davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

LATER FROM NALPARAIso.-The ship Robin
Hood. Capt. Fisk, arrived at this port this morning
from Valparaiso, whence she sailed on the 29lh Of
July. Capt. f. states that the steamer arrived there
from CallSo the day before he sailed. and reported
that Lima was under martial law. 0Iuch enthus-
asm existed in favor Of Elias, and decided oppo-
sition against Biranca. Ths city of Lima had been
fortified, all the entrances TO it guarded and all the
men were under arms not excepting the Judges Of
the Courts. E;chenque, one Of Biranoa's Gener-
ais approached within league of the city, bu, find
ing such strong opposition, he retired.
Business at Valparaiso WAS very dull: money
scarce the Government having most OF that collect
ed for duties in theirchests Boston Trans. 18th.
HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF GHoG SRLLlSG-SHoeK
ING DEArn-A Mr. Hamilton, aged about forty
years, was found dead this morning in the vicini-
ty of tho warehouses, on the river. He was
man of incorporate habits, and we are informed
had been 30 piled with liqaor at some of the num-
erous drinking establishments under the hill, last
evening, that he had to be assisted from gutter
into which he had fallen. A cold rain storm pre-
vailed much of the night, and this morning the
miserable inebriate was found dead, his hands
thrust into the sand and his face partly buried in
it, the last effort of drunken death.struggle -
We Learn that Hamilton had wife and family
in Ohio City. lCleveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

Fs'sN t0ti.ARS VI ,iSR0.-VIca>elV We B1~K STock
- cattifcrte ;iy OF Nicksourr bank Sicck
% he nsIne al Buckley & fees srd nun- I'D So. with
e":sI oi iorle sch'' W. lost os satUrd1y 90 Nara
,e be pad by .vin= Thop,oas o,lcs y Wai
&, met Uhl6 "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-23

0PlGFAPHICt 81. %sEHaNlchi hhU Az III;
,yu SfTfsi .)RAgv &C bSen. the hst y 'ie Kind
-. - :, te fsst.ert ~ IL !ve' s.7 GIR-9RD,
.t,tra.n begs le,ve e5ll ttsution o. CFii end
,,,ry Eceaecrs Surveyors A-cnitcs NachiDSts Con-
.,.r.c,s Conponc,s of Lagd rst ae public generally, %
euent for prompt sri n.s cG'pun Of SiAoA
rroles Plans O every oescrpion ara D1t"us Ia ssreiS
,eouirs. IN he c.9ill ara ead iausiiY ~ .it1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
REIlINGl

We see il stated that The wings of N York city have
lost hall milioa Of dollars on the State Of PeruoyI
vana. is also estimated thatihey have lost in the
whole Union, ree m,IOns edeuars on the same staol
We hope all parties hereafter WILL by common consent
agree to dscountenance the practice Both parties have
no doubt, won and lost a grea. deal Of money. As
gambling seeming to be popular. just to make the cleo
linn to make the election [gsme ntrssng. sort Of
religious excuse fOf Mr. Cays propensity to play cards.
it may appear excuSable "ls once" but all must ac-
knowledge tha, there has been enough of II, Ifreg-
ous and church leaders have counlsnanced gambling
ahey must answer to their God fo il bd. Jet all who de.
sire morality, reform as fast as possible. Who suys
Ameni' Ohio Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
NEW PEELADEL9zIA
FEMALE kEMIMARY,

III It's iisiliuua Designed &, give lh"ruugh curse
Il ut mstlclian ia ils branches u'lall' taught ~
s.N 10 SeniInarrs placed under The charge 0 Rev
Prui G. d. HUMMELL as Pnhclpal aud wns orer-
cd ot Iha Fertpuon Ui pup l,on
Monday the eSth of Oct. last,
Win ca els,ve .lileiary aud scenaha requirements
Prof 1nunHncll cOmDlnes Ie experience oI neatly ~
lsqrs Ss IsSceT Ia various Insluns. lie possesses
IhssIo,s the highest intellectual aud also moral "a h.
i6cauOhs as instructor at. Oulh Tue government
Ul Tile schuo viii mud and parental. Ins Atacem-
ical year will bs divided lnu two sessions Of ~ weeks
each. the iIns vi tuition Will Ue us follows;
IN THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
For Spelling. Reading, Wnlug Oral Atit,metIe.
Parey Geography aud HnIory. per sesslun 5000
IN THE ArADEMlCAL DEPARTMENT..
|. Reading Writir 6. Arithmetic, (hulh mental aud
un lie sIalel Geography, Eusll,h Gumnnr ut,d
PdrsIng, History vi lhs u. g., Compositions for
each or any Of these b' ancIres, per session $7,OO
| 2, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Aucleni and
Bule Geography, Universal History. K"etoiic,
Astronomy aud Comp .slllOi; lUr eash Or all Of
,nese per ssss,un 5000
8. Algeria Geometry, Gsul'gy. Moral and Intel
| lerlual Philosophy, Evldences OF Christianity,
the French German, or L,Im Languages, luF
each or any Ul these b, anches per SESSION. Sl2,OO
Young idles preparing 10 teach school can receive
suitable instruction IN this InetllullUn.
Apbcatun for admission, lniOTnatioh &c, by letter
or otherwise may be made 10 the Principal or 10 eef Ol
inc following gentlemen residing |" New Pnlladephla
Ohio, Hun. J. Everhard, }. OVeThVt Esq Rev. +.
Greenwald, Hon. p. Williams.
| Nov T. lb44.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
THE eREATHDEMOCRATIC
VICTORY,

