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1uYpr Subscriber has for sale ten thousand Of
land on the of Blue Creek. OF superior quail
ty for wheat grass corn tobacco, hemp aax DC Title
ndisputabe and warranted Blue Creek ID naVisaole 10
Eendsi', Min for bonts Of ten tone There
hundred acres in high state Of cultivation good house,
orchard and excellent water, mill sris mii and boat
iii lumber at Kanayha Salines and Cincinnati There Is
also abundance Of buminous and camel COAL iron ore
&C. accessible for shipping.
Itis seldom tract offering such Inducements TO iarm
ers rruziers or capitalists, il offered
These lands are l3 miles from Kanawhs Sanes, from
Charleston Kanswha with water carriage to any POINT
for grain lumber coa, &c
TERMS-The entre tract is offered at 50 per acre. one
third cash. balance a term OF years. ~.
Persons desiring visit the lands will cd on me AZ NJ
''''e' HENRY NJ PRICE:, Land Agent.
EB-Ihuye also several tracts OF improved and unlul
80 y. L. ,J ~ N;choIss and Brextou H. NJ. l..
~ Ii.s 10 enr. LExnnniner and Whig copy c3In.
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LFron. the s,aun.on (va.l vindicn;or.


The speech of j. NJ. Bolts delivered i'll Richmond
in August last, before the Know -Sothings and Wings
of that city, made its appearance in the ~ \. Her
aid of the lith inst. This Black Republican speech,
delivered in the metropolis of Virginia, by the bold
and reckless leader of the know.Nothng and Whig
parties Of Virginia, is heralded in display OF large
capitals, and with flourish of trunpets, before the
Fremont party of the North, az the evidence OF q
"revOiution in the sentiment" Of the South. The
Herald declares that it will be valuable election
eering document for Fremont" That "there are
many weak backed people at the North-and partlcu-
larry in New Jersey ana Pennsy ylvsnia-who are
frightened by the cry Of disuuion but who would be
glad to vote for Fremont were this bug.bear out OF
the way. Mr.. Bolts, representing the came popula-
ton at the South, has laid this ghost He declares
many times, that "whaever may be the result OF the
contest, the Union will be in no sort of danger"
We have always believed that Bolts efforts not on
ly tended TO- but were in effect powerful efforts in be-
half Of Black Republcapism. II is true, he declares
that he is the advocate of Fillmores election, but
this only makes his attacks upon the South the more
insidious and dangerous. II will be seen from the
Herald, to what the speech s to be applet and
the etfec, it will have at the North IL Is to bring to
the support OF Fremont the "weak backed who
feared that his election would produce dissolution OF
the Union, &c.
ed the Fremont National Convention he was proh!'
bised from returning to this State, but Botts whose et
forts tend thousand times more powerfully TO the cleo
ton Of Fremont, is permitted to disseminate MS po-
broadcast over the whOle commonwealth siIHpiS
| because he says he is supporting Fillmore Inc
uGme Of Fillmore is the mask that covers the rea!
character of this Southern wolf with Northern NAV.
that prowls unrestrained over the State preparing
his party for submission TO the election Of Fremont
| and the sutugalion of the South.
But, unfortunately there is more than one wolt III
| the Virginia fold. This Richmond speech OF Bolts
has been repeated various places n the State, and
| continues to be industrousy peddled around. and
has been almost uniformly endorsed by his party sub
| alterns.
| Whom he delivered his speech at Saunton, we are
| told, it was endorsed before the audience by Mr
Stuart the President of the meeting, and by Mr
Imboden, the KnowNo,hinS Eector for this Dis
| trict.
We were astonished that Messrs. Stuart and limbo
den would endorse the sentiments of MIR. Bolts, atel
the strong denunciatiOn that was heaped upon HIN
| in Richmond last winter. They certainly were car
ried away by the excitement OF the occasion, anC
were not conscious OF the position they were taking
They owe it 10 themselves and the South, to imme
dately correct the impression TINT has been mad
upon the public mind. They should at once cut loos
from Bolts and set the opposition party aright before
the North through the New York Herald.
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yHTIRIE TNvERN IN KING WILLIAM
rnrNTy FOR

