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Congressional Action iEl reference
TO the Assault upon R1r. sUM-
ElGrs
WAsnIEGToN, May 90.

WAsnEoroN, May 90.
House-Mr. CAMPBELL rising to qu2s-
ton of privilege, offered the following:
WHEREAS. On the 22d day of May. Hon.
Mr. Brooks,and Hon. Lawrence NJ. Keith
members of this House from South Caro-
lima, and other members, either as princi-
pals or accessories, perpetrated violent
assault o. the person Of Hon. Charles
Sumner, Senator of the United States
rom Massachusetts. while remaining in
his seat in the Senate Chamber, and while
in the performance OF his duties as Sena.
ator: Therefore,
Resolved, That select committee Of
five members be appointed by the Speaker
to investigate the subject, and report such
facts in reference to it as in their judgment
may seem proper and necessary for the vim
dication of the character of the House.
A point Of order was raised, and a long
debate ensued.
Mr. CAMpDELL modified the preamble, by
omi,,ing the words, whereas it is represented
on the 22d day Of May, Mr. Kelth's nam.
The resolution then passed by 81 to So
During the proceeding, Mr.. Brooks remark
ed that no man except himself knew when
or where the intended assault was to occur,
~ MIR. K said hp did not see the begin.
ming Of It, He was behind the Presidents
chair ut the time.
Senate--Mr. WILSON briefly detailed the
circumstances attending the assault on Mr.
SUMNER, representing it as not only against
the rights of auv man, but also against
the Constitutions privileges Of the Senate.
Mr.. SEWARD submitted u resolution that
n committee OF five be appointed by The Pres
ident pro tenn, to inquire intu the circum.
stances, and that said committee be instruc.
ted to report facts with their opinions there
on.
On suggestion Of Mr.. MASON, the resolu
ton was Iamcnded. making commitiec elect
i've by the Senate, when Messrs. CaSs, Al
len, Dodge Pearce aud Geyer were elected.
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40 NcrvOVaS Sufferers,
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
READ TIL SO LID AND YOUNG .
nam N ao,rY1r,

Will restore gray Hair to its original color perma-
nent; made 10 grow upon bald heads, remove all
Jahdruh or tchng destroy all diseases of the scap
and If used say once or twlcc week regularly will
prevent the hair from becoming gray falling, to
any Imaginable age. Read the following testimonI-
,ls, aud We defy you I, doubt (Sa!s the 'WayerlI
dugazine:) s
Success to the genius whose tonic We say,
Turns back to its color the halr that was gray
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or The Circuit Court ofNew York has
discharged the Nicaragua Filitustets in
the absense of witnesses,
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HATCR'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
what Every Body Expected -!
EElggA THE PnESrx Book STORE, it

