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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
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GIRNEX womb resnectfnllN annOnnce 10 hIs

J. GuRNEY would respectfully announce 10 his
friends and patrons that hi PHOTOGRAPHc and
DaGrFRRtoTYPE bu.inc.. hi Old Gallery NJ 33 Bfot"ay
oorucr eonard and that be- ha soI removed auN branch
of hi. part Of the city does he intend
doing He has however, made important alterations and
improvements in the PHO1OGRArIC DEPARTMENT, aHd D.
nos enabled the advantage Of uperor artist 20 produce
finer picture tlan have heretofore been made in t country
] GuRNEY. No $40 Rrnadway. cor. LeonAri..i.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
[Advcrfi-em"u'
srPT. l.-THE GREAT DEsIDERAII ".

II variety quality. aud s'Sc essentials in fr material.
anu construction of BoSNE1s Tie uuGcissLct rr assured
th,r STOCK j. uu,urpassa.
IDr FIT HALL. Nos. 9 and u PlTk place
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
DIED.

,NDtRsON-0n Saturday September {, George Anderson
native OF Ca.icray County Donn'sa IIeAi Aed % wars
BILNFR-On Friday morning S'p''n,bei p Mtsitt Ann
Bulr.r only daughter oi Thomas "nd MfSsf' bHHe late
Of 81. flicid England aged = years and days
BUrLfR-Or Friday morning September .! d'cs'c Of The
.Ss1 L..1 t.-.!.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Kcccipts Of Produce.

~ Sam Rjre, E.off g. o-1 Lh. Flour 900 b-A ".
G. 10 do Oats i6 su do. Com, yo psTs WASH, y -
A.l.s rlo do. Ol ttkr.
Bs Fre Railroad $50 bh.' Flour O. p.s. Proy.,o, ,
do A.A,- "a do Mnisk,. "a bush. Bar'tt. - '
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
AdS'ril-eucnt
SrCVRITY AGAINST BTRCLtRS-Thr Rotary

LOCK ra;,ucd bS VALENTINE EUTLI f. has three essential
advantages uh, uoIock existence. l. l. cannot
b. picked Tie ks small g. Notwo looks ak".
b., opucd by TIE kr Add 20 This tia, 'A bolt j.
massive enough c'ii, .,cury and that fhr Lo'k be-
placed door without dseTns H. and stayer, moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Markets

Market. RPorted by Ttgro5s.
OswFso Ssp - p. m.-FLoUR s,ead,. AL. Of extra
O-w' 20 100 ths WHEAT qio'. Cosx trm and scarr. !;
'a'' 49, '-s - bun al 57c, to-a, Pa. bush. &c.
20 any INPoRrs: u $40 bu-h Of Wheat CANAL EXPORTS:
~ tei ba,l - "t,a'. and p l72ba,h. u Corn.
B'IF--t =. - ..-!-..A L..J, s-.s D." .8.a =.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
rNlrrn STATES COMMISSIONERS OrYICE


Nowhall Dicks,y. first mate of the brg Amor', ac-
s,d Of ufctiug cruel and punishment was dismissed
Before G. W MORTON. ESQ
Capt Charles Bartlett. Of the ship Robcna accused
uhug cruel AID unusual punishment upon olr u tle
men. vssa also DISCHARGED.
SUPKEME CoUKT CIRCUIT. for Monday. Sept ;,
'6Nos H6 5<3 2qi I9l8 .qj 81 rs 5i6. n A9 rs o.
"a 9s9 Old Nos. $40 ~, 1873 7i7. 7iS 7o) 49, oi
672 7,l iiq
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Nr,,-Yerv HARMONIC SlClrTY.-Tbis Mu-cal
Association propose giving, by subscriptions four or
moro rrand performances during the season, with iul
orchestra under Mr. Carl Bergman direction.
Their rlcGrsals are held every Monday evening at
Dodworhs, No. SOC Broadway Mcndcssotu
Hymn Of Praise now in rehearsal, and It j. intended
Hat Bccthovcns Ninth or Choral symphony shaI be
produced w.,h several other choral works.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Ac,rrvY or MU'Ic.-The T..P'e'a''" n'' h'o
very successful week IN" mrs. "e'' o'"'e"'s "''e
noncy to The treasury than has ever '''o'e "'" r.
.. rc.nirht. ,hc troupe ciyc Imam, with Il
sr,,.c (cI,,.. and Taflouch IN the east.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Advertisements.
TEAS -TUE CANTON TEA COMPANY have oI

