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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
Marietta & Cincinnati & %HilISbOrOush
RAILRO S.
OPENED TO ATHENS,
157 MILES EAST OF CINCINNATI
DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN ATHEEs AND
CINCINNATI.
TINE CHANGED.
Making Direct Connections Nth SciotO and
Hooking Valley Railroad.
TIME


DAILY TRAINS DETwIKS PORTSMOUTH n N
oINcINNATI AND ATHENs AND CINCINNATI.
ON and after Monday, the Sd day Of November
" 1856, the trains will run as Nllows;
FIRST TRAIN leaves Chillieotb6at 5,45 A. Nj.
and arrives at Cincinnati at 1915 A. NJ, and at
Columbus $40 p. NJ, connecting with tho train
for Hillsborough at Manchester.
SECOND TRAIN Leaves Athens at 1850, and
Chillicothe at 100 p. NJ, connecting with tho
train from Portsmouth az Hamden, and from
Hillsborough at Manchester, and arrives at Gin
einnati at $50 p. NJ.
RETURNING.
b FIRST TRAH-Leayes Cincinnati at 600 A NJ.
and Chillieotho at 1880 p. H., connecting with
lIillsboropgh and Portsmouth trains, and inter-
mediate points, and by stage with Marietta,
Pomeroy, Parkorsburgh and other points.
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Cincinnati at $50 7.
NJ. and arrives at Chillicothe at lisp. II. and OF
Hillsborough at ,35 p. NJ.
Fare from Chillicothe to Columbus, $40
Cincinnati, $50
u%iIlsbOrough Trans
Leave Hillsborough at 6,45 A. M. and 1910 A.,
NJ, and arrive at Blanchester at 1855 A. NJ. and
10, 30P. NJ.
R-eturning-Leave Manchester at 7,45 A, NJ.
and 5,35 p. NJ, and arrive at Hillsborough at
9,85 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
w"Tickets TO be had of NJ. l.. Doherty, Column
bus depot; 2. W. Strador, corner Broadway and
Front Sts., Cincinnati Little Miami Railrond
Depot, and at all the principal stations on the
NJ. & c., d II. Railroad,
JOHN WADDLE, sup't.
july so, '5e-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
r. J. CAKES.
las. ID. FOSTER & CO.,

DRlNTING PRESS Manufacturers, corner Of
i Seventh q Smith streets, CINCINNATI, have
constantly on hand, Power, Hand, Card, Embos-
sing, Copperplate and photographic Presses. AL
so, Book and Job Type, Printers Ink, Cases, Rules,
Rcglet, Chases, Composing Sticks, and Printing
materials of every description.
"a Presses furnished at lower rates than at any
other establishment in the United States. I%ian7'5s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
ATTACHMENT.
JEHIEL FRAzEE Plaintiff,
VS..
Henry PINNEY Defendent.

HENRY PNNEY Defendent.
DEFORE Benjamin Dill, j. P. Of Clinton
ID Township, Yinton County, Ohio. On the
10th day of January, A. d. 1857, said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of nine dollars and sixty three cents.
JEHlEL FRAZEE.
Jan. Q0,-W3
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

MRS. SARAH ID. KING, MiIinor ard
III Mantua- maker, Macarthur, Ohio, announ-
COS to the ladies Of Vinton county, thatsh has
located in Macarthur, and will manufacture,
Bleach and Trim at the shortest notice, and in tho
very latest fashion for the fall and winter Of 1855,
Bonnets of every description also make and al
ter Dresses. Ladies are requested to call andex-
anime specimens ofwoIk, u octlstf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

TThe merry jingle of sleigh bells,
with which our ears had been hourly
greeted for many days, wal suddenly
interrupted, on Monday evening last.
by the pattcr and splash of rain. 1t
was to us, who have no sleigh to ride
in, a more musical and grateful sound
than that of the bells. From present
indications, a general thaw, as the al
manacs say, "may be expected" p
Owners offrozen pumps, dry wells and
water mills will be thankful if theil
hopes are not disappointed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
ChiIIIcothe Market.

