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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-26
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~ LoR, sole agent In this city for ,.I, a, p;s
yoItss made By the above named celebrated m.

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.o asa sole sy 's ss ss a ,,
from their snsnse ana os seg.n.
Their ptlI. aao.
Th.y combine a. The modern with n. Taa
Ssss and
~ win be appreciated In the country good
Pm TAILOR Ia, sold these In thi, e,.y 70,
seventeen ysaso the entire sAsfaetiOn of ea
The public cautioned to observe h.. til. It'll. Of III.
9la pi.nI %,s a.. q par. pay for
lin Strings Z, Of the best quality. ana '''-
sic south Of hs ., ss 81 and
the hon.be day Ssr sIen, Of 4,
aus Plano and Music Store. rso Main,
Ut MAIL Is sTEAM ,nsIIn Jh,issTowN-.
o,siosa-roh NEW roRk wa sokfohk i@.sn IL Nh
T?1.y fp e: s the s and
to be on s, board before the
Iess. and berth, secured once side Of Basin
s,..IsS | $40
taxing ship Norfolk charged III. sam: =, b.
the Rive, steamers. ~ ~ - "
tsaS s1,. po,,ovv LuDLAM a WATSON.
morning a. ooef captain Skinner leaves every
SI ltf1tJtkH 1I5 InPll5IiEFM17fsgNEe.
up TO the hour of o'clock Tuesday the 2IA instant 70,
!stS.n LuDLAM 4 WATSON
ENSkE sI p,IIIiLADELPIIA-r5s san on WE'D
.n1 nil yIEs,sI csF,,P
For freight or passage, apply to
-le-o ROBERT RANKIN
STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK-. g
:. PASSAGE 70 Old POIS7, PORTsExSrtiLs =,
MoGIUdND SORfOLh.-Ih CUR. 1sS.kzstlI2
Captain John b,y' haVi,E undergone complete
her regular the river this ard tbs aoy
leaving The wharf at Rockets, Saturday Tue,iaT
Thursday mornings 5% o'clock A. 81 (pT.cIssixl
all the regular landings going and returning ~ a.
Passage to Old Point and Norfolk ~ Meal, M
w. ''eA" " CTS
jel6 n n u,spr,,
WDACKET boat PLOUGiIBOy POU ---------
II VIEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frfr,-zs<<.@a1:7A
DAY L1NE-Thc Subscribers
running their boat PLOuGHROY Can't no n C--,.I~,
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON on The 9ard inst,
next Great inducements for hereby
20 The travelling public all nsht travel icing avoided pas.
Leave RICHMOND, At NJ, Tues lays Thursiays and
Saturday. arriving in New Canton at
Reiurning-Leave NEW CANTON, at A. NJ on MonJ,y. W.,
day. - - 49, VI '"e same
rART The As that heretofore charged by line of Mssrs
oihee On It'll street. opposite Myers' Warehouse
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n ,NhNlLE CARTRIDGES, &c.-EIeEant Cabs Barouehss
" WIN eaash tops Willow do, open work with and
Whe ss 'eiociPedei, Hobby Horses &c, for sale By
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Nd ICunOND SOnA w,Tpu IN norr, ~

