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BY GoDDIS 4 APPERsoN. Accrs.

Bf GoDDlN APPERsoN. Arcrs.
~ BILE LOT ON THE DOCK, ADJOINING SHIP LoCKs-A,
Commissioner appointed by decree the
oDd pronosnesd on the 2d Novber 1876 in the
son. Pages kc shall
the premises. FRIDAY, day Deeeber 1855 al
" o'clock M fair, the day really valuable
lot Al the ship lock Of the Richmond
o. street ai lest running back OF Irregular depth
dock and Icing the os the
Of The city Of hehmond In the off, Heath Pager
estate
TzHxs0ue fourth cash; balance at g. and
table notes interest addd with condition payable credit
the above salt In the Bank I'm
s paid, and a conveyance directed BY The Court.
lr.--.- - ANDREW JOHNSTON Con'r.
Sale by Gopprs 4 APrkrsox, Auc;s. -
deis-ids.
ha desirable 10; Of ground nearly opposite the lock
Richmond Dock lying between
side Pear street bounded By Cary street on
the West by the property warrk the south by
The line OF the York River r. aud
IL Is spacious lot and desirable many purposes plat the
same will b. prepared and exhibited sale.
TkHss-onefo1rth cash. balance IL months for ne
goaee notes, Interest added, secured te
talned. GODDIN APpERst1y I,ct.
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AUCTION SALES.

n - q ~ -. a..a
GaMtntE - az. Az AUCTION.
H'lttstAft<h DE- sii-~l sN,,-k- s1~.x A..
" ueos,srs. an .s-essssos q rsc<sss<'srsT TT'>
80 h.Es tsxn.xua md Lava en-, - 80
10 Ne Rectinsd wntsky
ia thsl and han -. sia re wns-S~
ivp ees y n Ram
- packages Brandy
loo do errss aud mach N
Wrapping -rsr>r 80 =
Cap .nd Letter psp<r f.'s ~ 81 -
Neu Rice, +. p
s.ees sdss ana sss.sssrs ff,.r
owe on ,..sI .,iI1 rl.-.I -
L,s.peoi ane and grDuni Ais~. sHh, A.
Ts,as-under too cash tioc .od ov,r mann. .vu. a.
p,oxed paper - pAvrNroKr. LLLTN = CO. As~ssV
dsie pivksroRr. ALEX 4 co. A,.,..
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NEW GOODs-nEC-Is-Is

4NhOs PRICE CO. opening goods for the
winter trade Among those just found La
furs IN variety, such Stone Martin, Martin Russia
sash Lyons, vsorinss and CansLOng shAws.
osks Hosiery Of all kinds Velvet Bonnet do Blask Ia
ssi BLACK Thread do. ke, &c Figured and Plain
coks Cameres and Mouslnes, VaencIes
And Mudns Curtains, Curtain Dama Lnseys Ksrseys Bed
Anke negro Blankets hc they great bargains
70 men they Invite the attention Of their public
a IN
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FREsH yaCIyE y,,,,Ts
oENrLEMEN's FURNISHING HOUSE,
JOHN POE. JR

"N|e"i" HAZE oAfs, UMBRELLAS FURNISHING GOODS Ac
No. BaLLaRD HorsL,
uIAvIN0 established himself Al the .,ov. to..,,..
iels, eau from those Of his friend, who Bsy van,
Strangers visiting e city aas Il 10 their n,.,.,, u ., ~,
a sy can select from egfirefV nsso r.
please. - ~ " p'N'' ""''h cannot fti 70
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By THOMAS v kxrsEs, ayr.

tumee vIth Geo , Sumner No - Ps.vi st)
LMaNITyRE f'OH az ar a QrIOy-Nr
Benjamin lloyd Belt. bcisr m nc,-. hlh
he now occupies Of Main srs. And ~, h,~
able 70 procure this lam. t.r-fr. ~ h.
,staes s be sold on THURSDAY ornsr nsst D-crmh-y An,
M commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 81 hh Of Main
ani seond streets all The need Furniture In hs
shh vas hsd y e hate VIM <ppsrd rrussss Coz
Mrs Eleanor Belt IL
Bureaus wardrobe Dining rshs B,ds~.x Ha, u.n.-.n-
Chairs: Rocking Chairs;
set OF Dining China Glassware, Ac., Ac -
attend the sale. - - - f''''"-S "' w" !"
credit Tor approved nego<Isbs paper. - ~
rw N. COLEMAN
. sale conducted By rHos. W Ksrskf Auef s.is
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NOTICE no TAx-rAYERs.-Pur.assss to an or.

