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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

GTTnE Daily Wheeling Inteuiyencer
comes to us in new dress, having "cul-
led out holiday attire'' which of course
it will wear throughout the year. The
inteHtesncer is neat and well nanaped
paper, and we hope the energy Of its pub
fishers may meet their reward. Speaking
OF the Inteili3encsr reminds us that wo re-
ceived from that establishment one of the
neatcst Carriers Addresses we have ever
seen, printed in colors, and in style that
does printers heart good to see. Long
life to the lnteHigencer, and its excellent
Job printer, Mr.. WoLFF.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
ANOTHER MURDER IN CuMnrRLASp.-we

ANOTHER MURDER IN CuMBERLANp.-We
learn that on Friday morning in az oyster
saloon, corner of Baltimore and Mechanics
street Cumberland two men named Thomas
Sibold (or Sypole) and Thomas Fisher, got
into an atfiay, du'ing which the latter was
mortaly stabbed by the former, the wounds
proving fatal in about three hours after they
were Indicted, Sibold has been arrested and
committed for further examnatjon. The
affair took place but few hours before the
execution Of Miller, and was doubtless one
of the results of the excitement attending
that event. sad Comment, we think on
the demoralizing tendency of public execu.
,ions. Sibold it is sand is now confined in the
celi vacsted by Miller, and iettered by the
ssme irons which IN anacled Miller.-Whssl-
ing InteRiSeneer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-. Selections from the works of Sylvester Genin
tsq~ in poetry, prose and historical design, with u
biographical sketch.
This is an octave volume Of somo 800
pages, including 40 pages of engravinss
embracing IS subjects. The suthor was
born in our village and was educated q:
home. We observe in the Eastern papers,
though some are disposed, to carp. sufficient
concession Of ability in the author. "He
writes prose- says the N. Y. Times "wi,h
Judgment, reasoning power, and clearness."
The Sunday Dispatch Of that City, says
"The engravngs show that Genin was an
"artist as well as poet and an orator; and
"we, only lament, that his brief life did not
i"permit OF his developing III their full ma
"turity the talents which he undoubtedly
possessed. The book is ve.y neatly got
"up, a1d is worthy the attention o. those
"who wish to procure emulative books for
"he per,ssal Of their children" ,
The ". York Christian Spiritua,ist, re-
marks that ait will suggest many occasions
"aId opportunities when education a. home
"cdn be made effective. The tgeaius of his
mind was eminently practcal: As a writer
i"Mr. Genin will be remembered more for
"the plain suggestive sense of his prose,
'than for the delicacy or imagery of his
"Poetry." His "letters prove him to have
"been keen and critical observer Of men
"and things" "His mind was observing,
"retenlive and generally logical"
rit
ideal, and to look upon successful writer,
artist or what not, and upon them only as
deserving of praise. In reviewing a work
they too often ask who wrote it, instead
Of judging it from its instrnse merits
Among this class I'VE reckon al, those
astute critics who sneer or affect to treat
coolly the above work. In Judging Of the
works Of Mr.. Genin, both as writer and
an artist ae would no doGbt 90 beyond
the work before US, and make up our
opinion from our personal knowledge of the
man and his works. Situated as we are,
brought Up in Ithe same village and almost
at the same time it would Of course be diff.
fcult Tor US to do otherwise. ..r
AS an artist Mr.. Genin possessed talents
OF the highest order, needing but cul,iva-
tion, and association with masters in his
art TO render him a master himself. His
works exhibit a remarkable accuracy ia
drawing, and an originality and clearness of
design, which are not faithfully carried OUT
in the engravings accompanying the work.
His writings both prose ane poetical, are
remarkable more for their solid:,y, and
practical Common senoe, than for their i'm
aginative fights or p5etic imagery. His
letters exhibit remarkable judgment of
human nature, and an equally remarkable
absence of natural affection; there is but
little of the latter trait, however, discerni:
bic throughout the WORT. On the whole
1t lie work calculated to do good, as it is
suggestive Of some capital ideas for the in
structon of youth. -
The work is neatly executed, and con-
tans numerous engravings of Mr.. G.'s
Works engraved by MIR. II. Anderson of this
place. The book may be procured at the
Store of E. G. Morgan g. Co., or at the
Chronicle Book Store
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The Governors Message.

