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MAp.-Clark, the Indian agent in Kansas,
rufhan rascal, when he heard Of his re-
moval, cavorted around sslike Sut. Luven-
goods daddy actin horse,' swearing he
would have revenge on everybody who was
instrumental in bringing it about.
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srOuAGE NOTICE

THE following goods, IL ns& called for within
thir'ydAys from this date, will b. sold 70 ny
charges On samss
W. u. Arnold. lthreshing mashins Rsarss Cul-
I'm, = boxes sun1ries ~, Hopkins, 1 81 mcrshan-
aiso G. Kinssy, bx plaster castings Jne Plynn,
bxs sundriss p. lisrbig, BIZ ssn1riea; A. Mr..
ray, bxs sandries; Rev. w. W. nalley, 1 hos
merchaadiss David p. Wilson, 2 hrs ssndei a. j
Kelly, IowAville1 bx sundries; Stsphsa Lvscy, 1
BIZ sundriesj James MAttox,l bx sundS4ss; John
Cicgg, rocking chair, / bdl bedding and axe, /
sedstead, roll carpet, bxs sundries, table,
chairs, bucket, , bbls sundries, stand C. Gro
min, bx sundriss, bsdstead, subs and contents
l table, Dbl sunires. chairs, 1 rocker, basket
BROWN 4 TAYLOR, Lsvss.
Eaoluk Dae 1a~dfm
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MrRDER.-on Sunday night, the l4th, an
Englishman named Glenn killed Martin
Geary, at whisky shop, in Rockford, Ill.
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Telegraph News.

CT The population of st. Louis, accord
ing to the late census, is lbs ,20I.
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kIcKEY h Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and at less price than
any other Office here. Offioe on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
H-AAouiREs COMPOUND ExrsAcr OF BEsxE
PLAsr--A certain cure for Dfarrhaa, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections OF the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, paiatable and
reliable remedy 1t is unequalled. For children
teething, attended with irritation Of the bowels il
is the Inoss soothing remedy in Prepared aud
sold by ia c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s, w. cor. Olive s. ID ats, st. Louis.
For salein keokuk by Y. Ii. 0Uonnor, and Drug
gists generally laug2od4 w6m
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TLA16EHD WANIUp.
WASH paia lor . ualinitsd eass1f. 4sITvsrel
~ q on 0ills. LR BIESELL = -. 4
sspt3-dlI6m
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FRon ST.. LouIs.--The Grace Darling left
st. Louis on the Goth for Keokuk. The Off
GERS Of the Louisville, which Was left a
short time since At Louisiana, left st. Louis
on the same day to bring her up. We pre-
sumo both boats viii get here, as the channel
is now nearly clear Of ice, and the water has
risen some three feet.
CO Minnesota is to be erected into state.
A bill has been introduced for that purpose.
The present territory is to be divided. The
portion lying east Of the Red River and
north Of the Sioux viii comprise the new
state. The balance viii remain with ter
ritorial organization, under the name of Da-
cotah.
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HOME
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4, WALL STREET, NY,
Capital ~ 100, 900.
EQUITAnLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
cApirAL 42,too. 900.
FIRE AARIEiINs. Co, bridgeport, CONN.
CAPITAL 1ao0, 900.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEvELAND,o.
CAPITAL $500, go.
FIRE MARINE ms. Co, Foxp Dc LAC, WIS.
a CAPrrA $500 600
DOLlCIES issusd in the shove Campansss on the
losses sAtustsd sAd promptly psid, at The olscs Of
dso5d wH. +. TURNER. Agent.
G. @. a. sTRTDl-EN.
RIAL ESTATE AGENT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Heusss and lets for sale Cheap.
AND on GooD fERus.
FARMS IN THE NEIGHB0RHOOD OF KEoKUK
yvR SALE On NJ AgoxA nla fnKns.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
AsraHpsD TO WITH DEsPArcn.
