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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-20

q Mrs. Rusk, wife of Gen. Thos. j.
Rusk, U. S. Senator from Texas, died at
on the 25th of April.
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Let thy Servant now Depart in

st .a. 5s-gts.ys \ tIeaIL-Est}6 S& N6isufk&
Tile Wheeling Times Says and which we
say amen that Joshua r. giddings is out ii
con nsratuIatdry letter to his co. rstitdency
On The election Of Banks to tbs Speakership.
h g, is so unuttefably full. with joy atl he re
,su /, that we vtry nnch fear he will not be
he to contribute his usual quote to agita.
| n during Che present session. Josl VA is
now on the P'sgah Of his ambition, yandte
Isiles nothing more than merely to be pGrs
lln , i TO retire into the shades Of private
life, there TO eijoy The fruits and honois Of
Ibis prorat ted congressional services Let
| him 40 and j1y be with him TheqeountIy y
eansw u spare him. We onlyahope that he
Itnay i've long enough to see the fanaticism
which he has 81 ndiba.ed to nourish into
life, completely rooted out, and aconserva-
Live, national. U..ion loving, Constitutions
sa, tanning feeling, substituted in its place.
IIeswiLdsup his letter as follows: ~ -. n
i. ~Iregsrtl myself among the most fortu-
nate Of public men. have attained the
] highest point Of my ambition. ! am msatiGed,
4 And I'knoW hat The you will appreciate my
feelings, when express the, hope, that al
l ee expiration Of my present term Of Office.
liz may retire from public life-7step. aside
4 from public retuln to my humble
ihome-and, In chat retirement 50 congenial
n "a :. !, IA lfn VI enand @tha rarnainder of that
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Isi. SHBbDGN l. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
MI HENRY +. SEDAN, OF Hamilton.
81 DAVID Ci5NttiS, 6f Montgomery.
lib. l. u 1JpNAS Ss,H- parka. is r4al1si
5th tsiJN ARD FtlSrga. OF II III ialgsyF -srl
sfah MICHAEL Il DAVIS, ofCicrin5ht.
Th. WILLIAM ti}QiSSEN.sf w lffVn. 81 a'-i ~
Sill, WI LbG ! ~ kks.sStlSERs 81 E;lanlS. sa,gh
gth. GEORGE T.. SEENA, OF Seneca. .rf-...ss.
agtI. IEV {, f,DttNt;tN of Jacks5n. ~
. n A,i,FRfsn Yl1v EIGH, off'airiieIl. n l'irss
l2th, Ac0B Sl.Ytk OF Frahklin. .Ysgao cess
18Th. } DIN 'fIFFT. of-lluFQa, 49,, ..I, ,s-s.
Eiihf JtsiiiNiCs MYERS, of'AshiauE
I5il jtls hlii I} uRNJss. of GoshSctoh }fai 5'oh
lGth y yAAlilS NJ E,AlLDRlh 0isMotgan @ ags
1Tth. HEM tNtIN- F.. SPR1GGS, Of Noble. 7 n
lsah Aa.ps3lNSO HART, Of Portsgo 30
T9ih. llENRY IL DODGE. Of Guyahega s s@'
31th GEORGE. &. 1GilI.EGls Of Ashtabula, p.
2lst GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison. .-..
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By tho President Of the United
Etatfs az Ereriea.
4 PnarI.AMATION

