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Religious Notice.

A sermon will be delivered at Starr Hall,
on Saturday evening. l6:h inst, by W. w
CAREY, UnirerSqlist.
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hereby given Il :be StockEoliers Of the ehnen1
Bridge Ind Turnp.Ee Company. that election viii
h. held a. the Huns agtan House RE first Monday
&s,rch. between ths Of Il and CLOCK, Eve
Directors - serve tie ensuing year.
4. 5. CRAWFORD. President
February :, 1885. e-tf
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Sf0 ACRES quality prairie land in Dallas county.
miles from county seat vita derAa!s va
ter--ia all resusets = very desirable tract WIZ
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,EacEs~oEshsFrg ss:rt,g,IsEe,

.satsssOEkUsEFs : sErNEsiEze.
NOTICE is hereby given thar an election Will bs
held BY the stockholders in tt4 jacscnsurg Turn
pike COMPANY. at Jsossonturgh. the z9th dsv IF
erruary l75o. to eieet tour Directors fer said Com
pnuy, to during the ensuing year i2y order OF
the Board. JOHN FEaTICH President
January 81. 1916 --sY~
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HieEH4eE1, tct- Z, 4SGo s@-d
FoR SALE.
COOP Fss e s:ny s 500. s'sn ss asa sss s q
eaanEs AID seei orchard ssrAeis 'seeH
o1o ACRES 4rs quality prairie Dail.. county.
sr.a ali ct. very desirable ,ra.,,
bargain
On ACRES good land miles Richmond. the
% pike Tie railroad crossing With olr acres 81 sSea
s,IoHrY acres Ct l.al in osea county 50 ME.
81 aee sT' one ssf .ie sn sssa saw Mn CITY
property will ee taken a exchange Dfk
y 81 & -, esil.r ali IN saoa 500
eA.~p 4
a sSUs hons. aaA seea lot o. rrans "a s'5.s'
genTY .GsEs es land .. the ss"ss east S.S s
be ssla low y. =
g. Ne Junction PIKE vii ss 800
a bargain y =
Slightly .eres Good Land on the salimon y. Ran
81 sea.asss gasres section ,n To- township O. jay
county four fn''s' south As''' DENNIS & KING.
rYouse aud Lot Washington Avsaae Lot cen
house wood spring house. stale aud durable spring
isOt
Pleasantly '"aA''4 VII = '4A'- Dennis s KING.
Good water Power. Saw Mil aud forty ave acres
" splendid land. three miles from Rsamond r~s geo.
arst and hsns-Ahn On 'A'
premises. VIII be sold at a bargain y,na
House and Lot on M,in street, between Frankia
ana Filth rent by Ice deep The most e!'
.ble properly the street for Ysohts6e 1Pr
ru,hree Thousand Dollars in Richmond CITY
Il Ponds. bearing Per cent for sale on fair terms;
New Frame cottage on seventh street ret n sea-
for sale low. pE'Nis =" hAN'
\ improved Lot en- Main street with all the aseas-
As.fy eonvenje nees Tor Livery Basness Los s. and
As by l65 feet in good order. Terms low an esss.
lanas DENNIS KING.
r,-!REE lots (encosedl on Seventh street, so4.h "a
Nov. go DENNIS & KING
GOOD house ana lot on Pearl stree. - o-t2 fsat
,ront ~ ls4 feet deep IN sooa order an Sii -
sold low GA easy terms DENNIS .. Ai-sS'
nNF hundred sna sixty acres OF splendid land in
Polk county, Iowa sefe4 miles from Dssdoines'
and ona-half mile from les Aa1aes river-iofty 70
sixty acres IN timer Well wstsrea AMI so24 dFY
soil. Terms moderate. lis-'Nl@ $ hA.NS'
f. FINE brick store and dwelling Main street, ali
= good order, and OF the very best business
locations the city. Possession E,ycn
NovS DENNIS x KING.
nNE thousand dollar mortgage and vaiue'le
Oproperty, worth three times this account, VIII 6
soldto pa. the purchaser ten per cent ,.-,,
Nov. 5. ohNHI9 Z hiNe'
v>IGHry acres Of fine land in DeIswsrs county.
ELtowa five mites from The county scat, tDelhtl
win be exchanged for good house and iot "a hle@-
ror4 DENNIS & KING.
One hundred and sixty acres Of good timber
upland Illinois, within I'VE mile.
Mississippi and the hourishing town OF
New Boston sol1 exchanged for good c1ty
rrnnerty DENNIS q KING, Agents.
To CATTLE MEN.
WYE prepared furnish MoPhsrssu Cos neg pa
w y Scales all those wanting Of toer
a been onered
pit walls are easily q.
always right ana always rslN-
r Territory the rights Of these Scales We ar pre-
se and furnishes chance fof KAN
y Ia sharp ideas. 70 make G fortune
DENNIS g. KING,
SoysrJeri Sole Agents for Indiana.
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House and Lot M,in street between Frantlia
n ana Filth Lot By Ice deep The most Ell
49, - DENNIS X KING.
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The untersxns will his undivided attention
the practice NIsdlcszs olee before
,5zs Drag store + y. HACGHT0N, II. u.
-, fS5i SIS
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ru,hree Thousand Dollars in Richmond Cay
DENSIS& KING.
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POE & HoLLINGSWoRTH,
REAL Els TAT f A G + n [ 5,
Main street. Br:yhtreH Bujzding. Up Stairs,
RICHMOND. IND.

