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WASHINGTON HIGHLAND Rs' GRAND BAIL
For the BENEFIT Of the Poor.

announcing this bail respectfully
state that will be conducted unsurpassed
hsre,cs gwen and by 81 the good object which 10
t~aded Of
the whole will
o. iho~s that suffering cry. The
uacra
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Or Fvst Presbyterian Church, Fear and half ST.
Rev o. Sunderland she b. preach IN This
church this tsshbssh morning Il and Ia
rvrniaS O'Clock @ahact morning
religious character OF Husucsosn
Jas
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Latest from Ts1as.

New ORLEANS, JAN 25.The Orizaba has arrived, with
dates from Mexico of the 10TH The papers report several
successful attacks by the troops upon the
gent The revolution said be crushed Oajaca
The formal occupying Of the Mesa valley By the United
States authorities also announced by the Mexican
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GKsEsss, On. l.,) Jan. ga large and enthusiastic
ans-know nothing convention b-ld here to DAY. a,
which all the towns in Livingston county were
The Hndoo" organization denounced and the nomi-
nation Of Judge LOOMS endorsed Men parties Joined
in the meeting.
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ID usSIA and Turkeys by McCnloch vol. 1854
II nis,oy Of Russia BY R&bbe and Duncan vols iss4
Mack enx1s Dictionary English synonymes, vol. le5a
Chesterheld and sriwyn; by Hayward; vol 1854
Mormontsm 1 VOL 1854.
Hanover n the microscope; vol. 1854.
Handsids Statistical Companion for 1854.
Marion Coal Mining, vol. 1854.
Adcocks Enaine~rs' Pocke Book for 1855.
Webstss's Patent Law / vol. 1884.
Just imported by FRANck TAYLOR
Ian
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HARTFORD, jan 2T.-The tobacco warehouse and manu-
factory of Ira Baxter (ate Fuller Burnhams) de-
royed BY fire last night The loss in stocks reported at
$1,000 and the building 500. The on the
whole, IS, 600.
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pric~s Of admission Half guee
served only @ eiiaren uaa twelve General aams
sion, IS cents 70 at
Doors ~ Performances a,s Tickets
he had II the as~,r ,hs svs.ias.
Jan sd
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BosToS jan 2s.-Three inches snow fell here TODAY
and followed by heavy this evening The
weather reports from the various local cities east west and
north show mild weather, with indications OF snow.
ALnAsY Jan. pa severe snow-sform from the north
west prevails, with high wind Depth Of at presen,
about four inches.
Urea, n. ", Jan 2G.-Constant snow during the dav
and stll continues about fifteen inches in depth
Syracuse, (N. Y) Jan. 26.we have had il constantly
showing here all day--now some fifteen inches deep.
Oswreo On. Y.,) Jan. 26.-Snow commenced falling
here night and still continues The scbpver
arrived here to-day from Sodas. Navigation is upiner-
ruptad.
CrSorswAri, jan 2s.-The weather here i very cold
River navigation has been suspended between here and
Pittsburg in consequences OF the ice.
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AosiLn, jan 26.The marriage Of DR.. Hsyne Of South
Carolina, 70 Miss Julia Dean took place yesterday.
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New YoRK, Jan 27.--The Hermann sailed this morning
with thirty five passengers and s23, 900 in specie
We had heavy gale last night to-day ii clear and
lcofd
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BosroS, Jan. 27-Hon. Luther Severance, Of Augusta
Maine, died on Thursday last.
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NEw oRLEkss, jan 2s.Mr. Sdell has been -electet
TO the United States Senate.
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ToaoSro Jan. 2e.-Hon. Mr. NORM, commissioner of the
lands has been appointed to the udgeshp the
Of the Queens bench, b. the death Mr. Justice
Panel This appointment win neceate some change in
the cabinet.
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING JANUARY n, 1856
LOG AL N T. w $.

