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Mr.. BUonANAN,s LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

The New London (cOnnecticut) Star says:
I'VE publish to-day Mr.. Buchanans admirable letter
eng the nomination Of the Cincinnati Convention for the
Presidency. IL eloquent, patriotic logical and
ure and commends itself 10 the attention Of all who
us the perpetuy Of the Unon the dignity OF the repub
We and the well being Of the Is refreshing In these
unes OF ansucsm, to this bold and patriotic old states
nan throw oil upon the troubled waters and augurs that
when he places his hand upon the helm Of the ship State
he viii the 9Th OF March next abe will ride out the
storm In safety. SO II viii be. He a. the political
hour TO lin the republic o. that dangerous pool into
which black republication, Hindoosm, and all the other
in have placed IT, and il It's pristine vigor
beauty and safety snything than his past life were
required to satisfy the public that Mr.. Buchanan s the man
~ The times, this letter has supplied the deficiency With
ALL
The Wilmington North Carolna) Commercial says:
On our fourth page will be found Mr. Buchanan. letter
accepting the nomination for the presidency Nothing Of the
KIND ever presented 10 the public ever more clear
pnc't and patriotic. Its language win speak more ef
e'uay 70 the understanding and heart Of The reader
could any comments or commendatio az eurs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-26
wiIIards Hotel.

j. q. d II. A. WILLARD,
PrnnsyiraHfa sssn.e ond Pe~rfesrfh arsef,
Washington, D. q.
Jan 9a--dim
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Departure Of he arabia.
New YoRK June 25--The Arabia sailed at noon to-day
with $50 passengers and nearly $1,000 900 in specie
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PTrsBuRG AND CosNELLsyItLE RAMRoAD.-We learn (say
the Baltimore SUM that fellow-ctzen, BENZ H. La
trobe, esq gentleman of energy and large experience
has been invited to take charge of the Pttsbug and Cor
nelsye railroad its president and that in view Of tn
strong interest city has in that important improve
ment he has felt inspellsd TO accept the trust.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE.
(rs al TART BorTlhs. EV1s
y.EvEEe OVV:.V' To FILL

,I,ur greatest .i.i.~syer Ill covered tor Ia. cur
/ n yer aud ~g.S Snth i~saI, Upnb . xT.
aid ali bI u dr esse-. tLi- yxLnsias ~ diths bss
49,. b en- i.ore The puhlic Tor styTE AR, ard
m. rro.i,D no better vIi nee onord Of lie - sey
th.n It's extensive sale and curstsnHy trcn u K
r,putstI n ant tLfs 81 owing 10 it. having lrs fvi M
,n. 81 the u,0st wondrf aud sstInI bgns cuf'a
hat taye ever 'ren XII VII. BEING paiey ug ia
b., FREE from s foreign dat rieu- - nine al con,-
,,.n,,d4 F.br.fng. Vine NAV b- tas u with the vi
- :, .sfe,y under slli.0-t any circumstances. L.
It,ngtnvns the stomach, iDvgogstss IN syst.u and
ntt,liy preyrnts tn lAngnor ard prot stkM -
.s,-nsth v bah sSYs att ude kssei aisd Agn Apd
- III tus d,seases II mol 0a. bsesks the II H. aAd
Oh cas- ,hr fever, but REMOVES ihs a-sss -, Lts-
- AMI other organs, on which the dnhi and Psve.
,.uds The iht,assnds who hsvs uset The =. DIf-
y vine us nv further svidei O. vi IT. W. thar,
,,ln.uoy eest rAtive effect. u !, traI, sw.sde I'll
,.,,c,ls and operates on the sy,trn ih. . che ~ .
m n, u s.cyn: d. 20 ~ f~brifuge Wire bftak- Vi.
gls AUD II sontinn, according 10 the dir.sst AZ, H.
fem,ye- The disssss p-rmahentiy tam ths -Ssi,n.
.rd t.ay-- the bu.iy IN healthy rdpdii,or- Thor
-.ns vbo are afflicted with f.vr riti kgur ~ al
,tm ~ bilious discs ss. are rec. mn"ra"l i. giSl
III. medicine fair trial. viii ali ths.
/. &C .ssIy to Insure succrss, aud all
-, rt.--,tyoytr evary oshP rusedy o. vi
~, ,nlac Certificates Of the hixh-ra esss etsbiIir
- ~ he mr.. to subst antiAts all tina u tisin
~ -, mall bu, II viii b. lett TO Int rudu,y tseIf--'s
IND or fsii uppn H. own merit
,.u,ion i. the fGblic.-be sur ',ai 80 ".n" {
-, var. JOHN WISEn u Ia hisnAn TN i~ri-
a ne -, the pfomissory N.Ae, which l. sta iss 70
IN ,,ou, o, each cnsssved ab~t ~ the sstat@t
Z. ,a = rrtAi, " druggists and ''r,hs'd ~ !.
where. .,us, h. d,re.,.-. t,s.mu
- ~ a,ii-n lane, N r, ~ '. ~ sstjr 4.
~ =, ..Jn drusg,sls CHICAGO.
IN .,l.,sl and retail bs Atssrs
~ ALvOkD T. VAN pATrsh
xao.aAwiy '~s afsH ip~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

