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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
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HEALING ESsFsakOGAgEON,



II peftee' Pstn lsstloyei amt an .ss''a,sy. s
edy ior the Ot rheumatism. Cuts, NuuD&s, Lua
ihe Side, Back aud limbs Lumbaso, sore Ihroai; ii'
Scalds, swelltngs, Asag, tItmpl lles- ac Fef tt-
aud Wounds i superior e. any uthtr preiEtratln
siil afford immediate relief in scds u bgrus. sua i"
Pains on weak mess IA any part ttg system VII s.
CERTAIN relist ia a SeEE short iime.
Used latefualIy. il {, Oae 81 the most NAlustl= rit
dies of cIalGp ~ ,aioiie affections, for pans ca
ia the side. tbtvat chest and stomach, tfg r.
hes,laehe scknvss, Flea,natsni, Or any
terual weakness tausqd ~ ts 0E str4.A. u !9ssvs
soothing, healin- and P.ia-iesrosiug properties us-
4aAed ~ aa! othe eolapgas4 nIva}e3i4e sAd we A4s
never known il 10 t4ii ia arIesyus tue pr sGess ~ &
above usnetl dissasss.
4 What has Dyer's Healing Embroeation done
Wonders, indeed Ii is known every whereas sstas-
lard medicine, sure rguedy, and universal panss
for rheumatism, Iuts, ds hurus, sGals Idnll@s
throat piles bowel complaints, cholera NiRd g.
ID IysentarA J, aEi AUpserous other !s ana S'iie7s
popularity is OWING 80 It's own intrinsic merits
used ii i never dispensed Wlth, IL Is teN9hliA& =
more and uiorv popular, and t. perorntihs remES X"
cuses day BY lay AL persons Nho haNe never ase1
great ryuedy hi al sorts 81 pain should al onse 9is
A Balm for Every Wound.
# pyer'- Healing tnbrveasOn has acquitted an uupr.
denied celebrity aheaiias pauaeeas ltegres woaa
euts, burns bruises, stsids, rheumatism aFt all eA
uai sad internal p,iu IN short period Of tinIy. Sci
tlffsly prelar.d snd always preserving the SSH
strsnsth and quality Il Is usea With the greSteat
I lgneg by al classes, and has besone % qutyer.
known tlatit needs hardly 70 DO uamed Ia public ~
A Sure Remedy for Piles.
iae Piies,a inst distressing complaint is more
lent than Is generally supposed II IS attended witt
dsBtgnBtop, sulall tunpTs 10 tRs generality OF
suAs thot. appear anee, is lAdes ribobly painful vi
IL i impossible s. rcsiAt scfatchIs, and tbs opS ~
ent relief t. be desire 10 er the skin on i
disease Is uot dangerous, put extremely unPleasn
Clerks, aud those of seentlG} habits, iiasl at
\ to this malads. Lot all afflicted try BSeFs Hedfus
brVcatoD, snd Warrant Immediately relief an
iectaslo cure. Many Troublesome esssn IF this eonpi
haSs been rcletied by the u tlis great uieilit
We can presens upon fact b cOrUoEomtull p =
statement, and hnagln3s bear testimony 10 the ~
4 value OF thi. AlLIieahpg Psnaeea.
No Stain Left
The ease With which nssrs Healing Emhroestipu
applied Ile abssaee any grease oily sabstaae n
ID, position rs perfect Ueatnesas leaving ne s
np5n thslfe skin agreeable 0aur rs prgmgtsit
fin and eleaeious efees, reuaer il the most value
bic cheapest .sdlcRa that he used. The g.nu
ine ha. the 6s sisois ot the pfupgstprs signature
A. H. FIELD Proprietor, Providence, H. I.
Ssid ia Koek island aud Davenport BY HIAiEs
/ CLIPPiNGEEi Ia ChicsgoAy hEArlN & a46 ~ soA
| in NasoAtins by /. D. DouGhkRfY, Oetil '9o-dl,
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Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
ANEW stylsE ~ AeH iofA prices al tuoA g.
~ g3tlG BSaay stT Dell AN Araets.
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
v
HARRISON between FRONT and Second street

