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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23
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VIRGINIA. At Rulesheldin III: clerks
Y offre of the Circuit Ut Of Wyoming
II the fl st Monday in Oct. 1856.
~ VawttI, Pack & Co., Compps
Against b.. -
Mand,rville F. jerks, Tomas In
Bragg. An4 stus Ball & Win. Chancery.
Mullins, Dtfs.
The objectst this suit is to set aside Deed
in trust executed by >MandersIlle F. jerks
10 Jonas Bragg trustee to secure Augustus
Ball, and 10 subjee, the !an't conveyed there
into the Judgment firn of the plaintiffs. for
the recovery OF debt due from said Jerks 10
sa d complainant, and il appearing from sat
is ractory evidence that the SAID Mimitrxille
p Jenks,'s nonresident OF THIS Common
wealth, il is ordered that they do appear he re
within one month afte due nblication here d
q I'D do what is necessary to pratict his inter
eat in the premises Ieste:
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XYANKEE NOrIONs.-sueh as: Combs.
buttons, Pins, Needles. Thread, nooAs
and Eyes, Porte Monnaies, snd ese!lIa !.
that . kept in notion house.; az sSTSpF,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

seeadyertisement Of Richmond's Dag
urfeian Gallery in another uolumn. i
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Notice.

r HEREBY notify all persons against buying
trading for note giveulby me to war
der. .Brokaw & Child. for the sum Of seventy
dollars: dated Gallipolis, Ohio May -, 10 .;
and nsysbie the Isl, Move nber, 1856, ash II
refuse 10 p'y 'ne RICHARD SMELL. 4
Buffalo. Va, Sc ptemher, IL. 1885, =.
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VryANTED.-I will pay the highest mar
wv lei price for sll kinds Of country pro,
dnce delivered st my Etors:
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New Store and New Goods |!
A. v. DONNAILY.

No. y '
New Store and New Goods!
Av. DONNALLY,
MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS NORTH or mn
puTNAM HOUSE, BuffALo, VA, u
LIS just received and Il now opening Id
1l,shis new and splendid store house,
dne stock Of 7.'7'I
NEW GOOD s,
which have been selected with great care. e..
ecia!ly for this market. to which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of the eli.
Szeps Of Buffalo and vicinity. HIS stock has
been bought with the cash, euab bling linn % buy
much lower than those who purchase their
goods on time. His stock consists in part VI
Dry Goods, /.
/. Ready-Mnde Clothing.
Groceries,
ID. ConfectiOnaries, &c.
Call and examine his goods and Prices, %
he 10 de: rmined to 81 II them low.
yln36if ----s ss
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i, BARKsDALE . READ, ). READ
Tobacco and Commission Merchants,
~. 5 RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
! I - --i ,r
=. f. ~ Refer to ~
VIM. H. Mcfarland, Esq. ,, Richmond.
Samuel Hannah, + 4 49,. =, /.
James I: Can. > f,Esqs.. Ksnawha.:
/. Thos. Fife, gag, 49,
*jno. Q. Lewis. lii ~ ,!...,,,5
Lewis S: Bowling = Esqs, Putnam:
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TOBACCO FACTORY.
R n. 3 ON,

GTILL continues to manufacture To.
~ BACCo and CIGARS. He; wonld
especially invite the attention of Ner-
chants 70 his Tobacco. pledging "a sell
at the very lowest prices.
June. 4, 1856. n9v2tf. '.3@ Is
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1EAcKEREL.-A superior article Of these
M .t fish can be had L. at v. possALLy',s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

BUFFALO rANNERY, ron SALE.
BARGAIN can BE- had in the Tan.
Y merry situated Immediately back Of
Buffalo. containing shout one ssre ofland
with good bark house, baik mill, and
well Of water, etc. TIE An hBuse 3
somewhat out Of repair Buffalo Il ono
Ct the best points IN Western YirVinis
for a tanner.'... ;;R0. j IT, HARVEY. n
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DOCTOR Ho0FLAND.S
Celebrated German BitteYs.;,

!: !: DooloK HooFLAND's L.
CeiepTaned German Bitters
,s~ rasfAakp'sT. &
DIR. c. JACKSON, l.Ailaa sIpI.;n.. -.
.>... Will ErrEcrr Ally crrr
Liner (,o,,,,,J,,;;a, -: u
GU; !" - .4A"''ss,
on ~ m. or nervous DsDiiisy, Diseases q
me sne n'aness, an9 2!l diseases arising
!, "0 u''oruerea Liver or stomach.
.r.lz5 a.iS. ..tsSuch
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

IEWELRY.-.-A splendid assortment
y Rings, Ladies' Pms 6 ents', also. for sal
ow 81 SANNS' DRUG STOREf
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4. To-ihe Fair Sex.