A7glkgA THE PHENIx Book STORE, it
Srf--WW l. seems, has discovered that it did
NIA<1hA3AN not carry ballast enough even to nav
gIt' in the 'st,rm" exc ted by its bombast. and
has taken the tow path and went to dry dock ofob
WON. That the scattered fragments of the craft have
hren TAX sn t. patch tho stock Of the RaUsHRd Book
Store" its FINANCIAL MEMBER" having CamOst T.
ranch.
HATCH. ever mindfil ofihe wishes and interests
of tho public, N knowing that something in the
Book and STATIONERY line would he expected by the
people Of Port &c County, is now receiving direct
from NV York arg, and carefully selected assnrt
meht of Standard School aud Miscellaneous Books Of
all sizes aud every style Of hindngand hnish Envrl
ops. Cap Letter Note Paper, of every variety; al
so Toys. Water Paints. Brushes, Pens, Pencils; iu-
deed. everything usually Kept in Toy and Book
Store. ~.
Ills books bought at largo discount for cash,
helIaving no '.fadaciai partner" u withdraw. He
pays no high retts. hires 10 fast young men, for
clerks hut Diet rminrd to cveis patrons the bone.
ftOf his cconimOcul arrangements.
Tint he dies this will be- proved to the satisfaction
of all thos, " ho putronize HATCIl'S BOOK STORE
MAY %, 1855. in RaVrnit.
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0T HERBERT, the member Of Congress
from California who shot KEATlY is, in pol.
ilics, Know Nothing. How do onr Know
Nothing friends of Portage like their broth
or
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BsonKsiElp. Mass, Ian. l9. 1875. n
Prof. Wood-De3r Sir:-tiaYtng made trial Of
youc Hair Restorative, 1t gives fe pfensnre ~ say
that its ef,t has been excellent in removing IL fam
nation. dnn,iruT. AID constant itching tendency
with which hwYe been ttoublrd from childhood. HBd
mas my hair which becoming gray to
Is original eoi0r have used no other article With
any thing like tho pleasures aud profit ..
@#G' Yours truly. "'
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M lLLOW WARE--WILLnw WAGONS,
w Willow Cans wdh P.lt,nt Leather top', al
Without; Willow C!r,irs, Crad $. Kuifj fruys, &c,
for sale at the lowest figures at the
RAVENNA RO0K STORE.
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NODFISH. TROUT and WHITE FISH
" iust recs ived I'D for sale by , 49,
May 90 "a. STRhAtoh Dai.i l--lsD " ~
GALT. WHITE LIME & WAFER LINE
\ M.e t'Es = s'"''" ~ sTiREAToR, DAILY eco.
T Doz, Of Wheeler g.
" cketts celeb ated pi,ut0rs Just received aud
for sale by t@, STkEAT0K. DAILY 4 co.
MALL PAPER and WINDOW HANG.
w lsGs, new supply and beautiful patterns. just
Ma, 10 '' STEEAroR, DAfLY 4 co.
-CHEEsP SHEARS Wilson'S best Sheep
~ shenrs Just received by . 81
May 90 SfRBAToR. BAlLY. y. .Co.
UEADY MADE CLOTHING, eau at III
LII times be found ut very low prices
May 90 STREAFoR, DAlL9 q W..
I INSEED, OIL for sale by
IL sTREAToR. DAILY &1co. d
ZINC PAINT, White Lead, and all other
~ Kinds OF paiats sefiipg low ut .. ,k.
.CMoKING TOBACCO by the pounda d,
Hk1TT1f 80 ys w RSbptEs'B.
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THURSDAY, MAY %. 1886.

DRMocRATIc PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRs FOR
OHIO.
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OLOCKS, WATCHES AND JRWEL.
" RY-A choice assortment just rcreivcd. Watches
aud Jcwelry repairing by an experienced work at
the kAVENNA BOOK STORE
NJ y % 1916
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MUSICAL ms rR UMENTS - Vioins,
l Ac,ordeons. Flute. Flfcs &C.. Violin aud Guitar
St'ins5, Violin Bows, Blit,s, Nc, just oPGned NJ
the a KAVEANA BOOK STORE.
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| ETTER WRITERS--Can find anything
Ia they want in tha wa! of nice lap LATTER, Com
MsRcIAL NorE, PLAIN AND EMBOSSED NoTE PAPERS
ENvELOps ALL SIZES aud til bc>t qualities. 1T the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE
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Pastor Of the Orthodox Church. Broak field.
From Tie Editor Of the Real Esate Ad0'r q Seh00i