hand every variety Of TEAS for Grocer T'a Dai"r- and pr
ya'c ,s-Souchoue Ooloug and Young Hy.on from 2
i0c.; Guupovvdcr and Imperial from !3c 10 ,'c-a "net
equally low Aso 3it boxs of good Family Tea l't
,u, dollar Cal and ,xamiuo-No. rs ChaAams between
Pearl and Roosevclt-ri-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

THE YELLOW FEyER.-Another of the Bergens has
died of this disease thus making the twelfth death
out Of four families of this name, all cosely related
John s. Bergen, jr., is the last victim. lie died on
Saturday His sister and daughter, also attacked are
getting along comfortably. poor woman residing IN
Gowunu was attacked with fever ON Saturday. and
taken to the County Hospital. One man III fwnan
street and another AT the foot of Harrison street, died
on Saturday both hghtennen, hut II Is not certain
that their disease yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The Rocky Mountain Fremont Club Of Kings County
will hold their regular weekly meeting tonight, at the
Museum Building as will be- seen by reference 10 our
advertising columns. This Club doing great service,
and its meetings are always enthusiastic and interest
ing. Lieut.. Gov. Raymond is the speaker tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The Young Mems Fremont and Dayton Central
Union an association which is doing COED service To
the cause by energetic and hard work, will be ad-
dressed at Stuyyesant Institute, Tomorrow Tuesday
evening by John Bigelow, esq, of The ErcRfHg Post,
and on the 10th by Henry Ward Beccher. This as
sociation has commodious readug-room, constantly
vpen where papers from all parts of the country may
be perused and where effective tractsior the times are
kerA for distribution.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
PnssCupcr. Arrived

H. .Iip Gr1h1g'. PoRcu ftom .fnfccrp and FIahae-F
Oichrr and LADY, Gro lakewood.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. rHis D,Y -
Sr>R;s,s ZAP Sefs........ 6.2t MOON-Sets. n "a
HiGH wATER....-... ....+... lHi, pr. a.,
Sandy Ucok.ls:l9 GOV Island. l.s'a Hell 0aie.' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
BROOKLIN ITEMS

BRooKLYN CITY MORrALIrY.-Thc following is the
Health Officers report of deaths for the week cndn.
Sept. e, lsj6 Males, iC females, i3; adults, 23 M
nors, co; total, SO. Principal diseases Cholera nfan-
tuin, marasmus, T. each dysentcry, hydroccphalus.
each; consumption, convulsons, each; congestion
of the BRAIN dianhca, debility, each; bilious fever,
hopping cough, inflammation of the bowels nilamna-
ton Of the lungs bilious congcstive fever yellow fever.
> oach-a decrease of 80 ON the previous week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
TAdycriisemeutl
~ MI.sIc INT nmhli.h,.d hN HORACE " 4.

TERs No g3 Poor Od Bob price > ceufs.
Poor Old Bob. once 80 gav,
Has lost his tee IN and he ant at haN.
Wlaf hail We do1 Shall wc trade him away
No no. no. lci Old Bob Stay.
Poor Ola Bob Poor Oid Bob, i't Oh Bob stav
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
lAdveriis,melI'
S-NENEELY celebrated BELLS

Of all description. for .alc A. Factory Prices By
FMRr.>Ks Co. Agents, No. la9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

,,,.,. C,prtttIy RFroKrED FoR TIE IRIBU NE'
-""''N SArUKD,Y, Stpt.o.
sUFS-Tl uark,t firm for Pots TIE dr.nei" 'i M . s.
.r"r. ~ D. the 4iter Pnce Tor "'"'J '"''''
=. n, .r,. gli,t 80 > -. , -, ,.i. 81, from,
EALE EOPE-Wcuotice further sales OF '' '''' ' 'o"'
iaT10N-Cor'itu.s firm az the improvement on h'',s %
Irl,rf,. witi tnr &C., 'it iL NOM ,'"''''I ''
! 40 bal,, O., our quotations. We qioir.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