@0fics Ath St, between Main and johnson. -
occ.o
CASA zssxrs d $50 ,ose.
frHE ohce Of this Compasy has been removed
4 from "a street U the Heal Estate s6ics u Rick
~ sinrsoS, on the north side Of I'd street, be-
tween Asin saa Johnaon, Ksokuk, whore she IN
dersigned will continue To Issue Policies covering
msrchandise gsnerally, ster baiidinss, churches,
pork houses, manufacturing establishments, Dwell
Ing houses, household furniture, tc., at rates o.
Low - the risk will justify. Policies also issued
sgainst the dangers Of the Ohio and Mississippi riy-
ers ~ ususi rates. Losses adjusted and paid by
IL. b. TEN WICK,
sov74-dlm State Agent.
ARE YOU INSURED
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
nN stores, Churches, Pork Heuscs, Manufactur-
~ ing sstablishncnts, dwellings, Household
Furniture and Merchandise effected IN the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL t300, 200.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 500 900.
STAR ms. CO.. OF OGDENsBURGH, N. T.,
CAPITAL 500 200.
The above CopAnies adjust and pay ALI losses
eqsitably and promptly.
decl-dfm Second-st.
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FINE INaUAANCE.
IL sso0Ss state NJ ~ 0aI
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
4 OF st. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
J. 9. MsCsue, b. n. Edgeil, C.s. Greedy,
x. Wymss, en-. Peek, B.w.AlexanAer,
James smith, A. d. Pomeroy, ID. d. Pare.
4. 8. ELLaUTT, Secy. b. N. ED0ELL, Pres't.
b 10 BxYaA .nAsA nUoss nssxs yAKnx.
Y. b. HOLMES, General Agent.
desi-Aly A. BkiD0MAN, Ag't, Ksokuk.
lSwa state lnsnSance Company.
ovYND n sAnslx's SEw srrLmse, End srosY
Second Street, Keokuk, lows
r1yHIs Hons Company takes kisks on The safeT
i ciasscs Of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN.
AND on TIE CASH PLAN FOR CASH PIE
hIUM, ~ rates reasonable those Of any rslis-
lie company.
prxEcrugs
c. II. Perry, II. X. Ford, James Y. Coz,
Geo. b. Smyth, C.Gsrber, IA. u. Woodward,
q, n. Conn, T. IL. Harrison, IS. y. voorhies,
JDhn AcCune, J.w. Rankin.
10. II. p8&RY, Pres, 4. II. HARRISON, Treas'r
~. W. kANKIN, yios Pres, " y. TURNER. See
octl3d3 mos.
~>
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LAcosic.-The following models of epis-
tolary brevity are not fictitious. The Trans
cript vouches for this one, with q simple
change Of names:
''Dear Father want Sl00.
"Yours, &c.,
''SiLAs LAWSON, Jr."
The father enclosed the 500, saying:
Dear Son What for?
''Yours, &C.,
SILAs LAWSON, sen.'
Sam Foote'S mother was once arrested
for debt. Here is the correspondence that
ensued
sDear Sam: am in jail.o
To which the son truly replied:
"Dear Mother SO am |.
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CT l,500, 900 scrs Of public lard in the
northern part Of this state have been brough,
isto masket, and land warrants have adyaa-
ced fhres cents per acre.
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M3OkWk WOO0 ND
vIyHR subscriber. having purshapsA tAs shovs
i yard al N. Colson, will deliver ueod IN sny
part Of the city cut and split, for any length q
stove. for 81 per load of so feet.
Also will saw wood any whore In the city for rs
ccnts per cord where the quantity 10 six cords or
over, and tsA ~ u % psr cord. hight days mo-
tica required for saving
rsrd eorner oil Nigh and Fifth Stessts.
sept rs d3a p. LIDnU1ON.
DORT fOLIOS, Writing Desks, Lsdiss' 6ias
/ Inkstanda, and variety Of Fancy Hsatisasry
for Iadies' ne. for sale at 00DkNH
septb 0Ookstofv.
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NV Wasehs CloCk, 0llvoF ware anA
J8WEl.0Y 0TORE.
