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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

/" A gentleman OF South CsroliaS.
With true mauliness, volunteer. the fol-
lowing statement 10 the Nev York Daay
Times in contradiction of sne Of the csr-
rent ISLANDERS OF The day
In the Morning Express Of Saturday.
Mr. Brooks asserts that Col Fremont re.
ceised bis education IN . Roman Cstho-
lie Institute. Charleston, 6. c.. under the
ate Bishop England. Although opposed
to the party who nomins.ed HMM
jssiice 10 himself and the mem ory OF bic
mother-I brand these assertions - VI.
,erly false from beginning to end. Born
in Charleston, have known him from nv
earliest days He was nv school mate
for many years. l Was a member Of the
same Sunday School class with him; While
he was a member Of the Junior Class
Charleston College. he was my most inti-
mate friend. was standing within f.w
feet OF him when he was confirmed in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, by the BsE-
on of South Carolina. can vosch that
he never had his foot inside of the Cstho.
lie Institute spoken Of; and am sure he
never spoke to Bishop England in his life
lie was born a Protestant, educated .
Protestant. and has more Protestant prin-
ciple about him that the editor OF the Er-
press. or the candidate OF the proscripiiye
party he represents. j. G. NELSON.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

"Since the meeting Of the Fillmore
State Convention on the 10th. when lh,
party vas sold out by Tom Bowling ans
others. who are not and never were A
mericans. the vincennes Gazette and Ter
re-Hauie E<Prsss have taken down lhs
names Of Fillmore and Donelson sne
hoissed the glorious Gag Of Fremont Ane
Dayton. II vii be so with all the FIJI
more men as hey become convinced ,hA
every vote cast for Fillmore IN Indians
vii be counted Tor Buchanan.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
DEspKRAxE.-Under the "scul.in.,

DEspKRAaE.-Under the ul-in.pi-
ring cry" of Still they Come - paper
in Northern Indiana says:
The Indiana STATE Sentinel and Rush
vile JacksoniGh have both raised the Blu.
chsnan fagl.l and we understand that
Jno. L. Robinson. Esq. member Of
Congress. and late IT, :. Marshal, has Ia
ken the stump for the Cincinnati nomi-
nees, Hurrah for the new recruits!
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

TOR SALE-Two-story frame house
l. and n 1T. In Roses addition. can be purehas
Ell or good terms al this once.
&. HARBERT. heai Ess. Agt.
Prairie City Baildlngs.
Jane .-dW Star
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

A bet Of three hundred dollars on Ds,is and
Usher vas M de IN this city On Tue.d.x last
yssrnsf
Va IL tia U.her would pa, Davis 900,
fse. he sFiszd e sr ushc- kss q pol ~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13


CHICAGO BLANK BOOK MANDATORY AMI
STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
A. II. & T.. BURLEY.
I22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
Lave constantly on hand an immense
L l. stock at Wholesale and retail, Of Blank
Books Of every variety for County Officers
Railroad officers. BANKERS. Merchants, dc.
aud make TO order at she II notice, DIAxk
woxK, RuIKp and Paisfrp. 10 every pattern
and IN TIE best style. unsurpassed IN Eastern
or Western SAFES. Also on hand
1000 Reams Cap Papsr. ruled and plain.
1000 - Letter :.
500 Commercial note paper.
300 :" Assorted note paperior ladies
400 900 Envelopes--sll varieties: Wedding
Stationery. beautiful siyles-Printers' and
Binders stock Card Boards Binders boards
Htraw Boards; Cards. all eolcrs Russia
Leather News Inks; Book Ink American
aud English Leathers Colord Inks: Book
Muslin; Marble Papers: Writing Inks; Draw
ing Papers; Tracing Papers; Tracing Linen
Drawisg Instruments and Engineers Mate.
rails.
The public are invited to examine our stool
which we offer at reasonable rates.
Sept. &c, SIS d&wiy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
OFFICE OF TnE
COMMISSIONERS OF LOTTERIES.


