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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-21

a. Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and inflammation from the So
versest burns or scalds in from to twenty min
utes-and that will heal the wounds without scar;
and efectually cure Fever Sores-Pies-Salt Rheum
-Inhammatory Rheumatism-Sore and Intiamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds Bruises-Old and Invetera,e
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions--Ery sipelas-
Observation-Disclosures Chilblans-Bites of In.
sects--Swelled end Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-and all other in6ammstory and cutaneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about the many diseases named
tobe cured BY only but reflect that the few
but positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
contains and heretofore euumeratedons TO forr--
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases
but many more not enumerated.
Qdery.-Do Ner REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-.
SCRIBE cALoMEL fNwARpLY FOR SCORES OF DIP
FERENT DISEASES!
Each BOX of GENUINE DktLEY's PAIN ExrRac.
TOR has upon it e Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures Of C. v. CLICKENER L. CO.. pro-
prietors, end HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer All
Others arc counterfeit. Price q cents per box.
F All orders should be addressed to c. v. Click.
ener Co, 81 Barclay street. New York
For sale wholesale and retail By
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
ap lc-0m les Main street.
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-No.ice-New York Life Insurance
M persons holding certificates for Divi-
land, in this Company will present them to the Agent
No 2o3 Main street, and receive In edsh . per GENT.
inerest thereon and At the time they Will re-
ceve Scrp for the Dividend of 50 per cent, declared
January LIST, 1856. e-.;a,s
Where the parties have given notes for Porron OF
their next per cent. on all Dividends that nave
been placed to their credit.
an 2l-St CHAS. WOhTdAM, agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-21

~I,ADIES, FAIR..-The ladies Of the
Methodist Church. on Union HILL still holding
their Fair at Springfield Hall. TONIGHT: if the
weather should be pleasant the remainder OF the ar
ticles will be disposed of at auction II not iali the
auction sale will be postponed till tomorrow night
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N91TI.tCEs;-, 4, ALL CREDIT0Ks ,. or

~ ISAAC r. WATKINS, Esa.--Iaasc r. Watkins,
ESQ, having conveyed TO the undersigned, trustee,
large amount of valuable property TO secure, first,
creditors rateably who shall before the first Of March,
1857 present and establish their claims against him;
now, notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors OF Tire
said Isaac r. Watkins to present their claims 20 tie
undersigned without delay. He will he ut the Ar
hngton House, Richmond, for several days, where he
will bs glad 70 receive the claims Of creditors Germ
nuncntiors may be addressed to him nj Providence
z. o.. Halifax county, Va, or to his counsel Wood
Bouidin Esq. Talcott p. o., Charlotte county, Va.
THOMAS WATKINS, TTrstse.
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~ BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents fo
Richmond. fe I2-d6m

Cv The Annual N Getting of the Male Or
phan Society of Richmond will be held on MON
DAY evening, the 2lst inst at p M in the Lecture
Room of the Sycamore Church, On 18th st between
Marshall and Broad streets The public are invited
to attend. By order of the President.
apI9-2t R. R. HOWISON, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-21

