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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-26
A CARD.
lJssTIs Il CHADWICK.


Brady St., East side, between Front and I'd,
Commission Merchants,
Importers and nealers ii Aaerican, Enslsh and
German hardsara, cutlery, Guns, Rthes, ils'
tolls, Gun Materials, sporting Apparatus
Metals, Paints, OILS Glass, &c, Sci
DEG cave 10 intorm the citizens of naNenpor.and
- the atJoinsng towns that they VIII on or about
tho 26th inr open Tor Inspection and -ae one OF the
largest aud hest assorted slocka Of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
ENcr brought 10 western market, VI SHAH make
~ our atm be constantly supplied with NIL as
sortment Of every article Ia our iino Tor which mere
is any demand, Enloyiug tAe best tatthues lof
pureha sing, having business aanhttilans ~ N1N
York aud other eastern markets, Shd haytHE dirsft
yrsm tbE RfatfartES Iog case, We ara ehab"d 10
oner goods at prices which det4 eamPeutlaG, Nc
desire % call the attention Of Country MStahah''
aud heaiers 10 our stock sad prices,
Feeling pujrHt tHat oHupAusoa Nllht hltAR"
aud Sc Lauy~ purchases slH rvsn4 "a our iaNorfAN
wuatt rnluud 10 tnAkr "a Tor tha htAfRsl Of all
to iavat Us IN their patronage, We shail odcf IN
usual Inducements 70 cash anal prompt short llth"
buyers. L.. W. tuhtlS,
davenport sep a0dlw J. u. ,hAnWith-
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opposite the Rsll Resd Depot, doing good bust.
uess The prnptrtors on account OF health are de-
sltens OF going ksst. ANY person Wishing TO engage
Is The business will find tia rare chance
Scptsi "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

Under Ibishead limited nu Der Of spcea lnopces
viii be lasrrtcf at 10 cents per tine each Insertion,
or SO cts, peri week.
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tf'@rA ihuH & Epb RrfHa. 70, aIzsi. s s..,5f .. .
Fwa taF Davenport utaa uui.I, 81 .y..t... . VS.. b.
ba'.,s' barn o. Ffi0o So cash, h,lBaa. So t.. .
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LATEST IRON hAssAs.-Ihe st. LOUIS
Deme@st Of the 2lst ssys that BY tbs
steamer David Tsnm. y hict. arrived attnaI
eors on the 2olh from The Asscari river,
thEt peace sld qeie,Hess reign in the Ter
; tory snd the people everywhere are &C
Eaowlsdging The authority Of Gov. Gesry
Tie Talum brought down from the border
cauntr. some three hundred MiEsourians 70
Boonyilla aud ether points, aho had enlist
ed lor the uar, bur, IL obedience 10 Coz.
,sesrys proclamation. bad tisbsndea and
we're reforming home This news "ill be
hailec Ia esery quarter with nnmiHed de-
light
Tie s.. Loujs giaveites raised some three
Or lgur thousand dollars 70 buy powder, &c,
= assist their brother rfians On the Jor-
d.rg 10 luaraar the Free State men, women
ssd chlldrsa il Kansas. They sent Gem
nii.ee ND with tie funds This committee
las retgrnel md published report in The
raffian orgrn--the RePujsioaE-being re-
Assl Of ,he ED lies aboat the outrages com
tldttad By the Free slste aen. The Demo
crat Gays Of II. that il Is almost sord for
word, aad al least ID statenen, Tor state
ment, il is but lie counterpart Of the extras
aud horria le Details furnished heretofore as
we'll by sueh dirty sheets as the Squattsr
Sovereign and Weekly Platte Argus, as BIZ
the ruthless aad ridicu Gus CORES Pondenls
Of the Republican,. on one side Ike the
hsudle OF Jug"
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tts' t..u1 81 so 4sgr@ aa.g tHts..s a5 .4.r..
s.Ts. rff'Hr A.r ga sta4n .. '.a, tp. s-a
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s'0EAsa AND GHs,ORiDE isMt.
% 'air Ef AEkDRB VAN fAl '''
C0PPERsMlTH AND PLUMBER,