SrArEs IsLAsD.-Mr Anthon and other friends o,
Freedom addressed meeting at the Bulls Head
Eorthfed, Oh Friday last Sundry leaders of the Dark
Lantern tbe tried without success) 10 break up the
meeting. The Stapleton Glce Club did good service,
and documents were furnished to the assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

THE ANERICAS MUsEUN.-M this house Is la he
played, during the coming week, new COME drama
with the romantic title "Giralda, the invisible hus-
band" Mr.. c. w. Clark Mr. Hadaway and Miss
Aestayer represent the principal characters.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The Young Republicans of Wlliamsbureh hold "A
meeting tonight, at the large hall in the Odeon.
Horace Greeley of New-York and Isaac +. Sheppard,
esq. of Boston will address the Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Of c,k- and bonds viii taxi place on Monday Le1,,
nj ~ orlock az he Merchants Exchange.
Tn, bu.n,-- o.'lc Clcauus-lIou., Wa >i9 81. 500
II, ,.,,,rd -.. orb, stools o.. 81 nl- r.-un,l
to-day.
n, cyp.r'- # -p',' from 'i- port ..r 81" w'ek
ending 'h- Ia. and for tie y,ar lo1o ttr- :lr werc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

BowERY.-Mr. Brougham announces special adap
fation Of the Marble Hearts, which was 30 popular
at Laura Keene's last Winter. "Pocahontas Will
also keep the stage until supplaned BY Mei-amora,
the last of the Polywogs, which latter gentleman has
been engaged and will positively shortly appear
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

ThE SUMNER GARDEN.-Mr. Stuart has renewed
his lease of Walacks Iheaer for five nights more at
the end of which time the engagement of Miss Robert
Son and Mr.. Boulcicault viii positively terminate.
The pieces this evening the wcl-known drama OF
Asmodeus with Miss Robertson Carlo and the
transformation farce, the Chameleon, III which she
plays four parts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
The following comparative statement OF the yaln'
OF certain exports from the commencement Of the year

Totl.... +l7t88o47 +jO8j.-7l +li7l97i! : j.l %
NJ ucr'a. 20 Sept $i''l'f
Tie capital of tie Pak Bank having been filled up
that institution was to-day unanimously admtedo the
Clearing House.
The following tabular statement shows the business
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The shipments OF the core ,-poudin- week last year
were sScO.ji2.
The Import. other than Dry Goods iorhc we'karo
500 - against l,.l.g3 sam" we,k Of Inst year.
including Sugar. $E0. 400 Tea. $lOioOO Mo.lsses.
$J3.-CU Coffee slo6.o00 Wre-. - 900; NadIrr.
S3.soo Br,.s go 500: Cigars. >3O.3o0, Indigo,
$933CO; Tin So 200 steel, si3, 800 Lead. S'37OO
Irou So. 200: Hd,s. $1,000 The Aggregate Tor
the week f.:
1853. 1855
D~v C...f.
1;,a.-.I MI ',.t' e... l732al} 2N7 -
To.sl ..... 1850 tilrisjl
The export of the week are. exclusive OF specie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The export, of the week are. exclusive Of spccir,
$l,&e.ej, against 81 23S, rs week last year,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
saIe. AT tho stock Exchange. .SEPT. 4.
SECOND BoARi

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Is C.cyo CoL < Ciu. r. Z lll:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
omln LEnIsLArUnE.
ColuMnus, Mach /

00ll+AaSNf AA"'NA -
srSArE- The morning business having been
disposed Of. Mr.. Kelly reported back the Tax
Bill, with some amendments, aud tue qnes
lion being on their adoption, debate sfose,
which was continued during the entire Lore
noon, on the amendment 10 lax Safe stock.
Mr.. Maihew s made n very able speech, and
the amendment was lost-yess 8, nays 20.
The bill was then oa.eTed to be engTossed'
The resolution calling on tue Boatd Of Pub
lie Works for information in regard TO letting
the contracts lor the repair Of the public
works passed
The bill authorizing the constellation oil
railroad companies was ordered TO be engross-
ed.
A bill wos introduced for the reliefof pur-
chasers at tax sales; also, a bill 10 authorize
the formation ofjoint. stock insurance eompa-
MES; also, one TO provide for The construction
of new deaf and dumb asylum at Columbus
also, one 10 provide for sewerage and Drainage
companies in cities.
After a very long and lnborious session The
Senate adiouraed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
TIC Roason.