Pastor Of the Orthodox Church. Brohkteltt.
From the Editor the Real Estate Seh00t ST.
HasToN March 90, 1854.
Prof. Wood-neir Sir:--ilaving beeoipe Irema-i
urrly quite gray 1 WAS induced, some six weeks
since: to make trial of your hair restorative have
used less than two bottles. but tbe grit! hairs baSca
Disappeared: and although N! lai' has not fully at
tainpdits hrigiusi col,r. theproecss ~ chpige is
gradually going on, aud haze graat hopes that In
shnrttime my hair will bs MS dark as formerly.
have ais, been much gra titled at the healthy moisture
aud ygor of The hair, which before was harsh and
.ry and II ha ceased 10 come out us foTmerly. IL
Rospectfhlly you.s u. q. NJ RUFF.
Address q. .J. WO0D " Co, 3l6 broadway IN. ",
,nc "a Mark ct street, st. Louis. Mo- Sodnt manu-
q .Gaeturerssprices by -st Or. G. H. KElSER. 4
Whoes he Agent. 140 Woodstreet. Pittsburgh. !
" m For sale by BELDING u PRENTICE, No 9 /
MEDIC ATED INHALATION FOR THE POOREST.
Sale OF Real Estate by Order OF -,
Probate Court.
oN theg0th day OF June. 1876, between the hours Of
10 clock A N and 4 O'Clock p M, on the premises.
will be offered for sale the following decuased real es
tate as the property OF William Selby, deceased, to-
wit: III lot number ihirty-three IN the township S
Paris I'm P0rt,ge county. bounded east by has
OF said lot, north by the centre of the road running east
and west through suiot. west by lund in the same lot,
decide to Rho Selby, aud soutbby band belongiHg To-
I0sephus Holister containihgab thirty acres.
Appraised u $500, ~ ELlzABETH SkLBY,
Administrative
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o1r The prizes u Bread i falling rapidly
q Eurses
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SCHOOL BASkETS--Rv Rvticult, Travel,
~ iha. " orR Card. Fruit and Toy Btskets every
sly ana quality just reed frnn the mport.r at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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The JUEE NUMBER of Harper, common
/ crsa new volume. Now is the time t. sub -cribe
and get your numbers bonrtat HALF PRICE. ut the
RAXENNA ROOK STORE.
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EANCY STATIONERY--Letter Papers,
l. Norg PApEas. PLAIN FANCY AND EMBossED EN
vELrPs selected with great Gar the Retail !rad5 at
The RAVENNA booh HIohh.
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sENAToRIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MlLLER, Butter.
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TWENTY PATTERNS Willow BASKETS,
i inst r..cslE cd al tla RAKENAA HOOK sTOhE.-
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Phy sicans and SurgsOns--0ffcc over Beldhg's Drug
Stnr Ma q. Phehlx Block, kayolia, Ohio.
MAY 90, 1856 N ~
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EANEhAA nI]ln;k S.T0llE E1plS.
I9Fig31 rl,HE pROpRlETORS take
OUR BOOK TABLE.

OUR BOOK TABLE.
New PupIIcArtoNs REGULARLY RECEIVED AND AD
vERIisED IN THE SENTINEL.
SALAD FOR rue SnrIAL-By an Epicure, ,
SALAD roR THE SoiLrARV-By th1 auth"r ol''oa'1"
for the SurIdi.'
A DEFENSE or AMERtcAH poLLcy--By 7 Whitney.
tuRisr!sE. or WOMAN TRAILS AND TRli MPEs-B!
Laura fmrtSs
MaJoR JoNEs SKETCHES or AvEL-Being an ac'
countofhis tour from G .orgiu 10 Ganua.
REpREsENrAT,vE WoMEN-Ry the author OF 'Flush
Times "
WoonIlLL. or the ways of Prov idCnce.
MY FIRST SE.soN--By Beatrice Reynolds
Just op ~. Il ut til, RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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UARpER'S MAGAZINE. - REGULAR
Ill SUBSCRIBERS FOR HARpER's MAG AztNE HAVE THEIR
NuMBERs BOUND AT HALE PRICE, at the
MAY ~ ls56 RAVENNAr BOOK STORE.
HARPER FOR JUNE-is ready for Gus
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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A, BELDiEG NJ. y, c, s. LEONARD, M.
BELDING g. LEONARD,
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/, Charrsuwn. on the 10Th inst.. Mrs. IREEK srr.,
wifI of orang, Steel, aged 81 years.
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Fresh Drugs s Medicines