i. l. \ l. l. > L y / il a u II y >,
Nain street. BrtghtreH Building. Up .S'airs,
RICHMOND, IND.
WILL bay. sell. rent ~ exchange upon Con- ms.
w sion, Real Estate: also, buy, sell, or exchange
upon Commission Personal Property, Stocks Bonds,
lions, Deeds, Bouas Articles or hgreeusa' and
AL kinds OF instruments O. writing generally mace -
NotsrIes Public
They have aow large lot Of Gay property, i'm
proved farms, and Western Lands. Tor sale OK eA-
change. OF which as follows
building 10, Aan street. between Washington
i iioiIse ard tx binding lots IN West Richmond;
lo: and srcA house far sal very 10" on 9otA
lsp.endt rcs nla1sion for sale North Marion street
sale Indiana Central Railroad
1acre of IanI FOR sale on north Pearl
/ convsn!eat trick store for rent OF MAN street
/ House and y Of Land in OlNlaad5
l zine Bricx Dwelling, north oth street
3 fine stot e rooms A.in street, itls FHoAd
dwelling house and lot on >iain street
do do Washington street.
do do Maroon street
dwellings and vacant lots en- franklin street
5 building lots F!lta street.
! hons = ana lot :lth street
DO do Seventh street.
do do on Pearl street.
10 do IN Wsst RiehncEi
DO do on Boston pike, adjoining HIehrl7H1
do 90 IN sfnlsn Jay county, 4na.
Mil SIachinery anu y ster Power miles Hgrta q
Richmond.
Farm. l. niles sout7 Of Eiehmoud.
Farm miles north Of Richmond
/ so acras Of Ian in fulnskI county, Ina
241 d d. il Washington county, Iowa
- @ 90 u s'@rk sounty' IND.
81 !, Do n 4 1aus county. ioga-
r61 Go DO in Delaware county. Iowa.
/ 50 10 60 in Livingston county, Illinois
/ Ricanoa5. December IS 1855 1-tf
VERY Neat Dwelling House for saIe reat, situa
.ais s7kI ii. street.
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HHIGuTY ACRES soeA land on the Newcastle Railreat
H miles cleared good house VIII
te sslA low u. q y
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Dissolution.

YEHHE partnership heretofore existing between Holiessy
& Gg:o, this day dissolved y mutual consent;
K. Il. HOLLOWAY,
lamar Is ls5s L. T. uACGurGN.
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New Frame Cottage Seventh street. ness
n aipvery snug comfortable in st rate order Is
Q DENNIS o AAsS
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Good water Power. Saw Mil and forty i've acres
" splendid land miles from RIeamand TIVE GOOD
elincs barn orchards and durable springs Niii N
first rate quarry and NsneAn On tA'
premises VIII be sold At bargain. .- -,
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ANOTHER EDITORIAL We
were not very sangune, in advance, Of much
good resulting from the Editorial Convention
in December last, bat We are now satisfied
that it was abundantly advantageous. Ii we
had no other evidence of it. the trouble j. has
given the old line press, is sufficient TO con-
vince that it wss no. in vain. The creates.
drawback was the meager representation
We propose another on Wednesday, the last
day of April. at ?. p. II.
Most Of the Peoples editors can and VIII
attend the Peoples Convention on the LIST Of
May, and they can meet the day before and
transact some important business relating TO
the craft. What say you all?-Brook. an.
~ We say agreed
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ST. LOWS. Juae q. 1s5s