NOIItE 10 TAN-PANEHS.-Pursuan 70 on orr
~ dnanee passed lib q January, ISIS, v
Collectors ONCE In the CITY Hsu. 18Th
elusive receive the Remaining bali u persons
ars entitled 70 deduction Of 10 cent BY having previously
PAID The hrsi half in June
JULIUS A. HOHsON O. @. X.
" II WI be from The above that The Collector
70 attend At he one om ne 18Th TO Sist q this mouth 70
January term 81
The Hsngs Court, he required ordinances advere dn.
qurnt real estate 70 Be d for
have done vii necessity pafinK tr
taxes viii ~ impossible thsm
fore he advrriscs fdet-iml J. A.. q. o.
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K& CoNsUMpTIoN CURED.

II CONSUMPTION CURED.
Ns>--~ BE NOT DECEIVED by base limitations. HEGEMAN
CLARK cos GENUINE COD OIL never dsappOnts
nine years experience has proved Others and
only reliable cure for CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious oil market
with seal OIL whale OIL &c &c be taken to
procure the Genuine.
Our Oh made at factory In Newfoundland aud each
bottle has signature cork BE careful 10 get IrcKu.x
CLARK Co. for since the Of Ma RusHrS partner
there has been article called Rushton which In no
way connected with X. c. a Co. or n. O. a Co.
Sold by PURCELL LADD co. and by Druggist, generally
oc23-9m--fPl
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III ECruuE.-YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
IL The fret Lecture Of the will deli
ysr by Oliver n d~n Rq The African Church on FRIDAY
ev.ning Dee. 1871 At ~ o'clock.
svBJtrr-" sPIHIrUALIsM."
Members procure tickets from the
the rooms Of the Association. ~
Tickets Of admission be procured PRINCIPAL
a. The Exchange Hotel Iaey Rnbnson
Baker, and NJ the door ~
Pficr Of tickets POI scioot.
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ELoAks- tLoAKS.-we have lev ladies' cIoats
delo 9. HAErwELL co.
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"M. =. PHILLIPS. GENERAL AGENT AND COZ
w LtCIoR, (i the Oh stand ~ the Goutln With
shon ne hss been associated for the last yeas viii con.
nue 70 transact the business
living out NeEroes Renting Collecting Claims ~
every VII give his prompt bpes,
entrusted 70 bis care and 70 special Servants IN
sNsucss So
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~ Mothers Breast Cloths.

We haye supply OF these Invaluable article. on hand and
"a. inc attention o the public TO the advertisement
"'ne, column. 49, MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
D' lS6 Main street northwest corr Of iOth
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FREsu sUPPLY OF CHOICE
ID r. Y CT O O ID s.
PRICE, BAYLY 81 WATKINS,