VNAE sndsssigncd. lsae from one Of ths lrst
clAss Embellishments n Boston, Msss., take
pleasure In infssningthe citissns Of Ksokuk ~
vicinity that We have opened stofe At OF Man.st.,
between Ard Aad ID. With uhoies and we'll select
= stask a Wat0Aess Silver Wars, Jewelry and
Fancy Goods, which ~ o1sr for sals = rsasanahls
pricss The public Ars invited 70 csll and exanins
oar eood!. THOMPSON BRIDGES
y. y ~. IAsnpsoa 10 pastical WassAmAhoesa
- glsss ~ psssoAal astsnsion y las 49, -
pairing. fdes01-l
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MAHioa Cousrf.-In the Published ofhcia
statement Of votes, Marion county did no,
appear. Whether the vote was returned toe
late, or was informal, we do not know
The olkcisi Yote cast, VIC have published here.
tofors. TWAS, for Frremont, 1909; for Blu
chanan, 1922; for Fillmore, 225.
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Leather and saddlery Hardware.
FINHE undcniKncd, succtsslrs TO the late arm Of
4 A. p. THOMAS CO., and occupying the Old
sAnd are prepared with full stock 81 Leather !ol
all kinds for rhocmakers and saddlers and Of Sad
llery Hardware, TO supply al who may be in want
Of these articles At low rates ~ are offered in any
western town. Imposition II our stock In collected
CLARK 4 VAN NOSTRAND
Keokuk, Dec. 24--d6tw4t
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DR. j. u. roTfENGGh. D. .. .. LIrrL1.
Drs. PottengeR 4 Little.
LAYING associated themselves In the practice u
sh-i- r-cs>-.:-- --.cc.s...- >s:- y :.- ==.r.
ces 70 the pubic.
U.s. Office, Third street, between kAis and John
son. over SehIey cigar store where one or the 9TH
q 81 them may b cona,antly fouud. DS. Littlss
rssfdencs in The Dudley Hosse, sonsE Of Main and
9Th sta. [aaelb-d
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Malice 81 CO.PAYtmsrshSp.
l HAVE associated with me In partnership in tn,
Leather and sAidlery Hariwsxc buainess, frou
the i2sh inst, VIM u. vsnSostrand, and the busi
ness will Be conducted heretofore under the styi
and irm Of Clark Van Nostrand.
Dec. %, '56. JAMHSCLARR.
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millinery Ana Fancy 6OoAs.
ATTENTION LADDER

ATTENTION LADIES.
1 WOULD respectfully call the attention. Of the
Ladies' 70 ny large and we'll selected stock q
tall aad winter goods, which will sell 81 Cincin.
natl Psices. Ny stock consists Of silk, straw anl
vclvst bonneis; also, splendid assortment Of rib
nons nowers and fcathers selected With great ease
Yos win Aad everything in the Millinery -
Fancy business, 1t my sstablishmsat, Ia the latest
fashson. l am slsc prepared 70 ~ I'll work II my
bnsinsss at the shortest notice, such q lining,
trimming, bleaching, pressing and making bounsis
OF every description, TO order. will warrant Ill
work to give satisfsction
Coas one, come all. No trouble 70 show good
= Mrs. 0tsnny's, No. rs, yohnson street, beswesn
lad and =, directly opposite Dinners Saloon.
sept36.d1y MRS. 0LENNY.
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0anhossan Life IN ara see CoAn pan /,
LAG ROADWAY. NEW YORK.

40 b8VADWAH, INV fUHK.
- CssA CspssisM Acesnssistiom 100000.
hEEOSITED tioo, 900 With the Comptrolienof The
~ state VI New Yurk, Tor ihs security II Peliey
holders. In sAaihoa which tke steckhe lders are
Dsnooslly liable. Among ths Directors ere tbs
nost wealthy ed influential eatiScns Of New fsrk.
This u stock Company, returning 10 the as
sseed 81 per cent. u ali che pruts tsi-snnualiy
party 80 yeags IT age nssy secure - bis family,
free from lhc claims Of his ssdi,ers, for sbost 80
osats per vsst. policy for $1,000.
y 10 wosid not spars this sum Tor .ths grstihes-
tion Of reelection, on sick b<d o. in case Vi scs-
dsst, that II all else fail, hs had made esrtais
provision Tor his family IL would tighten his
pain, and do more for his recovery than medicine.
