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The daily union., 1856-04-16

government Can any doubt exist which Is rght2 II
Kansas fails Of admission it win be because the republic
cans do not desire but wish to keep the subject open
agitation and therefore attempt to defeat the democratic
plan for admission BY proposing this mPracticabe sub
stitute to which sound and honest statesman
sent #N
There is not the slightest occasion for further agitation
concerning matters in Kansas and there would be
did It not constitute the only stock in trade Of the repub
can politicians. Even the Tribune, in the article from
which We have copied admits that the apprehension Of
violence In Kansas is an end and advises that he
pioneer c slender 90 wiout gun rather than b
short Of seed and pIoaghs" .........-.-
All that Is now necessary is to pass the bin recon-
mended by the President and reported by Senator Douglas
and Kansas will quietly into the Union with just
such constitution as majority Of Der actual citizens
prefer If as the republicans claim and inclined
to believe the majority opposed to slavery she WILL Of
course be free State At any rate further agitation will
not change the resslt
The daily union., 1856-04-16
TIE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN MISSOURI.


We have already been advised BY telegraph Of the
signal victory achieved by the democrats Of St LOUIS over
the knownothings al the municipal election held ID that
city the Tth inst The st. Louis Democrat thus records
this brilliant democratic rumph-this successful assault
upon the darkanernites in their Oldest and strongest
citadel e-
Noby have the gallant democracy borne themselves in
the struggle with the dark and serried ranks Of the
nothing order and the victory they have achieved the
grandest recorded In the annals Of ST. Louis They
have elected the entire ticket by majority nearly
five hundred votes They have carried eight wards OF
and hold preponderatng power in both branches OF
the city eounc They have elected their nominees in al
all the vacancies and memberships of the school
board Such the first fruits present the country
Of the uprising Of the people Of the West 1t the in
tive battle of Fillmore and Doneson in Missouri and their
defeat by overwhelming will dissolve their party
in ths State like before the sun 1t the
desperate effort of the midnight fraternity perpeuate
their supremacy in the commercial and political centre Of the
Valley of the Mississippi and they have been routed with
overhrow-dsbanded in casual conflict. Grass
will grow the threshold of their lodgeshe echo alone
will their watchwordstheir grips and signs and
oaths will be numbered amongst the things that were"
The daily union., 1856-04-16
rHE TRlUMPH IN MICHIGAN COMPLETES
We copy the following from the Detroit Free Press

We copy the 1oIoWlRg Hom the Detroit Free FFess'
The democratic triumph In the State complete. The
returns in better and better Since the State election
Of ls47 the opposition party has not been thoroughly
routed We have certainly carried eighttontbs of the
supervisors and present impression Is that the demo-
cratic popular majority will not be Less than .ir hou'and
and il s very likely to reach seren hossandi
"Th Is the first gun of the presidential campaign from
the Northwest The glorious sound booms the Union,
esrrcs gladness to tens Of thousands Of patriotic hearts
II great fact that the fairly under
way, and that its progress 10 irresistible.
"All honor to the gallant democracy Of Michigan. All
honor TO the party tina. has administered witherag
buke to snscsm and sternly reprimanded rebellion Al
the party that has gorousy upheld the const
tuition
"Iti triumph OF popular sovereignty-of the ksnras
Nebraska act II IL triumph Of the Union. 1t tri-
umph Of and JUSTICE. And, too, II s triumph Of
coon rAIrHof the faith which binds the North and the
South together.
"Its occasion for great rejoicing Let rejoice"
The daily union., 1856-04-16