MAHOGANY PALETT3. Pallet Knives,
LII Pai.ts, Artists Brushes and Canyassnt
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DIED.
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q NALT. WHIFE LINE & WAFER LIME
~ :eIt CONSTANT! Oh hahd y ,,s,>.,,v .<,o
MAJ 20 SlREA1oht pall-f W v.
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The Stoppage at the Arm ories.
;. 1 = { I u dIih
JOEL HIATT
be Springfel4 ReguJlicaa saxs:


ave have learned that the proof of the po-
htical nature OF the movement in stopping,
the armory here las turned up at once. We
had no doubt that j; would come. but sup
POSED that it would not be brui.ed boldly
On Saturday evening last. the srmorers had
a jolIfcation and a bonfire over the passage Of
the Army bill. After this they called on Gen.
" Whitney. who made them speech in which
he took repeated occasion to inform them that
no man who had abused him ia his absence,
or had teregrsphed te the Republicans in
Washington TO stand firm 10 their principles,
should ever work under him at the ramory
again for an hour. Comment is unnecessary.
There IS 10 be 10 further political liberty at
the armorv. Politics are qualification for
making muskets. The job has net paid at
any stage of its progress; but this musket will
kick the party with recoil that will be felt,
Whom the Gods would destroy. they first
make mad"
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H A meeting Of the Committee on In
dian Missions appointed by tho Friends de-
nomination Of Indiana. Baltimore and Ohio
districts, will meet in Waynesville today. to
hear the report and sts,amen. OF jeremiah A.
Hadley, their agent at the Kansas Mission.
recently destroyed by the Border huffians
Wednesday. Hiss,ory will probably be pub
lished in full shortly The Indian Committee
consists of twenty fvo or thirty Of the leading
brethren and sisters Of the church, who had
the guardianship of this Mission. which was
begun over forty years ago in this State. and
subsequently, " hen ,hs Indians migrated west
ward, was removed TO Kansas. under letters
patent from the Honorable Lewis Cass. then
Secretary Of War. Senator Page, got. last ses-
sion. bill through the United States Senate.
granting the mission Pre- emption right 70 the
lands on which il was located. but this bill
WAS not passed by the House
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For the Palladium.
Southern Democracy.
CONCLUDED

CONCLUDED.
About three years ago, An old colored wo-
man, scarcely able to earn her living, came to
aFriend's house in that county, and wanted
. home. The proprietor agreed to take her.
and pay her what she might be worth over
her board. She remained there until about
three weeks ago, at which time, whilst the
family was absent at meeting. two men came
to the house and claimed her as slave Of Mr.
-, drove her on foot before them for about
eight miles, and lodged her in Jail. though at
the time she was complaining, and hardly
able to walk They came while the family
was absent merely because they did not wish
to do mean act publicly. The owner. who
lives in an adjoining county. | believe, doubt
less knew where she was. but did not want
her. she was likely to be more expense
than profit soon. He now threatens to en-
force the law agans, the individual for hiring
his slave, without his consent, and as the law
attsches a penalty of not less than one nor
more than five dollars for every day a slave
Is harbored or employed, this deed of human
Hy may cost the benetactor from one TO FIVE
thousand dollars.
Now ! presume there are few who have
lived under the beugnant smiles of free insti-
iuuons, that will condemn this act of human-
ty, done in ignorance of the violated law. but
remember that human slavery is so holy
hing that the law says, wo to him who even
ignorantly lighteus its burdens.
VIII the freemep of the North be longer
daped by the specious title of Democracy. 5"
into the support of that demon which now
stalks SO boldly forth in the Southern portions
OF our confederacy, and has already extended
his poisonous fangs 10 grasp in his dire
embrace? Instance the case of Passmore
williamson Shall we cherish him in the
name of liberty until he gnaws out the very
'lias Of our republic?
ie Democrats. whose svmpathies ara so
awakened for the slaves that YOU want to
transfer them 10 the genial chimes of Kansas
where they may luxuriate in the expanding
resources of her fertile soil. and vet not add
one 70 the number OF slaves. for this was the
logic Of Judge Perkins, and it woull be as
true IN iac. It not in degree il applied to the
transfer Of wheat as slaves. and certainly is
not better logic than we >h 5uld expsc. from
ihe school boy who has learned lis .nulipli-
eaton table, w entreat YOU be not too
partial IN Your sympathies bat remember
Ihai your sons and daughters who people that
territory, and obey the Injunction 10 earn
.neir bread by the sweat Of their brows will
oe held by the ruling class To be little better
man their slaves, and they will b, treated &C
eordinsiy, for all places of power. trust or
en,oiument will be filled by Shareholders. who
WI ehectuaily interdict free schools. free
speech and even free thought, and thus thev
WIZ doom society TO that degeneracv which
~" marks the South, and that soil which
HTuio blossom as the rose, would premature
!! oecome as the barren fields of Virginia.
). WILSON.
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= Good Take off, on Clay.