'l'Hi auhs' rbortau"w pr"pHfedth d" az b'".,
i~Prrr Rurk, Plumbing Roofing 80 b''" 't ,..
"tHl lHbblug busIuesS Of uycfy description '"h ',
wrlhIhr lin, COPPER and Sheet IInH bu"lhct'' .,
Pira, Sheet ZtUct Lead fip" Sheet Lead Nh'',
pgf, Bathing tubs Pumps, otc., etFi iHfhl'"' ,
lf,D. AZ
iiouao Duuefaud &pooting made I" "l9e' ,,cfs,
WORT warfurted pid iron, toPPrTand iTH' """'
sud lHt ca IN exchange Twork .,.5
B8aUuEort, 4 pi 1854 diY J. II " Nv
rarrY II. DctEoousl gao D.
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Halloway's Pills. They never Fail

either Remedies maS rel,ye pals, hut these pills eN
a., disease They cleanse the blood Taniove ebsfuy-
ton mona the bowels in,igorate the digestion, salm
the ne yves ana rsnoNatcs the eenst0n sold At tue
manufactures, No. so Msidsn Lane, Ne" YORK aod
ga Strand, london, and by all druggists, a25e. Gale
aud 81 per box pot. ana by {, I, NhBE.
sept 4-dwiw
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Wanted

Wanted
A suitable House far small Family
and no child teE, Address
Sept 23a j Il 2 q. 2S5.
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FARM PROPERTY


EtkksH rypnE..,
~ 4 laira Of 6Et nef,, 30 srsl.aa.si. ts.ts..
~ &C. ~ y f@sl' st hgf,s broke 3lr asres 4al.-
r" atra )" Wheat, 10 aelu- tH Oats tao so..
sr- f"o tFHHHs and stfrata al RUNNING af.g t,s
H-s. EafzH Of tb5 Hfgvs lB srzaH .TR.t-. .s..t.
/ en@t ErgtnH hJusr d rpoHs-. sell 4. ..,'
/
a -.agh ~ art. Iaf,, 49,. y. ~. y -.
''"' ''''' s''@
@' '"5. 4 80 sa1as VI ale fHaasa. fa..s.aa.a..
! .s .,.-, "'' '@+ ''5' ia .s. .= g5a.e gfar.
., .
'..''-'. ~, '-"' a.,as". .f.s Al. s.~. ss.
.s..-t s.......s. ...-.,.- .-..-
1 ... s'.'' '''''s 80 FFF@s PR
''s'. 4 e.,u' OF so a.ge~ aa.s tuts,. oh .4.r..
/ ''''.' A.- if'. s'"@' ." ..se ''' .srh
IL ts,.a,f 49, 3@g,e s.-. sal $751; r ST. ..,
| -. -
an. - 49,. al .s' ..t5' ID afi ~ 1ys.. a.-
| r....-, f.,.... r.,,....-.' ,........
= ih,'" .i 10 R'f'as 81 shti s ;lll-s .....
| aa,G 1syasaG, 49, .''''' '''''.. so t.0~".
! 's.1. ~ ~ SIRE 90" 'an bUaauaa a..a. aa.
~
! g.-..s A...t.r.-., a., ,,.,..
fi. .s.y Grove 100 a.rt. Of .--i t.., ..s,,..
| sI.oa. --. -''.'.'- '''"'." j" ..
iHs-A 1t.Ia a.. eas frorl Prsa-.t. ii. If ..... .
.t.~Ea- ftasrn $50 ,s.ias arsIer eIflg,r5.g ,.
....' %. ssN t"'htt IFln@ 30
.. ...l.-,.
'' A@'t"ef i"ttH Hlg"tElpE Priau...a ga ll- &..
''' ''.''''.. I''- y.
sta ltsgu.F 500 .t..a. s... a, .....r. g. g...
....-- nr.Ar, upon vllst .T.,t 81 ,t,.r b. $3.50.
ivy \ t''h"'F ltA 81 t1h A.I"a H Fl.tes.. Er#-s
" ""4'' irh.r' l%o s7El i1tIue houses, orchard sf-
' "'y' rover so" '.h"thN There |as Ilu agTsr "a Wae,
'''' '' N'''. '""r t"''s' north east fam burra..
Wood Land
ai"~ s.. A-r"- ' w"oi and IA fo tlou Is ,g.s. s..
Sou. ia--A Fann Of ninety a.rrs ar. To. ,a.....,..
."" L" '''" b"i""'H hr"ll aud NUsratre tpurtaE.H
So. I.-- E,.r.,. If .i,,.. it,,. 49,.
.I-,,t 10 ans ,,,,lrsr an ,.,,l az D" IT.. t.'
81. 81, , las 5,,f.. ..-I .,.t5.,.' l.-''' u''h "
~ F''@ '"I' "'
,r I-.-.k lal,f of al ,.,,- ,,.., i5tl... . ...
't,1 ,rnr". and nearly all ri"ugheJ good hoose a.a
... wan l'" a'trS Ii"htF ia Hickory uluya usHnH-
'"'' '' wac ''h'
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IVES. 0em ar!as fFgEl Fsaaeat.tl ~ ... .. ,
t-E"- 'H"r-t $50 Hftes HUler gHl't9sr.n s-.sas, o.
"F'rT r""nnH stf""EH h., au uTahsrfar 100 f.tsf ..
Nn.a" "' asE rooms ltlnt $50
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t"~ar. A-I1-'t Wnad land ia .tIuu Is ,. s. ...-
a.', Hti r 'lfido'i 90 sold IA onr l.agy
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$50. I5I-A bum al about Is. arts- t,r HaE.ltl.s.
Pc. -H"uE N". i's, tao -tury bIHk house lnuslryanta
water f"ntiHg 1hr"nzh I'M grazing h,na yud ursiy
n"i.' cultivation, pta,c SD pen aere.
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Sou. hs--A FagEa Uf NINETY lrr.s a. f... sr.......
o.. "u N. HH" hetwrrH scott and Nu.rafine tsanf..
mort al.ta"e~hr"v capt. bdse', me Ste. trla. tr
tal IHr aatr.
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Notice

