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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
moSpAr Monrisa. Oct. /, 1866.
nT.EApEn yrv-npIIy

sheppard, Tor Galveston and IpdanoIa,
z.....,t. o.,u., ,.,..u. Harris Morgan
ship Pyrsmd Henderson, for Lverroo Whitney @cf
Bark w poultn s.. penhtmau or biI,d,uhia IN A.
ISL any u hse Az, 1877 new York, W Dewey
alhna eeH'nsi "i'Sn, f0rssv York. Creevy & Farrel
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E.1 s.,i la ON BosT0N-$l0, 900 at 10
sasa 8. H. KENNEDY 4 o., 70 Teaoupi,,u,, ,.r,..
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Cheap! Very Cheap!:

ID AND JACKSON RANGES CRATES AND STOVES, 80
Cooking Seoses full fully bake exW
well, FROM vi 10 $40, all completedi and aiso the
veil known Eeouomst Ri lges. a'E -eE FEW
The large Ranges lately sold.
hiss secured the adyanagsot referring buyers ls
puch 4ses well city,
nfy eady sfvns Mel
bah enpe
afoIds the
acelnaae The convenience Of Gauspor i stands feet
b
J.panned Ware Brocms Pals Kitchen Uensfir
Lamp Oil Alcohol, Globe Ghmnsys and Wick and
spirit Gas. -...,5.f.. 80 i s.
Al Of WORK aud Repairing HOUSE FURNISH
GJ GOODS ESThBLl5iMENT No. 1888 Camp
pariek's Church. W. 1, H0D1sON,
js25 tSuccassor to u. saulay
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REVIEW OF TEE MARKETs.

\ cey MONDAY MoRNIvs, Oct. /, 1855
COTTON. The demand was quite limited on satur.
days and the sales reached barely 1900 bales We quote
NEW ORLEANS gLAssIrJcsT1nN
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

ellCE-H Having purchased the ent re in
gu the ISL July iEs will my own
pvt RICHARD H. CHM,
New o:lesni Isl September, 1855. v 'N
lCHARD Fl. CHINN, W HOLESALE
~ IkIGGISTAED APoi HECARY, ST. ,rI.a rect corner
" Jul thers Planter Ph
q tesh Dc ienes Pans Ola Wi aiso fine Fa CIV
ost Ah 3 Brushes tombs, Soap sad Perfumren
Epgi a.d Ffeuch Chsmicas. - ~ = -
- His wIli
eANaot phntele snu thelf atsihtants. seU
FENHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
IL between FELTON, WI Ii nam. and arvi.
O. Nj Lila M LIES CO., u,imo
teton Is alone authorized tele the ae firm
. ..M aaa4 ~ ..m, 0M iEES
-, NJ FELTON,.
TsSHE business will be continued as hereto
IN fore BY the atyle of FELTON,
oGE1ss, AZ tht old sauJ Mag
they VIII b aEaSt ready to pubc
Xmas o. LoA bEN IN ihef line on the shortest notice
SEQ IN -=--s4-.=5s 4 T. atJSt;asss
A hISSOLUTIoN-The CO. partnership hereto
~ existing under the frm TWlBlLL EDWARDS. lie
THIS DAY dissolved having
CHASED interest John
nsnt of the busiresB Of the late
DANL EDWARDS
February ], 1855. = JOHN TWIBELL.
Gs- The undersigned will continue the Sheet
onnd Coppefamlih sill brsnehen,
where hia friends nsi,sd call leave
NtaH " DAN,L EDWARDS.
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We have nothing of interest from New York TODAY
The two steamers which left that port for Hsyrs on
Saturday last carried out S94l Sl4 The total amount
shipped from that port since the January for foreign
countries is s24 1896 ..
The following we're the rates Of Domestic Exchange on
New York, n the following places on the ed inst Ali
these are sight rates
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= !. SWANS +4I"-
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,
Published ssmlInonthiy Montgomery, Ala,
n TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AID.

