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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Chinese Node OF Treating Cholera.

A Chinese missionary writes 10 the Civilta
Cattoiica Of July 70
Gone morniua after HAVING said Mac, Ir,,
svmntoms If ChoIsro ! hnII I'M j. ~,
breatLino amonnting ,o .mT,cannn y,
81 intense ,ooE mo.se ssiom nrmy :n1 I I,,
naI / conII nnt csrla bJ1 iInn arriinJ a. ,I rs'
met tben n CLineee Crris'ion ra ls i" n'.m
me- md as e,nn nc no inotaJ " ~, ~ :
,F',hrr Inn have Tho cG",e,," r. j. Io saw
toi,' however' he looked undsr nv ,on,m "o &c.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

BTbe editor oithe Register charges in the
dirty extra Issued from that Office las! week,
that we delayed our paper although; printed,
beyond The usun! time, because it confirmed
charges against Gen. Marsh. We pronounce
this an infamous lie, and tie editor and The
people Of this town know il 10 he So-they
know oar paper was distributed al the uSua.
time, and more than TIKI we can prove that il
was distributed earlier .hJn n! any time since
we have had charge Of il. But this is Character
istic Of the thing who has bis n,mr paraded a
the head ofthat degraded sheet as lis editor
ever since we took charge Of the Democrat
he has pursued US with q bull dog fcrociy
and made us the subject Of the clippings o
his vile pen and base heart and for no cause,
it would seem, other than because We are
Young. His insinuatlons that our columns are
controlled by Others, We treat with contempt,
and place the lalSehood in The same category
his other assertions.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
The New Gold Discoveries.

We may soon anticipate another excitement
in relation to the new El Dorado, said 10 have
been discovered in the Gudsden purchase. J.
appears that some months since a party ofad-
ventutcrs left San Francisco with the object 81
making explorations, and we've SO successful
that they speedily Organized a company with a
capital Of $500, coo, IN shares OF SlO0 each.-
This, too, was based on the product Of q cop,
per mine situated thirty miles south Ollie ella
River, and reported TO be one Of the richest in
the world. 1t is SAID that the vein crops out
Of the ground for q distance Of a hundred
yarls. Ii is but q few inches wide of the sur
face, but increasts rapidly, and at the last
stage Of the excavations, specimens of pure
copperhGd displayed themselves. Ii is added,
tia, gold in immense quantities has also been
found.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
UThe AJoll,ionists OF Kansas lave !

OThe AOoli;ionists OF Kansas have NOM
mated E&-Gov. Recder as their candidate fur
Congress. In his speech accepting he NOM
%inatiOn, he uttery the most bitter and severe
anathenas against the pro slavery party, and
recommends a resort 10 arms % carry Their
point. 1t will thus be seen, hat the con
demnation OF his appointment, aud his relen-
ton for so long a time, was just-th It he is
unfit 10 represent an administration which
processes 10 be national, and that his removal
wos actually demanded for the safety OF the
country. -r
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
ELECTiON NEWS,

Columbus gives Me i'll 500 majority.
Cuyoboea Falls-Chase l40} Medill So;
Trimble 80.
H~udson-Chlse 40; MeJil IS, Trimble 81
Springfield, Summit county, Chose's ma.
jonty 20. M
Balf1ile, Isandusky County, Majority fol-
Tfimble 8, n.
Huron, Erie couniy-Majority for Chase 1870,
Perkins, Enc cIunly-Majority for Chase 2i,
MaSSillon--Niajorliy for Chase, 57--rest o.
The ticket little ahead.
Lancaster gives Chase 81 majority.
ZaneSvlle--MajOuly for MedIll 20.
Goodw Ii, RlieI, and Rice townships, San.
dusky county, give MedlIl 239 majority.
BucyruS, Crawford county, give Ohnse 100
majofity. 'tEL h1
GAINESVILLE, Third Ward--Mejil majority s;
gain, 80 votes,
Madison Township, Licking County, give,
Medili C5 majority.
Cuyohosa County, six Wards and Two Town.
SHIPS, give Democratic gain of | ,000 over vote
on Superior Judges of last year.
Toledo, Lucas CO.-Frst Ward, majority
for Chase, 10 Second Ward, majority lol
Chase, 60 /; third Wasd, majority for Medill,
GO.
Portage Township, Summit Go.-Chasc
majority 24Q.
Summit Co. Majority for Chase, 500.
Franklin Townships, Wayne Co.-Medili
ma jorl!y, II.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Judge Haines.

