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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

NEWSPAPER PRoPERTY.-Speaking of tEt
rumoI that was current two or three weeks
ago, relative to TIE purchase Of the New York
Times, by prominent Democrats Of New York
and Pennsylvania, letter to the New Orleans
Picayune says:-"rhe proprietors Of the
Times ask $4,000, the buyers offer $40
OOO." We doubt both reports, believing that
the Times could not be purchased for twice
100000, and not believing that $4,000
was offered A few days ago the Tribune
made its usual yearly dividend of S125,OO0 in
cash. The stock of the concern is, we believe
only 100000, of which Greeley & McEIrath
own S6O0OO the balance being held bv edi-
tors, reporters, clerks and foremen connected
with the concern. Last week one fourth Of
the Journal Of Commerce was sold for $780,
600 On the death of David Hale, one Of its
founders, the concern was stocked at s lO0-
900 The purchase of IA third interest of the
, Times last fall for $4,000, shows the pros
p,ctive, if not the present value of that estab-
tishment. AS for the Herald, we suppose 1t
could not be purchased at any price. 1t is
said to tie worth over 100000 a year The
Picayune, at New Orleans last year, divided
$4,000; and throughout the country, generally
the business of, and property in. newspapers, is
increasing in value in "a ratio that can scarcely
fail to satisfy the most ambitious"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

CHILDREN IN EvANsvTLE.-A census of
the children of this city has just been taken.
The whole number in the city proper is 2O85,
being an increase of 285 since the census of
last year, and of about 500 over the census of
three years ago. This shows that our popua-
ton is rapidly on the increase.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

e. The two vacancies in the American
State Electoral Ticket have been filled by the
State Central Committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

~ No man is more entitled to the epithet
Sectional than the Hon. James Buchanan, for
whom an inordinate degree of nationality is
claimed. Writing to the fusion convention be-
tween the HardS and Softs of New York, he
says:
The whole southern country will hail this
reunion as rainbow IN the clouds
No country but the g Southern country is
taken INTO account. That comprises, to Bu-
chanan's squint eye, the whole country. AS
he regards it, the rejoicing or Indignation of
any other section, IS of no consequence That
which the whole Southern country" halls is
a rainbow Gin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

W Inc cleveland Leader states trdV the
suboned is correct list of the Catholic pa
pers in the English language, published in the
United States
Plot, Boston. Herald. Philadelphia.
sentinel, Buffalo. Instructor,
Mitrol, Baltimore. Miscellany, Charleston.
StI-ddrd. New orleans. Vindcator, Detroit
Telegraph, Cincinnati Leader, 1T. Louis
Citizen, Aew York. Catholic, Ptt>burg,
Frpeman's Journal do. Truth Filler, boston.
IRISH News, do. Irish American. New torF, ,
Celt, do
The Leader adds:
With the exception of the American Celt,
edited by T. Darcy MCGEE, every one of
these papers is actively and openly engaged in
the support of Buchanan and Breckenridge
The Celt is kicking out Of the traces only in
consequence of the murder Of Heating by
Herbert and the refusal of the Cincinnati Con-
vention to take the advice which its editor
volunteered, touching the action Of that body
in relation to the crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville
Z 40 a NJ. whict local passengers wilThe taken
ga For Information through Tickets. apply ths
Company Transportation 0fiee head Of Nv
ansvife. jel4 J. j. DANIELS. Supi. :
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot other
ad n cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

DYSPEPsI A.There hut few dc not at time
experience the unpleasant effect of temporary indigestion
funess. weight and easness the
ach foul bitterness in the mouth. sick head
&c All such feelings evidence of approach
dyspepsia which should be CHECKED and cured
the of oSTETTEE'S stomach Rtters. which known
nfalble remedy for all such plain To this
will testify who proved tn
HOSrCTTER's Bitters sale by prnc pal
Druggists and Dealers generally.
HALLOCK f. GODDARD.
y3-d&w W9@LsEY Il SAWYER.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

(Under head will always be found correct statement
the Sherias Sales including of parties
and time sales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

THE BUCCANEERS MovING.-The n. Y. News
(Buchanan) true to the robber-like principles
laid down in the famous Ostend Manifesto
hints that the present disordered condition of
the Spanish Monarchy. presents a favorable
opportunity for the United States to seize upon
Cuba. No doubt, if Buchanan were President
to-day, this 'grab-game" would be played-no
matter whether war with England, France and
Spain were to follow
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
ST.. CHARLES HOTEL,

