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Democratic Eeot,ns 4. po...

BosroS, Oct Is The Democrats OF Ros,o,
and vicinity had an immense meeting in Fan
Seii all last night, ,. W; Waldron presided.
b r Hailett, and other distinguishes Demo.
Gratis, addressed the meeting
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Republican Mass Meeting at Copcord

CONCORD, n. II Oct lS.-From eight IN
ten thousand Repu blicans Of the southesster
portion Of New Hampshire assembled hero
yesterday. Addresses were made by the Hon.
Arson Burlingsme, Z J. Smith, of Port
land, and others. 1t was one of the most en- =
thusiastic gatherings yet held in the Granite
State
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

bF n ohEEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURyI.
l. lure, al Auction On FRIDAY, the 2ith
inst, shall SELL at O'Clock m at the late ,esi-
dence OF Andrew Marks, deceased on f. street
south, no. AZ, between 9th and eth streets east
GOOD and general assortment OF furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofa, Tables. Hatrack and Stands
Maple Bedsteads, feather; Beds, Bedding and
Mattresses
CLOCK, China, Glass, and Cookery Ware
Parlcr, chamber, and stair Carpets and X DDS
Stoves, Lamps, Shovel, longs, and Tenders
A good lot Of Kitchen Requisites, with MANY
other articles which we deem unnecessary
TO enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
NC 10 AuctiOneer
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IOGilman.s Hair bye ha. made IL. AID.

peAr.nce In our city much to the qualification
young oesux who red whlsksrs rhtos Gen
temen are now seen going iEtO hsrdressng saloons
with hair, Hhszkers musachiOs and eyebrows i'm
magusble coors and in minutes they viii appear on
the street having them entirely decidedly i
proved BY ustriOus black, obtained by using GIaAss
Dye Norfolk Herald.
T. d. GILMAN, Washington sole proprietor. For sale
by Druygists ahsTe
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Fires in the Wood, OF N,.h,.,,

DETROIT, Oct. IL --Grea, s,..
To-, .ne WooGs OF Clifton county, near 81 Josn.
thousands OF acres Of timber hay. h.., -
troyed The loss lie immense 'sen aes-
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Financial .

Nxw YORK, Oct 20 Stocks are dull. Chi
caro- and Rock Island Railroad 90t; Gunner
land Coal Company liz; Illinois Central ll6l 4;
Illinois Central shares 50; Michigan Southern
S7i; New York Central S3t; Reading 79l; Vir
ginia 9l;; Missouri 6's 90.
Sterling exchange is firm at lO9islo9i.
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g Several gentlemen of Louisville have
been fined ten dollars each for refusing to
work on the engine at the late fire.
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WASHINGTON October 18th I,

WASHINGTON October 18th, 1855.
Editor of the Star Il am no longer
member of the American order. and will sup
port James Buchanan for President, and
henceforward act with the Democratic party.
JOSIAH SIMPSON
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

YNhUSrEES SALE or HOTEL FUANf.
l. ture, &c will be sold on WEDN ESDAY,
the 5th day Of November, 1885, at the United
city, commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, ali the
Household and other Furniture lately In use In
said Hotel, comprising great variety Of useful
Carpets. Tables, Bed and Bedding
Bedsteads, Chairs. Table linen, Croch ery Ware
Table Cutlery, Glass Ware, Mirrors
Hotel Carriage, &C, &c
Taken and to be sold to satisfy the creditors
named In deed OF trust from X. Il. Hackney,
dated the 10th day Of June, 1854, and recorded in
the land records Of Washington county. ID. c. In
Lioer A. No 7s, folios SEQ, &C.
TENS or sale cash By order of the Trustees
~ nhT TK6M n sMoSNkfir'} Tmsees.
A. GREEN,
o. i3-eo INTEL hucti( neer.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
kNNE SERVANT BOY, HAVING ABOUT
foufteen years to serve at Auctien.-On
aOiESDAl, the 2lst instant, 1 shall sell, ct my
aue,lon store, at O'Clock p. M, >, a handsome and
snar ooiored boy, Is years Of age, ard having
Dlsuict; He Is good house servant, and under
Terms cash.
oci S-o A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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New York Hsrketa

Saw YORK, Oct. 20 Flour cl1sel with g
declining tendency; sales CT 6 ,0e0 b5ls State
20 40as6 GO; Ohio is still nominal; Southern
81. 20iS7 90.
Wheat closed with q declining tendency, but
prices are unsettled sales OF 10, 900 bushels;
white 81 67aSl. 40, red 81 SIS Corn has de-
i1ed sales of 81 600 bushels Southern
mixed CSC.
Pork is dali; mess is Bominally So Beef
is firm: Chicago repacked SI0.5ossll. Lard
is very dull; ssles at 1sts:
Whisky is ea.ier; Ohio Ssc.
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.

DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING n
~ purchased The Drug Store formerly in@
Al NpOssessioI Of II. A. Mueller, res ect ~
~G~fully asks a continuance OF the pat u
rouge heretofore bestowed on the establishment.
He has devoted more than twenty years TO the
preparing and dispensing OF medicine. His
knowledge Of Drugs will enable him, at all times;
to keep none but tie purest and most reliable &,
and his personal attention will De- given exclusive
lY to the compOuhding ard preparing Of Medi-
cIaes l.. NJ. SMITH,
Penn ave, south side, bet "A X and 9th streets.
Oc I3-eOIm
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SIM PSON HOUSE,

SoSthUest corner of 10th ST and Penaa apsans,
WAsHINGTON CITY, ID G..
fINHE SUBSCRIBER IS HAPPY TO IN
Il form the sojourners and residents CT -
Washington that he ht 3 spared no expense f.8
In fitting up his well known establi sh ment ~KmA
and Is now prepared to accommodate all who NAV
favor him with their patronage On ths mo,t Ieas-
enable terms, and In true Philadelph style-he
having recently removed from that city Gentle
men can be furnished with Rooms on reasonable
terms, and they can either Breakfast, Dine or
Sup in or out Of the house, and will only be
charged for such as they may order.
The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals 10
those who may wish, on the European system,
and strangers and citizens may rely upon the
character Of his Bar and Table d'Eote
&C 17-1m WIN. \. SIMPSON, Proprietor
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outline Arsenic Mercury Opium, OF the poisonous
druss or dangerous compounds. generally rsored by
sufferers from this long drawn, affecting
Of all diseases by rsssrting Carriers Spanish
which contains Of the above
cures enecu2y aud fully by acting ncsly
and skin Purifying the bOod and expelr the
old medicines with which the has been cIogsed
opening the pores Of the body and so
itself Ina breaking the disease aud
srgi0.
the OF Mr. John LongjOn Of Val he had
chronic AgGe aud feyer chils twice day
Nothing permanently cured him. until he
Spanish Axture three bottles which perfectly restored
him health has he had chill only one
thousand whO has eEperen ed the Life renewing
ects Of this valuable puritsrof the blood sep Lin
III Important to the Lacies!-DF. On
FONCO'S FEMALE PILLs.-The combination OF IIgred
the Pulls perfectly harmless. Their efficacy
merits extensive practice OF
where the directions have been strictly fol
lowed they failed all
painful difficult menstruson particularly ct
the change Of life They will the Whites, and
arising from cold exposure
may used succsssfuIly Preventive C.ll upon
tue agent aud get q Circnlsr for particulars free
retail W OHAs. STOTf, Druggist Psnnsylvsns avenue
SAMC Ell B. WAITE Gas Seventh street. Washington d. O.
aud r. =. T. CIssEL aeOrgetown 20 whom ali orders
ladies' who enclose then ono dollar.
BSes sigE.Grs the boxj to counterfeit II is for
gerry. JEST
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
DROPERLY POUNDED AT ALL
hours, day and night, at ). b. WAITE's
Drug and Prescription Store, No. 53S 7th street,
opposite the Patriotic Bank oc 16-Im
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Episcopal Convention .