ASorHER coscERT pooR.--There is talk of
the Philharmonic Society giving second concert for the
benefit of the poor. We sincerely trust that the talk may
end in reality We omitted to state yesterday that Mr..
Carus generously gave the gratuous Of his saloon for
the on Thursday evening last.
THE prFEREScE-In Paris the charge for the Of a
hack about forty cents hour during the day. and forty
six cents per hour during the night In Washington,
hackmen charge dollar per hour during the day;
the charge governed BY municipal
caprice the mental condition of the passenger
and the supposed state OF his pocket.
AUGMENTATION citizens certainly have no cause at the
present complain OF the of public amusements,
either the of quality variety. The bewchngy
graceful Roussets have taken possession Of the capacious
National where doubt their admirers will
hasten pay homage and half dollars The inmitabe
Macalster is holding forth Odd Fellows Hall and the
less nimitabe Heller waving his magic wand at Iron Hail.
Osan Dodgethe nimtabe inevitable, poetic and syrenc
Dodgehe Dodge whose greatest dodge the purchase
$500 Jenny Lind ticket-wl introduce his bards to a
Washington audience for the first time tomorrow evening
Carusis Saloon Ii is quite likely that list is
pete but have given the of all who have sought
reap of fame and dollars through advertising
columns
CHuRcHEs.City Life its Dangers, &C., win be the sub
jec of Rev Mr. Samsons Sermon the Baptist
church, tomorrow evening; charity Sermon" BY the
Rev. Mr.. Box St. Patricks Roman Catholic church,
street half past 10, M; mission Sermon BY Rev. r. L.
service the hall Of the House of Representatives
dncted by the Rev. Mr. Slicer, at Ill, the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Eighth street. at the
hour, by Rev. James A. Duncan The above notices
we find in the Globe of last evening.
THE FIRST sHApThe first shad of the season made its
appearance market Thursday last 1t sold
restaur keeper for the snug of SIS.
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FoR KANSAS Pawnee emigratng league, composed
principally Of building mechanics who design settling in
Kansas Territory has been formed in Philadelphia The
purpose is TO reach Kansas in time for spring operations
Quite number of emigrans from Easton Pennsy lvania,
also going, though without any organization.
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MADAME MACALLlsTER

Italian ny birth, educated Paris which young
magician hrst the
sghis born, AID of wired talents and
and husband
hts They both
Recently To svss tho Wizard and
lady Madame Msc-
daughter Nspoieon'r officers.
Distinguished IA uany Ut the Empsrcr'- eaule-.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
Had splendid pavilion Mssria
th nightly honofed BY the smiles and
household well spanish
siy snd Several sPiENtsiD DIAMONDS
sks WIZARD Majesty
States,
nu~nuy ant universally xdsa opinions welt golden
ia each.
Tn. Magirisn " accompanied b.
IN. WESTON, ESQ,
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LATEST From CALIFoRsIA--RaIs LAsT.-The follow
ing appears in the edition OF the New York
papers
Our correspondent at San Francisco informs that the
new year ushered in by most violent storm, which
commenced on the morning of the lst The rain fell in
rents and considerable damage done TO property in
that city. Several frame buildings blown down and
others unroofed, while innumerabe number OF minor
disasters occurred in different parts the city II
feared that the shipping in the habor had suffered
nuy but 10 what extent has not been asceranei The
gale exceeded in severity anything that has visited San
Francisco since 1852.
The rain would however, prove perfect god-send TO
toe miners who have accumulated large quantities OF earth
IN the dry diggngs and whose operations have been
pended by the ong-contnued dry With the vel
come rain the dgQers whose interests have anguished
can begin work in earnest and business will receive an i'm
psus that will be felt in all sections OF the State
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SiiserwaTe.

&fiscrware.
pitchers g0blets, cAsio walters
u silver spoons, forks. ladies', and napkin
Silver dessert, pie, cake. f-h snd ice cream knives
Sugar, preserve. jelly, olive and
Asparapu4, q scrapers,
The pattern, all of manufacture,
M warranted pure silver.
Orders taken
public &c strictly executed after design,
elaborate. -.
NJ. w. GAIT * BRO.
No 3s4 Penn. avenue, bet Ninth and Tenth
2S--Gi
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Fatal Railroa9 AceidenI.

OwEoo, tN. Y.,) Jan. PA man named Red6eld a
resident of runkhsnncck Pennsylvania killed last night
Painted Post station, the Erie railroad by nmp,uv
of the express train while ii running speed
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Times Of yesterday says
ave afa, i@med that on Sunday evening last the up
PEI portion OF this and the lower portion Of North
sarona were visited by thunderstorm attended
" vivid flashes Of lightning and heavy gales The next
a the weather became very cold and commenced
ng heavily The mountains covered with the heecy
uakes, and were visible for miles around"
The Winnsboro Register Of the 23d instant says.
We were visited on Sunday night By storm Of
Wnd rn and what unusual for this season of the year.
great deal of thunder and lightning We suppose but
rev our planters have their ground a ploughed that
damages from washing not serious they would
Otherwise have been. By morning il had cleared and
seen piercing wind prevailed from the north making yes
erday one Of the coolest we have had this winter
We learn 'ha, Little river swimming yesterday
morning.
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SOirees Magique.