IT /, Is WITH nucn pleasure tha,
W, direct attention 10 -, aavc.i, en-
rnrnt q; Re, eco. ". >chciIr. Nea ~
gard :" III. opening u an Eneii pa
sical and Mathematical Academy IL
fclcrvary's block.
The Efficiently Of Access Ia the Bluff
school House. on the pari ot our
school going population, rcuders Mr.
Schedules Academy mol only desirable
aud welcome, bal even necessary. Mr..
Scheiic is "A graduate Of the lnl>ersjly
OF Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, ard
has been practical teacher II TIT
city, as we'll AS the popular iearhot n
otK own District School We COM
mend him and his laudallc ,ntcrprize
I" the patronage ri our c"inWat55..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
IElpLv SPECIAL NOTICES.


gmPWtuhf 70
pills&f1 ,os.bn ste-is - va t''s - u" W f"''
~ sue r. M 81 l1ns md extensive pfAet'cs iht.
Ar, mid IA ttai1 opsTaisn, and certain Ia corre''ns
A irtszn,.J.t. Ifnrui n,sns'rastsot Hsnosins al
5s.ra sgtyS 20 faer ffpm e'ht o. eberw.se Iead-
.sc aauttl t -lc paip,ta,iea u tie hss i,ii.iGh-
esg sh,sb o. tan ntefrnpt'rn u nature
r.. ri. 44a lc suegs-sigiiy use asa preventive IN I"
II. -hlu.I paest. pe tssen n psesn.ni % thes
..sasl ga. % rsn+ps mistsrrtsss waTf'hr' pNi'-
ge-et 5a, ai.d ~, ftsul snyt,us ~ -fi""A :" M
heaih Esy,.eii directions. ~leh ah"sid p '.af
ssra.tpany -a,sh o., Pre, ~ t,' -"'r .. IN
10 .is.,sis A. laeeilp,r, ana Times 'hppenftt'
&. al. tAand ) ntb5 atailry inciosng 81 % DR. Cor
...f..L. CA es,.,tn, ~ ~ sro.dsas. New YORK
DeB5-,isWtml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
R0ckinghasss Ware.
:. - GIG CLOCKS,
t-asI,n u he public 10 my lzrs- assortment Of
Looking GlNSSeS,
jas, resslyed, and for sale at low prices At
trtII ar Nos LIE CLAIRE ROW.


IT, william simpson, Robsrt Simpson, the AissH-
sip,d sni Missouri Railroad Company, aud oil tn
err ipfea ~ u In the lard her inarsr IN seib d:
You netthy u ia that BY virtue ~ an ordi-
diaance " the Ct council ~ !he city of Davenport
passed pit, NIB 10th, 1886, entitled An ordinance
FOR con' lHnsii and extehst OF 2 nth street.
In the CITY II Dav IMPORT szstwardly"a jury OF six
dslnt s,ef FIRE h ers OF said city will De sum
moasi ard sworu o. the Mayors, nee 10 .sid city
IN IN 18Th day % November ness $3.50 ~ so'ciock
AN I, assess and award the damages sns bne6ts
thu, IN ~ the owners Of he land proposed TO
De TAKEN fer the continnaiH sad ext mel VI said
4 eel he verdict Of the first Jury return the
18th In T. having be . By U fr sullci ut set
asd } TLs folLvins u DESCRIPTION OF The tract Of
|. Nd prop ss b. taken for SAID extension Of said
s,se shsun ~ the Plat 9th. thesesf mad.
by the CITY en:iseer asd ole In the Mayors once
" wif:
tract 50 feet wid from IN. present teriuinstion
~ Fourth street 10 tho river Front street. contain
ing to tv-,hr kunArssAs u N sore of Land u
/ sal, william s-a R.best eiaspsos. asd twensy-siae
en- hnnd~ ~ Is On scsu = Isstaf said y n sall
/, ~ u Camps .s4h4sb u 9Th, -.
90 = nsTCuE11s 4a1ss y ~ - 0asenosss.
. 0aag ~ &sv. sosAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

