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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
ELECTION NEWS,

We have been able, at this early period,
to furnish our readers with considerable
amount of information in regard 10 the
result of the election on yesterday. The
result in Ohio, we suppose, will vary but
little from that of the 18th ult. The Re.
publican majority may perhaps be redu-
ced two or three thousand. In our own
County there is slight reduction. The
Fillmore vote will be found to be some
thing larger than it was at the State elec-
ton, and it is probable that larger pro-
portion Of that increase may be deducted
from the Republican than from the Dem
ocratc vote.
In this city the cause Of the increased
Democratic vote is to be traced 10 the
naturalization of some forty or fifty Ro-
man Catholic Irish, on the 18th day of
last month, who, to a "Paddy," voted
for Mr.. Buchanan. We don't blame
them for it; they no doubt thought they
we're doing religious act. The North
American anil Republican parties have
TODD shoulder 10 shoulder in this County
fought good fight and obtained anoth-
er splendid victory.
Towards our political opponents we
have no feelings to cherish but those of
kindness. We may have indulged in
some expressions in The heat of discussion
which ought not to have been said, if so
we take them back, provided however
that the idea intended to be conveyed
still remain unti it produces rational con-
victon in the benighled understanding.
Let us all, Democrats, and Wings, Re.
publicans, and Americans, cultivate the
spirit of brotherly kindness until the time
rolls round for us to have another fight.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--Lancaster
City gives Buchanan gain of GLIB over
the October election.
Whealland District-4 majority for
Fusion.
Daughin county Fusion majority 500,
HARRfsBURa, Oct, 5.--The friends Of
the Fusion ticket concede the State lost
by 10000 majority. -
Philadelphia City complete--Buchan.
an SO, 1876; Fillmore straight ticket 49,
356, Fremont straight ticket rs Fusion
1880,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
MA1oR1rY.-.The Republican and North

MAJoR1rY.--The Republican and North
American majority in Jefferson County,
on yesterday, was 435, thir'y.fve votes
less than we had at the State election on
the 18th ult. Now. when il is consider
ed that forty or fifty Roman Catholics
were naiuralized on the day after the
State election, it will be seen that the
" unterriied are indebted not to reason
and common sense, but to ignorance and
superstition for their increase.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

CAMPAIGN PAPERs.-For a period Of
four or five months past, the country has
been so completely flooded with campaign
papers, that there has been but a slight
opportunity to extend the circulation Of a
regular issue. Now that the election is
over, and the time for which these
papers were to be published has expired,
it is hoped that there will be a disposition
manifested 10 subscribe for, and extend
the circulation Of the regular Weekly
Journals oflhe country. The long Win
ter evenings are approaching, and in
view Of spending them pleasantly, and
proftably, it is important that every
family make a wise selection of reading
matter. The True .4meriCan-aIlhough
warmly enlisted for some time past in the
political contest--to the knowledge of
The Editor has not forfeited its claims, as
an interesting Family Journal. Until
another crisis arrives rendering it duty to
"pitch in to" the enemies of Freedom
and American rights, our paper will be
principally devoted to literary matter
General Intelligence, Agriculture, Mar
kets, &c. Give us your patronage, and
we will spare no pains to make the True
american all that you desire, the best
paper of the Nineteenth Century.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Wisconsin Election.

Milwaukee, gives Rep. maj Of 326
Dem. gain $50.
Racine county, 8 towns, Fremont $50
maj.
. KenOsha County, 8 towns, Fremont
353 maj.
Waukesha county, 8 towns, FIemon
mai. llO6; Rep, gain 200.
Walworth county, Whitaker, Fremont
ITO majority.
Mason county, 7 towns, Fremont $40
mai.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

@" We have delayed our paper in
view of furnishing our readers with reli-
able information in regard to the election.
We are compelled to omit publishing the
official vote Of this County until our next
issue.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
SPECIAL CALL.-There will be a

SPECIAL CALL. There will be a
meeting of the Members of the AMERI-
CAN PARTY, on next Saturday night
in SCOTS Hall, at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
Business of vast Importance to the in
terest of the Order will be presented.
Let there be a full meeting. SAM, the
time has come for you to put on your
strength, For three months you have
been laying low. WAKE UP! =.
... .... By ORDER.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Connecticut Election.