Early yesterday forenoon small crowd at
the Bramoic House corner were gathered
around plain boxing countryman who was
reading from a small hand bill circular,
containing in substance the letter OF -. ID =
D., as published in the Jour7laE few days
since. The letter, as readers VIII remem-
ber is addressed 10 James B. Clay, the de
generate sol Of a noble Sire" who now fra
terniz-s with the hounds who pursued his
illu>trious a,i.er to the very threshold OF the
grave As the coun;ryman was reading, Mr..
Clay, who j. stopping al the Brambie, hea ing
hrs name spoken approached the crowd and
interrupting the reader, inquired what II was
why" said the countryman, who, OF course.
had no idea that he was in the presence OF the
distinguished gentlemen himself. its a
mighty good thing on that prodigal son, Jim.
CLAY, who's been bought up BY the olt liners
to come over md help carry Indiana lis
id good" said lie warming up with the
subject Clay igh:euei himself. VI pom
pouslv. and with an ann'hilatag emphasis
and imperious gesture replied, Il NJ
JAMES b CLAY, SIR" The countryman.
nothing abasHed by the plantation manner
Of the august individual in whose presence
he thus unexpectedly found himself, cooly
surveyed him from head TO foot and placIn z
hi, thumbs in his vest, threw himself back
a Ia CLAY. and assuming as near as possible
his tone and gesture, responded. THE HI
YOU AREn and quietly added, II had no
idea the old stock was quite near run out =
The manner Of the countrvman was IBlmlt-
able. aud the Joke 50 broad that the whole
crowd, old liners and all, Joined in the laugh.
and Clay beat retreat.-La fagstts JonrsaL
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Ages have rolled, like cleuds, away,
Since in thy pass. Thermopylae:
The Spartan chainless heroes died
Died for their laws and liberty.
Poets have sung in matcbess strains,
In commendation and applause,
OfSpartas brave three hundred band,
Who died obedient to her laws
Thermopylae's a household word,
Wherever freedom has a friend
That will excite to noble deeds
The brave and good, till time shall nd.
Ave long as in human breast,
Survives the love of liberty,
Will live thy name, Leonidas,
And flourish thine, Thermopylae.
So in the freeman's heart of hearts,
Will live lamented Shombre's name,
For nobler than Spartan he,
And worthier of immortal fame
Brave hearts and true that warmly beat.
High in the cause of truth and right,
Are bea ing now like mnffied drums,
For him who fell in Freedoms fight.
o. if thy name, Leonidas,
Is worthy oil eternal lame;
Thine, Shombre, thine shall surely he,
ADother never-dying name.
Thou who so chcerfully could'st die
For Freedoms bright and holy cause,
Millions to come shall bless thy name,
ln words of glory and applause.
0lfrecdom champions bold ana true,
Have died for thee in every age,
Some heros name, u beacon light,
Ilnmines history's every page
To guide our feet in freedoms way,
Confirm us in their holy truth,
Give glory to the brow Of age,
And fill the fiery heart of youth.
Lamented Shombre's dying words,
On history's storied page shall shine,
With light that time shall never dim,
A glory that shall ne'er decline.
The sons Of Freedom proudly gaze
Upon his name, for it shall be
The light that warns their spirits up,
To deeper love of liberty.
Lewisville, lud., September, 1856.
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~ The Pittsburgh Gazette says that the
bases, political trick Of the present day. is the
abandonment Of FILLMORE by the Southern
Know Nothings. They forced him upon
also to adopt pro-slavery plsdorn-and now.
after having everything their own way in the
national organisation. they are dropping Fill
more and rulings over 70 BucHAHAs.
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II John Adams vas 81 one time callec