Harrison, between FRONT aud Second Street"
IkIERER a q HORSUNa, rr5pristafs
ti.ate, robert HsHne.j
rEEE proprietor respectfully announces - "s
4 ez.s. , q. deals al tho tcas rlinE pdbt' FgHo
ialb I4zl L4yiHZ purchased
This Commodious Hotelr
sid .I :. thoroughly IspaiTed and ran9y atzje he tz
u1N prepared 10 iusrtt sIars OF III n patronage,
constant alsentiontO sagf wants aa CON lofts Ats
Eaul4 lil be snpplIt ytiA Tue Oest which thG MAI
"a 4Ir8s and Ais 30 gag rooms re- ilEhlsh"c -
sBaaa Ea8se Of aug Ia tha city. June "a dH
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ISHALL receive In u few days quantity OF fires
loniou Seed from WsthersAeld, Connecticut
Those wishing good article should apply earl! a
Wilson n Harley 'sorto
Oct y w3m EDWIN PaRMEGF
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
I lersons deslrous of Information concerning lhs
/ point plat Ioe new Town and ebt.iI
uii particulars OF prices eilots, Ae b! calling on
GEO. h. H.PARkkR.
u uttes over Wilsys Grocery Store, Cd ST.
iassnport, Avg. ~ i'aa-tI
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h. D. MYERS, DENTIST,
ifyHs< ~. Has removed his 0tfice to Second
'iIYTTff St. between Brady and Perry, a
law doors east OF 5mi tbs store,
H. hopes that the last three years constant praeHse
Ia thfs cfty has given such satisfaction will ndGse
those yshing The services of Dentist to seek IT.
location
A. tt his work any amount ot references Ga" o.
giyeu it desired scptS 30 oNH
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Particular attention pald TO Roofing, spouting and
Jobbng. Country merchants can rely upon beng
supplied with I. "A ware al " wholesAle prices,
Rags, old copper Lead Sc, taken IN exchange iSi
goods IAflG dtfl GRANTEES n BELL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
H - 5kAz3
The great Central Route, connecting the At tanu'
cities Win the Western, Northwestern, ana segtn
western states, by continuous RaiW ay dfec.: hi
road also connects al Pittsburgh "i.h aalis noe Z"
teamers 4, all psrls the SOrth western Lakes, na
kip1 inc most direct eheapeSt aRd reliable rSafs ~
which Freight can be forwarded 10 ana rom 'h'
Great West
first sA.-Boots shoes, Dye -5c = toa a
Goods lin boxes Fufs, Feafhers, Ae.t
second Class. -. Books q station
cry, DRY Goods liu oales) Drugs and sae % lpns
Medicines, Hsrjwsrs Leather, Wool
Third Ciass.--4nyils, Bagsing,,
Bacon, Pork lin bulk Cast stsel,t sic 100 y
Sole Leather in bundletl oehrc, &e.f
FOurl n e. las ...Conee, Fish ,ba-l
con ~ PORK (packedl Larda Lard oi,S f0c , TOO J.
hemp, Iron, lead nails, soda ASA, &e.S
FLoUR-Sl per barrel antll further notice.
GRAlN-5O els. per l00 b. until faIlaer notice.
CoIT0S-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 HIS,
well ht untilfutheI notice
II PIN shipping GoOas from 4al point oast OF Pail
adeiphia, be particular ~ n'atE Packages "pia Penn
gIca ria Railroad IA goods rlxned 10 the
gents for this Road al ga- pb.a or pittsburg, VIII
Be forwarded without eteDtlon,
FEsisHF AsssTs.-heff1s- N"ratF n Co., Mem
phis Tenn. X. f. Sass ~ Co, NJ G..uts, j. = Aiteh
eil * Son, Evansville, Iad; oamesEll, Bell & Bar
lock and Carter & JeNrt.. Louisville Ky: r, Mel
dtum Maids IA, Ind; - Eniai. . Brown, and Irwin
) Co., Circinu8SE ). IS. Graham 4 Co., ZaBcsyBi,
o.; Ieeeh , Co.. - httug It. Boston: Leech s Co.
AsiaT Hpure, y. fJrHs " liDam 81. and Batter
Place. New GorS. T.. J. ~needer, Philadelphia; Ma
FRA x 4 oun- BaitiEH"rc; Ge" q. Fronescus, pitt.
burg,
H.i}. HuU SION, 6sHsr@t Frsight -7gsst. PhHs
II. j. LpAtBAEkI saF't- .is.gsG, Pa.
penBsyi irania RailrOad.
Three lisilY fatOush Trains betwesa Philadel phia
and Ptttsburza.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Pniiadeiphs for Piitsburga al :. 4. NJ, and
Pittsbur rxb for Philadelphia att A. N The fast line
leaves Phisdelphisst z. NJ. and Pttsburg for Phil
sdeIpbia 81 z. NJ. THE NIGHT IMPRESS tran
leaves Pniladelphis for Pittsbargh at II NJ. ahd
Pitts bu rgh for Philadelphia al IL p. NJ.
The above lines eonneel al Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from 81. Louis, No.. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
vile, KY; Terre Hsute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesyille, Massilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
ST. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets se had 10 srfrsm either Of tbs
aHoge places.
For further particulars handbills al the differ
eat starting points, Passengers from The Wes! will
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route -
PaIlads oil phia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, phila.
j. MESkiMES, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phis. Nov Cd '5J dly
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b. b A Il Il

