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DRUGS AND lHTED DIGIN Es,

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GATEIAEsDIC III n Ssaaaa
AAR Hayes S,hte UsI al ara iie
cises say they the best Of all Pils ana @ w
men who certify that Doet Hayes knows VIZ t,asa
IYEMuEI SHAW Chief Justice Supreme SonrI y Ai'
fWoRY WAssBURN, Governor Of MASS. " '4&tGS
HI w. q. PIuNKErT, Lieut.. Gov. ot Mass. y s1t q
SsopERT C WINTHROP, x.speaker House Rep. y; =;
ApRorr Minister g sea. oudo
j5FsS MEN THAT ATsE MEN lll i,d
Among the diseases this Pill has cured Win aso:'nins
ity, we may mention . rsa.sr rIsnrt.
burn edae arising from tea! Hapsea snaSs,
Nlatuency Loss of Appetite all Ulcerons and
eases which require eyaeIat Medicine seron q bs
Ew They also by purifying the blood and M
SYSTEM cure which MG
eia and Nervous OF ne Liver @ nh
Kidneys Gou and oher They are
Ky bs hs Preatiye Medicine discovered and you VIII pu
need to use them once 70 know u. nd s,,5 bv
Prepared BY g AYEk hoWe Mass ana s0la "
every SlH II Z Uo Wholesale Agents.
@T1uHTtsI5rr K. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF g GENuIN,E n
md nonar Family Medicines which they offer to supply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
w. Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1856 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
and James II. Wheeler, Secretary of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company New Orleans who being duly sworn, ac
eoding w do epoe say that the above accounts are
s and true correct transcript from the books OF the
Raid Company, A. BROTHER, President.
~ JAS. II. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of january
~ the Peace os the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved 70 pay an o. M
per cent cash the outstanding certificates OF prot
holders thereof or to their legal representatives. and otter
MONDAY the 1lth of February next.
he Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend OF ten
per cent on earned premiums Of the Company to
yeard ending 3st December 1855 for which ceEheaeS VIII Dc
issued on and after the 18th Of March next a. :, ,,,
RThis Company continues to insure ag nss he perm '
premium Office, No. Is Camp street , r,,.
p ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Tice-Presfdent.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans January Is, 1856.
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3CPEGIFTCATIONS for the contract for at-
. tending and keeping repair the Bridges across Canal Car
ondee at rene afis, Verei Gaihone and Roman Streets
The bridges shall delivered the contractor in whatever
condition they may found in the day the contractor begins
and said contractor shall be bound to have necessary
repairs the same that they may be in
good order keep them always in good during the
and deliver said bridges to city in perfect order
and condition. . a5&ziss ,
contractor shall bound to keep constantly attendance
during night the requisite number Of hands to open and
sa bridges in good working order The contractor shall
repair always keep COED order the platforms used Tor
turning said bridges.
ncapae the shall be repaired and
The contractor Shall nedn the Of ten dollars for each
and every neglect duty said fine to be retained by the
Comptroller of any Of the monthly payments to be made to
said contractor 5 sSE e
the faithful performance of the contract, sSl g
Of neglect the part of the contractor to comply
strictly with the foregoing specifications the Common Council
the right declare the contract psp taeto. null and
void without court Of justice and without
flying contractor and have the work performed at the eA
pense Of the contractor and of his security.
Payments monthly Mt the presentation of the surveyors GER
tiGcate Ss$4Yf {7j& fE5 "a s &8zg
The contract to be adndcated for term of from
date the approval the adjudication by the Common Conn-
ci So e
Bids to he per year for the whole work complete &
58 ESisnedl LOUIS II: PILfE,
tEs*s City Surveyor.
Boards, New Orleans May 18th, 1856 a,ls
- Charmen
New Orleans, May 18th, 1856 jylf At
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IFE INsUASAMCI1 ST. IT, EILTTK I " NJ 80 sIGH X
IL ARITY-PERPETUITY.- Y.-UNlTED STATES liFti IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADELPHIA.-CHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january LIST, 1856, $f,42l, ,61s AZ.
DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD.
A. W THOMPSON, Paul B. Goddard John Ely
VIA. NJ. Goodwin, James DeyerenT, lawrence John5on,
Geo. McIienry s. H. Crawford austaVus f!isti'n'
' " STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON Viee-Pre8dent.
FLIHT FIsR, Secretary AMI 1feaslrer
s5-Ncp7 Orleans Branch Office No; 48 Camp street.
Tile unlegned General Agent oil the above wen known
Company the Southern States prepared to receive app
cations for insurance the lives Of white persons ana slaves at
the table and by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARD OF REFERENCE:
Fl I.etchfordk Co, A. d. Kelly 4 Co., VIM NJ PERKINS,
NORTH SIaedes 4 Co.'S, O. Nelson CO.; A. D. James
j. Burnside l. Co.. Jos. Menard, John Aa5innis,
Cammack, Squres West,
John Peuberto President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas SlCo President Sun Mutual Insurance company,
jules Tuyes President Orleans Insurance Company, :,
John Calhoun, President N. o.. jackson and @ T. ~ to
Hanr,, r T1nsdnle John D. Bein Benjamin Fiorance,
J. K Collins Thomas Murray MWk walton;
Pocie issued direct from this Branch Office ana Lessee
paid there. .,,.,s - ~, .s;oo
E5sE4RP 9oss4H BHssSDos EsS N n r Medical Examiners
IN attendance daily, from 10 NJ, to 3 P NJ
49, HARMON DOANE General Agent,
o1o lv No. 43 Camp street.
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The following are ha members for The term W B.
Koonz Presdent Exchange Place; B. DaSya Treasurer,
o. Baesaas FlE4saS Odd Fellows
Hall George pos5 Office Bp dnes Plseei Jno
ees streets Fourth District; i Peterson,
las sfeets; Sherwood, q. W Donaell i. w Fruden.
thail Common street, H asterede Custom house; Wm Dick
Algiers O. II Paul. T. iyais, IS Ghartes street, Charles
Callahan d s$.s
esniQr meetings held on the third Monday in eael
month the Secretary office, IN Gad Fellows Hall corNe
5as1u Lafayette streets, at g o5cack r. Nj }55
rnSl H. JAMES FURNEAUS, Secretary
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.GPEGEEICAWIONSf Tor eIenmins and empty.
u ing tile Priyies Of the public buildings Of the City
The contractor shall the vaults of all Their renten
ngs belonging the those oecupied BY the Public
Schools Fire Gompanes. the manner and te
PROVISIONS Of existing ordinances within delay of forty eight
hours after notice under penalty Of ten dollars per day for
every dayihejis in default .y! II. iy Hi
He shall be paid only the certificate Of the Street Commits
sone has been issued from said otoer and that
be work has been properly done Otherwise he shall have no
claim against the city Ai55.8 FIX II . 55 y 3$s
biSshaNbe much for all tile priyes attached g one
N public bidding. Il tS 85 ssi@ \.
adjudication shall be subject to the approval rejection
Of tile ouc and the Council reserves the right t
declare contract pso ao null and void for neglect o
duty By simple resolution without reconrseo any eonrs
The contractor shall bond and security in the sum Of i've
hundred dollars for The due Of his contract
& i42z5s r. "A. GUYOL Street Commits sioner.
New Orleans; July 10th, 1856 jyl1 4 :
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SlsTfyT A u j Il L Gle q.
.az &c Syoe, !1s

