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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

The NEW York AUToMAroN The New York
Post has the following description of the Walking
and Speaking Automaten, invented by gentleman
OF that city after fifteen years labor:
Upon our entrance into the room In companv
with several gentlemen, the figure stood near the
wall between two windows. The operator read q
description of the invention, stating that ii was
moved by machinery. Before he finished reading,
however, the automaton began to vibr ate In very
singular manner. The motion continued some
seconds, and the spectator began to suspect thai
there was somebody inside the monstrous stomach
OF the hsure The machinery was wound up at
last and while the operator steadied the figure II
shuffled Its elephant feet along the floor for short
distarce and then stopped.
The screws were PIT to the figure again. and 1t
backed towards the wall, at the same time lifting
Its feet in the backward movement much better
than going forward.
The operator then prepared the figure for speak
Ing by the use OF an air pump. This some of
the lockers on limited TO give air to the
concealed within the figure.
While the operator was proceeding with his
'pumpings," the gentlemen closely scrutinize ed the
automaton, In order to detect any deception
Small windows are placed in its body to allow a
view of the machinery inside. But these apper-
lures, unfortunately, though person can ses di-
rectly through the body apparently In straight
line. do not throw any light into the chamber
From these openings nothing can be determined as
TO It's mode OF operation eny more than by locking
at the uusightly exterior.
DaiuuHl, OF tue M0seutn TWO or three other
showmen, aud several members of the press were
present. None of them, it seemed, were fsvors.
bly, struck with the invention
The greatest point was now to be settled No
one doubted that the figure had walked. The OPP
orator seized the air pump, and moved soms keys
on The outside of the body, when the figure said
with pauses between tho words
Ladies and gentlemen, you see before you a
triumph OF science and art"
Many more words were spoken, but we could
not understand them. The voice seemed to sound
ss 1t proceeding from living body through pipes
The operator assured the spectators thai any body
could make the figure speak, and that there was nc
colusion. Bainum moved the keys and the figure
answered, but as he could not see the interior be
was not satisfied.
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sIkE sIkE ASSOCIATION has be-n removed 70 tbs ..sonS
story OF the Building of Main and iIth ~
= Entrance on 11th street AAsn 49,
Applications for FIRE MARINE ar LIFE xuerr
"1nMN.CES, viii be promptly attended to.
ths;r noasting of their ability to comply with
ali sationa they take pleasure in refsrrins ta
III wno have had businers with the OfIics 80 -.
''''iacsory manner in which it has been tr.nsse,as
JNo. d. BosREs, Secretary. 1i'Hdsn.; ,sIs
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN

SUMMEK CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS-The
Summer Goods making his stock now Complete. EN-.
bracing sill the late styles of Cloths Cassimeres aud
vestinss A1ss-Back Blue, Brown and Dshlia
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Goats, all styles; Silk Linen, Gress, Alpaca. Shapg
hal Gin cham. Drap-dEte and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Marseilles Psnts;
Hests OF every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
Gollars; Stocks; CIavats; Ties; Gloves Suspenders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully ask his
ulends and the pubic generally to call and examine
e. B. SPENCE.
my2 No. 100 corner ain and ISth sts
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JNo. w. WRIGHT & Co. are pranarasg
20 receive All kinda of Produce and Mersh.nd;,. -.
storage, st their Warehouse on the DoeS ON !. 2.
soasose s terms a. 1t San be taken in the sity.
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7 ICKERT e. DETTMAN, FRISCO AM

I ICKERT q UEITMAN, FREscO AND
IL ORxAMEsrAL PAIsTERs, RICHMOND, VA
Tbs Subscribers Qately Of New xoIl) having s'..o.
shod themselves in this city for fhe paIP,se el &
AL bECORATIQN, beg leave TO infsrm the puphs
that they arc = ready and prepared 70 90 sn3
work in their lfnyNith which they faaJ 90 issofo"
In the very best style.
RETEsEscE-To Mr.. John r. Ballard and Mr. =,
G. Hobson, on whose private residences we nave
Woraed. =, "a
Orders LEFT st Nj w satfler,s Paint 6sors, No izz
Main st, LCkEkT uE1LMAN,
nah lS--sus gfseee and ofnansntea 1sintsSA
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ITO SUIT THE SEAsON.-I would in-
Il vite attention to nv varied assortment of Sum-
mer Clothing, comp Using every garment of Genie-
mems wear that is best pied to the season Those
who are not supplied should Immediately lay in
their wardrobe. HENRY SHAFER,
je 70 Corner Main and 4th sts.
SECOND-HAND B UGCIES FOR
~ SALE.-The subscriber having recently pur-
chased number of NEW RUGGIES, wishes to dis
pose of his old ones, among hch will be found some
in excel!ent order. Those in want will do well to
cali, as he will sell them at q low price.
GEO. L. EARNEST,
je 1876 Council Chamber Hill
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~ A CARD.-JOS. WOOD
DON'T READ THIs,--Be j,