Memoir great Magician
NACALLf5TERt
The the Age.
This Cabasic engaged BY
MALONE RAYMOND,
umors Of Hours Ireland and other
LAadv,'1 appear in all his Necrnmaniic Wonders
ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
nights commencing
MONDAY svxsixo, January ~, less
And following evenings
Mr. MLnsx RArxosp having time since witnessed the
Europe extraordinary
this gnsd Professor VI the Magic Ar, engaged his
o
rsixns himsc
carp profit OF
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
large secured him Washington for
high deserved which
hail will ~pletsoB during
T founar. born in the land 81 Robert
Eueps
years pnet.~d conjssnoa mighty
and has acquired only wealth. but the
fessicnal n artistic
rEATs or sECRoMANCY
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I Aw Psrtn~wship.- ~apseae teart Of the usitsd
IL sts'es--RpbEkTJ WALKER \ Louis JANtN hare ernea
partnership nader The Arm Of
9 Ia the Uni ed States
Washington where
sioes ths They be addressed ~sss Washington
o. AT New York, Or at New Orleans.
Jan 49, eo3m
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SAyA-The United States frigate St Lawrence was at
Valparaiso December 20.
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CrOmwelrs Baltimore steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
VIZ despatch daily Baltimore New York,
and twice week from Boston Baltimore and baltimore to
This unequalled
Columbia. The either point will receives freight
through lndng Washington
charged Applications for freight
promptly attended 10 by the following agents;
A.. C.. HALL,
50 Exchange Ptsce, Baltimore
H. y. CROMWELL,
CornerW washington Albany streets, N ".
mo. w. SCHANK,
Jan l7--d3m Foot Of India wharf, BOSTON,
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con sALE-Ffom forty any Of good
advantage be- divided portion
baisdsnx
location reidsncs market garden,
Washington II will b. sosd suit
market.
Apply TO The Subscriber, Teonsiytavsn, D. Q.
Jan s--od3~s. CHARLES A. BELT
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BY GREEN 3 bCOTT, AnCtfonccrs.
uoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE PIANO FORTE,
III &C. Tuesday, the JOth instant, shall sell
residence Of declining housekeep
Ing 18th
Building of furniture,
An excellent rosewood piano forte
Mahogany
DO dressing and other bureaus, sdcboard
do sofa, parto and rocking chairs
Walnut aud tables stands
Feather beds, bedding, and bedseads
China, glass; crockrry
Fine plated
paror. passage, aud chamber and rugs
Git frame and other window shades
Cooking,
Win good III kitchen requisites.
as credit and
ninety days,
GREEN nCUTT,
Jan odd Auctonesrs-
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INFLUENCE ExAnrIE-lt is proposed in the cities Of
Albany Buffalo and Boston, open Mayors Complaint
Book, the plan adopted by the mayor Of New York.
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Extra heavy gold hunting watches pocket chronome
Ia enameed do studded diamonds
pearls; Of other description all
similar articles
chased any city in this country.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth Streets
Ian 2S-6.
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In returning just now, from my mornings walk noted
the street the Emperors address pac
arded BY the side 81 the Of the loan under the title
Alteration word which viii puzzle the million Eagerness
10 subscribe the loan has certainly been testified the
Offices Of The mayors in the twelve districts By the classes
possessing only small means well the capitalists the
idea prevails that the stock will quickly advance especially
with the prospects OF peace No donbts the
u the loan there should be (which is not In the
least probabe) poyai0r deficiency Il viii be supplied by
the bankers Of London and Paris The Journal IL Peys
that one-haf OF the FIVE hundred millions Of
francs will be subscribed for by English capitalists That
organ exults In the financial solidarity Of England and
France, following and corroboratng the political. The
subscriptions altogether will be the nth sanction by the
French nation Of the Napoleon scepue"
BEWARE OF WIDows-Mrs Conham has recovered Of a
man named Person, At Cincinnati $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise Of marriage
IMPROVEMENT PfAso.-An Albany hrm claim 10
have made important Improvements in the piano The Al
bany Register says
IL consists corrugated sounding boarda sort Of
corduroy sounding boardwhch adds about fifty per cent
It's surface and therefore coespondingy increases the
power of the instrument In short il makes seven-oc-
tave piano equal TO a grgnd-aetion piano
INFLUENCE ExAnrLEt is proposed in the cities Of
Albany, Buffalo, and Boston to open Mayors Complaint
Book the plan adopted by ths mayor Of New York
Eop E1SS4sA pawnea eu,igratiug leagne cnuauosed
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Iron Hall.
THE SEER" COME.
PROF ROBERT HELLER,
Prince Of Wizards who has had the honor
before all the crowned heads of Europe and whose
sOiREEs NAGIQUE
were elite fashion for 400 nights
New viii commence Of exhibitions iron Hail.
Washington city, commencing on
SATURDAY, JAsuARy 2,
introducing Necromaney, Deaonoosy
Chemistry Pneuna,ics Hydosiaic. Hydraulics Eec
Dababie, &c which he has been universally
pronounced the creates, living
CONJURER
either Europe America he astonishing mystery Of
SECOND SIGHT,
nerfpuued only
genuine professor Of the
CABALIsrIC ART.
Remember, constant change Of performance
ADMISSION
Hal. 70 cents
circle. 5ft
secured from TO- 10 A. at The Office
without charge
Polite and attentive win be in attendance
tnu2 T-I
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BEWARE OF WIDows.-Mrs- Conham has recovered Of
man named Piersob, At Cincinnati $1,000 damages for
breach Of promise Of marriage.
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Madle. Tbesesine Adelaide Cmenne
Set Mr.. CARLY MIR Szolosy. Mr. yoeie, and Mesdames
Ludwig Wrench Benson, Fielding, Tucker,
Wiener, sc, the piece.
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The Queen dowager, widow OF Charles Albert expire
This day, after days illness, at the age Of 81,
The Russian corps Of TuIscha has been posted at Baba
dagh TO stop the march Of the Turks on the Crimea
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Rich JeyvcIry.
lust Of Diamond pearl mosaic,
bracelets, brooches and earrings in sets.
ruby emerald signet and gold wedding
necklaces, ockeis, thmbIes, Pencis &c.
the elegant and ewey work
Of whatever description, highest
w. GAIT q BRO,
a2s Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
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By ). c. Mc0UIRE, Aucalons.r.