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n, ca, ~.
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'''li nun anu ms i"'''i"''' '''''' l'''"e
I" the patronage ~ our c"inmaai5..
ti'y ~ davenport
CornciL CuAMBtR,i
N"' ~, $50.
Regular meeting
PRESENT
Hs Honor The N,,o- cen III m.
=,
'st "afa: James o'D ''et, J"hn
Nohe.
81 NJ b'"sI"g, A4,,it { 3tu.
i'h s"hn f"fr'. f.r.e"
''h WIN km-
"ih Samuel Sat
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Mo. iiousf Ion, feh ntd.arrs,, 900
} L'>' ~, .fin1ts bohlt *, - ~
STATE Drm"efa', pastess,Ac. a.a1.
i',.,"4lg.. 81 ~
t1d.1 A. 5,
N'eihth lh"n p>oh, CAY a..
$50,
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rrau.,ty E,lier, ,lo,., .4 ,ar
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a, ,no,;.,. ,,.. .t.,>,.,.. 80,
arr reu,. foc,,, IA,
Offered ,l,, toiI.,.i,.,,ss.i,,.
Easotxsg rba,,h. 90. a,.,.1 ti....
s'iucled 10 fer the Watch iin,sn To- safe.
the purchaser 10 remove The sdioe wit.an ,.
+ days from safe
/ On notion, he resolution was adoiti..
Section was referred toureI,,nce Z IN
miltee.
! The R,part OF IA. IN, Ai,.tt,y,,.ff,
euee 10 nia street va. rad. a,43,,ei e..
hiea.
Ala K,nsr,. trou Ordsaan., Commute.
reported an o.dinalce enn,c, - 90.
nance author 10 t,r pror,r,, ,iiafs
propert, on Fron, stree he,v,e.. i,v. At..
LeCiaire stre,i,. 10 paseo p an, III .au II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
LOCAL. ITEMS.
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS NE
AGENTS 70. STATE DEMOCRAT.
" .lTED.

Two boys, a Apprentices q ttc
PRINTING Trade. lho,e iron I 10 30
tcarN % age preferred.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
THAI One Vote.

While the duty OF voting is imperative, tb,
possibilities OF o single vote nre such as ma,
well appall the indifferent. II is possible tina
one vote in a State, a county, a district, a vii
lage, may turn the d~estiuies of this great natioI
fora Christian civilization or for barbnr ismant
|despotism. This is not mere hypothesis. III,
following facts, says the New York hdepend
'entr from a complete hand, make an appel Il
the conscience Of every voter
one VorE.-0ne vote in tile United SLATE.
Senate annexed Texas 20 the United S,ates.--
Mr.. Hannegan, Of Indiana, cast that yole. One
vote in the Indiana Legislature elected MIR.
Hannegan 10 bisNplace in The Senate. That
vote was cast byMadison Marsh, ofStapton
County. Mr.. Marsh vas chosen TO the Leg
of.lndisaa by one vote.
Hence one vote, cast by o private citizen AZ
Q primary election, annexed Texas; provoked
The Mexican 'g~ar; sacrificed fifty thousand
lives, foiledsnponsus a national debt OF SlOe,.
OoQ, 600; gave .us<C california, Utah and New
called ifto being q new empire on line
Pacific coast placed Zachary Taylor in the
Presidential char, and shaped our politics for
least three administrations. R. p.
SEWARD, Illinois, Saturday, July 26.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
FRrMoNr,s ASSAULT upnn ronrr.