pIsct 70 place, with the ereaters comfort
and at the lowest rate that the uuders has du.
reg the last year. greatly enlarged and nstoved his
establishment By adding to his former b. siuess all
kinds OF hsht Carriages, BUGGIEs, ROCk Always,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, m.rss it the
most cemplete house to equip any one In want in
the city. Dis stock on hand is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in neatness and du
rabiiity. he would respectfully return thanks to
his numerous PATRONS aud soliciting their continued
patTonss, pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality His store fronts on 18th ana Cary
streets, opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-Sn G. 4 MILES
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EAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs. hoFEs, BAseIHs ks..D South yrankin o.
doors West Of Old Market. hsys ANAL . wsn q
large lots u -A6Ur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21
THE DAILY DISPATCH,
BY j. A. COwARDIN,

The DAihf DISPATCH 10 served 10 suhssrab.,,
stS 49, eoasTEk csNTsPER WEEK, parable to
advance. e' - SS.a N
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued sverv F,,.
Say. and mailedto subscribers at sI per.nnum
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MANIFESTO FROM Col. KINNEY - The day
before Col. Kinney secretly sailed from New York
for Nicaragua he wrote manifesto to the public
which we find published In the New York Herald
he says that In the present confused state of Co.
vernmental affairs in Nicaragua 1t s imperatiyeiy
necessary, that he and his comrades should be
there to look after their interest He characterizes
the coalition of the U States and Nicarseuau 90
vernmens to prevent bis departure, as "a high
handed measure to oppress private citizens in the
pursuit OF their lawful business" and invites his
friends to follow him to Nicaragua, and their
defence against the accusations brought against
them shall be their conduct after reaching there
He says
We claim the right to plant amidst the wilds of
Nicaragua, upon our own legally acquired pro.
party the school house and the church-to live
there as becomes orderly, industrious and law
abiding cittzens-to encourage agriculture estsb-
lish commerce and cultivate the arts which EN-.
belish HE. In so doing, we violate no law either
human or divine. And if, Ia the fulness of time.
political changes should occur--if respectable
responsible and permanent government should be
established, where anarchy now reigns-if the un-
happy wars that now desolate the land should give
place to peaceful labor and the State rise again
purified by her trials, and prepared for the place
destined by the God of Nation for her. we sh all
sill be ready to hear the verdict pronounced upon
our enterprise
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pICHMOND SODA WATER AND
III BOTTLING ESTAELISHMEET.-It
tied fact that the only genuine article of Bottle
SODA WATER, in the -, il put up by N. Nc.
CoRMACK CO., who 6aoter themselves thatth ~
able to compete with any manufactory either
North South, having been engaged in the busines
for seven years past
20 avoid imposition, be sure 70 cali for ID. McCOh
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B. All ORDERS either from city o. country
promptly attended TO.
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all part
of the city daily.
All persons having our bottles. viii please returs
them Immediately. ID. MCCORMICK CO.,
oc lit No. 500 Broadst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oFFIcE OF rHe WAsH's Avn n n To-,

= )" AsH y AND n y TEL Co, !.
june Issh, 1855
:. Inc regular annual meeting Of the Stock.
sfaen company. will take place at Ws.hin sfo. si,s
y: ~; on the nrsf WEDNESDAY In JuIy Dsrt
use D. r. CLARHE 6ee,v
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CALAMANDER FIRE PROOF

~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS l. WATSON,
PHILADELPHIA-These Safes have been severely
tested st recent fires i1 Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York and when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$500 For sale by H. BALDWIN,
NH Sits l48 Main It Richmond,
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II highest market price will be paid for 49, go I20
and l60 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Lani
Scrip. Persons having Warrants or Scrip to SELL
will do well to caii at WIN. HURLEY'S
Exchange Office, No. 5 Pearl Ut. Richmond Va
N. B B-Persons living liz the country are respect.
fully requested to forward their warrants. (1nen
duly asGgned1 by mail or otherwise, and pledge
my self to them. that they sha receive the highest
market price, and prompt returns In cash cheeks
as they shall deem proper to direct me.
je 5-3m WIN. HURLEY
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E'OR SALE.-A likely young WOMAN
4 about 20 years old-a lady's maid, q good seam.
stress nurse chamber maid and ,omed to wash-
ing and ironing.
Also. very superior COOK, 81 years old. Likewise
MAN 45 years old, who 10 superior farm hs nd and
good driver, with some knewledge of ths use of
tools; his wife A years old who 10 toIerabiy good
eoos and excellent washer and ironer, rst rate
dairy woman, with daughter 10 years old, unusual-
~ likely 1t would be desirable to locate this fami-
iy near Richmond. For particulars apply at Cary
sreet jsil. 4. 16-aose
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I LIGHTNING RODS.-PROTEC E c