Notice
We have Two handsome new Busses aud due
Two horse Carriage. which will be sold cheap iot
cash Il applied for Cas- be seen at the rest
| dence # James Eeusiek, cor. 4th and Ripley sts.,
opposite the Court llobse.
Sept dlf REN II son.
~ nfsEK az all descriptions, iatAs, sal giles,
slaves, NJ, for sailed By RENNtCk a son,
Aug lIIif Railroad Depot >aH nm,
MONEY To LOAN GA lyag tIn.e
apl 5adlt AeGtsEts5tt, LAW Is a giAh EMUEE
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tA"~ Bee "aHHn'.a IfEalEu .a.. tf z Cd .....
-" ztl aas.s.s aoua lis ferrs3asl.. Shire. d.. -. $751;.
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\ PEEFUMEp BREATH.-WhAt lady OF gentleman
would remain under the Of dsagTeeabIe breath
when by usin. the BALM TH9usA fLovGESH A.
ientEt. would not only reader il but laEe tie
teeth white Aat4s:eI1 Many persons do not know
their breath is bad aud the subject delicate their
frieGds VIII mention il. Pour single drop Ui
'sBa4" your tooth brush and wash the teeth ght
and maFniug A nfty cent bottle sEll last 4 year
BKAuTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C
lurtd ~ ssing the "BtLN 0F ! THOus.s8 FLeNTRs -
1t viii tan, pi1ple- and egkles fran IAe skin
leaving It u sun aud rlsrats ue Wei towel, gaHr
two three drops, and WasA tie faes n ut aud
morning..
SHAVING MALE EASY-We. YOUR shaving brush
either warm cola water, thrrs drops
of BALM rHoJsANb FLeS8 -, sas the beard Well
aud Will make l.-autfa s34g Iaher much faslta.
sag the operation shaving Price sBiy MY ceu;,
Beware q -ouuteriets- NoRe genuine uuess stsus ty
W z FEfkIDGE & co,
sep 26d6m Franklin sasare New YoTE
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$50. i5a.A Farm ui 90 tctr- ntaT lhlLug. t,.su 81.
,g fence. and nearly all rtruehrd a good hours, Sci.
Cd. N'th irn acres Timber ia Hickory DFaga rebna.
ssasrg uI. the land
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Hydraulic Cement,
s.i.AaA StKYTTr MITES,

w ~ iu NADsWoEIua
L. are ,rnls Tor AID are juslt ia tho receipt o' Fl
~ luLol Dsshitr's celebrated Mcdictnesr '"ha's'
tug II true P'Hst tamiig Go: and Hreael h'',.s
h"'ps. fiause CrIl aud get UHs Of MS "F''''
I 'umHauIous,'' gals, aud read for yomrse YES
lUR5 iLgORD " VAN PAiih'
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Tao. u. SMITH,
NN A. RkNINuluS
Davenport, Sept ia, Is'G lnu
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>.rs-t ..*attrsa aa,r atr- t,aatIe uyrr .
s.... l.a-. i. tt#
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S.7 ,,'L g'osk ,, south ea,t cyrae. inf
| western avenue, one OF Tue hand ~ III aH#
! private residence Il the city M 81 'ota Tor
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SPANISH MIXTURE.