A T. TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADJ
IA VANCE --The W., . p Il whit. and as
yps app will to Ia United States
a South
house and unite in adyaaog nnlon IN
money They wih while saesy
os dietati1D. z aide. ,s=.aa=.
catfiy revised lay pubicati n aud all
cal chspgea, hey noticed
the ankO aud
Merenhlt.
der9u, Of having their nass aad bnDeas widely
that limited OF
SPECIAL of ADVERTISE the
kn by applying Of IS Atisna
Georgia.
spsesa will en on application by letter. free Of
charge.
All Communications FIR the pstsctor
addressed "Swaa's LAT G.orgs
- Sae5- Ei fie - SAMUEL SWAN.
Is! JAyRs RenERTaos, General Agent.
Sub By cfiAs. f. howard Assn. for
.l6 lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01

ar, 3. A. DE HART, DENTIST, sas-zsss.5Ss4ss
NJ tendsra his Professions. services TO the
l,uiss and ten New 0Tle VI yYY%YV
bepg lpeatai
His surpassed
Those tavong assired
that III Operations it be satifsctoy ts2
Caba street. between Bourbon D.uphn doors enes
GrFULL UPPER Sc rs OF TEE tho snct principle will
be guaranel ht 10 for t15 TO fi09 FULL SETS
lupper and l.o~er) Tor from stls s1Oa aglbtsu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01
4,g THE GOOD sAMARITANs.
yESHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

FkSHlS ASSUCiATlON5 ORGANIZED LAST
evening, in consequence Of the spdeo beug
The following get eleced orerH Tor
John Holland, President Vice President ].
Mason Secreta y, and John Ftmhsr, Treasurer 4a4H
Johu L.
Eugeue Russ ahsr Czena' Ban j. c. Psnde
Fuurte d. triet. - sys.1z
MKDlclL ApvIsKRsnootos Cart wright Is.
Bertrand N. Dona4ud Lewis
cuPPERs C You Pnydras and e Rue. Ro
Georse W. Dixon. -
SIoK-Persons residing Of in
apply Mtdam Gurt No. Poydras Market,
to john the sIest opposite tho Garrotpn RaiG
Depot ksats sock Store, uader the s.. Chata
Wanted iMmeda ely, fifty acc sasd femnle APPLY
Miaame PVydras Market F. kea
hsst Chires Hotel Joan Flasher, Periodic Opposite
The Cairott Rslrosd Depot. 4glsl sell If
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CITY HoTsL, NEW ORLEANS.
.EEsHE. SUBSCRIBER respectfully annoul

ILL his fisnds the public rally that ta vel
and odelhsh,d has, during the
aompe Svaed in every asse Every improvement tha,
Tue
and shionabis Greg urniure
the Ladies' aparmeht3 in short,
providing for The comfort OF its guests aud open Tor the
commtdatou Of the public. Y.
IseplO Sun lie Fsg5 R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor,
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s4eosD Josriess GoUAr, JAMES McLAU LIN taN
PARISH OF OALn Ass NE0AN, Se4s UubEsER 1884.
a. GliAs. ALAR st, al " q y Of nssa 0 sass
VlRIu q 81 fSur writs Of tieri facias to
&@ tbs Hon Jcu.s, Sscead Jua ,c. Of III.
Peace thu Or public .ue-
Dssric. Cy VIZ H54e URDAY Inc i.th
Dctobsr, 1885, Al A. O'Clock NJ
A7ot etakd tosshf with large quantity Curb and
Gutter Ston+s. =i -
Ssizzd ! aboyo Terms cab.
oIsls JOHN A. AGAlssE, constA6s.
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: BRAZIL NUlo--3U bbls brazil Nuts, Tor
sllsb By A. Il COCHRAN d HALL .ss GEAytsr ia iyiI
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FRsT Jusret's ceuRr, N. BURKE bltENN an aud @s
PABlsH or ORLEANS. g. No. 1853
AsY VlnlUE of o writ of feri faeias to me
y directed Boo q. Gasaue Paes
Tor Tbs Parrish ortaAn public MONDAY
@ OF Dc 1885, ~ o'clock Warshosss No s40
TchOupt u tsB Il
BRaITuRE,
Sstzsa ID Tefns-Cash. H9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01

