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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19


lust opened, the largest, best and cheap
- est stock Of Fall and Winter Goods ever rs.
ceived in this city, comprising all the no1est
styles Of Ladies' Dress goods Shawls, En-.
broideries Hosiery, cloves, Mitts Null and
Swiss Edgiug, Irish Linen, Diaper, Tabl
Cloths, silk and Linen hdkfs. French and En-
gliSh cloths and Cassimpres; Plain aud Fancy
Ve>ting; Salinets, Tweeds. checks. Tickings'
Muslin all widths, qualities aud prices
Persons wishing g,iod> by the yard Or pir,C,e
will find it greatly TO their advantage ny ca,''
~ at this house before pnrchasing heir goods
oct g. II. g.. GARRETT, I, ihiru's 81
COAL FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber has a large ld' of Goa
that he shes to sell by the acre, about
two miles west from Steubenville. Also
another farm, the best coal farm on the ).
Il ], r.. R., about eight miles west Of steu-
benvilIe, and the best chance to ship on
the Railroad, ich he offers to sell ut
very low price. Please give himsa call.
ANDREW EKEY, u.
Jan. cost pd,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ORN AMEN rs of Memory Elegantly
OBound and Illustrated.
scenery of the United States do do
sabbath Belle do do
he English Orphans by Mrs. Holmes.
Tempest and sunshine do
Cleve Hall
The Wrinkles
Beauty for ashes.
Gilflans Third Gallery
The dewdrops
Representative Women by Baldwin
aspirations by Mrs. Manners
Ida Norman by Mrs. Lincoln Philips.
Questions of the Soul--by Wecker,
Wisdom, Wit g. Whims.
PhocniXlana
Fitzgernds Exhibition Speaker
Richard the Teachers
The Lances of Lynwood
Molly 81 Kitty
Young Americans abroad
Pleasant Pages for Young People
Love of Country
The Guiding Star
Oriental Story Book
Wit Bought
And variety of additional Juveniles
miniatures and Toy Books Just received and
orsale by }. K. SLACk, y w.
Brush Fact ry.
BRUSHES AND FANCY GOODS
ID Wholesale and Retail, at
d STEWARDS,
No. 26 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, [between
Wood and Market. dec. l9-3m
TOOTH ACHE is readily cured by DR.
Keysers Tooth Ache Remedy Sold at Hen
ninr A Mnlvin's and nrenared by DR. GeOrge
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19

CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE
U>r received at the City Shoe Stare,
"a splendid Stock Of Boots d Shoes suitable
foa the Winter trade never should go barefoot
ed when Shoes can oe bought at the City Shoe
Store so cheap for cash.
Washington Hall Building Market Street
Steubenvllle Ohio. D. SCOTT.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19
H. q. GARRETT's,

1855. FALL 4 WINTER GooDs- 1858.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19
S. COURSEY

O' VUV 1NDG1y
R RNRBER and fashionable hair dresser
~ Razors set, and all kinds Of Surgical in
strumens put in good order. Room under
The Mechanics. Saving Fund, Market st. near
the Washington hall, between Sd. aud 4thst.
anril 5th lS55.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19

a loper who never had the drOpsy.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-03-19

EDUCEO PRICES My Store is
now filled with choice selection Of watchs,
cks, ewelry, & c., which have red uced to
lowest possible prices; warrantnS IL IA
rats gold levers for $25,OO clock 80 cents. and
other things in proportion ; which are lower
than the retail traders have for them in any of
the eastern cities.
RHYME AND REASON.
Nv expcn ses are low, and trade being brisk
Are good reasons you know so come without
risk TO CRAlG'S Jewelry Store,
dec. 10 No 10, Fifth sire ct
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

