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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-26
South Carolina. .Kershaw District.

BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY. ''- e.
Whereas, Benz. Mccoy applied to me for Letters
Of Administration on al! and singular the goods and
chattes, rights and credits OF E. w. J. Mccoy, late
of the said District, deceased: These therefore,
to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors cf the said deceased to be and appear
before me al next Ordin ry's Court for the said
district, to be holden at Camden court house on
the First day Of October next, to show cause If
any they can, why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal, this 18th day Of
September, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine, and in the 74th year
Of American Independence.
]. r. JOY, o. K. D.
Sept 10 80 y
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Camden Female Academy.

The Exercises Of the Camden Female Academy Will Be
resumed Monday, Oct LIST under the direction OF .d.
F. A. Mc(undless and Miss VI. a. Walker.
The scholastic year will consist Of 9 months. All
scholars entering will be expected e remain until the close
of the year, and will be charged for the some.
writing and Selling, s24 90 per year.
I'd Disseminating History, Geography
Grammar, Arithmetic and Composition, SS2 W
lst Clam-embracing History, Chemistry,
Logic, Philosophy, Algebra, Geome. :.
r,annh 400 90"
I.,;n 5000" "
Drsri,o U,n.,r and Pcrpectyel 5000"
Vocal Music, 3W
September l2 81 ~
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DJED.-On tho i7,h instant. MARI ANN, daugh.
ta sf N. B. and Ma9 d. AnsIts, Of this place. aged
twelve ycass and three months.
Departed this life, on ths 94th Sept, JAxEs
Cmuras Foor. youngest son Of Francis and Mary T..
Rsos. aged two years two months and ono day.
.DIED.-In this District. on Friday 3lEt August,
Caasto4rs. sgsd II, years. JoHH FRANCIS. sgod q,
yssrs On Wednesday night. Sept. s,h. mAlr Eli
sassrx. .ged ysm'--aud on Tus'day ll'h. Sept.
sa.l.. aged yrsm, chiIdro" ofJAsss H. and LEA,
TINT. vsusuAs. Thus IN lss thsn two weeks werc
thsss parents esIied sYns 10 part sits four Of their
,dts ones. leaving ehssm in ts iasnily circle most
s6ietins. Msy Kc wLe gave fen. snd in infinite wis
dou has suen Ill to ,cno,c taw tias carly ttu t.:s
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I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dist.


Hiram Joyper and others, Applicants, VS.. William
Joyner and others, De;endants.-Real Estate Of
Frederick Joyner, deceased
1t appearing TO my satisfaction, that Wesley
Barrett Joyner D. Barrett, Emily Au on and hus-
band Hall Auten, Jas. p. Hendrick and wife Sarah
C., Evan Deas and wife Sarah. George Jogner,
Middleton Joyner, Jonathan Wallace, Green Wal
lace Thomas Merrctt and wife Polly. John Hilton
and wife Ruth, Katy Sunny and husband, Nancy
Spence William Hyde and wife Sarah, WIN. Jas
Joyncr, Elizabeth Turner, Rhoda Sunmervle,
Defendants, in above case, reside, within the limits
of this State. It, is ordered that each and all OF
said Defendants do appear and object to the sale
or division of the Real Estate Of Frederick Joyner,
(deceased) on or before 10Th day of December,
1862 or their consent to the same will be entered
on record.
JAS. II. WITnERSPOON, o. L. D.
Ordinary's Office, Lancaster 40 am
Dist, Sept. 10Th, lS49.
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Notice.

The subscrib er ihayingsremoveds from CelnRba
to Charleston, he offers bis services as +. ctor
and Commission Merchant. and pie ges himself to
use his best exertons 10 satisfy those of his friends
who may employ him :. Advances will be made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Off ce Boyce & Co. Wharf.
Charleston, Sept l a, ls49. 80 Gin
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Administrative Sale.