STEAM BATTERY AND CLARIFIER FOE
sALs,-ons Copper Battery sir fest IN aad
sssn ~ four iss aqasss and NO viii
paHo ators aud Battery n-wl Of the
Of capacity for making hogheada par Az
ibeIai : - - e1ss i"t sssate
myiItf 3@s-==t5g4 s. Gf,sIAS Al Na,.s....E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01

4 kCuL1S1-DR. GusTINE's UFFlcE 80.
y for the Treatment OF DISEASES Of the EYE and
INTERSECTIONS OF VISION, No. tss ST. Charlss a.
street, opposite Lafayette Square, Ne uorisanA. 49,
~ All Surgical Operations attended to- Such
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
EYES, ete, etc, nsIyr
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Cora No sssa Payne H4rri-
on-ase Curry Person % HArdi g3S john Watt &eoal
loves &ee-l2 Anderson Messs Geo Smsds doT6 Geo Con
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

: NMT l. HODGSON, No. 1888 Camp street,
Wv having in ra6t,np and
enarking his haa and receiving North
and Wes large ard well assorted stock of every uauay
kept in II luss Furnishing Eft blahmtnt. ''
Al.o, every variety PARLoR COOKING STOVES which
he ready to the pubc sola share Of
re
Ey OILS OF ali kinds expressly family use,
SY hoi, Ca mphene, Burning Fluid.
aB Silver Plated Wooden, Willow, Japannsd WARES
article ususly found et.bishm- kind
W, l. HuDGSoS, lSS Camp strset,
fs9l I'm Adjli7fug st. "a Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01

ILLuMINATIoN.-An enthusiastic Frenchman
Burgundy street. illuminated his house Friday
in honor of the alleged fall Of sebastopo ercey that
people at distance supposed to be fire Several
the fire companies who happened to be out false
alarm at the time supposed the illumination the
of the said alarm and had hard keep unii
beripg their machines and restoring to s orig
nal darkness The grand question is whether the
illumination not premature sa5s r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01
OFFICE BOAR OF HEALTH OF THE STATE Or LOUISIANA
NV ORLKAss Septemhs a1th 1885
.cTEA MRQAT For 8 Al The

~ steamboat NEW ORLEANS the Qustau-
ans Satin on tbs tsppi. and the
PERSIAN the Salon ~ M. ar
as hsy longer required fol the purposes
purchased.
ORLEANS is without has good
and would purpoe OF wnar
PERSIAN built Towboa good and power
which, with the Boat, np order
For at the ofe Of Health Of the
ousiana 10 Commercial Ori.ans at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01

"dNDOW GLAsS-2,500 boxes for sale bv
s'i4ib A.pELAGaAvE a CO., ~ Msgssns III e,,s
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ToBACco-We heard Of sale of sr2 hhds Clarksyille
Admitted and Refused at sks round and ono Of hhds
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
Nert rnesdax.

If there is any truth in tho saying that
Coming events casttheir shadows before, -
then most glorious triumph awaits US on
next Tuesday. We have this week heard
the cry Of calls ~elp' from every Ameri-
can council-frc in this county. The A
merican boys are on the alert, and they
assure us that they will carry every town
ship bS at least as large majority as we
had last fall. Some promise to do more.
One word of exhortatioh. Re-double
your exertions from this time forth. Talk
to your neighbors. Urge upon them the
importance of activity. Spread all the doc
uments you can get. Contradict all the
false reports which will be put in circula.
ton just on the eve Of the election. Look
out for lying hahd-bills and secret circd,
lars. Remember that your country expects
every American to do his duty-his whole
duty on next Tuesday. 'v s-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
GRAVE CHARGES
DARE THEY DENY THEM!