" there (says the Mobile Regis,r) political
organization with which patriot might feel justly proud
TO be connected that organization is the great national
democratic party Whether It's past history or Its present
position be considered hlone will be found to possess the
principles requisite 10 maintain, in all its purity the free
constitutional government bequeahed us by our fathers
The history Of the American people is the history OF the
democratic party the achievements Of the nation are the
achievements Of the democratic party and the day that
witnesses It's dissolution win witness aso the destruction
Of the constitution and the Union OF these States 4,
alone Of all partes-nay, Of all Institutions, truly
national One after another the links which have hound
the North and the South together have been severed Tn.
thousand tiny cords which linked the two sections
closely together have been snapped the thousand little
channels through which a sentiment has been
dused through the Union choked up; and an antag
onlsm Of sentiment Of principle and Of interest has grad
uslly but surely risen up in their stead. With BUTTE
exceptions the various denominations OF Christians have
resolved their organizations into northern and southern
wings and the is true Of OF our public bodies
While sectionalism is fast becoming prevailing
sentiment while the fierce conflict Of jarring elements
strives to bring chaos back again. the democratic party
looms grandy up its nationality intact and waves the
olivs-branch over the troubled waters Of politics
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
OUR PROSPECTS IN MICHIGAN.

We have conversed with gentleman who has just re
turned to Washington from proracted visit to Michigan
and whose opportunities for obtaining information
such give peculiar weight his opinions who
that Michigan safe for Buchanan and Breckinrdge
beyond all peradvenu The Detroit Free Press has
the following in relation to the election in Upper
Michigan:
The result of the election the Upper Peninsula for
ator and representatives has deep significance So
the election affected by local considerations the demo
cratic candidates sufferers but local consider tons
very much overborne by the greater interest felt in
Of the national issues involved in the national struggle
30 intense this interest away the shore of Lake Supe
ror that in locality, where candidate for representa-
tive claimed support local grounds but whose political
identity very distinct, he repaired to sign
written pledge TO for General Cas- for the United
States Senate before the people would give him any
all.
The deep significance of this election is that black re
pubcanism has not the popular hold that dem
ocrats have been led to fear. The Upper Peninsula
less liable to prevailing influences than other portions Of
northern States where the democratic party
morszed by Maneawism and other sms and by
ton Of political leaders. The people of that section
calm, thinking people. They estimate the incacuabe i'm
poranee Of right decision Of pending questions and have
voted accordingly And so, csnddly believe will
Michigan in November, and majority Of the northern
States"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16

The Ohio Statesman tells story that viii not be likely
to gernto me Opposition papers but which Is altogether
too good to be lost The story is that At late blAckre
publican mass meeting in CoumbAna county, Ohio, a
very fine flag got up with great and expense costing
some forty dollars offered TO the township that would
turn out the most the day Of the meeting The
democrats therefore, Of Of tho townships in that eoun-
IT, concluded that they would like to take prize from the
enemy and the banner being given for the largest num-
Der OF po they got together marched up in body and
took the banner from the awarding committee When the
coored republicans found that their splendid and eO'tly
banner was awarded to the democrats there was waing
and gnashng Of teeth for poor bleeding Kansas but it
was too late-the boys had it, and marched home in i-
umph and victory
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
OHIO ELECTION,