Our space is occupied to-day b. the un.
usually lengthy message of Gov. MeplLL.
hotwithsta nding its extreme length we
have no doubt many of our readers arc
anxious to read it, and we lay it before
them to the exclusion of more interesting
matter. 1t sounds more like an Auditors
report than Governors message, and con.
tnlnS many heavy tables which may be
valuable for future reference,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

0FNoveL. A marriage is thus on.
nouLced In the Columbus Journal:-
A Social and Professional Partnership
between Miss Mary e. Walker, NJ. D.. and
Albert L. Miller. NJ. D., Of Oswego, N. Y.
was solomnized by the Rev. Samuel ]. Nav
of Syracuse of Nov. 10, 1855. After the
ceremony u beautiful copy OF the Marriage
Guide" in which the marriage certificate
was written, was presented to the happy
partners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
ARRESTED,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Nine persons all
Irish, were arrested by the United States
Marshal last night. charged With violating
the netu raity laws. Tb,y were held to
bail in the sum of $1,000 each, to appear
on Monday next. The general impression
is that they were acting in concert with
parties in NcwYork and elsewhere, con-
etnplat!ng a descent Upon Ireland.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

OE-MoRE LITTLE FrR-s -4Fauny Fern
(Mrs. Sarah Payson Edridge) was married,
short time since to Mr.. James Parton,
author of the lie of Horace Greeley. We
think James has caught Tartar-ess.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
ACCIDENT

ALTON, H., Jan. 1.-The freight train
on the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
.ah off the track yesterday, A. NJ, per-
sons being instantly killed, viz: King, en-
gineer; Wesley Davis, fireman.; Jno. Nor
rison, of Dunkrk, n. Y; Messrs. Eates L.
Drake, of Decatur, III.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

FIRE.--The large new frame house Of Mr..
Hutton; about Nv, and shsif miles North OF
Somerton; Belmont county; was entirely
consumed by6re on THURSDAY night last. The
old house (Which was also consumed, and in
which the fire originated;) contained two
h updred bushels OF wheat, and the tobacco
from fifteen acres Of ground; none Of which
was savsd.i The conteuts of the new house
were gotten out.-Spirit ef Dsmscracy. q.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

05-The heavy snow of Saturday and
Sunday has blocked up the roads SO that
the times of the mail arrival are extremely
Precsrious. No papers from Columbus since
Friday, and no intelligence frsm Washing.
ton since Saturday. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17
TUhNrIEEs.

tUhNPlkE9s
Batavia Turnpikc& Miami Bridge, e,s5o 90
Ciucianati, Montgomery ,Hopkins-
vile, Rochester s. ClsrkwiRe 52,a0o 90
Cincinnati & Harrison, $1,000 90
Cincinnati e. Hamilton, l4,s50 90
Cincinnati,Colu g. Wooster, 75,s0s,O0
Cincinnati g. Xenia, 1850 90
Circleville g. Washington, rl,9o5 90
Coleran Oxford s. Bruokyile, s5,775 Al
Dayton & Springfield, 5545o 90
Dayton & covington sl,sso 90
Eay;on, ,Centervillo ~ Lebanon, 1850 90
Dayton Wes' srn, $500 90
Grst Miami, 5z,l99 80
Goshen, Wilmington S. CoInHSns, ,03, ,735 90
Hamilton Sprngisld& Carthage, 33,450 90
Hamilton ,sSps.vile 'Dlr.toWn.
OrforiSS Fairh,vrn, 4s,74a %
Hamilton X ossville ,SYsefrille
and Eato., 1926 90
Jefferson South Charleston s. Xenis, AZ, 800 o.
Marietta and Newport, 10000 90
Milford and Chllicothe, I03,346 ga
Ohio Turhpike, $4,000 90
Poitsmealh L. Columbus, 73,S69 81
Riply and HiIsborough 50,575 90
Steabenvile ,Csdiz & Cambridge, 1854 20
Urbana, Troy g. GreeuvIe, s3,l7j 80
Total amt ot Turnkika stocks. VI ,ss7, ,463 ~
CANALS.
Cincinnati & Whitewater, $4,000 90
Psnnsy lvnnia Il Ohio. 100000 co
Total smt of Canal Stock. S57O,ooo 90
BAiL ROADS.
Little Mami Railroad Stock, S32I. 400 90
Mad River g. Erie r. Il, s ock, 395 800 %
" Dividend bonds. $4,000 %
Mansfield 81 S,adusky city Rail-
road Stock, SO asa 90
Total smt " Railroad Stocks aud
Dividend bonds S613 332 90
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-17

Total aunt " Railroad Stocks aud
Dividend Bonds, S6o3,3 90
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OPTICAL.