Iii is charged from responsible sources
and not denied, that WILLIAM MEDILL,
while the Nebraska bill was pending before
Congress, visited Washington, and then {,
there urged personally and privately upon
every Locofoco delegate from Ohio, the
great importance Of voting for this huge
Nebraska swiadle, as it would become the
''corner stone"~in the cardinal principles
Of the present Administration. a..
{. It is charged and not denied, that Will
lam Medill, while at Baltimore, in 852 as
4 delegate to the National Convention
which nominated Frank Pierce, voted a.
yainSt proposition that the Ohio delega-
tion should adhere to the doctrines of the
Ohio Democracy on the subjectof Slave
sy as declared by the resolutions of the
State Conventions Of 1848 and 1850, in
the formation of national platform. He
was willing to throw freedom TO the dogs
for the benefit of Slavery:
It is charged and not denied, that as a
delegate id that National Convention. Will
liam MedilI totedi tavor of its pro- SlaDS-
ryJSndlity resolutions.
Now, these charges are verified by the
positive assertions Of members of Congress
and mem bersof the late National Conven-
ton. THEY ARE TRUE. Let them be
remembered by the people of Ohio. Let
the deserter Of freedom and the craven
slave Of the South be remembered at the
polls This question must be met. and
stehsmen be repudiated as they deserve
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
what 'asan,, saws.

A new era is daWning upon the world
The day Of persecution has gone never to
return. Never again viii Romanisis burn
at a STAKE poor blind knitting giri as they
did JoAx WAsTE.--neyer again will the
iiend-liks Spanish Inquisition drench the
soil with the life blood Of P Protestants, mot
again shah those walls resonnd with the
deathcries Of It's tortured and martyred
yictms-martyred for opinion sake.
Never again shall tho heathen mother
hurl her struggling infant iutO the jaws OF
the monsters Of the Gangss. Not again
shall the L4rrible Juggernaut crush the lifO
from on. It's miserable devo.ees. No Ion.
Ger shall tho funeral-pyre Of tine Burmese
light the darkness Of the night. whilst lis
hapless victims writhes and perishes horri-
bly, amidst The flames.
Never again shall British officer plunge
the sword to the hill in the breas: Of an ua.
resisting Ledy ard No. again will there
be British pr.son-ship Jersey" in New
York.
Ne"cr gga,a viii ;here be a three days
blood Ike those Of BartLolonIew's Eve,
when. according 10 .he historian, over sev.
en'y thousand Pro:estan,s were murdered
By the Pope's command No, again shall
tgD Bassi be skinned aiiYe Nadia be
imprisoned and almost starved. or woman
OF MadCviH be sentenced 10 death for the
crime Of Protes;anism.-- and in tie niae.
teen,h century ,.a ~
| No ncro shall polluted priests tlrtg lleil
once loved beauiiful--but now fated vic
iims--.o the poison vaults Of their accurset
/ dungeons, where, shut on. from the Ign
of day and the air Of heaven no. yestigt
IS left tote! he tale Not again sba!f' Pro
testant Bibles be burned 5y Catholic priest,
n Lake Chsmplain, as in 1914.
Never again shall ? demon Priest preGcl
crusade agains; The ina'ienab'c rglhs sa'
liberties Of mnn--or cause the conlcssioBA
conceived and nunncry born infants. to h
first baptised and then slrangled, as is sal.
to have been tEc case at Montreal. Aut
this under tie name Of religion.
! Never again shall these ibir;s b., for
grea; and glorious era 10 daWAing upol
the worid--aa era fraught with all ,iaL i
sooi on Garth Or glorious in heaven.
comes upon Is no! unlike the rush Of 1aigh
ty waters, rivalling tie noon-day sun in il
spiendor, and warming the hear: OF evcf
: American with its rays.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
Amerlcans OF FnirfIelil

REMEMBER, Che vast Importance 81
the contest to come off on next Tuesday.
See to it that every American is at his
post. Bring out the old grey headed men,
that they may once more serve their coun-
try ere they die. Bring out the sick and
the disabled that they too may have a share
IN our glorious victory Work BY day
and work by night from this time until the
polls are closed on Tuesday evening.
Our ticket is composed entirely ofnobl6,
patriotic, capable and honest men. They
will do honor to our State and country
Let every American but do his duty, AMI
they will all be triumphantly elected, Go
to the polls early. Sec that. every man is
brought out, and that the enemy take no
undue advantages.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
DE 4antasttr @a5ettt.
CITY or LANCASTER.
frlncIpIea or dc AmerIean Parly of Oh