The following all the returns which have reached
this city of the election held in Ohio Tuesday last
Lucas cousTY.Toledo gives $50 democratic majority.
ERIE couSTy.-Sandusky gives ~ republican majority.
CLrvELAsp, Oct l5.-Ths city has probably given $50
republican majority; Cuyahoga county, 1000; Huron
county, fifteen townships, l4oo; Sandusky, town
ships 81 Colubana county, three townships, $780, Lake
county four townships Ross county, three townships
To- Green county, Harlan, (rep for Congress- 900 War
county, four townships so gsna republican MAORI
ties Montgomery county close between Campbell and Val
Democrats claim the atters election Preble
county not heard from.
CIscrssATI Oct. l5 Fairfield Ross, Montgomery
ties, from partial returns indicate republican gain.
L. d. Campbell Is reelected in the third congressional dis
trict by log majority.
We have received despatch from Columbus announcing
positively the defeat of Campbell and Galloway.
CscISSATI, Oct 15-Pendleton, (dem In the first dis
tric and Groesbeck, (dem in the second district are
elected Congress- The democratic county ticket elected
by 900 900 majority This democratic gain OF two
Congressmen The democrats however, lose 1000
this county since Chase's election.
despatch from GAINESVILLE the election of Er
Governor Medi the democratic candidate for Congress
CIscIssATI, Oct. i5.-Repubican county najorities
Green county, 2; Summit $50 Medina, O00 Hamilton
5000, Columbians $780, Trumbul, 1000; Stark 200
Mahonng 200 Gesuga, (partiay) l,75s. The State Ia
conceded the republicans Nichols is reelected Con-
gress in the Sd district Galloway Is defeated.
CoLUMBus, Oct. l5.-The congressional delegation will
probably stand ten democrats to eleven opposition Camp
bell Is defeated.
CSoISSArr, Oct I6-Cor (democrat) Is elected to Con-
gress in the 18th district BY 200 majority Mott is reelected
in the 6h district Wade in the l9th and Gddngs in the
10Th.
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THE subscriber, trustee, viii TubAe sale Mon
Sd November Of IL O'CLOCK
@ he couthoass door Ia Rockville the following loo Of
estate, witch the Clarke died SEIZED, ~
ing goey county about eight miles Washington e
Lot No This lo lies contiguous 10 lot No purchased ~
oiysT Clarke sale, ne side, aad ths
Badensbu the oer and the road from Colesse b.
Bonds , Washington city, third side large proper
Of IL h in uncomm0ny nne chestnut ana aSk timber The real
due b in pines aad open land unimpIossd u W. wateed hs
well for cult walton, easily improved There - small
teneneBt H. Il contains ie0h Of land less
OF 8 No adjoining No q fronting The Washington
road from Coess and containing IL acres Of land more %
falling spring " uneommony wneI be-
supplies timber soil similar thai Of lot
No. a.
This formerly sold 10 Thomas Msslss, and
viii be esod his s IL lies nearly south Of and ssoins lot No.
q. n, Clarke. road through H.
beautiful io' ws waefed and umeered and contains
81 y OF land, less .. +.
persons sBg pachAse requested examine the
property which will be shown BY The MeSs Clarke, residing In
Inc neighbolhood. ... -
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money VIII be required
OF sale the residue equal
and the Of sale aud bearing
The OF and The payment ereofto be
the ruhaefs with
W. yEIRs BoUIE, Trustee.
Oct lI-2awd& cpih3Noy
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OFFICIAL.


TRrlsvu DEp..Tsrsr,
May -, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given holders Of IN, stock
the Of Congress Of 22d July 1885, that 'och stock
Of the certificates thereof the l2 Of November neI
when thereon will
This viii continue purchase such stock
redemption will pay therefor the following premium
addition day OF purchase,
days Cor the money reach the vendor
received Treasury between the l day o.
June day orJuy Inclusive per
specified In the cerudcstcsi
received between the IE and Jlt days August,
fourth Of per cent?
And on day August the
accrued thereon, and interest only will DO
paid.
Certificates
assigned United the entitled receive
and when prior the lat July the
also be assigned by the stakeholder,
otherwise interest will be payable as heretofore
bosefs Of other Of the United
and the lat day o Dec.mbr nert un. the Of
previously obtained and win pay for the
accrued from the day Of the last dividend
% additional or The reach
the vendor, The following rates Of premium
loan OF Ist2, premium Of 10 per csntg
Of 1877 and 1885, premium 81 10
under the &C, of 9 SEPTEMBER 1850
rnopIy called ToIsnndemniy stock, premium %
under this should be duly assigned
entitled TO ecciTe tho and
psviop. LIST Juy, the half years.
assigned BY the present sookhodrr, Otherwise the
the half that day will be payable hu as hero
Boston, New York, adephia the
parties entitled 10 receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May ga-sinlayov Secretary Of The Treasury.
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A Splendid Residence and Good Estate for
RatA