The question is frequently asked by our
brethren OF The press and other citizens why
lie Legislature accumpiishes n~uihingl Tie
reason is simple aud apparent. II has . ma
innlv HAT hes unity upon one sentiment aud
conflicts upon almost every o,her. TIE Black
Republicans are always at war with them.
SELVES : no question, however trivial, eau he
introduced but il awskens i windy wat OF
words, aa2 the BqH With a general mass,
each fellow acts on his own hook, and pitches
INTO every man who blinkS All eye CONTRARY 10
his wishes. There ore bui few p~5aciical men
IN tEeir ranks and coming here with bur one
lending idea in their heads they maize every.
thing Else subservieat thereto. When any
question comes up il Is almost sure to be run
into The "nigger" Question. 0nthat subject
they rage and foam like a victim on a hot
eauldron. The interests Of the white people
have 10 stand aside nniil The coIofed friend:
are provided for, and when that question
seems settled, il bursts out a fresh and drives
every thing else pell nell from consideration
This people must nor expect anyt ing to be
doie by this Legislature unless The Black Re.
pnblicans Will, with more than their usual pa
tri0iiSm agree TO follow IN the lead Of TIE sen
slble Democrats who are liz the body States
man.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
pr,,ia.pt pi.rce and gsnator Hals.

A story has been going the rounds Of the
press 10 The effect ihet Senator Hale, Of New
Hampshire, who accompanied two ladies' 10
the Presidents levee recently, vas insuliedb by
Geaernl Pierce. The insult consisted, as was
alleged, in the President turning his back
upon The Senator after politely bowling to the
ladies. The Washington correspondent ofthe
New York Times, al the special Teques: Of the
parties, pronounces the story wholly untrue,
aud odds:
Mr.. Hale and the ladies Of his family did at.
.end the levee on the evening referred to, but
did not make any famiIiat advances towards
The Pres,degl, were subjected 10 no insult at
his hahas, but were treated with all the cour
,eSy winch it is The habil Of Gen. Pierce 10
ex;end towards fdends aud Toes alike, who
call upon him as he Chief Executive Of The
Nation.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
Enow Nothingism Don't Pay.

The editor ola leading Know Nothing pa
per in Tennessee addresses his delinquent
Subscribers as follows: 81
"As many of you ns will enclose TO us what
YOU owe us Justly, we viii credit yptt on our
books, and write opposite your names that you
are gentlemen and ChtIstians Those Of ybu
who can'tpay, and wi.l write 10 us, acknowl
edeing your Indebtedness, We will record as
clever fellows, and those Of you who will not
do either We viii publish This sprng, in an
ezra sheet, asa'set OF grsceless ~iascsls, viii
ling 10 nave a poor man Inbor for You OF years
for nothing, and pay for paper. ink. and The
hire OF hands 10 serve you, Without pay. &
t'Come 10 KaoAyiil, sou lousy %rascnls, on
a pilgrimage, aud see our little ones, chip;
Of The old block lOoking jaggefs at MS. and
crying for bread. Come an6 see us with our
elbows out, and the officers Of The law lead
inc us about for debts created 10 furnish you
aspaper, aud you will fork over at once !
tAnd you liyp0eIlies, WHO are meinbers Of
different churches, owing US for our paper. how
dare you, around your family altars, night aad
morning, pray 10 God, 'pagus this day OIL
debts as we pay7io others He knn~s yot
owe Us, aud wont pay, you may pray yourselves
out OF breath, aud you viii never be- heard
yes. you sanity, villains, you have been OWNS
us long enough 10 make US poor, halt, mIser
able blind, aud naked, aud yourselves ride a
our expense. Yep get 10 heaven without pay
ing us upl Never -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