ID II Y CT O O ID s.
PRICE. BAYLY & WATKINS,
NO. ISL MAIN STREET.
receiving he
w and beautiful Goods -
Rich velvet and cloth CoAks nd TAluas
Elegant fancy silks and SILK Robes
White and colored MORE Antiques
Super silk and WOOL vAlsnclAs
French printed Mousine DeLsnes
Stella Saws
bonnet Trimming and Velvet Ribbons
Black threadiaee Wells
Real black thread Lace
Linen Bobhin Eielng
White and black Berhas
Black Lace Collars
French EnbroldeFies, In sets
Ladies' and mems French Gloves
Ladies castor calf aud kid Gauntes
Black SILK Mitts
Laiies' and mems l.. G. HdkE
Dress Trimmings, Ia variety
Belts, Tassei Buttons, Braids, &c
which make our large fancy Dry Goods
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ftuRE YOUR col DS.oau Drops. a.sorted q. sors Ja-
- ubs Paste "a Paste, Jelly Cakes Juinbs Drops nokrhound
por T.seed Drops Lemon Pepper ssd Cream Drop. Ho.t
houn Lemon, paxsed and Winter Gfeen Candy Also Cough
Csady Az very and eceut IN curing colds Pssh
mauu.actured, for sale By
dss LOUIS J. RossIEux
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RcusoSD. Dec. 18th, Is56.
IN - NOTICE.-The subscriber would mos, resurr mi
" call the attention want Of the best double
sole Boots ana Haisrs, either that he
Iney are made BY Mons Ms Paris expressly
70 my order and vii b the last OF
ter wear that VIII be received this season A.o on hand
large assortment Of Cent? doubsole. Kind
pre-s ioots Gates and Shoes, Of 10 wbi
would most respectfully call the want Of poo,
SHd Shoes N sup erior quality ALFx HILL
Manufacturer AMI Importer
dec 10 lgI Main s,ress p,sLwaI,a
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CLOSE OF NY FOURTH ANNUAL sfOvE CAMPAIGNS
Two insure customers comfortable and therors Merry
~ Christmas, II constantly wood:
Pyramids and Radiators FOR coal Portah,e Crates combining
cheerful open Gre uh economy Portable ea~rs
for warming several passages
ard convenient and less expensive rnaces especially
trahic 10 n hired Gslvanr-i
squaci fo baking and roasting reference oe
vho have hem IN Also direct csbrsted
stove Range end furnace Factory the Hsrov
dencc,
Al o. Which win furnish supsrar qua-
" q casting be aforisd cile..
Repairing Pieces or an the abovenaed awaysn orc,
rcady for customes without the delay required 10 them.
Tfankfu for IN endsavor orders
promptly, heretofore. GEORGE sTARuETf
de9 ffee No. 49,
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JONES & DEANT.
GENERAL AGENTS Ann COLLECTORS,


- teH more IN ~ The
~ Ne contemplate matnE
PaTimen are oHnr ~ kinds Capt. and Rug At srss,
retced prces Cash huyers vi pleas. thc for
All are Sold ~ u Is our determination 70 close oct
- g. A dwA1KrN
deio a.rk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


NM take pleasure In announcing
w generally that opening large and brss;!u
assortment OF tHey ookssu for
1e extensive than We have offered before market
81. = ~,
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GENERAL AGENCY, &C.
HILL RAWLINGS, GENERAL AGENTS AND col.
fCtOks attend % Hiring Negroes Renting GOT ous
and Collecting Claims Of every description.
a. RICHARD NIL Ja
dclV-dtcSm v. a. RAWLINGS.
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II i9UOHs AND wINEs.-Imporsi Fseneh Brandv
oa.d Dupny Go Scotch WHISKY, Holland Gin kfcdeIrs
shery aud Port Wines Domestic Pale DraoJy yi,g
Psaeh and Apple do, Old Family Rye Magnolia whI.ly
d.Iy sizER PuAUP,
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GTEAuHOAT Fon sALE.-rhe own. =. .

between PORT Walthan and Norfolk oGer The
boat and her Furniture for sale
~ ioowt; Length us fee breadth beam (exeiuvc IN gnss,
9eetO inches depth Of bold Inces bnrrn QS ia oi
1s3s. 49, - '~"' w W" '''N ."
The Wheel houses joine work. made new within
ne pa years. also new and main decks
clamp umocr braces Ac Has large be antf ana
on ne main deck and spacIous ladies'
Fcnuemhs cabin and forward cabin beiou
oa oer shop Kitchen Ac the guards
yenenee required y passenger boat she IL furnished
ooatyau boas We prearrvers force pumps hose accor
dance With The ac Of Congress Low pressure engine IN
order cylinder Sl' inches diameter ~ leet sroke uro,
ron ,h,h and new Wheel. Of the very dcp
Rannie Nae Of Philadelphia aud require rep,rs
econom cal In The consumption o. fuel speed the boat
about ~ miles hour. She Insured against nJ m
me rss Ne POLICE. Tor Which Dc not expire until Sep, m
The boat can be examined further particulars known on
application TO The undersigned At Richmond, Va.
TIIOs. DODANFAD
delI-lW Supt Richmond NJ petersiurg II
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~ oTraCE.-viRGINIA IRON MINING AND MANuFAc-
IShlNu CoMPANf-Th, books subscribing the ock
% SopanT as directed by the Code Of Virginia
-ro me company VIII be the in
ond and at the Virginia liouSe on Isth and s
Gays o, January next from 10 A NJ xh.rr "
oninnIs.
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MILES, MULES AND HORSES.
n gNh HEAD OF No Kentucky MULES, Just re- n
wv ceived and for sale exchange. Also lot MS
OF ane single and matched harness HORSES on my 10
usual accommodating terms. Apply to
d-3-u EDWIN wAIKrp Pr.rIuu -,
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UN.AtuEn WANTED, 70 take chargc ola School 1t
Tree W. three ues below Rehond. graduate of ne Va
w " 1890 ~
det8--u FrANrIfS srr.pUs
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
The DECLARATION OF ISDEpEsDENcE