present ssldenee HTUD0R HALL the
village Of Leohadon, st. Mary's county, Maryland and will
required, far preparation
seeding and fun
all the The estate contains from twelve
thirteen hundred hundred under good fencing
railing cultivation, orchard,
meadows, wen anosed lots offon ten 10 twenty
regular good barns,
sabfs grst MILL cusher, fodder hay
driven by Drury oyerseefs house
ample quarters balance
and alb timber for fencing and building
The dwelling good and for large family with good
kitchen, Laundry ieehouse stahe houses, The 10
healthy and superior surrounded by
society; public worship the
Epeopa The Roman Catholic, and Methodist churches deep
ally by from the village
landings shipment Produce visiting Tbs
country cities The estate includes OF the village
houses shops, unmproyed will sell the
bargain for satisfactory security
half OF which the Improvements could
scarcely be made II. o. ,. KEY.
LKosARprow June 49, 1856.
Sept il-2awlmcp&
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BLACK-REPUBLICAY RUFFIAYIsM.

Douglas addressed larg. assembage Of the democracy
at BelleVie illinois, the 4th instant lie was received
on stepping from the by large delegation of demo
Gratis who escorted him hotel where he retired for the
evening. During the night gang Of Fremont ruians
some two hundred in number before the house
drunk with and hate Of the who ia beating their
leaders in debate wherever he meets them This gang
rufAns here commenced yelling shouting, and hootins
every kind Of blackgusrd and abusive ephet Douglas
and democrats generally. Finally, Of their number
threw the house which aroused the ire Of the
landlord who, gathering crowd Of democrat drove tb,
rascAls skulkinu AWAY
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TIE CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.

correspondent Of tho Nashville Union At Tank writes
under date OF the 9th
1--WE had glorious meeting here to-day. The sun shone
immense crowd Of fair and brave men, j.
Ltton Bsstick made BIS debut supporter Of Buchanan
and the Union. He y old line vhg In recruitment, wbg
In feeling, and msy say vhig by Inheritance his family
and connexions being strong and influential whigsat
they when such party existed. Mr. Bostck made
most admirable speech He took the ground that Fillmore
and bis party In the North, by permitting the black repub
csns to elect the members OF Congress and the legislatures
bad placed him In tbs position that elected he would
have party 70 sustain him He stated that Mr. Buchanan
not only available but sound true Union
national man. and bad the support Of great national party
His speech caused Of the nothings grit their
teeth and that be offensive in his
marks but that bis influence would be felt in the contest
Speeches also made BY Major Love- Mr. Wagner and
Mr. NcGsvock, and everything passed off well. The
crowd very enthusiastic and they pledged themselves
to give good account at the baot-bor in November"
The know-nohing demonstration Nashville last week
proved to be utter failure The Union says
portion Of the procession yesterday devoted to
old Jackson democratic. They followed flag with that
inscription. We counted them and they amounted all told
to tnsivs persons Our friends at distance, who honor
Jackson, win notice this that here In Nashville the
Hermitage, convention Of Middle Tennessee know moth
lng', only twelve mep calling themselves Jackson demo
crsts could be induced to join the procession"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
THE ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, AND
INDIANA.

