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nounced, could be heard grumbling
on all hands. They had all been hol-
lowing for Pendleton, and felt sure of
his nomination. They say Seymour
has already been beaten too often, and
that he was worn out long ago,
Hancock's friends, too, mostly SOL
diers, say they will now support Grant,
inasmuch as the "Boys in Blue" have
been shamefully sighted and over
looked. The Chase Conservatives also
feel bad, and say there is now no place
for them to go; that their friend Sal
mon was trifled with, and Grant and
Colfax are preferable to the New York
straight-o1t nominees.
The Gazette, Pendleton's great advo-
cate, Is dumbfounded, and will wheel
into line only because it has nowhere
else to go.
The Commercial will lament the loss
of its friend, Chase.
Andrew Jobnson's ofhce-holders say
they are sure to be turned out anyhow,
a last chance for Grant. There were
some who wanted Hendricks, and they
are soured at heart. The fact is, any
other nominees would have been more
acceptable to the unterrified of this lat
itude than those chosen.
have never seen anything fall so
fiat, Not even the shadow of enthusi-
are disinclined to contribute for powder
TO blow off salute. Frank P. Blair
was the last man wanted for the Vice
Presidency by Maryland Democrats, as
they know him too we'll. He exciteS
neither confidence or enthustasm. They
say he is too old a political trtckster.
The Grant and Colfax- supporters are
delighted with these nominations, and
are in high spirits. The soldiers and
sailors say they prefer the "big, gun"
and will go for it. They are sorely dis
appointed and do not esteem Blair
"boy in blue" Those who bet on PEN
dleton are huffy and sick in pocket.
One disappointed Democrat was heard
exclaiming when he saw the nomina-
tions, "Well, If am to vote for Yam
kee, give me Grant" It would not
take much now to wheel Maryland into
the Grant army next fall, since the
Democracy will now lose all Its con-
servative element here.
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his inside coat, package containing
four or five letters or dispatches: IhGd
one of these documents in l1ly hand; IL
t1ds addressed, To HIS EXCELLENoY,
HoRATIo SEYMoUR, Governor of the
State of New York; another was adj
dressed to Hon. Fernando Wood; New
York; on each of these envelopes was
printed, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, RICH.
MoND, G. S. a., and on the envelopes
was written a name which I do not re-
member, but have no doubt it was the
name of the present Secretary of State.
Mr.. CEdy said I IUnS SeTIE on q mission to
deLiUeT. these letters to GoU. Seymour,
bat wish they had chosen somebody
else; said he, shall stop in Montreal a
few days and then shall probably 90 to
OgdeTlsbUy1; he said, I shat see Governor
Seymour, but did not say directly that
he would see him at Ogdensburg. II
my (afnant's) letter (Which i was ex-
peCting from New Orleansl came, he
would like very much to meet me at
Quebec or Montreal. I inferred from
Mr.. Clay's conversation that he wanted
me to convey his dispatches to Gov.
Seymour. Ny intimacy with Mr.. Clay
arose from the fact that his son, Rob't
Clay, was LIST Lieutenant In my COM
pany, 18th Reg. La. Vols, Col. York's
command, Gen. Packets DiviS., Long
streets Corps.
(Signed) JAMES SIDNEY HILL.
Sworn to before me by said James
Sidney Hill, and subscribed in
[Seall my presence this second day of
June, 1854.
tSigned) j. @. HOWARD.
II q 6nOS1H
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0heGnteLL iqetrrer.
THE PENpLEroN EsCoRT.