A correspondent Of the Dayton Empire thus
speaks OF Judge Hines:
Judge Haines is gone over 10 Chase Do
the public wantlo know why? Judge Haines
don't like the Administration. Judge Haines
,edntedt0 Gopern0r Of KansGs, and "coul6' nj
come in" There are Democrats inthis fo,on
who wrote letters Recommending him, Ano,h.
.er Office seeker gonel Thank God, we ar.
getting rid Of all such. The DAYS ofpuri6os.
lion and Ofet0'yare at hand. Push 90 The col.
umn, boys! 9t y SD
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Insrrrections in India.

A formidable instruction has broken out
against The British Cove mment in India. Tn.
insurgents are a wild, Strange race of people,
whJSe Character and habits are thus described
III he Delhi G0zctte ofAuguSt 4:
"They are a race little better than snyapes.
VINO ilIinbll liit lower slopes Of the hills from
BhnEulp"re 10 DrisSa. They are for The mns ,
pan deFt''u'e OF hrearms ; but they in q man.
Iet make w iUr this Disadvantage by Their
SIM III HE use OF Me bow, which they d,
MOI hesitate TO make r!ore deudly Ly the cru.i
device Of poisoned ALLOWS. Their rrIrp nm 10
a simple and barbarOuS ilolatry-,Le worshln
at stocks AMI stones, without any of lboss
mystical feiint nlenlS by which t E idoIa,ry of
iht ~iiindoos IS 9ycrlail. Their MYTHOLOGY com.
pared With that of The uinGoos, is aImo,t n,
biIiIh, ami they have no notions Of caste
lht!r ioJd consists Of almost anything That
Can be eaten, from ;0adS aud caiierplJIars m
o h5ciS ana horned cattle, for the flesh of
Kihe Is h0I forbidden 10 them.
AS 10 their wees, II is ceIlam FINN tL.;,
Gem FE2ct.Gin-s, iha, iIty combine cowalu-
ice WI,h truel'y 10 nmaTkaLL- d.oIco -
.EtY war vi h wulnrn and Children nx v.l n,
men and, unlike The Nor h american udio, :
"lo pf'zeS mnf; o warriors SCALP, the head I
: "o'ne. Is lo.;he Sanlhal he nest accertsl e
'r"p!! THAI he can iake,away from the villa. e
o. bis tne'Gy. But ill all this, ii is remak-
aUIe lIal The SanlhalS nre distinguished for a
love oil Truth which exists nowhere else amcpx
HE natives OF India. Their numbers are eutI
10 amount to 100000 fighting men and il
hey are Joined by The other tribes, The num-
Der oil VIndhyanhil men capable of bearing
arms against us would become for liable in
deed. II Is not supposed that any al,empt
VIII lie made during HE present Sc ason 10 do
more than drive the enemy 10 The hills and
Keep Them there. Next cold season will he
The lime Tor active oGsnsive operations and
most SIshai TeLrIbuIlOn Tor the damage done
must Le inflicted, If the shock which Ibis al
t1'E has gwen 10 our prestige is 10 te recovered
from.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Santa Annals Son in Trouble.

Santa Annals son, who figured as a Colonel
in lis fathers army, mostly in MichOscan, was
taken prisoner a few days since while on his
way in disguise 10 Vera Cruz, with the inten-
ton Of emLarking secretly from lhatport. The
people Of the village where he was arrested
determined 10 lynch him on tie spot for bis
abominable crimes bul he was preserved
Rom their vengeance and sent TO Vera Cruz,
where he awaits his trial. lie is only about
twenty-five years old, but is one of the most
blood. thirsty Williams that ever lived. Senior
DegoIladO, now Governor Of Guadolaiaro,
wrote a short time ago 10 friend in this city
as follows:
"The son Of Santa Anna passed through
Iapucu, (Mlcboacun,) pIlIOgcd the houses Of
the TeyoIted. aSSaSSlnaled the , ife Of one Of
them, and caused her infant 10 be taken by
its feet and rs blaine 10 be dashed out against
the stones. lie shot, in Nsrania, four Indians
and hung two mnleteers on Tie trees, who
were as much TCbelS as am O Turk.
"Thls in Infamous man leaves a bloody track
behind him that caLSeS horror"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
REMOVAL.