TENT sELF-HEATINiI HUIAh1
l. SMOOTHING IRON.-The great advantage of
this Iron is that 1t heats itself and keeps bot during
the whole time ironing for hours for weeks and
at an expense merely nominal. Tins sklne great
saving of fire and the Inconvenience CT heating rooms,
especially in wenther 1t also IL vas'iY sai g.
ror TO the Charcoal Iron in fact the Charcoal Iron
bears resemblance ecmpari'on 10 this ~ an
EXPENSE of two Cents an honr a large ironing be
done and an immense amount of labor saved IL is
of great convenience TO Laandries, Horse keepers
and Boarders saving them the tronbe of going to
the kitchen to heat their irons, aud be heated
and used in any room in the hcuse, or out OF doors
without any Inconvenience whatever IL needs on.
Iy Ia he seem and tried to be appreciated. Nor sale
by r. M LMmEhmAN,
ap21 los, MAID. corneI lztn sfrets.
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HORSE TONIC.-For improving the con-
IL ditition of Horses giving them good appetite,
expelling worms, relieving hide bound, &c This
Tonic can be left of after the animal has improved
without his falling back in flesh or spirits. For sss
by DUVAL NOhION, ,pInssistAE8
CIIk AND BAREGE RUBES.--A few
= handsome Silk and Barege Robes still on hand,
which we are selling very cheap. Those In want will
please call. J. MILLHlsEK BIO,
ap21 IsS broad stree.
7 INEN CAMB, HDKFs.--An0fher sup
IL ply of those remarkably cheap Linen Hdkfs just
received 100 doz at cents, worth l24: 200 doz A
cents worth 2 $50 doz at Is ce ITS richly wo rth 90
Hemstitched at o. 81, S73, so and rs cents These
Hdkfs are considered by good judges, 10 be q dec
de .a q good bargain mIILH1sER & BRO.
% EIOVAL--We have Just opened mt our
II new store, No. I67 Main street. opposite Ex-
change Bank fresh and new lot Of bease keeping
artices-Baskets, Brooms Buckets, Msts, Cages
China Glass and Earthenware of every description
which we sell very low for cash. Our old customers
and the public solicited to call early as we w1l
np 5i~st THos. L. ANGUS & co.
A PRIL DIST, ISS8..-Just received per
n steamer Jamestown, a large and attractive In
voice of Goods bought at auction, at very reduced
prices They consist in pert of every grsde of La
dies Gents and Chldrens Hosiery, superior Ladies
and Misses Twisted Silk Mtts, at 30 and 62i cents
very great bargain; every variety of Millinery Goods;
Swiss and Carnb Collars from l2i cents to % Cam
brio and Swiss Bands Thread Laees; PaIaso'; Swiss
White Canbrics; Dotted, Emb., Plain, Checked snd
Stripped Swiss Musns at 25 aid 81 cts worth doubk-
the money; Black Silk; Irish Linen; handsome Silk
Fringes, at l2t cents: large assortment OF every
style of Trimmings; rich Emb. Curtain Muslin, at
i24 CENTS Infants Waists: light colored Kid Gloves,
3l4 and S cents and thousands of other Goods In
De closed 0ae q Issh | @ 1sa and Fancy
ap2l Store, 205 Broad street.
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NAPOLEON THE III. EnlfEk0R OF
IN THE FRENCH; BY EDWARD ROTH, ESQ
Inst received at O'NEILLS Book Store and Libra
~ large supply of the above highly Interesting and
instructive work containing portraits Of the Emperor
and Enpress; price $l Rev Dr. Cahiils Works 50
eants: Travels in England France. Italy and IRELAND
by Haskins SO CENTS Willy aeily and his dear Caleen
Dawn rs cents; Bertha; or, the Pope md the Empe-
roY rs cents History of the Irish Rebellion of 1888
SO cents. JOHN ONElLL, Broad street,
ap H-lts next door 70 Broad STREET Hnt-l.
LYLEGiANTs SPRING GOUD>--Beraae
II Robes-Elegaht Fionnced beraee Robes al va
rious prices magniics Mt Flounced Grenedine Robe.
very handsome, at $40; splendid Ufgandie Robes
very fine. G A. GWATkiN
ap 81 Gpposte Fxchspgr 81 INK
SThlPED AND PLAID sILKs..-We
~ have jus, received lot OF Striped Hnd piais
silks which we az selling al dollar per yard the
cheapest silks IN Rirhmoud
ap2i p,RTweLLs On
AWNr, At -llAs, skc.--A irrsh iot
IL Lawns, Musl,ns, Brilliant, !. for ssle Inv
sp<i @. HARTWELL 4 Co.
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az The DcmOcratlC pHrty OF tMe CITY Oh
Richmond, met at Corinthian Hall. on Friday eve
ming. the 18th inst pursuant to adjournment. r. d.
AYIETr in the chair, and B. w. STARKE, secretary
On motion, it was resolved that the meeting pro.
coed to the election of sixty delegates to
the Democracy of the city of Richmond in the DEM
cratic Convention be held for this district on the
- day of May. 1856, to elect delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention to nominate a President ana
Vice President of the United States
The following gentlemen were then put in nemna'
t;on and unanim susly elected, the vote upon each
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HAVING PURCHAskD OF DANIEL.
Ii w. HARDEsTY his entire stock OF Gooes,
combating Of the usual variety Of Cloths Cassmeres,
and Ready Made Cloth ing kept by merchant tsiloIs
hereby constitute and appoint ROLLINS HAN
DESTY, my agent 10 carry on tho business Of TAI
LoRIN6 In all its branches in the city OF Richmond
with authority TO buy such articles a. may be needed
In said business, and sell for cash only -
up is-lSts WILLIAM BURTON.
CORN. CO R N !--i. 500 bush. heastifni
~ nice White CORN, for meal, on board schoossf
King William, for sale BY
spH EDWIN WoRTHAM co
I AlDLEY e ROBINsON,S CREAM
IL 6YkUPS.-These delieioaA wholssome and nv
tdtious Syrups with the various fruit iavers, which
were 90 exceedingly popular Last year are nov sag
piled csnstantly with our pure, spazkfins iey-eoes
fountain Soda Water.
LAiDLEY ROBINSON. Chemists.
apH 4th and frsnkfu streets
DATkNT hich reaHlrss .
u boiling, may - prepared nor ne IN rev mi. !.
utes and q particularly usual II doing sp ans sec
-anothex lot just recsieed. ard for ale BY
LAlDLEx Ao1lNeoN CemissA
spn tsh and RNAhlin sexests
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
pRRBLE COUNTY FAIR.