| IGHTNING RODS.-P1O E CT
H YOUR HOUSES AND PEneoHs .-STEB
BINS L MILLER, having been sppfed In this city
and the surrounding country for nu1aber of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
as they believe given entire satisfaction would in.
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either In town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by ths most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage they respectfully ask
a continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Ricbmond Post Office. Box 72. NH E-3m*
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MPkovED api Q LuBKIC Atm q OIL,

FOR MACHINERY OF ALL K1NDS.-Tbis is
one OF the best ubrcstors for machinery In usebe.
leg far superior to lard whale fish OIL and will not
clog or gum as those oils do Machinery ON which
the lmprov cd Lubricating Oil IL used viii be found
to work smoother and better, requiring lsss power
than with common oil, The price Of this oil makes
it also an object OF economy 1t will wear ienacr
accompanying it. For sale in quantities To suit pur-
chaseas by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
is 10 nruo ~ .tr
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Commission Merchant, Richmand, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms. Ife 2o-2awtst M
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PAYNE II MAYO, Auctl0Deers, have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin's new
building, corner Of IIth and Bank streets. Entrance
or Bank street.
They viii sell at auction private sale, Real and
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servacts-
eSr Deeds Of every description Win be accurately
drawn.
tend to taking Dsposifiona, Acknowledgements o
Thar charges WILL In sl sssss bs entirely sstis.
factory, and they hope to msrt patronage by prompt
attention 70 busIness.
JOHN 4. D. PAYNE
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BATHS, BATHS, BAras.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be tad daily from A. NJ, to 10
O'Clock p. M, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
Sham pooing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
Hr gle Bath Is cents, 5r Tickets for 81. En-
tranes on lIth ct. my2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-21

LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just received BY Adams
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns esp
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair resnng
Saloon under the American Hotel erd at Eisht On
18th, between Main and franklin sfteets.
NB.-Cupping and Leeshins promptly attended
o. at the shortest Eetise. -
nos D. " hODoON.
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THE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
BANK will continue to receivs Dspositss. on
annually.
y Office Of Deposit at R. H. MAuay 4 Co.
C. WORKMAN, PrsSt
T. SINToN, Treasurer. my 2-d2,vkc6m
II A g S.-The subscriber continues to
Az purchase Gil Of the clean Gotten and Linen
RAGS that are offered, for which he pays the market
price In cash on delivery. The cleaner finer and
stronger the article, the better. ~
SAM'L CARY, franklin st,
Five doors West Of the Old Mnket
1Woollen and Rotten Rags are almost worth
Isss. -. Il l6-eoSt
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or Exeter st, NJ. e Church, Baltimore.
Sold in Richmond, by o. A. STRECKER and
PURCELL, LADD CO.. and by all the Drug sists
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Cali and get Pamph-
lets gratis. je odAcS
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,
AUCTIONEER,