CITY UNDERTA kER,
KEEPS CONsTA NrLY on HAND,
c0FFINs of every quality and size.
IND HETALLIC BURfAL CASES.
Warc-B ooms and Residence,
Brady, between JdRnd 4th Street, West Side,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HEARSE alsAysip readiness. Carriages farHi sh g,
gban desIred July ~, Is55-dtf
Il. -. MOORE,
FROM SEW HAVEN, ct.
FRISCO, Banner, Sign and Ornamental PAlnter,
E,rlinef OF Wood, Stone and Marble
i.oIts ring aud Giiaing on
GLASS,
.TtaayR >haIes, tnterier Nrcoralioas, PGr'eaits
Scenery Landscapes, &C., at shorI notice.
s ~ Painting and Graining for the trade.
\ " b rfi.f Fourth aud Brady st sets. Dayeuprri
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II. A. Porter e. Bro,
ROCK ISLAND. III.

I'.1hN kLLEES, StRtloners and dealers in wan
, flHer and Yankee Notions, agents for Whites
n. - H. thpc Foundry and docs Printing Presses.
. ~ 49, w MANA apll0w
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STOVES Al WOLtSALE
The Largest Stove store

= AAS %ANA ESos
In the "e1t.::
NkrE shall receive the opening of uay CATION the
w largest stock OF STOVES and ilSSERS
STOCK ever brought 10 the Stale Of Iowa. Among
the nu merous articles which we shall keep eoiisani
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate. Sheet irof
Hoiier from No. IL to %. Charcoal DO, Rnssta d.
fnitati0a RRssia do, Wire, ttnHsd Coppsr'S, brs-
isr's do. Block tin Lead, Copper Bottoms, aettat
do. iron Riue.s all sizes, tiRRsd do. all kiHds G
PRAISED rare, JaPaaEsd do. Tiaasrs Toots and se
all persons favorng Us with order shat We
will SCI Al them goods in line low they
bought in Chicago ST. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in thls
place, and terms to sait.
Please give US q call aud learn our prices, Enj
tneB think you will spend neitI Ier time nor mon
ey hereafter in buying al the Two places above
Ramed
N. B. la few agys shall receive assoyG-
meBt Of the above named goods By Hsiiroad, sum
eient to supply the iIs med late demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being applied
at all times with Tinware aud on favorable at
FholesaIs prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &C., taken in CT
change for goods.
No. Burrows Block, FrentSlreet.
MchI..dAwtI WICkERsHAM d HICKS.
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Rock tSlauu.
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!

.. 70 Is, 600 rolls hand just received and open
l = ing, have NO hesitation in saying thai e
have largest aad bsst 1srisy west OF Chicago,
. yisit 10 our staFs sad warehouse viii show, all
" A!eh " III 1s suld Al reasonable prices.
II. A. P0R TER BRO,
old Pioseer Book store,
abl : d~-u hock Island. III.
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WM. P. cAHPBELL.