We notice tina, very extensive preparations
are being made for The Agricultural Fair this
year, and ii is confidently expected that this
one shall not be behind any ever he'd IN the
County. As The premiums are large. and he
Board Of Managers and our citizens intend to
spare no pains 10 make it agreeable 10 oil who
come, we hope that our Farmers will turn
out en- masse with their ~s,ock-and the Ne
ebanics will not neglect to have their Hall well
stored, and last Jutnot least, hal the Lad,es,
will decorate ihejt Department 10 grand s;yle'
Come in friends, and lei US have a good FAN
lit will pay you better than any gathering
you have been Of this season.
p. S. Since the above was in type we have
been informed that q Lad es Riding mattel
will come of on the Third dsy Of the Fair
Liberal prizes viii be awarded, but what lhe'
are 10 be we have not been informed--soms
have iatims.ed that a couple Of our Bschvio
friends 10 Eaton will be Offered II this =
~Inotsn ~inducement for competitors. we can
Imagine what would be. The invitation !
not confined 10 this county alore-sll, "a
and near are invited 10 come and contend 70
the prizes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
-@@@C-@
Kansas.

M
A gentleman Of our acquaintance, says the
St. Louis Heroid, who returned from Kansas
yesterday, in forms US that oil is peace and
quiet in the Territory; that oil the statements
about recent battles have been very much ex-
sggeroted--so much SO that for every twenty
reported killed and sounded here, not more
than one ortwo sfe known anything about in
the Territory. The Missourians have ell re.
turned 10 their homes. and a large number Of
The Free Stale men under Lane are reported 10
have gone back 10 their homes through Nebrss-
ks and lowe 10 the East. He also informs Us
that the Pro slavery, as well as the Free Stale
men who were driven out by both parties, are
returning 10 Leavenwoith. Westport, and 9th
er places, and that those who closed tbei
places OF business and stores have again open
I'd and resumed their occupations. All seen
willing To- abide by the acts OF Gov. Geafy.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
n bet mercy, aveIt sucha caisstIophe.