D II.
YFIHE Lessee of this
rasIy adaPtsd HOTEL. takes pie Announcing
the eaerv and especially passengers
departing the Portland hart that this house Is
fsEgied ready for he of
Every Of Furn bedding and indeed the building
tbroloGe fitted with articles expressly factured
for The hsuse.
ted the ST CHARLES is immediately at the landing
of IKE principal shipping pot where nearly
all her and from whence they de-
for she est and Sc uth this ao 6s copvenenc
and comfort the heretofore experienced a.
this point
1t shall be the az the Proprietor OF this
establishments command Liberal share OF puhIe pasron
he Intends it The House with lts
extensive grounds cool shady and eonven
unsurpassed honse IL haii pc sept
rstfs HoteIasRg one Of the essentials Of such
establfshtnsnt. -.
Mr. j. W REDpIN- we'll Known TO the travelling Pubic,
from his long conrecon with II tells in Louisville en-
gagged will the raj OF the houses
The patronage THE pu ,lc IS respectfully collected
wi If n y W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

JOHN s HOPKINS vs. THoS BUTLER Sale Aug. 80.
lot the Don ton Enlargement city of Evansville
Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
of Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

RoCKPoRT ADvERTIsER.-Ou old typo
graphical friend Thos. j. Langdon, Esq, of
Rockport, has found it impossible to keep out
of the newspaper business although he re-
Gently made desperate effort to do so. We
have before US the Rockport Advertiser, a
neatly printed and well filled sheet, which has
just been commenced by Mr.. Langdon 1t is
Republican in politics. We are sorry Mr. L.
did not raise the good National Fillmore ban
ner, but we wish him great success anyhow
He is a nelghbor of Mr.. veatch's, knows the
man, and will render him hearty support.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18

No tees in this place. per line insertion
line three times 30 per line week. dis
eounton longer time
slO0-P oOCLANATIoN THE MAYOR RENEwEn!-I feel
well confidence the wonderful ratiy
cy my (genu Ell ctric OIL. Eighth and anutl that
hire propOsiti it 500 with the Mayor.
forfeit INSTITUTION be if
rheumatism les, asthma paral 81 govt tever aud
DEAN other have success
fully treated this city. Baltimore ing New York
places At the Astor House New York last
than thirty single failu Old Dir.
Van Doren Fall street Trenton. j.. to me Satnr
he had than five with OIL
aud it used properly it wi fail OBeehe there is
much in using this OIL right. All the adyertised
long Philadelphia made by DR.. Smiths Electric
ill only A. E. SMITH Chemist,
Northeast corner Walpu and Eighth
P S the best in Philade Thia sell Elee
OIL with all of worthless
the nane-A. e. SMIT4in the glass
Thu OF the % Advocate Lewist Me
writ Dr. Smith tina tn there the OIL sells
we'll and gives satisfaction in all Of at country
aug st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
CANDIDATES.

Mr. SANDERs:-You will please name as
office of County Treasurer at the ensuing
October election VS. JOHN GREEK.
Mr. SANpRRs-Sir You will pl ass my name
candidate for the office OF County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 Nm. Il. CHANDLER
Mr.. SANpERs:-Please announce my candidate
of Vaaderbur2h County at the ensuing Fall
tom my27 JOHN FARRELL.
H. SANDERS ESQ PLEASE announce my name as can
Clerk Of the Fanderbuh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election -. ,,,,.--
myI7* LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR Jo;RSaI-I am can efSce Sheriff
aerburgh county ensuing Octoh election
I9-f- W NJ. HOLDEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u l a T.
One lines or less, time soc: three
week 81 50; weeks. 81 month. "a; three
81 So months. SO; year as Discount on
arg Advertisements. Cards of lines under
No charge for marriage death religious
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COP RTNEIlSHHrP NOTICE.