The following bills were m;rolpcei' One
10 regulate elections. and one, by Mt. Guthrie,
10 prohibit the jails Of Ohio being used 10 coa
fine fugitive slaves.
Several bills were ordered 10 be engrosyed.
Mr.. PlymptOn reported a bill 10 prohibit ne
importation Of goods into Chic 10 be sold at
auction.
Mr.. Slough offered q resolution that no bills
be Introduced after The 5th of March. 1t
was laid on the table.
Mr.. franklin utfere,% a resolution calling on
the Board Of Public Works Cor a report Of The
bids for The repair OF the same. 1t was lai
on the table.
The Nouse agreed 10 the Senate joint reSo.
luton in regard 10 an appropriation from Con
gress for building a canal at the Tails of the
| OHIO at Louisville.
The afternoon session was spent in Com
mittee OF The Whole on the House Of Refuge
Bill, aud without tai ing any definite action
The committee atose and the House adjourn
ed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
A sesas in Il. Know Nothing National Con.


The Abolition ehalaeiet OF bio, for the last
few years, sud the sectionaIism Of her poll
tieiaas Is rapidly lowering her mfluruce in The
IConlederacy, aud causing an III feeling 70 ex-
isl agains; her upon the part Of her sisitr
States. II things So OH much longer in the
same way, she will be nearly insulated In the
Union, having no affinity for any part Of tick
cept two or three New England StStes. In
The late Know Nothing National Convention,
the de lsgo,es fiem 0biobeing so fierce in their
sectionalism. the following scene occurred af-
Ter the adoption Of a n%dtOndl platform. It is
reported thus:
"Mr. Gorwin, of0hio, announced that the
rart, in that State was dead. He was contra
dic,ed 10y another Ohio delegate, aud quite a
scene ensued. Parson Brounlo1 said that
lthss-iks majSriiy-eOuH kiek The Ohio detsga-
Gon's bottoms all around the room Mr.. FOL
~licofTer called GovenOr Ford, Of Ohio, the
worst kind Of negro worshrper. Great con-
fusion eusaed, aud ZollicolIeI was finally per-
suaaej 10 shut on a i sit down."
1t would have been laughable, indeed, tC
have seen The majority carrying iato execution
The threat oil the valiant Tennessee parson,-
Ena
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
slck ofIt.

The Logan Gazette, which supported CuAsE
for Governor, thus pitches into the Legislature.
It says:
ave submit 10 the people Of Ohio whether
:h-y can sfToid 10 paw our Senators and Repre-
sen'atiyes each 81 per day for discussing Kan
sasa Alirs aud making 'God-aad liberty speech-
esp Were they elected for This purpOSel-
We lhjuk moi. 1t is or private opinion that,
finley will dispense with the supervision OF
.,he Federal Goserninen NJ, c0nform their legis
la.ion 10 the constitution Of theSta.e, respect
the decisions Of the Snptems Couii, refrain
from illegally brow. bealns executive officers,
ana make a very early adjournment, they will
commend themselves TO The approval Of a dis
.%crfnins and enlightened public 1t is with
|indiyiaual exeeptlonsl a sot. Of 'i}arebones
Parliament a%nyGoS, Ills Legislature is, and
we feel unhappy While ii Sin session. Do,
Genllemel, get ready to depart for your le
~spectise places Of abode as soon as possible
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
Thauks.

To our young friend DEEM CRuME FOX the pre-
sent Of a beautiful Bouquet and q handsome
flower pot c~oRtaing a rose. with several buds
upon it just about TO bloom. To inhale The
fragrance Of a fresh Bouquet at this season OF
the year, is quite q luxury, and one which
might be thought almost impossible, consider
ing the severity OF the winter. IL or readers
want anything in the Floral line, just call on
Deem, and he viii supply your wants, from
the magnificent Green House of Dr. r. NJ.
CRIME, in short order.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
CoLuMnus, Monday, March 8.

