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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-02


Hon JonH LETcBFi AND TIE RugFSER PANPI-
LEr.-In the Richmond !South of Tuesday morn
ing, we find a letter from the Hon. John Letch
cr, written to the editor, in which be cndeavors
to clear up the charges recently brought against
him, of coincifius nth and endorsing the senti-
ments Of DR.. Ruffner, contained in an address
delivered in 1917, a synopsis Of which we pub
lishel yesterday morning. We give Mr.. Letch-
er the benefit of our columns to state his
position then and now on this vital and ail-ab-
sorbing question. The second paragraph of his
letter-which contains ali that is necessary to
pub!ish-is in the following words:
At the time of the publication of that Ad-
dress GDr. RufTner'> state frankly, that did
regard slavery as social and political evil. l
did not regard it then, since, a moral evil,
for was at that time, have been ever since, and
am now the owner of slave property, by pur-
chase, and not by inheritance. think hazard
uothing in saving that at that day, such an
opinion was held by a large number of the citi-
zenS of Virginia. on both sides of the Blue
Ridge Since that time much more attention
has been given to the question:; it has been
much more thoroughly examined in all its
bearings and Is much better understood, not
only in Virginia, but throughout the entire
South All mnst admit, that within the past
ten years, the question has been discussed witA
an ability never before expended upon IT, and
nm impression thus made upon the public mind
that has resulted in an almost entire rev.
o!ution of public sentiment Previous TO 1917,
had given very little consideration 10 il; sub
seouently however, | did examine Il, and be-
came entirely satisfied not only that my npio-
ION us TO the social and political influence of the
institution, was. erroneous, butl acknowledged
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Bank a " hee-in 8.

Bank Ct " heG-1uB,
7IIs having csased to issue notes oT ereulaon
win continue do business Bank q! Discount SAG
Deposit.
Accounts will receive prompt siten on
Interest paid stockhUldtr- ndiyiiuil liable
D. O. LIST, Ca h'r-
ie2-lm @. ID. HUBBARD, Pres't.
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DIS SOLUTION.

TIE Co-partnersp heretofore exiting under the frn
i name Of P. o Hlreth Co. this day dis -nived hy
The business Of the late rm via he set
by either Of the parties tbeT old place Of dong bus
inc s. Sc Main street. A. MkTCALF,
Nav ~, 1855 z. Q. HlLDhETH.
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was in an unhappy state in her own private al
fairs She spoke earnestly of what she felt to
be q wrong.
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MOTICE.

THE Committee Of Jle Agricultural Society Parm
and Garden VII eNsmiie Tie @sn'e during dis month
be pleased their entries with tie Secretary
Mai CHARLES MARSHALL. Secretary.
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CAMPAIGN PApER.-We propose |

CAMPAIGN PAPER.-We propose TO
publish weekly Campaign paper, un'
,il the third Tuesday in October next,
q, the low rate Of TWENTY-FIVE
CENrSa a copy in advance. 1t will
contain about tho amount OF reading
matter in the Js6ersonias, and will be
issued as soon as q sufficient lis, OF
subscribers is oblsinsd. Will not oui
friends in each neighborhood, take hold
Of the matter at once, and send Us Al
many names as they can securei The
crisis 10 important. and demands cor.
responding action. Will not ouI
friends throughout the county 20 70
work. and get up lis, Tor our Cam.
psign paper a. speedily as possible!-
A little effort on tho part Of the Rspub.
Iieans in each nsighboshood. will 20.
cure Tor il . very vsnsrsD circulation.
Unul the list is made up. ws will send
ias Js6sysoxiaa TO those who have al.
ready subscribed. 81,
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The Slave Power, having, under the
name OF Democracy, secured every de
partnient OF the National Government,
by the most solemn promises to the
people. OF their devotion TO Freedom
State Rights, and Popular Sovereignty
openly abandoned tho doctrines OF their
platform. violated their pledges TO the
people. and by official prescription by
the Administration OF all in their own
ranks who would not submit to its die
tstes; and by the most shameless cor.
rup,on Of the representatives, Of the
people. have succeeded in forcing the
will OF a privileged class upon the
whole nation.
With these facts before tho peo.
pie, and the certainty ,ha, We mus,
meet this formidable anti Republican
organization. supported in every district
and county BY the patronage OF the Ad'
minis,ration, with its army OF Office
hollers, upon the deceptive and fraud.
ulent issues which they have presented
in the shape OF pretended compromise
We deem it important that early and
united sction should be had, by ell op.
posed 10 the Lecompton iniqui,y in the
shspe OF the English land bribe, or to
any attempt TO force a slave Con.ti,u.
ton upon the people OF Kansas. and
have therefore united in calling an ear.
ly Convention. so that ample time
may be given for disc ussion. and form.
ing a correc, judgment upon all the
issues raised by the Administration
parry at Washington. and the late Lee.
gislatuie OF this State-issues which the
Lecompton leaders are attempting to
interpols,e into the creed OF the party
and thus. step by step. as they have
been doing for years. commit their or.
Xanixation to doctrines at war with the
principles Of true Democracy.
In view Of the alarming strides which
have been made towards q central des.
po'ism by tho Buchanan party in the
Nation and State, the Co.nmitlee urge
upon the iliends OF freedom the necos-
ally ol Promp' and united action.
ID. TAYLOR, Defiance.
L. l.. hAYNES. Fulton,
}. " HELLER, Hancock,
JOAN row ELL, Henry.
5. X. REED, Lucas,
}. CRUSoUN, Psulding,
C. NJ. GODFREY, Putnam,
J. b. CLARk, Van Vert,
L. s. BLAkESLEE. Williams,
Z. A. HIGGINS. Wood,
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FiftA Eaegyes.ionai District Nonina-
Ting CS&Aventtos.