CnrLLIcoruE, Jan, %, 1857.
WHEAT-S Bushel !,0Oc@s l,1S.
CORN-45cJ9 bushel.
OATS-S5c. 3 bushel.
RYE-75e. q bushel.
BARLEY-$1,25 u bushcl.
BEANS-$2 5O@$3 90.
FLAX SEED-$1l0
BUTTER--Fresh roll zoe U %.
EGGs-lsc y dozen.
LARD-l6c y ID.
DRIED PEACHES-$2 O0.@$2,5e
POTAT0ES-l,2 5 q bushel.
FEATHERS-New Acc u ID.
FLOUR-$6,OO 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES.
WHISKY--25c.
SUGAR-N. %. 1l@l2c. Loaf H.
Double refined Is. Lrr
MoLASSEs-N. O. T5c. y gallon.
COFFEE-Rio 12&@1Sc. p b. Java l6cStb.
TEAs-Y. II 4O@75c q ID. Imperial 4O@sOc.
RICE-6hc an
CHEESE-l0@3 h.
RAlsINs-M, K. new, : $50 to 5,oo8b box.
8 90
BROOMs-s1 5O@s8 90 q dozen,
SALERATUS-Paperod 7G7Ne . h. Loose
6@5K. ,
T0BACCO-va. lbs 25@5Oc. q ID. Va. 5 and
10 lbs. 1S@25c q ID. Ky. . and 10 lbs. l2@lSc u
b. 6 twist 11@l3c q b..
SALT-Hocking2 37@S25O y Dbl. LakeS2 80.
GAINESVILLE Q 80. Sacks q doz. 50 OO@$2 20.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
iATHIAs W WILLIAM NJ. WYETR
LEWIS & WYETH,

sUcCEssoRs To DEFINING, CAMPBELL 4 CO.,
TMP0BcSRS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
i dcaleU in English, German and American
Hardware, Cutlery, Sadlery and Carriage Trim
mings, Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Oils, Paints,
Cordage, Wooden Ware and Baskets, Leather and
Rubber betting, Hose and Packing, Oil Cloth and
Window Shades. Mechanics and farmers Tools
and Bulldog Materials, Agents for FairbankS
Platform Scales, sign Of the Gilt Anvil, East side
of Paint Street, between Water and Second,
Chillicothe, Ohio. junl9-n44tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
VlNTON ROUSE,

D. M'INTYRE, PROPRIETOR,
Main street, HamdCn. Ohio,
A NN0UNCES TO TIE PUBLIC THAT -
N he is prepared to accommodate travel diit;l
ers and sojourners in rs good and acccptable3'SN'
o manner as any House in Vinton County. BY
strict attention to the wants of his guests no
hopes to merit and receive a liberal portion Of tho
public patronage. [mays-l2ml
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
CHEAPER THAN EVER!n

THE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFUL
l. LY announce TO their numerous customers
that they have Just received q fine stock offspring
Goods, which they are determined to sell q little
cheaper than ever. Their stock consists Of tho
usual variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hatsand Caps, and
the latest styles Of Bonnets.
Boot and Shoe M~anufactOry!l
TEn They will also manufacture TO order FGB
DIV on short notice, Boots and Shoes, onoVB
Sdoor west Of their store room.
N@HIDES WANTED, for which the highest
cash price will be paid.
p W. II. T0MLINS0N.
April 81, 1S56.-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

PRoDUorIoN OF Pho IRoN.-The
Philadelphia North American esti-
mates the production of iron in the
United States, in 1856, at 100000
tons, about two-fifths Of which was in
Pennsylvania. The amount consum-
ed in the country is estimated at near
ly 1,400, 900 tons-or almost three
times all that was produced in the
whole world fifty years ago.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
DAVID SMART,

WHOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Com
w mission Merchant, Water street between
Paint and Walnut, CHnLIcoTHE, o. [dec20'55-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
ALARM or FmE.-The weaver shopL