Hartford, All towns in Hartford county
except Burlington give, Fremont plurality
of 1877. Returns from 66 towns, about
half The State give Fremont plurality OF
1000, His plurality in the State will be
about 5000. -
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

P The original Charter which was
deposited in the trunk of the Charter
Oak, has been enclosed in a frame Of
the wood of the tree which preserved Il
one hundred and sixty nine years ago
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
NEW VOTERS IN THE FIELD.
The Way Citizens are made-nearty
Fifteen 7housana Foreigners natur-
aized in this Cay. "i

During the past six weeks. the Super
ior and Common Pleas Courts have been
engaged in the duty Of increasing the
number of citizens of the great repnblIc,
and in lessening, in the same proportion
the subject of foreign priuces, potentattS
and powers. The work commences
about ten o'clock every morning, kand
continues without cessation till three or
four in the afternoon, and between those
hours the interior and exterior ofthe City
Hall presents an unusually animated and
lively appearance. The eagerness with
which the aspiring (ereigners.crowd about
the entrances of the two courts, requires
the presence of considerable force of
policemen, who find it a difficult matter
to repress their ardor and impatience,
and to prevent them from rushing unln-
vited aud unbidden into the ipresence OF
the Judges themselves. For Fix long
weeks have the;courts empowered with
The authority for naturalization been be-
sieged..inThissway, and during that time
about fifteen thousand of our foreign born
population have been admitted TO the
privileges Of citizenship. They come
from Poughkeepse and other places along
the North river, and Long Island has
contributed large number, in addition
to the d yellers in New York, who form
the great majority Of the applicants. A
few-and they are very few-apply to
their own accord, but The great bulk are
recruited by the Naturalization Commit
tees Of Tamman, Hall and the Republi
can Central, Club. The former have Ia
ken the Irish under lheIir specis' care
while the Germans, whose tendencies ate
eta Republican characters seem TO have
fallen to lhe charge oftthe latter. ea
Both Committees pay the naturaliza-
ton fees in consideration it's, generally
understood, OF We votes which their. cam
didates are expected 10 receive in IeturE
Now, as each Zee amounts fifty cents
and asihereh have been about fifteen thOus-
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

MONEY! MONEY I'VE have the last
three months been so entirely occupied
with the political interests of the country,
that we have paid but little attention to our
own private and monetary interest The
consequence has been, that our expenses
in the publication of our paper has been
far beyond our receipts, hence we find
ourselves in debt without the means at
hand TO pay. This state of things may
be endured while men are occupied IN
warm political contest, but when they
take the time to audit their books, and
look over their accounts, it is not quite so
pleasant.
Now if our friends would only have
the goodness to send, or hand 10 us, the
small amount they are in our debt, we
should feel perfectly Independent of our
creditors, and be, under lasting obligations
to our patrons, We have served you
with paper which you profess to appre-
ciate; why then should you leave us to
under pecuniary EN- barrassment,
when slight effort by each individual,
in sending the amount of their indebted
ness would relieve US! Please answer
this question by "foliing over"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

THE " NATION. This is the title
of new weekly paper, The first number
Of which we have just received from
Crofut and Bigelow, publishers, Phila-
delphia. "The Nation" is a splendid
paper, of large size, and published in
quarlo form. Judging from the speci-
men before us, it will prove 10 be very
popular among the ladies especially.
We do no pretend to any very great
amount of "taste" in matters of "ladies
fashions" but recomend that particular
department of "The Nation" to their
notice as in our judgement it displays
good deal Of common sense, which not
withstanding this is an "agc Of progres
sion" is very useful at times. Terms two
dollars per annum in advance Address
Crofut and Bigclow, No. SO Dock Street,
Philadelphia.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Georgia Election

