIERY and GLOVES
cannot be equaled in variety and
cheapness, and our stock Of Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, &C., is very complete
and attractive.
An examination Of our stock is earn
estly solicited.
nah15-aGi27tuct
, 1864-03-15
SOUTH WATER STREET.
WABASH AVENUE.

\ large mud valuable corner On Soa.h Water street
Tor sale 1T q moderate price.
Also N excellent, substantial honsc On Wabash
aycnnc, 49teer front md full depth lot. Qt1ler Ie,
dcnce and Business Property In an Divisions Of The City
, 1864-03-15

idaho AND SALT LAKE CITY.
4 We will contract to deliver freight through ia
~ epGye polnts at MyorAble rates By RESP 81.
about March 18th. Apply 70
HAWKINS, SMITH d CO.,
Commission Merchants, Is LasAllo street
mh1-v65& 2W To TuABA net
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11
Chinese Fortune TeIlsri.

These men carry on lheis T.azession in
The streets OF the city. whersssr there IS The
least available space. mat is spread on
he ground with stick a, each corner,
around which a strip OF cloth is cast 20 form
an enclosure for the fortune iellar and his
hen-kept in small bamboo cago By
his side is an open box containing NUNS
ber Of very small rolls OF paper, with sel-
;ences or single characters written on them
In front OF him IS q lar e row ol sixty o..
more small pasIe-boafd envelopes which
also hold single characters, or divinalion
sentences. A li,ile board painted white,
Tor wrling on, and the ink >sione and pen
Gil, are al hand and ready for use. An IN
oulrer who wishes 10 consult him squats
down on his heels outside The incosUre
pays The cash (half Iarihing,) and tells
his siory-staing what he wishes 10 know.
He is told 10 pick out roll from the boz,
which having done, he hands IL 10 the mat
" ho unrolls il and writes its contenls on the
board The door Q! the cage is then open-
ed and tue hen marches forward 10 the
row OF envelopes alter peetins over Them
inquisi.ivsly, she picks one and let's II tail
TO ihs ground. f lew cranes of rice are
put into the cage and shs retarns. The
savelope is opened, and The contents are
also written down from these two inserip-
lions the consulIer's prospects are annonnc'
ed The hen is regarded as The arbitrator
of fate, incapable oil moral motive in the
selection OF The roii, and is therefore SUP
posed 10 give The degree OF fate without The
possibility OF cullusion or mIsinieIpretsiion
of any kind
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11
A Yankee Hotel in Dixie.


When Gen. Bsnks's army moved up the
Shenandoah valley from Now Market, Quss-
Iernasier Sergeant Reuten w. Oliver. of
Cochran's New York battery, had 10 be
temporarily left in barn, On pecsshi sf in
iuries he had recslved. Sood after our de-
ParEre he made application at q iad5's
house adjoining for board, but he was in
formed in true Virginia style that she did
not board "Yankee barbarans."
every WE'LL" replied Oliver, "if you won,
bosrd me ! shall keep hotel in your barn,
bui shall probably call upon you occasion
ally iof supplies" and he hobbied back 70
the barn.
Oliver was every inch soldier, and he
went to work at once, Taxing revolver,
he shot madan's finest Young porker, which
his assistant speedily dressed. His able as-
sittant next vent to the apiary aud took
up hive OF bees and transferred the hon.
ey TO tho barn he then went TO the LOT and
MIXED pail OF milk from her ladyship's
COWS then going 10 her servants house.
he made a 'rsquisiiion' ior quantity o,
BIS5I COIu-OONOIS tAldl u4Q UCCu pfCpaIcQ
for the supper. Tho addition of .hose arli-
cies 10 his extraordinary ralions placed him
far beyond The point OF starvation. True 20
his Yankee instincts, he invited the lady 10
take ties with him, at the new hotel across
the wsy, al which she became spi;efnly
indignant; but Oliver was as happy as a
lark, and for The time almost forgot mis- 10 :
jurie-. Soon he had several sick soldiers
added to HE isi of borders, and in due limo
sheep and another young porker and a
second hive OF bees were gathered under
the roof 81 his 'holel,' and funhefmors, ne
cock remained 10 proclaim when the morn
ing dawned. By this time her ladyship
thought she could see it, and sent for OH
yer, Who as promptly as the hature OF his
injuTiee would permit, feporisd at her door.
"See here, young man, said she, "Iper-
ceive that IL would be chsarer for me 20
board you in my house and If you will ac-
cePt it, yon can have board aud room free"
THANK you, madam, thank you," re-
piled Oliver. removing his cap and bowins
politely, "eu; prefer boarding at FIRST
class Ysukse holel 10 stopping a, any Sc
eesh house in Virginia, at The sane price
You " i'll therefore be so kind as to excuse
me for dscIing your generous offer, as il
comes too ls.c )" and back ne hobbled 10
lho barn, and actually remained there foi
two weeks, taking and boarding every pick
and struggling soldier that came along max
ing frequent 'rcquisitions' upon her for sup
plies. Her ladyshiP was nightly pleased
when Divers Ysnkse hotel was diseon-
, tinued but it learned he- a valuable les.
son and no Yankee soldier ever thereafter
applied 10 her in vain for loo1 or sh.iier.-
They always got what they wanted, she ev-
iden;ly noI relishlRs the Yankee hotel sys-
tam
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11
An Honest Deacon.