1.-The Office of the "Eaton Demo-
orat'' has been removed to the Sc
cond story of the brick building west
of G. Vanausdal & Co.'S store, where
all kinds of Job Work will be done
UP with neatness and dispatch.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

0plt is officially announced that il is a penal
offence TO deposit in any post Office, 10 be
conveyed in The mail, any envelope or packet
containing letters aGdr- ssed 10 different per-
sons. The law upon which the above is based
is frequently violated by persons who are
perhaps not aware Of its existence. The post
Office law reads that every person offending in
the ma nnenindicated abo e "Shall forfei, the
Sum ofien dollars, one half for the use Of The
lnformer and one half for the use of the Post
Office Department" There is one exception,
however and that is in the case of letter,
addressed to foreign countries. Y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

GJThe Hoosac Tunnel, in Massachusetts,
for railway purposes, will not be completed
for four or five years 10 come. A new ma
chine, Of great power, is row in course oil
construction al New YORK, TO be used in bo-
ring the drift or Roadway, :he old one being
found too cumbrous TO be easily managed.-
the plan Of cutting out thu entire cavity OF The
tunnel, twenty four feet in diameter, b. the
machine, has been abandoned, and the new
one is 10 Bore a Sba(! OF but eight feet in IL
ameier, after which the work Of blasting will
be comparatively easy. Thus far the onera
lions at The tunnc! have been confined 10 the
The removal of the approaches, and il will be
several weeks before the tunnel proper can
be reached.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Horrible Murder and suiciee "A Noble Fog
"A Fiendish Man,

"A Fiendish Man.
We record this morning one of the mos
frightTul iusta noes Of human depraviiy ihoti
las ever been oul misfortune 10 learn Of The
circumstances which are briefly these, art
kshocking beyond pOrallelY
A German shoemaker, named William Eb,
%ber.ing, living in this city, on Fourteenth
near Madison street, has, for a long time, Leo
un unhappy life with his wife. Their quar-
rels aud discussions have frequently disturbed
the peace of the heighborhood. lie has, or
more than one occasion, brulally beaten aud
maltreaied her, and her life was one of druid.
gerry and hardship. On Thursday afternoon
last, about three O'clock, he was seated on
his bench, working at his trade, when a dis.
pule arose between them, and he made o sud,
den spring upon her, catching her by The
throat, and inhiciing FIVE wounds upon heI
with sharp pointed shoe knife, which he had
IN his land al the lime, my one Of which
was sufficient TO have caused death. She is
not dead yet, but the physicians in atten Innce
pronounce her recovery impossible. He then
fled from the house, followed by a large New.
founGland dog belonging TO him, and proceed
ed 10 the river and jumped in, for the purpose
Of drowning himself. He was dragged out
however, by the dog before he had accom-
piished his purpose. He then caught the dog,
and with The ssme knife with which he had
stabbed his wife, and which he lad never lei
90, deliberately cut its throat and again jump
I'd into the nver and succeeded in accomplish
ing what the more noble brute had prevented
him from doing at first.
The murderer is o young man, about thirty
years OF age. His body has been recovered,
and the Coroner called 10 hold an inquest.
st. Louis d, m, Oct, 6.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
From Columbus.
Indiana Election,
INDIA APoLIs Get. 9.

INDIA yAPoLIs Oct. 9.
The election for county officers passed of
quietly 10 day. The whole Democratic ticket
is elected by from three 10 five hundred ma
iOrity,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

rJPresideul PIERCE, we regret 70 see II sta
ted, is afflicted with chilIs every third day
His recent trip 10 Virginia, and his recreation
a. the Springs, did not, it would appear, re-
store him 10 complete health, as il was al FIRST,
on his return, supposed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

o. In tie case OF the State Of Ohio, IS,
William AHison, The Court oyer.ruIed the
special plea fl ed by The defendant and his
case is set t wn for the second Monday in
December.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

uTour paper has been delayed beyond the
usual time for the purpose Of giving our read
ers as much election news aS possible.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

u HORACE GREELEY, having been accused
uo~n South Of being a Know Nothing, writes
10 a Mr.. PosEY, who inquiries ofhim as 10 The
truth Of The charge, as follows:
"s'Ms never was consciously within o mile
OF a Know Nothing lodge, and never could
rave been induced to join one on any account.
ny placing your foot against The author OF the
SHY report notice. in your letter, you viii 10
certain 10 kick a great liar. Yours,
HORACE GREELY.
ga, Il. POSEy. Eso
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Dem. Electors.

