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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

In Rquity-hlarch fern, 1856.
William s. Clinton '. John r. Chamblee and others.
Original Bin.
IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that VIII
liam G. Dollar and his wife Mary reside beyond the
limits Of this State it is thereupon ordered and decreed
that publication be made for six successive weeks in the
lsborough Recorder. notifying said defendants oft
fling Of this bill and that unless they appear and plead
demur 10 the same at the next term Of this
Court 10 be held for the county Of Orange, at the court
house in Hillsborough on the second Monday IN Sep
TENDER next, the will be taken pro conf and
heard er payfe as 10 Them.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office in Marlborough this l7lh
day Of March, A. ID. 1856.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. n.
March IS. Price adv. $3.50 3l-6w
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r i G L \ 7.

THIS Thoroughbred Stallion aud Race Horse. 10
Il which was awarded The irst Premium Of The frst
State Fair. will stand Marlborough the present SEASON.
which will commence the 10Th day Of March and end
the 10Th day Of June next and will render service 81
the low Price Of Is dollars the season due the end Of
the season. Fifty cents 10 his skul groom IN ~ cases
Persons wishing 10 put BY the insurance, can DO 50 At
IS dollars, II the mares arc thought 10 be good
llEDGEPETll & JONES.
March |, 1868 2s-
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Hoi,osoay's Ointment and Piii', ini.ible Remedies
Cor Sab Rheum--Edwsrd Jackson. 81 Galveston. Ter.
a. suffered increasingly for four years with salt rheum
20 bad was he thai Cor four OF FIVE months al lime he
was compelled to keep his he'd and the doctors told
him candidly that he need never again eIpec to lie we'll
Finding this TO be the he dismissed hem and i'm
medisiely put himself under course Of HoIowsyIs
Ointment aud Pills; these hne remedies made such
an improvement in him that he was enabled TO resume
his occupation and by continuing Them for short time
be was restored 10 the blessings Of heah which he has
enjoyed ever since.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening the 10th inst, in this county.
By the Rev. Thomas Lsnsdel. Col. VIZ. JonssroS
FsEKLAsD. to Miss fRAscss NJ PGsTI daughter Of The
late L. X. Pratt, Esq.
In this county. on the 18th instant, By William
M'cown. Esq, M. WILLIAMSON Holloway 70 His
NAxcy MARTis.
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r T. NOV A l..

T,IlE subscriber having removed his Store to The old
stand formerly occupied by A. e. Mudock. just
East Of the Court House. will be pleased see his old
friends and customers, aud many ones may
choose 10 give him call He promises, heretofore,
10 use his hest efforts TO suit them both in the price and
quality Of Goods.
Of The following articles will lie taken in exchange
for Merchandise, at the market price: Wheat Flour,
Corn Meal Ihre<hed Oals. Jeans. Insey. Striped Cot
ton, Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth, Bceswax Flax
seed, Rags, old Castings, &c &c.
r. b. RUFFIN.
February 90. 27--6m
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The director Of the United States Mint at
Philadelphia has given notice that purchases
Sf silver for coinage will be made on the fol-
lowing terms. payable In silver coins Of The
new issue: Five franc pieces at 80 cents
old Spanish dollars at los cents; Mexican
and South American dollars at 1904 cents
half dollars Of the U. s. coined before 1857
at 53l cents; the same from 1897 TO 1883, al
52i German, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian
and old French crowns at la cents each ;
German Florins All cents. Prussian and
Hanover thalers at 70 cents American plate
best manufacture, at 100 i22 cents pc,
ounce. and genuine British plate at 1875 cents
per ounce.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0p.NnE ftnuNTy


In Equiy-March Term, 1856.
Hampton W. Dollar and wife, and others, v. Robert
Christian and others.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
1T appearing the satisfaction Of the Court, tina, Ro-
] bert Christian, William Christian, Harrison Chris
iian. Nancy Rhodes, and the heirs at law by ineal
consequently Of Edward Christian, deceased, (whose
unknown) reside beyond the limits Of this
State; is thereupon ordered and decreed, that publ
cation be made for six successive weeks in the Hsho
rough Recorder, notifying said defendants Of the Cling
Of this petition and that unless they appear and Plead
demur TO the same, at the next term Of this
Court be held for the county Of Orange, at the court
house in Hisborough, on the second Monday in Sep
tember next, the will be taken pro contessO, and
heard er parfe as 10 them.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity Of office, in Hsboough, this l7h
day Of March, A. d. 1856.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &ME.
March IS. Price adv $3.50 3l-6w
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To Mule Raisers.