Nay Is l.ss
NOTICE hereby gEsa holders ~ lsza ag
81 Congress a Juy lssB
deeHsble ~ srIass Rhd N BE- pod thr Treasury
render Of me certificates sTsOf tas lam d November
Interest tiiaEeuu Eig
This department viii purchase prior
DAY ofrsdempa0B R pay reTefor Allowing pezaful
addition the interest accrued me day 81 pag
days Interest ur dc m1hry reach the vendor;
On such Ock received Treasury bUlwuen dg 0g
June and the 5lst da ~ July Inclusive, hals u %
he anouulG specified ! certihraIssi
On such stock the La and 3lt days q Angus,
one iuaIlh u one pr ersi,i
And ia such Fgd Rhrr duy August lbe inter-
eat accrued 'sean5 days additional only, Un u
paid.
Ceracnrrs ursuch transmitted under trs
duly assigned UHttUd pgrg
the purchase money and pno July
hayeArs present stock
hndeT Otherwise such Interest viii Le payable hefeieoo
And given United
sAla department win purchase
any " June and the la day Of December *
81 500 600 shall be previously obtained aud viii ply
addIunn the accrued from tbs VI The dividend
ofntsre and days additional money
The vendor the following u preIniumi
On stock Of the loan Of lsla prtmiun u 10 cent
on stock Of the loanE Of lsa7 l55s
And stock issued under the 81 s srpGuUDCrp s0
monty called Texan indemnity soCE premium 81
Cerfhcaes should duly
the United statss BY the entitled the
sem previous The la july the half years
aEo bs assigned by the ockhDder Otherwise the
m the half day Mi payable him
Payment for all The foregoing stocks viii ID made by da
Boston, York. q Fladephia,
the parties ennIed % receive thc dirsCi
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May a9-tiREaK0y Secretary Of rhe Treasury.
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Proposals rusranfnd r-uppunlr prNon
bed indrs % ~ and
before me lst % Iuly
Ne ~
satisfactorily p
mag d-aucisd Fur nvsss FAR behind beak
Win derendng mufE and sufficiently excused
fourh 81 Tor hs Eut-cf faffsturr.
Pines win he imposed the delinquency promptly
infscfory explained. projecting
ofcs Cor Fufrng be injured, destroyed rhh.d
rvfusnr. nf.T demand, convey fro
eaauty crrrd ruHnrnr
The Postmaster Generni
rrutca srTrcnbiY cputrac
post or- insuurons ~
tn. Genernl sched1s IL
~
he discontinue the
~ par a g-u pay, nluWfnr
cnmpsnsnisn me ~ penpsd
BIDS ahuud BE- Addressed Second Assistant
Suprrcrbea Proposals 1894 lsfrp
further particulars papsr advertisements
Alabama, Mississipps, kC ~ ia and isaA.
LANES CAMPBELL.
Juns a-fnw4~ Postmaster General.
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A. g. SEAMAN,
superintendent