Rifitfts HNicaiiNts tiAtSt b'''N Fu
tranquility and the Supg aacy a law I'd do
rrnilory Of Kansas are D. Y rs
r,.pfeh.nslL,e nets ur pu bpsvA II. psfspls
bnh within and without be san wlIp pre-
rpv to direct aud elpISt us r,ssessss's
ixilien By force: Il appearing that com5loa-
Iisn' have bren f,rm-d therein 10 resist the
execution of the territorial laws, aut thus
N fleet subved by violence all present
c1nstiuiippal and e.sRl salhqiy. 1t also
aP ehihg th.,i persoAs re hing without the
rltory. but ueaI- its -bor- -eEs. -sasslsapia'ei
ssmed interruption io AessaGaEsJ ll'efqol;
ais, oRRsar p lAst iss.er persons. laSase
itants ,vf leinple ales, .aie egIlss j sinsiney
,,siat men az prsyiHng Rr@st Tor the
s4ee Iuiposel and it fprfhEzsFRarinS
,hat combinations Silhin lie ,tlsRissy are
ealeeyoIing, by The essney qt slaiss'Ehs
a.ld otlisi vase, ~ ialacs individual Ssates
q shr paipn g. isssffsfea IN +Rs' sitdfs
thelsef. ~ ylola'lQn & lhss esl|sI'ia'lrHce.
t!e United Stat asoAs giy8i disc hs7
And whereas all such-plsHs-fer tie Jtter'
misstlsne@ sl,es Euaafe aaSlita6ons, Of aie
t2uiiofy.. ifeail q! Ito action from within
4hr saue ,wit eousti. ute die focta of in' urs
3easgm. ana, nlls4a, SiSlrouts li'at OF hiva'
siye, .qgg eis.ens aai sill lssiesehlfera ease,
justify and require the (nrclbe in erpisiioH
u che whole power of tlse general govern-
ment; as well to m ia'aia the laws Of tn,
TelliloFy. as lhgsc fihe Union:
sNus. therefore, !, franklin Pierce, Pres
ileat Of the United States do issue this my
pss. ,amasiun TO comma d all persons enga
.ulln unlawful. combinations against tie
con tiluted authority of the Territory oI
Kaiass or 0f7'the UFirc4 States 10 d,pers,
ae1 retire peaeeabIy y lleirrespsctise a
bpdes, and 10 wan hltsuch persons that any
atteapwt@ 8iHsurrec ion Hsaid sfti4isory o
aggressive inilasion into the same will Il
resis.tli Eot tRly IS The CmPIoym ut Of th'
heal militia, bat also By that Of any aya:la
Ill r rces cr The UoitA S.a:es, to lhe end 0
assuring immunity h4m syl,nee ana ful
protection TO lie ptrsQas, property, ana CT
vii rights Of all Peaesfal and llY abiding in
habitsnts of lhe 4TeliiefY. ID 1a ,s7ea
II. il any pFrt ofsthe u lion, the fury 0
f4slon OF fanaticisEn ittfltnat,I into disregard
81 Vie grest pfiatiplss 81 popular sovereign
t9 which uadei; lie cIns itutiol, are funla
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Detroit City Electioa-Great Ee