No. 20 PEARL STREET,
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, and ever
description of Merchandise, Household Furnit VI Q
kc Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, &e
NH s
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Inc Enquirer says that the position of the ph,,.-
ee'pnia platform. In respsct to the rivh,s o1 ~
o. no sort OF consequence; and for the
obvious reason that 1t is utterly renudisted sna
Jected by the Northern Know Na,bins. u 7, ,.e. .o
opposed by smsjority of the votes In the eec,o,aI
College Indeed, Il Is Dot worth the nsnar 4, =.
~s".en on. IN Enquirer takes exception IN arti-
"a tne platform, which sfirms s.that In ALI
tuition can only be legally ascertsiosd and er-
Sounoed by the Judicial power of the Uni,ed
oA IL says that this would degrade the sra,es
rou tneir Sovereignty, and place them in the con.
ouon I,u OF helpless provinces. After reviewing
otner features of the platform the Enon;rsr na, E
sham aud cheat-the sickenips en,irnenta ajitia.
sho hollow generaliiies of which. will make i, a
oye WORD end reproach in the nation.
r. tne fenng Post makes quotations from the
Democrssic baltimore platform, showing ,ba,
Joshua X Giddings, John P Hale and Long John
wentworth, the most notorious abolitioni,f in ,ha
country, save Sumner and Wilson votsd tor ,so ,so
slavery resolutions therein contained which n
aeai' 10 soch vague generaliies az not 10 offend
.aeH aati slavery notions. Ii promises 10 pubIsh
the slavery resolutions of both platforms and lei
the public judge between them NV
The HAig Gays the Enquirer is terribly alarme,
tsss una counsry should be speedily ruined by the
hnoW Nothing platform, sfirming the existence of
a Goa and recoguizing the authority of the scIin.
tufe, Hsays :-"Least of all do we see any reason
wny our neighbor of the Eagairer-unless he bs
an stht ist which we shall neiiner sffirm or denv~
should SO cautiously object to anv ona-a,an .
lousy Know No hing-ackn 1wIedsjno his ha,,af
In the existence of God. Nor can we understand
why ne should fly into passion because por,ion
OF DIS fellow citizens. 10 Convention assembled
tnou'd think proper, In public way, to 'rscogpise
tne authority OF The scriptures 1t is incredible to
as tna such objections should be urged by one
whose chief, In the late contest boasted of belong
ing 70 many churches, and was sorely distressed
because ne was not member of ALL"
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HAIR CUrrIsG.-C;dzens and Stranger
visiting the city, wshrx get their Hair cut in the
latest and most appro. ed style, would advise then
20 call on HOBSON under the American dotei, en-
trance on Ilth street.
NJ Blot, Cold and Sho~er Baths can be hsd
ali hours. Single Bath 25e-. or Ticbets for 81
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DowDEs's DENTAL FLuIp,-For

CABINET SIZE DAGUERREoTYPEs.-S
MONS is making quite large number of these large
likenesses We don't wonder at it, for they are re-
ally beautiful, and far superior to the smaller dsguer
reotypes to keep 50 kenessss of one's friend What
child would not give double the pIics SIMoNs
parent IL Ia
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''THE whole press OF PhIIsdelPhIa arc 0uf
in favsr Of HeoFLAsp's GERMAN RIITERs, - they
are preusred by Dr. II n. Jackson. We are glad to
reeord the success Of this valuable remedy for dy~
pspsia. a. we believe 1t supplies desdel itun, in
the medical world long needed. The wrets he'd i'm
tstou and counterfeters have with irswn Il cir
trums from the market, and the public are spared
from the danger Of swallowing poisonous mixtures
in lieu of the real Bitters n-Heydid
Aaents for this cfty-M. sssrs. PuRcELL, lxADD h
Co., and BENNETT EEALa Drug 'sts.
an I6-d2w
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.

ocratic party has been the vote of adopted
citizens. Without this, it would long since
have sunk out of sight. Knowing this, the
leaders of that party have labored for, Sc
cured and retained the foreign born vote.
The game has also been skillfully played.
They have so managed as to secure the first
vote of the naturalized citizen and thereby
committed him to the support of that party
He could not afterwards leave it without
subjecting himself to the charge of being
turncOdt, which is ever bugbear in the
minds of the ignorant. He cannot realize
that he may be wiser tomorrow than to-day,
and hence that it may become his duty to
pursue different course then from what he
does now. Under the operation of the pro-
posed amendment, the obligations of foreign
ers to democratic subordinates would not be
so immediate, and they would be less apt
therefore to commit themselves by their first
vote to the support of that party Here,
them we have the entering wedge for split
ting in two the mass which has heretofore
voted in a solid body in one direction. And
having them once divided, they never can
summon confidence sufficient TO again at
tack our public school moneys.
The writer is fully aware that the forego-
ing suggestion is presented in brief and
imperfect manner. yet he believes it has mer-
it and is worthy of consideration. The alien
can certainly have no valid objection, and
the native born it is believed, would find it
more efficacious in preventing evil than even
81 years probation. 1t is even question
whether more would become citizens under
the proposed amendment than under II
years restriction. PALIFER.
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Ohio Legislature.
S E n A II E.