pICumOND SODA WATER AND BOrTIINC
~ is settled fact that only genu
ine article 81 bottled SODA WATER the Put up y
MCCORMACK, who Hatters himself N he lie able 10 comet, i,b
any mandatory either North South having n engaged In
the business for "a - So 80
DA WATER. ~ = ~
to. 80 - ''' ''N'f'V A''eiN
daily. - 80 '' " ''' ''''
AlPersOns having my bottles please return
" =. . ". MCCORMACK,
ApIl-d0m No ur,.d
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DEL W. JENNINGS late OF Appoattox county having pur
- chased the entire interest Dunnington-or n.
popeiors this convenient and popular ote-e
~ continue TO conduct the improved style under
The hrm BELL JENNINGS They respectfully solicit, the pa
onage Of their friends aud the public gene ally and viii be pre-
pared to rsire and entertain them al hours with the
oest the country Affords Ro. II. BELL
JOEL W. JENNINGS.
In dsolTing connections above we'll
Hotel cannot efran from expressing those who 80
literally paroEEcd the hrm OF DUSXxeroS and k that
NJ nrTSSTScTnr
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VIRGINIA AtRICULTUHAI FAIit
~ NOrEABER, 1s5 Z, WILL DRAWN To A CLOSE ORR
toners ~ We p'eS'"' 'o0ui eSs-
Valued at from IS to $1,000, in The
AGGREGATE $50 OOOi
ACCORDING TO TIE PRosPRcTus
tep Tor shares given application, who erpend s3
In portraits, or who pay " i W
ONE DOLLAR;
balance only payable
tney receive the presents awarded by the
To the numbers who lave our recent
To ortr great inducements
he above In order 70 close grand as possible For
c~ipis. - ~ '' 'e'N'" 'ou "ete" re-
WtJII.G pe LsuEe-
Daguerrean Artist, las Main street Richmond
VI. p. SIMOSS,
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nN shOSELs, dc.-GrAin Measurcrs shoyeis BupE
uyr' WOOD faucets, Barrel Covers Churnl Tubs water
Butter Paddles, &e., Gc., for sale By FN'
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HAvANA CIGAHS.-wM. D. MERIwErHER invites
the attention OF dealers his
IN this city, and comprising than 20 different brands OF Ia
rama, PRINCIPE aud Domestic GgdrA
Constantly hand sale, TOBACCO for
and the celebrated DclicOfis,d Smoking TSJ,Ireo
fe2I-thf and door Coi,r,h{sn rto,.,
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yN0NarA BEANsA lot OF sS0 lbs good Bean; ,1.. ;,
iria ~ ''' 'A'e W DOVE CO.
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Between Richmond and Gordonsyill ......
GordOnsyille and Alexandria. ....

Our stage lines will with zach Of the the
PASSENGER, from The train rleAye staun,on
by dark same day from Rhmond Leave next monIpS az av
light, and .rriye a. white Sulphur spring' by Pm.
Passengers by the train will leave Stanton
ing after daylight aud White Sulphur by P. NJ
gt1 dg ra %~@ r e onSs "T1 70 ".z sy 70 d S
':ngcrsM r coA.trs they haze rigM 70 calculate on
time get by NJ being less than day and
NJ rest all night leave day arrive In staun.
ton NJ ready for the morning train for Richmond Aexan
Passenger; for lexington. Maurai Bcidg., BaeiGnan
the line Those Tor Eriagi6S by * ' "
Passengers for Roct6ridye IH arrive to breakfast second
Those desiring stages can charter them at staunon
rssenge yet through tickets stop any point
yesilawiE WA. T. PARISH a CO.
RRRANDY.A choice assortment Of one Brandies embra
ND cling Of the finest qualities Imported
''--'-'' f-A"'''' RAWLINGS MILLER
Je4 Corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-lOO boxes Adamantne
jg2I-lw DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO.
VDuRE BRANDY.-lO pipes PHro Hennee Brandy vntages
je24-lw DUNLOP, MoNcuRE co.
dNLAHET WINE.-75 superior t1ATet Wine, for
" sale by DUNLOP, M0NCURE e co.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
II II Pea and Rice Boilers Salad Washers; Egg Spoons
Jelly Mouldsi syabub Churns
Dough Kneadtrs Potatoe Founder; Napkin Rings
Egg Pouchsrs; Cheese Scoops; Pickle Knives and
chocolate Mixers; Alamode Needles
JullP Mixers; Steak Turner's Cheese Toasers
Vegetable Ladies'; Salad Spoons: Asparagus Boilers
knife Washers Meat saws; Ice Breakers
Bronze Fruit Plates; Flower Stands; Patent Nut Cracks
Self Heating SAD Irons; knife and Tumblei Baskets
Shaker sNtt:, for Winding silk, &c
Together with every other useful worthy attention Of
Houieketpers BULKLEY A Co,
le9l 1871 Main street.
NJ
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4 LCCh, stuck and Land Warn ut Agency Gor>rnor
srees1st1efs bought and sold coumson-Theh high.
"t price paid Tor Land Warrants-Gold
all Lotteries
Co.. will be promptly paid BY me- and All enouITie.
relative to the business CO. 70 tb.n
hAya-u Yrov
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VI. McGlNTI. Editor Of the Nashville whig
J. VI. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
FOR A CONsJSIPTIyE tOUGH.