I . OL1A'
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
HAsf EALk eot Or o South. West Brady and iD-
tlst So. ONCE IL be Court House. All order
PROMPTLY attendedto. Aug. 18th '53 d.Hit
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SAW MILL

/ iiNOR sale al CaunOHS sax aaI Ptaning NH eve.
Il ~ description o! PlNk LGMBkR required.
nave started Iay Mills in eolaple4g 9rdar aud hayin
good stosS gt -. ogtiix Lgsss hasid, read
to TeceIye orders i9s,lay kt4I 81 Lumber, which
pledge my ssi y at @tti Pr0apisess and dapateh,
ulthe order IN which they received; /. o. drat
cone trst served ! h0ve at present on hand large
ztn. h Of
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JAS. RUMBOLD, JE.,

E ACTOR AND gUILDg 4,
stop On alley bet 9Th and 5th SIS, of CoBgrs
tt5a8t and Vest UI Methodist Church.
z tue gHfh 55slN VII
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'INHE uHtersgHsd NOW opening Copper,
l. Tin and Shret Iron 5obbiug shop, on See
oni Street near Harrison stresE. Iull assortment
Of The " iious articles composing tn stock oil
Sete Iu-waTe and Sieve store. All sorts OF wei
cisteu and DVabie- AeIiOg Force Pumps oaA a. AT
times be had Al the above msh.ioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet ZHc,
and Bathing Tubs on h@HFIoHstant!y.
Their long experience in tite business makes the
rapscribeTi confident OF satisfy ins Nj cal, made iR
their line.
Ps,ucular attention paid to lin HeoHug aud espe
ciaily 10 selling Williams PAtrnl Pump With ball
valves,
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SAMUEL PERRY.
rvr1l

SAMUEL FERRY.
N1 Torch ant Tailor,
IS oil baud a new and faIl saor,laent OF Ffene
i and Eaglish Ci0thes, Cassimsres aad Ve.tine,
= Die i1r The seasDn, which he viii make a. /,
sEelsIre % sHer notice and regsona BILE terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ot all kinds FOR spring aud summer wear, ~hieh
at'i be soi6 as ebF4p AstBe cheapest.
FGRgIsiIIYG G GOODS.
a z8gd sapPi! 1fevefytAiag necessary for gentle
r4@H's wardrobe, spring style of Hats,
Caps. G'runks, taIiCes, dc.
P.s. Waald invite tAoseaboutt0 purchase goods
laine above .,ne 90 give him call before purehasih,
else y here. One price only. 40 trouble to show
Goods. 4hSHEfUtID gEsltaYo4s hopes contnaanes,
ptshsssnis. SAMUEL PERRY.
.nr.,ryr aa-#f Tz FzsE
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Boots anD Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

=. !, :. :,
II Il Nh N IL X A ID IL,
- -.
IEAPlab ihefeasc'i 5pSI ~ -, - .9. 4 fsfbe+
1a.,.yaea as,a soeees."ss to $ & a~so $ CO.. e
- ~ estizens of0syenport and iciN5ts ztcatl
dacauents tlFn ever - bay tistr bpots and sh9e b
thrUt oar retail ssBek hrreaHsy viii always zH
tkin sysyy ,escript s II goods wanted y fnf "" H
u M. s,s nRE4te etlaus.rs preparations II
tr, dealers 10 cali SD eSsiniuc6lf oss aiii pfi
asst is our ae'Hrmss4taA go sen oa = eo9a t2' r
the can bs garcb1ts' ill II Lsa.s q thie.s
bA"rOst 9hlS1N ~ -
oct:5 8faes ~, j 9""f 'ts'''- @
,y.tz.r r..an4., p.,..
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! a, 500 DIT BRUhNEk & GAssEL.
SEVs TIN STORE.
" Gamer % Tin and shee, Iron Ware.

THE sabscTipers have jasf opened store on HRr
l risou between Third aud Fourth strse.s, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds 0l
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DINING SALOON.
CsaOsCE CONFECEloNARN
AND
fEb, CREAM SALOON.

II ENFLEAEN and LADIES eau be furnished ~ Sti
| Ihuurs with choice Fruits, Confectionery and t'r
Cyaaa 10y pleasant rooms on Sd street. east o. FtthN
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-,---1----.--.--..-s -
DR.. J. w. n. BAKER
J. e. PARKER.
W. II. LINE. NJ. D,

Practising Physician,
Udcu Brady street, opposite the Post otce, over y
porT Cinthng store. Ose hours, Diore pAItlenlay
Ivn : 90 A, NJ, aud from 10 l.. N. api E-ttt
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Seasoned EY0oriM.. !.