By ordet of the court Of Ordinary, will be sold
at the late residence of James Riddle decd on
Thursday the 4'h day Of October next at l2 o'clock,
all his personal Estate consisting Of household and
Kitchen furniture, two cows and calves, hogs and
three guns.
TERMS--all sums of and under FIVE dollars
cash, over that amount credit Of twelve months
with notes and good security. Interest from day
of sale. LOUISA RIDDLE, Adm'3.
Sent. 90 SO 2t.
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Boot and Shoe Making.

Boot and Shoe Making.
Ono door north of the Magnetic Telegraph Office
The Subscriber takes this method respectfully
10 inform the Public, that he is engaged in the
above business and hopes by str let attention, good
workmanship. and moderate charges 10 receive q
port ion of Patronage.
Repairing done with neaness and dispatch.
Wm.- H. PEOPLES.
Sept. 3. ls49. 3j If
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JOHN J. WORKMAN. J. B +. BOONE
COpartnershfp Notice.
The subscribers beg leave 10 inform their friends
and the public generally. that they have this day
formed Copartnershp in the
Mercantile Boot & Shoe Line,
And will open, on OF about the frs, Octo.
John Workman,) full and complete assortment of
the various articles falling within their line of
bu4ness, all OF which will be selected with the
greatest care as to Qualify and Style, from the
best and most fas onable Manufacturers.
Being determined to sell upon the most favora-
bic tc nls, they would respectfully invite the pub.
lc 10 call and examine their It ck before purrha-
sing elsewhere.
JOHN J. WORKMAN.
]. B. +. BOONE.
Camden, August 10Th, lS49. SO If
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Notice,

Notice. I|.' =.
ON and after the LIST september next, the sev.
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree:
ment, charge Thirty Gents per bale er1a. on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will nocessari rily fall upon 'ho
planters. this notice is given that Rope bandgges
alone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent TO harleston and Savannah is now
compressed before shipment
Il,,l "a An
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This popola, Plaster has besn known 10 cure Rheu
ma.iam pennsntly in three weeks and Gost in hall
that tie,s. by removing local Inflammation from tho
mossiss and ig.ments Of tho joints TI'sra is no.
family in sho United States that would consent 10 bo
without the Plaster single day If they know s value
Ses advertisements IN smother column.
sept. n, IT,
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Oopartnership Notice.

The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER f. WAL
TER for the transaction Of "Factorage and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling of Produce, hope 10 mer-
it share Of patronage, and will make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton and nther produce sent TO them.
All consignments will be attended 10 with prompt.
ness and despatch. RICH'D II. WALKER.
GEORGE. II. WALTER,
Charleston Sept lst lS49 36
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Sept 10
Wanted TO Purchase

A girl frm l9 to II years Of age, suitable for
ladies waiting maid, one accustomed to her nee
die preferred, and Of good character Apply at
this Office.
Sept. IL, lsia. a. -.r',. u.. # ,
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Notice Is hereby given, that at the neat Session
Of tho Legislature, application will be made to
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 9. |. o. o. F.
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Just Received,

The largest stock Of French Muslin Embroide:
res ever brought to this market, consisting of
Ladies French worked Collars
do Straight do newest styles
do French whorked Chemizettes, "a lot of
l40 from SIC. to $3.50
do worked Muslin Cuffs
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
in Swiss and Jacconet Edgings and Insertings
Also-A full stock of plain and checked Muslin, {,
AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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UAR1aDHIS3
BY P, ROBINSON.