GRHFENBERG MEDICINES
4 tUHPLETE stark Of these highly popular iueIl
- .Hg.- VS. ti'rd tr'dAy.
HIMES s. CLIpPINGFR.
ENuK SALE. $50 unsl. French Phtr Gla.- size lDA
j ~ tu &jrAs. HINES 4 CLIpPINGrK
l"E hAtt t&H Na.i- FIa~teliua Hair.
1 HINES a. ELlPPlAGEK
Eclectic Medicines.
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JENKINS s CO.'S
f.yrFH LVEgfeH x1xS

4 OMrit rE-i,rl ~ Eclectic Medicine. ulul Wa
- Mcneil &C.. GIN. o.. Just received.
HINES d CiIPPfNGGH.
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40. IHo-inr Nv,tr "a IIrvi,.y sul"isl.a. e.ntaa.
si.IDU urrte. FrIrv 500.
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3AD-A house and lot uue4sl.t{..tI
hetwee" Front AMI Second sgrer h. b,.,..i. J ses
" t,'i+, W. 'VNSo MADEIRA rcnl NJ 500 nl5 S 'so'
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cry PROPERLY.

Nk tE0ra 4rrFEf,ua - Qua ENrasHsn oAFN-
tuat uF lHpEaNEu I,Es. .,Nn MA r. enFt ttIE
fH"Fttlg, ssa. tau &,Ee 81 annaetEt rt.s's ~ ksn
On HAAE tt4 So.
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J4i IA hDusa Ntth Z acre Of ..,...,.,
ernPlrt ut The rily; sluUO "''''''' iH tbt aYr.a
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A'. - Hons and It on rogaer l.I.r.,..,...
''. a.. 5.aat. rr.. g-.
&c. ~. 4 ,ftnie hoH-e o4 Eruaa. st.f-r.N..a
aye amt rt rooms, kitchen ei.lefe. r,.4 g..
lssu. " E.#
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
BUCHANAN TACTICs.


Reading the following from the Bos-
ton Times, leading Democratic Organ;
and which is one of the most ardent Bu-
chanan advocates in the Union. 1t will
be seen that the editor speaks out in
tones of admonition and alarm. The
Times says
! Beyond all question or dispute, the
Kansas troubles more than any or all
things else, have contributed to the sig
md overthrow Of the Democracy, and in
a State, too essentially and really Demo-
cratic, and but for its existence the vote
ofMaine could have been counted as sure
for Buchanan by 10000 majority. We
say that Kansas difficulties have worked
at our defeat in Maine, and we mean what
we say. No. matter whether the reports
of battles and bloodshed in Kansas are ei-
ther wholly false or greatly exaggerated or
not; the reports of such have been scat
tered broadcast over the land they have
been eagerly caught up and believed by
thousands of men who have acted with
us heretofore, but who would do so no
longer. We'have seen from the first OBJ
ject and aim Of the opposition as dsyel-
oped in this Kansas matter. They knew
full we'll the tremendous power and infu-
ence with this political magazine was fur
nishing them with, and little skillful and
we'll trained soldiers, they have made the
most oft. II has enabledthem to charge
the entire aspect of the contest, and COM
PEELED the Democracy 10 assume the de-
fensive, rather than, as it ought the Of
fensive, in this campaign. Such contin-
ues to be the tactics of the enemy; and
unless this matter be charged, and the
war carried into Africa by the united
Democracy Of the country, nothing bet
ter than what is exhibited in the result of
the Maine election can beexpected in sev-
eral other of the free States Like causes
produced like results, and, to our mind,
il is clear as sunlight that unless COM
plete reversal of the position Of the De-
mocracy as shortly recured, we shall
find other States. now considered ours,
following in the wake Of the Pine Tree
State We know this is plain talk, and
that it will sound harsh in Democratic
ears, but i, is truth and nothing else but
truth
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15

aboue the lao and leaders, taking the
powsr into their o,On hands, going by
concert or not by concert, and laying
the strong arm Of Southern freemen
upon the Treasury and .ArchiUes Of
ths Government, Applause. i speak
for myself Il do not say what | do not
intend to do. If you, people of the
Fourth Congressional District, 80, 100,
500, or 1000, Of you, intimate TO me that
you want me to go with you, my life, my
fortune, my reputation shall be at your
service. / have even now men in my
eye who are soldiers, and who have beer
tried. Isee here Col. GLADDEN. and Ma
jor McCullom, and tell you that thciI
patriotism will rise superior to their pride
If you say you want me to 60. humble a!
am, and superioras they are 10 me,
am ready, and I know their patriotism
will call upon them to lake, if it must be
subordinate command in doing the ir dn
ty. Loud Applause,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
tFOr the True American.
Dissolving Of the Union.