both rough and dressed; and having taSea great
Pas l. aaSfe Aa services vi the sus aee han!cs Ia
me stIie, leet surea th4l ANY lumber ptaned
my ltl VII E}Nc satisfaction. viii 10 JOB Plaainy
- lo~ Ns ang estGQiisAm enl in the west.
Persons WISHING Ia baild whera Gime is an object
would DO well to call and look al ny stock before
,nau,yrtiag elsewhere, rs have j large quantity o.
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II. =. MOOR r,
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
HHEwSGEEE Il Il NIGHT, I,

uaE~STEn u KNIGHT,
Land Agents a. Sioux City. lows.
Land. entered asj t afr4nts located Ia Sioux iiiy
Fort Hu igs and Cas4c otans.
aa4lsuE promptly attended ~.
+ e. 81 rH>TEE T. 2. KNIGHT,
aus, p ,fp44.'r st Lag. Civil EnginsaT& Surveyor.
REFER 70
il. 81. sf & IrI-, EsqTs.. Editof Gazette,
ug D. 81 HNHberwaEt Dawson & Grggs,
IL. Price, Esq.. }. y. Lane, Esq.
.tEag 10. 'Ib-alY
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SEASlNED LUMBER
aa-s "a supply lals section q
SHINGLES

hIye pHEchased and Putup MOODS Patent Ma.
81 se IN eaEucch0u WtLH any Mil aad an sallsn
al saPpiy my customers wisA better Single q [
les money thaB auy ought haIe FOR, or can bt
made By any olaar MAehn9s [ also make Shingtes
bs hand sud Will continue 10 do long as they
Ece 10 demand.
taSa this 1pPorHlnjos to return my tha nks for
fast layers, &ud solicit trGa nY cas.oIGsrs ana lh1
pahUc spn giilUzuee ot the same.
apr.2. dwu joan NJ. CANNON.
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y. q. pEI.TtsN. VI. a..

INORsfERLY Assistant Physician 10 theE mtgrant
II Pyuiteutary and Kings co. Hospitals, n: -
kcsident surgeon 10 the Brooklyn Guy Hospital, q
GENTLY of arsuge nd Wasicbester Cos, \. ouef-
b,. services to the citizens oI Davenport
once aaI residence Brady ST. nea rlY opposite Hoh
SIrusDt's aug go 1855 d~tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-08-27
WHO ARE THE BORDER RUE.
EIANSi

We invite attention to the exciting
news from Kansas which we publish to-
day, aud which We copy from fusion pa
pers. The Black Republicans have not
a word to say against these Abolition
Border Rm6fans, who have commenced
this last war. and are robbing and MUIR
deriug peaceable settlers, driving others
from the Territory. and boldly setting
the laws at defiance. Bloody times are
at hand-oivil war has actually COM
mcnced-and let it not be forgotten
that the Abolitionis.s are the authors of
it. The peosle can now see why Con-
gress refuses to pass an appropriation
for the Army. The President is pow
erless to put down this civil war, unless
the Army is provided for, Let LANE
and his minions 60 on in their bloody
work, saythe Black Republicaus--ws re-
joice over it and endorse it. Well, gen
tlemen, then let US hear none of your
bowling when the day of r~etribution
comes. It 10 a war of your own seeking,
and you must abide the consequent
0lA 49, E-- aa-+a EAE E&+
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"A mIsTAnE -CORRECTED.

A mistake was made by US in print
ng the tickets for the Primary meet
sgs, which unless corrected might lead
to suspicion of foul play on the part OF
come persons, and we embrace the ear
lest opportunity of correcting it. The
name of THOMAS j. KENNY, Esq, for
Prosecuting Attorney, was u~nintention-
ally omitted. The mistake is wholly to
be attributed to the carelessness Of the
compositors in our Office and ourself.
&hamistake was not discovered until all
the tickets we're worked of and sent to
the different Townships. As Mr.. KEN
NY had no opposition we suppose no
harm has been done, but we wish to ex-
honerate Mr.. KENNY from all blame in
the matter.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-08-27
POLE RAISING Az SAVANNAH.

