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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

IN LINE via HAvANAThe Pioneer Ships Of this pe vii
Is ST g.
loo tups. ,,,-e.,
and expressly point
speed and elegance be exeeed The ocEtN Bird,
and Hsysns. and the UNITED STATES bet the
port and ports OF ss Csmpeachy Vera Cruz and Tampco
GERS treasure and freight from United States Mexico. will
be fr.ptstipped free Of expense. and VICE versa
This Line will with the OCEAN Bl hD on the Isl
dav Of November 1885 aud will also connect Hsvana with
lines Of steamships from Liverpool and from hsrseiss VIA
will find hi. the and most those
visiting Spain and the South Of France and Italy, or auy po
IN the @edesnesn ond desiring 20 svod me osh sea sna
via Haysns far more desirable particularly during the WINTER
months.
and splendid steamship OCEAN BIRD -, communion,
will leave this port from Pier No. 81 n r. foo. OF Beach st.
For freight pssge apply b'srd OF at the oe' No. SIG
D'O''"''' 'pp''''' JOHN GRAHAM, Agent
First Class Passage from Eew.Y ork to Hsvsns
Pu Class Passage from NewYoik 10 New Orleans...... b
First Class Passage from sisa Campesehy Vera Cruz aud
IsmP,ep, ,or v;.o 40
Agents at Havana: J. C. bURNHAM Co.
NEW-YORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP
IN LINE EXTRA ST GAMER For NEW.OaLEASS
via NASSAU, ". p, HAVANA and KEY WLsE-rns
splendid Steamer ST. LAWRENCE LOCO uns burden will
leave New York for the above ports at noon on SATURDAY,
Nov "a from Ps< No. 81 N. r., foot Of 8eacsst
The has been thoroughly overhaued and re-
Furnished newly coppered and boiler hsv
ing pr required for the safety OF the ship and
comfort Of the passengers will make her fnt tp shove
Freight for New. Orleans, 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers viii be applied with osns S :: o. the oe Of ne
signed and bills sdins signed After the hour OF
For freight passage apply board, the Office No. 5lS
Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas. or,,, op.u.u ..
AGENT, a, New. Orleans j. O. WOODRUFF Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

w BANKss BRANDS ne nsE1f.eturers o. Ihese sc.
kntsL tqspss o. Nn3cv Gltst 6sy receiving ARE So
e-iss q Al and qpskss dees hI the fscrss rev
Jsgpsy 0. M. 3 EttkntL-H. ..lC58lDs o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

follow M. certificate bss been handed By Of
-.t sosetsbe and well czers which, together with
numerous others posse.hOo snt with oo enH s1no
fail convince 4. Of the great value Of his medisne inoo
spds have been cured: .,
Mess LoUden Co Hssins been afflicted iot several yesr
Win Desfness sometimes that eoald not oeu ali ADD
having had the the advice OF seyert o. bst oo
without any avail induced 70 Try sc AhPAs AcOuotT
OIL ana am happy 20 Afor- using one-hsf oo,e
p.int sincs yn1r, CHARLES A GUoSEC 1T,
No "a New Mntets., thl. lphia Feb 2, $50
BE p.rtculs ar and buy of A g. SANDS No 100 Fnton
IT. a. thsre Is counterfeit IL the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-The store OF John Deeper
man IN Hamilton avenue felonioasy entered honfs
night by breaking open the shutter scd ribbed Of over tvesty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

NEwYoRK. Nov. l. 1858
gTNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF the
II BOwERY BANK have declared . DIVIDEND Of FOUR
RYR CENT. payable on and afer the 10Th lost
N. G. BRADFORD, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

X
J. PORT and FALL RivER.-rhe scleadid and soperios
steamer METROPOLIS Csyt Wuo. Brcvn leaves New.f~s
p NJ; snd Umpire STATE Ceet B. Srsytcn leave. New.
Yerk every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81
O'CLOCK NJ. from Pier No s. e. near tss Battery Sou
touching Al Newport each wsy. =,
Hereafter will be .rded sscuree 70 any sppc
cant until the shall have been paid ssr.
Freight 10 Boston forwarded throuse With Gtsf dfpsSA
BY Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