B.lusoas. April -. 1874.
The undersigned. CommissioDer II Lotteries = th-
State Of Mar land being Ia reeeitdsi ofesi~Fsffom
VARIOUS portions Of the county. making nqgi, - 20
Letter. fehemes With which The ccuntfy ts flooded,
ana hieh purror 70 - 'DtrtpEp sr rHr psswises ~
rsT N.rtt4se Cossot4nkrED LoFTfHIrs,7 thkes this
method "a answer All such letters q inquDs tb1 In
s,-rrn ne pablie rnAT LsrrrRirs rrarcsSlse TO
a rs.4psp SsHfLssp DRs~t~es ssr eaoss
~ hat ceftain parties 10 sisle themsclses hor
n. & CO.. and pretend 70 BE Managers % sole Agens
e. The Grand Charter Lotteries ~ teseisnd, Ohlo. are
la o.rs and I'D lottery fraud, having neither ie
Fnf o. prcsampfse exisicn<ei ard That another nft
tssus arm, syfsd xarr a Co. Cleveland. Ohio. are
-, i'm o<tr. and al lotteries hch lkey profess 70
- ma nsxers OF nxents Cor are also fraues
EfCH1RD FRANCE, u ris city, II ne tontfactof
for ar. -fnx Maryland Lotseries- Ice business IL
eontursed spder the arm Of x. FRANCE a CO., A.
Manager. ard shey have no -nfs sFenn IN ne city Of
H-ltinore There are. ko~ever, some fos4 licensed
se,s~r Tor The state Of MAINLAND Who derive license
ur6er hsr, through this orcs, 70 eel nsses IN The
Hsrisna Lo'ieries IN. NefhAil,.
usr u. isss tEs3n-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

HARDWARE,
Saddlcry. Gallery. &C.
THE subscribers are now receiving direct
i from the Eastern manufactures and Old
England the following. We have now on
hand a much larger stocs than can b.
found elsev here in the West. Wehave added
many new articles. as well az increased those
heretofore Kept, which will be sold at Clncin-
natl prices. with the addition Of freight.
Among the articles Of which We have 9 full
assortment:
Table and Pocket cutlsry-The best assert
ment ever offered in the West.
Building katerials-Such as Locks, Latch
es, Butt Hinges, Screws, Glass. DC.
Carpenters and coopers' Tools.-A full as
sortment of Chisels. Hand and Tenant Saws
Planes, Drawing Knives. DC.
Cabinet Makers Goods Mahogany and
walcut Veneers aud Knobs, Till. Chest. Cup
board LOCKS, Table Hinges. Bed Casters Glue.
&c, &c.
Blseksmiths Toois--Such A. Anvils. Vices.
Screw Plates. Bellows. Hammers. kasps.
Files. Shoenbefger Iron Steel Plow Mouids.
&c
Gun Smith Kstsrial--Locxs. triggers, tubes
Gun mountry and barrels. pistols, game bags
caps. TASKS. &c.
For Millsrs--Lea,her bclting. packing rope.
boiling cloths, mill. cross-eut and circular
saws, files, &c.
For Farmsrs--All kinds Of farming utensils.
plows, corn shelters. hay cutters. cast steel
and steel back seytbes. cradles. forks. raEes.
spades. shoycls. hoes, &c.
Carriage Trimmings and plain
oil-cloths. laccs. fringes. Innings, hub bands.
bellows, spoKes. shafts. axles. springs, etc.
saddlery, Hardware and Harness kounting--
A large assortment--Saddle trees. buckles.
stirrups names .ennameled and patent leather.
morocco. sheep and calf skin. We design
keeping everything in thstline.
Also, Shoenbergcr Iron. Nails and Belmont
Nails. log. trace, halter and hfth chains. Lead
pipe, pumps. axes, curry combs, patent and
common strap hinges. grind stones and irons,
window sash, etc etc.
Having made arrangements for the sale Of
Haas a Mitchel's Dayton MADE Horse Collars.
for this State NE Nj II sell them at a small sd
vance on the Dayton prize.
For sale, at wholesale or retail NJ the sign
ofthe Big Paddock No. Is West. and e5 East
Washington street.
H.S KELLOGG 4 SON.
indianapolis. Jan. Il. '56.dwiy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

