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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

BANK OF hanawha Notes bough at
the Exchange Office Of ROBERT LYoE.s
april 23. 1856
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-03

"StrItc Chamber, Ohio Aprl 5th, 1854.
"DE. ]. G. AVER Iunored Sir: have made thor
olg trial of the CArHARTtC PIIs, left ne by your agent
and have been cured by them of the dreadl Rheumatism
under which lie found suffering. The first dose re-
lieyed me, and few subsequent doses lave entirely
removed the disease. feel in heter health now than for
some years before which attribute entirely to the effects
of your CArHARrc PiLLs. Yours with great respect,
LUtHUS B. METCAIF."
The above all from persons who are publicly known
where they reside, and who would make these
mens without thorough conviction that they true.
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Prepared by i. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.

and DR. John Mclean, Cndiz J. P. 6, 5. IL. Watson
HarrsviIle Cannon e. Henderson, New Athcns I
j, Brown, Nooretiold; and by all dealers in Mcdi'
cine everywhere.
October %, l855-ly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

The PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The Old
School branch of the Presbyterian Church du-
ring the last year. report 2,4s9 ministers in
Guiding 237 Liccntiates, 3,O79 churches, and
1905 additions on examination. The New
School report 1878 ministers including Ill
Licentiates, 1859 churches, and 5,816 added
on examination. This will give to the Old
School a little more than 5 additions to each
ministers, and "a to each church. 1t will
give the New School aqittle more than 81 for
each minister and little less than SO to each
church
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04
OBJ Dailp gournal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

6rMr. John S. Mitchellis Zig wharf boat
Mammoth Cave, building here, is now on the
waters, and will be completed IN two weeks
if the weather is good. She will have the
capacity to accommodate over one thousand
tons, and is therefore very appropriately named.
She will be one of the best constructed wharf
boats on the Western waters, and credit to her
builder, Mr.. NJ. P. Jones. She would have
been completed ere this but for the severity
of the winter weather. She now lies just above
the wharf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

A Cool St1oiDE.AJedekiah Wentwood com
mitted suicide at the Stoddard House, IN Farm
ington, Me-, on the 9th inst blunging still
letto into his heart as he stood upon the piazza.
He then returned to the bar-room and said:
Gentleman, 1 have killed myself; it's all
right" and sunk to the floor and expired. He
was about 20 years old.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

HABEAs CoRPUs.-An effort was made On
Saturday afternoon, by Mr.. Thos. Nettleton's
Attorney to have his bail reduced. Nettleton
was brought before Judge Iglehart on writ
of habeas corpus, but the Judge declined in
terfering with the proceedings of the Justices
Court in the matter, and Nettleton was re-
manded
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Is Y IELEGRA Fl.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
xESxs liz
A K A G. @

The steamship Arago has arrived.
The loss by the great confagration at Ran
quo, India, IS about two hundred thousand
pobtds. Count Cavour and the Sardenian
Minister are at Paris to represent Sardinia in
the approaching conference. Letters from st.
Petersburgh represent that there is an almost
universal desire for peace. Russia is very anx-
ious that Prussia shall be admitted to the con-
ference
The Russians continue to fire from North
Sebastopol.
The mate of an English brig arrived at ST
Jones from Shields reports that on the 18th
he saw steamship two miles distant steering
an Easterly direction. her starboard bulwarks
and wheel house gone, foremost carrie away
and wheels in slow motioh. Weather was
foggy at the time and blowing gales. 1t is con-
jectured to be the Pacific.
The Arago encountered very severe weather
and heavy ice bergs.
Sinking of the Great West.
ST. LOUIS March 3.
The steamer Great West was sunk in the
ice near st. Genevieve on the 9th ult. She
was bound from Pittsburg to st. Louis with
full cargo.
The Alton packet, Winchester, sunk yester-
day about noon, above half a mile below AZ
ton.
A gorge of ice had formed across the river
at that point, and the boat in attempting to
break her way through it was cut down by the
ice in nine feet water. She was valued at from
eighteen to twenty Thousand dollars, owned
by Gates, McCune & c., of this city and not
insured.
Report says the steamer Henry Chateau
sunk below st. Genevieye.
River stationary, with plenty water for
largest steamers. Weather clear and cool.
BosToS, March 8.
Capt. Wickham, of the America, says there
is no truth in the report Of steamer Pacific
having been seen when 3 days out, as was re-
ported by dispatch to Mr.. Collins, from Hall
fax. He reports passing on the goth large
steamer with tunnels bound east; supposed
to be the Fulton. The America encountered
large fields of ice, and on the 25th ult., no
water could be seen to the North from the
masthead. Capt Wickham thinks that if the
Pacific got into ice she may yet be heard
from.
BosToN, March g.
Americas mail will reach Philadelphia Mon
day night.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.
Navigation of the Delaware river has been
resumed. Vessels are arriving and departing
with the aid of tow-boats.
The body Of Gravity was extricated from the
ruins of Baily's warehouse on Sunday even
ing.
Men have been employed night and day
since Thursday in removing the grain from the
ruins
ST.. JOHN, n B., March 8.
No such vessel as the Bogart arrived here,
consequently the report ofa disabled steamer
on the banks, purporting to be brought by
her. must be false.
New YORK, March L.
The Atlantic sailed at noon to-day foF Liv-
erpool Among her passengers was Hon. G.
NJ. Dallas, newly appointed minister to Eng
land His family accompanied him.
The Atlantic takes out no specie.
BosToN, March l.
The America from Liverpool via Halifax ar
rived at the wharf about six O'Clock this morn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