BY ,. G. MCGUIRE. Auctio.ssr.
VERY VALUABLE FARM NE,R WARRINGTON CITY At
a. aae,a" oa. ", s s sssa .. OAK w. icing
81 ss ny r. .ss s'
Of Mr. Jobn Douglass, s.ras .s and h"sr. -,
cultivation rrs.due wood soil u sandy o.m and
u rut apples. pssch~s cherry
the building containing
wsy. rooms and cellar .aoa"drd Win ..s. shade .ss:
place and is suited for
Terms One cash years,
secured BY deed Of truss ." the property and Ds.sx
Jan 20--eoAds Aacnonssr
rOHS n. sUTnMASN. ssmpcr.sr . ~snc,
s % .ss .ss s @ y s
absve, consisting In pasi Off
and psa s s.as. r.. brand. ''' f'''"
CREST variety Of Rh.as vine, sosoe Of IL SPARKLING
e.ss. "a :. p.s. u ps A,sh...
Also, v.y ..p.ss pals ana DARK sshsA.~ I,
,.a s s.s ss.S
IOns II. BUrmmA IN. Importer Dealer .. wine.
"a u sss ass =. ..ssi.sS n. MI .'oss and
..S:s. sS.r1 grades. chs"rss'' !" qa''s
sss.: r ,...S < ss,.s wise, som. ,p..,"s
As r~sy s.ss,.{ .ss and -h's s's' ''s'' '''
~ $500 Z. ,ss.. .sSss s,sx % vine.
s:.. r.. ,s :.ss K. "a 's:s ~
Dec a-s.~ss~
-
rgTY Sr pSsssh~wg ssd CssnsY - AnsUes"y, rsss~
W. 00ss IL
~ * sssv ~ rsbsre At Alsuhasy essssyivaas
a~d NE FAs&ag 40 Cans'svts nsir"aS
fou.a~nv. ~ whic they GUARANTEED.
rsenmenA then ~ cAS&Alses secure and %
dir svssansst
The together With h~ sxhs 80 oshsT ssss'soesl n
"'a'' -'' . ''''''s' s ;o s;ss lscTs9is
sm1 pss<ei AsrnA
Agents fiusssrs and Coanss'svMs sssssd oossa.y
Ian ia-dAcpu
nE sows REVIEW January, res g.ss,,,s.nss,a'
IL and for saie by rAN"SA i"sAv~
sah.enptoa " per anaaaL
10
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49, SpectacIes.
MOLD silver plated peccies, easses &c,
focuses peroca perscopc and paraboa gasses
long peculiar selecting glasses
adapted the eyes Of wearers - $500 -.
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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urNDERS1uRTS AND DRAWERS Our assortment OF
II warm complete, and has
past week Prices moderate and unon
STEvENsS
Jan 2s-3if snles Browns Hotel.
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The sHAD.-The first shad of the made its
appearance in ket Thursday last 1t sold
resaur ant keeper for the snug sum of So.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1855-11-01
THE PHILADELPHIA DEMOC-
RACY.