. We pIrti uiarty comneHd our sheet Their
department xil be edited with The u.nistt
care aud no expense or labor rare,l 10 render
The columns deSotsdsto their especial benefit
unusually brillian', q ttactiye, Instructive and
ornamental t"i ~ t.e.1 = ~...,g ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-23

WHITE LIME.-Plaster Paris and Cis-
=" tern Cement, constantly on hand and
for sale, at SANNS' ORIG STORE.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
CIRCULAR.

The undeEsigneo, mezmbena VI she National ~.
sc'''svs Cog's,nitfss 81 kAs AssrscaH Pavfy lmxus
pleasure IA announcing 90 the people, that amfis-
factory arrangements fur the future maintenance
Of the AMEnIcAn 0RaAs, as authoritative srpo-
asNt aHd adgocafs o. the principles of the ApsevS
ca,s Parity have b9en completed.
Recommending l3a abors, under these new ms~
spices, the undersigned cheerfaly commend the
AMERIcks ORaAH 90 the generous confidence of
lhe Ansertc0n Perry, in every section or the Con.
iedeEacys and they hope les columns may command
the widest circulation. ssae
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF nv.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, Of N. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Nd
JACOB BROOM, Of Penn.
WksHNsgoE Orr, d. O.. MAY 10Th. 1855.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
'lAI''IEii1R.D.
Washington, Oct. N, 1850.

W 1.f# n NJ w WRkbEfkkBtUMy OCts a = AuOUs
FESH Y publfo are hereby cautioned against
M purchasing note drawn by John s. Suite in
favor on Samuel Strong for one hundred and fifty dol
lars dnted april l4th A. d. 1866. and payable sixty
days azler date.
Also, one drawn by John 8 Suite in favor Of sam
uel Strong for two hundred and twenty-five dollars
dated April 14fh A. ID 1885, and payable thirty days
after dafs4 3NNA 4 80.
Aisc, one drawn by G. Wendell in favor Of Samuel
A. ID. 1856, and payable one year after date
Also, one drawn by Samuel Strong In favor Of VII
hans b. Sasser for hundred and twenty-fw5 doll
lars dated April 18th, a. ID. 1856
This aaid notes were passed into the hands Of q
third party and the consideration having failed the
drawers OF said noees are cautioned against paying
the sarae. SAMUEL STRONG.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
An ExlEaoEd lmary nEun.