m0cratic Victory sv sw
The city election in Detroit is ftst ever,
aid the Free Press gives tle,resuit for All
dermap "a follows: slssc ayi,sa "a "a e.H~4
Democrats saess ae7s ses .a7 .1ts7
faSsonist5' itnH ies sifra 5a -'ia'''sa
Democratic maJ Itiiy 9
lits Free Press says these iary alf Ne
bra>kaaBeinosrats, aand theifF aiiteI majorii
ties ahioaafs VI near twelve @hlndred!--
THAT WilFi5for Deiroft. 0fsIfyds, lne Fp'
sion candidate elec5qI mayor. lie Free
Press says: s;si's Y "e'''''s r n, -,
..rwo yeafs ago be Wis eliscteJ Mayor yp ~
eleven httadred itns twenty n,sjbfity n Ills
II m4isgitY nav ydliaHfreds safel tfOfty7twe,
showing Il scss ofei lht AaalarassnIl aevea+
II eight. Then rs fegpged seEqlFEis lFEissw swaaredSs, iae
nov IL carries i've Y n \,
Detroit has been the great headquarters
Of The Kansas iniensiisrs and- thiS is their
lucls Abe lnnh i4,atlsc into cnsitj Is getting
rather warm fOp tllsfassivess siA Y ~ Y 7
A4-a aa .fAAsA1 " seta
Ma4sen9nf liz AdiinteFts.iap little gif1
IL Me4 AtesAa,lsr Tspths. fate cofoher q
ibis coaaty, asei ksoati hve years. was was
bnrntyiss4 IL sevey on 'rhursday evening
IAN. that she died on ihe following. Sunday
mst4tar 4Ear fa5thsr Vssdg staifs af Use
tins.aa Tive shlil gss liolf di l huAbsf I "
candies and stisseeIed III ytltlits them n
IL GrsF Tie Sfids IN the sisks burnt III
,nto nlllisme. 9Nifch cofhmuAfca "a 70 Ii
AVA II j acseaBss alarmed 'fhe 100 her
who hasssnsatoahe scene. Ahi szsiugdIsl!ea
,bs thsmssbs NgAgpag eioAf dfoapd i
Int hot asIaAss.hsaa arms Aaa aces ver: M
.,ers hssllys bsshea uisiasssAy Producing
,hs ,aelhnshaly yEesIlit above stated + !,
suppospd .si,as .ha cbiIa ialiaisd alIis nIaipss
fFon, aIls faet lhas ies tCn Nc was While an
IN, fsyn ths Tscs faat i was toraaeutsd
ritb so.. ts0s e,assAise uirst. -+sea. IN
ssE ka tV@ M89 ##A& "a
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y ar VNaighhor.

+ - w. AA4hfF
~ We had almost come ITO she lepnelu sion,
Itls .oahneighbor s(who pressnds 10 be the
very quintessenee Of fmodesty and deceucF,
had become'a i decent man. But in teading
ebe last number of bis paper, " ace thassEs
are Disappointed. He uses bstFonei Alsau-
MEsre and jhat islthewsrii aBM.sBsf So The
ass rtions n nt@emaas sweeks before fast,
We knew and gtiII Know to BE true. That
he can depend upon ppnIssss tarsvas VI gssa j.
saWe Had iasended "a replSvta discharges,
but alter naking them,abe 1wbfhss 80 pise.
IUtsIy fersas notso do II, ,athat We nave con:
csadsd Ii tise 4ES ptRsEas 81 our hart,. lo
fief III. :fPoOr devil slide this Ai@s wial'
ere expectation that he wiihtryo n improve
II'iis morals, in she. .lIauEaes glsaE ~, II y,
\ +ggAEx- GsveEneFg Msdili has taken 1 tfiF
% Florida for tIIs benefta Of his health,
which has been delicate for some Year,
past. sia asFa 4.
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Read and Think.

You who are in:lined TO believe in the
dangerous doctrines of fanaueism anu abo-
huoaism, we woulIa,k yollo gise the Al
losns roma lale wss,era Il sserss PtPsh,
a dose aad eereiel 1ea d H
\ Christian nsinisief in iis sieiully. mad
De obssfgsiion xeesn,l .lih ,tstl,sf wsfs
iaofe ''backslilers rom rsh ,ioi in he wes-
tern Reserve. than coaIl be fIull in the
same extent OF ofpopulation and territory. any
/ where else under the sun" Tn is pref
| ty strong ASSERTION, neysrlheless we have no
disposition 10 dispute it. 1t might also be
sal that in no e4td extent oil population
.ttaa;i a;i=tefFitoFy are there as many fanatics and
bigots. as many lfviges who .preaeh rlrom
Gidiipgs speeches insteal Of Clristisl Cos,
4 pei; who would. rEhersbe heard eelainlns
against Douglass AN the Democrats. than
the Deviliand irrslisi6n. When lpilels and
Deists are promoted 10 offices of honor and
profit, and Christina men support thema by
theif influence and Yotess it's not strange
that the power OF reli sious truth shoald sui
fer BY The conpr omise. The Democratic
party has hal to bear the charge Of. being
the embodiment of every species of Ghlistair
, Inf leli'y for years but the charge never
has held gool, and does NOT pow oaAht
Western Reserve there are more 'highei
law Aboluionists than ln any other ecua
: portion Of tbs. Unon, ard j. is a ooneedcr
fact that there are within its boandarie
more, infdelity. and irrelgion than can b
founl in the same spaces elsewhere. sTh
positive truth Is Il at nina ofeYery-teni O
The inllels on1t the Reserve. areg,Abolitlon
lists. Tbs is fact worthy the salten'ioa {
Christian ministers, who may easily pei
ceye that there is a sdtioiency of materit
. . to occupy their attention spiritu My, an
: that they would perhaps do well to lea,
!. politics to the Polti9iap', law to the lawyer
:. and physic 70 the doctors; who ittufn, II
: doubt will Re satisfied to leave theology
o. The preaehsfs'a l8ec iar. ir7a@slt Ea'.
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t.Draw8d On:


Bingham, Gd.iings, an tCo., voted for
Ootam, a LARGE SLAVE OWNER in
Tfnnessee for Clerk, with the expectation
that some of their southern brethren would
vote for their candidate for Printer, Orsan
Foliett Of this State. But they were beat
nc their D an gamo Their SJuthern friend )
were not SO much doughfaceB as they were
lhcmst Ives. The result shows chat their
Follett was l,adly beaten, and Cornelius
Wendell, the Democratic nominee Sas elect.
ed. fHH y" +
ohio1a this struggle his recyi ed none
ofatne SRoLs, aIthou5 IL She haa four candi-
dates for prominent PLACES Campbell for
Speaker;Williams Of To1edo for Clerh; and
Folett end schou er for Printers. The
"entire front or twentl.one Anti NebrAska
men," tli4t3we hear 50 much talk about,
iii not appear to be ofmqch use. s"t .'@
~-s Fusion Reforms" @-
OPP. Btown. Senator frpm the Portage
district, has 'introduced a bill into The Ohil
Lsyislatare, .pofportin5 TO provide Fl the
Idocketng Of civil ctses, IA | for defraying
Ithe ex otnces Of the JiIjciery.m Bat the
1 oalg g'reai o25jj I'll thtt We csn see IN the bill
is to toBpress The Po,r, aud 70 pr9yi l. for
tho rich. Tie .prin:ip'l provlsion 10 the
bill, ii Substance i as folows: .s.... "a
"Any person who shall bring a cause in
/ to lhe Court Of Common Pleas from an in
leror Count, shall, before che papers are ii
Ned, pay the Clerk the sum ofathree dollars
shthat any per: Ga commencing suit in 4he
4 Court of Common Pleas, shall pay the Clert
the sum of Ave dollars; and that any per
son brin5i suit in the District or Supreme
Court. stmIl7pay the sum Of ten doliars.--
'Efhe money to be paid into the State Tfea
i Esury.''' - ..,m,,.rs g5i Ia 7u5a F4a Qs#
4 This is specimen oflhe m my 'refor MS
that were promised BY the Fasl9nis1s las
4 fall. No after bow meritorious may b
the cause of an individual says the Demo
crat unless he, under the PROVISIONS Of thi
i Fusion bill has the cash in his packet waer
: with TO pay the CLERK, the doors Of, jastic
are barrel against hin ,sapd he remains un
! protec:el from the wrongs inflicted upoi
: him, while the asgressor is encourAged i
; his course whateysfFi it MY have been.--
+ This is in truth another exhibition Of th
Told Felef1li doatfine TIL ssislate for th
rich ard well brngr llang mAa1rby tn
+ fraud AL rass.rty Of o;hars. his bssr
4 stripped of the last dollar ahc hal in tn
u world, an ! unler thisbiA there issno rene
81 dy f,r him., II dictates to him thas--.J o.
4 are nog p'ofs fsa1l in eanseqten;s ofHyou
sFpwerty you have n rights uales the law
! of ths State. II FAaopisn Federalism
i and Is it only the rich and well born VIII
! are to be cared for?a Mf: ssisg.a3 Il
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PrasiAant,a Proelamation.

