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aud pfsona rspTelsniatvs o. rho fstt deed
Eeit Elstt, gusrdian Of
The infant children Of said Thomas nie, Alexander Esti
right Richard He and the personal repressn.
stve n SAID Richard Ec and guardian Of Thos Ee
nnt son 81 said Richard he ~ w. Davis, and Harsh W. HE
wife, " 0liman and Nancy hs wife, and John Eiet:
Take fret September
DE house Of Thomas r. Walton, In the of Hanover
o. Virginia snd bEesn e hours q sunrise and
h take the deposition Of John Eett aud 18th
day of September 1885, The house Of Benjamin Cogh the
n Henderson state Of Illinois, and between
and take the dispositions
O. coghi read evidence ehaneery
pending County Court o. Hanover wherein
and Nancy h vie sod John Eeit, psntn and
others defendan N from SAID
not then being commenced should
petsd their and continued AZ
and from day from time
10 time, until completed JOHN W. COGHGLL,
MILLfCENT G CO0HILL.
jy8t-u4u nv tbet, Corn..t
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II listen to the Fremont papers the Old Democrats
at the North coming Fremont in such quanti
ties to leave Old Buck almost solitary and alone. We
do not know how much credit to be attached their
statements. great many names given-and to that
extent must trust. This has always been tho only
ground OF fear to us-that the Black Republicans and
Democrats would unite. That would be a combination
hard to beat But put faith in the conservative ee-
ments at the North. They beginning that the
ony hope of safety them and to the Union is in gen.
eral rally around Fillmore
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AccTrTED--Gov. Gardner has accepted the re-nomina
ton by the Black Republicans Of Massachusetts,
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DISTRICT CONVENTION

The American District Convention convened at the
Court House Thursday last 10 o'clock for the pur
pose Of nominating Eector for the District place OF
Mr. johnson resigned The convention organized by the
appointment ef Isaac Hoge ESQ.,, President and Eery
Hall. Of Marion, secretary.
The secretary proceeded call Of the counties and the
following found to be represented either by dele.
gates aernntes, to wit Brooke, Hancock Ohio Mar.
-hnl, Weizel, Marion and Monongaa.
On motion, Joseph Gallaher of this place was appon.
ted Eecor AMI James NJ oge assistant County Elector
in place OF Mr.. Gallaher. Addresses were made du.
ring the session 9th convention by Judge Neuby of Ohio
county Il. w. Lauck, OF Welel and j. w. Gallaher of
Marshall
The following resolution reported by the committee
aud ada pted
Resolved, That cordially endorse the nomination
Of Willard Fillmore the noblest Old Roman Of them all
aud the union loving conservative Andrew Jack -on
Doneson for President aud Vice President Of the United
States and will all honorable eKertons secure their
triumphant election the only guarantee Of the
petuy of the Union and the peace prosperity happiness
aud honor OF tine country-HoIndsriHe Herald JiV 49,
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FUEtHER CALUoRSIA NEws.-We have already announ.
ced that Beverly Wells formerly Of Richmond has
been convicted OF ths murder Of James Dunn Benica
California The San Francisco Chronicle states that he
s bceu sentenced to b. executed tho 18th Of August
This affective and pected intelligence has fallen With
crsuhing weight upon his numerous friends here.
Samuel Garrett convicted Of the murder Of Mr. Brick.
nell aud William Stewart Kelly, charge with being an
accomplish OF Mickey Tree n the murder party Of men
at Slippery Ford hung in Sacramento the 2Tth Of
June. Kelly was born In Union, Monroe county, Va
aud aged 20 years Garrett from Chamber sburg Pa
aged ~ years Kelly ei the following written statement
with the Rev Mr. Shuck, who attended him in his
ments.
As only few hours will eapse ere pass from time 70
eternity in accordance with the Horbe fiat Of human
laws word Of friendly counsel offer the liying-a
confession Of such would be useless mockcry. am
young man. Of parenage carefully religious and Of hi CHEST
responsibility, aud, while took the lie Of human
being counsel is 70 you, OH young aud madcn.
avoid bad company; the mingng in vile associations the
listening 10 the advice OF wicked men, and the Keep.
ing Of bad company in opposition % my early religious
training the counsel Of any father aud mother and the voice
Of conscience have brought my earthly career N it, pres
Sn iguOmnous end. From my 6rst imprisonment IN this
city, have endeavofed follow the instructions Of nv
spiritual guide have bitterly repented Of the past have
sought divine forgiveness, have certainly read the Bible
and prayed aud turned with fixed trust the merits alone
OF the mcrcul. iorgiving aud assembled Son Of God
meet without fear my gnObe fate just eternts awful
brink and t my voice for the last time and say aloud To
young men, avoid bad company, aud follow the advice
aud example Of the Sabbath keeper and the Church
/ err.
(sgnedJ WILLIAM S. KELLY.
| Dated Prison Brig, Jurc 24 1855.
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Nnrihern Conservatives.