CELEBRATIos oF HENRY Gays SLASH Cor
TAsE-The celebration Of Henry Caya birthday on SAT-
urdsy at Slash Cottage in Hanover county Virginia the
spot Of his nativity, according to the Richmond papers
was brilliant affair Among those who present are
named Hon. Caleb Cushing, Attorney General Of the Uni
ted States Hon. S. A. Douglas Hon. John J. Crtenden
Of Kentucky Hoo A. Butler Of South Carolina Hon
James G. Jone, Of Tennessee Hon. James NJ Mason, Of
Virginia. and Others members Of the United States Senate
Hon W. L. Underwood, Of Kentucky Hon John Cadwsl.
lade Of Pennsylvania and Others epresen in Con-
gress
During the dinner, which came of IN the Cottage,
speeches were made by Hon. Caleb Cushing Senators But
s Douglas Crittendeu and Jones and Messrs Bgler and
Sidney Webster During the progress Of the festivities the
vicinity known as the Sashes was christened Ashland
The daily union., 1856-04-16

ESD or THE Sioux wAR-In addition to the teegraphIc
despatch published by few days since we give the fol-
lowing from the St Louis Republican Of the 9Th instant
Information has been received in this city, from
official source that Gen. Harney has had talk with the
representatives Of all the Indians In the Sioux country, with
the exception Of tribes ranging about Fort Clark and
that dehnitive terms Of peace and friendship have been
agreed upon between the parties The two tribes holding
out have for time maintained hostile position to-
wards the United States and may yet give trouble
They live high up the Missouri. Col Vaughn who is
ully informed Of the arrangement between Gen uarney
and tile Indians met with accident on his route and
may be delayed some days"
The daily union., 1856-04-16

The Daytor (Ohio) Empire at the close Of wel-writ
ten article on the Kansas question, pontsdy says "The
democratic principle that the people Of the States and
Territories shall regulate their domestic nstu tons
is rock OF Gibraltar and the assaults Of abotonss
niggerworshippers disunionist pulpit demsgogues
viii never shake it,
The daily union., 1856-04-16
PETITION, ETC.

ny Nr. DICK remonstrance OF fty-four citizens Of
Kre Pa against extension Of Woodworth patent pa
ming raehlne. aa-
BY Mr.. BROOKS The petition Of citizens Of Edgefed
district s. c.. for mail route between Ninety six De-
pot and Kithafdsonyile. a..
By Mr. oRR The memorial Of Thomas Foster and others,
praying widows pension for years from 4h March,
ls 10 the 4h March, ls43 referred to the Committee
ppnsiunR.
The daily union., 1856-04-16
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. April IS, 1855.

o. Lewis, cf Montgomery, Alabama, 70 s1s
oral travelling agent of Aabama and Tennessee
by Lsw JAMES o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
DAr IsRAKL H. JAsxs, No. 02 South Tenth street fbiafe
paa general rayeirg agent, assisted oy Wh H. WELD
I,as Co111ss yAA1s HAAurT, H. g. JAMKs TH0s
d. HIos, n. w. MoRHIsos n, w. MMEY, VIZ. L. WATKKaAE
AIrr H. CAAsoE, d. X. husrH, BEs. r. Swans, 7. AsHaAE
aud z. DAVIS.
s Mr. o. W. JAAss No. Harrison street, Cineinaat, Ohio
our general collecting agent the Western States and Texas
assisted by THoSAs, WILLIAM H. Thomas, Taos M JAAEs
Dr. A. L. CnILps, GroAex MoRRIA, and RcAAKD LxA1x Re
ceipts OF either will be good.
The daily union., 1856-04-16
MORE FAyATICIsM IN THE CHURCH

the late annual conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Providence the following resolutions were passed
by large majority
Reol.ed, That the studied silence sf the society
subject Of American slavery unusti6sbe, and cannot
recommend to people, take collections In its be-
half until IL manifes readiness 10 speak against this
against other sss.
on with and support OF the parent society until Its policy in
shis respect ia recti6ed."
The daily union., 1856-04-16

Rome just the very place for American President
and American statesman occupying the position of Mil
lard Fillmote.-N. Y Express tx. NJ
We suspect that though Mr. Fillmore is stepped to the
eyes in hostility to Catholics, he will learn at Rome
lesson Of highest courtesy Let the nfuriated zeao Of
the secret order profit by the example!
Baltimore Republican.
The daily union., 1856-04-16
WHAT WILL FOLLOW MIR. HOWARD.