TIME subscribers authorized 10 sell the farm in
II King William owned by Mr.. Thomas J. Valentine.
Iii 20 miles from Richmond, 2 miles from the Panun.
Nv River and adoin the lands OF Capt. Martin Drewry
X between 800 aud 400 acres has good dwelling
bouse with six rooms and all necessary out houses. A
large portion of il is very superior swamp land part o
which ia cleared well drained and now in cultivation
large portion OF the high land in CULTIVATION lies well
rabe one and this place has always been noed TO! ito
healthy location.
Mr. Crenshaw living tee paca, VIII show It 10 any
person wishing TO purchase.
The stock psatation utensils, &C. can DC purchased
with the farm, If desired. Apply to
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TWr\Ty DOLLARS REWARD.

uygg above reward will BE paid for the apprehension
and :save.y 70 NE in some jail in ;ae STATE, 50
Z 4 q, ar again. OF my slave LlNsEi. purchaser
T =, g,cb-nond las, winter, of Mr.. C.endeu!H. be
80 ~ N.r,srIe ana has vito i: the county OF
s,n:.sr iis : doubtless lurking a5ou; Eicamond or
b, gone 90 Agoasrle or Buckingham or may pro0soy
yyi,- . aa: ~ way 20 free state
:.er :e.: eleven inches SIX feet TALL s'raisat
y ..cusr and .e.! formed and a5ou; i0years OF age
JAMES II. COX,
,,-l- w-S-rppocy p o. Chesterfield Co.
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TIE sOI-THERN PRESS on BOTTS.

Bolts publishes in his private organ number OF
commitments which his speech has elected from his
Black Republican correspondents. Silly e1pedient OF
a convicted traitor!
That the Bolts tail in this city do not represent the
sentiment of the State and the South, no man will pre-
tend to assert. Still it is we'll to know how universal
" he is loabed, desested and repudiated by decent
peoue. The following articles from the Southern
press will supply this useful information:
From the Mai,Isburg (Va Republican,
THE BOrTS SPEECH.
For years past, John Minor Bolts has been uni
yersaily considered au i'll used man. He has been
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OFFER for sale, privately one tract Of land contain
the South side of New River q miles from Ee.bcru. the
county scat of Pulaski and miles from Newborn Depot
on the Va and Tennessee Railroad Said land iswel wa
tered having upon it five or six unfaiang linestone
snrnss There 10 sbout 200 of cleared land icC
acres of which 10 No. bottom land will take pleasure
in showing the land TO those who may wish to
A"u win "A'" D. NJ CLOYD,
Newberu, Pulaski CO., Va
Reference: B. F. Wrsoa, Newbern, Va.
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AGENTS.
THOMAS =. GILLIAN
:. STLEL, AND METAL WAREHOUSE,

!HOS, SIEEL AND MtiAL "AREHOJSt.
So. q. 3oLLISGBEoOE STREET, PETERSBURG. VA
HAVE. established ilysei. tor the transaction OF
General i.oa Steel ani Metal business. and invite the
.:I0u Virginia and North Carolina merchants. visit.
: ii. gA:xe: examination OF my large and varied
= 'a"a my arrangement. being such as Will enable
:. . -"' a: 'as lowcs. ra:es
h&,t. Nsca!aists Biacksmi,hs, and the trade gene.
~ vii aad their interest examine my stock be-
r. Pg!ra..2s s..ewh.re.
D;is:s thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
>-g. i-cl.n THOS s. GILLIAN.
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FARM n CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR


HAVING removed to Richmond, offer for sale, iny
IL Farm lying in the county ot Charles City. to =
miles from the James River and - miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing $40 about clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the use
of h:ne clover plaster &c There good Dwelling, aad
ali necessary ou,.houses nearly Also excellent;
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could oe very conve,
ni.prly divided ntotwo containing 800 and the other
2Io acres. Persons wishing 20 purchase Farm in the
mos, productive aud rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
would do well examine this property rs am disposed
TO sell on liberal and accommodating terms
The overseer my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm to any one wishing TO purchase
Address DR. o. A. CREESHAW,
rnne Q-crf Hnx No a7i. Richmond. Va
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FARM IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. on WAKE 6;t
RIVER ONE AND HALF NILES BELOW Ihh

COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE. v p p-r
T1NHE subscribers are authorised BY Mr. s. w. q fLy
o! to sell the farm located as al above, eaea ;re
about half i. omen land and the balance mostly in ogl
nal growth ofpnc oak ohesnut and cedar The 6uinng
on the place are out of repair and consist OF dwens
sion given at the end OF the year 10 considered very
valuable by reason of the fine oyster beds 70
Mr.. John T. Sewe Of Gloucester Court House. wno ~
well acquainted with the Farm will cheeriuiy gave any
Information about 1t that may be desired.
TERhs-One third cash, balance at and years. oeA'
ing interest properly secured As the owner has deter
mined 10 SELL those who may wish to purchase, are re-
quested to make early application.
For further particulars apply to
GODDIN APPERSON,
Sept ls-clm Richmond, Va.
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TV 1ZTy-EIyE DOLLARS REWARD.

~ S,wAY from the suhsct!eeG 90 s.:aa{ ;Is Sysi 20
= ,5r sbsul7 years Of age, FIVE feet three o: tour
"a :.h .sther thick set, about the color OF ginger!
az, ;., face and large eyes has habit OF roihng a!s
@ fcn ,skipr or Ching which look very white at
.,.rs.. "a I,te inclined 10 swagger and drag MS
:. a6cz walking lie Is carpenter by trade, was born
,ei IN Richmond Virginia and will, perhaps try to
~ - -, me above reward 70. his apprehension and
me o. for his conGnemen, in any Jail! TO that
-! g, ~. ~ nv - E COLBERT,
= Eew-Beru. n. C..
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NOTICE.
IN name DAVID, ,ometime. called

1la:. lo4r u.Sro men name DAVID, sometimes caiieo
i CaOCNETT. CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE, E,"no ran
s,y u e :h October, 1855 are yet at iafse see su
s-..,l.I, ! :ba, dat. in the Richmond Enquirer EX'
aiae- 81 Daily Dispatch which will give DESCRIPTION OF
ID le.tyet Wcwil give sddirona! reward .. r lf
= DOLLARS .or the delivery OF either OF iaeih 20 US;
o:,s q al. where can get theni or t"o nu""'eu
az. /: :sx-n OH, OF the State OF Virginia
;5; 2t-c.. JONES o. SLa EiN
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'-' ABLE FARM AND MILLING: PROPER.

J.. Hons. w AS'es OF land, with good Dwelling and
va all necessary out.houses and a large
lasos,sasNHl NIL snd Saw Mil, situated in the county
-.ss.a' on Slate River, Ia navigable stream) 8
r. 20 ,ne court House, and l2 miles from James
i ss inferred I,.s fine stand for mercb,ndiz;n"
gu.!r 1-'h with the store and dwelling, can be sold
s..u. ION rom the Farm, if purchasers desire il
c,.s., ,"eoinElodstin;. " Address the subscriber a,
s.g-c.,' +. O, Buckingham County, Va.
GEORGE CHAMBERS
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR X DrSSArAST.
RM. F. RITCHlE Il ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1856.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-26
'LIFAX LAND FOR SALE, NEAR CLOVER
ALTON. RICHMOND AND DAEVlLLE KALI