James Mcdonald waa brought before Aha Alavnrr.
on the charge Of infradiug himself Ia aho house
of ~. rorcnef, and refusing 10 40 out when re-
gussseus he stated that he was alex and wonE
there 20 see the doctor 10 ues scna u,ediclse. ard
it was supposed that be was under the influence
ofiinuor at che time. When asked whee he HAD
20 aay N explanation of hie conduct, he replied
That he had much 20 say. and proceeded 10 give
otes account ofhs lite and travels, from which we
gathered The following particularss
tie has been musician but IL now d panasonat
Wa born IN the city Of Glasgow in septsnaber.
lI4s, and served la che wars Of Napoleon Ha0f
Joined the army In 1904, and served under gosenh a
bonaparse In Spain. Hewaa at the battle al Co.
runna salamsnca, and Taiifario. wasat Che bat
tle OF Brandywine, where he was wounded lu fhs
hip, and bad his leg broke He was also a. TIE
Battle az Guilford Uourthouse, and lost his leA
eye ~ The battle Of Cowpens, and killed the nan
that wounded him.
He Vas ALSO &C the battles Of Long Ialand whlts
Plains stony Point. kinge Bridge. Trenton, Prince
Ton, and Camden was also aE Lexington yhara
be waslwounded Concord and Bunker Hlll wbera
ne saw General Warren die in the arms Of old Put
nam. He knew General jackson and was ina-
mate With hlno, and has SON now living near
Nashville, who y eighty years Of age He gets
$40 month as pension, being pensioner for
pom 20 1ne heYoauonary wsr and the war Of 1919.
de has been residing in Boston since 1929, and Il
now ON his way to Mobile for the purpose Of bring
Ing away great granddaughter, who is thErtyfour
years Old to live with him and take care of him III
bis old age. Her name is Elizabeth Murray. and 4
is . widow with two children. He is Still stout and
ROBUST Tor his age, and can walk twenty-five miles
a day. BE stil lmps, from the effects Of wound
received at Lundy's Lane. = rs
he is now l07 years old and stlI retains hIs
sight In bis rigbs eye, the only one he has. and
never wore sp~etacles. be was married ia Penn
sylvanie IN lqes and had two sons and Eve aangh-
ters, two Of whom are still living. a aon an3 : .
daughter The surviving daughter ID residing n.
Mliwaukee, Wisconsin, aud has been married three
times, and has large family He says he bss
taken an occasional soldiers drink all his lie but
never 20 excess. He enjoys good health, and
looks as II he might live to be many Years oIaar.
His body and limbs have been mutiIated with Ave
or more severe wounds. the one In the lafe led y
causing him 20 limp yet, 10 beng some three
inches shorter than hs right one. Such "a the
story m an old soldier and most extraordinary
ton Nescs Oct 81 ssft
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
SUPERIOR Farm rOR sALr.


"A Excellent Farm Of 3&6 meFass $50
"a OF which il ia Oak and Pine timber "a offered
for sale exchange for city property IA is situated
IN Prince William county, Virginia, about twenty
FIVE miles from Washington, and three miles from
the Potomac The dwelling house Ia Of brick three
stories high and forty BY ly feet in extent and cost
originally sl0o00, being one Of the beet hoases in
the county. There Il new barn the premises,
with stone basement and ali the necessary ontbnild.
ings. Also, well Of excellent water, which i cold
IN the warmest weather The fences are substantal.
and N great part new. 49,
There are q large nnmber Of fruit trees on the
farm, and . superior garden. Apples, Pears, Plums
Cherries Peaches. Grapes, and other fruits rro
duced in sbnmdanee
The extension Of The Richmond and Rredaricks.
burg Rairoadwill pass the borders Of this farm and
greatly enhance its vAlue. This work IA now In pro-
gresa and WIN soon be completed
This farm Formerly belonged 60 Mrs Sophia Car
tsr, and - situation r. perfectly hesthy Title un.
oxCep1onnble.
The shove faFm win be sold on moderais terms.
and the payments win Be made parfecty satisfactory
- the pnrchasor. Apply Al thls 0floe' <
sap8-eo6 wv. NJ WAsS0N.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
(OOD INV We'ls Nig n Nh n

%NI A. have f0F sale the following bonds
Wv or stocks which be sold to yield the pur-
chaser 10 to 10 per cent per annum.
$4,000 komsay County konds, (Minnesota Terri
tory,) 10 per cent. Coupons, payable in New York
$4,000 Virginia and Tenneseee, 9 per cont Coup
ona, payable In New Fork
$4,000 Orange and Alexandria, per cent Coup
onsS payable in New York.
$soeo Corporation Of Washington Stock, per
$4,000 Corporation Of Alexandria Stock, per cent
~ 900 In shares Of the Patriotic Bank
The Ramsay County Bonds we regard as very safe
and desirable, The county is the most wealthy and
prosperous ia Minnesota In which is situated the city
Of St Paul The county has only issued 10000 Of
bonds, and only $28,000 Is now outstanding. The
bonds faIl due annually, the iirst two being payable
debt
swEEEEYs RITTENHoUsE, FAINT d 90,
DOT 20~eo2w Bankers
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
WHOLE NO. e25
AMERICAN ORGAN.
THE WIFE.


