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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

The KNOW SOMETHING'S, is the name of a new
society starting in Ohio, as I sort Of corrective
of the supposed design of Souther and Norti,-
ern Hunkcr Know Nothings, to smother The
Slavery question in their order. The Know
Something's go against Slavery 6.st, and Popery
next.
S. NJ. Booth editor of the Wisconsin Free
Democrat, has been found guilty (D Of aiding
the lugiive Glover to csca,e Mr.. Booth says
The case was gwen to tile Jury at 2 o clock
P. NJ, Of Saturday, and they came in with ii
verdict Of GUILTY ON the last two counts--aid
ing the escape OF Glover md Nor GUILTY on
the first three counts-r,sis ting U. 5. process.
The Judge looked little hlauk while oxalnirl-
ing the verdict, looking us if he wished We had
been found guilty under II e law against resist
ing u =. officer in the exc cution OF process, in
stead of under the Fugiti,e Slave Act of 1850.
We leave it to conscelces OF the Jurors
those who have to reconcile their verdict,
that we aided Glover to escape from the custo-
dy Of Charles {. Cotton, with the fact which
as proved by the testimony, and shown by the
decision of the U. ). Supreme Court-that
Glover was in the custo dy Of the Sheriff. 1t
were absurd to speak of Jurors having conscier-
ces, who went into the jury box, with tie oath
of God upon their souls that they had never
formed or expressed an opinion concerning OFT,
guilt or innocence in this case, when one o
them had declared We ought to he punished
another that if he got on the Jury he wuulG
sit there long time before we should be ac
Quilted and another, witt profanc oaths, thai
he wished to get On the j ary to convict Booth
damn him, and if he had him in a nine pounc
cannon he would shoot him 90 hell, damn him =
| With such a Judge, and such charge, and
with such Jury breathing the spirit of SON.
Of its members. perhaps We ought to accept tb,
verdict as the highest compliment that could be
bestowed upon U.s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

The sketch of the Lecture of Ralph Waldo
Emerson, one of the most distinguished writers
of the day, will be read with interest His are
indeed =" thoughts that breathe, and words that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICuLTURAI.
SOCIETY,"

SOClEC Y.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR 1866
GEORGE W. BAILEY, Middlesex, President.
+ A. WRIGHT, Warren, w..
AK. WARREN, Berlin Wee PRESIDENTS.
). I. THuRsToN, Montpelier, Treasurer.
j. v. RICHARDSON, Waitsfeld, Secretary.
A. d. ARMS, E. Montp ler, Asst. Secretary.
PREMIUMS AWARDED ON FIELD CROPS.
Best Wheat, L Robinson, Calais, $500
"a do do A. Bradford. Barre, 200
Best Potatoes, L. Robinson, Calais, 400
"a DO do 5. l.. Gilman, Marshfeld, 800
hest Corn, L. Robinson, Calais, 400
Best Oats, ). L. Gilman, Mansfield, 800
GEo. W. BAiLEY,)
HENRY MUTT, Committee.
J. W. e. bliss,
ORCHARDING
Best Orchard, Ezra Latham. Northfeld. 400
Best Nursery, A. Webster, Cd, E. Roxbury A, OO
ALEX 5. PHELPS, Committee.
tzR The Mana. ers of Washington County
Agricultural Society are notified to meet at tIs
Court House in Mont Ter, February 9Th, 1855,
at 10 o'clock, A. ". Per Order,
A. D ARMS, Asst. Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

We are permitted to publish the following ex-
tracts from private letter, written by young
lady, recently of this village, now residing at
the Seat of Government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC!
( Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]
New YoRK, April Is.