Partial returns show Democratic gains;
probably carried State by a large maj.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

The number of voters in New York
State, according to statement from the
Census Department is 65l $50, Of whom
5l6,475 are native voters, and lS5,O75
naturalized, Y, 4 NY. 75'' E1S y ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

"A DEATH or A VETERAN EDITOR. Mr.
Daniel P, Lange, the editor Of the Ger
man Gazette, at Hanover, Pa. from 1906
10 1850, (45 yeals,) died there on the
1Olhinst, He yos The Oldest editor in
lSennsyisHani't ,snipdo lsrgd gol gaa.od
,iml lsiHtim l9i ,3i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

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iIsr aiy Gonpee; IF rE Lsrses Miss Simon sinn
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vicksbuIS: ] Vernon, o; Adams; Tanner Bo-la j
Nil1saps Miss co..
ARGADE Jas Howell Jao nurrew Henry Coleman, Miss;
Z Frost W Carmnrnll, Mobile; II Keats, Vim anderson
Me(owan Ally; W9dde and i l;oEe, I,l!ogr, f.,
TLes spslsr; Fswosii W"iren, IiarTiss, Capt Hi,
S9 rdssl rndsy Macon i As williams i;osIo"
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II Rodgers & swan teo Robinson. s Dcmnre, George
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W Payne p Cam, rexas; Chas A esse. Assumption;
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door 1iay 1t Louis; Vim Sanders, La; Jno d Need
ST. GiAkk u S Solomon Ssn Fgaeseo IL M9sly
porer, o; Charles Williams, Ms; Roby, Miss oaks, Ga
T Edwards and lady erTii!e, Lar Dnyd = Iugh iMfourchc
La v Dunbar and lady bervie; Miss Martha McIhu,ors
for a 0S cseph MeSn nn y o o G e DO
Eugene Iangon Y; Parker French servant Ncara
Wsn SSn aa s 9'G rq ARP N II t GAa Gs
Norp4e australia + 4 IIecdcr San Francisc6 California
yS 1s %s; sy Y y?'j@ Ess oe9 pa I ea59S s.
The Galveston (TcNas) News George POST ieorGia; i
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scryan Tnoas Han S;tcltoeles; il Curtis, Indy 4nt
is54 MssysPp K J9nno 81 s 2oo'
nm Holmes aud ervan Mrs Clark, 2chdrcn aid servt
Miss NaIcy CLARK, Mis- Jane Lyle, Mis- New Or & 4 Nc~
M;S>; 3 Mn. ms, glasgow, Nv George N cHshaad, W,s
F FL; Il DeY59a Mrs D"ys" aaa sssya1 Madison
MISS Harvey, Lag: Wilkinson Madison; Lewis N1on- Ad
aud servants, Natelcz Miss.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, I
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