N. b. MORGAN, Pres't.
CT. WunpLs, S<e'y.
Prospectus, with ell neccnary information, fer
nishsd BY RfckEY 4 SIMPSON, ACTS.
Poet oAce building,
augs-dly keokuk, lowe
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I oSG Wood, Short Wood, Split W cod, Dry Wood,
IL and Wood by tho loAd or cord, cen bc had at
fair rates and short notice, by leaving orders atthe
Wood Dspat. near the depot Of the IT. Dcs Moines
T. r., OF At Baldwin Eyans' corner Of Main and
Ath sts.. ksokuk. IuoyI8-dtf
shall tho Maaufacs cries % koOk NJ
DO Susta1neA!
rs AQUESTI0N or VITAL IMPORTANCE no
1uF FUIUhEINfEkESIS OfOCRcITY.
Citizens are invited To call Ut IL warsreoms Of
the Keokuk Furniture MAnufactory, l38 MAin-st.,
snd examine our stock Of parlor, CHAMBER. and
Diuips Rsom Furniture. Our assortment l. nov
complete. and We nanafsctu ring variety Of
articles entirely 70 the trade, which for stylc,
*orkmans ship and flatsA cannot BE- exeellsd BY any
house. East or West.
decIT-d KILBouRNR 3 DAVIS.
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JUDICIAL WAR AGAINST PoLYcAxY.-Judge
Drummond, in opening the July term of the
Z. 5. District Court for Utah, at Genoa, in
tina. Territory, charged the grand jury
strongly against rolygamy. lie quoted from
the L. s. law against lcwdness, which pre-
sides penalty Of from six months TO ten
years imprisonment, and Gne of not more
than . thousand dollars, for fornicasion and
adultery, and applies il to the case Of the
Mormons.
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a CARD.
.nUR o6hces win BIZ c1osed on Thursday, the 25th.
- Christmas day. and Thursday, January 1st-
Notes and BILLS maturing thoso dates will be ex-
pected to be paid on the day previous.
FlCkLEN 4 LUCAS,
HATCH THOMPSON,
CHAPLIN l. LEE,
GEO. q. ANDERSON,
decg4d2t FORD, GoRiAM 4 FORD.
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The above CopAnies adjust aud pay ali losses
eqsitably and promptly.
wM. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
dccI-dim Sccond.st.
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BY KENDELL, HOWE I 90.

Dx hLNDLAA, 1lOVG - W.
Christmas Presents ~ AucslonJ
NTE viii sell at our Sales Room, on I'd street,
w commencing SATURDAY EVENING, Disc.
20, and continue every evening until after CArist-
mas, large invoice Of Fancy 1oods, Jsvslsy ana
Watches, Toys, Ac., &c. Of every variety Al style,
md the finest quality.
The above invoice consigr cd expressly for the
coming Holidays, and must be sold without
Ec-We will sell during the day 1t Auction
Prices. Ladies respectfully invited TO cali and
KENDALL. HOWE FELT.
dee2o-d6s Auotionesu.
HOOK DINDEns.
I TARBELL SON have just received Ans o.
y. sortment Of DENY, Msdisn, Folio, and other
decisdiw-wsm PRINTIR's DEPOT
NEW Books.
II 1FLK, Axe and saddiebsgs, and other Lectures,
II Ly Rev. Wm H. Milbarn. For sole At
declS d OGDENT
City Bookstore. 50 AAin-st.
M 6KMON WIcEs--A Narrative ofjRact stranger
WI than Fiction, By vetoria Nett. raiisr. Jas.
dsels.d Cit, Boess.sr store 81 ! n.i.-...
II NIGHTS. AND THEIK DAYS, 81 Dr. Doran
IN author Of "Lives Of the Queens Of England Of
: :. 81. il.h.d cAvE4 BAiLEY.