mi 'ssIs sssas sais Sls.'iass EoS
,I ss ssnss.
- - ,s VI r FP4tI IRIS III
Hi 81 wisaa sa
u s ls NJ soaI sT a saere
blanks and iEsa n9lts pasflnt a fat
Il s sssa4s is
shs Snidses viii ron
NJ sSnastsi is Essn s,lssl y,
e5 ss t ha
repaired ~ mn InfaE,s 81
bridges shall IN sseoTans Nth e
Street On ne nss II, an sySs
s
ssa
as q s tGh
be nehs thick and Of suitable
Is
sas ese S sst eE
end aud inches as ts Gts ana
s'Gss ~ Sfsgss shs
pieces shall be three by All
4 AN rs e e, ss ss
the aad shai It
pins nehss I n % @ bs pnas s e
shall the d SstaneeS @ iron q,
ad
shall order F. aoM ssi
hs hss h
d @ RssaS
chain f suitable plan Of the snrysyST b
s
a " dGns " ~ aeF s wa
shs hall fs e, aSns @ t By y,s s
e nT tas Re S Ill
sore ths rade o street. and shall the
\ y surrey y .leNlt LIE CIR ossINss;
a ss s
pins and Ind TO the cSss o. @ n,e
ssss sszSs sp = saes places !. - s'5ss' ~
materials shall bs o bss. M 5d aaat5 and shall
furnished ny the well as ths isbos. ,1
relative t. the work "
Is bs Y ss ban a or
aud shall be the duty Of the Street
eose Ss may ss abs
apd q is @ 9 ne
deducted out Of Of the monthly 10
eontraet5s sha for damages that
b parties who shall have sustane
cas- Of any Of said the Gour
ell reserves the right declare contract null an
yoid without applyng or lndemn
lumber aiken If lamleris sDst
The contractors shall furnish security to the
fnbi peofmasse ts aonract eonacts and
species and amounts of security offered must be specific
Pseposals may b the whole work poro
y for otRs1 poton Being iii paFt If Tic city beo
made m0nnl the certificates Of the Street Gonmlssione
Sohmea 6Suas se
Bids be for 50 much per keeping in repair all
much PER rnng toq tos s,4ees
pproyed by the chamen Of the Committees Of Streets a
@ New Orleans, July 16, 1856 jy1Lst:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21
MUSIC TEACHING.