The DECLARATION OF lNDEPENDENcE
UNcoNsTIrUTIoNAL.-Mr. Breckenridge,
the Democratic candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, in speech recently delivered in
Ohio, made use Of this language:
Look at the principles Of this party
(the Republican,. Listen TO the iguominy
and reviling which they combine to hurl
on your sister States. We are told thai
the Declaration Of Independence is EN-
bodied in the Constitution Of the United
States ! The Declaration is an abstrac-
tion. Put it into the Constitution and
what would follow II would follow
that the Constitution must protect every
man in his right to life, liberty, and the
pursuit Of happiness = You
would find it interfering with the nsttu
tions of the States, and il would lead oul
country rapidly to destruction. But why
do calculate upon what Il would do =
Long before this our Union would bt
obliterated forever. II would become at
intolerable and hateful as lis past hal
been beneficial and glorious. gtsg
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81 --Noon.-Flour
firm sales Howard Street and city mills
at $6,75 wheal--sales red al 81 .4Oal, As,
and white 81, ,53al'6O; whisky firm at
Sic for Ohio.
New YoRk. Sept. 27, Noon - Cot
ton, l25 for middllpg Orleans middling
l24 fair upland l3i Aour--sales State
at $6'4Oa6, so ; and Ohio Sc, ,65a6, ,85; red
whea, $l55al,57; white $l,65al, SO {;
corn 7Oa7 lc do mixed 66c mess pork
$2O, ,l2d whisky 81 ] .sHr
--.PHlLADELPHIA, Sept. 27--Noon--Cot-
ton firm, but the high rates demanded by
holders tends to restrict operations: The
stocks are new and much reduced and
The new crops come forward very slowly
Sales fancy Genesee at 1915; oats 39a
4Oc per bushel /; clnver seed S77,25 per
Ga lbs timothy do. dull a, $3a3,50 {;
whisky, sales Eastern prison 36a37a38.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
The British ROYAL Family

the education Of the royal children be-
ing a matter in which all must feel inter-
ested, a few details Of the manner in
which the day Of the royal scholars is di-
vidcd, NAV perhaps be entertaining to
readers. These children are eight in
number, from sixteen 10 Two years Of age.
VIA daughler--a son--a daughter--a
son-two daughters-and two sons. A
primary regard is paid to moral and reli-
gious duties. They rise early. breakfast
at eight, and dine at one. Their various
occupations are allotted out with almost
military exac,ness. One hour finds them
engaged in the sludyof the ancient, anoth-
er Of the modern au hors; their acquain-
tanceship with languages first founded on
thorough knowledge Of their gramati-
cal construction, and afterwad familiar
lied and perfected by conversation. asf
Next they are trained 10 those military
exercises which give dignity and bearing.
Another hour is agreeably filed up with
the lighter accomplishments of music and
dancing. Again the happy little party
assemble in the riding school, where they
may be seen deeply interested in the va.
rious evolulions of the menage. Thence,
whilst drawing and the further exercises
Of music the lighter accomplishments call
off the attention of their sisters, the young
princes proceed to busily engage them
selves in carpenters shop, fitted up ex.
pressly for them a, the wish of the royal
consort, with tuning lathc and tools
essential to "a perfect knowledge Of the
craft. Thus they early besome not only
theoretically. but practically acquainted
with the useful arts of life. .,sg.a ~,
A small laboratory is occasionally
brought into requisition, atl,he Instance
Of their royal father, aud the minds ofthe
children are thus led up from con,em
plation of the curioslies Of chemical SCI
ence and the wonders Of nature to an ln
quiry into their causes. Thus the young
carpenters and students throw down thei
saws and axes unbuckle their philosophy
and shoulder their miniature percussion
guns, which they handle with the dexter
ily of practical spOrismcn, for shooting
stroll through the royal gardens. TIN
evening meal, the preparation for th'
morning s lessons. and brief, religious in
structinn closes the day.--LondOn Cour
Journal. .apG O. lptuNa
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
Gelegrapgt.
New York items.