Dear srr-For three years have afflicted With Cough
ssinE that frequently dpared mu n OF
the time Obliged y, all night my chair my cough
would sulocae when laid down. Having rene
dies without much relief tried CHERRY PICTORIAL
which under Providence has cured me altogether.
| m " yours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-26

TO the control Of or all the mAade
carried victims unmey CONSUMPTION Of
the Lungs. Sutjoined evidence
cured and that Pulmonary Complaints in all forms, be
removed by CHERRY PEcruRAL-
Space will publish here proportion II e
has effected but the Agent below named win furnish our
~ re- "he'e0h are 'a particulars and Hd'sa'aele proof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-26

"AkD AcADAM oGers for sale aths on FRANK
, re- Ieh street and the Lower
and naTieEAied do; with OF No Cahri
The superiority Of his black general over
an DINERS nw Manufactured is aested
more and other Northern cities Mr. Meas brand
mas peculiar distinction, while these
p saiy inc easing He has on hand quantity
tageou' to dealat his Mandatory prices found salts
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ferers: read a1d judge for yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND wUODpIyI:

NASHVILLE, TENS, June 20, ISL.
Sir have repeatedly used CHERRT wooppu
Cough and lnauenEA and have no hesitation
complete remedy. Four children
these diseases and the free Of the always ad
ed almost instant relief JAMEs.GLOyER
We attest the Truth Of the above statement. -''
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4. MORIiIs, ~ Main Street,
is sole agent for the sale OF

WUNUESTEN'S PIINOS
and would invite the OF
public, to examination Of them. 800 ''
HIS assortment embraces many and styles and by
almost every arrival receiving additional supplies He orrrs G
greatest the purchase FoRTEs moi onIy
IN superiority OF instruments but also prices al which h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-26

-e- INDIA HI UBEW GOODS.
6tOATs, CAPES, LEGGiNs, OVER. ALJs, wAuING PANTs
~ HORSE COVERS, WAGON COVERS, PIANO COVERS MUIR,
sEHf CLOTUs, &C. which will become stIet
~ any climate The cheapest and best articles In ever
offered. For sale BY the manufacturer ROGERS wYCROPF
successors 90 H. H. nAv, . CouAni street, NeE York
Dealers In Hose Packing every other Mind Of Rob
Goods Also, exclusive selling Elastic webbing
'ble FOR Cores in Congress Roots. my9I'am
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a. pHhmOND COLLEGE,-Ths JubIeTber, far m.
nis sixty thousand dollars In part the eudo umeut OF
ooge are hereby notified third an last in
anen OF htr bonds Tor The same doe on he I'm
u" Ve hsas " me- EDWIN WORKMAN,
49, Treasurer r..
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9bFSFElRG 9Ec OF III TiIE FIRE AND MARINE m