COP TNEIsSHaP NOTICE.
THNHE undersigned this copartnsrship.
II under the style and firm Of A. Colburn Co: and
having tai the stock aud stand oftbe firm eoieurn
Hershberger will liabilities of the sais 6Im Of
COlburn and alone anthorzea to settle
he business of he ANDREW J. COLBURE..-
yzj-tF JONAS COLBURR.
MULE FOR SALE.
NY wishing buy good fopE year Old Mule. will
. Y please call soon y30 rBEEroN BROS.
ENLGKED sPANiSH MOSS IS bales for sale by
"a aug4 $ E. GILbEkI . 90, Sye: near " alter.
AIINCINE ATI box es fnr sale yer, low
a by augt r. 1lLfSEkI q o..
ywTRaPPiSt; PaP4sFs.-ln0 bundles all sizes heavy
snsi 41' s. E. GILBERT co.
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a BREASTPIN of the shape Of harp with pearls on
N sides centre ysIu-d for the sake the
liver The finder shall be rewarded receive abe
the owner BY leaving it at this once je25tf
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sPIFLE POWDER .-DuPont's ce cbrated brands. for
"a 4 sale at redu ed prices by - -
angl2 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
sSOAP.-lOO boxes No. Family P. In
ausI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
a tANpLEs.-IC0 boxes Star Opal and pressed Summer
angI2 GEO. FOSTER co.
FE'AR AND BO-IN-l75 btls in shipping order tor sale
4 by augl2 GEO. STEk q @
HHXTREFAMIiY FLOUR .-5ohags from white wheat
augi2 HERS HBERGER a CARSON.
ENGGs.-5O dOz fresh Eggs torsale by
IA aael2 HERSHBEkGER & CARSON.
HREN3L STARCH.-9O lbs Proctor 4 Candles Pearl
n Starch, reed and for sale by
augi2 NICKERY JOHNSON.
TRAVELLERS HONE,
Formerly Bulbs Head Favcrn.
gHNIIE undeTsign has taken the house
n and rehtted and returnsAd it throughput the best
style The accommodations VIII be second other
in Evansville. good B0ardtr keep
well applied table the market will aud
sonable Attached the house is good Bowling ALLY.
Travellers Will receive every attention and their cattle be
well taken augi1-tf WIN y. THOMAS.
A"tEMENT.-2oa bbIsJ. HuImc & Co. sale v3ry
Slow by yI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
EEIFLH POWDER kegs est quality just d, for
augII 5. E. GILBERT & CO.. sye. near Water.
ERACON.-5OOlbs Country Hams Sides for
D sale by aug9 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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RAILROADS, &C.
EVANSVILLE s. CHARLOTTESVILLE
La Ez.sss n


IN and after Monday. 18th further office,
" The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evapsyille,i
i:2o P NJ; arriving al Yineenner at 4:2bP in timer
connect with the Evening train the Ohio
Railroad for st Louis and Central Illinois Tore
1;45 P NJ snd Indiana Polis at 05 A. NJ making
connections for Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland
Phia New York and Baltimore.
Reurning-leaves 3:55 NJ; after ar
9:25 P, NJ.
Passengers BY this train from ST. Louis Cipcihna-
aud Louisville day Baggage checked Indiana
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
Pcrrysburg ELECTION.

We confess that the result Of the election
in lhi, township Disappointed us. We.vere
deceived by supposing that the Know Moth
ings would vote their own ticket for State
officers and at least give the Republican
county ticket half their support. Instead Of
doing this, the Know Nothing State ticket re-
ceived but four votes, and all but two or three
of the balance were cast for the democratic
candidates throughout. They have sixty five
names on their roll Of voters. Suppose that
those had vo'ed for their own candidates.
I How. would the case then stand The Re-
.publicans would beyond all question have a
majority of at least seventy votes. Suppose
they had voted with us as they did last year;
we would then have had a majority of about
one hundred and thirty, being gain on last
years vote. ... a..
As it is, we have a majority of from ten to
twenty over all combinations. The Know
Nothings and democrats united are outnum-
bered, and the Republicans now know their
reliable strength. ...... '....
The Germans can also see who have got
into their bed. The Know Nothings and
Democrats are thoroughly united, here, and
such was the case in Msumee City, and such
will be seen to be the case throughout the
State. The letter of Wayne Griswold shows
1.-THE vote in Perrysburg shows it the
vote in Maumee shows it. Now, !you who
have lad SO much to say against the dark
lanter party, where are you?
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wood County D. n.