ensure the election Of JAMES X POLK to The Prss-
dency and GEO. M. DALLAS to the Vice Presidency
OF the United States. bisrseyonl the possibility Of
doubt Thus have ihsSemOcracv Oftis country after
one of the hardest fought battles that ever took place
uudsr our Government achieved one Of the most g'o-
rious victories in The annals Of political warfare There
was time when the strongest minds and stOu'es' hearts
doubted the result But those doubts have been dis
PEELED, and he democratic flag once more triumphant,
waves through the length and breadth Of our extended
Union, 10 cheer the friends of freedom, and Republican
Liberty.
The States that are now rendered certain for the two
candidates are 40 follows:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

FoRGER ARRESTED--SulID "A man named
Joseph Elder, Clerk in the Bank, of England, who
committed forgery by which he obtained Eight huL
dred sovereigns and fed to This country arrested
in Boston on Thursday, and committed 10 jal and next
morning he was found dead in his cell, having commt
ted suicide during the night by hanging himself After
his arrest he was examined by Solomon Lincoln, Esq
u s. Marshal who found in his possession certificates
of Railgad, Bank and U. s. stock 10 the amour, Of
$34,0lSes and 400 sovereighs. He was apparently
about 60 years Of age person supposed to be an ac
,NpmPco, by the name of William Burgess, for whose
resta warrant has been Issued, was traced Nahan
from which place he escaped in boat wilho0i his hat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
NEW CLOCK AND WATCH
ESTABLISHMENT.
J. SHURLEY

J. SHURLEY.
CtLOCK and Watch maker, Slvtrsmth and Jew
~ eler, having permanently located himself III
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
wishes respectfully 10 inform the citizens of Tuscara;
was county and The public generally that he has opened
sLou 10 le above business IN all It's various branches
next door uMr. Esplch's Tavern and hopes by strict
Srenon aud aSsiduty to merit their patronage. J.
having been 10 the above business Tor upwards ot 26
years tiaters h,msefto be enabled TO give satisfaction
10 all those who may think proper TO "ust their work
10 his care. 80
Cnronomeiers Duplex horizontal Patent and detacll-
ed Levers, Lepine, Independent Seconds, Repeating
Musical Watches and Musical Snuff Boxes, carefully
cleaned aud repaired. Silver plate and ewey careful
" repaired with nealnesS and dispatch. Tuuelt and
foreign ,ucks OF every descrp cleaned and repaired
Nov =, l844 43 34w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
POlk's majority so far, 25s9 4.

.1 Raleigh North Carolina, Nov. 6, le4i,
Iarved here to-day, and write in gfeat haste to in
form you that we have heard hom twelve counties, in
which Polk sgan on The governors vote a, the August
election is l417 We entertain not the slightest doubt
that the State will go The democratic ticket by majority
ranging from 500 to soO Three guns for '4he old
North Statel'' .-.....
P.S. Huzza for Polk and DaIlasl Since writing the
above, have had the pleasure Of hearing from six other
counties, which it n,matsria to rame, all which gave
small naioriliss for Graham, which have gone for
Polk BY majority of 62l The most .anguns demo.
era. in The Stale expected such gorouS resuIs
The democratic senator in Johnston county 10 elected ID
the place Of Sanders, whig dece,sed BY majority Of
1873. I think can safely say N,rh Carolina will go
or Polk by 1900, if things go on this ,Ony as they hare
bt0un -GLobe
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