me AMI M hlNE lNoUhA ME-
TrE MsscnkNTs ISsuRAScr CoxrASr oy
PsiLApFifnA. Pa
Cash Capital $3.50 000-Surplus S. Gao.
Jno G. Montgomery. President.
Dwight J. MCann, Secretary
TRY PrsxsflsANIk sfATs MtTrsL Firr ssp
Msssr issrsascK co. 90 HhHRisHureH. Pa.
Capital $3.50 900.
Lueius Morton. President.
=. Ward. Secretary.
Cosvoxvr.lrH lNsuRtScr CoNrASr 90 Pa.
Casb Capital $500 900
Simon Cameron. President.
A. \. Cnnier. Secretary.
The ahove we'll known and responsible In
sersnoe Companies having complied with fi,e
recent fnsnisnee Law 81 Indiana. a. sill be
seen by the certificate Of the Auditor II State
on file in mr. Office. are prepared 10 effect In
surancs upon approvable property At fair rates
wM. y. M'LEAN. Agent.
rT Office. lSceend story Ch,oa Row above
the Buckeye Store"
MAY l4. lss6 dimw2m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

I.'0R sALE.-A Farm in Grant county, In
l. diana. containing 10 acres. about so un-
der mprovement-good log house and out
houses--wiihin 10 miles Of Marion. the coun.
" seat. aud within miles of the Cincinnati
aud Chicago Railroad, now completed to An.
dersontown. Terms easy, apply at the Ware
house Of W. III. MARTIN.
Dec. 90. 1855 -dwtf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

A LARGE LOT containing Ghou, one
~ acre. In Mr.. Jewetfs snb-dvisob--p rias sx hun
dred and any doiiars terms e.ss.
:. HsRBFRf, agent.
Jolly IL. dw.u of1ee, Prairie City Hulidinss-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
For Sale.

For Sale.
= ACRES OF LAND-Farm. House d
- Barn; situated one mile south VI THE city price
low and terms
r. HARBERT, I'D Agent.
once. Prairie City Buildings,
Jun s-1w Star cory
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

nISSOLUTION--Thec o-p~r:n. rship
IL heretofors exissinr under the frm and style OF
n smlth n Sons, kss tkis Day been dissolved. Al
persons saving unsstiied accounts viii please call
. "a s~tfir S.ssIfH.
6r.snlTH.
rers-Ears<. Jar. - Use. &C esrfs'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

A SNUG H0ME--Of96 acres Of land
"A three miles east ofthis city. can be bought 81
this once
ian7dw stsrsopy sRAREERr. Real Es. asi.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

A Good Bargain Can DO Had

A T this Office in the purchase OF = samll
IA house and tos, siinstea eas Of the Depot.
4. HARBkRT, Agent.
Jgiy IA dw-0 or1co, Prairie City Buildlsors-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

-
HA1717T'S
x EAL ESTATE OFFICE
Prairie City Buildings. Main Street.
TERRE HACTE. IND.
HAVING been engaged in the Real Es-
4 Il tate business for the last fonr ycars IN this
city. and understanding. as believe. the true
value OF Real Estate. aud having large qaan-
ufy e Farms. Wild Lands and City property.
for sale in this State. Illinois and Iowa, take
pleasure in saying 70 nv old customers and
friends. ADD all tkose Wishing 10 purchase
Real Estate Of every description. 20 call al this
home. for THE Is the place 20 get good Bar
gain and no mistake.
Ir You will always hnd the Land Agent in
q good humor. and ready and " illins TO accom-
moda,e. 3 HARBERT. Lsad ACT
May ~. 1885 dwly
l~>-~-~-->~~-~~>~~~~>
Parm for Sale,
iCONTAINING 80 aervs. 70 in cult
~ walton, log house. ae.. situated miles east u
THE Sty-prsce ten dollars per two hundred In
hand The balance time 90 ratt purchaser. APP
plyio g. hARBEkT, Land Agent,
1ai, IA, d~-r Prairie City Baliange-
A Good Bargain Can DO Had
| A T this Office in the purchase OF samll
IA house and to', situated cas-, q &c Depot
| Jliy Il. dw-0 ofce, Prairie City Bulldlsxs-
IT HAVE small Farm Of 90 acres. a
i IN cultivation. 70 exchange FOE city property.
I July Ia, d~-u s. HAkBkRT, Ascat.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