In her mercy, avert suchl Catastrophe.
You refer 10 Pierrc's amy. 4 know moth.
ing OF such an stmy in Ibis region, ; nd ~
there is any man in Indiana ally CROUCH 70
believe lie has one d wn here, lei him enjoy
his hsfpy delrsion. 4 ctuld shy much bron
this subjects but1 now ON mskine my letter
much too long. Suffice - 10 say Pierre Il
sworn 10 see The Laws OF Congress fsiihfnIly
carried out, and the oiganic aci Of iLe Tenn
iety hiss been wan,oniy irsnpled under foot
BY the fsnalics end los iefs. hence his selion
In ibe Premises. IL he had neied ouf Justice
TO them accufdi < 10 their deserts he w MD
have dstksnsd The heavens with some Of
them.
Thai The Democl ratio party nsy msroh up
IN solid phslshx. Gided by their noble allies,
The high. miOdeds noble National Whigs, and
thpt the old tiled men who have bofne The
buftben' and heal or the day who, perhaps,
ere The retufn Of another Presidential Elec.
lion. may be taken 10 ihst ssboufns .lom
whence no tIsysier retusns,, o. fhe.rs last
crowning sct, may fearessiy march On To The
polls and vote 6nt for willard snd nsst for
Buchanan, Is the desire OF
Your friend and humble ser'L
HIRAM HOOVER.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
4 Blast from Henry ward sssshsr on Duaa's
Kansas Bill

The redoubiabis Heary Ward Beecher isut.
teri, disguised with the position bis Black
Republican friends took 81 The last session q
Congress in sustaining Dumas Kansas BilI.-
The lighting paIscn." in the columns Of Ike
Independent, thus thunders his indignation ia
speaking Of that Black Republican messure,
Hear him.
"Now, II those psoyises do not constitute
0 political ipecac for the SOU Of an anti sIa-
very man, then ] much mistake the basis OF
ant slavery principles in him. Look d them
for Q moment, They acknowledge thai sla-
very can and does exist IN those Territories ;
that slavery can be born upon thai soil that
they can be taken from thence to inteminable
bondage and labor onthe rice swan ps andup.
on the Gehenas Of cotton al the south, AndS
innhermorp, that they nssy be taken 10 other
Territories OF The United States, ihus imPiies
lilly admitting what every fteedom and Cunsti.
talion- loving man denies, de-, thai slavery
can exist IN The jefntofies under the CoDsii-
tuition. IL effectusily ignores the old, true
fdocif:ne, that If slavery has any existence
whatever, Il has II BY positive slave law aud
where that private cole OF might does exist,
every man leaps into life o ~ffeetnan. his frec-
mars right being the gift Of Gid who gsse
him being. Another feature OF ihese proyisus
Is l0und in lis sanction Of The Fugitive slave
enactment n 1854 code Tor The rendition
of fpeiiiyes from slavery thai Is revolving 10
every N4r;besn aud Western naiufe.u
This ''po!itIeal ipecsc'' to the nero Of The
Sharp rife noioriety, was swallowed without
finchins BY any Black Rspsbiicap in Con-
sress, save Letter Of Ohio. Aitof them
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
Faot 70 b.

Who nomina,ed Mr.. Buchsnanl Let Il be
borne in mind, that il was The Moth On
the first ballot in The Cincinnati Convention,
he received ONE HUN RED ~ ONE votes from
the Free States, and but rHrRr Epua votes
from the Slave Stales. The Southern States,
with butiwo or three exceptions, voted sgoinst
him in o bo!y up 10 the last bailos when they
yielded 10 the forcs5of public opinion. Yet,
on ever hand, you hear The Abolition orators
and papers crying out that Mt. Buchanan Is
The candidate Of The Southern pro'slaserypa
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
Mr.. Buchanan and the IaboriDg Man.

II has been charged By munyof ihe fusion
presses that Mt. Buchanan 10 The enemy Of
the isboring man, and when in Congress
openly avowed thai emily. This charge d
so grossly false. thai The New York Tribune,
knowing that lis circulation would iniuie The
Black Republican parry. has declared lis lack
Of truth. The Boston Chronicle, another
prominent Free Soil paper, speaks Of The &C.
c~usaiion as follows.
To represent Mr.. Buebansn as having
made the remark attributed 10 him, IN tht abb
sence OF nIh proof Is mavish- To represent
him as having sad hat The yrryspeo ie whom
be now expects 10 elect him lheif chief nss.
is;rate, should be reduced 10 0 state OF unpsr-
aieIls d naupesism, Is foolish. A charge INTO
whichk i avery and folly both eniet canpoj harm
the man agsinsl whom ii Is directed. in tho
estimation o an intelligent people. II ear
iniufe only those who Gake u, sud those only
ought 10 be injured by ii. We believe Nj.
Buchanan would heartily rejoice 10 know
that every working msn IN The world wss
earning enough 20 live comfortable, and 10
place something aside every week. We be-
lieye. too, that be wobIdbr as frsdy Is any
man 10 DO his part toward realizing that good
lime that We 'hpes Is X come for ihs children
OF ioil."
The following is ansexprsssion Of sentiment
from Mr.. Bucissnsn himselft
From my soul Respect The laboring maa.
Labor is the fo,inhstion OF The wealth or evc-
~ country; end ibe free lsborefs OF the North
deserve respect both for their psebiiy and in
EieiIgencs. Heaven forbid that ] should do
them wrong or al the counties on the
earth we ought iohave the most consideration
Tor the lsboring man."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
PIPE LAYING.