You hereby cautioned aEainsl spurious limitations OF
Grathg affective on, shall prosecute any party
copyrighted Bs This tgrBune) Electric bi
81 Camden &C plies and rsHmaisn
ininsOn Huntingdon Hon. Y kiHsurth. tNhUm
cFulchrs dayl than 700 UeEE
whose have been publi5Eed Philadelphia Ledger
The wbuiezAe dnaeF IN Philadelphia
guilty Of Lss rasay u cOunierfiE Ia Harrisburg
John Wyehe, the we'll EAuwn druggist there, cHused
aud Imprisonment d Valentine, VINO pled
tins EaiuHle remedy.
PHILAnELPUA, May s, lsJo,
IT. Ia People and throughout
Last 81 Prof De GFaA,s Electric Free Wtst
Philadelphia, II heumulia Mr.. hndenbuk, Montgomery county
and rpan Mrs. Ogden, No Fourth
Maryland Providence shingles md cukrd
BREAST Mr. Wm Spence, Chestnut
benT Cumpbr Lower Marion, Of burns and cvcr
eighteen Others.
Erery druggist knows thar the only
by and proprietor Is Wa4A
all ORDERS be addressed procure ths genuine
Pref CHAE. Dc CRATH,
old Office, - sErocI nnarC 8Gslaui.
For sale ~ CHARLES sTOTT
Iuy lD--u Waslinrton u. n
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THE CeorEngrn Feuaie Seminary, eT
drscnen Of Miss l. =. English, ard rrceufy ~
Carte bne vacant aavsrti.erp.nt
frnn sutshe
charge The hsdinr with fanure bonainr
apparatus phosuph
spsfntpn,
specific Applications af me vfn
he rsrsived uii tbs nrst Monday ~ ksKss
pauoe fe ssEuFed
oil be uceeptaa wan EaoresH guuised
Sol rarrrtnnf a
rsputnoa has swssained abrpad.
psaruuavs rumr
antees sacccs, uandscied
rbc yuhAio.
. ~ auh~cfihsr. sOhN MAnhNkN.
Crauar~gwn. y. e., July 2, 1855.
HuiV sl-sodtistAun
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0FueE SPONTANEOUSLY PUBIIc FE.srw0.
Wnshinpfnu f,Hp a. &

oFreE SUPPLEMENTARY PuHLIc rE.srna,
Washington, JUDY -, 1855.
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS viii received the Office nutl
~ The sth day q August nrx y Oiciac m CO.. ruruypr
steel hr highest sgie al
the ar q steel % cooper ute engraving, uap pTBer
panoramic VIEWS and Of scenery illustrate the
several Fnpars 81 railroad acnan
Each proposal accompanied BY zanUiary evidence
the ability q thr adug
Of each for his o. fer own
each The work
II IL 10 be distinctly Understood thar Lids viii BE-
from parties directly engaged practically neuunntcd
Of far
The bids Will stale separately the price, mice
each style Of tspecfyng Or aherwrs III
Contracts VIII be entered into security
be required rnm The successful faithful execution
lie work bad for.
Al work Will IN be
Secretary Of War-
The worE can be inspected ~ persons bidding
tlr, upon application u.
TIE proposals mus be addrrsu
GcnniiiEe On Engraving House
STATES and sHe % A. g. Seaman, Superintendent Printing
Huntington y c. and be plainly endorsed -PrupOaas
Copper plais Engraving
A. &. SEAMAN,
Say @o-dil4Aaag superintendent.
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An ACT for the res Of the vido~s and orphans q the III
GERS and marines Of the United States 0opof
war Albany, and for other purposes.
BE saocssd y ~ Snats and Hou.s ~ Rspr,.,uAass.
Il ths UHit,d Sfafss II dsSoa - Coagsss asasu That
for the purpose q fixing the time which shah
phaz children Of the 0cerz asaneB Marines and others
IN service, who lost the United States aloopoL
war Absay, - we'd the time . which the pay q said of
and marines and others service shall be
allowed, the sghtsenth dsy Of April Thousand eight
hundred and five shall be deemed taseB % be The
And that for The IKE purposes, the ninth day n
June one thgasAnd sght kune-s and cav sv- shaN Ia
sna ken 2 DC M GAY which the United States
SIC knd DO q fprrhev .narred Thaa the widow or child
children, and n there be widow, child Or
children tas noressid) then The parent parents and
there ar. no pareus the brothers and sisters 81 he
nearn marines and others IN service who lost said
slooP Albany and brig PorPose, including captains
clerk and assistant aranghsman shall be entitled n and
secure of any money the treasury not otbsrwse Rp
Pruprated ssGs % twelve months pay az tbsir
due the said deceased the dste Of the loss Of said vessels
sre. 2. A-a D. frth~ snaesa, That The proper 80
counting our Of The Treasury Department be- and hereby
are suthorzsd directed aette Of NirUn
bite late purssr in the navy ~ho lost IN The soop
diture and payments made By him and With AL the money
Fur and supplies procured for the u Ead vessel and
to ngw him credit Tor whatever sun appears 70 b. due
Src. fnd b. u further epacfea, That the pensions aud
psymsu made . the proper Representatives .s provided
who command setting heutepznt Of The brig Por
pass when abe os and al The other passed
-ssr. ss ~ W. p.,.,Isr - sss
el a. their pay from the q thsr ing said vessel Hs
be tie though they then dnly commissioned
snd artusliy holding ssd renk ~ heutepsnt
Src And BE- = -ther epactrd That o. the purposs n
fixing the which the pay - assed Midshipmau Wiz
-sa smith shsn - .lowsd Che first esy d Mar one
taken 70 be 10 ssy 90 wbca said Smith lot
Approved AuguH !, ISIS
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Vent ,umma dis, 4 i,lslHet4bile temBus
D1rd1nia.