I HAVE small Farm Of 90 acres. 80
Il IN cultivation. 70 exchange for city property.
July Ia, ds-u r. hAkbkkI, Ascat
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13

/ HAVE splendid Farm for sale. OF
Il 100 acres. ~ improved and 20 under good fence,
house. orchard, &C., situated sir miles southeast Of
this city.
Alec, farm ofeo seres-f0 in cultivation. house,
orchard, good water and rood timber. this farm sd
Joins The above. Terms C ssle-A In hand. and the
balance TO suit purchasers. For further infOfms
tion cell Of Hsrbert's Real Estate once. Prairie
City Buildings
Jun 1-dw Star copy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-08-13
8UCkEYE CASH STORE.
BONNET RIBBONS.

tiyee The following new and
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
ssluts q Two Hundred Cans.

We are erstifed TO perceive that ibe efforts
Of he Democracy u our owO gallant State ore
appreciated BY our friends elsewhere. II was
. noble struggle. and. though not complete.
our success has been ieuiblet to the enemy.--
0argsin has been commensurate with our
hopes. and beyond our expectations The
Philsfeiphis Argue freslhe following eloquent
salute.
THE TRiunPHsH Honor 10 Pennsylvania, The
Keystone Of The Arch Honor 10 the triumph.
ant Drmocfacysof1ndisnsi Honor 10 the brave
and gallant Democracy OF 0bioI
A salute oftwo hundred guns win be fred
Monday next-one iuundfrd on The Della
ware and one bundled, on thu SchuyikiIi--in
commemofation' Of the magnificent triumph Of
constitutional principles in PenasyIyania and
Indiana, and 10 token Of The gallant fight OF
The Democfacyof Ohio.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
The Cry ofYraua.

The Philadelphia Arsas says: nThs oppo.
sition, as the most available dodge to excuse
defeat where they lad promised q isiBmph.
cry out fraud becnuse there were sixty siI
thousand four hundred and seventy SIX votes
pollsd in this city on Tuesday last. Now. We
need only revert TO the fact that sttLe rrEa.
lar annual assessment: made for tho year 1855.
there were returned from The twenty lyur
wards ct the city Of Philadelphia nipety. fuas
seven hundred aud thirty one isxl-
bic inlsbitsntsl And when 10 this number
The ext.s assessments arc added, ills officially
that there are over one huedred
taxnIie male adults Ia The city Of
Philadelphia. To assert Then. nith III . fiet
before them, that sixiy,six thoussnd four hun-
dred and seyenly-six votes could no. BE- lslled
without Q resort 10 fraud, Is to s.seli au alb
and a fslsehood."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
Fusion Convention st Harrisburg, n.
YsGRns mo, Tuesday, oct. 81

I .M ELH NJ ~ LrL 4. NNHL
The Union conpenlionb ia, form an anti, Blu.
cbanan electoral ticket, assembled this sfter.
noon. Most OF the counties we're represented.
"A committee OF one from each SeDatonnl Dis
irict was appointed 70 report permsnsnt on
GERS.
punng The sbsencs oftbe commit.e sp sd
dress from Charles Gibbons, Prey:dsnto or the
Republican Executive Commitiee-exposing
the course ofJohn P. Sandeson IN, relation 10
The electoral iicket-was read for information
OF members. II excited mach feeling. ,
Dispatches were read from philadelphia,
s~nDouncing the intention OF The Americans
10 denounce and repudiate S~spdeuon,s coufss.
They cgused much excitement and applause.
Lemnel Todd, Of CnmbeTlsnd, . Fiilmess
man, was selected ss PfesideM sof The Con-
~yention, who made en- eloquenf speech.
The Committee which was sppointeA 10
form an eleclosai ticket, report tickets -
agreed upon blythe Union Committee in Pkii-
adeIphis. The Committee appointed the
Chsifman 10 prepare en- address with spfhofiiy
to sign names Of memben of the Convention.
The closing scenes OF fbe Convention were
very exciting, snd u sdjoufned with nine
cheers forthe ticket.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