-
SESATE-The Senate has passed the House
amendment 10 The bill repeating the Small
note Law, and The bill is nov a law.
The bill 10 amend The Tax Law was read
The Third time.
Mr.. Gus void moved 10 recommlt The bill,
with Instructions TO insert a clause taxing
Stge stocks moi specially exempt from taxa
ton hy The terms ol The loan.
This mo,ion prevailed by a vote OF 10 tol2.
Tie Committee fepo:ted back The ball wih
the amendment, which was adopted by Two
majority. Tie question then Aeing on The
final passage Of the bill, a debate arose which
occupied some hours.
Dir. MorSh navel 10 ~rec0nsilet the vo'e by
which Mr.. Griswold's amendment was adap-
ted, which was carried by a vote Qli61o ID.
Tie amendment was lhen lost by tie same
vote,
The bill then passed-yeos %; nays .,
MeSsrs. Baird, Garfield, ConveESe, Gatdaer,
|Gd,wold, Holmes and Phelps voting nsalnsth
Mt. Bruce iniIoduced q 5lll To relieve tho
ZanesyiDe and MaysviiIe Turapike Road,
Mr., Blown iniraduccd a bill 10 prevent
slavery in the State Of Ohio.
Mr. Holmes introduced a bill TO authorize
the Trustees Of Millcreek Township, in Ham
lion County, 10 Js pose Of certain money u
their hands.
Nj. IIealon's resolution on The repeal OF lb'
Ms ouri Compromise aud the Kansas Bill wa
taken up. /,
Mr.. Hea)on made n speech upon the sabiect
aud al he coGrlpsion read IN autograph lei'e
{ Thomas left sons 10 fiB Iather, aud date
Just forty five days before JefIersoA's death
reeairmine his early vie Tvs on the slavery cues
lion.
The resolutions were referred TO the Com
miltee oh Federal Relations. Adjourned.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
rTWe have received a commit nicaiion

qTWe have received commu~ nicaiion over
The signature Of "JusTIcE," in answer to the
one which appeared in our last issue, critici-
Sing a singing school o short distance from
Eaton. or course ii is our duty TO GIVE the
.answ er q hearing, but are obliged 10 defeti II
until next week, because in order 10 make j
reslable efore placing it in the hands Of iht
composition, we must write The whole arii
Gle. We will just now say that, hereafter,
when We are under obligations to give com
munications a place incur paper, and they are
SO miserably written, we will publish them
GER bqtim, et Hterutun, ct punetuatam et SPELL
Gtam, as they are given 10 us. What spare
time we have from case is occupied in prepa-
ring other matter OF more general interest.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
Aria Somewhere.

The Point Pleasant Va. Independent Re.
publican OF the 18th inst. makes this assertion
In regardio President Pierce.
Every action Of The President in relation
10 Kansas Territory, shows that il. has been
his deliberate intention from The very first,
TO make a Tree Stale at any and every hazard
Here IN Ohio the Opposition press assert
with equal dogfratisn hat it has been the ain
OF the President 10 pr0piiiate The fnendship o.
the South and promote The ends OF slavery
pTopaeandisis with reference 10 Knnsos.-
Now, there is d lie between these seyera.
wings OF The Opposition. Where is liz
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06

SINGULAR DiscovEhY.-On the 2oth ut, q
band Of iaboreIs on the Ceniral Railtood, in
Allegheny county, Virginia, on Ar. Cady',
section, penetrated into a cave, the mouth Of
which was about three thousand feet from
J ackson's river. Some ofthe workmen en-
tered il, and continued on their course, passed
under the river and came out on The othel
side of it. In HE cave was found the booy Of
a hunter, with all the equipments lying neal
him. About six thousand dollars in bonds,
payable to Ms. A. Cross, ami dated in 1928,
were found on the body, which was ina won
derfal state Of preservation, The bonds arc
<lsned by many Of The Oldest citizens Of Ale
.ghdny and Bath counties.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
Union Of the democracy Of n. 2.

Every netnoctat will hill with p~Ieasuse the
prospecisof complete and harmonious nnicp
Of the New York Democracy. For a leug
time, the lizards" and "Softs" have been
luarreling with each olteL about q mere
shadow. These divisions have at several
elections caused the defeat Of both factions,
whereas had they been united, they woald
have carried the State by overwhelming ma
%jorities. The argus ana Aids, two papers
published at Albany, have at all times been
acknowledge as the organs OF the two bran
ches Of the Democracy. These two papers
are now united. This is . move in The right
direction. ii is q signal for a union every
where throughout the State. New York will
present an II divided front in the Presidential
~caugass Of 1856.