Deacon n was an hooest old codger, a
kind neishbor. and good chri slian, be-
lieving in the Presbyterian creed TO The full
les, extent ;bui lackaday the deacon wo'd
occasionally get exceedingly mellow, and
almost every Sunday, al dinner, he would
indulge in his isvoriie cider brandy 10 such
an extent that il was with difficulty that he
reached lis pew In The broad isle near the
pulpit, and between the minister and the
village squire's. One Sunday morning the
psrson told his flock ihei he should preach
sermon touching many glazing sins so
conspicuous among Them and he hoped
they would listen a,,eniively and not finch
if il happened 10 be severe. The afternoon
came nd the house was foil /; everybody
turned out TO hear their neighbofs "dressed
down. by the minister, who after well
opening his sefmon, commenced upon The
ltansgtessors in a loud voice, with the Dues
lion, "whers is the drunkard ?'' A solemn
pause succeeded the inquiry, when up rose
Deacon N, bis face red from ireq1en:
d.aughis Of his iavorite drink, and steady
ing himself as well as he could by the pew
rail, looked up 10 The parson, and replied in
trembling and piping voice, "Here |
am"
OF confse eonstsrnsiion was the resr Ii,
OF the honest deacon's response; however,
the parson vent on with his remarks as he
had written them, commenting severely
Upon The drunkard and closed by warning
him TO f6fsake at once such evil habits, Il
be would seek salvation and fee from the
coming wrath. The deacon then made a
bow and sestsd himself.
Sand now" asked the preacher in his
loudest tones, "where is the hypocri,e :"
A pause, but no one responded. Eyes
wsfs turned upon this and that man, bul
the mos gIsnces seemed direEisd to the
squifs's pew, aud indeed the parson sesm-
ed TO squini hard in Thar direction. The
deacon saw where the shat, was aimed
aud raising once more, leaned over h,s pew
10 the squire whom he tapped On the shoul.
der, and thus addressed him s,Come
squire, Why don't you &c, upf | did vher
| Be called on mes
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11
Vas the Democratic Candidate Elected Last
Fall.

Almost every unbiased and fair man in
the Slate of Pennsylvania, was satisfied, af
ter the gubernatorial election .ast October,
that the Hon. George w. woodward was
fairly and honestly elected Governor of this
State. Bot, through system of political f.
nese, such as las never before disgtaced us
as State, the result was declared Otherwise.
Tho open declaration of Secretary Stanton,
that he sent more men into the Stats to vote
than made up Curlin's majority, we have
never seen denied while the bare fact that
Judge Woodward received 25i.l7i-e Iarg-
er vote py thousands than any Democratic
candidate who was elected had received
for 20 years, and that, 100, before cisi! war
had desolalcd the land and lhnned The
ranks OF the voiets--was evidence conelu.
sivs that iAe voice Of the people had
been stfled at the behest OF the new iyrani,
"mittGry Necessity" The dificulty. how
ever, OF getting at the facts iangbly and in
a specific manner, in the courts, was sp-
parent, and the present Executive was in.
augnrated We mention these matters. Of
recon; history merely as preliminary TO the
following:
There lives in the city Of Phiajelphia q, q
highly responsible man by the name oi
John Bull Rotinson-a plain and unlettsr-
ed man, but truthful and honest. He has
published a pamphlet of sixteen pages, in
The form OF an address 10 The people Of the
United States, on The frauds committed on
their elective franchise, and on kindred
topics, which has been sent 10 Us.
The pamphiei has no merits OF style, but
it contains some curious ariihm etical slate-
menis concerning our aclua and possible
votes last Fall. which we should lay be-
fore our readers, had we the space at com.
mand. However lily MIR Robinson writes,
he cyphers well. He has put the official
figures into every form, concscine to the
abo.ilionis,s more than they have right 10
claim, and throwing all doubts iato their
scale, and yet these figures prove majority
for the Democratic ticket OF more than 40,-
600 votes !: Some views that he takes, Ie-
suit 10 a much larger majority, but he can't
make the figurss teil The lie by which the
aboliiionisls hold power.
1t Is the universal conviction of the De-
mocracy Of Pennsylvania, that they gave
their ticke, majority last Fall, and ths
they were cheated in the proclaimed result
] Bn. this opinion, though held in ever part
O! The State, rests on the observation OF in,
diVidual, ard not on collected proofs. Mr..
/ Robinson's figures prove the soundness o
/ The opinion, aud show wha, the proofs, i
they were gathered together, would neces'
sarily establish.
His pamphlet is Intended for campaigr
document, and will be furnished on order
! directed 10 himself, at 10 cen;s copy 8:
for 100 copies $50 for 1000 copies. He II
the responding. secretary of t.hc Genera
Mcclellan Club, OF PhiladeI Phia.-Luzern
I Union.