My Jack Simon Pure will stand the ensuing season.
~ and include the fall srasoD. d his stable, miles
north d Hillsbornugh. do not intend 10 srnd him any
where else Price Tor insurance five dollars each the
money due when the fact Is ascefiincd the property
changed.
DESCRIPTION. simon Pure will be four years
old 10 June sure foal geef and i sire 10 some as
good colts any other Jack lie i very near fourteen
hands high and Of excellent form. have The certificate
of John A. Vines. the gentleman % whom obtsinedthe
lack who says he Is from as fine family Of Jacks
any in The eastern part Of the state. His dam the
largest Jimmy ever saw, aud D. black as . crow.
TYRE u. RAY.
February &c. 27-2m
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Better that we should err in action Than
wholly refuse to perform, The storm is much
better than the calm, as it declares the pres.
ence Of a living principal, Stagnation is
something worse than death. 1t is corrup-
ton also. '
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Henderson May & others '. Benjamin Gccch 4 others
Petition 10 seH Real Estate.
DURsUANT 10 decree Of the Cou,t Of Equity fcr
Omnge county, held at the court house 10 Hillsbo.
rough on the second Monday in March. 1855. ] shall
oIer al pubic sale, upon the premises, Friday The
25lh day of April next that valuable tract Of land
the waters Of Eerles Creek, belonging to the heirs q
souiheand May, deceased. adjoining the lands Of Allen
Hu,hins William Pratt. Zsck. Lyon and others, con.
tanning about two hundred and ily acres. Twelve
months credit will Re gwen the purchaser giving bond
and approved security; and the title will he reserved
until The purchase money Is paid. The sslc will take
place at half past 70 o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB. G. & Mr..
March IL. pfiec adv. $1,000 30
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The Allies were demolishins tho enclosure
lines around Sebastopol.
lsInael Pacha was increasing his army.
Gen, MouFavicf had also received rein
forcements,
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Office r. 4 q. n. r. Company, I
Raleigh, March ~, 1856.

RaIcigh, March ~, 1856. J
Schedule J~ Mail Train on and after Tuesday, ne
III day ef AprL 1856.
n and aftcr Tuesday ncIi. the Mail Trsin. leaving
" The North Carolina Depot, on the arrival Of the
Car, from The West al 5.47 Am. las 81 presently will
stop al the Northern or old Depot IN this city, until
oclock. allowing ample time Coz passengers from that
Road 10 take breakfast al the hotels in Raleigh TO and
from which they will be conveyed by the Projectors
Tree Of charge.
Leaving al z O'Clock, the Train will arrive at Wei.
don Of il40, A. ~, IN full time for oil Trains going
North. and cor the Wilmington Train going South.
Returning, will leave Weldon al 2 p. NJ, after the
nnival Of the Petersburg. Portsmouth and Wilmington
Tfains, and will reach Raleigh. 81 6A5 p. NJ.
r. A. HAMILTON, President.
April S. 59-4w
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Equity Sales.

William c. chamblec and Others er p0rie.
PURSUANT &c a decree Of the Court Of Equity for
IL Orange county, held al the court house in Hillsho-
rough on the second Monday in March, 1885, shall Of
fer at public sale. upon the premises, Thursday the
7h day Of April next, that valuable tract Of land IN
Orange county on the waters Of Mud Creek belonging
TO the heirs Of the late Alfred Ghsmble adjoining the
lands Of VIM w. Guess John w. Chamhlee and others,
containing about oae hundred and seventy-iwo
Nine months credit will be given, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond and good security; aud the title will be cscr.
we'd until The purchase money Is paid. The sale will
take place at ~ o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &. ME-.
March ~. Price dav. S2:0 90 30
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LADIES, FAIR.

4 PORTION Of the Ladies Of Graham, constituting
~ the Presbyterian Sewing Society, propose opening
Fair on Monday evening Of May Court with fine
SUPPER TO consist Of great variety Of eaables Of the
very hest selections; and Tuesday they will open
for sale large variety Of useful and ornamental Needle
Work. Confecionaries, Toys &c. The public gene
raIly old and young are most respectfully invited "a
attend. The proceeds Of the Fair 10 be applied TO the
building Of Presbyterian Church 10 Graham.
March %. 3d.
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YOUNG JERRY.