The Abolition papers ore denying that Fse.
mont struck Senator Foote, breaking his spec.
~iSeles and cutting his face. But they cannoI
conceal the truth, Tie Cleveland Pluir
Dealer publishes on extract Of a letter o. the
Hon. Francis T. Gund, written at The time,
ds5o) 10 the Baltimore Sun, a neutral paper.
Read H..
"This difficulty between Senator F0ote and
Fremont has been 0micahly arranged, as you
will have seen by the card Of those gentle.
mems friends in to-day's Union. Tins is as il
shou Id be. Mr.. Fremont was wrong 10 attack
Mr.. Foote for words spoken in debate, which,
as he tFoote) distinctly avowed at the time in
The Senate were not spoken with q view 10
wound the personal feelings OF any Senator
present, but merely to protect the county
aga inst sr Pdrte d cisions Of The California
Board OF Commissioners for The adjustment OF
land titles. All that General lFoote had OBJ
served YVES, that withou tEwine,s amendment.
granting an appeal to the Supreme Court Of
the United States from the decision Of The
Board, be considered that the bill would dis.
grace the Republic. and that however inclined
he was 10 supportths bill with the amendments
he should assu!ediy vote sgains. il without the
amendment. Mr. Foote relracted nothing; but
distinctly arowed that he did not intend any
personal disreSpect for thosewho were against
the amendment. Col. Fremont could not be
satisfied with this explanation. As a.sensible
man aud a man OF honor, he mus. have seen
his misteke in attempting 10 gag Senators in
record 10 all legislative acts relating 10 Cali.
iornia, and 10 constituting himself HE heir ap.
parent OF a family feud which, for the benefit
ofthe whole country had better be buried than
renewed"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

U The Eaton Register, ga paper published
IN this place." gives ON article in lis las,
Issue from . nincompoop, skillet headed AT
tofney, who not only possesses The ears Of an
ass, but the requirements of a Icing black.
guard, which the editor says "affectssbim in
the region Of the ribs" Slt is a good hing i,
did not affect him a little lper, or it might
probably have disturbed The thimble.full Of
brains he possesses. The inlimation and be-
~laboring Of another irdividual than ourselI as
the writer Of the priicles.of the Democrat, is
characteristic o. The sweep, fof The Trash Of
the Register, and is mol. worthy Of a~Siotiee.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
What the Rack Republicans intend TO DO
In Ohio.

- 49, @~AAbA A1EanibAAA AAtoAa ~ w
In Ohio.
The Black Republican Legislature, Of its
extin session in Ohio next winter intends 10
Gerry out the following pfoefsmme, Which was
commenced last session, but aid over until
1857 for fear Of its effects upon the Presiden-
tial election.
/. They will pass n liquor law prohibiting
the msaufactute and sale OF ardent spirits ia
the Slaie-wine ale or cider not excepted.
2. They will pass a Personal Liberty Bilp'
10 nuiliiy the Fugitiye-slnve Law, which will
bung The Slate Into collision With the GehAraR
Government and, perhaps, cause a civil var.
8. They viii pass on act forbldding the Slate
Co1rts rom Batafsiiziug slienf, which will be
"a PRACTICAL denial OF the priv ileges of citizen.
ship to niae-lenihs Of thai class Of our popus
lation.
4. They will take steps ID ornend The Con-.
stiiution, striking ont the word "whits'' from
that instrument, so thai negroes can vote anu
have all lie privileges Of citizens.
Thase leading messnfe res of fanaticism win
certainly be enacted next winter in CoIuritps.
unless the people febuke Bieck RepubIjcsns
ism at the coming election. They neoriy alf
passed one branch o: the Legislature iait
and would have gone lbEueh. bss IA
not been that the leaders dreaded me efgclyg
upon The coming election.
Those OF ourcitizens who would pfbce 'thsy
negro upon q par with the whites, In point off
aud social privileges, aud dtpiess thse
foreigner below The negro who are in fsvof
notification, d~isunion and civil var snd<
who are 10 favor Of q stringent Maine Liquor
vote The ticket Of The Black Re-
publlcans. These are The real issues involved ]
n The election. - Gin .eEnguirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
From Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, Monday.