We ask every man in Harrison county
nodiferenee whether be be Democrat, whig,
free soiler or know no,hing. to give the
Presidents Pr,ela aadss, wiaeh wsrnbii h
in full in nnOihcr col innn, 4 carsfil and
unpryju!icedi re eas!ins.
Our heart ri 'iss.s a see ahs lifssdsnI
taking the badhy'ths' 'iiords.'' We Esre
glad that he is deter miuei 10 prevent inter-
ference from ALL QUARTERS, { Missouri,
Massachusetts AM all. in The domestic al-
fairs Of that Territory. Every Patriot Ihro'-
out tbe lqRgah and sreal,h Of lae land, no
difference where he lives, let It De North or
South, -ElsL or. Msss. what wiA thank
Sod ia Lis heart that we have a President
f. who IS sleierolinsI loy do his duty in tlfis
,5glg,sr,I We-have ha saticient disturb mce
! in Kansas ahead y. ap,baWv. strust in GOd
stlaL akt, excellent Progam'diou will have
rthesg,onens effect of ptolucing order il tha
sFerfAosy. II.t Hie PrDclamation he sfully
sepGorcgth. aud all yoo't risiz;ns will 50!
"amen aEds ans en-. }i,Eio. C- .hrcst'a A,. ~
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SENATORIAL ELKornks.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

WILLIAM kENNON, Jr., Of Belmont,
ALEXANDER l.. MILLER, OF Butler.
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Know Nothing Congress 5yional
|@' oh3 District Convention, '@' '&''

~F Dl3bILCb oULVOAtAUA'
We clip the following item Of informai
ton from the last number ofthe Carroion
tDehocrat.1 II appears that the Hinaoos
| have mustered Up sufficient courage to set
up for themselves: '"' ~
''On the first Of February the delegates
1 to the X. ~ oFder,s Representing the sever
kal counties bf this IdiAfiGt,a (Jbe 2ist,, as-
4 sembleda in + gCaTroltonS and selecsed Mr..
\ George Wells, OF Wellsvlle, tCyA, Co.. as
dele cate to toe philadelphia N .lioaal,
/ Convention to be 'hen aon the 2s4l---and
tMr. ia. .aGaaMeKse, aof ltlis place. al alter.
4 nate. 4jsasa saa1ssA " ssflret jases1@ VI
A .sOf ibis district convention we learn that
I The members present ,escheG "a any further
4 action with the Black Republican Aboli
4 tionists; agowing n5t only their wiiiinghest
iIsbui discrimination aossiahd spoa asdaiiona'
bplstform $ i'm liar to thai eftbs dafunct whig
l.party on the. subject spf slaYer7s ai III
4 Tie pfominent men of the order con
,lflemha any more fChaseishi, md fesoluteb
! exeCsats tlle fasiofig gahie. -Vives III Amer
ficano EatioaaleRh nc III sAe'-avDs at
4 Eas1A abeSais sat 4igatis nov going d
,albet wsen sA4fredKelty The lerdEy bankef y
4 Ohio, and VIM neoGibson. tlfs pfssen
Treasirsrof statss Kelley wisbestha Stat
funds to be deposited In some bank that h
has deep interest mi, while Gibson wishe
10 deposit justswhere he pleases. n Let 'en
Il rip.'' iaa 9a 7'sst ~ II
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sFaN II
sacF FeozEs.ro 3EArH s--lThe Madison, lWiss)
Democrat states athat weekTbefore last, the
driver and two passengers indhe stage arl
IRVING atsFox Lake. were found dead as it
drove up 70 the door. and .tve Indians Vi were
shortly aftersfeundD near the village frozen
to death. About FIVE weeks ago, five men
were fr6zea 10 death ID the southern part 81
|. E.Minnasota They were n an open sleigh,
coming from 81, Paul, The horses weaI up
,tltosa tavern % the prairie. andstopped. The
Landlord vent out and found the five men
frozen stiff. Their names were not known.
n EgrNo Washington letters caneato hand
this week. Aes at's es t'A4 s@hfl
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Making his Mark,