REPUBLICANS.
Lucas, Fulton, Wood, Hancock, Henry and
Putnam-W Lunt.
Clermont and Brown-CambersB Baird.
Trumbull and Mahoning-R w Taylor
Franklin and Pickaway-A Kelley.
Clark, Champ Madison-J G Brand.
Logan, Union, Marion, Hardin-C Ham
il o..
Delaware and Licking-D Gardiner.
Knox and Morrow-Dr Kirk.
Muskingum and Perry-E A Spencer.
Ashland and Richland- j Musgrave.
Lorain and Medina--H Garfield.
Carol and Stark Beatty
Jefferson and Columbiana-J d Cattel
Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga-L Taylor.
Cuyahoga-H Griswold.
Portage and Summit-O p Brown.
Belmont and HarrisoI-Gen G War6l.
Miami, Darke, Shelby-W III Lawde.
Seneca Crawford, Wyandot-J Lewis.
Butler and Warren-D Heaton.
Athens, Hooking and Fairfield-J Bra
zee.
Huron, Erie, Sandusky, and Ottawa-R
? Buckland.
Morgan and Washington-M D Haldy.
Ross and Highland--J Hyer.
Montgomery and Preble--Feix Marsh.
Coshocton and Tuscarawas-E Burnet.
Greene, Clinton, and Fayette-N Rush.
Adams, Pike, Scioto and Jaokson--H S
Bundy.
Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, and Vinton-C
G Hawley.-29.
DEMOCRATS.
Hamilton-G w Holmes, Stanley Mat
thews, w f Convers.
Wayne and Holiness Wilford.
Mercer, Auglaize. Allen, Van Vert, Paul
ding, Defiance and William-E B Phelps.
Guernsey and Monroe-W Lawrence.-6.
H Sc.
REPUBLICANS.
Champaign-H Noble.
Clark Ii LETTER.
Clinton-A P Russell.
Erie--C l. Burton.
Harrison--E Clark.
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Ebenezer Graham, admir-. of Jarvis Spafford, decd,
pS Gabriel Crane ct al.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--By virtue of an
"A order of sale to me directed and delivered
from the court of common pleas of Wood county
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the cour
house in Perrysburg, on Saturday. the 22d day o f
December, A. d. 1855, between the hours of II
o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing property: In-lots No. 432 and 452, and out
lot No. &c. and the west one-fourth of out-lot No.
26, in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio
Z. GRAHAM, Admir-,
MURRAY Il DoDGE, Attys. Pet.
Nov. 10, l9j5.--26w5$2
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Franklin--G M Parsons.
Licking-J A Sinnet, G B Griffin.
Medina-J A Bell.
Seneca--J Boyer.
Summt--Dr M Jewett
Warren--S s Haines.
Clermont--Wm West e G Kicker
Guernsey-A Simmons, R Campbell.
Jefferson-D McCurdy, Mendenhall.
KnoX--B F Smith, G w True.
Richland-A Burns.
Trumbull--R Plumb, G. Townsend.
Muskingum-J A Blair J Crooks.
Rosa Yaple, Jesse Shepherd
Carrol--Dr VIM Hendren
Laee-E L Plympton.
Perry-Dr Franklin L. Flowers.
Scoto--Dan Mcfarland.
tark-J w Underhill, VIM Hatcher.
Sorain--J Monroe.
Mahoning-Dr j Truesdale.
Ashtabula-J Mills, Wetherby.
Cuyahoga-G Mygatt, I Brayton, L John
son.
Wyandot and Hardin-E G Spelman.
Huron--T NJ Cook.
Portage--E Needham.
Mami-E Tenney.
Athens-N Van Worries.
Darke-J G Williamson,
Madison-E e Hutchison.
Lucas and Fulton-L II Upham.
Preble-H w Dooley.
Morgan-E Guthrie, D Holbrook.
Washington-J Lawton, Hutchison.
Coshocton--P Thompson.
Belmont--J Turner.
Geauga--L G Todd.
Meigs--A Thomson.
Highlands Irion.
Columbana--J Hunter, M Mendenhall.
Wood and Ottawa-E ID Peck.
Paulding, Defiance and WiliamS--E
Blak keslee.
Fayette--Wm H Lathy.
Greene--M d Catch.
Marion--J F Hume.
Brown-J f Gaines.
Allen--C Post.
Gallia-J Clark.
ShelSy--Dr w V Cowan--76.
DEMOCRATS.
Hancock--P T Carin.
| Hooking &C Johnston.
Rchland--A Rollston.
Franklin-J H Smith.
| Sandusky--J L Greene.
Montgomery-W Goudy, j 7 S Smith.
Hamilton--W M Cory, E S Turpin, G.
Thomas, Langdon. G Robinson, j B
Holmes, j P Slough, Egly.
Wayne--L D Odel. -Boughman.
Fair6eld--J Cheney. D Lyle.
Butler--Alex Miller. j McElwee.
| Holmes--E j Lovelaud.
Crawford--John Pittman,
! Auglaize--Wm Sawyer.
Brown--J F Thompson.
Mercer--J Shaw.
Putnam and Henry-H Boehmer.
Jackson and Vinton--T A Bingham.
Ashland-Dr Cowan.
Monroe--H Il Grier A Ogle.
Adams-M Il Patterson--32.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-16

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