She who sleeps upon my heart
rs = Was the first 10 win 4. y
one who dreanas upon my breaat
hser reigna within Ii
she who klsses on my llps.
Wak0e shcir warrnsss blessing
She who reaaa within my mrms -
Feels their closest pressing.
Other days than these shall coma
Days that may be dreary-
Other hours shalt greet us yeE
Hours that may b@ weary
ouli this heart ehaII be shy fhrons.
StilI thia oFcaet thy pillow;
St.ll these Ilps meet thine, AZ on
biilow meeteth billow
Sleep, thens on my happy heAxa.
Since thy love has won it-
Dream, then on my loyal byeaas
None but thou hast done IL
And whsn ace cur bloom ahaE change.
with its wSntsy weather.
Nay we, Ia Che self same grave,
sleep and dream together
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TOPIaAM 4 NORFKETss


- HHw AID oHsAP
Sadates Hawmesss and Tgmnk Store,
&9e, 5avs,sth 6sysse, Opposite Odd FslfoleS Hall.
-MW E9BRDs Tf5rE1AM tlase Of Phlladel-
lvA phia) and EOKFLET (of thia oity) respect
fully annoance b. saex friends and the public that
they have commenced the SaddIing Business a the
abovo stand whore they win naake and keep c0n-
Ezaagly ora hand large aud superior assortment Of
Mens', Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, MsrsingaAoa end Whips
Harness Of every description, both i0r city and
G0unsRy u@q
All kinds 81 Tsuuka, valises, and Carpet Bags
LADIES' Satcheiss Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Hoxss
Horse Biankets, Covers Collars, and Hames
HorHe, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry~cgnbs, Sponges, &c.
All material used wlll be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both OF ua having been practical work.
en FOR several years. we feel confident that our work
cannot bs suppressed either for style on durability
by unreEnittlng efforts 10 give satisfaction we hope
20 merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds OF work
Baddiers Tools constantly on hand nov Sly
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
TnE TAEr HyDRaAN RECIPES

S#Sa6E &Teaa EasseFn Fanacea, prepared
& la tbs TenpAe Of Health. and for ages formed
almost tav afsle Enedaelue used In the East These
prescriptions are perfectly simple and may be put
up ak any drug stor@at& trihinR cost Soma of them
sTe particularly qppiicabie Ia Conaamptiom. Scrofa-
Ias hhver Atfectioms, f@pufisY OF the Hood DC
0tiaaEs reuoye Syphilis Secret Diseases, Iach
Nervone biBaaaee, GoxAyeness so. In au nAEaonl n-
credlizy abort time Ecnt with plain printed direc
tsans en che reoslps ui 81 cents. T
tfas a4sl WIN FRANKLIN,
sept lily 8slt4 Box 22l, Albany, NJ n
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
TINE GREATEST DISCOVERY
ON THE AGEl
W q @ DIS
HAIR KESTO ORATIvR.

- Ex "a - AK AZ ~ III O M AXAW &C. ~
R#SAAES AetOm3Sh1ng and UnequaIed pFepn-
- Rafi0n, turn& hair back to it's original color.
after having become gray, and reinstates Il 10 all is
original health, lustTos softnesa and beauty re-
moves at once dandruf from the scalp. and an un-
pleasant itching as well gil cutaneous eruptions
such as ScaId heads 40, and hence creates d per.
fscty healthy state ofthe scalp by acting as stnu
iantnd tonic 10 the organs necessary 10 supply color
nag matter 10 the hair, and completely restores them
20 thelg orgina vigor and strength, and thus pre-
vents ell tendency TO become gray II also prevents
the hair fxom becoming unhealthy, and falling OF.
and brings 1t our where IL is gone BY resuscitating
tbs organs necessary 10 supply nutriment health
and coogng matter 10 IL and hence acts ae perfect
Hair fnvigorator and Tonic.
CH&nLHsrowN, Mass, Aug ., 1855
0magkRmaT: Nothing bot duty and sylnpathy
that feel 10 communicate 10 others who are afflicted
ss have besm would induce me 10 give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prot. Woods Hair Restorative When first COM
menoad using IL my hair was quite gray, and ID spots
entirely bald have used the Restorative about
five nouthe, and my hair Ia entirely changed TO its
original color brown and the new hair s over three
inchea in length on the spots where il was bald /
have also been much gratfhed at the healthy mois-
ture and vgor Of the hair, whichbeiore was dry and
Il has ceased to come out as formerly.
Ronraeff1sllw wt,ure Ar
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
LHmEr LrMEff LImEfig