The ohioan came down. like wolf on the
And i Rts Escort was teemins with green.
backs and gold,
And the sound OF their cheers was like thun.
When The ballots flew lightly DER packed
Tammanee.
Like the leaves of the forest when summer
is green,
That host betting freely at sunset was seen;
Like the leaves of the forest when autumn
hath blown,
That Escort next morning was slaughtered
and strowD.
For the spirit of Wall street rode forth on
the blast,
And buttonholed many a Western man fast;
Gold, greenbacks and drinks were piled ear
Tm the poor. tempted delegates yielded to
And poor Cincinnati is loud in her wall,
And the sports are ali ..broke" who went
Pendleton,s "bail"
For the might of "Youug Greenbacks," un-
smote by the sword, us
Hath melted like snow and hath gone by
the board.
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Trusses & Supporters.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, July 1O.-NotwIthstand-
ing the large ratification meeting held
by the Democrats, last evening, it is
easy to see that the nominations are not
favorably received. Seymour is bad
enough, but Blair is considered too
much to bear. Some are SO bold as to
declare that they will not support the
ticket. Others are in favor of an inde-
pendent ticket. So, that between them
all. everything but harmony prevails.
The Republicans, TO man, are jubli.
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&. +. CooRERLY,
SAINT. G. DAVIS,
JAS. d. EDMUNDs,

Mayor Cookery being called out,
hear heart" S There was mo ~ possibility Of
the nomination of Pendleton."
He denounced the conduct of the In
diana delegates in terms of great, but
dignified, severity, and though he did
not call names, he more than intimated
that Dan. Voorhees, deserved the main
portion of their wrath, and deserved,
too. 10 be cut of, utterly, from their
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BALTIMORE, July e.-The announce
msnt here to-day OF the Democratic
nominations fell distressingly fiat
upon both the ''straight-outn and the
"ConsarvatiYen Democrats. They all
looked unmistakably disappointed and
Woefnlly snllen.
Not shout was heard nor \ salute
fred. The crowds around the bulletins,
when Seymouris nomination was an.
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the present General Assembly be, and
the same is hereby amended, so as to in
sert in said section the word jackson"
after the word Howard" and to re-
quire cases Appealed to the Supreme
Court from the said county Of Jackson
to be taken to the argument term, sub
ject to the provisions contained in this
section.
2. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
sistent with the the provisions of this
act be and the same are hereby re-
peaied.
3. This law shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Daily
L:cyister and Daily Erening Statesman,
newspapers published in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Approved April I'd, 1868.
thereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, as required
In Section thereof, on the 4th day of
April, "a. ID. 1858.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBIMHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 81.

An ACT requiring the reporter Of the Su-
preme Court to attend the argument
term Ut Dubuque
a. Be e enacted By the General As
selabtv Of Aks STATE 0f LoUa, That it
isl6eSeby made the duty Of the reporter
Of the Supreme Court to attend the ar
gument term thereof, to be held ut Du-
6uque - provided by act Of present
General Assembly, aud perform the du-
ties required Of him by law, for which
b. shall receive the same per diem. now
allowed him by law for attending the
argument Term ut Davenport.
a. This oct Icing deemed Of imme-
diate importance shall take effect from
and alter its publication in the Daily
l0ote Register, and IoWa Evening Nates-
ss0ss. newspapers published at Des
Moines, Iowa
Approved March 3lst, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication. rs required
by Section 2 thereof on the LIST day of
April, A. d. 1858.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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Although settled CeasHsnptssn is thought In
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A JUDICIAL PARADox.-A curious
paradox of justice occurred not long age
in Michigan. A man accused of hay-
ing starved, maltreated, and finally
murdered little son by his first wife.
His second wife was the only witness in
the case who could support the strong
circumstantial evidence, but being his
wife her testimony would have been re-
jected bad not the learned counsel for
the people proven that the woman had
husband living when she married the
brute in question.
Being proven bigamist, therefore,
and not the lawful wife of the accused,
her testimony was accepted, and the
child murdererhas been sent to the peni.
Tertiary for life. This is the first time
that we have known it NECESSARY to
prove person a criminal in order to
give value to that persons evidence.
"WIFE, il you are going out, pray,
why don't you put on your bonnet ~
said Spriggings to his better half
"Why, I've had it on this half hour,
Waiting for You. 6priggings hadn't
inspected square inch or
tWo on the top of his wife's head.
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THE following rather hard story is
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he had set, a complete rat skin, and
nothing more The snap had caught
the animal by the nose, and struggling
to escape, he walked entirely out Of his
skin. Attached to the skin were small
portions OF the bones of the head. the
mind feet and the whole tail. Leading
from the the trap to a hole near by,
We're tracks of blood,n -
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Dr.. DOdge's Lectures on Chronic or Long
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