ALARM OF FmE.-The weaver shop
of NJ Elliott, opposite the Democrat
office, caught fire on the roof, last
Thursday morning about 8 O'clock.
Owing to its early discovery and the
measures for its cxtinguish-
ment, the fire did but little damage.
A few moments of delay would have
rendered destruction certain to the en-
tire row offrame buildings with which
the shop is connected. The morning
was exceedingly cold and all the wells
in the neighborhood were either fro.
zen up or without water.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
Bal. in favor q Nat. Treas. ss87,s79 9sa

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.--Several Of the
City Banks, yesterday, threw out the
notes of the following banks. Peo-
pies Banko Carmi, Nashville Bank,
Prairie State Bank Washington Stock
Security Bank, Danville,, alt Illinois.
Th6Stock Security Bank was par
tiallylseeured by California Bonds.
The others were owned blythe Gram
Grey Bank of Lafayette. Ind.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
New Boots and Shoes.
T.. G. SHETLAND, i,

LAS JUST AECElF Ell Az
Ii large and general assortment of Boots
and Shoes for Fall and Winter Wear, OF the most
substantial make and fashionable style.
ssSmail Profits and Qnick Returns"
being his motto, he respectfully asks of his iliends
andcustomers an early call.
/. Bootsahd Shoes made to order and repairing
done on short notice, Prices chcapas at any 9TH
or establishment.
taJ-TiS highest cash Price paid for hides,
Oct. BIN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29
MOTTO OF Dissolution.

THE eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween FRANCIS SHADES, and HENRY
REYNOLDS, Of Macarthur, Vinton county, Ohio,
under the firm name Of Shades e. Reynolds was
dissolved by mutual consent on the goth instant,
and the Books, Notes, and Accounts Of said firm
arc now in the hands Of Henry Reynolds for set
accounts Immediately, by cash or note, as we
need the money and must have it.
FRANCIS SHADES,
Dec. 81, 1856. HENRY REYNOLDS.
Ihave purchased the entire interest Of Henry
Reynolds IN the late firm Of Shades u Reynolds
and will continue business at the old stand in Sis
son Sc Hulbert's block, Main street, Macarthur
where | will be pleased to meet my friends and
customers, and sell them Goods, as cheap as the
cheapest. FRANCIS SHADES.
Jan. |, lS51-no20-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

CUBA.-We take the following sta
tistics of the income and expenses OF
the Island of Cuba, for the first six
months of 1856, from a Havana paper
of a recent date. The figures show
some interesting results, and are as
follow: ,...s Is :.
$9,445,242 433
Expenditure.............. 9,057,S62 so
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

0D We regret to learn that Mr..
John W. Murdoch, son Of Judge
Murdoch, of this county, came to his
death, in October, OIL November last,
by the burning of q hotel, in which he
was lodging, at Placerville, Califor-
MIA,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-01-29

UWe had a call the other day
from VIM. POLAND, ofthe firm ofWm.
Poland & Co., of Chillicothe. These
gentlemen are among the few in that
city who employ the Democrat as an
advertising medium, and We commend
them to the patronage of our readers.
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the subject. and repudiate with disda;n
any imputation of being his or any ne,.
SON s. organ but NE are confident In,
we do not misrepresent him when We sss
that he not only does not desire or eSpes,
his name TO be mentioned for nominatios
to any Office within the gift o. the Demo- ,,uS
cracy of the country, during the term Il
the present administration, but that 4,
earnestly objects TO ii. Indeed we ara
sure we speak the tsentimen mt Sofiieyes
member Of Mr.. Buchanan's administrs,
ton. when we allege that they afe5seS.
tremely repugnant to their names beinc
used for any office whatever. Theyds.
sire with strict reference to pfinciplss.
not men, to condncts the administrator
on the principles Of the Cincinnati! plat
form. and to administer their, high Office.
i'm the sameflo lofty spirit of independence
and tiisinterestedness which animates m
President himself in fulfilling the ls,t
commission he will ever hold from hM
country. No one, therefore, is author.
lied TO place them, especially the Seer.
tary from Virginia. in the category -of.de.
string or of expecting or being wiliingto
receive, any other position from the party
than that (which they hold. We are very
sure that no real friend of Gov. Floyd.
who knows his feelings will sconntenanse
the use of his namelin any connection Of
the sort. 81 I, *. ,tis..,.,ei.,ssbS ~,
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For the Register
Obituary.