Ds BANKERS and BROKERS' are prepared 20 neso'su
Paper make Collections all parts the
ny, 70 buy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and u
AGENTS for parties abroad IN tbs transaction Of bof
mesa
REFE4EscEs-mr 7. o. Bowen, President Blackstone Cana
Bsnk Providence X l.; MI D. C. Baker President Howard
Banking Company, Boston Messs g. s. Bobbns Son. Nsv'
York; Messrs. John Psrnum Co. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
NHEAP FARE to ALBANY--Pssssee IS cents;

CHEAP FARE to ALBANY--Pssssges IS cents;
~ passage and berth IS cents. p~.s.se N Size on
The sgelci FRANCIS skiDDY The faces: eos' 10
Csp' j. W. akneox. wt le,ve roth ss o. yer
foot Fl Robi.son-s,, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY sod
FRIDAY 81 p. NJ. arriving BY IA NJ
NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 20 bOChEsfER-rhe 70 ;aR5rEA ssd
GESEsEE VALLEY RAILa Ao . noS pa, md, IA sou
peeton VIII h- B14O Conns snd ard Nes orb
and Erie RAiosds, ioms direct roets from Ss~forh %
Rochester
Th~ Of this route oseihe With be raoerior
fort bford-6 By the wide renders By far he c~t dexr
abe between the .h0ys-B.rDed cir-s
Tickets be procured III New York snd Ers kAo@d
1eiet Ofcs foot # DuAre and No l brosd~sy Aso "a
Jersey GD.
Barge crecked thruHth
Freishs Transported between Ne York and AoSh-
with epsteh ANY rformsien sesr-d N REGARD thereto
be obtained By the enera Freight Agent Of
TApeAS. EIpres Fres,t Agent No lse Brned gay.
No trains The Blf.3 Corur ard New sk aui-osd on
Sunday. J. A REDFIELD, Superintendent
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
NI -Tr.vel-rs for CHICAGO, Sr LOUIS. kAsSAS, aud
al poin1 West south Vest OBJ ain ThTocza Teke,
spd d, inf son concerning rOete fare k sIhsr ~ ths
NEw.voRk AND ERIE Railroad, or SE"YOSk
CENTRAL RAILROAD o. sppi :snon st the Companys OF
JOdNF PORTER, General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July 80, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
IN In such made and provided that all the Circulating
Notes issued 70 d. KENT, individual banker, tPntnam
County Bank 10 presented the Office OF the Supern'
tepdnt OF the Banking Department OF the State Of
r p.ymept within the date hereof or the funds
deposited the redemption Of the Circulating Notes issued to
the said Banker will be given up -
sui Iaw2yW NJ SCHOONMAKER Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July l6, 1855
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
IN the Statute such made and provided that all the
banker, COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGANY COUNTY,
must presented the Office Of the Superintendent OF the
Bsnips Department Of the State Of NewYork for payment
within two years the date hereof the funds deposited
Cor the redemption Of the circulating notes issued TO the SAID
hank will be given up.
jyls lawW2y nj. sCHOONMAhEk, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
Me6iral.

Jr,. eur. General Beoos No So fulton Ny srice 50
e,, Ger bottle; liberal dssoont dea AGENT Care strong
l53 Waiere. N. Y; Ms Hayes, l7'Fa'on 81, ofoohyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14

II F. GTON.-ENAMELED COT
IL TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE at the Asnuf,c
tory ard Wsrefooms, Nos. 40 and 10 Wooster-st-
CPLEEDID SUITES of ENAMELED COT
- TAGE FURNITURE st factory prices.
WARREN WARD No. IA 6rand-st
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
What ia a Pamphlet.

The Post Office Department, in determining
the legal postage 10 be charged on variou
documents, makes The following remarks in re.
lation 10 pamphlets:
"a pamphlet is printed but unbound pub.
LEGATION, relating solely, TO some subject OF 10.
cal, e%phemeral or temporary interest or impor.
lance only. Hence, with the exception o.
those not containing more than sixteen octave
pages each, for when, under certain condition,
The act Of August 80, 1852, has made specia
provisions, no publication, although folded anl
unbound, can be permitted to pass in the mai
as a''pamph!et," instead Of a "book," uni es,
its scope and subject are such as 10 bring ii
fairly within the distinctive definition above
given.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
The Heals Of Departments at Washington