conaI c aUEIA, Oct; ls.-The General Epis-
- "a; convention resolved yesterday Afternoon
y" SaIourn finally on Tuesday evening"
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k'AHM FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, A FARM
OF ABOUT tny acres, situated in Alexandria
county, virginia, six miles from Alexandria and
me same distance from Washington city and ,hree
ana nall miles from the Geore etown Aoueduct
II mas on II very comfortable and convenien. one
ana nan story Cottage built house, containing
Mx rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covered
Ponlcos. The front one 80 feet by ~, and the
oack one IA by IL feet. Also, a good house for
IaIm hands, Ice house, spring house. meat and
sIore houses one Of tie largest and most con
venient barns In the county; root cellars to con.
ian perhaps $500 bushels Of roots for winter feed
ing OF stock aud, indeed every other conven-
renee Also, the rest and probably the largest
assortment Of fruit trees In the county, con-
sstpg OF the choicest varieties Of pp,es Peaches
standard and dwarf Pears, and improved Cherries
some years past every possible fort has been
mode to Improve this farm, and much Of 1t Is now
under high state Of cultivation, no reasonable
expense having been spared to enrich It, Its up
lana meadow Is equal In PRODUCT .ens 8 to any in
the state Ii should yield next season In all, ,
twenty tons Of hay. The ace Is well watered, and
- certainly the most desirable small farm for sale
IN the vicinity Of Washington Tie only reason
the owner has for disp osing cf It is his desire 70
cultivate large farm in the interior Of the State
For Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse
lyman, or Tor the rural residence OF person doing
D95iness In Washington, the place offers greater
advantages to purchasers than any other in this
regien Apply at the Star Once for further infor-
mauon. &C 16.0
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AUCTION sALHs.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro.HoaRow

BY A. 6KEEN, Auctioneer.
ERAME ROUSE AND LOT at Apc,,.,
l. On MONDAY, the 10th instant. shall sell
at ~ O'Clock p m In front Of the Premises. a
fac large building lot containing between 1000
and 5000 square feet with the Improvements.
which is a good Frame House Abeing Lot No 20
In square No. 900 fronting "a feet on 18th strt ct
east running back to a wide alley 100 feet lOx
inches, between north F and q streets.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
&C Io-d Auctionoer
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pppss
BY HOUSE PRINTING TH RSPpu
q. 8. Sloop OF War Cv.r,

BOSTON, Oct. IS-The u. s sloon or 90
Cyane, Robb, from st. Johns. N ~. z.h
'nSt 6as arrived here. All on board are vsii
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q = X + w AR ID -STRAYED-A RED
S1C cow, about years old she has <slee3
horns, but no ear marks Supposed tolLXS
have gone OF with u drove Of cattle. Ap-AAR6a
ply at No 81 Montgomery street, Georgetown.
&C 1874
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e.. X. l.. CROWN Il co.,
AUCTION 8 OMMISSION MERCHANTS
335 Penusylvania Avenue,
between 9th and eth streets south side

Consgnments solicited. Liberal advances made
when desired. All Personal and Real Estate at
tended to
SALES EVERY MIGHT, and on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at the Store.
Oc colin
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Baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20 Flour is unchanged.
Howard street, and Ohio, and City Mills extra
S7.25.
Wheat is steady good to prime reds 81 5Os
81 90; do whites 81 60a$l 65. Corn 10 ir-
regular; white 62a63c., and yellow at 64a6oc.
Whisky is unchanged; City AMI Pennsyivs;
MIA 36a 3R1e
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rkS FlXTUREs.-WE HAVE JUST RE-
~ ceived from the factory or Cornelius Il Ba-
ker u well.selected stock OF GAS CHANDE-
LIkRS and BRACKETS.
Our selection comprises all the new patterns,
several Of them being limitations Of the European
ones, 70 perfect scarcely to be distinguished
cent less.
Gas Tubing inserted by competent workmen
and at the lowest prices. Call and examine.
wv. THOMPSON BRO.
&C colin 259 Pa av, bet 10th and 18th SIS
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no A l. E--A CONVENIENT SMALL.
l. House, on ieth street, only two or three doors
nom Pa avenue. Its central location renders II a
very d. sirabie dwelling FOR persons engaged in
business. The frOnt room might be used AZ
snow room FOR Millinery, or fitted up FOR La
dies shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store its
proximity to the avenue would make IL good
stand FOR any neat business. Apply TO w. LEN
On, or at Mrs. Lenol's, on r., between 10th AMI
lItE stIeetS. 27.K
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FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C.