=: 5s ~: & 6ss
Iaron- M;SnHsEef e eq $td nyis }ekT 700 sso} DO
s s5 Is nossss Cd 3 a Fs Aas
5aes 9 eeo me-? MIDI :4sf d. oss
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ESs se 5ss sS 81 Is Ef moses
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lorsuides ordcrToal Ill hds suga2 bales do 400 bbls
molasses l34 hf do.
Trneri4ao DO McGiuis-3l6 do Hewitt Norton Heo5sd do
m LAID ss SS pEFs sf so SsS
" do II Short ScoI9s b9Ses ebSess
tc!ss candles Ays .s eGr =. 1 lf Hn!
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pork Woodruff seo6 do acoG! % do lard do butter do
Tys a fe Z; Ss hoy
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so d. Mce1 Hso cos head cattle do mules
Grcen~ood-sS bales cotton j { Cromwell ~ do Robson
NSs2 adss SsS Witt Soe
Ts"nG a es go RaSa Ss S"fs" Rs
Hay ,orman &eoS c"npHsl , su eng: d
ass 4ds snws{, %sszi5 RStF,so,
aM Cooper kcos do Metiehee YES r snmpgT"T,
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Sas p1ss e s 3 SS'
WINCH! e ef @ vansa ss cotton cotton 1s' m
Pope Ellison &co- Huntington Wade4 hxs ms
do Es's SsnsS 1 S
mAxov aAs eer wood s sn s sStGH
S,shsz-S4s oslss cet!on EohsG e.
1i i M ma," Adams Sco5i Isucter stanton
& ntdH so5 RSH Watt 6 Ssoy
bowel, Nils Yeo2o Carroll rrits, , Sro9 Eyrns WIS ne
fSs,iS ss% EsS
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flour 81 casks bacon i6 ds tobacco Hewitt Norton Sco-i
81 hhts tobacco
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAS ANB GREAT WESTFR
= do Jackson Ssslis Deais,oun &coS If do
G SaIatier.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NoRT!1fR
RAUEOAD-29 bats cotton Anderson T. Metca-4 5 II Al,
Oakley & lIawkns4s Payne llarrisonll Carroll Pritcl
Sco-5 do hhds " Andreyas-Ja40 feet lul1er
5 r Hendry-l2d do j 4 d1ck-Totai lO2 b4lrs cotton.
j
Tuos GRIFFIN
of fle State and act as agent Tor person
0 Agency. n5tf
AILs-6ooo kegs various brands and Sizes for sale or Fl
S FED S''"''' ALFRED zEARNEy, r. Magazine
WHALE AND SPERM OILS casks and 20 lis
: fea) '" ~ ALFRED KEARNEY. Il Magazine street
r ENIE-2ooa barrels Thos:a&ton, for sale b.
| Il fe20 ALFRED kEARNE1, ~ Aasa1ne street
r INsEED OII4-ls4 barrels and casks raw and boe
:" fe2S ALFREAD KEARNEY. u Masazne street
Ii Union street St. Charles and Carondeet street
where he will devote his whole time TO his professional buslnes
as an Attorney Law Notary Public, and Commissioner fl
ne sl5 sm ''e III TIT WILLIAM CHRIsTY
L,I4OUIs-s39 BBLs BAY STATE, NOW LANDING AN
= fe7 '" s. H. KENNEDY CO., % Poydras street
: TOW PEAS-lo0 BAGS CAROLINA COW PEAS, II
ported expressly for SesH PT AZ * 81 Common street.
> by JOSEPH LANDS CO., 50 Tchoupi5oulas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

LEGAL MOTTO Es.