The subscriber begs leave to state, that no is
prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest no.
tics, in neat and fashionable style. and 'oar' ants
q fl. With his knowledge Of the Business and
disposition to please, he salicts ? call from his
friends generally.
mayo t W
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
lNEQUITY-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
John Massey, Admir- de bonis non Of John T. Hs.
gins, decd. VS. Jane FIagins and others.
Under the decree of the Court Of Equity In the
above case, | will sell at Lancaster court house
on the first Monday 9th day. Of November. ls49,
the following Real Estate, belonging to the estate
Of John r. Hagins, decd. viz:
Tract containing 296 Acre',
known as the barnett Tract" lying on both sides
Of the Charlotte road. near the town Of Bell Air,
adjoining lands of John NJ. Dolby, Allen Morrow
and the Bell Air tract
-ALsO-
1 other Tract, containing 6s7 acres,
lying on tie Catawba river, adjoining lands Of
Adam lvey, Allen Morrow and John N. Dolby and
the Barnett Tract. This contains some valuable
"Bottoms."
Tcrms-A credi, of six and twelve months; tho
purchasers giving bonds with good security, and a
mortgage Of the property and to pay for the neces.
j. II. WTrHERSPOON, c. Z. L. D.
septel. (525) 6t
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Sept. l9
Positive.

ain determined to ch sc my old business and
those indebted to me who DO not settle before Re.
turn Day, will find them in suit. s. B. LEVY.
Camden, Sept. l9, lS49, 81 If
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Importer and Wholesale Dealer in English, EeeneS,
German and Domestic Fancy Goods, Hoaefys 4Hoves.
Buttons, and all kinds Of TrmrMn1; Ccmbs, ptssbes,
Vions, Fnns, Suspendcrs Pim, Needles, ,&ra, Peffu'
merry Toys, Marbles, States Pencils, Steel fka &e.-
No 2oS Kingstre opposite yictoria ilous ressen,
sc. = Sept IL K 81 80 q S,5sr- Il
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.aNs From the B.isimoss Sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAM.