Hoosrc TUSNEL-The 100000 Massachu-
sotts grant to this pohderous experiment, has
fallen through, from the neglect of theCompany
to raise the conditional subscription of $500,
900. The Company now ask $4,000 to keep
up the experiments which have not yet been
commenced upon the mountain, but Upon the
rockcnts Approaching it.
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AUCTION SALES.
- ~ ---===-7a-=---
lANiELWooLsEY...
ANiEL"OolSEf. $500 hlh%
AUCTION ROOMS,

Old Court House. of Main aud Third imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
LEAVING leased for 8 term of years and fitted tho
Il 4 above we'll known stand. prepared to
ceve for sale auction private SALE all kinds
and household furniture horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances male linen Is WREN required.
Regular safes TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday,
common cling O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
Outdoors les of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly receiving, aRd hayae hand large
and general of FCRNIpUEk eonsstiIE oisiat
spindle and bannisteT backs scroll and seoop tops
hack office, French, denny hind, and Baste wood
Chair mahogany and cd sofa seat Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring arm ekers sofas soeiables esntr
card dining ami brelSfase thls light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors fine an misses bedsteads
tin and safes, etc. which We Will sell a Gin
cinnat prices.
have also great variety of motions ewelry.
volins aceordeoRs pocket cutlery pistols whips.
etc., which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WOoLSEY NELSON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

STOLE WATcH.-Chauncey McDade,
brakeman on the freight train, was arrested
Saturday evening" charged With having stolen
silver lever watch and COLA chain. He was
: exSnniinned before Jas. T. Walker, Esq, and
committed to Jail, in default of giving bail in
Fthe sum of $50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

TaE MftLENIUM AT HAND-A day or two
since the inspector of long and dry meas
ures, in Baltimore, Md, cut a fult quarter of
an inch from yard stick, in use at a dry goods
store in that city, being that much too lougl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

T- Hugh Coregon was convicted in Pitts
burgh on the a2d inst, Of murder in the first
degree. He had destroyed the life of his own
wife, and burned her body to prevent detec-
tion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04
THE GREAT REMEDY:
v. Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER IND AGUE CURE,
JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSITE OWENS HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY

LOUISVILLE, 4 7.
EHE p-oprieors of this invaluable preparation have been
induced the success and unceasng de-
WITH fit up heavy expense, estab-
shment manufacture alone and they prepaI
orders with dispatch of the globe 1t
is usually the anything in the
putting, all ask is give it fair trial. We
pubish of certificates and letters in regard
efficacy voluntarily sent by those whom it has
lieved; that Offer which be called home
testimony deem Cases of twelve and eighteen
standing have been thy relieved by this med
wEe all the usual edes had failed We do not offer
as everything but for Fever and Ag Chills.
Night Nervous D. bility. do
remedy may given infants with
IT, as nothing Lut what is purely vegetable
streng thenipg and nvigorating to the system.
RN-Pree 81 per bottle-ST 80 per dozen.
Once on Jefferson street. Third and Fourth oppO
site OVENS Hotel. V. II. SMITH & CO.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTU RES