This is the croaking outcry Of the lea
ders and 'inflamatory politicians in the
slave States, with the view Of alarming
the timid and time serving politicians in
the free States, under the expectation
that some, may be induced 10 withhold
their votes from Fremont, as the advocate
for free Territory.
This scare crO,U, is but ruse, that has
been played off upon the north, time al.
ter time as occasion has required.
Any refecting man, mus, be convinced,
that The slave States would be the last TO
attempt dissolution of the Union. To
do so, what would become of the fugitive
slave law! How could the slave holder,
still maintain the blacks in bondage! II
is by the Union, that the blacks are held
in bondage without its existence, the
Shareholder would have no security for
retaining his bOndsmGn, nor security as
to his personal safety.
The idea of dissolving the Union, is
not seriously entertained by the planter:
of the south. They know full well that
to prevent their slaves from escaping from
servitude, strong police regulation ,OOulc
be required, to be established upon all o
the bordering lines now dividing the slav'
and free States; and that, TO guard agains
an uprising Of the blacks where they
were numerous secret patrole would b.
required, to detect and put down an in
surrection.
The South "desolve the Union !"-
What an absurdity. No! MOI! Nj
Croaker, if ever this Union is dissolve'
it must be by the freemen of the North
in resisting the grasping demands of th
slave holders for more slave Territory
The slave States now exercise contrC
over 800, 900 square miles of Territory
to 100000 held by the free States, Will
their white population, is less than on
half of that of the free States !; and ye
they are not content, hut ale putting in f.
Kansas. North Of $500.
Give, give, is still the outcry, or W
will dissolve the Union; to which in tn
North there are many dough,faces to b
found, who are ready to yield to Mei
demands, for fear the Union might b
dissolved or that Jimmy Platform migh
not be elected PRESIDENT A.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
SNYDER COunlY--245 Union maiOri.

Snyder Coun,y--245 Union MAORI.
ty.
Union County-4OO for Union Con-
gressmen.
Carlisle, Cumberland County Al Union
majority.
Cumberland-sOO Democratic majOri-
ty.
Delaware County--Union 5li MAORI
ty.
Lehigh--9OO Democratic majority.
Borough Of Westchester--Union maj.
200.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. t4.--All Wards Of
the city are in but the 5lh. Republican
majority for Canal Commissioner 752
loss on Pollock's vote over 4O0--lst and
I'd Wards in Allegheny, show a Demo.
cratic gain of 80 South Pittsburgh and
Lower st. Clair % Democratic maj. gain
81 on Pollock's maj. Lawrenceville, Dem
ocratic gain SO.
Pittsburgh--complete Union maj. 75O'
Loss 500.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
OHIO ELECTION.