II IS clsimad that Campbell Is eisesed over
VallanJigbam BY q majority u eighteen yo,es.
Mr. Campbelf's seat may be contested. He hiss
sucoeeded through the enlploymtn nj OF irsuda-
lent and illygsi votes. IL has been q fepet-
ton OF the gone OF 1852. The bemocpcy Of
this District subnlilledio b. cheated then, bul
they hardly will submit 10 bc ~ iiMIsd IN
1856.
Whether Mr. ysi;nndigham will eonsenii 10 .
contest OF moi we do not know, bat Il he con.
suits The v ishes Of his par Y lie will DO co.
Dsyita EmpVe.
We, too, trust that Mr.. v~slsndiKham will
institute sttorougi inspeciw n % The poll
books, and If fraudsbe proved, ss We have
heard OF iltegslyoies, contest Alr. Csmpbeirs
seal at Washington. The defeat gf Nj. Val
landighsm and The triumph OF ihe,tiickstef
and shifting poli,icion, Lewis D. Csmpbeli, 10
about the only dissgleeable event OF the late
elections. ta4
Had that able and eloquent champion Of
our principles. Mr.. VaIisndighsm, o 51fsjoriiy
Iof tie votes, We should have been well saiis.
fed with the rrsuii Of Ohio. The Dempcracy
of old Hsmiiios took the keenest interest in
ML4V.'s success. and shesft he result with
much chsgrin aud mortihcsions-Cin y q.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

Fos wslca FaEncszs Since two Ffenonis
have been introduced % NE tpbiic By Gfee-
ley, there Is gIeel eeslo misunderstanding N
the fusion party g TO which isio be voted fof.
One sci Of men support The claims sef one Efs-
mont. while another Ssre equally enihusisstie
Tor The oihsl, In this city The fiynI factions have
gone so far % to select birds % emblems Of
their heroes One section hes chose1the crow
"a its fayofits bifd--ihe ojheFihe Owl. These
birds were suspendedin AFcsde Halithis morn.
'ipe, bearing Fremont notices 4 question
arose which represented a. Fremont, bal IL
was not settled nt last pccounn.-@Rgeksstsr
IN. III Unions
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
Nonstrsus Fraud.

The creates, fraud ever perpetrstsd ID The
United slstss By . political party, al "a cleo
Ion was that Of The Black Republicans ia
Tiogs County, Pennsylvania.
Lastyear the vote in that county, in round
numbers, stood thus
Fusion, loo
Democratic, t,40O
VIII il be believed thatttai county has this
year given ihrse thousand majority for Inc
blscksi Toys County borders on New York.
and il must have been cnlonised hugely from
that quarter.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
our FLAG wAvks rRlunpHlNr

