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SsarchoSkc.
DoLArp STARCH Of The bsss su.lisy--Ai-
u 20 . ssppiy of RICE. rseeivss cod Cor sale
~ sMecAnfrEr . GIBSON.
March &c. 1870. - y.
TokaeCS<
GupERsoR okoNok0 TOBACCO. nrsvas
- mssSsa i.sd ss-, ssDssiss srsiels.--
sPssish saS half sess;sh CSC AEs, rsod qaslisy,
just received ass Tor ssss, b.
March &c. 1890.
IRON.
II n addition 20 our sseek cf Iron. ws b,v,
u just rsesivsd Plough wisxs, Laaa,sies ana
cosltsrs. Which nov nskes our stock eomple,e.
April .. fsso.
CLOYERSEED.
~ FEW Bushsla Of CL0yER SEED, Of yery
"A superior qualify, asd veil eieansd-raissdI
oy Mr.. Jonsthas Burnt. fos sails By
}. ,. Z. r. MILLER.
PLASTER and IRON.
JUST received and Tor sale By wm. n.
good iros, both Of which will BE- sold low for
cash.
ssani. Point, April 2, 1870.
Plaster.
| osn received supply Of PLASTER, which
w. H. CaicHgsTKR.
Fish and Salt.
lY>hk subscriber has just received large app
- ply OF Let quality Herrings, also Groead
Alum aud Blown SALT.
". H. CHICHESTER.
Summit Point. March S, Isto.
BurfaPs and D0snestics.
NO. Ia. and , sURLAPs, and . full supply
IN Of DohEsrics, jn.t received sas Tor
sale low, BY MCCARTNEY q GIBSON.
March &c, 1910.
FISH.
MAckEREL. HERRiNGs. and GOLDFISH
1VA just received and for sale, by
March 2e, 1910.
Sperm OH.
NOTWITHSTANDING OIL. Of the bestquai.
w iiy, jusi received ssd fcf sale By
March &c. 1870.
COrned Beef.
I A VERY prime article Of Cornsd Beef, for
N sale bs the bbI. or less quantity, BY
March &c, 1890
SPLENDID CiRPETLNG
II T. c. sIG.iFooSE & Co.
BO.h.NETS
! hF all the late styles. Leshorakzf, for men
~ and boys, also Infants. srIiheisF Goveu and
e. N. & C. w. AIsouiTB.
April 3, 1870.
FLOWER SEEDS.
nUR annual supply Of dover Seeds, embrse.
NDins many choice varieties, has jnst been
received aud now ready for ssle
April 9, 1910.
FRESH CR.7CKER.S.
SUGAR. Water. Butter and Soda Crackers
~ received and for sale at
HarPer Fsrr, April 10, 1910.
Loco FOcO Matches.
Spn GROSS Loco Foeo Matches, warrant
60NB ed superior to cay ever offered in the
Fsiiey-s4 gross, OF 50 cents per dozen pack.
ages tor sale Al
YoUNo,s.
HsrPsr-Ferry. April IG, 1870.
SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS.
sR00 lbs s0f' She'll Almond. for ..l. a,
eDOO yoUNG's.
HarPersFerry. April &c. lsio.
Working WVr~ted.
JUST received new supply Of working
| g Worstsd, Canvass, aud Patterns. &C
u. -. & &. w. AtSQUITH.
April .. islo. =
WOOD WIRE,
ITEVuBS. buckets. bowls, sugar boxes, spoons
Is. N & C. w. AIsQUTrH
April ., 1870.
Irish Linens
YRRoM ia TO $50, and Linen Cambria, for
| ~ sale.
+. NJ. &C. w AIsoUIrH
April .. 1870.
Rare floods.
| HI Bsrnslsy shsstfuE. 10. 4 T able dap
y " (saPSr) Danssk table cloths, ed
April .. isIe.
|
EAeTne Figs.
SHnn los. selected Eisus Figs, Of supe
<SOO Tior quality, for sale st
YoUHos
| usrpsrs-FerrY. April I6. 1870
OR. lNGE.S .f.YD LEMONS
a x aOXES Orange, sud Lemons. ~ good
u - order, ~ ~ 50 per boS - for ssle %
YOUNG 5.
BarpsTs-Fsrry. April is. Isl0
FRUIT AND COyNTECTIO.h.fRI
nRANGEs. Lsasas, Figs. PFnsss, Aimoaas.
~ Raisip1, FilbsT,s. Cisson, ke., Ae.. soystbsF
wita lafgs supply Of Cohfsctiossry. for ssis
low, By MILLER 4 BRO TIIER
April ~. 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14

Carriage for Sale.
VXTE HAVE FOR SALE fr,s-rafs sessna-
w tsni CARRIAGE, recently repaired.
tlat ne Nh sell very cheap for cash. or approx
ed credit w. J. HAWKS & co.
Charlttewn, May IA. 1s4o-3t-
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN TO work on small farm
GA To one accnstomed 20 doing the prinei-
pal work on farm, liberal wages would be gi-
ven, aud he would hnd h very desirable siiua-
tioa. Inquire OF the PRINTER.
May II, 1870.
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PARAGON.