ST.. LOUIS, Monday. August is.
he' Westport Border Rg6ian, extra, Of the
18th, states that last monday night two hun
bred Ffeesoilers attacked the town or Frank
lin, Kansas, in which were but four Pro. slavery
men. :
The fight lasted four hours. Four Pro slave.
~ men and six Ffesoilers were killed The
postofice wos robbed and set on fire. The as.
%sailanis finally retired, carrying OF a cannon
belonging TO The town.
Later reports state that seventeen FfeesoIlers
were killed and wounded.
One bundled United States troops occupied
The town next day.
Three hundred Of Lanes men bnd entered
Topeka. NJ
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

BARcAiNsl BAReGINs IAN our readers
who are seeking Bargains, in the way Of pur-
chasing Dry Goods Of every description, would
do well 10 call at The establishment Of Hun
BELL q WILSON. They are selling of their
shock at cost, and offer inducements TO those
who have cash, never before equslled in the
couHiyof PEBBLE. Call at their store on Main
erect and see for yourselses-they vii! not
charge you 10 look at their goods and enquire
the price.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
rEEMONr TICKET 1N MIssorRI

Inc 81. Louis Republican, Of The 18Th says .
"The A~nzeiger has not yet brought out The
Fremont Electoral ticket, although /, was 10
have been done q dayor two sfler the election.
nat IS The ma!lerY What is the party bsll-
ing abouti Has the vote OF The peoplesof tie
rural districts frightened them from iheif.pui-
or had the counsel OF wiser and more
discreet men, who see in this vote utter poht.
zeal prostlation 10 all who engage in II, forced
them 10 abandon the projectf The people
are anxious 10 know whether the original de-
sign is 10 be carried out. and The Apzelger,
better than any other paper, can answer The,
question. Win il do ii2
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
fremont

GTWe notice that Bro. HART has associated
with him in the publication Of the Portage
Senfines Mr.. JAMES SoMMERvILLE, formerly Of
Carlisle Pa. ave are personally acquainted
with Jim, having worked in The same office
with him, and know him to be a young man
OF good qualifications, and ore confident Bro.
Hart will never regret that step. We wish
them both abundance Of success in the good
old cause Of Democracy, and hope 10 hear a
sound report from that county in November
next, for Buck. and Breck.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

u C,L. V~ALLANDIGHAu stated in his speech
at Lexington on last Monday thai, of the ffa
eminent statesmen Of The old Wing party, thai
were invited 10 be present at the great Whig
Barbecue in 1910, in The city OF Dayton, mol
one Of them supports John Q. Fremont for the
Presidency All that are living are either
hshiing for Mr.. Buchanan or Mr.. Fillmore
Does this not so 10 show that there must be
something rotten about this miserable faction
Of party headed by GoHison, Phillips, Wade
q Co., and claiming TO be the representative
Of the party OF Henry Clay and Daniel Web.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

GTGreeley ndveriisss thotshe is shout 10
publish q Life Of Fremont, which will cost
only fur cent?, We should think il might
be got into about that compass, Il he leaves
odlthe proceedings o ,be Courismsrial which
cashiered him from the serv ice, ior refractory
conduct in California.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

M The German Democrats have recently
held tremendous meetings in Hartford, Con-
%recticut onasiB ,ston, Massachusetts. Their
resolution, we're emphatic, and truly national
and Democratic, and for Buchanan aud Ereck-
inridse.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

rFDemocraiic cump-dres burn brightly in
every Slate, the Democratic army is united, is
IN The best Of spirits, and is eager for balile.-
The forces Of the opposition are divided into
guerrilla bands, the face Of each looks haggsrd
and betraysa consciousness ofsignal defeat on
the day fixed for the conflict.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
Missouri III Rixht

The Benton Electoral cket has bern with.
drawn according 10 previous agreement thst il
should bs, II Polk, the regular Democrats
candidate for Governor, should receive more
votes than Benton. This "slep is tho RICH,
.dlfectinn." gives Missouri to Buchanan by
$4,000 majority.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