GLSId Richmond, Street f.ro doors rom he Po O4,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL S3OO,OOO.-This Company viii take
Company Of equal responsibility. ' 1865
REFERENCES:
samuel Marx, Cashier Bank OF Virginia Richmond
>. a. smith do. Farmers Bank Of Va, do.
T. A TdbA President the Bank Of the Valley wncba.s,
Henry NJ Brent Cashier OF the VALLEY Wnsbssr
erra,d Cashier OF the Farmers Bank, Winchester
D. W KNOWLES will receive Al plieaons as heretofore
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shoceo Springs y. G, May 18th, 1854. jei2-tist JAW
IN SISG AGENCY. New York, ITO Broadway Room,
~ Ho- ana STh Agency established the purchaye
S SAT on commission Of unnproved Mines Mining stock
" Organized furnishinr All Nina.
o Machinery and Mining ordered also the
Of the country. PSi'
printed circular, giving full explanations will sent in NJ.
70 any postpaid letter ensiosing hreecrn
at, J. r. BARBOUR 4 CO..
-8to-.iy. New York, ITO Broadway
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
County Ticket.
New Advertisements.

Who is there that does not read the adver-
tise ments OF their town and county paper, as il
comes 10 them every week, fresh from the
Press, filled with the nJws of the day, which is
gathered and selected with unwearied care by
the Editor, and served up for his patrons vari-
GUS tastes. The advertising department of the
paper is one OF Is most promineat and Interest,"
ing features. If you want to know what's 60
ing on in you town read the Advertisements in
your paper, the first thing. If you are bust
ness man and want to succeed in your calling,
be it what it may-ADYERTISE-be your'ey
the adrertiser: and If you wish to have your ad-
vertisements carefully and tastefully displayed,
widely circul ated, aud attentively read by
large por ton Of the people Of Sandusky county,
write them out, and send them Immediately to
the FREMONT JOURNAL, and we will in
sure you success. How many business men in
Fremont look with On envious eye on their
more successful neighbor aud wonder that they
do not succeed, when they are perhaps better
qualified than their rival. Ii is no wonder to
US, the true reason is us papnble, as the effects
of the MONDAY sun. Would you know the rea-
SOui menu vi ~ anu ."H "'' w
astonished that you have done so much busi-
ness as YOU have; Il is this:--Your neighbor
OF ADvERTISES; OF you DO NOT. ID
What made the fortune for Bran dreth, Jaynes,
Townsend, and host Of Patent Medicine men7
ADVERTISING NG!-NOTHING ELSE
P. T. Darnum,-the most energetic man in the
Union, aud whose reputation is worldwide
was one day nsked how he had been able and
by what means be had accomplished such her
culean enterprises2 His reply was characters
tic a the man, and conveyed a whole volume
oftruth. u" PRINTERS INK !" Come
friends, if you wish TO succeed, let us help you.
So mote be. We this week call your attention
10 the following:
New Banking Office of NIms, Tillotson &
White.
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, selling out at
Cost, by John F. Kline.
New Fall Goods at A. Gusdorf's.
Fancy Dyer-F. r. Comstock, Sandusky
City, Ohio.
Administrators Appointment on the estate
of Miles A. johnson.
Administrators Sale al Bellevue, on the 10th
Of October.
Dividend Notice of the Fremont Plankroad
Company.
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sldve trade, and the noythern Democracy
are preparing TO aid them in the nefarious
proposition.
No doubt the editor Of the Democrat
will protest against its passage, but when
the deed is done, he will advise his readers
to acqlesse, rather than disturb the har-
mony Of the portyl He will object to pass
ing resolutions sanctioning the outrage. but
he will advise 20 vote for men who endorse
it, Just as he does the nomination of Mr..
Plants, for Congress, in this district. The
convention that nominated him, passed n
resolution approving the introduction of
slavery into free territory, to which he OBJ
jects; but Mr.. Plants made speech at the
convention in which he approved Of all the
slave measures, and the editor advises all
his readers TO vote for him A cold, mani
mate resolution, endorsing the measure, he
cannot approve, but living thing, that
will have vote, and has pledged itself to
support all such measures, be can vote for
with a hearty good will Straining at a
gnat and swallowing camcll Oh, con-
sistency but thou art beauty
Now voters of fSandusky county, you have
two men before you as candidates for Con
gress. Mr. Plants, who has pledged him
self in favor of slave extension, (the Ne.
braska and Kansas billy and c. X. Watson
the peoples candidate. II you think it is
right to extend slavery into the territory
Mr.. Plants is your man, because he has
publicly pledged himself in favor of the
system.
II you think slavery has gone about fai
enough, and are opposed to extending the
system, you will vote for Mr.. Watson. lie
will never betray the interests of the north
or vote for the repeal of the law prohibiting
the foreign slave trade. Between the two
no freeman ought for one moment to hest
tate. Vast interest are at stake, and fur
ther encroachments are contemplated by
the slave power, and Mr.. Plants is pledged
TO aid them to the full extent of his abilities
The south has said that she expects 10 cal
the roll of her slaves at the foot of Bunkc
Hill-aud Mr.. Plants is ready to say amen
SCALPEL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
Our Ticket.