Ex-Gov Washington Hunt, old line Wing, and a
politician Of high standing though much retired from
public affairs has out in strong letter in favor of
Mr.. Fillmore. lie appeals to the conservatives of the
whole Union, and especially of the North the
rescue He nothing but unmixed evils in sectional
contest He re-echoss the noble sentiment which Mr..
Fillmore, with moral herosm worthy the best DAYS
of the Republic uttered Albany, that the south should
not submit election effected by sectional majority.
Gov Hunts seconded by another eminent conservative
IN New York. the Hon. Mr.. Barnard The signs indicate
a gallant aud glorious contest in the Empire State.
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RAHGAINs, BAHGAINs.-Ths subscrlbor having 10
termined his present business
- spd beov large and varied assortment ~ Housekeeping
Hardsare and q description American FRENCH and 0vr
Fancy Goods Bathing Apparatus Ae which
Ereat loss 70 ciose up the business, BY ZIMMERMAN,
yS t58 Main, corner i9n street.
GHINDsTONEs--Larsssi Sss for msehln.,. sale by
~ UU JOHN ~ GORDON
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uDowHATAN LAND ron sALr

wishes sell his fAm situated mile
House. containing between four and hundred
rr woods the balance Improved and In
The buildings mostly comfortable and
dwelling quite eommodious and building machine
baeeo houses &c. The sales
have ranged from ihrysgt hundred
hands employed, from Ave Refer
PowhaiAn House Richmond VA address the subscriber
Courthouse, Va
jySi-2awlm JOS. A. MAYO
" Enquirer please copy and end bill 10
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hlSSOIUTION.-TheC o-parnershp heretofore existing
~ under the style aud arm Of BARREr MoRRI5S
dissolved
~ be only used settling the business
WV N BARREr the responsibility
htvs Those Indebted the promptly
longer Indulgence cannot be granted. WA. n. BARREr,
JuSi-e2aw9w Il. v
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-25
Emigrant Aid societies.

A correspondent of the Evening Post, writing
from Leavenworth, Kansas, under date of May
29th, is very severe upon the emigrant aid So
cieties He says:
GAN the funds collected at the cast for Kansas
had to pass through the hands of the Emigrant
Aid Society and their agents. Even Gerrett
Smith had to give his money into the hands of
the Emigrant Aid Society. * 4 Ifthe specu-
lating sons of New England, whose charities are
given ON the principle of profit and loss, and
whose patriotism is thin, like the soil of her
mountains, think of serving Kansas by an em
grant aid sociery, they will find themselves mis-
taken. l..
"The south gives directly, and goes in to win;
while the north hold meetings, make speeches
and pass resolutions and the newspapers are
filled with Kansas and Indignation, but it is all
expended in this way and through similar chan
nels."
That is turning States evidence! This Emf
grant Aid Society is nothing but great land
swndle, and is really to blame for all the trouble
and all the violence that have taken place in
Kansas The cry of "freedom" has been set up
to sell town lots, and humbug the public. A
set of sharks such as those, care Just about as
much for the freedom of men as they do for the
freedom ofhorses. 1t is the Almighty Dollar
they care about.
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Dare 'Ehey Take at.

We clip the following from the Chronicle, >
Know Nothing paper printed at Hagerstown.
"Hhis is the same Buchanan, too, who has
received the appellation of "ten cent jimmy
from the fact, that in one of his political speech
es, a few years ago he said that ten cents day
was sufficient wages for laboring man"
We will bet the editors of the Chronicle
$500 against $l00 that the ''act'' above stated
by them is no fact at all, but an unmitigatel
falsehood We viii bet higher than that we
will bet our office against thcirs-which is equal
to bet of ''ten'' to 'one"--that their "fact' is
fllsehood. Here is chance for them to prove
what they have said, at a great profit to them
selves. II they refuse to toe the mark the pub,
lie will be apt to set them down as lying and
cowardly scoundrels, who have asserted what
they do not believe and dare not back with Their
money, or at best as men utterly void of com
mon sense. No sensible man in the United
States believes that Mr. Buchanan cvers said ''ter
cents day was sufficient wages for a aborine
man" nor has any honorable man ever preferred
such charge. Valley SPIRIT, (ChamJeyJurg.
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Hon. Games Buchanan.