Jps1igE,s CouR7l BEETR AND So oTys. r. e.
a ParIsI q. OIlsaaa. Il EIIlYsgo. III co..
u directed 81 Hon Francis Gaionge Of sid Court
VIII expose pablo sale M0NDAY March 3lss 1886 at
l2oclock NJ. II the Roinda Of The CITY Exchange 81 Louis
ChartFes and Royal Streets s&tSS
a CERTAIN LOT GPGROC Nd. designated by No. 81 On q
plum by Jules Dfeux said iot fs copriseda The snare
bounded by Magazine Felicity Camp and Ste Marie ssreest
city street by 25 feet inches IN depth limit Of lot No 4
and M feet inches and lines the limit Of lot No o. and 30
Together with tie improvements thereon consfstingof peF
ton Of frame house, composed Of one roora gallery on the
lot No s. measures inces front On Felicity sfres II
q feet inches in depth English measure.
T. Seized in the above entitled satisfy the said writ Of Teri
TERMs-Te purchaser assume the payment Of three
Of sl5 dge by the DEFENDANT and payable esectiyey
the 9th Nay 1876 the 18th November 1885, and the 18th May
fe29 milo % 70 raa5'A jules SoBAPURU, Constable.
orArRiExE JusrrcE Pr P.zt BEsTE ;,+Y sAroYys E
E1MVEFTU d. an writ de ieri facIas1 moi
T. adifese par rhonorahie FRANCOIS de Ia de
Iaid dans ia R9onde ID Isonrse de Cite stouis
entre ceIfes de Ehartres ct Royae-Z
EN CERT AIN LOT DE TERRE 1esgne par ,le " con.
conp dams iet borne par les rues agasi lamp e
Ste Marie lie dit lot mcsuran Tesure americar ~ peds df
Unite du lot l2 picd poaces ct nes SIR Ia
mite Iot 30 pieds dams Ia ligne de rofondeur
Ensemble les aeioations qf sy fToqe lse troF
terrain portion de naiso1 en- ble COMPOSE d u
chanre dune galerie arrare CT Inn CABINET h de POT
pouces face 4 FeIcte sur 2 ied pouces de protond
Istout sas por satisfaire dit writ de feri facas lance
| dams afaire ci.dessnsssSS$ SsS$sss. /,
onmes dc sff4 deedeHy payable respective
nen lie % mai denovenbre 6 ct lie 70 de ma
1857 ct la balance SHY ena 1ng f fGTP;as
| fe9ml02o29 a:e5y...-sgs-=5Ss.' Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, February l. 1855.
temporary in and the authorizations Of peace
the early the week animated demand for
Cotton which with Light stock gave holders decided ad
vantage. Prices Of American advanced GGl q ID; the BUSH
tho week ending last evening amounting 1850 bales
SPECTATORS taking 430 and exporters l2000 bales slight
taken place today in consequence Of the aEan in
cre,sing pressure for money causing the Bank Of England
for loans stock 81 per cent and the market
quietly but steadily, the sales for the day being l2eO0
bales.
Fair Orleans G7Ed Fair Mobiles Cd Fair rplands cd 2
Mdline do 1916 Miudlinc do l-l6 Mildlig do Liz
Ordinary TO Good Ordinary 5@5 Inferior 4 g Z T.
year 425 600 bales; American l950 bales
There has been large business at Manchester in Yarns at an
advance of Il T. d bn little Improvement be noticed i'll
goods.
The Corn market has again been extremely dali to-day, with
decline of I'd per buslcl in Flour Of Is per b
an in Indian Corn Of IS The quotations are-Wht.
ern Canal Flour s 37s Philadelphia and Baltimore 4 &c
3s Cd Ohio 40 per bill White Indian Corn sos; Yellow s
and Mixed 2Is I'd per quarter.
The sales Of Resin for the week amount to 800 barrels, al
As Sd to As Sd per cwt for common quality.
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN, SIIIPLEY & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-29

1EERPo0I. Feb. J. 1ST.
The arrivals! large particularly Of Wheat
Corn from the United States and Oats and
Oatmeal Ireland There moderate export Iridium
Ireland little else shipped The downward
Of last week still continues and with limited business
Wheat and Fon have further declined in value 10th milers
and bakers supplying themselves sparniy Oats and Oatmeal
pressed cs-sh and lower prices ae consequently submit
ted Indian Corn being in large supply entirely lost the i'm
week and sales been made nj irregular
prices. from BIS SIS for Mixed. White is in good supply,
offered aS and As MS in quality There is definite in
the peace question public opinion has for
Of pacific result but parties read the
Queens speech wnrlikc than expected
Todays market continuation OF low prices and dinin
ised trade Wheat 4d to Cd she under last Fridays
prices; per bh Beans 3 IS per quarter; Oats
IL I'd per buhe and Oatmeal Is to Is load decline
week Indian Corn generally held Mt 36 3d. but there
mixed and few transactions at this
price ship. White rcntifu-2S for Oreau 40s for
Northern.
The market for Taow has presented sealer aspect during
week. sales Of Russian lave been made l to Cos
per South American at IS to 5 rs in quantity In London
has als been nucss, and deliveries the trade
the increase holders view the market with conf
apart altogether from the question Of peace Lard
very limited enquiry and prices have declined
being the value for good quality. Palm OIL has
neglected. and additional arrivals having taken place, the
exceedingly quiet further reduction Of fully
4Qs per tom Yours, respectfully,
PATTERSON BROTHERS 4 co
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