LHMEg EfMEff LEMEffg
2M ELE be opened tomorrow. al the
Wv Lime kilns fW. II. Cooley X co, situ-
atsd EN- Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, kiln Of vsry superior W0od-burnf Ii me-
The subscribers have also on hand large supplv
Of PIaasarera' Hair, Cement CaIeined Plaster.
every description Of the very best quality OF Lime
which viii be disposed Of on tho most reasonable
terms. w, n 00DEY 90.
4ap fkA~enff -
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
HATsf HATsff HATsfTT

#NEENEsN New Work. Fall style Hats for
@@ 1885, aseo, Phizadelphia sud ether fashionable
patterns. Cow opening at EANFRS Nse
FaahSonnbie Hak Gap and Gents Furnishing
aug 81 Saor aaa Peunsylvnuis avenue
@s NNwEEw NfM ASRK fWvfTFYD sr cali
&N and examine model of Genileman'a Fall
Style Dress Hat For Hghtnesa, irmneus, aud ele-
gance these bats cennos be aurpassed
N LANES
Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store.
fpa Penn, av, brA ~ and oth atreoia
sspie-d9
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
Ff0lINEl lF1lR MAK.N.

MMN a Skrees, s'apifoE Hin, n new three-
~ story brick houae. juet completed IN modern
style. VIII BE- s0d a. a bargain, or exchanged for
other city property, 80 iod An opportunity fnr se-
cAfn6 ~ lSf}be residence At mooervte price selA
dom oocurs Apply a. this ofacs, third story.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
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WATERFORD, 1894.
Prot Q. J. WooDs With confidence can RECON-
mend your Hair Restorative being thernost efIica-
ci0us article ever saw. l have used The Wahpsne
and many other preparations Of the day. all 10 no ~
feet Since using y0ur Hair Restorative nv hair
and whiskors, which were almost white have 9radul
ally grown dark, and now feel confident that few
more applications viii restore them 70 their natural
color. Il Also has relieved me Of alI dandruff and
unpleasant ltohing, 20 common among persons who
perapirs freely J.d. KILBY.
ADDRESS Q, 2. WOOD 4 Co, Sie Broadway, IN. IL,
and Tia Market street, St Louis, Mo-
For sale IN Washington, by CHARLES ETOTT a
Co, and bv Oil Druggists. ian s-H
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10

- " kA ~ ~ Ss7~ SssS ~ Hzag- ii2EE ~
y FoR TwENTx-FHvE GENTS.
4vMSzkE Recipe gor making the Ngonr&
W M drous Pan&cea, curu for almost evefywi
casa Of diseasc or only rs cents. Il readily Acls
Tor &3 per bottlos sad the recipe alone IA worth
4g26. A good family newspaper cent for one yeark
yextsa. II. WILLIAMS,
M June 81 -iy@ Albany, New York. N
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10

#WI lii practice In me coursa al Washington aud
prpHevuse cleima befere tAe several Dopart
nsSsta ~ thg General f7owarnmnna
Ofaee thir Door No 6a1. aevensh slroat onnoaite
Wnshingten Place. <r nr1syo
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
Young Men
Marriage,
0me lo awo dM Yes a


Should reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 70 promote connnbiaI hap
piness Indeed, without these, the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly
darkena 70 the view the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and flied with the melancholy reaec-
don, that the happnesa Of another becomes blghted
OFFICE, NO. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
BAkrsMonn MARvLAwD-
sSw All Surgical Operations performed.
NIB. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
immediately either personally or BY letter.
Ea%~ Skin Diseases speedily cured.
To Strangers.
The many thousands cured At this institution with
IN the last heen yearH and the nnmeroun important
Surgical Operations performed BY DR.. Johnson wit
messed by the reporters Of the papers, and many other
persous, notices. Of which have appeared again and
again before the public besaes hS sfsEdsng aa gen
Aes0n 0f character ard rsapomsibilSfv Ia HmfFscent
Rvarantae 10 the afflicted.
NJ ~. There are 80 many ignorant and worthless
Quacks advertising themselyea as p physcians running
the health of the already afflicted that Dr. Johnston
deems Il necessary 70 say, especially o those unac
qnainted with hs reputnon chat his credentials or
diplomas always hang m his ofFen
Tkxm NoTros--All letters must ~ poat paid and
ooutain postage stamp foF ths rspf' or no anFwar
wi b sent pav ts--d'V
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10