The Detroit Free Press thus notices the departure Of Hon
Mr. Howard of the members of the Kansas invesga
ting committee
The intelligence Of the result Of the Michigan township
elections will w-hr Howard up the Missouri river
That result cahing upon the farce in which he
ia engaged and terrible rebuke administered to all the
black republican congressman from this State"
The daily union., 1856-04-16
JUDGE WARMERS SPEECH

The Augusta lGa} Constitutionalist says;
"The Hon. Hiram Warner made able speech the lst
instant in Congress the slavery question 1t has been
pronounced in many quarters of the most lucid logical
and effective speeches the this subject lie clear
ly demonstrates four propositions"
The daily union., 1856-04-16

COMPLEMENTARY. policemen Of New York are raising
subscription among their own body to purchase suia-
BILE testimonial 10 be bestowed upon Hon. Daniel Scke,
Of the State senate for his exerons In defeating the police
bin. -
The daily union., 1856-04-16

At the democratic convention in the second congress
siona district in Maine held at Pennington the 9th
instant Isaac r. Taylor and Israel y. Bray chosen
delegates 70 the National Convention in Cincinnati.
The daily union., 1856-04-16

WESTWARD Bol-We learn from the Chicago Democratic
Press that during the foryeight hours ending Saturday
morning eight trains the Michigan Southern road
brought eightyone coaches containing 1000 passengers
md IN the same time the six trains over the Michigan
Central took into that city sSythree coaches containing
4e62 passengers nearly ni~ houand passengers arriving
10 two days.
The daily union., 1856-04-16
from The Nashville Union and American.
THE FRIENDS OF JACKSON.

Gen jackson left behind him when he died, so far
he knew blood relative in America But he left great
national party which he had done than any other
reogauze and establish defenders Of his policy
and guardians of his fame lie left this party the priceless
legacy o lie spent in the service Of his country and In
the firm and untlering support of democratic principles
This party Is his heir and will guard his character not
only against tho assaults of enemies but against the deeper
injury Of proessed friends who would Il TO build up
tho party which Jackson all bis lie opposed
Looking a volume Of the Speeches Of Gov. A. "
Brown a day or two since our eye fell on passage in
bis inaugural address delivered after the death Of
Jackson We print it below, not only a specimen
Of eoqueuce but remind Tennessee readers that the
who mourned tie death OF Jackson most sincerely
are those who still follow the political path which he
blazcd out and remain the which he de-
voted his life;
turn now from the contemplation OF our wonderful
and Increasing magni6cence in order remind you Of
great and sad calamity which has befallen common
country since you last assembled occasion
like this But few months have passed away since you
in particular and the people Of the United States generally
called upon 20 the departure from midst
OF most iustrous citizen. The immortal spirit Of
Andrew Jackson the patriot the soldier and the states
man. has passed from time 10 eternity Devoted until he
breathed his last breath the best interests of his
try which he had defended with heroic fortiiude and
courage and served with zeal rvid with increasing
ysar he finished the great work which wise Providence
had cosen him perform and accomplished his destiny
Clipgng TO the flith and the hope which sustain the
Christian whilst be is passing through the dark valley OF
the shadow of death he died peace with the world
leaving behind u bright and enduring example worthy
the imitation OF utux generations Hereafter the song Of
the poet wiz he heard IN praise Of bis memorythe pen
fhe historian will chronicle the dcods which he achieved
whilst the painter and the engraver win transmit his
image TO adruiring millions.
Let Tennessee, his adopted State--Tennessee
whose armies he has covered with goryTonncssee whom
he honored and loved and served long and so faith
fullyTennessee beneath whose green and haowed sod
his mortal remains have been dopoedet Tennessee
him monument lasting ne umeet u be planted in OF
near one Of her beautiful cities the bank Of IN,
nobest river In the world where thn millions who will
pass for ages and ages may panse and gaze upor
Il with wonder and admiration
The daily union., 1856-04-16