WILL. stand the ensuing season ii South Lowell.
~ Mangum's store, Tally lilo. 81 William Geei's.
Gian,e and At Curses mill. stopping 81 intermediate
points 10 sl the convenience Of Customers For fur.
Their particulars see hand bill.
LEATHERS & DOUGLAS.
February 16, 1855. s7-
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RICHARD B. SAUNDERS,
(succEssoR TO J. $. LEwIs,)
Druggist and ApOthecary,
CHAPEL HILL, N. G.
AM now opening for my spring sales, fresh assort-
Il ment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,
RJe

&c.
Having bought the entire stock Of Drugs, &C., Of
Messrs ]. I. Watson & Co., (the whole Of which was
purchased in Philadelphia last fall,) and having added
them 10 my present stock, prepared TO offer 10
cash, prompt six months (uness Otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. w. II. Crowel (of Phi
,adelphia) and Mr. A. s. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely on having their orders carefully put up at all
hours. Physicians and others in want will find large
stock, all Of which warrant 10 be Of the best quality.
The following list comprises in part few Of The lead
ing articles in my lines
Alum Amonia, Allspce, Copperas Blue Mass. Ca
lionel, Cloves, Borax, Birthstone, Backings Camphor,
Cream Tartar, Coopers Gelalinc, Glue, EPSON Salts,
Cigars Extract lockwood, Flax Seed, Iubin's Genuine
Extracts, Extracts Of all kinds, Race Ginger Gum Ara.
bic, Harlem Oil Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
Inks, Lyons Kathairon. German Bters Phalon's Hair
Insigoator Pepper grain and ground, Qunine, Vermi
ges Of all kinds, Wrghts Pills, Brandreths, Peters,
Ayers, Slrongs, MIanes Hetcnsack's, &c. Mustang
l.niment, Periumery Of ali kinds, Window Glass Of all
Sizes French and American, Putty Paints, Dye Woods,
&C. Bottles Of all kinds; Garden Seeds. set Of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jars, which will be sold at cost
March 81. 32-3m
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n notice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Superior Court Of Law--March Term, 1856.
IT is ordered by The Court, idai Special Term Of
] Of the Superior Court Of Law snd Equity he held
o, the county Of Orange at the court house in lIsho-
rough, on The second Monday Of June next Parties
and witnesses in civil suits hereby notified 10 az
end JAMES GILL, Clerk.
March rs. Slow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16

North carolina Rail Road, In passing delegates on
Moved and rarried that Is Convention now
adjurn, sine die. The President addressed
the Convention, and the Convention adjourn,
ed.
S. II. ROGERS, President,
Burr, JR.
!. EAToN GALES. Secretaries,
-. 8. SHERwooD,
J.. +. BELL, IN.
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A good paper is like a sensible aud sound
hearted friend. whose appearance ON ones
Threshold gladdcns the mind with the promise
Of pleasant and profitable hour.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

WE are now prepared to receive sealed proposals 10
~ erect building for the Orange County AgricuI.
iufa Society, on their grounds Immediately South Of
the Rail Road in the Thompson field. The proposals
to be handed to W. Norwood, and opened on the 18th
OF April in the presence Of the Committee.
For particulars refer to either Of the committee.
j.. w. NORWOOD,
&c. TURRENTINE.
J. B. LEATHERs,
ALEX'R DICKSON,
PRIZE JONES.
2eth Of April. ' ~-'' 'A'
March IL. a.
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tphiIadeIphia, April Z

psfdict Of The Late Ferry Boat Calamity.
The jury in the case Of the burning OF the
steam ferry boat. New Jersey. have rendered
verdict attributing the disaster to the worn
out. leaky and defective boiler, to the inefi-
cheney Of Richard Settlers who inspected it,
to the general unfiinsss OF the boat for the
transport Of passengers, and to the onission
Of the company to man. equip aud provide
any means 81 escape in case OF fire, eyplo-
sion OF collision. The verdict exonerates the
officers Of the boat who did all in their power
under the circumstances to save those on
board. A preamble. signed by only por.
tion dthe. jury, oensur-s the company in the
strongest possible terms.
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Sl00 REV A r d.