We have the pleasure this week, Of pre-
senting to the Republican voters of San
dusky County, complete ticket for their
support at the polls on the loth inst.
OF the first three candidates we have
spoken repeatedly. They are firm, relia-
BILE. and substantial men; men of known
and tried ability. Men who will give char
acier and dignity to the stations. and their
election will be an honor to the people who
acknowledge. themselves their constituents.
On Saturday last the County Convention
assembled and put in nomination the fol-
lowing ticket:
For Probate Judge-LYMAN GILPIN, of
York Township.
For treasurer F. R. SEBkING, Of
Fremont.
For Clerk-CHAnLEs H. GREENE, OF
Fremont.
For Commissioner-WIL N. Mon.
GAN, of Fremont.
For Infrmary Director-AsDURY BLACK
Of Washington.
In presenting these names to the voters
Of this county we have full confidence in
saying that it is first rate selection, and
nothing now remains for the friends Of
Freedom and RefoI m throughout the Coun-
ty but to take hold and labor for their elec-
ton with determination and will and
they CAN BE ELECTED. There is no
doubt on this point. The people Of San
dusky County have been so long subjected
to the rule Of dishonest and corrupt Locofo.
ism that the party now in power think they
cannot be defeated, and many Of the over
burdened tax payers think there IS no hope
Of ridding themselves oftheir corrupt rulers
This is the very reason that they have SC
long been kept in power. The longer they
are suffered to retain their positions the
more severe will be their exactions, the
more will they increase the tax payers bur
dens.
Now the people have an opportunity tc
relieve themselves. Now by united and
vigorous effort they CAN ELECT better
officers, and those who will be more care.
ful TO look after the interests of the Coun
ty. Men who have not forever been seek
ing and holding Office and therefors become
corrupt. Let then, nothing but this one
object enter your minds in comparing the
candidates presented for your sufrages but
their fitness and capacities. their honesty
and integrity. Let not party lines hold
you back from supporting the Republican
nominees. Why should man be bound tc
support party that is corrupt. although be
bad given it bis vote when he thought i
lwas honesii He Is not bound to eounte.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29