Maryland, California, Ohio, Indiana, and
Pennsylvania, with seventy five electoral
votes, are soon 10 speak, and we believe we
can count upon them al Tor The Democracy.
THEY with The S aieS we have already carried,
are able 10 aud Will without any assistance,
choose a DtmOcrat.c President in 1856. Let
the cnemieS nf lie Democratic parry ponder
n moment on this reflection. The indications
now are that the individual who receives the
nomination fol President st the hands OF the
Democratic Convention, which meets in this
ely IN May, wnl receive as large q majority
as Pierce had in 1852. The uprising of tie
people IA our favor within The past year has
been truly wonderful. The contest in Geor-
gln has been waied with great fcrcehess and
desperation. In iie'days Of the Wing party
she was a decided Wing state, casting her
electoral vote for Harrison in 1910 and Taylor
IN 1913. Two years ago the presen: Demo-
cratic Governor, Johnson, was only elected
over his Wing competitor by about three hun
Med majority. lie is now elected by FIVE
thousand over the Know olLings-a very
lie ndSome gain in two years. ..4
II is win tile shouts of %virtory ringing in
our ears, Democrats ofOhio, from all quarters,
mat We meet the enemy on Tuesday next
Is baltlIon', on fhe contrary, are disprited
w Gelent aud depression; aud ore weighed
down | y The consciousness That Fate Ina. de-
creed that 'helt banner Shall be tlail,d in the
dust hetnre tie rictori us standard Of The De-
Inoctacy.- Gin. Eng. Of aH
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
THE pREBLE ELECTION.

The election is over, and W. are beaten in
The county by majorNies ranging from one hun
died 10 five hundred, which we think vii be
about the majority for Chase, in this county
Below we give the majorities as reported 70
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
l.. G. Editor.
EATON, O., OCT IL, 1858.
70 ADTEHTLSERS.

Persons ,oishing to aduertise Should r6mem-
or that The "Eaton DemOcrat' has The largest
yeutBaian of any piper in the county.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Onto Still N DOUBT!

At the time of going to press We
had no definite news as tothe result
of the contest between Medill and
Chase. The Enquirer says the tel
egraph stopped giving returns at an
early hour last night wednesday,
which is a good sign, considering its
political character. So say we, and
raise the small rooster at a risk for
Medill.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

DEMOCRATIC GovERHoRs.-Wilhin the last
four months The Democrats have elected six
Governors, in different States, over The Know.
Nothing candidates. Their names are Hgy.
ny A. WISE, in Virginia /; WINSfSy, in Ala
bama PgAsE, in Texas ; Joiixs6S, in Ten.
nessee /; WELLS, in Maine ; and HERscnEL V.
Johnson, in Georgia.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

~ Had it not been for the tIeochery Of the
democratic Probate Judge OF This County,
Preble would be now represented in her Seno-
torial district by a democrat, instead Of all
Abolition, Maine Law, Know Nothing fanatic.
His majority is the smallest Of any Of the can.
AilateS on the ticket.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

GTAt Chicago, the Grant Jury, at thei
recent session; found FIVE bills Of indlctmen
n oiRst y. 7. Caldwell, late conductor on III,
Chicago and Burlington PaiiIoIG, for larceny
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

G-Atchison AID SiIinglclIow, upon whom
tie ,5oIitionlsis Of The North lave vented so
much i'll feeling, LEFT the Democratic patty as
long ago as last winter, and joined the Know
Nothings. Their border league is a Know
Nothing Lodge, from which has emanated most
of the violence enacted in Kansas. So says
the Detroit Free Press. Valuable acquisitions,
over which we presume the Register will
have quite a crow.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

G-The attempt Of the Geing editor OF tie
Register 10 make the public believe that we
betrayed any secrets confded TO US by the op
posite party, is base and cowardly. We new
-er had any in our care, nor never intima,ed
that We had, the lnsinLati lions Of the dirty pup
ny Of that degraded sheet, 10 lbe contrary not
withstanding. We defy him or any other in
divijual to produce one line from any EDITOR.
al that ever appeaEed in the Democrat since
under our charge, where we say Gen. Marsh
met us secretly or conGded one item 10 US
We again pronounce him a vi,lul lar.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
From Dayton.