MY..mnawsy Johnson, raised by Mrs. Patterson, Of
vi Orange county, n. e., whom | advertised in this
paper as year, has not been caught. will give One
HUNDRED dollars for his apprehension that get him.
His size Il medium his complexion brown, his teeth not
very goods his step in walking rather quick; he Scoops
little in The shoulders bis eyes rather red. though
be liked TO drink sIirits He has been seen near Mrs
Ps,iersons repeatedly.
J. W. DOWNEY.
Warren couaiy. n. G., March 10. 1856. 29-3w
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Look out, or you'll loosea Bargain

Look out, or you'll loosea Bargain.
rTHE subscriber having drterminelto remove South,
Il now offers for sale his valuable tract Of LAND,
containing $50 acres, lying fourth Of mile East Of
Cedar Grove About one half is wood land heavily tim
bered, and running through each side is large,ne-
failing branch, on which, with some Improvement,
may be made from Is to 20 ogood lnthe
yard Isl well Of good water as any in the country.
On il is comfortable Dwelling House, good Medical
Office, Smith Shop, and other out buildings, all new.
For Physician il is quite respectable location. But
without entering into further details, 1t is expected that
any person wishing to purchase will examine the pem-
ses and satisfy HIMSELF
Ii. f. GRAHAM.
Cedar Grove, Grange county, March /. 29-4w
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Notice to the People.

THERE will be o meeting held at the Court House
Il atGrshsm. Alamance county, on Saturday the 18th
of April for the purpose Of selecting suitable men as
candidates TO represent the interests Of the people Of Al
amsnce county 10 the next State Legislature.
Every man who is in favot Of preserving the Union
as is-who is against the union Of Church and Slate
and who believes in the grea, principle that native Anne.
rcans ought 10 rule and govern America, is most re-
spscifully invited 10 attend. N.Ny VOTERS
March 81. 80
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, 1856.

In Equity-March Term, 1856.
Henry M'Danicl and wife '. Mary Clark and others.
BWcf Iaterpleader.
7 appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendants James NJ. Reeves, Allen Petty, and the
heirs Of Mary Currie deceased residents of this
State; is ordered and decreed by the Court that pub
LEGATION he made for six successive weeks in the Hills
borough Recorder, notifying said defendants Of the filing
Of this BILL and that unless they appear and plead,
swer or demur TO the same, at the next term of this
Court 10 be held for the county of Orange at the court
house in Hilsborough, the second Monday in Sep
iemher next the same will be taken pro Ontesso TO
them, and set down for hearing er pGrte.
Witness, Thomas Webb, CLERK and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity at Office in Hisborough, this eth
day Of March, A. d. 1856.
March 25. Price adv. S4:50 81
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Rirle,on Nichols & Others v Susan Thompson 4 others
PURSUANT - decree Of the Court n Equity fcr
Orange county. held al The couri.honse in lllIsbo
rough on the SECOND Monday in March. 1856. shall
offer for sale at the courthouse door in lIll-horouah
on saturday the 10Th day Of April next. that yslu.
able HOUSE and LOT in lIIsborough on King Street.
Immediately west Of the store Of Messrs. Laiimcr 4
Brown. whcreon Mrs. Porter Thompson no lives con.
tanning one half acre, mprc OF lees.
Five months credit will he given the purchaser giving
band and good security; The title will he reserved until
the purchase money Is paid. Sale II ~ o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, G. & ID. y.
February 10. Price adv. $500 30
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W A N 7 L D .

A LAD fourteen or fifteen years Of age, will I've taken
"a apprentice 10 the Printing Business, on aPp
cation at this Office.
March 10. II
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ambr0types and Photographs