A PoIOGY-To my old customer, aad The L.
"A dds in particular, owe apology for recent
change in tho inside arrangement and Outside APP
pesrsass Il my establishment.
Though II was not until sitter patient and thor
ough ueyal invsstiga alton thst became convinced
Of the error In the style of my sga that submit
ted - chang Bat In changing 1t from "Ladits'
Shoe Shop" have not ceased 10 anufacture all
kinds of Ladies shoes, ~ before, but have In ad-
dtion, engaged in Boot making for their Husbands
Broshers, eous and Lovers, % thst aow Gil your
family and friends cam be accommodated at one
shop-The ONLY ONE IN KEexok where you can get
any thing in the Boo. and Shoe line, made 10 order.
is 1t .. A. DUKES boot and shop, No. So Main
street where, also, the bst quAlity snA greatest
variety of Eastern work il kept for sale cheap.
Come and examine the gssds and buy, or leave
orders, which will Be promptly attended y ~
novl7 b. A. DUKE.
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l4anAs ana Lists Ger sale.
.lln A.nkn VI lama, band feairie, win b.
OWU soA Tor oash, " msseAAntahls dry rood.
~ acres, Ave miles est on the Ksokuk snl Best
Deam0iaes b. r. s s49 n, sT1sT
lot in Williams Perrys aAlitioa, 8 dssiraAas
lecst on for residence.
Also, houae ard lot situated IN the central part
Of tbs city.
Pr particulars, Inquire Of
O. B. INGALLS, 4 Co.,
Ooce In rear Of Esq. Stotts, cor. sd Main- sts.
Kcokuk, rpyf0 an
ES0R sals = : haTsaia, two-horss BV9sy, near-
~ new And In Arst rate order. Apply q
WILKINSON AxkdHALI.
0see CAr. Main and Third.
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STAR ms CO.. OF OGDENsBURGH, N. y,
CAPITAL 3l00, 900.
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HOOK DHNDkNN.
Il TARBELL SON have just rsssivcd . Ans -
y. sortment Of Deny, Msdisn, Folio, and Other
papers suitable TO the trade. At the
deci 8dl w-w3m PRINTER'E DEPOT
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PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 3200, 900.
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Latest Arrival,
pf Steamer ork State. 500 pair mems calf
~ hair lined Over Shoes,
400 pair women . calf hair lined Over Shoes,
soc i" men . Buffalo /"
loo cases mems best Kip Boots.
SO Z" boys', youths and children q Boots,
COO pair women calf boots,
500 Kip Lace Boots.
dec20dl wdw2t VIZ. THOMPSON
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-10
Accident and Death.

Through a letter 10 citizen Of Eaton, we
have been placed in poss ession Of The pnrtic-
ulars Of painful accident, that occurred in
Camden, in this county, and which resulted
inthe death ola young man Of that place, by
the name of w. r. BENNETT. The circnm-
stances are these. On Monday last, Mr.. Ben
nett was requested TO accompany a Mr.. zlm
norman 10 the Pork House of Mr.. Myers, to
assist him 10 load his Wagon with barrels oil
tallow and beef hides, which after being done,
the deceased seated himself upon The materia
in the Wagon 10 return. He-had proceeded
but o few rods, when from a sudden jolt,
caused by The front wheel striking o large log,
he was thrown from his seat upon the ground
in such a manner that the front and hind
wheels Of the wagon passed over his body
crushing in his breast bone, causing his death
in about thirty minutes, apparently without
any pain. The deceased was about 26 years
OF age, and Of industrious habits.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOL JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COUNT,
RUFUS II. RANNEY.
BOARD of puBric WORKS,
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
COMMISSIONERS or COMMON Schools
III, III. BARNEY.