Ds ER 10! -a!e two distinc. tracts OF land One OF
n!a tracts les On the waters OF Clover creek ana
= BRANCH, between Mosoley'E ferry on Stannton nv
"a Lover Station, sud within and hall miles OF
pot nc farm contains about i've hundred acres OF
oi "a!ch there !s some beautiful creek aud branch
'"a ne balance tair high land, IN cultivation The
~, veil wa,ered and contains about $50 acres In or
~ iorest, o winch there IS great deal of superior
S1e timber, ana pine and OAK 70. building purposes-
4 tract has no dwelling Gnr
ne othcr tract Contains about 49, .cr.s nf which about
cres are IN cultivation, and OF tina ,hers !. ,ome ne
ach DAT, and the balance fair sh had in nr ,,a,e Of
2'ovement There is il a small orchard yi.h about
Jogns gratis Of delicious fruit, growing tenu,iuy,
!! very ane clover lot.
ae dwelling house has six rooms medical ofc. with
&c 'o9;a Kitchen meat house and lumber room nm
one 'o0:; stable corn house and forage room undcr
an ice house, with large forage room over il.
aef .!'h o,her necessary buildings io- servants. &c
e*e o. superior water The dwelling is wi,h:nle
'ae NILE Of Clover Station, which renders desra
y seai.";nea OF Petersburg or Richmond who wish 10
"'e country residence, it being Only ninety -four
{s':;os! Richmond
"c"''on ,s d hne one for either a male or female
-. -, and very healthy situation.
.etns vii! be made satisfactory.
! .eo OF conveyance will be- made TO the purchaser,
,.. i % oe secured by deed Of trust on the land
. seq, zoe - t:4 ":4 be given at any time.
= i.-cI. WM II yV00TTnN
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MONROE SPRINGS fUK SAI.E-

=
Il gether with all appurenances consisting Of an s"&
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding, Household and 4.As
Kitchen Furniture; also, Crockery, Cutlery, The
Springs situated in the Northwestern part Of Monroe
county Ala in mile of the Mobile and Grard railroad
ana the distance from the Mobile stage line. The
belonging the Springs contains $50 acres OF No
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak pop
lar gum mulberry elm holly, Spanish OAK with ui
dercrowth OF stink bush buckeye sumach and other un
iergrowth indicating rich soil About 100 OF the
above lands is in high OF cultivation and will pro-
iucc 1900 pounds OF cotton the The build
inrs are in good condition. with large and commodiOus
Hotel and winter residence for family nlso T.n.pin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, TWO Ball
Rooms of which nifty yards distant from The
hotel Also, roomy Stables together with Corn Crbs
Negro Houses, etc In fact there is nothing wanting TO
make this OF the desirable watering places the
South the stands in high reputc in the
state Testimonials Of the fact be produced If
qured.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments, with notes and approved security. mort
gage OF the place
Any person wishing to engage In business Of the kind
would do well to examine these Springs, the business
could be commenced without any outlay, for groce
.ies ;hereis an arpl? srpSy & things necessary Tor
hotel hus.LeAc Any number OF sheep can be had 81
beet az cen:S turkeys IS cents chickens al l23
cents eggs 10 per dozen, butter at Is cents
For farther particulars apply to G. E. Haynes Esq Ga
ze;e Office Cahaba, Alabama, or myself al tho Syringe
June ?-6m J ENGLISH, Trustee.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Tract oil Land, containing about
700 lying in the county of PittsylvHnn. iume.
tiatey on the line Of the Richmond and Danvc Rail
Road aud vii, four miles OF Dcpo;s. The IN.
provcments consist OF new two story dwelling house,
with rooms and passage each room having good
6ra place. The outbuiiings mostly now. and are
sufficient for the purposes ot the plantation The land
in hne Of improvements The larger portion OF the III
grass. and part Tinothy, is we'll adapted to corn,
wheat and tobacco lies section OF the hncst To-
5accc region III the State well tmhcrcd and watcred
and hns on il some 100 trees of select trut, within
the last three years The situation comnhnds ne view
OF the passing and capable OF being made one OF
the most beautiful on the line OF the road between Rich
mond and Danvle.
Persons wishing purchase invited to inspect the
premises correspond with the subscriber directinsto
Whitloc Post Office. Isiisx county Va.
Sept l0-ctf WIN. RlSON.
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CI-,S0 STPFRCEDED