DAYroN, O., Oct. 9.
Medil's majority here is about COO. The
entire Democratic county ticket is elected by
not less than 200 majority.
From Columbus.
CoLuMBus, O., Oct. 8.
The wards in this city and only five town
ships have been heard from the whole Re.
publican county ticket probably defeated.
Chase is beuteu from four 10 eight bundled
in franklin county.
In Seneca county, six t WINS ips give a mo-
iOEity Of 32l [Or ChNse.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11


Miss Clara HaSkins was found dead in her
bridal dress and ehoihber, near Natchez, Miss,
on the ID inst. After being dressed by her
bridesmaids she requested them 10 retire for a
short time, and Wiren they returned they found
her lying ~lifeless upon her couch, with an
empty phial in her hond. She had adop.ed
lie desperate alternative Of sell. destruction
rather than marry man she could not love in
obedience 10 parental authority. 'i
s.fr
VA census Of Massachusetts he's Just been
taken, by order ofthe Suite authorities, and re-
turns have been received from thirty two cit-
les and towns exclusive Of Boston. which show
an aggregate population of275. s02 inhabitants,
against 22o, 24l in The year 1850, bring an in
Crease Of $4,000 in five years, or ,bout 25 per
cent. 1t is estimated that The population Of
the whole State reaches about ZOO, GOO. So
far as heard from, but one town shows ode
crease. The town Of Chelsea, one Of the su-
burbs of Boston, contains 10, ISL inhabitants /,
469 dwellings, and 1880 families. is9
|E e." H M .-n HH4 = =
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Sad Suicide by a Bride.

"a. F. PosEY, ESQ.,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

0ROH0g e AILEs Imrsf,sr
Whsisssl. .nd Retail. M. nj wall s,rss.
ssss.d fssr. sssr Br..awsy. ~
CELLtsG oTY-wATcHEs, CHAINS, DIAMONDS
~ Batos, A.-Ihs aboys IN thar variety. s1sytf Y
ne trsss vtelssls srr.,sn s.srsss fsr cash
Dealer sEd obs rs4pssssd 70 cali ksfgye BWrsksS
ssvhsr kstt " ssld tks 49,. sasr -ka sns -sss
o. " Barclay street. tsssnsn, SfAse
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CPfITUAJ RAPPIr0 AND wRrTISo--HRs coAn
Brssdvay, Hers Ckapsl buadisg Henri 10 70 M A II
Ste D. snd7 sbPM. Adnissics any ssnt< Nh pnrtiss
ssssaasd a.. ,hsr rssdsness also pvsss circles ~ he's
rqfps,
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
81 70 be found At t1 Broadway These diamonds
equal In bnaney and appcarAnoe 10 the diamond
Gents pAs cluster and single stone sariny studs ladies
very low.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MArRIh0NIAL OFFICE MADAME HARRIS, IN RE.
m turning thanks TO sdss aud gentlemen for ns tind
she has hitherto received sgs respectfully
them that abe continues %. ns,rnsais oaes a. her
dence, Borery where ladies In par alsr will always
fad every facility 20 make most sdvantassous Matches
and secure eligible add ssessts partners sod happy and
comfortable bones Eens parties respect
sbiiity need apply. Letters fost paid
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ToR LIyIRPooL-UNITHD vFArRs NAIL STEAM.
- chip AThAhTic, JsI West, commander; This steam
pessvsly "a WsdnssSay April 4 q Il s'sloeE n frs;
her birth - ne foo. Of Canal ssrsst Peg freight psssAs
fort, spply 70 EDWARD X. COLLINS, Wall street
Passengers requested 10 be board ~ ny o'clock A.
~ The stsamship Baltic will succeed tho Atlantic. and
all Apsn & Shippers please notice the ships
this line cannot carry any goods oontrAbAnd ofwAr.