The Washington Star, a neutral paper,
speaks in very hatteTing terms of the manner
IN which the variouS departme MS are COLI
Quoted. Ii says hat a very venerable and
reverend friend, who has had great experience
in The Transaction Of business be fore The gov
eminent, himself having long enjoyed the rep
utation Of being one Of the most faithful we'll
informed and valuable officers whose services
the government has commanded since its loun.
dation, and who, by the by, has never been 0
political sympalhise I with the present ad'
ministration, remarked to US that The present
heads OF the department set examples TO those
employed under Them worthy OF al praise; IN
asnuch as their equals III preserving industf,
in the discharge Of their respective duties new
er before them FILED like positions in Wash.
ingion.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
The Missing Bride,

Is tie title of a volume now in Press, and
which will make its appearance in few DAYS
from the publishing house of T. D. PETERSON,
1902 Chestnut street Philadelphia. 1t is from
the pen Of that gifted Authoress, Mrs. E. D.
E. N. SoUTHwoR TIL, author Of the "Lost Heir
els, &C., and we doubt not will meet with as
much popular favor. The writer is decidedly
the best American writer Of the age. Every
lover Of romance vil. hail with delight the
appearance ofthis New Novel. The produc
tions of Mrs. Southworth's pen are gemsof the
first order and win the admiration of all read
ers. The new book will be furnished 10
persons by mail at 1925 in cloth, in one vol.
m OF, two volumes paper cover at Sl,00.
Address the Publisher.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
paath Of Mrs. Casa.

Mrs. Lewis Cass. Jr., wife Of our minister
to Rome, died last month al the residence o.
her husband in that country. A letter Of the
9th ult., says: The diplomatic circles here
has recently sustained a fresh loss in one o.
lis most amiable members. Mrs. Mary Cass,
(born Ludlow wife Of the minister Of the
United States, was yesterday snaiched from
life, and from The affection Of her relations,
by the bursting Of a blood vessel in the Lead
She was near her accouchment. Her virtues
beatty, and amiable qualities, will make
her memory deeply Regretted by all who knew
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

1.-THE Ohio "Cultivator', publishes Letters
from Y rious counties in Ohio, embracing the
principal Wheat growing sections, and the
letters all concur in saying that ibe breadth Of
ground covered with wheat is from one. third
10 one fourth less than an average. This is
accounted for by the fact that The long drouth
Of last summer and fall prevented the plough
ing Of sod lands, and fall sowing was therefore
confined 10 stubble and cord lands. Resort
will be had, os far as possible to the sowing
OF spring wheat; but ns, The growing of thai
seed is scarce, HoF NhF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
S9,0S2,439,50
3,077,50l,41
Balance levied by local nu-
thoritics,
S6,014,T3s,09
Heart Rending Accident.

Mrs. Fasscti, widow ofthe late Joshuh Fas.
Set'' Of Fulton county, Ohio, lost her infant
son, about six months old, on the 9Th insto
under appalling circumstances. She left him
asleep in the cradle, and was absent at The
barn, some ten or fifteen rods distant, only o
few minutes, when on her return, what was
her hoIr or TO find that the stove had fallen
down and communicated fire 10 the cradle,
and her child so badly burned it could no,
have been recognized, and already dead.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
From the N. Y. Evening Post.]
Great Fire at Jersey City,
Destruction Of the Erie Rail Road Depot
THIRTEEN CARS DESTROYED.
TWO MEN DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED

-
The large wooden structure fronting the
Hudson river, near the Jersey City ferry, used
as a depot by the New York and Erie railroad,
was totally destroyed by fire this morning. 1t
occurred Of twenty minutes past five O'Clock,
as Iumor has il, IN the following manuer:-The
man who had charge OF the oil roomed poured
campllene upon a quantity OF cotton and put
it into the stove. BY some means o piece oil
the burning cotton fell on the floor, and SET FIRE
10 burning fluid which had been carelesSly
spilled.
The fire ran along the floor and ienited o
barrel OF camphene IN he loom. Mr.. AiCerl
Adams, an old man, WHO has charge o! the oil
department., Immediately seized the barrel
and attempted ocarry ii out of the place
When in his arms the barfsl Of fluid exploded
Frustrating and burning him on the arms and
legs. The hair on his head WAS also burned.
The depot was flied with passenger cars,
AMI a milk train had just entered The depot as
the fire broke out. The fremen commenced
removing The cars, finding 1t impossible 10
save the depot, aS two OF them had already
taken fire. A man named Walkey had his
arm broken while removing one Of the cars
ftom the depot. AT one time 1t was thought
that the New Jersey Ra ilroad depot would
be destroyed, as it tool fire in several places,
but by the attention Of ME french IL was
saved.
The New York and Erie Railroad depot was
entirely destroyed, together with eleven val
liable cars, belonging to the company. A
large quantity OF goods, C insisting Of wearing
apparel, cotton ard paper, which was stored
in The depot, was also consumed. The fire
burnt for nearly three hours. The loss is es-
timaied. al 50,GO0. The E'ie Rallroad Com
pany had only an insurance upon tie depot
Tor s., COO, in lie jersey CIiy Insurance Com
pany. There WAS no im uronce upon the
cats. The New jersey Railroad COmpany's
loss will not exceed 500 which is also COW
cred by insurance..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