Ap.. y. lsas.
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CERTIFICATE.
! have u,sd the Metallic conpSnnd abova
mentioned. aAd take pleasure u cav ine that a 8.
decidedly the most usrful PrsparsliUn Of ne
kind, with Which an aegusmtsd.
JOHN KENNEDY.
chsriosts0a, JsGsr,oa county; va,
March 3, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14

Hdrper's Patenf Metallic Compound
POWDER,
~ARRANTED 70 give Lssa asd sharp
w edge 10 Razor, OF asy fine ibstFupAni,
N one minuts, or NE moosJ rstaghsd. Ros
sale BY JOHN p. BROWN 4 co
March ~, l5le.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-03
INFORMATION WANTED.

g w. CLAIM, one of the editors and proprie-
0otors of the Repository g. Whig'' published
at Chambersburg, Pa. has been ab,en. since the
26th Of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (who are ig-
norant of the existence of any adequate
canse for his leaving the place or his business)
as TO where he is, or indeed whistler he is alive
or not. Any person who can give any infoma.
tion concerning him, will greatly oblige his friends
by communicating the same, by letter, to G. X.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.. Catin is
about u years Of age, he has black hair and eyes,
rather under the common size, coughs very much
when talking, and has weak hoarss voice.
Aug. II, 1910.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Fl. ia. ct LIE. "a to me
ID directed by the Court Of Co imon Pleas,
within and for the county of Brown and State of
Ohio, will offer for sale, at the front door of the
Court house, il. Georgetown, On Saturday, the
10Th day of October, 1910, between the hours of
10 and O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit. All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate on Glady run, in the county of
Brown and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at large white
oak and beech, northwest corner of Martin Bish-
op, running west sc poles to Glady run; thence
down the run, as il meandera, l65 poles, when re-
duced to a straight line, to two elms and syca-
more on the west bank of the run; thence east,
with the line of Conklin, IS poles, to a stake,
corner to a lot now owned by Caleb COnklin
thence north, 45 poles, to a stone in the Ander-
son State road; thence up said road, about II
poles, to a stone in the line of Martin Bishop
thsnce north, with said Bishops line. l09 poles,
to the beginning :-Containing about ninety-fvo
acres.
To be sold as the property of Andrew McQuil-
Ian, at the suit of Sarah Genoways against said
A. MeQullan. Valued at eighteen dollars per
acre. Terms cash.
JOHN ] HIGGINS, Sheriff B. c. o.
Sheriff's Office. Sept. lsi, 1910
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A TRIPLE MURDER AND SUI
eide.

The following shocking narrative is
published by the Paris DrOa:-" c.
was formerly at the head of a CONNER
cial house Of considerable importance; but
having failed in business, became induced
to take situation as shopman. He lived
with his wife woman of good family, his
daughter, aged Is, and three sons all
younger. Madame G. received assis-
tance from her father, but he resisted all
her opportunities 10 place her daughter
in boarding school, and give her supe-
rior education-allegng that it would be
inconsistent to bring the girl up as la
dy, while her brothers were obliged TO
earn their own living as journeymen.
Mademoiselle G. was in fact, sent out as
an apprentice; but her mother, during an
absence of M. c., sent for her to come
home OH Saturday last, loaded her with
caresses, and then sent her back again TO
her business. In the evening the moth
retired with her sons 10 their chamber,
put the n TO bed, and, after fastening the
door and writing several letters, lighted
several braziers of charcoal, and, placing
herself at the foot of the bed in which her
sons were all asleep, patiently awaited for
death to come upon them all. On Sun
day M. G. returned and not finding his
wife and children stirring, but their cham
ber door closed, had it broken open,
found their corpses,--Madame G. was
still at the foot Of the bed, with her
hands clasped as if in prayer; but the
boys from the position Of their arms and
their clenched hands, had evidently suf-
ferred great agonies. Two Of them had
left their bed and dragged themselves to-
ward their mother. Among the letters
was one by Madame G. to her father, en-
treating him in most affecting terms to
continue the education Of her daughter
as by the death of her mother and three
sons he was relieved from heavier bur-
den. Yesterday afternoon, the rue
du Petit Carreau, in which this unfortun-
ate family resided, was crowded with peo-
pie to view the mournful procession of
hearses hung with white, in which were
the collins of the boys, following by a
fourth with black drapery, bearing the re-
mains of their infatuated mother to the
cemetry."
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SHERIFFS SALE.