U Or. CaldwsIl states, in the New York Journal
OF Medicine that nearly forty years age distinguished
and we'll known professor of chemistry declared in his
presence, and p his house, that by chemical process,
he could make human being Abou, The same time. d
book was published in Philadelphia, by a gentleman
with whom he was intimate, in which it was Openly
asserted that the time would soon arrive when, by the
arrangement Of given kind of matter in agiven way
and tho passing through of stream Of electricity
man may 10 chryStnGsed.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
ROAD NoTrCEiI.,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners OF Tuscarawas
Couniv at their December session praying for an alter
alton in the County road from Shanesve TO Coshoe-
on said alteration 10 commence at the stable of simon
Frebup 10 run thence an eastern to Joseph Shat
fers dwelling house; from thence to Martin Garyers
barn. and thence TO intersecl the Collier road thence 10
follow the Collier road Norlhery course To- George
Harshmans cooper shop from thence to the said Harsh
mans saw MILL then TO intersect the Coshocon road;
and to vacate so much of the old road as hes between
Simon Frehon's stable and Samuel Allabaugh's iowR-
ship road ,,-,, ,:,o,,,n
Oct. %, 1874, 50 4sA teY>ps.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Remarkable Rock.--A rock has, recently been dis.
covered in the middle of Lake SUPERIOR distant $50
200 miles from land which ascends above the surface
Of the water about four feet epointo the rock does
not exceed an area than six square feet ana on
examination with the longest lead lines no bottom has
been reached along side of the rock which does not ap
pear to enlarge in size as it decends The rock seems
to be general resort for Salmon Trout, as immense
numbers were found around Il
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
THE VOICE OF A PA. IRlARCH, AND A
f, TRUE PATRIOTIC
Extract Of letter to gentleman in Chesterfield, Va.

from ,-, ,--
"TEsSEssEs, Sept 90, 1874.
T. am ST years Of age. and as your father has told
yon no doubt, was soldier during nearly the whole
Of the Revolutionary war; was with Jackson at New
Orl'anS and like the old Romans, bear my certificates
my breast As in those days fought for liberty so
now will fight for the perpeiuaon of our free insllu
-tionE and know of no more efficient service can
render TO carry the principles Of the Constitution
than voting for Polk and Dallas. never yet voted for
a Federalist, and cannot now vote for Clay. have
seven boys, who will follow me TO the polls. Your
unGIe, with FIVE sons ard three son il>laws will do
the same. Tennessee is saie for her son. | saw my
old chief few days ago-God bless hml When he
saw he could hardly speak because Of his emotions
May he live forever. We out here give Clay, Vermont.
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Maryland, Delaware,
Georss and North Carolina, certain, if they were to
vote now but several weeks will elspse before the
election, and he has been writing more letters, even
these may go against him. Write to the about my old
STATE, and especially old Goochland whsrs was born
81 years ago last June" .t., .t.....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

We have rereived returns frum sixteen counties most
orthsm bnlhe Wilmington and Norfolk rniI-rouds They
show democratic gain Of 6l2 compared with the Au>
gust eecIioiE when the whig maor'y in the State was
Sl5S.
We have received letter from Raleigh. N. C., dated
yesterday. The writer member the SIsie legisu-
Iure says he has heard from eighteen Counties which
show d. site gam the August election Of 2O6g,
A copy of The letter is annexed. The list we publish
cannot coutun more than FIVE Of the counties heard
from at Raleigh.
Its probable. from these returns that "Old Rip
has walked up. We have not the least objection to Polks
arying the State, except that it will spoil our cacu-
latiLns.
The democrats have elected senator in Johnson, in
the place c(a whg senator lately deceased. The cleo
ii n of this democrat wi | make ds in the Senate we
believe.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
nHANOERY SALE.

TN pursuance OF an urder u sale issued fetn the Su-
/ pr.me Cuurt Of Tuscara~as County, OHIO, and 10
ns directed will offer at public sale al The duor ni
ibe C,.urt house. in the Town OfNsw Philadelphia in The
said county, the 18th day Of December next tho
roIlowg described tract oiand being The east half of
the north west quarter Of section twenty one, CID in
uwnship six (6J aud range two ~ Of The uoapprp-
lated lands directed to be sold al Zanesye, containing
Eighty one and one fourth acres taken as The property
Of John OlcMIlIen, al the suit Of John knsey.;
\. - ISAAC HAkrMAN..
+. I. SPECIAL Master IN Chants,y.
Az CT 1oAA, AQRw' .... t.-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
pEMoCRATIC CELEBRATION.