ct- L0Lts, JIae =, 1853.
Prof ucc--As EaI about 10 lrepsre and vsn1
-us recently discovered Hair Restorstire ara -
request Gay opinion OF 1t. will m hair
few months ago, very gray. and sfter using two
oszs Cf yous Hair Restorative il Orig
nal color and since it, application al. osn6rufF
dlsso1esred froD my head, ard have been troubled
with lissgreeeble itching of The scalp.
fed NO used it viii regret II gives
ppearsace oi having been recently oiled Ata pre-
,are4. therefore, 70 recommend its 70 all
sesIroz. ostsv3ng : beautiful head Of hz:r.
z sir 81
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GRAIN, GRAIN.l GRAIN!,l

LRAINI TRAI-N.! dRAIN!!!
WE want Fifty thousand bushels Corn
VI Tweu.y wheat;
highest prices Will ra'f
November l. DENNIS q KING. "a Main street.
FINE premium trottiug Baggy very superior and sro
"A s,artiaI lob DENNIS * KING
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VERY Neat Dwelling fiouse for saIa or reat, .itua
a ted south Franklin Street.
Dsc y POE X H0LLINGST0RTTI.
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syousc and Lot near Washington Avsa4e- Lot cen
. tains three acres house. rooms milk
house house spring house sAte aud durable spring
Lot sabdtNidei aavaatagsoasiy saas cottage.
7 ltAS autlY situated viii be takcfs "a eNct 3nst.
DENNIS s. KING.
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THURSDAY MOANING. FEBRuAsr :. 1856.
A Rare Chance.

LARGE shop 70 50 .eo: long IS feet vide. sni
fe.tE5gi. over ph pict:ns or Pump Factory.
January -, 1855 81
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LI.3BILTTFES

Ohio Life Ins r Trust Go Ssacs, Gin. $500 ca
Mech n Traders BE- stock, Jersey C5ty, l.5oo 60
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FINE brick store ana dwelling on Main street, al
- IN good orde- AMI OF the very best business
locations tie city. Possession given
Nov DLNNLS x KING.
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GOOD house ana lot on Pesrl stree. - a-i9 fsat
Aront ~ 49, feet deep in eooA order, an Kill ~
said Io,s an e.sv terms DENAIss KING.
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Money due the Company. secured ~
Mortgage, .
500 sh's Eartfd and y. Haven r 4. stk. O. 600 60
gG1 Providence
preferred and guaranteed 10 per cent 9tSe 60
10. shares Boston AMI Worcester i L = 9'itSe 80
$50 Conn River stock, l4.otS 10
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WAN ED.

A GIRL 70 90 BE house work Of a small family Ap-
a ply soon. Enquire corner Of Main and Eighth SIS
January 81. If
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a = improved Lot Main street. with all me neeas
"a s.rv convenience Tor Livery Basiness Los s. and
As by 1913 feet good order. Terms low sn4 cas- +,
with yments Will be exchanged Tor good wese1a
lanas. bt-NsNts ~ ~
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r,~HRFE lots (enclosedl on seventh street, sogsA
| Nam, very elig,bly located
Nov. S. DENNIS y l>l-No
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Chine East

NNtIIr0 ht'Ct'
] WOULD respectfully request all Who know them
selves ind. h:c1 by book dis
charge the the earliest possible dste, Pur
pose East for the purchase u goods, about the
2oth -I hence the necessity for ell my dues Hoping
tins may ae a sEEl-.ert hjEt,
Respectfully,
A Il. MILLER.
Feb-ua-y :. 1855. S-tf
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been aYPuntei administrator of the Of James
Boxes sea- late Of Wayne county. Indiana, decea.
Said estate Is supposed 10 be solvent
SYLVESTER GIRTON, Ado'r.
February :, 1855. S-H
ssA&S.-A few asks prime smoked Hams in store
: uy KRAMER, fLETCHER& co.
February :. s-tf
II0NlSY.-6 barrels Houlnv, in stora bv
Feb. 5. hR 4AER. FLETCHER L CO
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rs-The Chicago Democrat says, Ken
uckian went to the pest Office in that city
u Sunday last where he had box, Seein :
8 letter II it he broke open the glass and took
it our. When spoken 10 10y the Deputy Post
master, be drew revolver sud snapped it
twice. but was secured before lie could make
re third attempt
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nNE thous and dollar mortgage on new and value Z
Oprorerty, worth three times this account, VIII
soldto pa. the purchaser ten per cent 49,
Nov. 3. oLNNA9 9 hi-NSf'
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~yf-hsE .cre~ Good Land o n the Salimeny Run
&. of sauta quarter TO- township p, Jay
''' - DENNIS & KING.
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pROFESSO WOODS
HAIR stESI 0aATIvE.