W. .mc-ir-d l2 o'cl,ck las, night, the fol
lowing ,.l-.raphic d-.paich trnm our express
agent at st. John, N. B. -, ,..a. o..
,.s,-. Sr. JoHS, Sept. 20-5 .. M.
rte .,-ames Cambria. Captain Leitch. ar
rived nj Hslifax Last evening. Al & o'clock,
hrioriny dates frnm Liverpool TO the 9Th inst.
and London 10 ,hr 7th. as-.'
.....;. CHOLER AN EUROPE.
The cholera !. greatly on the increase
Throughout Engiand. The deaths IN London
tor The week ending on the 9th wss 7.7s6' {"
whish i.6s3 werr of cholers. The deaths IN
LirefpSol are still greater, in proportion to the
nutni,rt Of Inhabitants. f,r the week. II is ais"
.,n ,he incr-a.. in Dublin: Srversidis.ingnish.
ed peru,u. have died with !, in Pari. and "'h~r
nais IF F:sace. Vienna and Berlin are SIT
f.ifaK more No, than Paris In Berlin the deaths
are nanrs than 40 per day.
':AUsrRlA AND HUNGARY.
Gemorn ;and Pe.erwarl-n still hold out a.
raiasi ih~simperiai forces; the former cominan'
sied hys Klapks; and the latter Reil. The Ru..
siaa Geaeral Berg had long interview with
Rea, a,, the 23i ultima, which resulted in thr
Huneafiau General going to Haynan {" ar.
r.nee terms Coz. cspiiulsiion. The irnpregna
1.le eos;.ion 81, Cnnorn induces Klapka 10 de.
snapd s6od conditions. ., -..
A Alrt,crirecrived from Vicnpa. Of the 3lst
ultimo, states thst several Magyar chiefs had
hen execp,rd, ancng them an EI.Mnis'er of
.Sutsis yho had proved recreanl 10 his tcoun
asx.. cad .La,one General had been hung and
:anoiher sL.a Ko.suih's mother and his chill
,lrsn. and the wives and children Of several
Magyar chiefs, had arrived al prisoners at Press
burg. .: a. .u =ra.-
The greater portion Of the Russian army was
snerchias towa.ds Galliris. hut Gen. Rndegrrs
.s,ers,s b 10 remain AT Niehala. Grosswarden,
Is,dshisnd Pes,h, are TO have zach garrison
oes00G men.
Tho Hungarian corps Of Perczel entered
t;sssa, but the Turkish authorities refused to
receive them until they had laid down their
arms. So rr.-
Gsorpy's surrendes was known at Comorn
an tho 18Th. and summons was sent 10 the
Rarrison by the imperialists either to follow the
example of G-orgy or offer terms Of ofcapiiuIaiIon.
Kiapka, and those memi,ers of the late Hun
,parian diet. who had declared that the house Of
Hapsf,rg had fnrlri,rd all claim to the throne "f
Hungary, were conveyed to Prath. ...
A litter finn Virnna aiates that the Emperor
.s Austria had pard,n.d t;-orgy, VIII" had Dr..
uarsedfor S,yris. where he intended tn reside.
The imperiali.i forces entered Vienna on the
9Th. .-
,1~-s COMERCIAL SUMMARY.
:LsvfRpso1. Sept. sih.-In the early part Of
tho week the market for cotton wac inactive.
yisldin. slightly in favor tn buyers In the m d
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Embroidci les, Gloves nnd Ribbons.
Lace Collars and Chimezeties,
Cuff,
Worked Trimmings. with handsome assort-
ment of Thread Edgngs, and lnsertngs,
Ladies colored Kid and Silk Gloves,
Cap and Bonnet Rbbons,
Bel, and Neck du &c, to be had at
A. ". & r. KENNEDY'S.
Sent 2f 80
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Removal.
Tile subscriber has removed TO the Store two
doors south of the Post Office, and Immediately
opposite Mr. J. s. Depass, where he has and will
continue to keep good supply of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
-sUCH As
Loaf, lump, crushed, powdered, clarified and
brt wn Sugars
Rio, Java, LagIra. Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Molasses
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Almonds, Raisns, Figs &c.
Ali Of which will be sold low for cash.
uThe hghcs. market prices feither cash or
barter) paid for country produce.
SEPT 10. E. ALLEN.
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Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, Mustard, and table
Salt in bags. just received by
Sept 26-u E. W. BONNEY.
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Wine Vinegar,
Sugar House Syrup, Champagne. cooking
Wine, Yeast Powders, Extracts Of Lemon, Rose,
Nutmeg. Ginger, Vanilla and Peach.
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A stock of Plain and Trimmed Lace Caps, offere'
very lew at
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$50 Pieces
Of English and American printed Calicoes,
among which will be found the newest and most
elegant designs Of the season, just received al
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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L other Tract, containing ss7 acres

Boys Clothing,
Sep, 25-,f Z. ". RQSsEY.
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Lace Deuartment

Cotton Edgingr Of all widths and at all prices,
Cushioned and Wove Thread do. from cts. 3D.
Trimming Laces Of every width and quality,
Black and White Al Laces, assorted
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Fresh Fall and Winter a0oda.