THE wEsrEEN RfvERs--The Sc Louis Hepubiican OF
Wednesday last says:
TIE river At this point IS at stand The upper rivers
arc all IN good losting stage The Upper Mississippi is
reported rsg ai Keokukj Illinois slowly falling, and the
Missouri falling slowly with Eve feet ia the channel Bus
mess on The IeYee yesterday uncommonly brisk and
the landing il crowded with boats among which Pitts
burgers are numsrous.p
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
GREAT CURE OF pILEa.

CAMDEN, N j., March 18th, 1855.
Dear Sir-It is with much pleasure | take
this opportunity Of informing you of the grea'
have derived from the use OF q few
bottles Of "Hogfana's German Biters." Fol
o number of years | have been sorely and Sc.
verelyv afflicted with pain in the stomach, at.
tended by severe attacks Of the Piles, foI
which tried o great many remedies, but with.
affording me any relief. Being advised Il
use the German Filters, | did 20, using il
connexion, for the Piles, your Spikenard Qint
faent, and now inform Won that they have en-.
tirely cured me and restored me 10 health, ant
! would advise all The afflicted 10 use you
valuable medicines, &c.
Respectfully yours;
MARGARET REP SHER.
No. 45 Plum street, Camden, N. j..
DR.. G. M. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement.
South least corner Fourth and Walnut sts.
Cincinnati March II, 1S55.-feb9s I'm.
Sold by Fred'k Eckstein Cincinnati,
Minshall. Brookins & Sen Eaton.
]. H. Bonn; Camden.
Tough & Co.. F~airhaven.
J.. Brown; Morning Sun
D.B. Edwards, Winchester
J.. Coblentz, Lewisburg.
j. H. Gale, WestAlexandria.
August 15.-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
From the Logan County Gazetts.
Irishmen.

We'll, then, It now appearsyou need my help!
You that did yold your rheum upon my Oeard'
ana loot Inc as wv uI no = Stranger cur
over Your 'nresnoio'
The audacily evinced m asking irishrnen 10
vote Tor Fremont, may chailenge Inc admira-
ton OF the devil himself!
Only " years ago, me very men who nave
since nominated Fremoni, were putting DOWN
the freshman as II he were . WIG oeast. Ihey
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
WHY rms pRoMINENf.

For long time there was d paragraph ma
king its regular weekly appearance in our
columns, with the b!ief, but emphatic words
"Fitsl Fitsl" always at the head, 10 some on
off nsive caption, but not SO 10 the benevolent
and humane, who could sympathise in The sor-
rows Of others. Some persons are shocked al
any indication Of disease, and are even thrown
into nervous excitement on y itnessing a hearse
or a coffin. Such are 10 be pilied. We
should always strive to look disease and even
death in the face with calmness, and espec-
tally take every opportunity for alternating dis.
ease. Viewed in this light, the ADVERTISE
ments offs. S. Hnnce, Of los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd, possess q certain interest, and
those who know of any one suffering from Ep-
|ilepsy, Spasms, or Fits or any kind, should
fee il a pleasure TO cut out his advertisement
or in some other way send word 10 the afflicted
of the great value of his remedies. They can
be sent to any part Of the country by NALL
Price, 50 per box. Two, So. Twelve. S24.
July 3l-lm,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
What Racame 81 M