sz--rgra. MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF. MI.
fffa SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR at
ttv her residence No. % Constance street Terms
S5 month, twelve lessons. p-LECTURES at Y Con-
stance street once week. talt&lG "tH p44 felU ~
ssatn INSTRUCTION I'm VOCAL NTUSIC.-
x4AW THOMAS MARTIN, one of the Oldest instructors in
RG this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment 70
IS Ladies Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require recommendation. i--1 -E-r 80 }1-.
H7~ Orders left with 2 P. WERIIEIN No s Camp street
will meet with prompt attention. o9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

+ evening" tsssS5sS
n % meets AZ Franklin ~ Saturday
sF No 2s meets at satur
slay
falDaE M Clinton Wsdhesday
LoDG meets VI Lake Providence On
Ton ThibodaaS satur
EEg ARIA Ion s5 80 meets at Newton Thurs
q IN meets Fridas
6HEl LODGE No. q meets Cheney i %
Monday sSsli
ASsUaEI9N DnfIs No 49, meets at Nap6eonTll LEI on
SalirEss evening. y S!88fs5
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board or DIRECTORS FOR 1856. oaicers-Henry Bier,
resdent John Stroud Ireasuref Secretary.
Gemelay Gnnnii Hafper dillingham; Gardner Smith, AH
flIsr Homes Finance Gommea-ThomRs Keeife, W. g. vii
son Ia HoYe5 sexton Daniel Merritt Members Frank
Lewis " g. Wilson, George Seymour, 4. Goldman, G. B.
VAUIiTS ms ODD FELLOyFSt REST Y nlay be procured
by Al ~ Co.'s s. Canal street
at u FIT Il sTEFs0Sis ia Camp street; to IL
nsr Of Camp and Lafayette Streets iI
price TO members of Lodges will be $40 pc
saalt; ID ali others 800 per vault Z
Information teatiYe to the purchase of Lots be had
application to the Secretary. s3s 5ss l{s. . -
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K. " s COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July 18th, 1856.
q tsignedl !, ~ John M. HALL,
i3E Y Tsgnedl 45 H; NJ, SUMMERS,
l5S54 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July H. 1855:
jyl6 tSignedl CHAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Resored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied advertise five days in the official Journal that sealed
uosas will be received at his office for running and keeping
repair tie draining machine Of the Second District three
the Surveyors be subject to the approval or rejection
Of Common Council and the parties required each TO en-
close cent Of their proposal as guarantee that the con
tract will entered into when approved by the Common Coun
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

TATAWBA WINES, etc..
" 100 boxes Long gworth's SPARkLtSGi ,,,,o,rn
100 do do do ISABELLA
100 do Looms DRY;
50 barrels CATAWBA WINE:
so do BOURBON WHISKY, very SUPERIOR
AN '''N0 'AN W OGLEsBY & MACAULAT.
ieIe 9m 65 65Tchouptou1as street.
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/ f1t'Nssss 'Ats Z 5 @GUNWALE CROSSINGS. Ii Y
The nnwale crossings shall be furnished by the contractor
and shall be Sound good and ut least
neles They sha be firmly hedded secured with oak
rms an lai Tile directions OF the Sur
yeyor and ID such places se Street Commissioner may re-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21
Tn serio SEia ina pan esffs

SfAGN0HIa No meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturda In each mont III 5fts
sinai Nos meets rankin, parish Of ST. Mary
the first andithrd Wednesday, in each month.
SHAW No. 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month in CLIFTON, parish Of East Fecana. @
All coaanhicatsas Intended for the Grand Encanpaent
mnst addressed scgbe, Odd Fellows
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

AIFs asss, IT ID D O. Pasriarcl ~ District NO q
Ss s l!Sti sRsRgs s y III Covert II. W u. ID G. Patri
ZACH. of I1is stfiet N III linton. 3a18s 5gE5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

v xnrrgTtsI{rr x. co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
j. an popular Family Medicines which they oie; to supply
DrugEsts hid Dealers Propreors lowest
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saboFdinate M.ae ann plaents.