pNow is the time to secure bargains in
Clothing, as Sprngue SCo., No. l13 Main
street, are ~disposing of their immense stock at
exceedingly low prices. We venture TO say
that our citizens have never yet seen such
bargains as are now being offered 10 the public
o: this establishment. 1t is we'll known tia:
Sprague & Co. are about to remove 10 their
splendid store, on Fourth street, in a few days
and are anxious 10 close out their present
stock, preparatory to their removals: Hence
the great bargains TO which we allude. Dom
miss the opportunity, but secure cheap appar'
ell al No. 1I3 Main street.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
An Interesting Book.

One Of the most intereS ing works ever is.
sued from the American Press, is "Psrley's
Panorma, or, Curiosities Of Nature & Art,
History and Biography" now in course oil
publication by Agents throughout the country,
who are soliciting subscrip tons The Agent
for this county, Rev. WIN LoGUE, is visiting
the people. and we hone no one will forego
the opportunity Of adding this valuable volume
to his library. The Book is handsomely EN-
aelliShed, with numerous engravings, and is
calculated 10 prove Of vast benefit to young
readers particularly. When Mr.. L. comes
around, let every me give him, his or heI
name, and obtain the Book, as it one which
will be an ornament to q bookcase, or centre
table. The varied nature Of its contents, rem.
ders it one Of the most attractive and interest.
ing ever offered the public. Be sure you sub.
scribe for a copy. Tie Book is designed
mainly, TO attract the attention Of young peo.
pic from the Light trash which now food the
conn'ry, and is so 5aneful in its influence
We have seen tie Book, and cordially re.
commend it TO our readers.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
A Good Annointment.

Governor MEDnL has appointed Timothy G.
Spencer, Esq, Of Cleveland, a Director OF the
Ohio Pen:ieniioTy, to ell The vacancy created
by the resignation OF Mr.. Buttles, who was
made Warden OF that institution. Mr.. tSpen-
Ger is em9hatically Que ofthe people-a work
ing man and a business man-ond more, an
honest man. He was for many years connect
ed with the public press, end always sustain
ed the character Of q radical and true Demo-
crat. He will make q most excellent Direc-
tor.-O Ohio Statesman. ,sa.2
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
Illinois and Her congressman

Gov. Matteson ofIliinois has issued a proc
lamation Of election Of seven members OF Con
gress, but refuses to give certificates of election
to The candidates who received the lOrgest
number OF votes inthe eighth and ninth dis
trictS, from the fact that both of these candi
dates held iuJgeships-by the constitution
declaring them from holding their seats a.
members Of Congress. The Governor how.
ever, states that can important question arise:
rs To which olibe persons voted for is enti-
lied 10 the Office. and as the HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatives 10 the, sole Judge Of The qualification
Of its members will refrain from a decision
Of The question. J nj will give the parties GER
1ihcates, stating all OF the facts OF The CASE
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

pCrowds Of anxious customers continue
to tbrong the Store Of STEPHENS s. Co., bear,
ing off by loads The nice new and cheap goods
they are selling to the people. If you desire
bargains, call in before the best are oil Gull
edout. Dress goods for ladies, of the finest
fabrics and most beautiful styles. Hats,
Boots, Shoes, and many other articles. Call
and see
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
Terrlble Disaster On Lake Erie.
The Propeller oregon Blown u'.dsiic
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST. .y