Principies OF the American Party OF OHIO
/. Tho unlimited FrssdSR Sf Religion disconnected
with pOlites-H0stility 10 ecclesiastical influences
upon the Affairs OF Govenment-kquality oi nghst 70
all naturallzed Emigrants who are thor0zFAg A1er-
saHitsd and allie giHnee oy reason
oftheir rsligOn, higher than that 10 tho CONSTITUTION
.. No interference with the rights o. eltErhshlp At.
roaAy by Foreigners, asd the protection OF
Law aliwho hon estly emigrate from love OF bery
but the exclusion OF foreign panners and slons and
trtsHd tAe rgkt eJ syage 70 oil pAo foHs
they shall have resided ~ years IN the
U. States aud comp ed with the Naturalization Laws.
3 Opposition to all political organizations
efehsfeeiy- Of Foreigners, and TO Foreign MtAfery
Com3aaies aHf all asnpts 70 eEetEde ths Bsb!s IRON
SCHOOLS supported by the 00perRmeHt.
4. Slavery Is Ioeal-not RGtoRaE-we oppose It's e1-
tensonin any ofthe territories, and the inerehse OF
hoIiteal power by the admission Into the Union Of
any Slave State orotherwise. and we deiqahd OF tee
General Government and immediate redress OF tho
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the
cause OF Freedom and the American character by the
repeal OF the Missouri Compromise and the lntroaue
ton fSlayery into Kansas in violation orce
ofnrms and tho destruction ofthe elective iranelse.
5. In humble imitation Of the wisdom OF NnShlhg-
Ton " oppose all Intervention in the affairs OF Foreign
States; yet alt proper occasions, we VIII not WIN
hold onr sympathy from any people 70 DC lee.
support American Industry and geniusa atnst
abe adversePoiicy Of Foreign nations ana eilhes 70
lnternal and exte rRa commerce by the improvement
af Rivers and HarbcTs and the construction OF Ma
Honnl Roads uniting the various sections Union
T. The Union ofthsseSatss should be made PsrPetHa!
By faithfgI allegiaaes 10 the COHstitatioR.
8. In State policy VIC Eeeously advocate RetrsHea-
saeAt and RsfOrm-a MODIFICATION of the present op.
pressiye system OF Taxation and liberal system oil
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
S139,26S 66 8 4!
aor. MedlIl and the Nebraslka AFFAIR.

Gov. MediIi and the Nebraska Affair.
Governor MEDiLL has, Of late, been Sc
busy in 'skinuing Mr.. CHASE" that lie
has not found time to reply to the charge;
made against him Of interfering to aid in
the passage of theNebrask, bill. Il will be
remembered that he was charged with hav.
ing, while the bill was pending, gone to
Washington, and while there urged per.
sonaly and privately upon every Demo
cratic delegate from Ohio the importance
of voting for this measure, and Of having
actually threatened those who were rcfrac-
tory, with the Vengeance Of the party at
home, in case they refused I'd comply
He has been called upon to deny these
ohargesif they are not true, and the proof
has been rendered in case Of denial, but the
Governor has not found it convenient to
open his lips. Tho inference is that he
dare not deny, and is forced to seek a cow
ardly silence, the only protection Of Which
his case is susceptible.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
spectfnlly Your obt. SoTv't,
The FOREIGN rrr.y.