YEFTE Nos meets the FIRST and third Monday In each
1uon TehoupBas street. half square above Railroad
sesslg District qlesrs ri hs prssent ~,
pin9s Jenningst q. Barrett, Treasurer
meets irst and third Saturday in each s
the prasenf Wagner u Charles II f 4.
Gapancs s. w; G. @. Dpgne, Scribe; Eedot, j.. w B La
ternes Treasurer. #6gs 57sg33
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-07-21

The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages property worth .,. -.
double the amount loaned thereon.... SOD W
r,,ests1 in hank stocks ,,,,,,,,,,,..... 6S6l50U
foanaj IN hank stocks,..,,.,..,....,,. i25 49U 90
invested in real estate totfce IS Camp sD 5iOtV w
Bills receivable at short time for preni-
earned. i4a,ouo 10
Bills receivable, being balances on sub ,,,o
scription notes. 444lo co
Due for premiums in of collection l2,466 d
Casb on hand Observation-Disclosures. S6,024 10
Total ap,ount of assets .s555 SIT 81
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Prospects of the VVIeat Crop.

gentleman practical agricuturalist who has just
returned from tour through Indiana Illinois and Iowa,
called at oce this morning and informed us that the
prospect Of the fall wheat crop in Illinois and Iowa is
maraby poor being far his observation extended
winter killed The spring crop in Iowa looked promising
In Indiana, and the and southern part Of Ohio
the crop cannot be considered by any promising
In frauk and surrounding counties the prospect Of
abundant yield never has been more cheering.
Columbus Fact 1874.
FLY N THE WHEAr.-We learn bv a gentleman from
Bellevue Huron county, that tie weevi Is making de-
structive work with the wheat fields in that Vicinity The
insects in clouds the grain fields and upon
every stalk head great numbers Of them are found
The prospects that in the region Of Beevueapd the
must be the in other sectonsthe wheat crop
this viii be entirely cut off, SaHdusky Register
" We regret to say that have within the past few
days heard number Of farmers in immediate vicinity
sAy the wheat fields suffering much from the
ses Of this insect Yet trust its operations not
extensive represented-Ed Jour.
TEE WHEAT in this county is almost all headedout, and
tne heavily covered fields present glorious prospect and
give promise OF an abundant harvest-HGyne Democrat
nHEAf N CANADA.-A person writing from Toronto
Large quantities Of wheat still in the hands Of
tne upper Oanada farnerBprobably not less than 5000
600 bushels They had not the good sense to sell when
greater than at any previous time"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Great English Remedy.

Sir JAs<rs CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clarke, Md
Physician extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine is unfAng in the Of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
It moderates all excesses all distinctions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
Pills should be used three weeks previous to con-
nsment; they forty the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform her
duties with safety to herself and her child.
These Pills should NOT Be taken By females during the
first three months Of pregnancy, they sure 10 bring
on misedrriage but at any other time they safe
In all cases and spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs heaviness or fatigue slight exerton,
aiptaon Of the heart lowness Of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases oesioned
by disordered system these pills viii Affect cure when all
other means have ed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron calome anthony any other min
ersl Fun directions accompanying each bottle Price,
in the United States and Canada One Dollar.
Sole agents for this country,
L C. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, N. 7.
TUUTTLE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
NJ 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any athOriz
ed agent viii insure bottle of the Pills by return mall
Cor asle by S. BUCKLAND Co. Fremont and by
one druggist in every town in the United States
nay so. 1856. S4N
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

A public meeting was held at Loekport,
N. Y, to give expression to their sentiments
on the assault on Senator Sumner. Gov.
Hunt made an admirable speech on the oc-
casion. The following resolution was
adopted:
ReSolued.: That as determined and
free people we demand the immediate ex-
pulsion of these perjured assassins-perur-
ed, because they have sworn to support the
Constitution of the United States, which
they have wantonIy violated-assassins, be-
cause they attempted the life Of an unsus-
pecting and unarned man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

Office c. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland. Nav IA, 1856.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

HS n paQ accldenL occurred 10 the
morning Express train, coming West from
Cleveland on the c. q T. R. R. When
three miles this side of Cleveland, the boil
er of the locomotive exploded, blowing the
maching all to pieces and badly injuring
several persons-among them Mr.. Allen,
master machinist of the shops at Cleveland.
The extent of the damage we have not
learned, nor if the wounds of Mr.. A. are
likely to prove fatal
LATER-The engineer, named Frank
Thayer, was badly scalded. The fireman,
named Jas. Lemon, is so badly scalded and
otherwise injured, that his life is dispaired
Of Mr.. Allen is badly scalded and one
leg broken. The engine is total wreck.
-Sa'odusky Register.
LATER.-Lemon has since died. Allen
is in critical condition.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Going East.