Flour frmer with good demand; sales
500 bbla at 90 64a9 Is for common to
straight, choice State slOalo 80. Wheat
held firmly. Rye quiet At 81 IS. Corn
firm, sales IS 900 bush at 81 OF in store for
Western mixed, 81 osal 10 for yellow and
white Southern. Pork firm; 500 bbls old
mess sold at Sl5 o6a15 IL, new II IS, new
prime el5sl5 IL. Beef steady. Bacon
frmer; sales 200 bxs at 81. Lard 6rmer--
sales 1900 bbIs at93aloc. Whisky frmer
sales 100 bbls Ohio and Prison at 33s334.
Nrw YORK, April Is.
The steamer Northern Light arrived here
yesterday afternoon with the California
dates of the Prometheus, via New Orleans
She brings Sl6s, 600 10 specie, of which
is 100000 for DrexIey & Co.. so 900 for
Wells, Fargo e. Co.. w. Scligman $4,000.
The gold mines yield largely.
Markets very dull.
No news Of importance.
Very little of interest transpired in Cen.
trail A merica since the death of Chempoe.--
|
The Democratic army in Leon numbers 1000
men under Gen. Manos, q brave officer, who
is expecting an early attack by Gen. Coral,
with legitimist army of 5000 men.
1t is reported and generally believed that
100 Of Col. Walkers emigran,s left San
Francisco about the middle of March. Col.
w. with large number were actively but
privately preparing TO follow, and had char.
tered two vessels for that purpose.
Col. Walker will unite with Gen. Manos,
and the two were expected to effect import.
ant changes in Central Americs. especially
10 Nicaragua.
Very little il any Improvement in fnsncial
| affairs.
Rains had ceased and weather become IN.
usually hot for the season.
Miners doing generally well, but little dust
is coming in, on account of the scarcity Of
coin.
The Kern river mines had diss appointed ex-
peciations, and many were returning in dis.
gust.
It was reported at San Francisco that San.
ders, extensive swinde and forger escaped on
mail steamer for Havsnna. Page Bacon &
Co. announced that they would resume bust.
ness on the 29,h ult. The Main Liquor Law
was expected would pass in the Legislature
| the present cession.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
DAILY JOU r NAL.
RIVER lTE ms.

The ST. Louis packet Eudeavor arrived
here early yesterday morning. We thank the
officers for papers of Saturday.
Last Saturday the river was on a stand
al 81. Louis, with ten feet water to Cairo. The
Illinois stationary. Missouri reported falling,
with scant feet water on bars.
- The steamer Clara was sunk in the Mis-
souri river last week, but the water being low,
she was soon raised, and returned to L. King
ton.
- The Banner Safe, sunk last week in the
Missouri river is reported total loss, OILY about
one-eighlh IF the freight will be saved. She had
on cargo OF groceries, dry goods, &c.
- The hull of,he Fl Paso was torn away
hfiy feet by striking snag in the Missouri last
week, of course she sunk Instantly. She was
owned by Capt. Eads, and insured for her full
value She is a total loss.
- The river is now in good stage between
Cincinnati and Louisville, and the big packets
are plying regularly. rrrIE r
- The weather yesterday was delightful
spring like as spring weather could be. River
slowly rising yesterday.
- The fast packet Baltimore arrived here
yesterday from ST. Louis. having LETT Oh Sunday.
She is one of the beat and fastest packets in the
trade. rb
- The large stern wheeler Rosalie cane
down yesterday crowded with passengers, prin-
cipallv cmigrants Tor Kan as, &c.
- Look OFT for the fast Highfyer to-day.
She is a crack boat, and will take passengers TO
81. Louis in hurry. She will be down early.
- The Memphis and Cincinnati packet,
Memphis, was al our wharf yesterday heavily
laden, on her downward trip. Her clerk has our
thanks for late Cincinnati dates.
The river was rising slowly yesterday,
but will probably be at stand to-day.
- The Wabash still remains low ard IN
navigable, with no prospect of a raise.
- The canal boat Lewis Howes is preparing
to start to-day tor LAFAYETTE and Intermediate
por,s. As she is good boat and under char. e
ola careful man, we hope she will be crowded
with freight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
DlMAGED HAROW ARB.