ment of GOODS, which, have BEEN pufchssed {. tSs
North with great care md which are ond for els O
their si Usual accommodating terms They comprise ia ps
Blankets; Negro Ksrrey. and Plain. z 8.
superfne French black clah ~
isv.ible kI,;. Die green p,a,5 ji''.s5 DO s. s5t
superfine cooird Fancy cashaneres ~. -
French black Doeskin1 ~ do 81, S1trat
fashionable Fancy yestings -. .,,.s -.
White. red and yellow Flanneb, assorted
Sattinets; all wool Plains 20 y ~
- n fH--ALso-f -.s-.,-..-.r
Super. and medium sik;warp black AlIsccss
Black Bombazines, assorted 7-F& ...
Super. black and colored French Merinoa
do Fancy roile de Paris for Ladiss' wsas
Plaided and striped Alnccas
-ALso- -rE .,
Black Gro de Rhine Silks elegant fgd chanspa G1ls
Elegant plain chameleon Silks -
Embroidered Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Cashners
Magnificent Lace Capes Infants Robes end Bolts
French worked Gollarsa and Capes ! no., =,
Muslin lnsertngs and Edgings; Muslin Drusa
Linen cambria H'dk6; Kid and silk Gloves q
Neck and Belt Ribbons; French and English Gtngasns
Sewing silk Fringe for Mantilhs -.
English and American Calcocs
-SEso-- rE toskN
Deached and unbleached Honespuns Of every dsdpecu
Super Longcloth; Apron Cheeks Bed Ticks
Mexican Plaids; Plaid and striped Honespuns
Furniture Dimty nnd Furniture Fringe zj,''.f
Damnsk Dinpen; Table Cloth.
birdeyc and ocUlch Dnpcs; Calicoe1 Of eyory quAl3
:, r CARPETINGS.
New pattern. Three Ply carpeiing. rs sgaa1
do super DO 90
do do psus,iss Dsasss. % 90
Elegant and assorted worsted and Tuftcd Rug 9t,4g
With 2 variety Of other articles 49,. IL;
Sept. - r, b. LEVY 4 6QA
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Books, Books, London Editions.
BY CAPERs Il HUGER.

Books, Books, London Editions.
BY CAPERs Il HUGER.
Will be sold at 90 Broad street, on TUESDAY,
18th Oct. at 10 o'clock A. M.
A large and miscellaneous col lection Of BOOKS,
all London editions, among them Dictionaries,
Works of Scence, Bellies Lettres, History, &C.,
direct from the well known house of Henry George
Bohn. ESQ.,, London.
Terms cash.
B.-Catalogues will be forwarded by C.. & H.
10 booksellers communicating their address to them
BY letter or otherwise.
Charleston, Sept. 28 39 3t
For Sale.
100, 900 Bricks, suitable for paving, also a
few thousand tile. AS have no white person at
the yard, those who want bricks will please send
their orders to my shop where they will be atten-
ded to.
pNo bricks delivered without an order.
J.F. SUTHERLAND.
Sept.26 80 tt
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Notice

lNOtICcs
The Regular Meetings of the, Lancaster Division
No. 80, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Mon
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
n LARK u g
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N 'tice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of Col. Sam'l.
S. Taylor will call and make paymen: TO Mr.. John
r. Joy, and all having demands against the same
will hand them in duly attesled to Mr.. Joy, who is
agent OF the Administrator.
G. D. PEARSON, Admir-.
Sept l9 80 IL"
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
KERSEIAW SECTION NCMBER4.
The regular meeting Of this Section will be held
at their Hall on Friday afternoon next at o'clock.
By order of the w. p.
w. L. DEPASS, Sec'y.
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" Ready Made Clothing. fe1a
Just received, well selected stock OF Resdy
made Clothing, such as, -. = = s'E
Super. cloth Coats; super. Orercoats
DO Shad Overcoats: Round akirt CoatS
do Drab and Beaver Overcoats
Black and fancy colored Pants -. 49, '>r
-. do Satin and Valencia Vests
;. Colored Merino Vests 81 ~ ''1
, Short and Long Flushing Coats = ''f' = -. -.
Blanket Coats, &c. 5aHh ,f5;ls
sept. IL. H LEVYg& son, q
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Notice.

James Dunlap will act as my agent during m
absence from the State.
Sept. 26-3t s. K. CLIFFORD.
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DANCING SCHOOL

Madame Feugas proposes openinga Dancing
School in this place about the LIST October
O Refer 10 those who patronized her wien las
in Camden Sept 28-,f
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They are also prepared to Offer to Planters und othen
the most complete assortcs TO be found ia Cam
den, of
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Hardn are and Blaclksmfth'S ToSss.
a complete assortn ent always on hand, BY
sept. IL. H. LEVY e. Sun.
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Wanted 10 Hire

Wanted 10 Hire,
A first rate Wagner, Of good character, fol
whom good wages will be paid. Apply at this
Office. Sept. l9 80 If
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FOR GOVERNOR OF ONO.