movement is on foot 10 Canada 10 secure the passage
az an act Of Parliament by which fugitive slaves may be
back the United States They not considered
very desirable subjects Of Queen Yictoria and II Is there
fore proposed make black republicans q them by
shipping them back the States The Sorth Star 20
long the beacon light Of liberty TO poor ssho begins 10
blink bsleully At him warning him back 70 the sunny
South ErchangG
II black repubIicnnism tsnys the PennsylvAnian) s1c
ceras IN It's designs Of disuniou and turning myrsds Of
negroes loose upon the border States particularly Penn
sylvaniA there win be compason between the evil.
arendy inflicted upon Canada and own horrible con
di6On- j. mar be very vel for Vermont and MasHachu-
sets where negroes rarely seen and for me fanatics q
those northern regions that VIII not be Immediately A.
feced BY the result prs~ca abolition doctrines but Il q
impossible that people be blind 10 their
interests court such fate The devouring 10
Gusts o. Egypt would be blessing compared With IN
sry u suadpnly liberated negroes turzed loose upon
One Bedford Is enough for Philadelphia By abolition
whole city would be converted into negro quarters
whole Of ground would he too small to contain ai
and Amshouscs large enough to hold The criminals and
psupers among them the wages Of lsboring white nen
would he reduced song; and the avenues OF la-
bor would Ne blocked mp by negroes the substance Of the
whole country be aevoured BY them The picture is too
fnghtful 70 contemplate
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Upon whom, OF what or when has the slave power,
j. is sneerngly called attempted 10 make az
erosion Northern fanatics have for years been making
Aggressons upon the constitutional rights Of the South but
who heard Of any retaiatory measures from that
quarter? Has Virginia made any aggresaons upon
MassAohusetts2 South Carolina upon New Hampshire
All the South has asked that the b2anee Of pol-
cal power the Senate may be preserved She asks this
for her salety-and this she has right to demand
Pollioal Priesteygf opposed
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United States Mail.
nrraEraarNHT

rnsT OrrrCr DrrANrKKrr
Washington, June Is, issG
pROPOEALs carrying
O-tnb~f. fsiuvfnr
Nsssipp bsrein specified. wi
Ofce Ohhue
Washington, until 5, m, AuEu Lh next - bs aroidsd
Day
Tatrryie Coma, NgntIaia, ualifan PauoB
nyrcan, Caninrnia, Oakland, and frestnn Crcnnfn
g. miles and hack, iues a week, y 4horss
LusVs TsieEvins, terminus raiiroad, daily sRcrpa
sundzy, assn
days ~ - night
Leave orenadm asiiv, exrcpt sunday, a apmt
AuiyU TnteETie, end ~ rzilrHna days ~ Z
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
IPabHe IS CASH

lflbhe - (269l
An ACT 70 change the place holding the courts u the
United States IN the district 0f Delaware.
Ne earted ~ aad Hoase of Representatives ~
tAe Uasd Sates II AHaeoa Congress aaseod That
Courts u the United States and for the district Della
ware shall hereafter be held Al the city Of Wilmington in the
said DISTRICT and the Offices o the clerks Of the
district court for sad district and the records 81 said
shall be kept IN The said city OF " Wilmington.
hEc z And Be further enacted That process issued
proceedings pending in either ef the SAID courts, shall be
avoided impaired BY this change IT the place OF holding
the said courts bat all process b0nds rscOgnzances
rctnsbe al tie next OF either Of the said c0uTt shall
be returnable and returned the H said
specFeiy held according t act in the
IL made retGrnAble the face thereof and shall
hare full effect accordingly and all contingencies may be
made to conform 10 the prOFiki0ns Of this act.
Approved june ID Isis.
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~ So Dss.rict 80 y 81,