II was The boast in the year OF our Lord,
A. D, 1851, By our fusion, Republican
Know Nothins friends that ia certain gen
tlt man, VINO was .heir candidateafdr Con-
cresS wasl,elected, that "we Should Have a
man in Congress who would rnakehis / ark
Has he made ii? Let US see. lie has
been there over two months; ard during
that time to get himself sinio notoriety, he
offered six little stump ches IN the-sEape
Of qqestions to ,the Democratic candidate
for Speaker. z After Mr. Banks vas elected
he was compelle TO tellgthe gentleman lha
he was out OF order. That. at.isAhes Repfesen
tative ftom the elst Congressional district
Of Ohio was making 4 motionto GET himself
into notoiety, that was aei aeenli,eIy out Of or
DER gs,aa#1as s5g %a e@@agsgqLs a4l Ssh
after deserving Mr.. Campbell before THAI
reaGleai N withirew, and selling himself 70
Mr. Btnksys let Us see how Mra b.; appreci
ates our frenl fol. his talents ability, &as--
The a ding committees are announced
Wcphear p general response going up from
all the fusicnists iii Caliz that We will '''set
Bingham PLACED in 3 pr amnnyenpt posllioonSSv7
Ii.eg' he viii make hi, ,malk'" GaWhatcom
mittee is he Chairman OF? What committee
is hesthe seconl man on the fist? Wha
D the third? What The fourth? What th'
i Gfl? What the sikh? What the sew
/ enth?s Whatgthe eighth? lie isnot ever
the ei 4I,th man on single committee. =
Where do we find then. this prominent g p
tIeman III: I was going 20 make bis mark
4, Al, the tail end ofa committee which viii b
4 through lis entire labors in month"; w
mean the committee on elections. In III
4 language Of brother Hatton, We say "hpzz
y for Binsh nj" the "nan that would mas
his mark in Congress" H.. e &, eetb ,js5aH
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Latest from Kansas.

Mr.. REDPAru. the Kansas travelling COR
respondent of the 81. Louis DemOerats and
Ile gettsr up OF most Of the NIi<nsAs Repr-
ODDS. ha4 tsEprLed to st. Louis, an re-
psrss all qiist there. Chass sAoald tFke
I'D his var message an acknow slge
hinss'f .s5li 81
The last Democrat says:
"0Ar Kansas correspondent. who has
Just arrived from the Ihealer Of the recent
disturbances. reports all quiet in that Terri
tory. No further ontrages are feared unIii
u least the Assembling OF the Legislature
at Topeka oD he frsG Of March next.
The Thermometer. for six weeks previous
to hiS departure, had ranged from "a de-
gtees be5s zero 10 20 above il. .r,aass.
p Two thousand stand OF rifles an,
twenty breacS loading esnnons bad Bbsel
received at Lswrence; hey we're brauyl.
secretly through Iowa and, ,Nebr4skss"'i5o4
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Samuel G. Pepnard'a Estate.

CtLK, Satin & Velvet D5hnsts the latest siyIsk
= at loct3 '55l1s t984AF eN McFADDEFNS.'
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~ KANSAS sLtEs ~ The Providence Posthas
.beenat somsstrpableoso lookup the haniber
of iegaatIIe aAbaliaioniaGs baseeirculated
.aboutKansass ani the result efoias investii
gatismts, ss4hAt Jarngt The past yearae least
one hunasede Mathodist snsinisters, fifty "a
seventy ase Baptist Aminissssss fifteen u
twenty QuAkers, .tweHtyaf seAto'thirty oFtho,
Idex de aeons laad sabeat 1.-TWO buadred
paHd ffsy vsTy peacsabe ., very resp 9s.aDtes,
feLiafkably harmless sellers y Kansas,
have beaa pqusdaFeis ergtsErsd apd feather.
| ed ory tisds haal tiadd Goostand placed on
rafsg blythe ssBofier Raliians'. Of Mis-.
hsoarit'' we thought the aontrages" had
been more numerous than ibis, but this
list evil do,'s e 4Aas a p se'
a4att WfE1 fts5fHs 48t ~
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aEy The Portage county ebio) Sentinel,
Of the f4h inst. Las. ihe following ,,.
"a colored man by. the name of HFu, at
tempted to commit suicide last s sturday sby
taking lapdanum. He succeeded in swal-
loving a considerable, quantity, batthrough
the timely aid Of a physician, his death was
! prevented. t..,;,sftf+ sad .f7re vrs lo
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-20
Keep It Before the People,