oDlluaFy.
At special meeting Of Columbia
Lodge No. 90, l. o. o. F., Nov. eth,
1857, the death of our lamentcd and
much beloved brother, George F. Cooper,
was reported, whereupon, the Lodge
unanimously passed the following Reso.
lutions
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Proyi,
dence to remove from this earthly taber.
nacle our worthy and highly esteemed
brother, George F. Cooper, member OF
this Lodge, therefore,
Resolved. That we sincerely and deep.
~ lament the death Of our late compan.
ion, friend and brother, George F. Coop.
err.
Resolved. That we will ever cherish
the remembrance Of our deceased broth.
or. and as token OF our sorrow, this
Lodge will wear the insignia of mourning
80 dayF.
RESOLVED. That good, man, a useful
citizen and worthy brother Odd Fellow
has been taken away from the communi.
~, subjecting us to an irreparable loss.
ReSolvea. That we sympathise with the
afflicted family Of the deceased, mourn
with them in their bereavement, and can
only solace them with that which solaces
US; we believing that he was prepared by
Divine grace for the last great canfiict,
and that he now enjoys the reward Of the
just and good in the sanctuary of our Fa-
Their in Heaven.
RESOLVED. That a copy of the foregoing
Resolutions be forwarded to the widow,
mother and sisters Of the deceased broth.
er, and published in the Weston Herald
and Clarksburg Register.
]. D. RAPP, Secretary. pro TEN.
@ Stanton papers please copy.
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senn,ofiaI EIeotion

We gave in our last issue the letter Of
Senator Hunter to the Hon. SheltontF.
Leakc. We should have preferred sotnes
what Of different letter on the part Of
Mr.. Hunters His excdse for 4 not sooner
defining his position, is not, to our mind.
satisfactory, He hopes. however 20
sable to support the Administration" but
asserts his unqualified dissent to The
course pursued by Walker in Kansas,.
while he neglects to say whether, in bis
opinion, the Administration is 10 be held
responsible for the same. We, however.
for the present, feel disposed to termi,
the somewhat equiyoeal letter Of Mr..
Hunter to pass without much comment.
as we feel we are in advance of the main
question: not being regarded as a set.
tied fact, that the election ofa Senator's
to come off during the approaching ses.
sion of the Legislature. There is a dit.
ference of opinion on this point. and We
fully agree with asnumber OF our cotem.
proaries, that there should be no election
during the coming winter, as the present
term of Mr.. Hunter does not expire until
March, 1859. But. I'VE are told, there
would be an interregnum; yet, atthe same
time there will be no session of Congress.
Moreover, we are opposed TO theielecllon
OF Mr.. Hunter, or any other man, SO long
in advance of.vacancy; as we regardit
one the greatest safeguards ofour coun,
try. to keep the Representatives, Of the PEG.
pie under the immediate control Of tie
sovereign power of the State, and de.
parture from this, may not, at some day
give to the constituent body Of The caun.
try, that satisfaction which they may Ex.
poet from their Representatives. > -.
Again. we are told that this delay is
but to enable the opposition to mature
their plans Of operation; this We think,
would not be the case. Should MIR. Hun
ter give the present Administration the
same support which he has given former
Democratic Administrations, we know +6f
no man in the State We would prefefsto
him. The course ofMr. Hunter wilbur.
ing the next session Of Congress, diGpel,
We hope. all doubts Of his opposition. nc
should he but represent, not only the
Democracy of Virginia but that Of ths.
Union. it will, at least. have the effect 81
quoting the distrust (which now prevails!
Mr.. Hunter intimates, that hist former
conduct should at least be some suarAn>
tee to his future course. This. undoubs.
eddy. would have been the case had no.
Mr.. Hunter been the cause Of creating
this suspicion under which he now. stands
before the Democratic party; andswe feel
convinced that that party will not be sal.
isfed with Mr.. Hunters ihope, 2 or ''szpse.i
tatton:" Nothing but co, dial suppoFt Of
Mr.. Buohanan's Administration will give
to the Democratic party entire satisfaetisn.
Barbour Jefersonian
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AsorHER: IIiErrrrR Faon Mn. Husrra.-