RY virtue of writ of Fl. fa. ct Le ia.
Id 10 me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, will
oer for saC al the front door of the Court house,
in Georgetown, on Saturday, the l0.h day of Oc-
tober, l640, between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate, to
wit. All that tract Of land lying and being on
the waters of White Oak creek, in Brown county,
Ohio, being part of an entry of 1000 acres,
made in the name of James Garry, number 391,
bounded and described as follows: BegiDning at
two lynns and walnut; thence south, IS poles.
to double beech; thence west, 100 poles, TO
Two sugar trees and hickory; thence north, lis
poles, to TIVE beechss and hickory; thence east,
100 $40 poles, to the beginning CONTAINING
ninety.three acres; two FOODS and thiTty-fouI
poles, be the same more or lees.
To be sold ss the property of John D. Lilly, al
the suit of Charles White against said Lilly
Terms, cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. c.. o.
Sheritf,s Office, Sept. lst, 1910.
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Sherif's Sale,

RY virtue of a writ of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
IL to me directed by the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, l will ofe
for sale, at the frcnt door of the Court house, in
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 10th day of Octo-
Der, 1910, between the hours of 10 and o'clock
OH said day, the following real estate, to witt
All that tract Of land lying and being in the coun-
ty of Brown and State of Ohio, between the wa
ters of Eagle Creek and Red Oak, and bounded
and described as follows: beginning at the north
west corner of the Widows dover, being SO l-3
poles south, 46 degrees west, from blue ash and
hickory, north west corner of the original tract
of one hundred acres; thence south, 46 degrees
west, LOG % poles, to low bush and hickory
thence south, "a degrees east, 100 poles, to a
beech and sugar tree; thence north, 46 degrees
east, l06 30 poles, to the corner Of the Widows
dover; thence with the line Of the Widows DE- We
er, north, "A degrees west, 100 poles, to the be-
ginning :-Contnining 81 2-3 acres, be the same
more or less
To be sold as the property of Benjamin Sid
WE'LL at the suit of the State of Ohio against said
Sidwel. Valued at $40 90 per acre. Terms
cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. Isl, 1910.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
PRESIDENT.

By the new steamer President, we
have advices from London to the 3lst
uIt. and Liverpool dates Of the 1st inst.
We have time only to extract the follow
ing intelligence from our N. Y. exchange
papers Gin. Ado.
London, July 81, 1910.
The general accounts from the agri-
cultural counties represent the state Of
the crops as deterorated, and beginning
to be considered as approaching towards
alarming symptoms.
The London money market has been
greatly agitated and depressed during
the last few days-not only by the con-
tinued uncertainty which prevails on the
subject of the harvest, but by various re-
ports OF an unfavorable political kind.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
FRANCE.
The probability of war between Eng
land and France occupies public atten-
ton and the press in both countries, to
the exclusion of every other subject.
Itappears to have been agtated by an
article on the affairs of the East, which
was published as from correspondent,
in the London Morning Post of the 24th
ult. The statement alluded to is attrib-
uted to the pen of Lord Ellenborough.
1t states in substance, that the affairs of
the EPsl have undergone a most impor-
tant change, and have been hurried into
career, where the least untoward move
ment may produce results fatal to the
equilibrium and harmony ofthe European
powers.
Alarmed at the concessions proffered
by Mehemet Ali to the Sultan, which
might have led to immediate reconciia-
ton, Lord Palmerston issued instruction
to Lord Ponsonby to keep up by all
means the feud between the liege lord
and his great vassal. ,....
In the mean time we are told (which
is of paramount importance) that Lord
Palmerston has signed a compact with
Austria, Prussia and Russia, not only op-
posed TO and excluding France, but un-
known to the latter power until signed
and acted upon. The result of this COM
pact is, that terms are TO be dictated to
the Pacha worse than befole the battle
ofNazib, giving him only few days to
accept orrefuse. After the lapse of that
time still worse conditions are to be pro-
posed for his acceptance; and if after
the expiration OF month he has not com.
piled, the will fthe conference is to be
enforced Ui ct arms.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-03
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