The Washington Examiner states in reply 70 the onlcp-
Htion o. tht Evening Bulletin With reencs to DIE result
IN Pennsylvania that whit the redoubtsble Cummn,
elainas iof '-sut majority Of from loo % 400 .a
"ashingou and Wssmsrelnns oeust,ez, N irub there
win be at least from soo 70 $500 majority in those
COUNTIES or Buchanan The Examiner also states that
list Of the oldpe whiVs washingiOn county who are
esing ror 0ld Buck would Gil ia columns.
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IPuhIin AA-l

AN ACT f0r the construction Of road from Fort Ragey
IN tbs Territory OF Minnesota, 70 tbs South Pass 0f the
Rocky mountains, in the Territory OF Nebraska
BE saactea By ths SaGs and Hoass II Representation IF
the Uned States II America Congress assembled That
the Of fifty thousand dollars be- and the hereby
appropriated Of money In the treasury for the
strnctnn road from Fort Rdgey in the Territory Of
Minnesota the South Paas Of the Rocky mountan in the
Territory Of Nebraska the Aald road be constructed under
direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior pursuant
contracts 10 be made by him.
Approved July -. 1856
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Men for Buchanan.

Hon James Monroe nephew of the exPresidsn and for
some years a wing NJ O. from New York can't 60 for Free
mont and il for Buchanan Nd single member Of
General HayrisOns cabinet supports Fremont and bur Of
General TayIo All the ex-Predents Of the republic
against Fremont The adopted and heir of jackson
is defending Buchanan. The and sonsnaw Of Har-
rison the oldest Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster
also all for Buchanan
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.

Irospcrtf ~ Ilinols.
A correspondent Of the Bloomington National Flag,
writing from Macon, says:
aTbe prospects of the Democracy very bright among
The republicans hate 70 bear rs quote LOveoy His
nomination fell Like thunderbolt and many q the old
farmers turning their hOrses heads They did real
ne where they stood before Bis nomination has lost them
all the State To be hlisd with Lovejoy 10
something that does not well upon the minds Of the
people Fillmore men are plsnty here but Buchanan viii
re; most Of them, and Richardson al to a man
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THE Cntl~Ee 90 -. Isrs~N. MsrTtaua-Euhrarfur 49,
oonrgat, cnnnorrn ard preraruiay tsparmrnEF
each year. ne 6Fg q 0ciner August
whoy csagr ior board fuiun, A. habdrod
htfg a foe.
Etudeuiz adrufied application
JOIN ~ KERFOOT, Fertur A.
lug l-lav1m College ~ Jaurs, ?. 1, MARIAN,
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M c3AS AsS Nt8AA~ DEFUEl NAt s4tAAIN soNHlh 81
w Ihe northwest %
We prepared arn best arcle whit1 gray
Aah and Cumberland coal reduction Nil bs made when
piled direct fIol the
Wood 81 The beat qualy always a hand.
Coal kePl under eoseri 2J2lo p0nAas Las
7. J. a w. N. CALF.
Aug a-a
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RESOLUTION Ruh0rizins the Secretary q the Treasury
. modify the plan q TIE custom house At Ellsworth,
Maine.
Resufred ~ Sepsfs nd guss II Representation II ~
rrsfed Stacs 81 Anetcu Congress assyua, That the
Secretary u the Treasury he ard hereby authorzsd 70
ton Al Ellsworth Nsins provided the tncreasd expense ~
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doing shall not sxesed the u three thousand doAs
And sad much tkeTsaf may be nsoeaSary
hereby appropriated VI Oney In the Treasury Tor
that purpose PrDVea That II the maney hereby a
Propriatsd shall be used until the Secretary the Treasury
has for the completion u aaa work FOR ne
hereby and heret0fore appropriated nj -
Approved August J. lS56