n BUSHELS extra dns Irish Potatoes,
eyU 50 do fresh Corn Meal;
100 sugar cured Hans;
500 lbs No | Lard.
$40 lbs Maple Sngar,
l0b doIeu EGGS:
10 dozen Chickens; just resei,sS and 70, ,,,s y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISS y. r. BARKER has just received large
V4 msnt Millinery. consisting OF Napolitab st'aw aud
Il sonnes ribssns flowers embroderes Of all d. scrip
Tors ID aud silk gloves m.n,ilias eaps hesd dresses
ve ~hcn she invites The particular attention
the ladies'. Store Main opposite the branch Bank.
.spI9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
III. G.. FAKnEL,s ARABIAN LINZ
llENE


HS eisesratsd medicine skfuliy composed a. Il Of
the most healing hsis<ns and penetrarins OILS, can
a ; "a. .. ss,s Amos. every =. sssr sa,. could be sss
Lnim proven by nrAc ious performs and
Been s
lions OF bottles aud there can sss few person. Be
virS:. i possesses. Sssias psIS.s since
when applied dua.ss itself through the
i.isue pains and creating the d.l.h.,1
tested BY haa rsds who fully acquainted with the
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF THE rcxs1Ls.
Ny daughter. when six months old. taken with .
s.sae II the ;'. s had n ,.. & i.rss and .s5,n I'LL
food livery night watch kept fearing she would suao
The doctors attended her, but cosd give
They said there va. no help
s. .s Tn: s. her s
decided thai tn, ,ouss must D. Gu. ed . the only means
determined 70 try your Iiamsas which save relief
n,ss aPp,si.a ana ~ .S ss .ss
chd could he desirei. Ysur Liuinens also tbs hes.
il vii n: eais e ss %iss::s n .so
sor.s sss s Sassr ~ nv 10 few FORD
LOOK OUT FOR coUNrERFETrs,
The p.blis are cautioned asoer counterfeit veeh
has lately made its called w B. Farr Arabian
s =. 'ef iSaS'iti !"
p.hap. only their er-or when hs Spurious
Ia. wror<hs its evil effects.
sol. Inventor As pr":Ie,or and Wholesale druggist. No u
Main street. Pc, nuos all appl carious foy
sss r. Sfsr. a.. Fsr, g. g. T4sRsGI
p so a. the 81 iss, srs
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansvlls, Ind.
aud by regularly authorised sssut throughout the uased
EIr Price IS and - cents. a-d o. per hottie.
AGENTS WANTED In every town. vi'lgs and hamlet IN
N. United STATE. 10 which one no. .rsady .,.t.h.d
fsisseo - 70 eharso,sr responsibility. etc. spis
OFFICE FOR RENT.
nS che mos. plsa.an. eniess 10 the city over ceei
" Family GrScery. door to the post Once Enquir
81 apo - = COOKS Family Grocery
Enn LBS Baesn-Bsms and Shoulders, for ss,. "
ONYO apo J.w. q 8. vICKERY.
AZ cHEErs assorted Black Tess. just reed.
IN -spi1 r2SNEf soRBNsoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
STATEMENT
OF THE CONIlIoN OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTION.