III thought had one drop of Democratic
blood in my veins, would open them and let it
sut"
This sentiment was uttered by the Hon.
James Buchanan, now prominently spoken of as
he anti-American candidate for President OF
Ehc United States, in speech delivered, if we
mistake not, during the second war with Great
Britain. He took strong ground in opposition
10 the war, and against the Democratic party OF
shat day. and declared his hostility to the latter
In the unequiyocal terms mentioned above.
We take the above from one ofour exchanges.
We defy the journal in which it appears, or any
other that has ever retailed this stale misrepre-
sentation to cite the speech or the occasion, on
which such sentiment was ever uttered by
Mr.. Buchanan. In his YOUTH under the in
fluence Of a strongly Federal father and other
relations, Mr.. Buchanan probably espoused the
Federal party but he abandoned it as soon as he
attained to years Of discretion; and has for forty
years been devoted and answering advocate
Of the Republican and Democratic faith and
principles. S. Gin. Enq.
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CEJAmong other falsehoods which are dill
gently circulated the Black Republican press,
is that which represents Messrs. Brooks of s. c.,
who cudgelled Sumner, Herbert who killed the
waiter at Washington, and Rust who assaulted
Greedy, as being present in the Convention and
participated in its action. 7. Darcy McGec
one of those offlcious demagogues and intermed-
dlers, who devote their time and small abilities
to keeping alive national distictions and fueds
among our naturalized citizens, made a very
abortive effort to create some capital against the
democratic party by addressing printed peti
ton to the Convention, to exclude Herbert from
the body, copy of which was sent to all the
journals. The whole movement was to adver-
tise McGee, and was as insoent as it was gra-
tutous. Herbert was no member of the con-
vention, neither were Rust or Brooks.-Cin.
Eng.
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Simmons ProcIamation.

Nothing viii suit the Fusionists which can be
done in relation to Kansas affairs. Lane, Rob
inson, & Co. wrote to the President, asking him
to issue his proclamation, and command the
peace Of the territory. The president did so
and straightway was he denounced for the act
Shannon has now issued his proclamation for no
other purpose than to disperse and drive out o.
the Territory armed bandits Of men from M. :
souri, and other States, who volunteer their SER
vices to conquer a peace, and who act without
law or license, and Mr.. Shannon is reported by
these Fusion fire eaters The law abiding Sen.
ators at Washington propose to send Genera
Scott to Kansas as general pescemaker, and
the proposition Is resisted by Hale, Sumner 4
Go, They do not want peace. 1t would take
from them all their political stock in trade just
now, and leave them without even coon song
or Hshriek for liberty to carry on the Presi.
dental campaign. There is to be no peace on
any terms in Kansas until after. the election
Mark that Plaiaaealer
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-25
DR. HUNTER S NEW MEDICAL WORK
THE WADE MECUM.