1NME UNDERSIGNED. located NJ FlsheTsv'iIe' Ausus
:. comfy virginia are prepared To furnish the very
& s.;,cle OF PURE LINE" burned on toe most ap
si TnOmsston plan containing more OF lie ollsihai
e-.,es thsn sny other Lime burned IN the stafe ana
=. co.. which will cuabl. the farmer 10 improve MS
ru,i land. cheaper khan ne has heret0'ors hsd an
rtun!ty of doing We propose 10 deliver on INC CUE
! : place SLACSED LINE a. cents per ousnei, o
d STIC LINE a, One Shilling per bushei when useu
,;-rul,ursl purposes. The iberslty OF the virgins
k-l:> Rail Road Company has so much reduced the
mis- article as 20 enable all 10 use "a; trfins
|y5r- x.el compared with Guano. All must aud WIZ
''-s. Sae the on. IS only TEMPORARY, the otheE ID
;-aI,>gST improv-r OF the soil.
.,-.u-u purpOscs Il s thio~n IN 'nS cars Ioo'e,
~. ..,,n,r n. coz; OF oArEeng. lotne HlecHHh!G
j. can -.;.n,lv recommend Lime as beng equa
,..cs r.Id and whi:cness 20 Any IN IN" world Out
.e: ~ ~ in Ticrccs iu size. and warranted az ~
- p4: rerce ct the Ki,ns. II ecusl Why nor use III
:e, gi charges on Li:r- by the Virginia Central Ru
t. C1n,ny Der Car Load of Six Tons, loose or IN oa"
J., S,cl,ond Sle Atlee'-, SIS Peaks Hanover Court
.- ,.I Wicxhau,'s, SO; Junction, Sio; Hueiets
.. rad Ande.son's SIS Frederick Hall, Bampas ana
.s.- ban, si3 Louisa Court House and Io!ersTllg
Trsy,tau. SlU: Gorionsvilie, Lindsay 8, ana C9,u
b = Kcsx:s and Shudwe! -: Chariottesg!'lc'
~ Woylville Msachur:'s River and GREENWOOD luh'
AGENTS.
IL. r NiEOi. * BROS .:a5 hl5emarle county.
&. II. NAEN. Gg-:Ou.re. and The Depot ASents from
20 20 Richmond authorized agents TO receive
=rs for LINE.
|. + BUTLER & co, OF Richmond. for that place:
.r 2-r rii 1i,h Orr BROWN & NORRIS
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reprosch throughout virginia and ,bs Sou,b. W.
call upon the people from due regard To- ,EIr -s:
~ III this crisis. I" visit him and his ab,rrors hin,r
sternest wrath. And w. beg W., imn,o-.. th,, No.
Rs'ertnrt !, "p ~, R,. I.Te 70 take warning -">
bukc him, because i, their platform and in their
name thar he speaks.
To invite him 10 speakto applaud his ira:rriial
assault upon oursevcs-to let hi. mad raviu,. % og,
to strengthen the treason aui gladden. thu h.nrts "j
our assailans-are prepared :or this Are W. T.,
take this the result ot Fi!im"reism AMI su:.Sr.
braskaism in Virginia l. ms the effect ot the ili
draught Then lei the msddeuing cup be dashed o
earth. Let total abstinence De the remedy. ;.
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pie of the South will resent any OUTRAGE ON their
rights
Davis has now delivered his speech. BurDgamc
may next address the people of Virginia. by invita-.
tiun Of the Fillmore party of Richmond.
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pUL,AsKI LAND HOR SALE,

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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-24
coup..tiopt El.otion.