OF oGDEN:BUEH, NEW YORK,
OK TIE ,Insr DAY OF yAsARr. 1855. As rEouis>S "
Lx.
Name and location as above. .,oron>
The assets o. tins Company eos:t 81
ist Cash on hand in ttansassion. 1857
I'd. No real estate owned by thCOmpany. g..
lien of which amount more hrn st0.t CO.'S
upon property worth double lie Tor which -, oco m
.,s. Bill rscsisats panos'...... $3.50 soS GO
sS Interest su.u paid leo
9Th. Outstanding prem 80 -
sh Balance in Ag-nts hands. ........... SUI >"
The Company owes no Bank o. Other ereditsr'
Losses n waiting proof ,mated a.. 400 90
There a9
The greatest sum taken in any ri.s is . o the Com.
pany in regard the amount 70 be ca ~
e Of S n sss he su ns
nare exceeding s. o liable to Oas in any one arr a IN III,
of the Auditor Of OHIO at the last r1sSs Il 's
STATE or Nsw yonx: ,ss.
Subscribed and sworn before this 2oh Of March,
1885, J. q. sTILLWELL, J. r.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AZ
THORlTY.
To expire the sist Of July. 1855.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Arp,roR OF STATES OFFICE. /
Ispi,SsPoIIs april sth. ISIS. s
WHEREAS. The STAR INSURANCE COMPANY OF
oGDENsBuRGH. " Y. has fi.s in this Once
OF its 9th April 1855 The act Of its
ration dments perry certified TO- ana ~ .rt,,n
anJ suthorizne them FULLY
unrevedy to acknowledge service Of process In the
event of suits
Now Therefore in pursuance o. the requr ment CT An
act to amend set the Incorporation Of
Companies defining their powers shd prescribing
their dnes approved March sss having presented sat-
factory evidence OF eomriianee - the require
ments and Of that act T. Hiram Talbot.
auditor State % Indiana. do hereby y that A.
C. I
the Agent said Star Iasursnc. Company in this State.
T,iv IN he
ed and appointed by the said Company.
In Whereof have hereto subscribed my name.
and this eth day Of
Arri A. d. 1885, lseaIl Ii. z, TALBOT,
apl2 Auditorof ststs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT
CORN AMI. COB MILL.
ArDIToR or SrAT'Es OFFICE.
ISpIsxsPnIIs April 9Th. fs55
PATENTED NAY i6rH. lso4;

rATENTFn My IofHs Io1'f
Ms DOUBTLESS invention the mot I'm .,
III modem times for the 4 tne " u ao,isea
sock fe der-snd the universal fsvor ~. ~
thing eise atesis ies
utility and superiority. -.-.,; .,a .o,x.,
icnce Of ne the Little has equal weighs from
sceorfnE TO sire can De pat
.; =, ~ t,rrer In % minutes. without sxrense or
ia theu adjusted sad used with eonvenience ty
anybody ,,... ~,,s~ ,,,.,r~ =. ...-,
Maryland 90 missouri the past FALL and thas
~ ,i az. s-sraseed in the most positive
tr.kaue ard rsEted 20 erush
sssd from and fns hona from shei'ed
rn With degree OF ease AID convenience ior rm Paf-
..s. nexer ATTAINED before.
prerareito furnish the trade With
ard sui. TIE varid wants Of all
Of I'D st si4 c~mpete ready for stsc ching tns
AND ciush Of dry 10 bushels ofeeo
rey hour with horse.
No. at ss will crash IS bushels Ter hour
No. e6 will 10 bushels 'tn 80 nsrsae
For sale BY BABCcCk BkoI
spl1 2md6y bss1sviAs' h~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
SPRING AND SUMMERS FASHIONS.

SPRING AND SUMMERS FASHIONS.
DECEIVED this day. and for sale supply OF seotts
II F<hions for Spring and summer ts5s 1he work can
uppied ny sailing ON j. L. helms. Merchant Taor OPP
rosite the State Bank. .
Mr. Nsims hand large supply OF fsshionsble
goods gensiemens which he will be pleased To- man
latest and approved styles Customers
and the public reoasstsd - give NE call. ,,,
spi0 )! u. NsLMS'
MACK EREl.! MACKEREL.i
DEC'D per steamer A ). Shotwsll:
HI s bols Loag No. Maekerei;
$ hal, do DO 60 a..
s bills Long No. 3Maekerslj
half bills do DO do;
l5keets do
S bbis Long No. Mackerel;
5hifi bis DO do Do
o bxs Herriue drums large Codhsh.
Also reel per steamer ''T6
an, !. D. HEIMAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
JOY To THR AFFLICTED:

JOY TO TIKI AFFLICTED:
GREGORY's
JNsTANrOURE OF PAIN. AGAIN o. AND.
caiSs sore Throats and Quinsey. Will cure Darrhea
choers Morbus Cramps md spasms VIII cure tsvs, ana
xsvs and nsver known TO fail Daily and hourly calls Tor
this preventive and for the above as ases
An rather life 9th this Than
,ssr Msaeiue Oas aud all try the remedy and syynr
decreased sales in Indiana tn nsand DOZEN bottles
than any other no
nsoys the For sale by all the Principal Drnssistsi
he United states British America C.forna and oregon
sAs wHOLE>ALE AGENTS:
LEIGH v1ERLING. Evsusviii.trd.
scR,BsEH * DyvoL. New Albany. Ind.
3 v. @. T. HARPyn. Madison. Ind
CHAs r. CLARK. yineeuues. lad.
So6y ID PARK Cnonn asi Ohio-ean ksoktsn ID % them
q usnufaetursrs prices D. =. oHEoonnS H. ~.
saglo-snv A""es o'"' oo'e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
LIST or LETTER.

~ April 18th, 1853.
Hrfersons calling fof those letters win please cay
"Advetised," and give date Of list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
COOPERs' TOOi 9.

ar Cincinnati manusscturs. eonsstng Of Truss Hoops
Knives. Axes Adsss Drivers. Fros.. Join.-rs Saw
And Planes % api6 BABCOCK BRO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18

Tcsy nsCsvED 100000 E sssi:;is; so s:s:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

a Ii persons owning iaads sajoinns the following des
IA criksd u take notice that Tim sday the 10Th
day Of MAY A D. 1885, the Surveyors v.ndsrbursh
will proceed thu lines and abish the
the w. of the NJ T. Of section 70 .own ranse ID
the vincrnnes Land District. JACOB MErTZ.
apl6-3ww
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18

NIEW and beautiful styles. fae steel rakes hoe
~ spades. shovsis. ssythss. snashs aae cradles a.
apis BABC0CK BRO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AMI
FAIRBANKS SCALES.

- AN assortment Of these coaRxcT balances al
NJ ways hand.
Refer to Messrs 8. Orr. rennsy renson.
Beuent visis, Rsb't. Bsrsss. n. W. Foster.
Geo. Foster Co
asIs Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18

a LARGE ens hey Hsrss. years cid. tisi dspssities
and asd veuid valuable and ssfs
Am y hosss. Enquire Of n. a. LAwREHCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18

FIEsr srrwEES VIE Ayo DIVISION.
EVANSVILLE. ND.
MANUFACTURERS ef.very description Of Brass Work.
H equal quality IL not SUPERIOR Z" anything msnuae-
turrd in the East aud n . favorail. terms.
We keep ly hand oil globes. stop gauge bibb
and cylinder cocks church and hotel bells; an
frison metal soft and speiter solder veil mpiet
of all other articles usually kept in this lne OF
business.
We also appointed sole asen,s in fhis city for the sale
OF Jas Thomreons celebrated leather heiting These "e
ing. far superior anything yet Geed ana have inva
riAbly. when exhibited been awarded win the nrst r'
Samples OF the can he seen ut the estaosh-
ment.
We receiving stui supply Of McGo-an's Patent
double Acting Force and Lift Pumps an article unsnrpas
cd for cistern. well and railway purposes
Every Brass Castings made 70 order ana fur-
ni.hed 1T Cincinn sti prices. - ,
highest price paid for old brass aud
zinc. - -
mediate Attention apl0
LOOKING CLASSES.
LARGE assortment Of every style; also plates for old
~ frames. just received BY
= - BUSHELS extra choice Dried Apples.
III % % do prime small White Beans.
loo ihs Sage Cheese
900 lbs eu-sd Dried Beef.
TOO lbs Ne Leaf Lara.
bcxss Tomsto Catsup.
do Walnut Do; received EsS stesmef On"-
heTl.Ad valley, ~ s9tl COOKS Family "ree'V'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
wwe nolieo w. S. Beatty bias issued