EN" - -. = aAL" - u
Sixty Thousand dollars was deposited in the
house Of Palmer, Cook, Fremont& Co., topay
The interest due on The irstdsy Of July last, on
The bonds ofihe State OF California. There is
no mistake about that fact. 1t is equal y a fact
that the interest ions not paid, and taai the
glorious young State Of The Pacific was d.shon-
ored by tbe teaches OF its trusted agents. It's
strictly true, also, that about the time when
the money should have been in New York 10
be devoted o us legitimate purpose, there was
much Boosting in certain neiDly CONCERTED Black
Repubiicnn organs or the abundance pf money
among the partisons Of Fremont. Now, was
The latter money, thai which was sacredly in
trusted 10 the Mafiposa Company, g be pad
credit Of . sovereign Ststef Oritli
was not disposed or in that way, what did be-
come of ~ 1.-THE funds Of California have
been a. UNANIMOUSLY misduectsd, what VIII be
the fate Of he National Treasury i lei IN The
same handsl
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14

TIE FooTsrEPs or DfsuNroS .-Disunion has
begun i;s fearful march under the most appall-
ing circpmstp nces. The worst apprehenSions
of the Father of this Country seem to be on the
eve, OF realization Whatever may be the IS
sues of the present struggle, it will require
bold craftsmanship to restore confidence be-
tween divided sections and cisiutegrated con-
feeerocies. A geographical distinction has
been erected wi,hir oil incredibly short peri
Cd Of time, on either side fierce reseniments
have been kindled and fearful doctrines have
been advocated. Thousands OF men in the
North assail the whole people Of the South
with language OF menace and Of insult. such
as no American ever yet employed against the
wors. despotism Of the old world. The work
OF The. foreign enemies Of our Republic has
been taken ont Of their hands by men who de-
clsre themselves native BON, and lalsehoods
which no British writer has eyer dared 70 urge
aud fabricate are hurled against our country.
Such ore among ihe footsteps Of disunion,
snys the Punnsylyanian.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
An Admirable Nomination.

We learn from the Cincinnati Enquirer that
the Democrats Of Campbel's district in Ohio,
have mel in convention and put in nomination
FOR Congress the Hon. CT Vallandingham.
We cordially congratulate the Democracy Of
his district on their selection. Mr.. v. is one
of The rising statesmen in the great West, and
bids fair 10 take q high position in the councils
OF his country. On the great and absorbing
issue the present campaign he is thoroughly
posted, and will do noble serylge in the can
yass. We earnestly trust that he may be
elected. Besides having bis success at heart
as PERSONAL friend, we desire that he may
have a theatre in Congress for The display of
that ability ~eloquence and devotion to true
principles, which has already within a con-
iraeied sphere, won him o distinguished repu-
~tation. Let his dislric! send him to Congress.
and We predict he milImake his mark .--South
Side Petersburg, Ka.) Democrat.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
LATER FROM EUROPE,


QuEBEc, Sunday, August 10.
The steamship Anglo Sazon, with oates from
Liverpool to the Both, arrived Today.
The British Parliament was proroguedonthe
Goth.
The Queens speech on that occasion, in al
luding To the Central American difficulty, in
Inmates hat the matter may be satisfactorily
adjusted.
Accounts from Spain announce the bonn
bardment of SOragossa.
The whole OF Auagon had successfully re-
volted.
The Italian Duchy Of Massaccra was like
wise in a state Of revolution.
NEw YoRK, Monday, August I'm.
The steamship Arago is s%ignaled below
Her dates are TO the Both plt., the some as re-
ceived al Quebec by the Angto-Sdzon yester-
day.
New York, Monday, August fiji Pm.
The Ardgo arrived here at one p. nj. She
passed rhe Baltic off Point Linas on the 30th
ult.
She brings one hundred and seventy. five
passengers, among them @. +. Faring, bearer
of dispatches from st. Petersburg, and @. Fer
rem, bearer OF dispatches from Sardinia.
AuViceS lIOfH ilhiy SthtC thut INC outuiOoh ii
the Duchy Of Massacora had been completely
suppressed.
Twenty arrests had been made. -Four per.
sons belonging to the Mazzinian Society had
been sentenced 10 Imprisonment in irons, two
for life, and the others for the terms OF ten and
twenty years. Three millions Of ball-catridge
had been ordefed by telegraph TO be sent from
Cologne to Italy.
The accounts from Spain are 10 the 26th.-
The revolution was nearly suppressed.
Corona had been evacuated by General aiz
The militia were fastening to give up thei
arms.
General Kaiz and other chiefs had fled t
France.
Later Intelligence, however, states that Nal
aga and Granada had pronounced agains
O,Donnell, and that the royal troop had joine'
the movement.
The London Times, of the Goth w.t., con
tains an article laudatory to Col. Fremont, ant
speaks OF his political address as worthy Of an,
people and any statesman.
Advices from China state that the revolution
was progressing. Sixty Ave rebels were he
headed in Canton in one cay.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Free Turnpike Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the board of Commissioners Of
Preble county OF their next regular September
session, asking the appointment of Commission
ers to lay out and establish Free Turnpike road
on the following route, to wit: commencing in
the center Of the Hamburg aud Eldorado free
turnpike road, at the junction of the Monroe
township central county road, thence north on
the line of said Monroe township central county
road TO the line between Darke aud Prcble coun-
ties. MANY PETITIONERS.
,July al / 95g.-s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
SALE OF Real ESTATE.