Every elemehRof opposition was brought
% bear in 'tRe1 recent county election to defeat
.he Repuplicans. The Know Nothiass were
FIRST secrued, then a poriiou of the Republ-
can ticket was accused of b ing Know Moth
iry md thus a two ed ged sw1 ord was brought
to bear against the Republicans, and yet with
all this opposition we are triumphant BY "a
handsome majority, s,i.'..-. a1u ...nss..
The opposition to The Republican candi-
Is.s for Sheriff doubtless reduced the MAORI
~ on the general ticket at least $50 votes :
For Sheriff, Norton had 773 votes, Borden
7s6, lock S49. McCrory lo4. Paige, the
Know Nothing candidate for Congress, had
90 votes. Fol Recorder, I, G. Frisbie had
19i woes. For Surveyor, Hiram Davis had had
394 votes. All of these except the vote lor
D wis and Paige, were principally drawn from
dc R publican party. N,ne tickets Vee
20 Cd on which the candidates for Supreme
J .Jge wue transpesed, and their majori!ies
are thus slightly reduced. @ -a. b.
THE following are the official majorities
throughout Scott, 352, Bowen, 344 Wad-
die, s5i; woloott. 352; Mott, 398; swi-
gart, s65 Laskey, 452 ; Norton, 7; Hatch,
ESQ., Minton,y Z Sis; Elder, 3i5, The fair
z, publican majority is exhibited in Motifs
vote Add to this the dissfection Of l50,
and we will have 538 majority. . ...
Now let every township be thoroughly or
ranized-let every Republican see that his
neishbor is at the polls-let no man fail to do
lis whole duty--and Fremont will carry
Wood county by 600 majority. 7.f
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OES1O.

The Republican majority in Ohio will be
abou. 10000. lis now thought that bat
two opposition congressman are eleoted--both
from the Hamilton district. There are doubts
d, "a he election Of Watson, but he is conf,
deuty claimed by the Republicans. The re-
turns come in slow, and,o although we are
nav writing at l o'clock on Friday, nothing
y,ry defn,.3 IS reported. tits our opinion
that ths u+joiity will not be less than so, 900
The opposition place it at $4,000. Either
= "A answer, and either can be doubled at the
reYt election -..-..
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The County Enir.

In consequence of pressure Of business
engagement we were unable to attend the
County Fair held at Bowling Green on
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
From the representation of those who were
in attendance, we hesitate not to say that the
show of agricultural products was as good, if
not better than at any previous Fair. A
gentleman who visited the State Fair informs
us that the exhibition of vegetables at Bow
ling Green, was superior to anything he saw
at Cleveland. He thought the fruit was also
superior. ...I- ..
The Fair was attended by large number
of people, all of whom appeared well pleased
with the exhibition, the manner in which it
was conducted, and the general good treat
ment bestowed upon visitors by the citizens of
Bowling Green. We have not yet seen their
list of awards, but we presume that it will be
presented to the public in due time.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
pENNsVLYANsA.

The reports from Pennsylvania are conflict
ny and uncertain 1t is claimed by both
2arties The probability is that it has given
:. very small majority ior the democrats. It
ia entirely too small to be gratifying to Mr.
gnchanan's friends With anything less than
5 900 majority at this election, the prospect
# carving the state for Buchanan is most
gloomv. He has always been a politician
uauy democrats have been prescribed and
Kicked to one side to give him room to pass
and here is beyond doubt thousands oil dem
scrl.,s in thai STATE who will support gen
ersI ticket, that cannot be induced to vote Tor
Buchauan. Add 10 this the large QlAker
vote which is seldom out at an ordinary state
lection, and We may safely count on an in
~. ase Of q5. 900 in the Republican vote at
lie 1t 1t election,
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Tic PrOspeci.

Every R publican is cheered by the result
Of the recent elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and Indiana While the democrats rejoice in
a partial triumphant in Pennsylvania, there
IS hat coldness in it which reminds one OF
the rejoicing Of a cJlprit on the receipt of
,hree days respite from the embrace Of
hemp. They but too plainly read their fate
IN the coldness exhibited by their party
prints in this election, when the great and
mon entous issue of Freedom or Slavery was
partially thrown aside to give place to party
auacL ments, personal friendships, and local
Interests. When The issue is presented direct
before the American people, who can doubt
ire resul, We now regard FremonFs cleo
lion as fixed fact
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Mott