The RESULT Of The late election establishes
the probability slmOst The certainty, thai The
Democracy will carry the State next fall by Z
Iiasge majority. In the city OF HsrtfrTd the
vote was for Ingham. dem, fTss, Minor h. n.
1916. Welles, .fteesoil, $50. James Dixon The
fusion candidate foreSensior was defested for
the first time. The Hartford times says:
'10ld Hartford has done her duty WE'LL
Here, where is the home Of The Hon. Isaac
foucey, he man who has been most s~araeely
attacked and shameful lily sbused-hese, where
they made an issue upon him the nest bitter
and malignant, and where personal envy and
hate did is wOrst-t the democratic triumph is
more signal than in almost any other town.
Ia. Gov. Minors own own and old strong
hold Of ibe wing party-the democratic repie-
seniaiiFes are elected by over one hundred
majority, and Ingbsm beats MiaoI by 1856 /
Out ola large number OF new voters made
In Meriden, only one was found unable TO read
and he was q nat iue american.
The New Haven Register thus advises the
Democracy Of HE Union Of the substantial tri-
-umph obtained ia that old city.
"A noble work was done in New Haven
yesterday. With a majority Of $50 s%gainsl Us
at the last eleclion-with The two organs OF
the city, inscriptions as they were violent
in their opposition-with faneticism eentetiag
all the efforts OF its Beechers, and Phillips,
and Gsrtisons, upon US. with q town CLERK
and selectmen bitterly hostile to US, and
throwing every obstacle. by means OF their reg
istry machinery, in the way Of our voiers-ia
spite Of oil this, and much more, 10 dissncouf-
age US We have elected our repress natives
flor James ,Punderford was fairly elected, and
will have his sesll aud for the FIRST time elect.
ed our senator from this district. We give o
democratic vote OF 2328l
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-24
Ihe Admission of Kanaaa.

The Washington corresponds Mt Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, a.sagacious obser.
Yer, and usually well posted in public matters,
writes os follows, uader date Of April II;
"Senato, Douglas has given notice of bis in.
ien!ion 10 get a vote on bis Kansas Stale Bill
nj an eorly DAY, and there is no doubt that 1t
wild pass that boCy bya very large majority; and
The Republicans can hardly defeat il in the
House. But il they do not kill it, il will KIN
them. and they know il; for its enactment will
settle The Kanses difficulty SO entirely that il
cannot be revived. 1t will settle il in a legal
and constitutional mode. and in a mode con-
forming also iih the principles OF the Kansas
Nebraska Bill. 1t wilt enable Kansas 10 come
into the Uuion at The next Session ss a free
State, but 10 Q regular and constitutional man.
neT, and not through the action and under tie
menace Of the Abolition agila.ors."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-24
The Albany Eleetion outraee.

The Albany Ahas aud Argus thus speaks OF
the outToses perpetiaied blythe Know Nothing
board Of csnvassers in that city in rejecting
and throwing outlwo wards, in order TO beat
The Democratic candidate for Mayor. Il says:
"We think w can assure our friends with
entire confidence ttat on the first Tuesday OF
May next, uhe day appointed by law Mr..
Quackenbush will be Mayor OF the city, fully
authorized aud duly recognized, and that the
sham procedure OF The Common Council 10
Cheat him OF his seat will ploye an ulter fnil-
ufe--covering AVS Hathors = it'll O ridicule and
the public odium.
owe congratulate The citizens upon having
ss excellent Q Chiei Magistrate as DR.. Quack
enbush viii prove niellige ai. hon-st, cner
gelic. snda Fespecier and upbolder Of the laws,
end 90 enemy 10 municipal ~usurpalion and
fraud"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-24
RoWnYIsM.

We have oflen thought that there is not
another Town in all our Western copniry that
is so supetlatively cursed " It'll a baud Of low,
degraded, contemplate, villsiaous scOund'els,
as our own. Darkness no sooner envelopes
the esrtb, than this band OF "sleet walkers,
and midn ight prowlers, issue forth from their
vile dens, with bloated faces and footed breath,
prepared to engage in any devilmenL from the
robbIng Of a hen coop, 10 The destruction Of
private property. Every store box, barrel
stsPs.o' lauder, that can be laid hold OF by
this infomous band of proving Arabs, rs
found 10 the morning, either split into kind.
ling wood or erected into mock barriers across
our Streets business signs torn down ond re.
moved into other parts of the town, or shiver-
ed 10 pisces-small larceaies committed, and.
every species Of malicious mischief perpetra
ted thai a lew reckless, law less and degraded
counterfeit specimens Of the human species
can devise. We will give 8 TO any one who
will give Us The names Of the miserable
wrelches who took down and split 10 pieces