We give in another part Of the paper all the returns
which have reached by telegraph up to the time OF go
inc 10 press Of the elections held in the Sstes OF Pennsy
vana Ohio and Indiana on Tuesday last We give these
eOraphc dispatches Just as we received them from the
agents of the Associated Press' They will be found
vague confused and in many instances contradictory
According TO these dispatches the black republicans and
knownohngs of Pennsylvania have succeeded in elect
ing their fusion State ticket This may be but how il
can be So in the face of the fact that
the democrats have carried the legislature and elected six
teen out of the congressman requires an
PLANTATION which think will prove very difficult to give
If it should prove to really So the only reasonable in
ference to drawn from the result would be- that the ma
tiona expression of feeling the part of the people of
given the congressional and not on
the State or local ticket and that this expression has been
given most decidedly and unequivocay in favor Of the
democratic party.
Not placing much confidence in the returns which had
reached us from Pennsylvania throughout the whole of
yesterday morning and evening" addressed despatch
to the office of the giving the substance of
of dispatches, in which majority of about 1000
in the State was conceded to the black republicans and
asked for correction if had been committed At
late hour last night received the following
"OrFIcE PEsSsYLvAsIAs.
The statement in regard the black republicans carry
ing the State utterly false We have carried the State by
a majority ranging from six to eight thousand"
The returns from Ohio indicate that the knownohings
Of State either very weak in point of numbers
that they have merely kept show of separate organ
xaton Eight of the democratic candidates for Congress
are probably elected.
We have nothing from Indiana beyond the bare
that few scattering returns indicated the
election of Willard the democratic candidate for governor
Our gains in congressman have been follows Eleven
Pennsylvania eight in Ohio and probably four in ndi
ana-makng a total gain of twentythree members. The
fruits of the victory evidently with the democratic
party
THURSDAY MoRNSG-Two oclock.-The following des-
patch has just been received from Philadelphia:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16-The black republicans in this
city elegrsphed to their friends in Washington that
they consider bet the fusion ticket The dem
still confidently claim the State and majority Of the
congressman.
There is nothing of reliable character from Indiana
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
THE SPIRIT IN MICHIGAN.

We have in the Lapeer Miehigan) Tocsin graphic dc
scrpton Of grand democratic demonstration in that
village on Tuesday. General Cass and Hon. @. W. Peck
the speakers and they on their way toward
the town by large eavalcade Of ladies and escorted 10
the place Of meeting The ladies rode two abreast upon
matched horses and presented magnificent appearance
sr-horse team drawing omnibus bearing hirty-on.
ladies dressed in white, from Almont The process
sion marched through the principal streets displaying nu-
merous banners There were Eve thousand people in at
tendance and the enthusiasm was such as only behed
Al democratic meetings this year
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.


Extracts from letters just received in this city from
liable sources in various States:
Tennessee.
In this (Whe) county we win certainly gain fifty
for Buchanan and Breckenridge In this 1.-THE ourth)
gressona district gain will not be less than 500 votes
and think it will reach TOO This district is represented
by Colonel John H. Savage We will certainly carry the
State by 5000 majority and my opinion is that will
reach 10000.
This (Smh county will gain 1870 votes upon the vote
of 1855 for governor This 1.-THE fourth congressional
district win gain 450 votes upon that vote and the State
5000.
Another letter says:
In this (Gibson) county, formerly largely whig but
which only gave in the last gubernatorial election
ority of 405 for the knownothings win certainly
make a large gan-from to two hundred many think
more We will gain largely in this 1.-THE ninth congress
sonal distrctat the lowest calculation between eight
and twelve hundred Tennessee may be put down
tain for the democracy by at least 5000 votes.
Another letter says:
In the State we feel confident Of majority ranging from
5000 to 10000 votes.
Our glorious @Sucker State" will her electoral vote
for "Buck and Breck" by 10000 votes Our friends in
this section Of the State confident of and will
be at their posts on the 4th Of November.
louisiana.
In this (St Landry parish will give Buck and
Breck about 300 majority. In this 1.-THE fourth congress
sonsl district majority will be 5000. The State will
give between 1000 and 800.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-16
SENATOR HUNTERS GREAT SPEECH.

The great speech delivered by Senator Hunter at
Poughkeepsie New York. has produced and is producing,
powerful impression upon the public mind at the North
The Journal of Commerce says:
"A the request of of the oldest and most respected
merchants publish In daily paper to-day the very
able and convincing speech of Senator Hunter Of Virginia
delivered at the recent meeting in Poughkeepse 1t
will appear in next mi-weekly.