Abooi ave years ago, Obtained from mr. Tobiaa
Ma WaahinRt0n, pasS oi Glasses for the Bpeosacler
hich fused and fouud them Of great assistance ~
my dccaying vision; and my opinion of hgm Ia thar
- u sklfniin the preparation Of glaHses Cor eyes
j. ". MAY.
See fof msrs ssssimonisls, NE Evening STAR.
Ang f5--ly
Daily American organ., 1856-11-10

WILmM09oN, m. O., june 10, 1854.
10 persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes 80 impaired TO require the use OF Glaasea
would recommend DIR John Tobias az d suitable per
son from whom TO obtain such Glassea as they may
Tor far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service OF years in the Post Office
Department. which berth required me 10 be- ON duty
from III o'clock at night til after day, during which
ime used but 0ue light.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

sustain his Administration in war with
his party. They have as yet been un
able TO make their opinions appee and
be felt in the party, and. Of course, can
no, do so hereafter. honor ;heir good
intentions, bat cannot believe in ;heir
power.
repeat that have t-er forced tc
these conclusions after no Slight struggle
with my feelings and incina,ions -
Should Mr. Buchanan &c elected. and hi;
administration be different from what
my judgment compeis ele to believe.
shall give it my coTdie' opProbatio ans
my feeble though willing support. As
believe Row. l must regard The Demo
cratic party us fully committed TO South
ern Sec,ions lism. toward which. for some
time past. it has been rapidly tending
aud | quit il well assured that my duty
to mr country demands Of my hands thi:
sacrifice VI personal feeling.
Very truly yours.
4 H. RFEDER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
PLYMOUTH INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1856

folly and timidity, and of bullying, YVES
hurled forth 10 overcO.ne The friends of
Freedom. Then came the elections Of
Iowa, Vermont and Maine, scattering the
whole mist Of delusion which politicians
had arifully raised. The Truth appels
many, and brings Others 10 the slow aud
painful conviction that the Democra tic
party of the North is dissolved and uielt-
ed inIo migh;ier party of the people.
The elections of the Free States are.
however. not yet fully understood; and
we give the followin ing facts for ;he cou-
sideraiion of those who wonld ke to
know "How ii GOES" In the follow
ng figures, we place under the head OF
Opposition" nol ouly of ,he Democrats.
bat the Wing ticket. or any other not
polIed for Republicans. The result for
the two last years, in msWorities were as
follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
or. YIN. I. johnson Declining tic American
Nomination.
PlTrsRuRG. Pa. Aug. %, 1886.

PiTTsBuRG. Pa. Aug. %, 1886.
10 r. II. Raggles, and S. ". Allen
Chairman and Corresponding Secrc-
tary Of tie american National Com
mitiee:
My DFAR Sne: Patriotism demands oil
the American party lis disnpprobation OF
the measures of the present National
Administration. as we'll as the defent OF
those who have willingly and cheerfully
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

TIE CONSTITUTION AND SLAVERY.
We had intended wiring an artlcle on
the above subject, but find the following
in the Fort Wayne Journal, Of the 25d
alt. prepared to our hand. 1t is a cor
rect exposition OF the position of the
Democratic party at this time. as we
understand the arguments OF lis orators
and presses.
by what law does slavery exist in
Kansas?' is question we have often ask
ed our Democratic leaders. Ono says
by no law-bu. if the STAKEHOLDER takes
his slaves there. he must run his risk OF
losing them Another says 'ihe Fugi
tive Slave Law holds them Another
says the compact Well, whs, compact
my good friends? 'Oh the compact and
he is so full of compact that it's all a
'muddle,' But being really anxious TO
know what doctrine the great and ever
consistent Democratic party does held
upon this deeply interesting subject we