BY order If the Court on SATURDAY, the
SQth day Of August, 1856. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and4 o'clock 2. NJ. Of said day
on the premises in New Paris, preble county. o.
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate. as the property of Andrew Ampy,
Paris, Preble comfy. Ohio, being in lot number
ed eleven (l1) id the additional made to said
town by Samuel j.. Il. Ireland. being four az
rods in front and eight and half rods in length.
Said premises t5be sold free and clear from all
~incumbrauce of dover.
Appraised at $3.50 90.
Terms of Sale--Cne third cash down -one
third in one year and one third in two years
deferred payments to bear interest from day Of
sale, and to be secured by mortgage on the pre-
misses. JOHN IRELAND,
Adm'tof Andrew Ampy, decd.
W.J.&J.A A. CIINonE, Atty's for Pet.
July 81, I356.-5t
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14

Milton Sayler, Plaintiff, Preble Com. Prs.
against Pet'n for Part'n &
Catherine Sayler, ct al deft'sJ assign't of Dover
Gatlarine Sayler, widow of John Saylcr, deed.
Orange Sayler, Nelson Sayler and John Sayler,
of the county Of Butler, and State Of Ohio, will
on the 18th day Of July, A.. D 1855, in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the comfy of
Preble, by Milton Sayler, and is now pending
wherein said Milton Sayler demands partition OF
the following real estate, to wit: Lot number
one hundred and twenty tl21) in the town of Eu-
phemeia Preble county. Ohio, aud the east half
Of lots Nos. one hundred and three (l0S) and one
hundred aud four Qo4) in William Alloways ad-
dition to the town Of Lewisburg. Preble county,
Ohio, and that at the next term Of said Court,
the said Milton Sayler will apply Cor an order of
Partition Of said premises.
W,J.&J.A "A. GILMORE,
Ats for Petitioner.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-14
Susannah WhiteseIl,
vs..
Preble Common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce.

The said defendant. Adam Whitesell, Is hereby
notified that on the 18th day Of August, A. ID.
1855, the above named plaintiff exhibited her
petition against hin the said defendant. in the
Clerks Office Of the court Of common Pleas of
Preble county, Ohio, wherein the plaintiff sets
forth her marriage with the said defendant, and
charges him with willful absence from her tie
said plaintiff, for more than thi ee years last past,
and prays for q divorce on the ground Of said
wilful absence. And the said defendant Is fur
|ther notified that said petition will stand for
hearing at the Nov. termspf said court, a. D. '56.
J. III. ZOOS,
Attest, Atty for pet'r.
l.. b. OGpEx. Cl'k.
August Is, 1858.--6w