Our neighbot has raised The ''Stop Thief,
cry, IN order 10 divert public attention tom
The actsuf the Black Republicans, and charges
The Democrats in LewisD. Campbelrs district,
with importing voters from this county, in order
10 defeat the "Builer Ponyr' Neighbor, that
.ashriek Of Distress indicates what The disu-
~nionists expect in the Third District, and they
have called upon you 10 furnish . sliding scale
to let them down easy, after the "bIOtD up,n al
the Octobet election, and in response 10 that
call, YOU have raised the hue and cry of"Pipe
Laying!s' The fact is that. il has been COM
mon report, FOR some weeks, that, certain
Black Republicans in Butler county were ex-
|iensiyely engaged in colonizine voters TO make
the Third District certain, and, in order 10 di
yert public attention from their own acts, they
have employed gu TO make the chsrLe against
The Democracy, so that the disunion sheets 10
the Third District. like q pack OF wolves. may
take up the cry, in The hope that amid ''the
noise and confusion" public attention may be
diverted from their p e-layiag operations.
II will avail you nothing, mol those Tor whose
bene6tihe "shriek" was uttered and The false
hood fabricated and circulated. We nov
warn those Black Republican emig5aRts from
WnIreI comfy, who have taken UP their pre-,
~carious residence IN Butler and Montgomery
Ito return, for. il they persist 10 The scheme o.
~yillainy which they have been employed <
carry out, "~Saltpeire," will moi save them IRON
Teeeiving the reverb due such acts Of r~ascsiity
All the Black Republicans from this county
who have gone over 10 MI. CampbelPs Dis
ltIict had better return Immediately, as tbei
votes will be needed to save Harlan, and Com
mitiees Of Vigilance in each county OF TIL
Third District, are looking out for the emu
gront aid society Uoters, end IL an attempt !
made al illegal voting, The utmost rigor Of tn
law will be enforced against those perpetra
ting Me Outrage. .
Democr Is are willing 10 abide by The deci
sion Of the people Of The ballot.boxes. but
because Black Republicans import voters I'M,
Kansas 10 control the political affairs OF iha
county, they must not imagine they can will
IMMUNITY, play OF the same game in Ohio.-
Democrats OF The Third Congressional District
see that your rights are not iIampled upon b
enigrdnt aid society poters! ''Forewarned fore
sTmedg' Be sure 10 thwart every schem
employed by the enemy, and secure 0 trump
fur your principles and candidates.
n LA
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
Tickets.

We win have the Tickets printed and ready
for distribution in . few days. We hope ali
orders win be accompanied with the cash, that
we may have no difficulty after The election;
Three dollars per thousand is the regular
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

We eopythe following article from the Leb-
anon Ciissn. which shows how Lewis D.
Campbell is 70 be elected. Will The people
Of this District tamely submit 10 such rsscalily.
and villainy againf We shall see. Read the
q ticls:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
'swilmot,s District Capitulates - Over
Hundrsd Frsmontsr's Converted q Oas
Meeting.