Is reelected to congress by from 600 to
1000 majority. This is better than his friends
could hope for, and is less than the majority
claimed for Edgerton by his friends. 1t is a
triumph of right of princple-of Citizen
over politicians triumph of the people
over POLITICAL trickery and partizan dema-
gogueism. .' -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
Who are the Kansas Wanderers

A lelegl aphic dispatch says that Governor
Geary, of Kansas, has arrested one hundred
and seven p rsons in that territory under a
charge of murder in the FIRST degree. By
examining the list, We see that one hundred
and one Of those arrested are from the free,
and six from the slave states The southern
ruAians may commit all the murders they
please, in Kansas, and the present administra-
lion will hang northern freemen because they
were not also murdered. Certainly Geary is
bettering affairs in Kansas alta rapid rater-
Buchanan or Fillmore should be elected
President, and then these things can be per,
petuated.
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Ey Attention is invited to the card of
Messrs. Griswold Il Chamberlain. II ey have
erected a building specially adapted to their
wants, and are now opening fine stock of
Jewelry, Guns, &c. Sportsmen will find su-
perior equipments at this establishment, and
ladies and gentlemen will find rare sssort-
ment of jewelry on hand for their inspection
Those visiting Maumee should give them a
call.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16
PHILADFIPuIA. Oct. II

Geo. j. Coffe, recently editor of the Demo-
cratic Organ, has repudiated Buchanan and
last evening joined the Fremont Democratic
Club. He made speech fully indentifyng
himself with the Republican cause. Mr..
Coffee has just returned from stumping the
State in behalf OF Buchanan. He was cores
ponding Secretary Of the Keystone Club, ac-
companied that club to the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and was chosen to announce to Mr..
Buchanan bis nomination he was also the
Orator of the 4th, at the independence Square.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

EB- The vote for Norton, in this township,
falls short of what his friends and opposers
predicted. Some of the men who presented
Mr.. MS name to the Republican convention
and labored zealously to. secure his nomina-
ton, went to the polls and voted against him
and urged their friends to do likewise. We
shall not discuss this matter, but reserve the
facts for future reference. Norton is defeat
ed by "a votes in this township, and those
twenty-four votes will be sufficient to teach
him and others, that there are those who at
tend conventions whose friendship only lasts
while the convention exists, and that there
are others who only oppose their own political
friends in convention. Mr.. Norton lost votes
by being charged with the sin of Know
Nothingsm, and he lost the Know Nothing
vote by being Republican /; and if his cleo
ton is lost, it is by the treachery of pretend
ed friends. Such combination of circum-
stances, together with the opposition of an
independent candidate, and deservedly pop
ular political opponent, have secured his de-
feat.
P. S.-This Thursday morning. the re-
turns from Montgomery township have
changed the complexion of affairs, and Mr.
Norton is undoubtedly elected The Demo
Gratis were much elated yesterday, but to day
they are "off on business The Fillmore
Democrats are counciling together, and ap-
pear to have come to the conclusion that Bu-
chaniers are not the only mourners at this fu-
neral. We would respectfully refer them to
the fable of the dog and his shadow.
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George Colt vs. Alfred Stone. ct, al -
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of order Of sale
- TO me directed from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county. Ohio, shall expose to public sale, at
the court house in Perryshurg the sth day Of No
vember A. D. 1856 between the hours of and four
o'clock p. NJ of said day the following described prop
erty to wit: The part of river tract number fifty
seven, in the United States Reserve of twelve miles
square the foot Of the Rapids of the Miami of lake
Erie, containing eighty-four and eighty-hree hun
dredths acres, situate in Wood county, Ohio
W. L. COOK. Sheriff.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale OF RcaI Estate.

ON the first day Of November, A. d. 1856 between
" the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ.
of said day at the door Of the court house in Peys
burg. Wood county Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate the property ol
John McCaughey deceased, to wit: In-lot No. 203
subject to the widows dover and inlots No 204 205
206, 227, 22S, 22ps $50 In the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio. Terms made known the day
Of sale. SYLVANUS JEFFERSON,
PRIoE JEFFERSON, Attys. Ex'r. of J McCaughey.
October g. 1S56--22w4s1.75
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NzrThe Maumee school master has been

EET The Maumee school master has been
wiring letter to the Toledo Commercial in
which he exults over the election in this place
at great rate. He is very careful, however,
not to state hoO the thing ,Oas did ! He says
nothing about the marriage of Mr.. Democrat
to that harlot, Miss Know Nothing.