An immense Democratic meeting
was held in the City of Philadelphia
on the 18th Of last month. 1t was the
Sixty-eighth Anniversary ofthe adop-
ton of the Constitution of the United
States. Many distinguished Demo.
cratic speakers were present, and ex-
cellent speeches were made and ma
ny good Resolutions were adopted.
We invite particular attention to the
following one amongst the number. 1t
inculcates the true State Rights doc
trine on the right Of suffrage;
8. Resolred, That we adhere with
unshaken fidelity to the doctrine that
State sovereignty, in all matters of
purely internal and domestic concern,
is, and always has been, cardinal
principle ofthe democratic faith;which
great principle is endangered by the
modes Of reform, in the matter of SUI.
frage, proposed by the know-nothing
party, and which proposed reforms
we pledge ourselves to resist, because,
by the true Interpretation of the fed
eral constitution, by the debates and
votes in the convention which framed
it, and by the actual practice of the
States themselves, it is conclusivcly
shown that the States have the abso-
lutte and exclusive control ofsuhrage."
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GELS Louisiana, and it is the only one
that does. In the six New England
or Yankee States taken together As
one community the ratio of foreign
populations is lO.73-that is only about
one tenth of tho entire population
In the six slave States of Louisiana,
Maryland, Missouri, Texas, Delaware
and Florida, taken as one community
the ratio offoreign population is l2 go
about one eighth of the whole pop
ulation. New England is the hot bed
of Abolition and there the foreigners
are less numerous than in some of the
slave States-also less numerous in
any part of the Northern or free
States. What becomes of the charge
made by the American party in the
South that all the foreigners are Abo-
litionists. The facts arc against you
gentlemen.
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spans twenty-six millions Of free peo-
pie, "fretted" with the deathless star.
that sparkle in this constellation OF
States--became a great fact the
wonder and the guide Of the republi-
can people Of the earth.
And what sort of a constitution
would these abolitionists give US,
should they be able to blot from our
political armament the sun that illu-
inmates and strengthens our blessed
country? Take any dozen of these
fanatics, and they cannot agree for a
day upon any particular idea. They
have divided the Christian Church,
sowed the seeds of dissension and
disunion throughout the land. They
are potent only to tear down and not
to build up. They aspire only to the
infamous immortality OF destroying
this noble fabric of freedom, but fal-
ter and fail before the work of peace
and of tranquility, of equal laws and
written constitution.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1855-11-01
UNCLE SAM AND SALMON p
CHASE.

The editor Of UaIe Sam and cer-
respondent Of that paper positively
deny that Chase was the regular
Know Nothing candidate for Cover
nor in Ohio. We have asserted that
he was and we repeat the assertion.
This is denied by the Know Nothings,
in this county in consequence Of their
ignorance or for the purpose Of de-
ceiving the people because Chase is
an open and avowed abolitionist
The trick wont do gentlemen. We
have and will continue to expose it.
In addition to the extract from the let
ter Of Mr.. Spooner, which we have
published, we present the following
extract from the National Inteiligenoer,
Of the 9th inst, the day ofthe election
in the State Of Ohio. The editors
were writing of the election in that
State and used the following Ian
guage:
"The contest for Governor is a tri-
angular one--the candidates being
WILLrAx MEDrLL, the present Demo
cratic Governor, SALMON p. CHASE,
Free Soil, nominated by the "Repub-
licans," and ALLEN TRInBLE, Whig.
The Know Nothings are divided but
to what extent cannot be foretold.-
They had q controlling majority in
tho convention which nominated Ma.
Chase, and placed on the same ticket
with him eight Of their own members
a. candidates for the other State Off
ccs-but nevertheless a portion Of the
"Order" refused to support M. .CHAs.
on account ofhis anti ti-slavery antece-
dents and joined in the nomination of
Ma. TalxsLs, whilst adhering to the
other Republicsn neminations."
The editor Of Uaole San had better
inform himself before be tries to de-
lude the people Of Tippah county.