New Yong Sept. 9e.--Fhe BROOKLYN
Board of Health, report tworeases Of fs.
vef in ths'city proper, incIuding one death
-4One new case at the Relief Hospital,
Fort Hamilton. !
The Baptist Church on Jamaica Plains
was burn last night fred BY an incen-
diary : loss $4,000, Insured for $4,000.
New York, Sept. N he steamship
Illinois, from AspinwalI, is signalIed be-
low, and will reach her birth between
three and four o'clock, She, will bring
San Francisco dates to the 5th inst.
The Atlantic sailed at noon for Liv-
erpool. with nearly 100000 in spe.
Gle.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
Death of an Aged LADY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett, widow of the
lamented John Barrett, Sr., departed
this life, on the 4th inst, at The house OF
her daughter, in Wells Township, Jefer-
son County, Ohio, in the sOth year Of
her age. .r .... .,.
Mother Barrett, had The misfortune to
lose her eyesight some yeals before her
death, which was great deprivation.
She died of dropsy from which she suif-
cred very much for some time before her
death. But she bore all these grevious
Affections with great patience and Christ
ian forlilude, trusting in the Savior Of the
word for final deliyerance from them all
Her remains were followed OIL the mex
day by the surviving friends and large
and respectable procession Of sympa!biz'
ing neighbors and acquaintances TO the
family cemetery, on The farm where heI
husband and herself first settled wber
they came to the State of Ohio in the
year 1901. A very appropriate discourse
was delivered on the occasion by Rev
Mr.. Qulllin, of Welsburg, Va. -.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01

born facts, and showed most conc clusively
that the aims and objects of the Republi.
can party, are in strict accordance with
the principles of the fathers of our Re.
public, His address was listened Ia
throughout with deep interest.
The Committee on the formation Of
an electoral ticket, reported The follow.
ing - g.
Senatorial Electors ~
&C UNDERwoOD, of Clark Co.
Thomas. J. HEwIrr, of Hancock, Co.
l- District Electors.
g lst--Joseph Applegale.
2d.-Joseph Ludwig, 7 3
3d'--John Atkinson,
4th--GeOrge Whiitum,
z 5lh--D. H. Frsvil, .v-s7s0-7
6th--J d Brown,
7th--G. D. GilIingham,
~ s,h--George Rye, u
9th--Dr. Levi Pitman,
10Th Richird BRENNAN,
llth-O. W. Roberts,
l2th--Joseph Barr,
l9Ih-Asa Banning,
In accordance with resolution, the
Chairman. appointed George Rye, DR.
TDoburn, Thomas Hornbrook S. H
Woodward, Isaiah Cooper, and |. NJ
Pumprhey, State Executive Commit
lee.
On motion. ReSolved. That in relation
to the late alIempt to put down the Re
publican association in this city, we arr
happy to proclaim that those engaged il
the mob, and their endorsers. received nj
counlenance from the respectable citizen!
of this city. and that our worthy Mayo
in his proclamation has spoken the senti
ments Of great majority of he citizens
of Wheeling in regard TO the freedom o
speech. -.
.. JOHN H. ATKINSON, Pres't.
]. A. SMITH, Sec'y.
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A DuN.-If our subscribers, who are
in our bl for the True .Anerican, would
have the kindness to pay Nor the paper,
it would be acknowledged rs special
flavor at this time. We have some fifteen
hundred dollars marked on our books
against about five hundred persons resid.
ing in this and other States. Now, two
or three dollars is but a small amount,
and we presume there are many who
think it a matter Of no importance that
they should be prompt in sending so
small sum. But look at it Five hun
dred subscribers reasoning in that way,
while the editor is compelled to either
raise from thirty TO forty dollars every
week, or suspend the publication Of his
paper.
For six or eight months we have not
said anything upon this subject, and
hence our subscribers seem to take it fol
granted that we are publishing paper
as mere matter of recreation. Such is
not the fact. 1t. is labor for which we
must be compensated. Please send the
money you owe us, at our risk, and you
will be more than compensated by con
sciousness that you have discharged a
Just obligation. ... ...
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01