We have received the following dispatch
from detroit:
DErRorr, April 2O.-The Propeller oregoa.
Of Cleveland, exploded her boiler this morning
about four miles above this city. ThiI,sep
killed, five or six wounded. Propeller cont
pletely shattered and sunk. Loss ss,0O1-.
No insurance. "Iyl -3-fr .n-7 lttN
A private dispatch TO Msssrs. Barney, Cot.
ming & Co., TO whom we are under oollga:.
tons, is as follows: -
ProneIler Oregon blown up att o'eicck.thb
morning at the head Of Hog Island. Captain
Gadsden and mate Of Cloud safe. Five OF
his crew lost altogether. Capt. Stewart, OF
Propeller, leg badly, bfoken. rPlease inform
his family. II. u GiLmonH'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
IRWIN. Orelond. convicted ., p;,,shrro

IRWIN. oreland, convicted at Pittsburg oil
selling liquor TO an Incorporate woman, after
being notified not 10 do SO By her husband,
was sentenced on Saturday 10 pay The costs OIL
prosecution, a fine OF S50t The commonwealth
$50 10 the prosecutor, and undergo an i'm
prisonment Of 60 days in the county Jail.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

IJJoHN LOCKWOOD, on Baron street, has on
hand and is still manufacturing a frst-rate ar
ticle Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &C.,
for Ladies, Gentlemen, Children and Misses,
which are made according TO the latest style,
OF the best material and sold at The lowest rates.
If our readers wish handsome and neat fitting
shoes, let them call at Lockwood's on Baron
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

uContinued indisposition prevents us from
giving to our paper that attention we could
wish. Our readers will bear with us q little.
We "shall come out OF the kinks" one of these
days right side up with care.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

TThe National Temperance Organ, pub
lished at Cincinnati, and edited by Gen. SAM
CAREY, tine "Father Mathew Of the vest" is
gone dead and perhap, II May its sleep
be eternal, and the fate OF its ambitious editor
similar.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

.rTNow that the sun shines brill ianlly and
the weather is warm, parents should take
their children to Balls Gallery, No. % Fourth
street, and secure one OF his splendid Pic
lures. He is al the head OF his profession, and
his prices are moderate.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

EJohY G. WILLIAMS, at his Grocery on
Baron Street. is selling Potatoes at $3.50 per
bushel. SO we are informed. The rest Of
mankind retail them at from So, 25 10 50, so per
bushel. John has some conscience left yet,
notwithstanding the hard times.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

TOur readers who are fond of good Beef,
and who does not love that article, will find
at The establishment Of AcHEY & Kinney, adj
Join ing the "American House," this, Thurs
day, a choice lot, where every taste may be
pleased in the way Of Steak, SurlOin and
Roast. As. these gentlemen intend to continue
the business, We hope our citizens will give
item that encouragement they deserve. Our
friends from the country will find their shop
the place at which 10 purchase meat supplies
OF sell their cattle, Sheep, Calves, or Hogs
Call in
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26


gTAny OF our readers who wish q superior
likeness OF themselves or friends, have now a
frSt-rnte opportunity 10 Secure such picture,
at the portable sky-light Daguerrean Gallery
of,Mt, HucdEN, opposite the Post Office. The
Artist is Of superior skill and his pictures are
finished in a Gner style and are more strikingly
accurate Than those taken at any other ssiab.
llshment. Sky light Pictures have always a
finer appearance than those taken by a side
light. Take your Parents, Wives, children,
frien4s, for soon they may pass away and then
sHoh Q menento would be coGsiderr.i iuvalu.
able. Charges very low for af3fns picture,
and none given'oit unless they are ruescep-
tionsbis In shade correctness and finish
Gall and examine specimens. GOV
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26

pMr. A. A. AULL, has opened a Confec-
tionery and Ice Cream Saloon, in the old
eagle Hote!," on Baron Street, where the
lovers Of delicacies will always find o supply.
"Tropical fruits and ea-board luxurieS,"
Oranges, Prunes, Dates, Figs, Lemons, Nuts,
&c. Ice Cream, served up every day and
evening. Cakes, Pies, Candies, and a varie-
tyof other good things, always on hand for
the accommodation Of customers. We hope
our citizens will extend 10 Mr.. AULL that en-
cOuragement which he deserves. a
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-26
EATON, o., APRIL ee. 1855.

Governor,
William Mediil.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
II. h. Warden.
rr Auditor,
lc w. ID. Morgan.
"a ., Treasurer,
John G. Bresfin.
d, Secretary Of State,
@ William Trevitt.
Attorney General,
George w. McCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James B. Stcedman.