Our Democratic friends of the different townships
are requested TO come 10 New Philadelphia
neat Tuesday eue,ting the 1911 November,
and participate 10 theiceebranOn of The Great Nation
al Victory of the Democracy of The United States
c ONE up one and all.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Something to please the Chlldren.--The King of
France. on his recent visit to England among other
presents for Queen Victoria and her babies, provided
himself with stick sugar candy upwards of our feet
in length and about sic feet in circumference Prince
Albert Queen Vic, and the four royal babies can all
suck at this valuable present at once,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life tie 2nd inst. at her residence
in.Pery township, MRS. MlLLY NEEDLES in the
56th year of her age For forty years she has been
worthy member Of the Methodist Church, and by her
pous and upright walk through life has gained the asc-
tons Of all who knew her, She has left kind husband
aud an efeconate family to mourn her loss, but their
loss is her eternal gain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

THERE will be petition presented to the Commiss-
i sioners of Tuscarawas County at their next ses-
SION on the first Monday of December 644 paying for
the alteration OF the road leading from Trenton TO Lock
II said County, viz said aefatioh TO commence on
The TOD OF the hill on Loi NO & thence along the new
County grade road leading from Trenton up Frys
Creek Valley to the foot OF the hill where the said grade
turns West, thence South to intersect the old county
road eadiug from Trenton 10 LocklT
Oct "a l944.-42. 4w. -4.=-s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
sHAKspEARE,s PLAYS.

We have received several numbers of this celebrated
work which isnow in. the course of publication. II
is elegantly printed, and is to contain 1900 beautiful en-
cravings and is the best edition Of The Bard Of Avon,
ever published. lS issuedin weekly numbers at l2h
cents per number. H. W., Ilsweti. publisher, New
York,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

For he Ohio Democrat,
THE COON's FUNERAL.
T&ne-"Dance 10 de boatman.'
oh! Old Kentnek has run his racei
tie couldn't come il with his double face:
With Pious Frsly on his neck,
How could he stOek his Poker DeeLa
So dance ye Locos, dance,
., Oil dance ye Loros, dance. t..
Soch jig we'll ate at The cronpY's wake
While the Wings row up Salt River.
Tie Clhl Whgges rowl
h.s Up Salt Fivar you must gol
HE Oil DC
This Coon is dead nd lowIy LAID.
Ills ears pre- cropped his body hayed,
Ilnow remains to shed a tear
And sing hymn beside the bier.
So dance, 90.
The friends are standing all around.
And tears are falling to the ground:
Jim Patrick comes all dressed in black.
And red Sam Douglass on his Jack
So dance. &c.
Here's Jake aud Mart. Jenny Barn.
And General Int and Barley Korn;
Here's Steam and Krom, and Ike and Stseee.
1.-THE la't of these will rhyme with gesse,1
i v So dance, &c. "
We've one word more unto the friends,
And then the coohey's funeral ends;
Dear friends unto the coon draw. nigh
fBehod how you must shortly lie"
So dance, &c.
"Mu't lis." said Pal ''f that's the game,
MY seoii you think me very tame! =,
NY HInE's a Hel Why :hat's nay Mrads
Il always practgss when there's made
;. :, So dance, &c.
The Coonsy heard Pat ease his sO,ci-
Ii made him in his coffin how'll
Pat cried, "A Gho',!,', away he secured
For every liar is coicara. -
So dance, &c.
The hyme is up-so lower him dozen.
II is the last one in the town:
The Wings will never wan, another, '-
They're all rowing up Salt Riveri .,
| So dance We loros, dance" &c.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
EXECUTORS SALE.

TEHE undersigned WI fer at Public Sac nm Sat-
L urda, the 23d day Of Novemb er A. ID. 1874. he.
tween the hours Of l2 o'clock NJ. and 4.ocork p. M.
~ the t,wn of Newcumberand, Tnsrarawns county
LOT numbered 40z in The town Ell New Phladelvhia.
and Lot numbered 90 IN the village Of Nav Cuhher.
land, heins the property Of Philip Suffer, late of w ~
re" rownship de'.d. Terms wi be- made Known o.
tho day Of sale, by
T. 8; EArPIN, ryeculor..
: Oh MA, A,D. ls4k ~, l5ts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

BEARS AND HARD WiSTER.--The Sangaho tlll.)
Journal states that hears coming down int the nsrh
par, Of Innia from Wisconsin, and that several have
been killed in Winnobago county. This moyemsn, VI
hears south, II is said, bs,oksa' c, ming haiawa,.r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
ROAD NOTICE.