SUNDAY. March 9.
SUTHERLAND. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
.YAsInNjtTON CITx. from New orleans to Pittsburg.
hgEES or THE wEsT. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
CRYSTAL P sLAcE from New Orleans to Evansville
ALVIN ADAMS, from New Orleans t. Lsui vile.
MEMPHIS. from Cincinnati to Memphis.
PERSIA. from New Orleans to Eittabdrg.
RESCUE. from Nashville TO- Cincinnati,
J. P. TWEED. fro p New ,orlear, TO oiheiHna.i.
Ella. from Nashville to Cincinnati
MARS. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
TENNESSEE BELLE. from Nashville to CINCINNATI.
DAVID WHITE from Louisvil 20 Evansville.
BES FRANKLIN. from Louisville to New Orleans.
D. A. GIVEN. from Wabash to Evansville.
MORAY. Nareh3
WISFREDE. from Cincinnati to Nashville.
sHSGiss, FROM Ccnburland River to Pittsburg.
GAEL. from Cincinnati to St. Louis.
JoHS J. Rec. from Cinci inati to New Orleans.
CRYSTAL PALACE. left for New 0rl ans.
DAVID WHITE. left for New Orleans.
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HItS !
GNHEME


APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The the ding numbers to those
drawing go prizes will DO entitled the 500
Prizes. For example, il ticket No 1880 dra
the prize those tickets numbered l24S 1922 1881
will each be entitled 500. and according
to the above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 900 tickets numbered from
10000 There full prizes and 800
making 10 all 1000 prizes.
numbers from 900 corresponding with the
tickets printed separate slips OF paper
rolled and encrced with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel.
The Of the different 200 full prize; print
cd aud encited placed in another wheel Aver reyoly
ing the wheels number drawn the wheel
and at the time prize drawn rer the other wheel
by boys bndfolded. The number and the prize
drawn exhibited the audience and
stered the the prize being placed against
the number This operation is until all the
prizes drawn out The drawing then printed and a
ter copartisonj ths Communist certes
&8- Prizes pAyAble in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address ofdcrS FOR Tickets to X: FRANCE CO..
f.b2a RAtNifnofei Ma.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPF.

NEw YoKK, March 3.
Flour firm, sales 1000 bills 81 70 for straight State.
Wheat quiet 200 bushels sold. orn dull, H. 90 bush
els Sold Hess Pork DUR Beef firm. Lard declined,
sale. 500 Dbl. at lO1S whisky also declined $50 bbis
sold at 30. Stocks firm. A..
BALTIMORE, March ;.
Sales of bis Howard STREE -four - and 900 City
Mills at Sc Is Market closed nrh. Nothing doing in
grain prices nominal and unchanged.
c1Scrssirii, March ].
Weather very disagreeable. Been showing and rain
ing nearly all day River has risen feet, nearly
clear of ice.
Business generally mo-e active. Flour steady but
quiet at IS a5 WHISKY active, 1900 bbs at 30 More
doing in provisions lbs bulk pork at 5al for
shoulders and 962l for SIDES. Fair demand for Mess
Pork at sI4. Bacon 61a97 for shoulders and sides.
400 bbIs whisky shipped in TWO last days Business
active. "a
Flour frm better demand Both for export and home
Consumption sales of 1900 bbIs at 80 1897 IS com
mon to straight and State, mixed to very good
So 81 to $40 IS for extra Geiesee wkeat-tn oderte
business doing sales 1000 busell red estern at &C.
QUO red and good mixed Southern 81 SIS. Rye quiet
b rey firm demand, full prices. Barly malt steady.
lie. at ST as tofh tfaisactiohs only Aoderate mar
lie, he vy sales BIB bushels 7O975. Pork opened
heavy but closed fri sales at $40 3I@s so for mess
ind sI4 IS for prime! Beef moderate without impor.
tant change CIT meats tetet sales At 7iz@72l fot
shoulders and 1Sl for ms: Earl steady 500 bblS
at 1uss d1O%. Bacon unchanged
- W NV pssttsAss Feb: 90:
Corn A. "a 53e. Ma ket active. Flour 81 so. Wheat
81 80. Pork ZIG. Bulk Pork exc. Coffee 1l2s to I5c
Bafrels; Sst@9Ac Hay s3a to s34 per ton. Tcbacco,
good kchtu ky Leaf 7GS.
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C4IcAdd; Feb: 29:A
Communication with st. Louis by mail is