AF John Adams was 81 one time called
upon by some one to contribute to foreign
missions. when he abruptly snswered-'.I
have nothing 10 give for that purpose, bu.
there are here in the vicinity six ministers. not
one Of whom viii preach in the others pull
PIT. Now, Will contribute as much and more
than any one else 10 christiaui,e these SIX
elergymen'
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ohARLEs SUNSEs-A private letter from Cres-
SOU GATED the 9TH inst, informs us that Senator
s'nr uIlner had left that place for Washington. no,
'uiIy restored oGt very much improved.
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VALUE OF REPU UTAIIos.-Daniel Webster.
when young lawyer, was employed II = ease
for which be received fee OF eighteen doll
lars Later in life be was employed IN a SINH
lar case, aud received fee Of tive thousand
dollars, though he used the same brief which
he had prepare foF the frst case
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Lines on the Death of FL. j. Shombre
BY BENZ. s. PARKER.

4Go tell it in Laced;emon we died here in obedi-
.oce to her laws.-Spdrfans at Thermopyfe.
4Tell my friends | die cheerfully for freedom in
Ksosss-H J. .Shombre
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DIST Fist
I--Caarles " Newton. of 5-wun Laa:s. NIonong4-
2--Andr,w 5. Holden. o. s--Jas +. NeGver. Scott.
Harrison. 9-lsaac Parsons, Hanp-
John : Barnes. Marion shire
+R. ~. Caruthers, Mon lo-Jaincs B. kce, Pendle
o1-alia- ton
5--Jabu C=ab-rec Lee It--Iossph Kelly Russell.
5--kasa.0.4 GSorEe. Fay I2--jicaln Biz5s, Scott.
i-r. l5-E. I. Brandon, Preston
50 Andrew 5. Holden, Of Harrison, is the
elcctor for tie Norfolk Diarit. Suppose
Andy pays rs visit. We viii present him
with the hsndsomest coat made from The inside
oil the pine and the outside of the goose that
he verlaid eyes on. So, come along. Andy"
We take the foregoing paragraph from the
Norfolk Argus-a decided and thoroughgoing
democratic paper, and a warm supporter Of
Buchanan. We presume i, speaks by the card
especially when we consider that erery ere
or tie a52ps Frsaf0at electors acre democratic
msasjsrs ot tie Iastlegislature. And what is
more. thty constitute that Black Lis: OF Thr-
teen" who voted against the bill providing 2
for the protection of the slave property of the
Safe, We always knew that il Fremont
electoral ticket should be formed in Virginia.
it would most certainly be gotten up by, and
be composed of democrats. And sure enough
il has turned out just we anticipated. Ill
the Fremont electors an Tirginid are Demo
Gratis Voters of Virginia and the South,
bear this in miud-NorJoik Herald
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
Fremont in Virginia.

"a Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket
has been formed for this State The following
is the list complete. save two electors for the
lar,
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