That Che leading Al Olili pisls, Yall oysr
! tts cohalty, openly cate 4 disspip ion
ofthe American Union, a a that The, Dem
osracy have to do bat II against q m Il ti,ese q men
duriigths couiidg Presid R,b. BIZ canpaisr amp -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16

II AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
Il dry in this city, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW WARE, viz: Ovens, Pots, Skillets and Lids
Sad Irons and Androns o. different paers for the whole
sale and retail trade, at small profits.
Also Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware oil the best quail
ity at low figures few fine chamber sets of Brttana
Ware and No lRefrigerators hand and for sale low.
Particular attention paid To Roofing and Gutierng with
Tin or Copper.
tSs- Old Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange Tor my manufactures. u. I. DORRlS E
snsl-6m No. College St, near Church ST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16
rAnna .. GAksclUAD. "ilhiAh u. AAhesii
CRAIGHEAD o MiNcHlN,
DIV Goods.

vryHR undersigned are now receiving, and VIII have
II ready for exhibition by the Goth instant the
LARGKET AND BEST AssoRTRD STOCK OF
AhERIOAH, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANOY GOODS,
Than hey have had the pleasure 70 SHOW to me e
Msrchan Thsy have spared pains nor expense IN get
,ing N 4 Stock from which all classes Of customers can
sascs thar sssOrnsnss. They have made larger invest
- FINE GOODS,
They have ever done baore and respectfully solicit en- ex'
animation Of their STOCK from the sieG Snen fss-
tua the eisy-belisving that with the
VERY LARGE AS60RThkNf
Ana LOW PRICES they will be able TO offer induce
alents to s. MOkGAN OOa
EIsuvIIIR Auo H. No, z9 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16
FOR Sale

II DESIRE to change my business and now oaar ny
stock Of Family Groceries for sale. ANY person wish-
ing go into that business will ind il 70 their sdvanaRs
to call and see me- The stand good one and any per-
son viii do well to take the stand and groesrisa -
Ali persons indebted to must call and pay up, or
will be forced to collect BY law. ,.afe1
septl7 J. NJ HAWKING A4.nk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-16
New Wheat flour.

New Wheat Flour.
Onn BAGS City Mills extra New White Wheat
Family Flour in store sTss and S sale F "
G UGAR-76 hhds Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar, tor
y sale by
july2 STRATTON EWING.
NOFFEE-500 bags Bait Rio Coffee, choice;
" so "a LAguyrs do do;
so Old Government Java Coffee.
In store and for sale by STRATT0N q EWING.
july2
G ALT-12OO bags Fine Liverpool Salt. for sale by
- july2 STRATT0N EWING.
NNTHISKY-2OO bbls Ohio and Tennessee Whisky,
w for sale by .--5' =.
iuly2 STRATTON q EWING.
NAILS-5OO kegs Wheeling Nails, for sale BY
IN july2 STRATT0N EWING.
WHEAT, WHEAT-20dU6 bushels Red and
w White Wheat wanted Immediately, for which
will pay the highest market price in cash.
juy2 STRATTON 4 EWING.
CTAR CANDLES-10O boxes Star Candles;
- so Il {" do do;
80 do do
For sale by STRATT0N 4 EWING.
jluy2-u a.,