EeROF WOODS Hair Restor alive is doubt, the
most won5ar:lI discovery Of this age Of progress
h, following distinguished raemt sE :! ale
medical Ezzsl.a.
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LET TIE SOUTH BEWARE

We have never doubted that the great mass Of
Northern krow.Nohngs will unite with the Black
Republicans, in desperate effort to defeat the Ma.
tiona Democracy and install ALolitionism in the high
est places. Among the daily clustering evidence
may refer to the recent revelations Of the N \.
Times, the little organ of Seward. That paper in
forms US that the alliance Of the Know No:hngs and
the Black Republicans as natural and inerHabie,
and that it will also be irresistible The Times
says:
The Commercial must know that the Northern
Americans vM nerer, body, cote Jor Mr.. Fillmore
and that they will take such a course III the Presi
Dental canvass, as will, without damage to the sen
timents and principles Of their own organization, be-
most certain 10 d,Jet tie schemes NJ the Pro SiaTy
crusad,rS. Nor Their. any ground for the asoni'h
ment it affects, at our nnatlon that they and the
Republicans would at together for the attainment
OF an end which they seek 10 common. The elections
of the past year show conclusvely that such an al
iunce is natural and ,nevtGJc and that it will also
| be irresistible.
Even admitting for arguments sake, that Fillmore
is rs sound as his Southern Know olhipg advocate
represent him. is it not clear that his party will b
swallowed up by Black Republicanism at the NORTH
and that every vote given to him by Southern man
will not only he thrown away but will indirectly ant
to the same extent weaken the strength Of the Ma
toual Democracy in heir great struggle with Blacl
| Republicanism
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EIIE nnIrSlnt.NEN-

Tive Enquirer il, is VOL known, IS au~"nmitted' un'
,,lcjscd to any OF the distinguished nominees tor ''e
Presidency II will continue to adhere to this 'i'h''
ho"orri policy, allowing the cln'ns oil Inc
ra.d, dates 10 be set forth through its columns pr
vCied they do not asssil the claIns OF o.''
ready 10 give a cordial support t" me '"''
uav be selected by Tho Cincinnh" wv =,
full and tres, conference Of the fcp'eS'"'"'''' ''
d ,n,c,,cy ms TO the wiscst choice i ''' o''' INV
r..,s of the country "a well MS ot the party
n.c,ry;p,. this independent position, We may pro-
,.,, no allowed 10 appeal to our brethren OF the
n,.mocrstic press while urging the claims OF their
sv,ri,o candidates TO be just not kind to rival OPP
,on.nts No Democrat is spoken Of for the Pres
iency, who has not, by long and faithful service
earned the respect and gratitude of the country and
attacks made upon any of them cannot fail to hnect
the harmony and success OF the Democracy.
We trust that the established usages OF the party
will be steadfastly adhered 20 at the Cincinnati Con-
ven,ion, and to none we attach more Importance than
to the two-thirds rule which is based upon clear right
and Justice to the great body OF the Democracy
There is no force in the objection to THAI rule that
has induced Conventions to nominate secohu'ra'e
men for the fret offices in tho government we
fully agree with the Columbus tAla.l Times aud SEN
tnsl, that "the Democratic candidates chosen under
it will compare fovorsbly with those selected under
the majority rule by the Wing party. In point OF
ability, Van Buren, Polk Cass aud Pierce, are fully
equal to Harrison, Clay, Taylor and Scott. We
therefore protest most soleu,nly against the abroga
ton Of the two.thirds rule by The Cincinnati Conven-
ton 1t is the only check held by the South in these
extraordinary assemblies upon the overwhelming
Northern msjortes Until quiet is restored to the
country; until the rights of the South are recognized
and respected by the North and the slavery agitation
is settled, We should regard that Southern man as
either knave or fool who should propose or vote for
the abrogation of the two-thirds rule. Is not the
North now vastly in the majority in these conven.
tons Why increase their power, until at least they
have shown themselves capable of using it with dis
cretion7
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sales OF that day We're :nOD0 bales, closing ut ad.
vance OF 10Th of penny per pound, mainly ~ tho
fair aud mdiirig qualities. The ea.. for the week
ending Friday were 10000 bu!es, vi which exporters
took $50 bales. the market closed firm OH Friday
at the following quotations Fair Orleans 81 mid
ding Orleans l-lbdi fair Mobile 63I; middng do.
6l; fair tplands, 6!I; ngddling do. ) l5.l6d. The
reports from the manufacturing districts are avora-
biz.
The prices of breadstuir- wenle and transsc-
tons small In consequence VI large imports Wheat
has declined %. Flour IL Is lower Western Cana
~, a ais; Ohio. BIS. IL :Ijs. 6l Corn has declined
-. and is dull, with downward tendency; white
oS, a :l. mixed 43s. Il 2Ss. I'd. The weather has
been favorable for agricultural purposes.
The London markets are quiet. Money is IN active
demand. American stocks are unchanged, with
Limited huaiut.aa.
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TO tie Editors Of lie Enquirer;
WAsHISGToR, April q, 1856.