Buck GoRINo BREcK.--The reason as
signed by Mr.. Buchanan, 10 the Demo
cratic Club, at Philadelphia, for not ma
king them speech, tha, it would be a
breach Of etiquette, in a candidate. was 8
palpable. if not premeditated prong thrus
at Mr. Breckenridge. He is the only
Presidential stump candidate. ..
We know that after Mr.. Breckenridge
the Democratic candidate, for Vice Pres
ident, had presented himself in Pittsburg
at a Democratic Mass Convention some
Of our friends thought proper to invite
Judge Dayton, to'come to the Freemeh'
Convention, on the 18th. Judge Day,or
declined the invitation, on the .grtun'
that it would violate bis ideas Of tn,
decorum Of his position.--Pittsbmgl
Journal.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01

THEY ASK TO BE LET ALoNE.'-The
venerable Josiah Randall, of Pennsylva
mia, who has known all The Presidents,
we are told by The Democratic papers,
has made speech in Taminy Hall,
and uttered wha they call the eleventh
commandment--lhat is To let the South
alone. '.M, they ask is 10 be let alone,
says the venerable sage. While the
South are hesitating at no means to ex-
tend the institution of Slavery over free
territory, .7Hthey ask is TO be let alone.
when they are marching into free terri
tory, and seizIng upon The ballotboxes
and driving lIle free voters from The poles
al the poinlof The bowie-knife and them
selves voting insiead, without shadow
of right t" do so, '.4N they ask is. 10 b.
let alone When they sack aud pillage
and burn The houses of quiet freedom
loving cilizens aud then murder them
All they ask IS TO be lei alone When
they beset the highways, and rob ant
plunder northern emigrants, and send
them back whence they came, 'GH theJ
AK is to be let aIone.'3 When, by anC
by in fnflment Of threat often repeat
ed. they attempt to call the roll Of theil
slaves on Bunker Hill, 'cRftsy ask 10 10
be let alone.' I'D, 81.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01

LA BRooKs,-One day last week, as
we learn from the Cincinnati Gazette,
Judge Walker, editor of the Enquirer OF
that city, the leading Buchanan organ in
the State of Ohio, attacked Mr.. Reed Of
the Commercial, in the vicinity Of the
Broadway Hotel, with heavy cane,
which be broke across his head the first
blow Mr.. Reed had no weapon. but
used his hands in defending himself until
the parties were separated, Judge Walk
er is much The superior of Mr.. Reed ir
physical strength. Neither party was
seriously injured. ....
So it goes. Judge Walker is from
New Orleans and would carry with him
one OF the peculiar institutions TO the
city Of Cincinnati, just as Mr.. Brooks
carries large bundle Of the same to ant
from Washington. Let US call the De
mocracy of 1856, "The Gutta Perchi
Democracy y'-Pitts. Journal
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
Democratic Mass Mestine.

WILLIAM SPORT, Pa, Sept. 2e.--The
Democratic Mass, Meeting, here, was
the largest political gathe ring ever con-
gregaled in the interior Of Pennsylvania
WIN. F. Packer presided Powerful
speeches were made by Col. Preston, of
KY, and Elk Governor Bigler, OF Penna.
josiah Randall and DaugherIg, of PhiIa-
idelphia, are to speak, to night. The
whole town is perfect jam, aud un-
bounded enthusiasm prevails. -e o.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-01
Further Of the Lake. Disaster. !. .

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.--Addiliohal pas
sengers saved &C. w. BoIIes, W. II.
Hamilton. Oxford N. Y; E. S. Ensign,
G. D. Adams, Chenango Co., N. Y;
John G. Lain, G. Thomas, Cato, N. Y. !;
Fred. Driscoll, Fulton, N. Y; Daniel
Lee, Waukesha. Wis. F. R. Hurlburt,
Mackinac @. H. Peters. Chicago; H..
Hely, Buffalo Francis Willard. brother,
and two sons, Platlsburgh, N. Y.