ANOTHER LETTER FRon Mn. HusTER.
Hon. R. NJ n. Hunter has written let
ter in reply 20 the committee appointed
10 forward TO him certain resolutions
adopted BY Democratic meeting held in
Rockingham county. We publish to>day
the proceedings,of this meeting, as well
as Mr.. Hunters letter, that all the facts
may be before our readers. The posi-
lions taken by Mr.. Hunter in regard to
Kansas affairs are undoubtedly the corr
rect ones, but why does he pass entirely
over the first resolution of the meeting,
expressing a confidence in the admins
tration of Mr.. Buchanan ? We fear his
silence upon this question is ominous.-
People do not usually conceal opinions
that are thought to meet the appreciation
Of the public. ss aa Ir
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"THE EAeIr's PLUnr."-This notice
is written with the qdill of an eagle res
Gently killed near Weston. and sent us By
our young friend. Mr.. E. Ralston. The
noble bird measured seven feet and two
inches across the wings, and this quill is
{" a head and shoulders above" anything
of the kind we ever saw produced by a
goose. The donor. in sending it to us,
suggests that if any one wants to be "bu-
ried with the eagle" now is the time
We intend to give the quill to jenkins to
write his first big speech in Congress
with.
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~ We are gratifed to announce 10
our readers Cathartic Pill, (of which
see advertisement in our columns. from
that justly celebrated Physician and
Chemist, DR.. J. G. Aver. His Gerry
Pectoral, everywhere know as the best
remedy ever offered to the public for
Coughs. DC. has prepared them TO ex-
Pect that anything from his laboratory
would be worthy of attention. AS NO
one medicine is more universally taken
than a Physical Pill. the public will be
glad TO know of one from such trust
worthy source. We happen to know and
can assure them that this article has in.
trinsiO merits. fully equal to any COM
pound that has ever issued from his Cru.
cibles. and consequently is well worth a
trial whenever such a medicine becomes
uecessary.-Raeine Com. Adv.
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MIR. HUNTERS REPLY.

LoYD's ESSEX Co., VAL
October 20. 1857.
ME<sas SAM'LT T. WALLER. john r. HAIR
RIs,JonS H. WARTMANN, NJ. H. HARRIS,
E. A. HANDS ..-.
Gentlemen 81 have received your let
ter. enclosing me the resolutions adopted
by, Democratic meeting in Rocking ham
county, on the 18th OF October, with a
reqqest that would respond to them.
Tue subject matter OF these resolutions is
SO fully covered by my letter of the 10Th
OF this month. to the Hon. Shelton F.
Leake, which was not published at the
time of your meeting, that any other an
aver on my part. is. perhaps. unnecessa-
~. But as there seems to be dlttere nee
between US with regard to your fifth res
-o.usion. a farther explanation may be pro-
per. Ii undes' and your resolutions. we
agree in the principle that the, people Of
Kansas alone have the right to form their
Stale institutions according to their own
pleasure, provided. they be republican in
their character. extend. too. the limita.
ton upon the power Of Congress, in re-
gard 10 the rejection to Stale applying
for admission, even farther than you do );
fot maintain that upon this issue it can
raise po question inAregard to the Cpnsti
tuition should it be republican in character.
If the people of the new State. acting
thth1gh their Convention. have made and
aaopsed il IN the manner prescribed by
sheee. their authorized representatives.
Rut.ffnm your fifth resolution / dissent
entieafu IEhst the DaoDIa of Kansas hava
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The Richmond Examiner makes the
following sensible remarks:
The Next senatorship.