Not long stree, Hon Galushs A. Grow. mem
Der Of Congres, from Wilmors district, Penn,
sylyania. challenged Hon. Ellis Schnabel 70
meet him al. CLOVIS Hotel, four miles from
Tunkhsnnock and discuss Inc political issuet
or the day. Mt Schnsbei accepisd The chat
lenge, and, on Saturday lssi, the meeting came
OF. II was o Tremendous gathefing-twenly-
six iouf horse wagons, ell loaded 10 excess
coming IN. Nj. Gfpw led or IN en- expose or
The Rspnblicsn creed. He spoke nearly ~
hour. After he had CLOSED, MT. Schnabet sfoss
and addressed The meeting 10 that clesf, iofct-
BILE manner which so emiuentiy cbuSactetires
bis delivery. Our informant, who has no pefs
tislity towards The Democracy, says tbht nv.
Schnsbeps demolition Of Glow was me most
eloquent and mastery specimen 81 pIatorys
logic and historical factsi 70 which ne esef lis-
tened.
AZ lbe conclusion ofhis speech, . delegation
ar aper ons hundred asktd 70 Be receibed On ne
demoeratc aide. md icepi 6eer and deiD<rsd
neir btnnfrs into tbe Aqrds II ~ Buckanon
men such . complete triumph vas never
achieved BY . single speseh--and 1his y 20
idle bossi. We gather The facts rom one Of
our most rrspectsble citizens Who vas present
on The occasion.-Ehmirs IN. ~ Gaz<tie. =
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
WaNEY WANTED.

Those who are indebted 10 VS. for Job Work,
Advertising and Subscription, will please take
notice and answer This call, Immediately. We
mn ST have il.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
WOOD! wood!

Allour subscribers who intend paying fheir
subscription in Wood, will please send i
along as soon as possible. We want tolay in
our winter stock.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
I've Nv bsd ft,quent occasion to spea'

rive have bsd frequent occasion to speak
or lie uasoIupuionsness Of the Fremontess 10
tbe present csmpsign. We have mean, just
Whit we said. A more scrppuious campaign
bari Of The opposition was never wsged,
il we may except The Coffin Hand Bill Ira.
No m-esas-pipe laying, eic,-will be leit nm
tried 10 defeat The ticket in this District
Observation-Disclosures r We desire dem.
ocrats 10 keep . sharp look out for strangers
on the snie election ds7. Dayton Emp.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

M The Old Lire Wings and The Demo
eracy Of Pennsylyania are uniting to eefeat
Fremont, aud ensure the electoral vote Of the
State 10 Buchanan. At the County Conyen-
ton Of the friends Of the Union, held in Ian.
caster, on Wednesday. of last week, the Hon.
Isaac Z. Hester. formerly o Wing Representa-
live or that county, was nominated for Con.
sress; and Of fifteen names upon the ticket,
six are old line Wings, but all. OF course,
VAIN friends Of james Buchanan.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
rrTbe Flllmorites met vi West Alexandri

ErThe Fillmorites mel y West Alexandra
on Fdday Of last week, and nominated . full
County Ticket. As tbst party have no Orgaa
% this eonnty, we have agreed to insert their
Ticket until the election. II will be found IN
snotter column. We intend 10 beat The. one
and .be Black Republicans 100, Marx that
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
lack-Rspubiioan Opinion Of the Germans.

lnasmuch as the Black Republicans are
.o,, oo.,,;.e ,he n e,mors and claiming IL be
r'
iheif itienos' we copy 'o' men oenen' :" ~
ticie that appeared in the Block Republican
paper in Bucyrus, Ohio, a few years ago. !,
..,a.
" A,
Look at our yiisge' ho" y y n'ssiacsu
bythsse illie na'sances, AhaNn " ,ne "sms
oil groceries, 81 kspl ny 'ne ui''y D"ten, wno
are nnhi iof eny,hlns uecenl. " Ias' our
country = euiseu W !. no'ue 2. foA1.ss ~.
CARS, bE FILTHY ourfoVhisos ~ h.s.t'
U0wB Win lutin hHu tucH NUM-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
Geainat tha nWoollH Horra.,,

William Gary Jones, a brother in-iaw Of
Fremont Is on; in o strong article 10 the public
giving reasons why Fremont should not be
elected. It is significant fact that all bis
near kinsmen, who know the man and bis
qualifications, ore opposed 10 him.