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS
l. ure Of Offering to his patrons and tn. "a
public In general very arge assortment ofS&y9
FRUIT, SHADE. EVERGR EENA
TREES, &c, comprising
Dwarf Pear Trees, In great variety, among Will IA
are all the finest native and foreign SORTS I;
splendid one year old trees are offered at the
low price Of $25 per 100
Apple Trees, large and vigorous, and varieties
best suited TO this region, Bis per 100
Peach Trees, fine and thrifty, the choicest kinds,
$40 per 100.
Apricots, Cherries, Piums, Standard Pears,
Ounces, &c large, vigorous and thrifty.
GOOseberfies Currants, Raspberres, Grape Vines,
DC, an immense stock OF all the cboi est
kinds.
Strawberries the large dne new varieties, as Well
as the old popular sorts.
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots, strong and good.
Roses. the choicest ever blooming varieties.
kvergreens, an extensive collection Of the rare
and well known kinds.
Shade, Ornamental Trees, &C.
Dutch Bulbous cots, Garden Seeds.
In fact, every thing pertaining to the Nursery
and Seed business, warranted CT the best quality.
choicest varieties, correct to name and as low as
they Can be purchased In the United States.
Catalogues can be mad on application.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, 1876 7th street, corner H street,
90 l-eol8t Nursery, on 9TH street road.
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$500 X T. w AK ID.
o THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MADAME PRiBAM 4 CO.,

FANCY MILLINERY,
No. 27 Pa. az (soxth sids) bet. 10th asd lila SIS.
~ Have returned from New York, and ~
e Twill open on Saturday next, the 18th S
95onstant, the handsomest assortment ~
Of Paris and New York Fau aud Winter BON
NETS ever offered In this city.
They have also received the newest styles Of
French HEAD-DRESSES, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS.
Ladies', call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere &C 7-2w
CCORDEONS-l50 FINE FRENCH AND
IA German Acco4deons, assorted sizes, and prices
nom 81 to s37. Just opened at our Music stor e
oc2 JOHN r. ELLIS
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SfORE FOR RENr-ONE OF THE MOST
~ desirable places or business on Pennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. pa Penn. avenue, between the hours Or ,
and O'Clock. au scott
EOR RENT-THE THRkE-STORY Brick
l. House on Bridge street, Georgetown, adi1ia-
Ing Arny's Confectionery. The Store and Dwell.
Ing will he rented separately IL desired Inquire
at A. =. ARNY'S Confectionery. oc S-?otf
NOR KENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
l. lors and Chambers with board.
Also, table ana transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street. Rov2 7-U
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TNO X y Al AT THE FIRST WARD
4 Livery Stable, On street, between a,
18th and 18th streets, one pair Of BAY e@Ez1
HORSES, q and years old, I5x hands WS
high; and one pair Of GRAY HURSES.A-O.
4 and years cd, 16K hands high warranted to
be sound and well broke to harness. Also, one
new Coupe CARRIAGE, made to order and
one front clarence fri CALECHE, which c.nnot
be surpassed for beauty and style, both made by
US, Allgaier Il Petry, Coach Makers, Phil
adelphia. oc 4 Inns
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RIoTOUs GATHERINGS. Saturday night, the
Auxiliary Guards were kept busy by the
crowds Of persOnswh We're gathered at various
places, and behaving very improperly. Seve
raj fights were prevented by the Interference
Of the guards and police. Persu aston had
some effect with the reasonable portion, but
others could only be Induced to be quiet by Q
sight Of the guard house.
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nOUBLE PLATED AND BRITANNIA
IL WARE Just received at my Ware OON
rooms, No. $50 Seventh street large as ~
sortment Of
Double plated Tea Sets -
Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c.
britannia Tea Sets, Casters, Coffees, Teas
Sugars, Creams, Ladies', Mugs, Spoons, &c.
Of very fine quality and at unusually lew prices.
&C l1-eoiw N nj. McGREGOR.
LEECRIHG AND CUPPING.
JACOB GUVERNATOR, NO. Sc Fl ! G H
- street, Georgetown, keeps the best Spanish
Leeches, and respectfully informs the medical
faculty and public that he is prepared to execute
all ordsrs omphy, and upon moderate terms.
e26- w4w*
$500 REWARD.
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
HI living In TIE village OF Nottingham, p
Prince Georges COUNTY, Meryl land, on Mon ~,
day night, the Sth instant, NEGRO GIRL A0
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew. *
She Is about eighteen years OF age, about four
feet ten or eleven inches high. She Is very like
ly, and has pleasant smiling face. She has a
remarkably fine suit Of hair for one OF her color,
and Is, altogether, a fine looking girl.
will give ,he above reward Of one hundred
dollars for her apprehension-no mater where
taken-provided she is brought home to me or sc.
cured In jail, so that get her again
THOMAS e. TURTON.
Nottingham, Sept 10, 1S56-se ll-u
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Baltimore Markets

Clear Democratic majority, 3,43i
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For Sale and Rent.