TTNHERE will be petition presented 10 the commits
L sloneTs Of TuscarHwas county al their nsxl Deceal-
Ger session praying for alteration in the county road
leading from Stewards tavern In Gnadenhulie said a>
teratlou to commence the commencement ni SAID road
at Stewa,s tavern; thence with the Coshoclon road TO
near Anthony Asher's barn. thence 10 inlersect the
aore said Gnadenhullen road at near the School
house IN District Number two of Washington towns
shir, A PETITIONER.
Nov ln, 1874. 434~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
EXECUTRIy NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. lha lhe suhsrfiber has
IN taken out Letters resianenaty. with the Will
a!pexrd, Of the estate of PETER. Helm, deceased.
All persons being indebted 10 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, aud those having claims To
present them legally proven withn'one year from Ibis
dale. III
y4tEE CAROLINE Helm;
:, <, pra,. Exe> u,rix.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
CONNECTICUT ELEC ION.
The Pilot line last evening brings the following re-

Clay Polk Abolition.
2l6l4 1888 955
Wing maj. thus far, 2slT.
The towns to be heard from gave, last April, Dem
ocraiIc maj ,riiy of 1911.
Consequently the State has given ,s si1 Electoral
votes to Clay and Frenghuysen, by majority of $500
to 5000.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

The OLDEST HoR.E IN THE UNIsN. - Mr. Marian
of 70 Wall street., New York. owns a horse that i
ory- two years old, he drives him Gom, Staten Island
almost daily, and he can trave mile in less than -four
minutes,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
ADMJNisTRATORs' NOTIcE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that the subscriber has
IN heep appointed administrator Of the esla'e of
WILLIAM KEYS, deceased, All PERSONS being in
d-bled To said estate requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims, to present them
legally proven, within one year from this date.
DAVID BRADSHAW
49, Administrator.
Nov 7th 1S44-43,4v ,.,.....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

.'. DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby giyeo. thai The subscriber has
IN been appointed Administrator of The estates Of
DANIEL CROSS, LAFAYETTE CROSS, and
ARTELISSA, GROSS, deceased. All persons heing
indebted to said estate requested to make immediate
Iay Ihenl and ,hoSs having claims, 10 present them
legally proven, within one year from this date.
HANNAH GROSS,
> Administrative.
NJ, r,b IeIA-A2 Aw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
Notice

rs hereby given that the subscriber has taken out
J. Letters Tesamentary with the will annexed, On
on the estate Of Philip Suiter late Of Tuscaawas Coun
y deceased All persons Indebted to said Estate are
hereby notified to settle up within The time prescribed by
law and those having claims against said estate are rec
qliosted 10 present them duly authenticated.
ISRAEL s. LAPPIN,
.t.-. ...... Executor.
Sept. 30, 1884, SO 4wss ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

Delaware giving and Carolina II Electorel votes
are doubtful But without these Gov. Polk has $50
Electoral votes One hundred and thirty -eight
sary only to his election 10 the 10 POs States
he Democratic popular majority will reach I25, 900
and deductiug Cays mujorl,iss from that, leaves at
least 10, 600 popular majority for the Democratic
Presidsn. in 1874 This is glory enough for the next
four years.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS NUI,iUE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
HENRY B. BEES0N decd An, persons indebted
are requested to make Immediate payrisn', and those
having claims 10 present them duly authenticated for
settlement, within one year from lhis date.
Oct II Is44 Al 4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

B Those of our subscribers who have taken our pa
paper for the campaign aud wish it continued on will
please inform US. To those who have not yet paid The
paper will be continued and charged accordingly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
MONEY WANTED

We are under the necessity Of calling on our sub
scrbsrs for some MONEY, are inst lay ing in
winters supply of paper and ink. All kinds Of pro-
Hucs will beLtaken in, payment.
COAL WANTED.
Coal will be taken in payment of dues at this Cffce
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14

MARRIED.-on Saturday evening Oct. 26rh by
Thomas Moore .Esq., Mr.. VIM. HUApHREI TO Mis-.
SARAH STockrR
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
FIRST GUN FROM
Illinois!

BY the way Of Detroit, We have 10, night the vote o.
Chicago, llIip9iss- majority Tor Polk $40 Dem. ma.
oEiy 10 1870 vas 1856 Illinois will run up her major
iy will be IRON ten to fl cen thousand.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE 12,OOO
MAJORITY

d, Aslip from the New Hampshire Patrio,, dated the
6h instant gives the returns from l6 towns and says
Folks majority over CLAY in the State will be 2OO0
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-14
Make way for Old
Virginiag
Returns from 70 counties are published in the Globe
ofThurSday night which give majority of
2,7O4
2,7O4

For JAMES X. POLK. The counties yet to hear from
will ncrsase !, 10 over FIVE TIL OUSAND. The fed
sralisls have found out by this fine who James X.
Polk is"