Communication with st. Louis by mail is
en..4cly suspenue,. Uy TIE UreaAing up Oh the
ice.
Thos. Hayne, Esq, U. s. District Attorney,
yesterday made personal attack on Chas L.
Wilson, editor of the Daily Journal, Clark ST
Hayne strupk Wilson several blows in the face;
Wilson returned, knocking Hayne through the
bow window of the State Bank. The difficult
ty was occasioned by some comments in the
Journal on the political course Of Hayne.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

MARYLAND LOTTERY,
H W A N A n Il A N
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 10.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd Saturday. March
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

HAVE sold nv stock of Groceries Messrs 2. r. CooK
III Son. who will continue the business aty old stang:
which rented them for I'VE years. I1ey VII 1s
their business OF Family 1roeIes
Produce hope friends and customers VIII eAi ~
examine their stock and give them liberal triai
In retiring my present business "oue -
sincere thanks to frien and euso
very liberal PATRONAGE and what i stil more
their general pnnetuay ~ asyn =
the office Of GEO. FOSTER Cos
(of wbicb-m memberl, and Will give TO te
of that house personal attention. anu pNeie sA W
pleasesS to see my ''isH NJ W. FOSTER.
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nrAp r 4 roLLow1Ya cERrIr1cArEs.

boxooS, Laurel co.. KY. Nov. 1. 1885,
MEssRs!V. n. SMITH Co.-Last month. when visit
audi finding relief in the various remedies
Was induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial andn days missed the chill and have been i'm
proving daily since; do hink that the disease will return
Stids e ali f5s aFs afflicted with Agae
ChiIls Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
thereby certify during resided with
nv Family On street Broadway the city Lou
syiIle XIV myself three of my aHict-
with Chs and Fever We tried the usual remedies such
qunine ETC.. without getting relief. VIII Smith Co.'s
men ced ashs b FEW days all relieved.
chaerfuly recommend certain safe and speedy
for the disease ever offered to the public
under hand this I'D day of Oetoher 1873 onis-
Vile. KY. W. A. LYLE.
Personally appeared before undersigned w A Lyte.
all true Given under ny hsnd this ed day of
October 1855 JOS o Gle Sls,sn J. P.J O.
KELLER, FARNSLY Il co.,
decs-6md&w Druggists. Main street.
cartoons =hits Tarls this da5
fsSf rn' ''' 4s MAR stEes Isaisfille, y. :.
MSLOss-ss gross Linen and Cotton Seo. this ds5
az anu aOt ss'' AIS Main street LOuisTiIle XIV
REss cases Of ATFsRt.SS T FsSd this day
tsss anu ''t '''' " AIS 4ain-strses Louisville. KY.
yOMFORTs.-5Odo u Wool com1ors. Tss, , this day an
janis as Main street. Louisville. KY
GAF,H III CHINE pisee. SATIN g glide req this
fe61 'a' {. AIS Main eseses ISuiaviils Ky.
E s! s9 aa P siss HsS
F2bi 4is Main Street 2Louis-ius. < =
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2. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
1OCEikIE$ ~ PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
wHOLEsALE DEPARTMENT..
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT..

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
~ H. COOK begs to thank his friends in Evansville
IA their avors freely besto wed
him business amongst them. and takes
this opportunity of introducing their notice his ar
f. A COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date, and socits firm u. H. CooK, d Son,
of the support literally erred himself
H.. II. having taken the business premises
purchased the VIII lie of the stock of Mr. Foster feel
will enabled supply the citizens
article they may req4ire the Gro
Gerry and Provision line. H. G. Son wish especially
the the country having produce
kind dispose Of to their increased facility for TAX
ing OF their stock suppIyng them heir with all
required the wholesale departn prices that
must ensure their orders for the future. feb2-f
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CnAI. RRnM THE niimAM MINEs.

FENH article of Coal is ready for delivery
n the city Ian ding AHorderslef at the Company's
office and First Streets VIII be promptly
attenGed to, as follows; =. .ss
Orders left before u o'clock NJ, delivered same dat
riders left that hour AID before O'Clock P M de-
;ivered before next day.
The Comp are also to furnish Coal for Station;
=, r. IL iaas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04
OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KRAFT a. HEIGTTAN,

EVanSVH1tee AE0s
yHNHE Projectors City Foundry have recently
ted building the site of ne old place,
and fully prepared to do all kinds Of machine ana
finishing work and everything apperainng to the Foundry
business. Machinery of all kinds mnde and repaired We
every facility of the best machinery and and
all kentr trusted Undivided attention.
we are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES Of any power
required and eady promptly ell orders for this kind OF
machinery warrantiBg work satisfied with
prices The Foundry, Finishing shops &C. are on flne
and Sale Main just above Second
where orders will be received
jan23-tf kkAIA q hEf1HiSN-
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UNCURRENT MONEY,

tITIZENS Bank. Cherokee Insurance add Banking Com
u pany Plan and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank o
Bank Chattanooga and Commercial Bank of
vile Mem phis end most other Banks of Alabama Ten
Georgia and North aud South Carolina taken at
for Groceries by s. e. GILBERT CO..
SNn.. Water
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LOOKING GLASSES.