Giving the London, Paris, and Vienna treatmerl.r
500 pages, full OF colored plates. Among its con.
tenls is the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs of the
male and female-all their diseases and weakness
es latest discoveries in reproductions quacks, their
receipts and specifics; nervous debility, local and
general, from excess and indiscretiOn in youth II
describes the and effects OF all the diseases
OF the generative system; it contains copious in-
sructions for the perfect restoration of those who
are prevented by impediments from entering tho
marriage state, with observations the diretu re-
suits arising from solitary and depraved habits;
also, professional dissertation, illustrating the re.
suits of chemical tests, and examination OF the spcr-
matosa. Also receipts for the opcr treatment and
cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, &c, and every stage.
and form of Syphilis, secondary symptoms, &C.,
Price One dallar Send to DR.. HUNTER, No. 3,
Division st. New York city, He is long and fnvor-
ably known to the pnblic, and may be consulted
gratis at his old established office, where he has
practised in one branch of medicine for the last
twenty -four years, and made more cures than any
other man in the world, in muny instances persons
considered ncurable, some Of whom he has per-
mission to refer to. Charges moderate, and i'll my
cases a cure guaranteed
June Is 1886 I'm.
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The letter Of Reeder to Grow, which has Just
been gwen to the world contains confession Of
his own guilt and wrong and that Of the party
he SO largely contributed to mislead and seduce
into rebellion and treason Here is this precious
confession:
AS to putting set laws in operation in
opposition to the Territorial Government my O.
pinion is confirmed instead ofbeing shaken. NV
predictions have all been verified so FAR and will
be in the future. CH.yWe will be- so far as LE-
GALirG is concerned, in the WRONG, and
that is trihe in so critical state of things and
in view OF such bloody consequences, it will be
an invitation to the powers that be-, to bring
down the Mislourians upon us in the assumed
character oCVindicators of the law What con-
sumInate folly Is there not in such move? 30
You will have seen Pierc5s message. Suppose
We had occupied the ground l wished, of the
mere adoption the constitution and election of
officers only for the purpose of applying for adj
mission, what ground would Pierce have to stand
on, or much Of message would have been left He
warm toward us, For this reason they will say
they cannot sustain us in the position of resist
ance to the Territorial government, and you will
find, think, that Douglass will also take that
ground; but want you to understand me dis
tinctly that do not talk thus publically to our
enemies. Imay speak my plain and private o.
pinion in letters to our friends in Kansas for it
is my duty; but to the public, as you see by my
public letter, show no divided front"
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Interesting from Kansas.

When Col. Sumner found Brown and his
prisoners, he read to both parties the proclama-
ton of Governor Shannon placing the Terrific
NJ under martial law. He then ordered Browns
party to go quietly to their homes and turning
to Pate said "What business have you here,
sir@' Pate answered, 81 am here by orders Of
Gov Shannon" "You are not, sir" replied
Colonel Sumner, and further remarked, 81 saw
Governor Shannon yesterday, and your case
was especially considered, and he asserts that
you are none of his, are not here by his orders,
and have no business here You are Missouri
ans, all Of you, and when you crossd your State
line you trampled on State sovereignty.--
Now go, sir, in the direction from whence
you came and thus speaking, Sumner waved
Patcs party to leave. Pate, not grateful for be,
ing thus rescued from the hands of "murderous
abolitionists," turns round and blackguards
Colonel Sumner, and it is reported has been un-
kind enough to send the Colonel challenge II
is also reported that private in one of the Co
lonel's companies has taken up the matter, and
gone out with Pate to answer the insult offered
to his commander-P PMiW{ea}er
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The negro mania has taken such hold Of
our neighbor, that he and the man that "ht
holds the certificates" about, are becoming per-
fectly desperate about BucHANAN's $ nomination.
His last two or three papers are perfectly
full of their choice quotations No term is left
unused. Go on worthless! Don't tire! Keep up
your own spirits, and labor hard to keep up the
spirits of your broken down one idea party
1t is like yourselves tumbling to pieces. The
cry of Negro or Kansas won't avail any longer.
The people see through the humbug that you
have been trying to play off on them. Your
days are numbered The hand writing is on
the wall before you. You trcmble when you
see it! Your rawlings about JAMES BUCHANAN
are only the cries of a sinking man. The ne
gro mania has had its day and so have you.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
RUFUS p. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WAYNE GRISWOLD.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM III. BARNEY.
Aba andOncd.

The Republican Convention which met at
Philadelphia on last Tuesday, nominated John
c. Fremont, of Washington City, for President,
and VIM. L. Dayton, of New Jersey, for Vice
President. The Convention was very slim af-
fair, not more than half ofthe States of this Uni
on were represented.
We congratulate the Republican party on hav-
ing abandoned their proscriptivcness and foolish
anti-slavery notions. All the leaders of their
heretofore cherished doctrines and principles
were thrown overheard, and man nominated
for the Presidency who is a Shareholder, Catho-
he, an advocate of the Compromise Measures Of
his own language, "a politician Of the Calhoun
school" We repeat that we are glad that
treason isagain having her sway" and that the
principles of this Republican party are virtually
abandoned. God grant that they may never be
rcsuscitcated again.
Our objection to Mr. Fremont is, that he is
too young and inexperienced to properly fill thC
important office for which he has been nonna
ted He has had no experience in political life
and therefore would not be capable to fill sucl
an important station. The greater portion of hi
life has been spent in the regular army
where nothing is learned but the "use of tht
sword"
Their nominee for Vice President, VIM. l.
Dayton, of New Jersey, is Il very respectable
man, so far as our knowledge Of the gentleman
goes He was in the L. S. Senate in 1850 du
ring the passage of the Compromise Measures
and was a Ua,ms a,M ardent aAcocate ot Mem.-
He would make far better President than Mr.
! Fremont
Their nominee for the Vice Presidency is an
other abandonment of all o,olitioniSm anC
"shrieking for freedom" All good men will re
joicc at this, and thank the Republican party 70
having been the death of itself
The pro-s!apery conservatives element in tina
Convention ruled. The President of the Con
vention, Henry S. Lane, Of Indiana, voted AM
labored in his State to place in their organi
act, provision that negroes Of all kids, free an,
slaue should forever be excluded from tina
State.
What will the ''great friends of freedom il
Harrison county do? Will they abandon al
their ''shrieking for freedom" and go in for sla
very, Catholicism, and the Compromise Meas
ures of1850. Show your hands, gentlemen
Shrieking in now below par, ac ling to you
own verdict at Philadelphia. You are perfcc
used up party. GOOD bye" FAREWELL
| And NAV your like never be seen again.
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THE EYE and EAR.