NeS
5 Tn. Republican. orNihe Fifth Con
gr.,.ioral District. eompo'seA 81 'a'
counties OF Defiance. Fulton. Hanc ock
Henry, Lucas. Paulding, Putnam. Van
Vert, Williams and Wood. are request.
ed TO send delegates to q Republican
Congressional Convention, hereby sp'
pointed TO meet at DEFIANCE, on
TnanspAY, July 22D. at eleven o'clock,
a. M, for the purpose OF selecting a
candidate to be supported by the Re.
publican and Independent votors OF the
District at the ensuing October election. e.
The basis Of representation agreed
upon is one delegate for every Fifty
votes cast for Governor Chase at the
election in 1887. and one additional
delegate for every fraction OF twenty
Eve votes and over. cast as above
which ratio will entitle the several
counties in the Districtto the following
number oi Delegates:
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VIII.-FRUIT.
FIRsT Class,

Best bushel fall Apples, 81; second hest. soc;
best bushcl winter Apples, 81; second best. 5Or:
hest variety bnshel Apples, sl; Second best,
SOC; best half bushei Ounces, sac; second best,
25c; best halfbushel dried Peaches, peeled, 81;
second best SOC; best halfbushel dried Peach.
es, unpecled, 50c; hest half bushel dried Ap.
pies, soc: best lot and greatest variety Grapes.
soc: best lot Pears, soc.
IN. B. All fruit in competition must be Ia.
belled with name of varicty.l
Comniiitss: u. Goucher, Wilson Vance, J. II.
Wilson. +. Henderson, Eli Paxson.
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Worms.

In a quantity OF corrupted matter.
there is always 10 be Iound a nest Of
worms. They cannot, neither will they
stay any where else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them. as they
have not sufficient power TO digest their
food, Hence a large heap OF matter is
lodged, and worms must be the result.
A few doses OF these pills will disturb
them in their nest. and drive them out
Of the sy stem. |. should be remember.
ed, that an occasional dose when in
health. especially after taking cold.
will prevent the disease from forming q
in the body.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
sold by all dealers in medicines.
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xvI-sTovEs AND TINwARE.

Fiasr CLASS.
Beat display Of stoves and Tinware, ~; bes
lot Of Cutlery, "a; best Rife Gun, tl.
Taylor, washington township,) r. Anderson
Thomas Buckley.
xvII.--sADDLERy. BOOTS, SHOES.
Fissr Class.
Best display Of saddlery and Harness, ~.
SEcoND Class.
Best display OF Boots and Shoes, %.
Cemmihss: Levi Taylor, VIM. X. Pray. Chas
z. Jordan, y. NJ. Heller, Miles Wilson. jr.
XvIII.--MACHINER
FIRST CLASS.
Best Threshing Machine owned in tho coun
ty, %.
SEcorD Class.
Best Reapi.ng and Moving Machine owned In
Commiffse: John Cooper. J. W. McCaughey,
Ino. Hall, d. Henry, r. Ewing, W. Hartman.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
), Best female Horsenanship, t5; best male
t3.
mo racing Of horses win he allowed In the
'ing.l
COMMITTEE: Sam. Frey, II. Guntner, N. Poe:
\. Baker. J. Hoge, D. D.J.M'Connell, d. W. Cass.
XX.--MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMITTEE: On all articles not mentioned in
he foregoing list--A. Phillips, I. J. Armst rong.
!. Gilbert, Jesse Ewing, 7. q. Hammond, q. e..
Elisha Brown.
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
A. NJ. HOLLABAUGH, Stc'fy.
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ATLANTIC MovTHLY.-We are in
receipt Of the atlantic MontAly for Ju.
iy. This is one Of the most popular
and decidedly msri'orious Magazines
Of the day. Terms, $500 PET annam,
pos. paid; Phillips, Sampson & Co..
Boston.
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~ The Republican Convention
meets in Findlsy tomorrow. In con.
sequence Of its coming in an exceeding.
ly throng time for farmers, il is no,
to bs sIPe ctsd that there will bs large
sttsndanc..
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~ BEcKwirs. whose sxamins alton
before The Jusues. was pending when
VIC went TO press last week. was com.
mittsd in default Of Eve hund cd dol.
lars bonds required Of him.
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CINCINNATI srA1r<ETs.