AMat all times prepared furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany. Walnut, Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames etc also Gilt Frames Picture
general of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings at Wholesale retail. at the lowest prices
j. q. GEST,
uhsdAwiuH No West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04
APPEAL TIC THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.

ECsFreeeyed assortment of Shoyeis. Spades Grair
81 Soaps Straw snd Hoy Knives Forks. Axes. Mattoek
Pic Brush Scythes Log Trace Halter and Dog Chains
Coffee Mills Coffee Roasters Mouse and Rat Traps Meal
Cutters Sausage Suffers Wood Saws Wagon Jacks &C., fsl
sale cbesp by GRANT & CARSON.
.drf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
M HiRTFORD CONN
OF HARTFORD. co

],
AS presented Stockholders and made ont in npli
anee with York, Ohio. Indiana Illinois,
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THOMAS HEADEN

TWILL deliver Goods of charge when bought his
w Store. He keeps supply Of Bacon Hams. Shoulders.
and Salt Pork Also CORN Bran. Oats Corn Meal
Flour Sheled Corn White Beans Butter, Eggs Lard Tea.
Sugar Coffee, Stone Ware. fesIl
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sI,o74,3s6 27

100 Ohio Life ms 4 Trustee stk. Cin,t 800 co
Is Mach e. Traders BIZ Stk Jersey City $50 10 ;
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Tne Ra1oIptien m Copgrssa.

This extraordinary Congress ends as II com
menced. Elected under 0 storm Of fa.sebood,
fanoticism and MISREPRESENTATION, with three
thousand ciergyDien 10 stirthe fameof discord,
1t met at Washington last December, and
commented its career with sixty days OF DIsoR,
~oaNIzArfos ! Then, after six months OF one
OF the ,aio4tibsrren and useless sessions the
county ever witnessed, il ends In o feyolu-
tionay mcyepnent. and in The most disotean-
izilg acts ever witnessed since the FIRST Con,
sfessswas Ufganized.
They are called back promptly and fighlful-
iy by The President, where we hope they will
be Kept, and at which the people may point
the slow. ssaHosing finger Of scorn, until they
either periofn. their work, or close up Their
unfortunate career BY The expiration d their
tefns.l
When this daring act OF revolution was 6rsl
proposed, Lew CAussELL, from the Butler dis
trict. of Ohio, gaye.6sidence OF Ills determine.
ton 10 flown owu'...s high handed d mes.
SUE OF The 'shigier law" fsnalics, but 10 his
eternal and everlasting disgrace, be ee,ced
down, and In The face OF his FIRST snd better
sentiment becomes The lowest or them all,
by adding Abe fear and cowarjice or the fsns-
tics 10 The aet0f revolution itself. II was The
most perfect piece,o O political bscksliding We
ever saw. and he should be deeH tpifh ACCORD.
ingly.
We once haiin Ohio an era Of ABSQUAT.
mATI0N, which taught q lesson 10 RECKLESS,
politicians That has been or use ever since,
and smother lessons will be taught these reyo,
iuiionisis and Onion destroyers that will be /
guarantee that treason and disorder viii sIseI
fot 0 long season hence.-Stafesman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
MARX THE OHIO TRArroRs

The following are the names OF The Repre-
sentstises from Ohio who voted in Compensate
tack on tosthe Army Appropriation Bib M
amendment relating to general legislation
about Kaasas. where il is utterly ont sf It's
place, and 10 insist that, unless The Senate
would sgsee 10 this Kansss .tiiteI.s The srmy
OF The United States, which is engseed in pro-
.iectine The settlers 10 ons Western Territories
from massacre by The Indians, shoDld be aban.
doned for want o~fsuppiies
"YEAs-Albfighi. Ball, Bliss, Campbell,
Empire, Galloway, Giddings, Harlan. Horton,
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