The news az he ersst welcomes achieved by
The Democracy Of Pennsylyanis and Indisus,
on Tuesday The ffih inst., override combined
forces OF Know otbineism and Niseerdom,
carried by The wires or electricity, has already
reached and gIadeened the hearts or Demo.
Gratis, ofirue lovers Of our ins,au tons, in al.
mostevefy SAFE Of The Union. wehave new
Ter used our pen with more pride and srstiacs.
ton, with more HEARTFELT gratitude, In record
ing poiRicsl victories, than 1t this moment
snd Spon the present occasion. Ii sne:ves
our heart and steels our sword, fst the gre 4
national contest Of November pext-H By GOOD
nursing, the broken down, shattered forces Of
The enemy. can he again rsilled and brought
into The field, 10 do battle against The gIesi
Constitutional army, now in The full and Wig
orous oossessiono or its hercuiesn strength
The South will be unitsd--Pennsylyania and
Indiana resrs their proud heads, sounding thei.
sncieni "bsttle cry, in the ests OF aheir East..
ern, Northern and North western sisters. which
will stimulate the brave and timid 10 rene wed
exertion, snd roll back The unns,pfal current
which, TOT a season, reemed shout 10 sweep
over these States. And these e.signs Of the
times must contribute much toward sadden.
ing into dependency the brave, black hearts.
even Of such chieftains as Sumner, Wilson,
Greedy, Johnson, Gidlings and Fred Douglass,
and will render IL difficult 10 5eTm new 'salli-
snces'' in time toenterthe field on TIN, 4th o.
next month. ond receive a "Wsterioo" defeat.
II Is bard toiealize the great triumph schiev.
ed by The Democracy OF Pennsylvania and In. |
diana, al the recent elections. Single.handed
and demonstrating upon the bold, ;proud
spls,fom Of principle,p etec,ed under the
lead Of Phomas .JefIersou at the commence.
men, Of the presen, century, ana cherished ss
The ennd Structure OF their %politicaf aith
through every conflict with he enemy sofl
"msny names" ever since-whh The Consti-
tuition for4ils text book, the Democratic Marty
Of these siaiss have met and vsnooisbed a
combination Of elements, composed or esery
party and faction heretofore brought into ex.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

o5 How does The Register man feel about
them 1909 majority they promised 50 certain
from Pfeble county W. think the renders
OF ihatshest will make considerable allowance
Hereafter, upon what its editors state in regard
to the political complexion Of this county.-
t.Exaegsration was necessary wasn't il
sneighborf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

We mus. give little Lew. such a msiority
that we can refer 10 it with pride. In years
that are 10 cere-Regis,er Of Msssh.
irwin do you think Of the majority, neigh
Dor : It will mt do 70 refer to with :;pride
in years that are 10 come" From ~fpsnty-seeen
nssdred 10 EiGHTEEN 20, what a fan,
nv .mntrYmenR u.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

Tbe counties 10 be unoficisIly heard from
are. mors likely 10 increase than dimiaisb The
shove majority. We have fiietn Democsstic
.%ncratc gain Of tfh. In lhe Legislature the
membefsi but lhe House Is Democratic, aud
there u probably a Democratic majority on
Joint ballot CiBcinaoii Enquirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

This Statesman says:-

Ifth,s slhe fact. We nope Mr.. vsilandieham
viii contest CampbelFs seat IN this ground
alone. and 1T the question Of Negro voting be
faihy tried hnd sei,Ied.
The question had better be put ia 4 train or
ct once than letitstabd % atprss
sut.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

NLNUWHM 49, ANNNF. ~
~ We give the e6eiai vote or This county
in our paper to- day, but are moi certain that
I'll is exactly correct. Assoon as we had placed
ii in type we banded The copy over Is we pro.
missed. for the Register Office, without revising
1t. When we sent to that Office for the copy
to read the proof we were refused h upon the
plea that it could not be found. Such mean.
ness is characteristic Of the puciilanimous and
'contemptibie things conneeiedwith that de-
gradedgsheei, and is but another evidence Of
the littlenessand narrowness of their souls.
Ifthere Is any errors In The table I'VE will have
u corrected for our next, without being under
any obligations to the extraordinary mugnsni
nifty m and unparallele led courtesy ~ Of the
Register men.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

uJrLsD. Campbell admitted in his speech
here on last Tuesday NIGH, that tbirieen ne
.efoes voted in Boiler county, but attempted 70
make the sudienee believe The majority Of
them voted for MI. vdlisndigham. Nobody
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

mr.. ]. n. MEREDrrH. has removed his Office
and residence to The house recently occupied
by Sheriff DeGrooi, on Main street nearly
opposite the National Hotel, where he will
be glad4o see all who may wishsto have any
thing done In his line.