-uTon our first page will be founasan article

iron our first page will be foundSan article
under the caption Of "The candidate Of the
Specklcd Pariy-The Record'-by which it
will be seen that ON a question relating to q
number Of r~e-capturei slaves, Fremonts vote
lis recorded among those of the South, VIII
such men as Butler, Atchison, Dawson, Hun
ter, and others;--and against Hale, Chase
DAYTON, and other Northern free soilers. On
ahe same question the name offs. A, Douglas,
a man who the Republicans have illuminated
beyond all decency, is among those OF Hale,
and Seward, whilst that Of their "Woolly
Horsen candidate is recorded with Soule and
. Others, who is considered by the opposition as
the very "incsrnation o. Slaveocracy." He also
voted against an amendment TO abolish SLAYER,
, in the District Of Columbia. And this is some
of the "antecedents' Of the canaidsts that
the ''great freedom party" art attempting tc
'humbug the people to'support, for the hignes'
Office in their gift. II remains TO be seer
whether they will tamely submit to be i'm
posed upon b, demngoguesafter the spoils. Mr.
Fremont will find out that, he has not placed
himself into ss successful hands as he did hi
'sWoolly Horse" and that. the days Of hum
buggery are passed. u
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-10
sirn, Of tie Campaien.

The Boston Times states that Coll Mea-
cham. Thomas b. Messenger, G. N. Anpoble,
ESQ, /; DR.. WIN. o. johnson, Oliver j. Rand
and A. II. Stevens, all prominent oid-lins
Wings, in Cambridge, Massachusetts,, are GU.
for Buchanan aud Bieckinridge, and remarks
that there are but q few OF the act We Old-line
Wings in that locality who have not espoused
the Democratic cause. 1t further says:
But j, is not 10 Cambridge alone that these
refreshing evidences Of o heullLful public
sentiment ale confined; for, among other SINH
lar indications in cities adjacent 10 ours, old
patriotic Charlestowu has spoken with power
and effect.
The ball is rolling on beautifully all aLout
US, and il needs bpt united effort anon alb
the opponents Of B lack Republicanism TO give
the Slate OF Massachusetts 10 the Democratic
nominees. rs.Shall il be donei
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-10
somebody pealy Bit.

80
The New York Express, Fillmore paper,
Is worrying the Fremont Abolitionists badly
with FREnoSr's vote, the short space ofiime
he was in the United States Senate. Thatps.
per, after giving an account ofthe efforts Of
Seward, Chase, Hale, and ofhes, 10 abol ish
the slave trade in the District OF Columbia,
says:
Well, what did Senator Fremont dot Sep
TENDER l2Ih, 1850, fsee the Senate Journal OF
1850, D. 626, y he is recorded as voting AGAINST
THE ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN THAT DfsrRirf.
September 10th, 1850, William H. Seward
introduced, in lieu Of the bill 10 abolish The
slave trade in the District Of, Columbis, the
following substitute:
Sec. 1. Slavery shall forever cease within
The District OF Columbia, and all persons held
in bondage therein shall be Tree.
The Secretary Of the Interior shall auditand
pay 10 all persons holding slaves within The
District at the time that this act takes effect,
such damages as they shall suffer by the pas
sage thereof, and the sum Of two bundled
thoussHd dollars is hereby appropriated to
carry this oct into execution, out D. any money
in The Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2. An election shall be held in the
Dis,rist Of Columbia to ascertain whether this
bill is approved by the people, Those who
approve The act shall express theft approhation
by a ballot containing the words ~"against
emancipation in the Disttiot." All persons
entitled 10 vote for any municipal officer 10 the
District, and ell citizens OF the United States
residing in the District permanently, shall be
deemed qualified 10 vote al such eleolion.-
Such election shall be held within six months
from the passage Of this act, and on public no.
tice Of not less than three months, to be given
by the Marshal Of the sDistriot. ia majority
of the voles given at such election shall be in
favor of this act, i, shall go into effect imme-
diately. IT q majority OF the votes shall be-
against the same, this act shall be void and of
no effect.
The vote on this proposition and substitute
was
Ayes-Chase, (now Governor Of ohio;)
Dodge, (ofWisconsin. Democrat Hale, (now,
and again United States Senator;) Seward, (of
New York J and Upham, tof Vermont, now
desd.)
Noes--45-with the whole South, en- masse
and Fremont.