Trains win stop ut stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

year ago this last spring, Mr. C. E. DEWEY, with his
brother-in-law Mr. DANIEL BAIR, and their families left
Scott township in this county, to make their home in Kan
sss Mr. Bair died last winter and his widow on
the disturbances in the territory resolved to return tc
Ohio arriving here Monday last Mrs B. says she would
been able to get out of the Territory had it not
been that she fell in with the Surveyor and his party
Four times they were stopped by the 'ruans" who in
sisted that they ugitives fleeing from justice but
when they presented their revolvers heyere allowed to
proceed She says that but faint idea of the state
things now existing in that territory is entertained by the
people here and that unless the Free State get sub
tantal aid soOn they will be and crushed out
Mr.. DEWEY still remains in Kansas, and says he WILL If
need be- sell his life the cost of more than one Border
Rufian.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
A Mark of Confidence.

The Cincinnati Convention did not ad
journ without some testimonial in regard
for Congressman. Rust, of Arkansas, the
bully who assaulted Horace Greeley, was
appointed member of the National Demo
cratic Committee.
This was an appropriate selection, and
shows that the Democracy are not migrate
full for eminent services.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

BLACK INGRAT1TUDE.-After having got
all the 'spoils' out of him, and all the offices
he has had it in his power to bestow, the
three years past, the democracy of Wash
ington, we see, now, have
Resolved That we thank God that the Administration
of Franklin Pierce is drawing to a close.
Poor Pierce! Cannot we have sympa-
thy demonstratinn for him? Let's have a
meeting, and pass some resolutions, any
how.-N Y cypress.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20

On the 18th inst, by Rev. l. N. Pounds, Mr. JACoB
RorH this place. to Miss NARY H. MARSH, Of Ballvlle
Good-by, JACOB. Loves doings ARE unaccountable.-
Still we think the most sensible way Of solving the prob
lem is by the Newtonian theory of attraction for do
know that
ATTRACTION is a curious power,
That can understand;
Its influence is everywhere,
In water, air and lSnd
II operates on everything
The seN the tide, the weather;
Itbrings the sexes close, smack MP,
And binds them fast together"
The cake was eaten and pronounced good. Msy hfe's
Joys and blessings ever be the lot Of young friends
On the sth inst by Rev. H. Lang, at the York Centre
House, Mr. WALLACE STROLL, and Miss SARAH A. THIR-
WAESarER, both Of Washington.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
morrow Coumty--Skies Rrigbt.

Aeter from intelligent friend at Mt. Gilead says:
There is enthusiasm for Buchanan here. They had
ratification meeting Saturday evening last and fifteen
Buchanan on hand. The Republicans wide
awake and ready for the fight. Wen knock the dust out
of the brute force party this fall Put Morrow down for
900 for the nominee of the Philadelphia Convention
Such is the tenor of the letters receive from all
parts of Ohio. perfect Waterloo defeat awaits the Slave
Democracy here which will only find its parallel in the
campaign Of 1854 when majority nearly hun
dTed thousand The spirit of freemen is thoroughly
ed and is determined to crush out the last spark of
slavery notification Locofocosm in 0hio-COL Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Signs.

Judge George Holt and p P Lowie Esq, of Dayton,
openly declared that they cannot and H support the
ticket nominated by the "Nigger Diffusion" Convention
at Cincinnati last week There just such in
own county, whose names could mention. Slavery
Extension and Blue Light Federalism all at once more
than these gentlemen swallow at single dosei
We clip the above from the Greenville Darke Co Jour
nal The detection from the ranks of the Slave Deocra-
ey alarming the leaders, and they already give Ohio.
Their only hope is in the Slave States With the entire
South they still hope carry enough Northern votes to
elect Buchanan But every day to dispel this il
lusiOn-COlumbHs Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-20
Ano1her s.Anosfate.,, 5,

Gustavus Koerner, who was the Democratic Lieutenant
Governor of Illinois in the year 1853 has out strong
y against the extension Of slavery and the Democratic
party being in its favor He is described
great influence with the German population of the State
Illinois, hitherto the most devoted of all the Western
States to the Democratic party to have number
its leading Democrats very much discontented with the
present state of things. With the aid of such a.
Trumbu Bissel and Koerner it will be strange indeed
the opposition does not triumph there.