We had tie pleasure of being present
at a first-rate gathering of the unterri
fed Democracy of Clcarcrcek and sur
rounding Townships, at Savannah, OF
Friday last. a beautiful Hickory Pole
was raised without difficulty, and a mag,
n%iicent flag Efty-taeo feet an hengkA-the
largest in the Couuty-was run UP
AMID three hearty cheers.
The meeting was called to order abou;
half past 2 o'clock. By calling Hon. JoHN
G. MyERs to the Cla;r. 4 Vice Presi-
dent and Secretary were also chosen,
whose names we do not recollect. Hon.
d. BuRss, of Mansfield, then took the
stand, and proceeded 20 deliver a mas
terly speech nearly three hours in length.
He first proceeded to answer the Charge
SO frequently urged against the Demo
cratic party, that We are the ~pro-shaCery
party, aad are in favor of extending the
institution of Slavery into territory now
free. He reviewed at length the his,
tory of the two parties, and showed that
not only had the Democratic party au-
rexed every foot Of territory that had
ever bacu annexed to the United States,
but also declared and proved that every
State now free had been made So by the
Democratic party. lie dwelt particu-
larly upon the admission of California,
showed that every temptation was there
presented to the Democracy to make
California a Slave State, yet Dotwiih-
sanding they had the power they re-
faseI to do it. We have not space to
follow NJ. Burns any further in his re-
marks. The whole speech was a master
ly riadication of the policy Of the Demo
cratic party, and met the hearty apprev'
al of very Democrat present.
Mr. BUEHs was followed by T. J. KEN
NY, Esq, of this place, in IN able speech
of over az hour in length living been
called sway soon after he commenced
We arc not able to review the points
made. The deafening cheers which
we're born by the wind to the spot where
we were standing, however, fully testi-
fed that he was doing up matters in the
right style. We everywhere heard his
effort spoken of in the highest terms
We predict for him a brilliant future, il
he continues in his present ways of we'll
d Ding.
At the conclusion of Mr.. KENNY's
speech, the large audience adjourned
with three hearty cheers for Buck and
BREck. The meeting was worthy of
the Democracy of Clearcreek, and we
are much mistaken if it does not tell eff
fectively upon the result of the coming
election.
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JOHN D. JONES,
G. II ~RINEIIART,
JOHN HARST.
JOHN DOUGHERTY,
HAHN - WHTrE

y motion to submit the preston to
the Democracy of the County at the
October election, OF abolishing the pres.
ent Convention system and returning
again to the Primary meeting system,
after an animated discussion was LOST
zone but delegates voting on the ques-
tien.
ID. RUST, of Hanover, in accordancce
with the instructions of his Township,
offered the following resolution, which
was adopted without a dissenting voice !:
Resolvcd, That A. L. Curtis, having
been elected Probate Judge of this
County by the Democracy, and having
since left the Democratic party and be-
slowed his patronage upon the Ashland
Times, this Convention considers him
unworthy of confidence and we hereby
request him TO resign.
Or motion, the Secretary was unani-
mously instructed to furnish Dir. Qua
It's with a copy of the resolution.
The following resolution was also
unanimously adopted:
Resolocd, That WI hereby endorse the
course of the ashland Union, under the
charge of c. w. BUSHNELL, aud that
we will use every effort to increase its
circulation.
On motion, the proceedings of the
Convention were ordered to be published
in the ashland Union and the Colum-
bus WeSt6ots.
Ga motion, the Convention adjourned,
siae die.
d. S. SAMPSEL, Prest.
JOHN VAN NEST, Sec'y.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The time for holding the Democratic
Congressional Convention, we believe,
has not been definitely fixed. Tuesday,
the 10Th day Of September, has been
partially agreed upon, and delegates
from this County will understand that
to be the day on which the Convention
will meet, unless otherwise notified.
The last Congressional Convention,
which met at Harrisville, decided to
ho.d the Convention this year at Woos-
ter. Below we give the names of del
egates to this Convention from this
County, from every Township except
Green, where none we're chosen, and
Clearcreek, the pole-book of which was
not returned.
Montgonery-T. J. Kenny, D. S.
Samrsel, G. W. Bushnell and J. Sheri-
dan.
Ranov1-D. E. Stockman and E. B.
Fuller.
Lackson--John s. White, John Keere,
Jr. and Frederick Ritter.
Perry-John A. Campbell, John Blu
cher and John Van Nest.
VermiAion- John Dougherty, George
Buchanan and VIM. s Strickland.
SuHsvan-John Berry.
Mfton-Johu Woodburn and Obed
Andrews.
MRin-Luke Selby.
Ruggzes-George w. Rathburn.
Loke-William Wicof and Jacob
Emrick.
Troy-John Smith.
Orange-John Smurr, Thos. Camp
boil and William Mcdowell.
Nohecan-J. NJ. Eammett, Fl. Win
bigier and William Noggle.