This party must bo in udsspdndine and desrnirius
condition. and no wonder. Its policy is 50 adverse 10
the true interests OF the country, and thoroughly
Anti American, that good men of all parties shuH
socation with 1t. extremity like "a drown
ing man who catches ut straws-r liza Whig who has
had his Torment disappointed ni-
mates dsinclnation 10 Join the american ranks, he
beset by the instruments Of the foreign paTy-beG-
ged, entreated, wheedcd and eoaxed to JON the Sag
Nichts; and, IL he DO weakheaied or false 9arted
enough to give eonsept his name Is forthwith eazon
cd 10 The public iu.Sarrng capials and tho note OF
rejoicing is heard hroug the wholA foreign camp
Ono vote has been ganedhg the operation aud exul-
taton exhibited on succeeding, prove the desperate
condition to which the foreign party is reduced They
know and feel that their power Is rapidly drnYtagto
close-hat theirTRrty must fall before the power Of
the American people-and they are struggling with
desperation calling for help! helpn but no help can
save HEM They richly deserve the policaldeath 10
which ,heyare hastening, and they might as well meet
Beir fate peacefully and TRANQUILITY, as TO pass Oh the
scene with yeils and curses Whigs who deserve the
name cannot be seduced to to their succor, and
American Democrats have abandoned their ranks
Int rest holds the remnant that patriotism demands
shall disbanded; aad the election on Tuesday next
will lay In the dust portion the tAlcnd OF what
once strong and successful party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

GAEErTS oFFfcf. Sept. 81, Is5s.-ouy
quotations this morning ere a. foIlows:-
wheat SOC i,So; Flour. 81 per barrel
Corn, 80; Bye. 50; e=is, 20 o,s; Clover
seed-none: Timothy seed, 9,OO6 1 90.
Potatoes, 95 cents: f1Ex seed. eocs; But.
ter le@l5c; Eggs. Gao cents: Salt, 2. 20
Beans.-none; Soaps. 5G6c: Coffee,
Is!alje; Tea. SOC 100; Nolasses, Scots.
sugar 8ae. 10 White Fish, 3 dollars per
2s.s'reI; Piqkerel 10, 90 TO Is, 90; Rice stas.
'r,incgsr. iaa2S cents. tobacco, 95aS5c,s:
hay. S'7oo@soo! faiiow iOt per IL;
Whisky, S3c; Wool, s0a33c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04
Amc,ic,n, are you on Guardi

The great contest is now at hand: The
enemy are using all means, fair and unfair,
to steal march on tho American boys
Let every ono then awake! arousel Gird
ON your armour! Remember that you are
6ghting for d great. a glorious cause
Against you are arrayed a band Of for
eigners. Catholics and demagogues, joined
IN an unholy and damnabie alliance. Pas
the yatchworl along the line "Americasa
NJ rule America
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

REMEMBER, that Medill has fully en-
dorsed the Infamous Kansas bill, by which
that territory was delivered into the hands
of Slave holders. and that he was in Wash
iugton City aud aided in forcing that out
ragoous fradd1hrough Congress. Let tho
arch.demrgogue be rebuked onnext Tues
day for this daring insult to the people Of
Ohio.
BEARIN MIND,
That the Hon. SALMON p. CHASE is op
posed to the further extension Of slavery,
and that By electing him the people OF Ohio
will show to the world that they approve
of that great principle. Between slavery
and freedom who can hesitate to choose?
LET ITALSO BE REMEMBERED,
That Mr.. CEASE is not an aboltionist, or
in favor ofnegro suffrage. These are false
and unfouhded reports spread abroad on
the eve Of the election for the purpose of in
Ijuring him; therefore disregard them. See
to it that none of your neighbors are de-
cei2ed by these or any other false repre-
sentations which may be made Just on the
eve Of the election, when they cannot be
refuted.
LET IT NOT BE FORGOTTEN,
That Billy Medill is but a mere politician
and demagogue, and that Mr.. Chase is az
hOhest, high-minded man, and a statesman
well qualified to suggest 70 the Legislature
some means of relioffron the present enor
nous load of unjust and unequal taxation
which is now driving millions cf capita
/ out Of the State.
LET THE PEOPLE BEAR IN MIND,
That Medil is the leader Of the Red Lodge
Clique; that he has shared the money
which has been plundered from the conn
ty treasury. Although Medill has seei
the people Of this county robbed year afte
year, he has never once opened his lips il
condemnation OF the robbers; but on III,
contrary, he bought, and now owns tn,
Ohio Eagle, and employs that press to cx
cnse cover over their rascalhy.
/ KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
Fhat the Red Lodge Clique, By their mis-
management, extravaganza and corruption
have raised our taxes IN this county to tn
enormous sum OF