EEThe Democrat is awfully exercised
because its Convention at Upper Sandusky
passed resolutions endorsing the Nebraska
bill approving the course pursued by Green
in Congress, and sgnifying their abiding
faith in the wisdom and honesty Of the
Pierce administration. In the next breath
he says the choice Of the convention meets
his hearty approval. How very consistent
the editor isl He knows that Plants is
full blooded Nebraska man. He knows that
Mr.. Plants, if elected to Co ngress, will vote
every time as the Slaveocracy tell him.
The prating of the editor about freedom is
nonsense his own paper condemns him.
He is trying to secure votes for the Nebras
ka candidate, and yet he has not the man
liness 10 say that he desires to see the ut
most wishes of Douglas and Richardson at
tanned. The editor sails under the black
piratical flag of Slavery. What honest
democrat, who reads his sheet and seet
how he fawns and crnges at the footstoo
of the black harlot slavery, ready to do thu
most menial service, bu, in his heart pit
ties him. Who believes he desires TO see
freedom advance, while he urges men tc
vote for Nebraska man? If be were
honest he would advocate the election o
Mr.. WATSON, who he knows will always b'
an abiding and trusty champion Of th'
! North.
Freemen of Sandusky County, il yor
wish for the perpetuity of free institutions
and the honor and dignity of the North
vote for Mr.. WATSON. If you desire slave
ry in preference to freedom, vote for Mn
PLANTS, and we can assure you that you
wish shall be consummated.
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themselves The farmers and mechanics
are the men who mus, make the brokers
rich, and rich they will get ou, Of this very
law, which democracy has made for them.
Every farmer in Sandusky County must
contribute to Gil their already overlooking
Golfers, and still this party are constantly
prating about their democracy, and their
love for the people, and the aristocratic
wings; and yet at the same time, arc max
ing laws to rob every poor man in the State,
and directly legislating to enrich every ma
bob, who rolls in his carriage and four
Millions will go into their proud purses,
through this law, made by men who pro.
fess democracy, with their lips, while at
heart they are nothing but rotten federal
lists who believe the people are fit for moth !.
ing but "hewers of wood and drawers VI
water" Down with the Ohio banks" has
been their cry, and now to clap the climax
they have made law with severe penalties,
punlsning every man who passes or offers
to pass anything less than a ten dollar bill.
How long. oh how long citizens Of Sandus-
Ky County will you be duped by these
men, who profess to love you dearly. while
at the same time they are making laws to
compel you 10 enrich shavers and Sbylocks /?
Under the operation Of such laws, each
man becomes a contributor to enrich the
merciless money lender, who gets rich by
the misfortunes Of the hard working. honest
laborer; and all to CRAFTY set Of political
demagogues who have crawled into power
by protesting TO be democrats, and lovers
Of the dear poor people.
CANTHARIDES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-29
For Congress, Cooper X. watson.

The Convention, which met at Upper
Sandusky on Saturday last, placed in NOM
ination one of the truest and most uncom-
promising champions offreedom in the State
-CooPER X. WATSON. of Seneca county.
The recent betrayal of the rights of free
dom and the free North, by the present
proslavery administration, demands the elec-
tion to Congress Of bold and true men
men who will not finch from the discharge
of their duty and who will not suffer them
selves to be intimidated by the bravado Of
the brawling Southron.
In years gone by, the acts Of the slave
Democracy were made TO feel the keen
edge Of Mr. Watson's blade, and to realize
the strength Of the arm that welded it,
His election will be source of congratula-
tion everywhere.
Now for the contest The issue has been
fairly presented to the opponents of Nebras-
ka The slave democracy of the district
met in convention at Upper Sandusky on
the 8th-nominated PLANTS. Of Crawford
county. a seven-by-nine lawyer-endorsed
the Nebraska Bill clean through; together
with the course Of +. w. Green. Thus
have the abettors Of Slavery proclaimed
their treason-thrown off their mask and
unfurled the black banner Of slavery exten
sion.
The freemen of old Seneca, without dis
tinction Of party, promise to atone for the
damnable treachery Of F. w. Green, by
giving Watson FIVE hundred-of majority
The pledge has been registered in the hearts
of the Senecas and wM be made good OF
ihe second Tuesday Of October.
Crawford promises to repudiate its serv'
lie son by giving a majority for Watson
She came within few votes Of defeating
him for Prosecuting Attorney two years
ago.
The Republicans Of Hardin county have
never yet faltered, and will ask to be heard
on the 10th.
Mr.. Watson will spend portion of his
time in talking to the people Of Hardin, be-
tween this and the election.-Rsnfon Re
publican.