! listened yesterday to most powerful speech
from Mr.. Clay, one of the Senators from Alabama
Ii was a magnificent vimdication Of the South from
the aspersons of Messrs Seward, Sumner. aud other
abolltioniss who dshunor the Senate OF the Onittu
States anu themselves; and it wac If may go WRITE
magnificent examination of the North for It's aRgres-
sion upon the constitutional rights of the South The
castigatiun Of Seward, Wilsun, Wade, Hale, and
Sumner, was keen, excorlating, awful The STATS
tics collected by the accomplished Senator over
wheming. and the speech throughout was not only
able, but eloquent, stirring and brilliant It will as
sign to the author high place among the great men
ct The country, and will be read from extremity of
| the Union to the other am impatient to see il in
prut, and when it shall get into print you will agree
win me that have not done il even half justice.
In illustrating the position that to the emolu.
meuts vi the federal government the North ha. had
uniformly the lions share liz adverted to the fact
that the North had received, account of pensions
TOUR times rs much as the SJuth-that is, twenty.
| eight millions OF dollars to seven! And vet read
receuy mpst elaborate assault on Virginia claims
in the editorial columns Of the n. Y. Tribune iu
which it was charged that Virginia greedily de-
mandny Of the government more money aud land
for her revolutionary heroes than she could have
had auy legal title to! The Tribune seems to tbuk
that the North alone furnished soldiers for the of
independence, aud that other section is entitled
"red cent" FROM the National Treasury for service.
in the revolution. give this only as all example OF
| Mr. Claws statistics.
| Mr.. Stuart, a Senator from Michigan, also made a
speech, which is nucn commended for it's ability and
| liberal Southern spirit. | advert TO HIS speech, BIZ
cause very distinguished citizen of Virginia, in
written communication, recently classed him. doubt
less by mistake, anoug the freesoilers of the North
| l but repair the injustice. Yours, truly.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CHARLES CITY


At meeting of the Democratic party OF Charles
CITY county, held at the Court House OF said county
on the 18th April, Or motion, James + Ruane, Esq,
was called 10 preside, and Caviem c. Folkes ap-
pointed Secretary
VERY appropriately explained by The President Mr..
Ensnr, on motion of WIN. II. C!upton, a committees
consisting of VIM. II. Clopton, John {. Tyler Sam
Waddl, Pas. Pearman, and cambridge Ball. was ap-
pointed TO prepare proceedings for the action OF the
meeting and having retired for short tne' return
ed and reported the following, which were unanimoas
ly adopted:
Whereas delegates from the various counties com.
posing District No. will meet in Convention al
Hampton on ,ae 9Th May next for the purpose Tt Sc
extiuS delegates represent said district IN Tue Dem
ocratlc Natioual Convection, TO be held IN Clncnh''i,
Ohio, on the I'd June ensuing, for the nomination VI
candidates for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency VI
the United States aud whereas, We think II impor'
thnt that the delegates - said District Convention
should be informed to the wishes OF their respec
1--WE constituencies, il connexun with the nomination
Aforesaid and whereas it is earnest desire that
James Buchanan, Esq, of Pennsylvania, shall be the
nominee OF the National Convention tor the Office Of
President therefore, be it
/. Resolved That -- be appointed to repre-.
sent Charles City county in the Hampton Conven-
tiun aud that they be, and hereby, requested
their best eudeavors 10 the selection Of del
egates TO the Cincinnati Convention favorable 10 the
nomination OF Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency.
!. Resolved, That 10 expressing our preference for