The Next senatorship.
We have not desired to say one word
on this subject. directly or indirectly !;
because. first. we are willing to leave any
contest between distinguished Democrats
for position. to be decided by the Demo.
cratic members Of the body on which the
Constitution devolyes the duty Of electine
federal senator's ; second, We are sure any
interference on our part, one way or the
other, would only result in embitterino
the feeling which we fear has alread9
arisen between the friends of the gentle.
men mentioned for the position. and in
impairing the Democracy Of virginiau. ON
which depends the fate Of the Union !:
and, third, because we are known TO be
opposed by early committal and emphatic
protests, to elections of federal senators
TWO years in advance of actual service
Our programme for the term of the
present administration is, to battle for the
faithful execution of the principles of the
Cincinnati schedule, and for the harmony
OF me Democratic party on the basis OF
those principles. Above all, we are in.
tent upon preserving the integrity, unity.
and harmony Of the Democratic party Of
virginia well assured, that united Viz
glnia Democracy can save the national
Democratic Organization and save the .Un.
Ion: Intent upon these aims and views.
We do not mean TO take part in any per.
sonsl contest for positions within the gift
OF the Democracy, until the clear and de-.
clded treason to the Democratic PRINCIPLES
of any contestant. shall make IL our dnty
10 assail his pretensicns - q = -
The examiner makes the following fur.
Their remarks concerning Gov. Floyd
Our purpose in abiding to this subject
now is. to notice report intimatine ina
COY. fioy.s name may be brought for
ward for the Senatorship. We have NO,
exchanged word with that gentle man :, m -,
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MIR. Buchanau,s Admini,,Y.,,on.

W. eI t..,
iuny ano heartily endorse every
word Of the following paragraphs, which
we copy from the Richmond Edduifer:
"The Administrators & or.e,o;us.,,r.
national ia ;ts constrnct;on ~ ~ =. sh.y!.
acter. The Prssidsnt - : Nar,h ,.S - -.
BY birth and edusatinn hit III. ani;ah..
ened intellect. IiberaI vie IA ;roa"s,;.I
natr;o,;stn 49, Il,sH ~. -. ~"
all sect;o,aI n,.;nS: r ie9.i MN aDo,y
course. The Go1s.itn.ioa :. th l HO,..' -
which he Ioot. 90. t.";S. = sne 0aal' !.
that he recoan;vao s.,1s.:... anu
Federal Govsrn.,a,, no ; aasnollsy 10 wy
wise with the ;nst;,,,;aa ~ So. ~ ~.
the STAT. ~ - a~tsaJ 81 s 1:sae -
The terr;to,;o. " T. .I' VI Pfon'on !"
nao. h a,H IN mat 81; same sacred CON.
fTn;on he 1880 e o'eIelgn STATES o. 70.
edgenont of.S so, ~. On equai aek n!r
ana al sey.sn teSPeellYe Ilgnt ts, o. easA
ehn.e,t. u .nn 4, vermont ana az. =! Mssss :,
the;r aa, NV JS .ne e1clasiye eontIoI 2
r;.i. $3.50 VIZ uynes1lc institutions ana =
s;ana s'u'a' south carolina ana Lo esa,,
"I 0u.,.ss
INC one great object IBIS Admins.
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Letter from Hon. IL. NJ. r. Hunter
LETTER OF THE COMMITTEE.

,HHKR1SoNBuRG, Oct, 81, 1857.
Hon r. NJ. T. HUNTER The under
signed have been appointed committee.
by q meeting of the, Democratic citizens
OF Rockingham county. held in this place
on Monday last, to forward to you the
resolutions adopted at said meeting, and
request from you response to the same
at your earliest convenience. Enclosed
you will 6ud a copy Of the proceedings Of
the meeting. embodying the resolutions,
and it will afford US pleasure TO be the me-
dium Of making public your opinions III
relation to the questions involved.
With sentiments OF regard and esteem
We iremain, -.
e.. e.. Yours. respectfully. ..- CO..
SAMUEL Il, " ALkER, ...
JNO, L. HARRIS.
JNO. H. wARrMANN. Committee
M. Fl. HARRIS, g..
E. A. STANDS, ~.