During my late tour in Europe, obtained sever
al new Instruments, and Remedies of incalculablc
value in my epeeinlty There is now nothing
known to the faculty in either hemisphere with
which am not familiar, which combined with an
extensive practice for 20 years in the city OF New
York, en- ables me to restore SIGHT and HEAR.
ING in many cases hitherto deemed hopeless -
Cataract positively cured by new method, without
pain, also Squirting or Cross Eyes in few sec.
onds. Amauross cured in the majority OF cases.
Granulations Ulcers, Films or specs, and Wa,ery
Eye, invariably; also, Deafness Singing in the Enr
"Treatse on the Eye" price so CT, , also AR11
FICIAL EYES which move and look exactly like
the natural eye and are inserted without an opera.
Iion, and all remedies, forwarded by mali. Consul.
tations by letter receive especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, Nj. D.,
OCULISr, AURlST, &c.
Offices, 5O2 Broadway, NJ. Y
Luna 1Q- -lv.
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HAZLErON d. BROTHERS.
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS
June la-ly;


No, 209, Centre Street, New York
Where may be fuond superior assortment of
Piano Fortes in Plain and Ornamental Cpscs, from
IA octave Of the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpa ssed. Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrants
ed to stand in any climate Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed 10
i rec to us, We refuEding the money and frtlsi
At the great Exhibition at the Cry stal PaluDo
New Y ork, 1853, Prize Medal was awarded to
Hazleton &. Brothers, for the superior quality of
their Piana Fortes, which were tested in Touch
Tone Equality, and Durability of Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists-Wiiam Norris, Chairman on Musical In
struments; Julian Max Muretzek, w. H. Fry; K.
s. Wi lis, Il. Eisfeldt. e. Megnen, Emclias Girac
Dwight, Jury on Musical Instruments, George +.
Bristow, Secretary on Musical Instruments.
rune 49, 1856 Iy, H
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Presidential Tickets already i'm the
FieId.-EnOugh 10 suit the most
fastidiOuS.

EttA0s-I<AAotAHAA ~ " SUIT TIT hAOSA
fastidiOuS.
DEMOCRATIC.
President-JAMEs BUoHASAE. Vice Presi-
dent-JoHS C. BREcKINRIDGE.
Know NOTHING,
Observation-Disclosures FILLMORE. Vice Pres
ident-A j. DoSELsoN.
KNOW NOTHING REPUBLICAN.
President-R. F. STOCKTON. Vice President
-KENNETH RAYSoR.
REPUBLICAN KNOW NOTHING.
President-N. P. BANKS Vice President
w. f. JOHNSON.
LIBERTY, (0ld Guard.)
President-G GERRETT SMITH. Vice President
S. McFARLAND.
HERETOFORE BLACK REPUBLICAN.
President-JoHN C. FREMONT. Vice Pres
ident-WM. L. DAYTON.
These make six Presidential tickets in the
field. The more the merrier. "Old Buck
will whip the whole abolition bilin Of them
This array of tickets only shows the fragments
into which the once great universal Wing party
is now broken But one division of it pretends
to any Nationality whatever. lsms have sun
dered it and sunk it to that 'lower deep from
whence there is no recussitation or awakening
There is but one permanent, national and relia-
bic political organization in this country, and
that is the Democratic party. All other organ
izations are temporary, ephemeral and acciden-
tal So mote it be-