An arrival at New Orleans on the 10th
inst. from Matamoras, brought intelli-
gence that Urea, the late Federalist
leader, had escaped from prison on the
18th of July, reused the people and had
attacked and captured the city of Mexi-
co, and made Bustamente prisoner =
The following day, the 10Th, Bustamente
was set at liberty, and the Centralists
were collecting their forces for desper-
ate resistance. A general battle, it was
expected, would decide which party was
to remain master of the city. On the
23d ult. Urea had still possession Of the
PaIace.-Sdt. CONr.
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LegrOs confessed there had, but after
wards denied. Simpson ordered the two
men to mount and return with him to the
settlement, but they dashed of and over
took the main body !S miles ahead
They ull returned TO the camp in the
morning, and before reaching there they
got glimpse of Simpson, and heard the
report Of his gun. They attempted to
intimidate him from firing at them by Fl.
ring three vollies towards him. On COM
ing up they found that he had already
murdered himself, his head being torn to
pieces.
" Far in the wild, unknown to public
yiew," the three bodies were committed
to the same grave by their companions,
who then pursued their route, with feel
ings more easily conserved than de-
scribed.
The party arrived at St. Peters about
the fist ofJuly, in possession of the i'm
Porlant papers and other property Of the
ill-fated Simpson.
Mr.. Aitkin further states that the whole
matter is involved in mystery, which time
only can clear up.
The unfortunate Simpson was native
Cf Scotland, and nephew of the present
Governor of the H. B. Co. He was about
% years ofage, possessed of fine talents,
an amia5le disposition, and the universal
esteem of those who knew him.
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PROCLAMATION,
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or
THE STATE OF OHIO.


WHEBEas, Il is provided BY the frat ssetion Of
the act entitled san act oproyide Gorths slsetiou
Of Electors ofPrssident and Vice President ofths
URited States,'' passed FEB. 15th, 1870, t'That
the Governor Of this state, sixty days previous
TO the time provided BY this act for the election
Of Electors Of President aud Vice President af th0
United States, shall, by Proclamation. 70 Be in
serted in one Of the newspapers printed in each
county, in this STATE, where any such paper IL
printed, give notice Of the time Of holding sUrh
election, and the number Of Electon Of President
and Vice President, there 70 BE- chosen"
Therefore, in discharge Of ths duty required
by the provision oftbe aforesaid act, I,WILSON
SHANNON, GoyERsOR OF TUE STATE og Ono,
do hereby notify and require the qualified electors
Of this State, 10 assemble in their respective
townships al the usual places designated for hold
ing elections, on the Lass FRIDAY, being the
day ofOCTOBER next, and then
and there proceed to elect TWENTT-OSE ELECTORS
OF PRESIDENT AND VIcE President or TIE Um-
TED STATES, IN pursuapce ofthe Constitution and
laws Of the United States and Of this State.
In testimony Whereof ], WILSON SHAM
NON, GOre1sor Of The STATE Of Ohio, have here
unto subscribed my name, and caused
[. s.. the GREAT SEAL Of the State 10 be afix-
ed, al Columbus, the 2Oth day Of Au-
gust in the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and forty, and in the sixty-6fth year Of
the Independence Of the United States Of Amss.
lea.
By the Governor:
WILSON SHANNON.
WmL1AM TREvTTT,
Secretary Of Stale,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct lie, ia.
~ to me directed by the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, for the county Of Brown and State OF
Oho will offer flr sale, at the front door oil tne
Court honss in Georgetown. on Saturday. tne
10th day of October, lS4O, between the hours Of
10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, TO wit: In lot number seventy six Q6,)
in south Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, con-
tanning a one story frame dwelling house and
other Improvements.
To be sold as the property Of Frazee Osborn, al
the suit of Msklem and Barns against said Os'
horn. Valued at S460 90. Terms, cash
JOHN ], HIGGINS, Sheriff B. CO.
Sheriff's Office,
Sept lStI lsaO'
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY--THREE
DEATHS in THE N. W. HUDSON'S
BAY COMPANY.