The laiesf and greafea Discovery q lie Age.
II HUNT would inform the public that re has OPEN
-. ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill, where he
is prepared to execute these beautiful pictures IN the
highest style Of the art The Ambro,ype is taken on
Glass, and unlike Dagucreolype, without being
sed. The superiority Of this picture in point Of beauty
and durability, has placed il al the head Of the Fine
Arts 1t can be in any light without reflection, as
il is free from tie polish Of ha silver plates it cannot get
dusty, and it is mpeniou to water, Dir acids and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman particularly invited TO
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather as
good as sunshine. Instructions given 10 the art Of Am
broiypng, and Apparatus furnished.
+. HUNT.
March II. 20
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Wesley Cafes and Others, parte.-Peiition 70 sell
Real Eefafe.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Equity fcr
Orange county held al the court house ~ HILLSIDE
rough on the second Monday in March, 1856. shall
offer cor al public ssIe upon the premises, on Friday the
18th day Of April next, that valuable tract Of land 10
Orange county belonging The heirs Of William Cafes,
deceased. on the waters Of Dry Creek adjoining the
lands Of William Gatad John Cole James Rhodes and
Others containing about nnelysix Nine months
credit will be given the purchaser giving bond with ar
proved security; aud the title will be reserved until The
purchase money j. paid. sale take place Al " O'Clock
THOMAS WEBB, c. q n. q.
March IL. Price adv. $500 80
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Wall Paper and Fire Screens, also
Plain and Oil Colored Window Shades,
at J. z. TURRENTlNE Il Sons.
April IS. 81
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
Hollow Hearted Friendship

How do the pretended friends Of HENRY
CLAY, those who affect to cherish his honor
and his reputation as they would guard the
apple Of their eye, display their high regard
for his memory? Answer +: By eliminating
and traducing the character Of his son, JAS.
b. CLAY. This Is poor way Of manifesting
friendship and regard for the memory of the
father, by villifying and endeavoring to dis
grace and malign the son. JAMES b. CLAY
was the favorite of his father during his life
time; and be left with this son the archives
Of bis long and glorious existence, the home
VI bis life which he SO devoutly loved, and
bequeathed TO him the protection of his his
tory. Now, few miserable things whom
Dir. CLAY never deigned to notice while he
lived, SET themselves up to condemn and
abuse his son because he will not desecrate
the name Of CLAY by becoming disunionist
and supporter Of Fremont for President.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
Profession and Practice.

The Albany Evening journal reminds us Of
the hero of one of Moliere's plays, who Of.
fers the most frantic opposition at every at
tempt which is made to relieve him of his
real or fancied complaints. The Journal,
after furnishing its readers with sort of
"shriek for.freedom' abstract of the terrific
rial laws of Kansas, exclaims:
"These are what the Republicans of the
House voted not to enforce and what Messrs
Haven, Whitney, and Mr.. Marshall, Mr. Fill
more's closest friends, voted to enforce by the
the use of United States troops and their votes
carried it. Without their help the Buchanan
men would have been powerless."
The Journal prudently omits TO state that
the Black Republicans refused to touch the
paci6cation bill of Senator Toombs, and that
Immediately after the passage of the army
bill, Mr.. Whitney, of New York, offered a
resolution repeating the territorial laws of
Kansas. which resolution our Black Republi-
can Congress refused to consider. "They
might, correctly states the Day Book, shave
passed it in twenty minutes had they chosen
to do so; but no, they do not want these
laws repealed; they afford them half their
electioneering stock and capital, and without
listening to Mr.. Whitney's motion, the friends
of ''nigger freedom" adjourned Congress sine
die!" So much for profession Us. Practice
Wash. Union.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
:. The Fires of 40 Rs,x,na,sa. 3,

Early in the campaign in Ohio in exag-
gerated accounts of Black Republican meet
ings, in Black Republican journals, We saw
often used the expression at the head OF
this article. 1t is true "the fires of 40 are
rekindled ;" not, however, by the party who
has, properly, administered upon the few
effects of the slate Wing party" but by
the Democracy. Never since 40 have such
meetings been held in Ohio. Never was the
Democracy more alive. Look at some oi
them - Cincinnati, Hamilton, Springfield
Georgetown, Columbus, Piqua, Bellefon.
tame, Gallon, Salem, GAINESVILLE, Mt. Yer
non, Urbana, Marion, Chillicothe, Cleveland
Dayton, and others not now remembered
have had meetings, numbering from FIVE tC
thirty thousand, and yet the campaign is but
fairly begun. The true friends of the Con.
stitution and the Union will leave no stone
unturned in their efforts to redeem Ohio
from the blight that for two years has fas
tened upon her people. Wesay, Democrats
go on; put forth, as you have been doing
every effort, and success will be yours Ohic
Statesman.