Cleveland, Oct l4.-Democratlc maj.
in Sandusky City 72. Republican maj.
in Huron county, 8 townships, 59l--one
township, Democratic IL. Sandusky CO.
one township 25 republican maj. j.; one
township 35 Democratic maj.
Cleveland-4th Ward 40 Republican
gain.
Clark County-Republican maj. in l
township 1872.
Springfield Two townships in Clark
county gives Republican majority of
43S; Republican gain is large. In four
townships in the city of Springfield Clark
County Republican maj. 800.
Springfeld--The Republican majority
in this city is 294; large Republican gain.
Zanesville-Dem. maj. rs; gain over
Medil's vote of last year of 6 votes.
Cleveland-Seven Wards heard from
Republican maj. in five Warps 2O7-
Democratic maj. in two Wards 1913.
Toledo--All counted Democratic maj
557.
Huron County-In nine townships
9Os Republican mai.--seven townships
10 Democratic maj.
Sandusky counly--5 townships heard
from; in feur Republican maj. l57; in
one 35 Democratic.
Columbiana County-Three townships
heard from give 384 Republican mai.
Lake County--Republican maj. in two
townships 525 Republican maj
Lorain County--Ten Fps. heard from
give $40 Republican majority.
Springfield, Clark County--gives the
Republican State ticket over 100 maj
Republican gain 400 on last years vote.
Montgomery Coun,y-Is very close
between Campbell and Vallandingham.
The Democrats claim that Vallandingham
is elected in the district.
Pseble County not heard from; it will
have to overcome about 1000 votes to
elect Campbell.
Logan County--Four townships give a
Republican maj. of 240.
Crawford coun.y-Three townships
give Dem. maj of 1877.
Ricllland coun'y--So far as heard from
100 maj. for the Republicans,
Lorain county-Nine townships heard
from and gives 1853 maj. for the Repub.
licans.
Ashtabula county--Republican maj. in
Conneaut 307 on the Stale ticket. Gid
dings for Congress 100.
Delaware county--ln four townships
Republican maj. 1875; one township
Democratic majority.
Huron connty--In 10 townships the
Republican maj. is 1891; one township
Democratic maj. 10.
Sandusky county--In four townships
Republican maj. i85; two townships
Democratic maj. 1850.
Elie county--Four townships Repub
lican maj. l42; one township Democrat
maj. TO-.
Lorraine county--Eleven townships Re
publican maj. lOOO.
Green county-25O votes counted a
Xenia White, Independent Republican
10 ahead no news from townships pro
badly Harlan, regular Republican Judge
700 maj. ..
Butler county-Uniun township l2
Democratic maj; Ross iO5 Democratic
Fairfield County-Three township
Democratic gain 373 whole county tcl
el elected.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
REPLY TO JUSTICE. "

We notice in the W. NJ. Protestant
of the 9Th inst, an article over the sigma
,ure of Justice reaec,ing seriously upon
the managers of lheS S. & |, R. R. in the
following. language:
1t seems that the men.b bers of the An
nual Conference, which met at Browns
vile on the oath Of Sept. last, returning
on The S. & |. r. r., were obliged to pay
. full fare on their return, Notwithstanding
the announcement which appeared in the
paper. that on the presentation of their
certificate, signed BY the President and
Secretary Of the Conference, they should
be passed over free. Had they been at
tending political mass meeting, to fol-
ward The important interests of the coun-
try, not word would have been said
but when the messengers of salvation,
the ministers Of the cross Of Christ, pro-
mitigating and sustaining interests coeval
with time and eternity ask the some priv.
ilege, they are Indignantly refused, ant
then too after solemn pledge had beer
given them. Such the veracity, and such
the (houorable) principles of the world.
. JUSTICE.
In the above article there is great in
justice done, first to the gentlemanly con
ductor of the Road, and secondly to th
General Agent.
We were present when the certificate e
referred 70 were presented 10 the conduC
TOR and according to our ideas Of true po
iteuess, he in The most geutlemanly maj
ner declined 10 honor them, stating as til
reason. that, he had not received any ii
s,ruc.ions from the Agent respecting ii
matter, but addeo that he had no doul
but it would be made right by The Agen
The certificates were p laced IN The hant
Of the editor Of this paper, and upon IL
presentation Of them 10 the Agent Of til
Road, the money was Immediately refu
ded. The whole matter is explained b
the statement OF the fact that, it didn't o
cur to the mind Of the Agent 10 give il
siruclions to the conductor upon The suI
ject. It's hoped that this explanatic
will be satisfactory to all concerned. "
here give il as our opinion that there
not more accommodating and gentlem;
ly set Of officers upon any Road III q
Uni sed States, than are to be found I
this same s. g. /. r. r. The ". !
ifofcstaat will please copy.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-15
ELECTION.

The election passed of, on yesterday,
very pleasantly. Over LOO votes were
polled, which is considered large for this
City anil township. The Democrats were
ont with their full strength, and by well
eoncocted plan succeeded in adding to
their strength the Fillmore uote, with
but few except!ons--which they will not
be able 10 do at the Presidential election,
which will increase the true American
and Republican majority over them to $50
votes. In The County the Anti-Adminis-
tration majority will probably range about
500. The State is probably Republican
100000. and the majority will be increas-
Ell on the 4h of November. The news
from Indiana is entirely favorable for
the Republicans. The latest news from
Pennsylvania is indicative Of the triumph
of the Union ticket.
We are just going to press, and have no
space for remarks. Official returns Of
the County, &C., will be published next
week.