OGAA SOmA [A1N H.
The St. Louis (Mo,) Bulletin of the
24th ult. states that some OF the party Of
the Hudson Bay Company who recently
discovered a Northwest Passage, or con-
tinuation Of the trending Of our arctic
coast between the points explored by
Ross, Back, and Franklin, after their re.
turn to the principal depot (York Facto-
ry) and sending home dispatches thence,
arrived at Lake Winnipeg. The two
young men to whom the honor of the
discovery belonged, fastening home to
England for the prize of the British Gov
ernment, got into serious dispute
They differed as to the route 10 be taten.
Mr.. Simpson, with Messrs. Bird g. Le-
gros, and 30 or 80 of The coIonis's struck
across for ST. Peters on the Mississippi,
to return by the lakes and New York
Mr.. Dease, his compeer, with another
party, set out for the Canadas. Mr.. s.,
wrought upon almost to degree of in
sanity with the feverish apprehension
that his competitor would reach London
frs, on The day they were camping al
Turtle River, June 20, suddenly shot
MIR. Bird through the heart. and with the
other barrel Of his gun wounded Mr.. LIE
gfos mortally. There we're only two
present, son Of Mr.. Legros and anoth
er. Simpson permitted Legros 10 EN-
brace his diving father, and asked the lat
ter if there had not been a conspirac!
between him and Bird, with intention t.
ussassinate him (simpsOpJ that night
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-03
Aug. 10, 1910
DEMOCRATIC NESTING.

A meeting OF the Democratic citizens of Brown,
Adams, Clinton, ClOrmOnt and the adjoining
counties, is to be held at Russelville, in this
county, on Wednesday, the 2Sd day of Septem-
ber next
The Hon. Col R. NJ. Johnson, Wilson Shan
non, r. L. Hamsr, Thomas H. Benton. VIM
Allen, Benjamin Tappan, and others are invited,
snd stV expected to sttOudI
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The Southern papers give an account
of the murder Of several of the inhabit-
ants Of Indian Key by the Seminole In
dams, who passed from Florida in their
canoes TO the island, TO the number Of
100 or $50. All the houses were burn
ed to ashes. DR.. Percin, Mr.. Mott and
his wife and two children, Mrs. Smith,
and some two or three more, were kill.
ed.-GlObe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-03
INDIANA.


Extract from letter 10 the editor Of the
Globe, dated
VNcENNEs, ia. Aug. l6, 1910.
| send you enclosed the returns COM
plete Of our State in the late election,
with the exception of Ave counties. by
which you will perceive that the Fed
eral majority is now S,57S, with an in
crease over the popular vote of 1886 of
SO, ,l25. Harrison's majority in 1886
was $500. The FIVE counties TO be
heard from will scarcely diminish or in
crease the present majority; SO that in
an increase of SO, l25 popular votes from
1886, we have diminished the Federal
majority.
The whole vote Of 1910 is lO9,sS4
Do Of 1886 1870
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-09-03
LIVE OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
BY MOSES DAWSON.

BY MOSES DAWSON.
TIME above work is now ready for delivery,
IL and on sale by the publisher. Subscribers
for the same, and the community al large, can
obtain them on application to to tn publisher, to
whom orders from a distancewil be directed.
J. W. ELY, iublisher.
Cincinnati, aug 3. No. 10, Lower Market St.
They may also be had at Democratic Hall, Of
Messrs. Dawson a. Fisher, orOf.be Agent Of the
the city, Mr.. ]. 0'C. Purcell.
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Auction.

THE subscriber will offer for sale at public
j auction, at his residence, on Merandn's
Fork, Scot township, three miles south of New
Hope, on Thursday, The first day of October next,
a nomber of Bee-hiSes, Mich Cows, one yoke of
Oxen, patent Ploughs, a quantity Of household
Furniture, &c. Terms made known at the time
ard place of sale. JACOB VANDAMENT.
August %, 1910.
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existence of mOneyed monopolies with
power above the laws, and opposed to the
Constitution and the people.--Salisbury
Western CdrOlinida.
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Bank of Crelsvlls, and the banks Of illinois, are
not received at this Office.
@ Yours respectfully
]. WHITEHILL,
Treasurer Of State.
Ts THE TREASURER OF BRowN County,
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Increase

AuCIOae0 OO, iSJ
So that, looking to the vote of 1886
as the criterion, the Federal party have
gained nothing.
But there we're circumstances opera
ting in the present elections which can
not in the November one, adverse to the
Democatic ticket, and of which you have
been apprised in my former letter-a
difference of $500 votes in November in
vote of 10000 (n round numbers)
will give us the State. Can't we get
them? We WILL TRY.
Illinois is going glOriously, SO for as
heard from.
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sanctioned law TO sell ibe poor man TO
the highest bidder as q SLAVE!-a sfate
than which none is mOrs horrible and
degrading, and to which death would be
cheeriully preferred by every American
ireeman.--General Harrison is, howey-
er, The ''log cabiH'and hard cider" cahdi-
date for the Presidency. This will do.