FOR RENT.A LARGE FRAME HOUSE
Il containing IL rooms and nass,ge an r. .traet
between 9Th and 10th streets, with good pump
OF WAFER IN the yard ! also. good stable attach
ed. Enquire Of GEU. T. LANGLEY. nth
street, near X street. a. "a Iw
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,OK SALE.LOT NO. IL, IN SQUARE 2s6.
,s,, conlaining square feet, on the Island, near
~ III. se.; LoRung the Mall For terms apply at
'ne ,n s OF ii. r. Loudon & Co Browns Hotel.
" WHW s., w. FARANT.
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VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT learn tn at
the ofiicers Of the volunteer regiment of this
District will visit the President at the execu-
tive mansion to night by invitation.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

grove belonging to Aaron Thompson, where
preparations had been made for the speech
es and dinner. The order Of exercises were
as follows: ist, Music by the band. ed,
Prayer. Sd, Vocal music. 4th, National
speech and reading Declaration by Thos.
Radford. 9Th, Music by the band. The
meeting adjourned for two hours, which
time was devoted to marching. dinner,
&c. AT 9 P. NJ. the meeting was called to
order by the President. lst, Vocal Music.
ed, Prayer. Sd, s. S. address by Rev.
B. F. McElfresh. 4th, S. s. address by Rev.
Nazum. 9th, Address by Rev. J. Cassel.
after which the procession returned to the
place Of meeting, and then dispersed highly
pleased with exercises of the day.
Yours truly,
A FRIEND.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

.
Mr.. Oliver. does not like some Of the eyi-
dence against himself: Itwas clearly shown
by the evidence that he was one Of the Bor-
der Rufian s-1that he went over to
the territory. and urged others from Missou-
ri to vote. &c. Is it not pretty state Of
things that a man who belongs to a gang o.
cut-throats should be sent out to inyesti-
gate the facts relative to the outrages com.
mitted by his own gang? Could we expect
any thing else than that he should get an
CRY when their villainy is exposed? Fol
our own part. we think this is one of the
strongest proofs that the majority Of the
Committee have done their duty faithfully
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22
Public Discussion.
The following letter was addressed to the
Dem. Central Committee.

The following letter was addressed to the
Dem. Central Committee.
PoMERor, July 8, 1856.
TO the Dem. Cen. Committee Meigs Co:
GENrLEMEN, Having noticed what has
been published in the newspapers in this
place, relative to the discussion of the polit
ical platforms adopted by the Democratic
Convention at Gin ,innati, and of the Repub-
lean Convention at Philadelphia, and of the
relative merits Of the candidates nominated
by said Conventions respectively; and be-
leying thai discussion ofthe differences be-
tween the platforms and candidates of these
Conventions, in an honorable way, would
be useful and instructive at this time, we
respectfully invite you, or any person or
persons by whom you should desire to be
represented in such discussion to take part
with us in making the preliminary arrange
ments. Should this invitation meet your
favorable consideration, you will please
designate the time manner and place you
may wish to confer with us for this purpose.
Yours respectfully,
dt ,aIc4 M, HECKARD,
In behalf Of thcRepublican Executive
Committee. .a'
A few days after this was sent, the COM
mittees met and made the preliminary ar
raugements for q discussion between T. A
Plants and ". M. Firor, to commence oD
Tuesday evening next, and continue three
evenings, at the Court-house, in Pomeroy.
Every body is invited, We hope to see q
large audience each evening. We dare The
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

The New York Herald states .ho. con-
spiracy is on fcor in Washington by the
friends Of Perce. Douglas & Co., 10 dsleas
Buchanan, and TO secure the election OF
Breckenridge as Presiden, of the Uni,cl
States. The plan is 10 throw The vote Of
three o. four Southern States for Fillmore,
in the hope sha. in throwing the election
into the House Of Representatives they can
waste the whole session, rom December ill
the 4Ih Of March without coming 10 an elec-
sion, In the meantime, the Senate will
elect Breckenridge Vice President, and make
him, during The in.erim between the iour,h
Of Mdrch and The meeting Of the mex, Con-
gress the acting President.