There appears to be great deal Of con-
,roversy about this matter among the press
in different parts of the state, and in fact some
of them have gone to far, they have even got
to qnarrelng about the political creed of some
Of the candidates proposed, indeed this is to
be lamented that such state of feeling should
exist among those of the same political party,
and after second sober thought they will
call back their better judgments to reflect and
act with more prudence in this matter. In
order to bring the present existing difficulties
to a speedy termination Of peace and harmony
and TO have perfect union, the hostile feeling
abandoned. There are other ways to settle
these disputes which we are all interested in,
than resort of abuse which some seem to
play such conspicuous part, and to do it ami
cable and satisfactory to all, this should be
the course and practice Of our brethren, who
are fighting IN foul play.
OF all the candidates spoken off, we had a
decided preference for DR.. GEORGE FRIES,
not because we doubted the political sound
moss OF either of the other candidates, but for
the personal acquaintance and the high re
gard we have had for the Doctor, and from
his meritorous acts during his great services
as Representative in Congress, we thought
there was no man more worthy of the right
of suffrage of the voters of Ohio The Doc
tor comes out in a card and declines the hon
or Of being a candidate, we therefore offer
another person, of whom we think will meet
the general appreciation of the Democracy of
the state, that person is, Gen GEORGE w.
MORGAN, OF Mt Vernon, who is SO deserv.
ing of the suffrage Of every voter in Ohio.
He advocates correct principles N ever
anches from what he supposes TO be right and
just, and no question ever receives his sane
ton without being thoroughly Jefiersonian
Democracy. 1t is such man that should be
hoisted and the name Inscribed on the Dem
ocratic banner, there to float until victory is
won.
Gen. MORGAN achieved triumph while
fighting the enemy in Mexico, and he can
achieve as glorious triumph in fighting
the Mexican sympathizing Whiggery inOhio,
ii taken up as the candidate, we don't for u
moment doub this success.
In placing this name before the people, we
think the press generally will respond and
give it their cordial support.
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GROuNDLESs ATTACK.

|
| TheGedtor Of the Lower Sandusky Free;
man strikes fierce blow at George Lippard,
bu. it is only like mad man trying to kill
himself in fit Of desperation, to try to pour
his wild reckle IS slang Of vengeance On such
man. 1t is all vain attempt for him to try
to hurt or impair his reputation as writer,
the good qualities of his writings are to ia
mllar among the people, TO have the erroneous
idea get abroad that he Is a mere tool or fool
Nothing of this kind will have any bearing
or to any extent have tendency to check
any one from perusing the mastery writings
of Mr.. Lppard. He says Notwithstanding
George Llppard ask no office, he was ex-
pecting it and would have received it at the
hands of old Zack, we would just as soon if
not little sooner believe Mr. Lippard as
the editor eff the Freeman, although his name
might not be Jim. The writer of the article
III that paper is certainly prejudice against
Mr. Lippard, for coming cut SO publlcly and
exposing the fraud and deception of the Gen.,
but he is not like the old man no a dfferen;
person altogether, he comes boldly out and
pictures all the intrigue and corruption used
under the new Administration, and tells the
people like himself, they have been deceived
To satisfy the editor of the Freeman that
there are papers Of it's own strip, that speak
honestly and truly about old Zack, and in the
same terms as did Mr.. Lippard, for instance
the N. Y. Tribune, and we don't suppose that
be will doubt the genuine doctrine advocated
in that sheet, the following paragraph is ia
ken from it:
"We do not think it manly course to get
into potoer by using deception. A true pa,
triot, when asked what policy he would pur-
sue it elected, would answer frankly and
with out equiYocation, and disdain to use Ian
guage which permitted the inference that he
was in favor of that which he meant to op-
pose"