%We notice w, s. Beatty has issued
"a prospectus for a new Democratic paper
to be publishedi in thiscity. 1t is under
stood that it is intended to supplant the Ea-
gle. Itwill be called the american Dem
ocrat. We suppose this name is adopted
in order 10 eoneiliate Americans and Lo-
cofoeos, but as Mr.. BRATY has never seen
'Sam" it is doubtful whether hisrulo will
work both ways Pecuniarily we wish the
enterprise every success; politically we
have no sympathy with it. We think,
however, he viii find that it is day too
late to resurrect the rotten carcass ofa de-
functparty, as the people have cut loose
from party drill, and viii no longer be led
by the nose by a set of corrupt politi-
clans. We would state that the Gamer
icau Democrat has no connection with the
American Party. Mr.. BEATTY was the Bit
ter enemy of that party at the late election.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11

IPeoNsUMPTIoN AND SPLITTING BLOOD
See the certificate ofMr. Turner H. Ramsey, for many
years proprietor of the Farmers HOTEL Fredericks-
burgh, Virginia, and late ofthe City Hotel Richmond
DR.. John Minge, of the city Of Richmond, though a
regular physicians and Of course opposed to what he
called quack obliged to say that its good
effects in the ease of Mr.. Ramsey, were wonderful.
Hehad been givenup by several physicians; hadtri
most Of the quack medicines, and on the verge oil
dcspair,as well the grave, when he tried Carter,
Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public to his full and lengthy cerf-
cate around the bottle stating his cure.
.+.See advertisement. Jan 4-lni35
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-11
lFor the Lanca,ler aa1ette.l !

EDIToR GAzETTE:-I notice an article in
the last Ohio Eagle added TO the Spread
Eagle joke from the Sf0tesmdn, (which by
the by think very good, in which the an
thor OF the same has endeavored to give
something equal TO it, but bears upon its
face most signal failure. 1t is flat and
nothing cute or smart in it, and more than
that there is not word of truth contained
in the whole article; characteristic however,
of the man who penned it. On the other
hand there is truth in the former article
There was decd came in the Office under
the new administration in which there was
something resembling an American Eagle
| in the corner. The gentleman to whom
the deed belonged was anxious that the Ea-
gle should be copied, and that, too, a cor
rect copy; and upon hearing his reason for
the request, must confess that was anx-
Eious TO accommodate him, and not being
possessed with genius for that kind of artis-
tic skill was induced to call upon the Dep
uty Clerk who cheerfully volunteered his
services, for which he will accept my
thanks. The picture in the corner Of the
decd, as he informed, me was an exact copy
ofthe Eagle sent from the Ohio Eagle print
ing Office on the night of the late election
! in this county, and taken on its return with
the result of the different townships. Poor
bird, that never before had been compelled
to announce to its masters that sent it forth
such news as its now dropping wings fore
told; that proud Eagle grown fat and long
necked by its froquentpickingsin the coun-
ty treasury. That Eagle. in its pride and
glory that had often in shrill notes pro-
claimed from the highest perch Of the
county offices that democracy was triumph
ant; backed to the tune of twelve hundred
majority. That Eagle as taken on its re-
turn by citizen who resides in the town
ship which the well fed bird two weeks be-
fore the election said would roll up two
hundred and twenty-five majority for the
old line nominees, was compelled with the
death rattle in its throat to gasp ont TWEEN
ty-nine for the American Boys. 1t is a
copy Of that same Eagle we have on record,
all that is left of the once proud bird, but
hope it will not be my lot to be called up
ION to place on record the picture of the
same when it will receive from the same
hands in 1856 few more arrows from the
same boys that sent it limping back to that
nest which one ofthe members OF its own
party said it had lain too long in. One
more arrow aimed by the steady hands thai
are waiting to draw one more bow upon il
and its carcass will be fit subject for the
undertaken. Then should the feeders and
pamperers ofthatbird wish to castonemort
look upon it, wewill without the usual fee
show them copy of their favorite as re-
ceived in this Office about the days tha
commenced the downfall Of that spurious
democracy of which it died an advocate.
RECORDER.