GTLEw CAMPBELL, the s'Bn,ler poney," &c
he is Familiarity called by his friends. has been
put IN nomination for Congress by tho Black
Republicans in opposition 10 Mr., V~ALLANDINo.
HAM. They have decorated their lamb-no
lponey-for The sacrifice, aud we Judge that on
the i4th Of October next he will start on his
trot up Salt River singing, ''The Campbeli's
are coming, oh, obi oh, ohly--GresnpiHs
Democrat. 5
GTSenatoi Toombs OF Georgio, and Cover
nor Wise OF Virginia, IL 10 take the stump
through Illinois for Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge.
NJ Judge Dirble, of South Bend, Ind for
Twelve years Chairman OF The Wing Commit
Tee, Q powerful stump speaker, has come out
boldly fSr Buchanan and Breckiuridge
IT Fred Douglass negro paper Of Roches-
Tor, hoisted last week the Disunion Ticket
The Rochester Advertiser heads the announce
ment, "Tho Dutch have taken Holland"
Or The Town Of Pomeroy. Ohio. was de-
|sIroyed BY FIRE last Friday afternoon. Sixty
houses were burned. including all tho BUSH
|ness portion or the town, The Court House and
public Offices. Two persons were killed BY
falling walls.
%. Gen. VIM. o. Butler, or Kentucky, who
was The candidate for Vice President with Cas-
in is48, announces his adhesion 10 the De-
mocracy, but declines to enter The canvass.
UsThe New York Tribune, Of Saturday,
"Mr. Hilbert, q FilImoreiie, stated in q
speech al Reading, Penn, last Monday, that
Col. Fremont was for the total abolition Of
slavery everywhere, and The dissolution Of the
Union"
Kansas FUED.-Tbe Tribune's Kansos fund
now amounts 10 s2,sSi 7si How much or 1t
will ever reach Kansas, and how much 60 into
the pockets Of Black "Republican' songstefs.
Du-da du-da-dshlM
% Early Peaches, not,very good either sold
for the very economical sum ofsi,00a piece
IN New York last month,
aT Tie Louisville Journal gfoans over The
elections 10 Kentucky and North
Carolina. and thinks The Democrats carried
hem by .local considerations"
% No proof Of temperance<-a man with
lis bat %, AZ midnight esploining 10 a lamp
soI ihe primo iples o. bis psny.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

GTThe Washington Union gives the follow
Ing as The praeer and probable organization Of,
Fremont's Cabinets
In case Fremont is elected President. il Isl
expected Charles Sumner will be appointed
Minister to Africa; Gerrilt Smith TO Timbuc,oo;'
Anthony Burns, The runaway fugitive. 10 Eng
laoa; and Colonel Lane 10 the Feiee Islands;
Fred. Douglas is to 90 into The ,a6il e, as AZ
iorneY General; Ansnn Burlingsme Is 10 be
sent as Extraordinary Minisier and Minister Ell
iiaoldinsry to Canada: Miss Mary Dut,on 10 be-
appointed 10 be husband aud Goyerness or
Canada; and last, though not lesst, Henry
Ward Beecher is 10 be appointed 'pripats ooo-
lessor" 10 Colonel Fremont.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

0TThe sufferers by the recent collision on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad have held a
meeting at Philadelphia, and it is said intend
TO prosecute the company TO the extent Of the
law. The sum o fslo.0oo has already been
voluntarily contributed for their relief.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

~ The Indianapolis Sentinel gives q
glowing account Of q large Democratic meet.
ing, ON Friday the 18Th, at Greenfield, Ind.
ana, at which the journal estimates ten thou
sand enthusiastic advocates of "Bnck and
Beck were present. Another large Demo-
cratic assembly occurred at Plainfeld, in the
same State on the same day. S. II. Busbirk
and Gov. Wright addressed the people at the
former, and Gen. WI Elliott. Judge Cow
gill and James N. Gregg, al the Inter meeting.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

New JERSEY 0. K.--The Democratic State
Convention met at Trenton Wednesday last
5000 strong, andunanimousIy nominated Col.
Alexander for Governor, passed some glorious
resolutions and afterwards listenedt TO speeches
from Senator Bigler, John Van Buren,, and
John A. Dix. New Jersey is good for Old
Buck by a Triumphant msiority.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

GTfIon. J. B. WELLER. Of the U. S. Senate,
will please accept cur thanks for a copy Of
the "Reporis of The Special Committee on The
Kansas Troubles"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

UWhy do the Democracy intend 10 do fol
Col. FREnowr what his father-in-law refused
to do for him some years ago7 Because they
intend to .'giye him JESSIE"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

u,We are pIeasedt 10 see that true and tried
Democrat, s, s. Cox, nominated for CoAgress
inthe Columbus district.
Jostpb Miller is The Democrats candidate
in The Ross Distinct.