Flour is worth from $3.50 to s4,2O;
Wheat, from 10 to 90; Rye, 55 to 50;;
Corn. As; Oats. s5 to SO; Hogs, $500
0s4,O 90; Cattle, s2,25Gt3,75.
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a List OF Premiums TO be Awarded b.
| the Hancock County Agricaitural So
| ciett, at thsir Annual Fair, to be hel,
in North Findiey, on Thursday, Fri
DAY, and Saturday. the 1tk, sth, an,
eth days OF October, 1888.
The Board OF Managers Of the Hancock Coun
ty Agricultural Society met on the 18th o
June, In accordance with previous notice, an,
adopted the following List Of Premiums, an,
appointed the annexed Awarding Committees
I.-HoRsEs.
PIssr Class.
SrALLross. Best ovsr years old, ~; secont
best, 81; best over 3 years old. 80; second best
$3.50; best yearling, %; second best 81.
Commitfse: r. II. Bennett, Cornelius Poul
son, Aaron Hall, Jacob Burket, Jacob Slough.
Stcoso Glass.
IBEoop MAKKs: Best, %; second best, 81.
Tmap Glass.
DRAFT HoRsym Best, ~; second, o..
SADDLE HoRsrs; Best 81; second tl.
CLRRIA0E HoRsEs: Best s2 second, VI.
MircnSD UonsEs; Best span, 81; second. tl.
Fousrn Class.
HoRsE OR MARE YoR ALL WORK: Best, 81; Sc.
cond best, 81.
Committee: Peter Struble, John D. May, John
Moore, II. N. Vance, Jacob Engle.
Firm Class.
MARES OR GkLprsas: Best three years old, o.;
m. hest yea,iinp. Al 20: second. Al: best spriny
Colt, sl.50; second, 81.
SIXTH Glass.
JACKS Asp MULEs Best Jack, %; second
81; best Mule, %; second, tl; best Mule Colt,
81 so; second, 81.
Counift,e, John Cusjc, Milton B. Patterson
John Zoli, Henry Campf, Eli Beach, T. h. Scott
., o,rr,,
,.cond az. hest Two wears old and over s9
second Al, hest ono wear old and over. Al. se
). 5o cents'
'"n'i c-
'.',., c.
.ond hss, 40. hast ueifer t,yF years old, s2;
econd best, 81; best Heifcr one wear old' VI:
econd best, 81 cents; best spring Cali, SE Sc
'ond best, so cents.
r.n C,
WORK OxES: Best pair WORK oxen, "; Sc
Co Committ.s: @ Joshua Sailor. James Dennison.
Vim. Davis, A. p. Byal, Ebenezer Wilson, p. ID.
''so'o"'
IU.-SHEEP.
FIRST CLAss.
p,,v voo,. uo., p,c. 40. soo.. ,.,, a,
,os,ia, otr.. res 90. .a.csS ogI,. I.. as
=, os sv. i,mh. 40. second h.s, ."s,' ~ W oe''
w VI A'' ''""o' w. ''o'"' 'o''' i'
SECOND CLASS.
Co,nsy woot. Rest Rucl a IN. s..oral
,est. sI: best lot of nye Ewes Al 6o. second
% al Al, hest iot Of Ave Lambs an So, socond
,cstsI ''''o'
f,or,m;tf,. som,e, Kem,J, sar,ai Sri,
ar Sanford y DnIin Geo. Mains n Wcci"ns
lV.--SWlNE.
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Hot. HoTrER, HorrEsr. The
weather for the past week has been
excessively hot, the Thermometer rang.
Ing most Of the time at nearly "bleod
heat"
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Cesutv Copyeution.

The Republicans Of Hancock county
and all others opposed to the slavery
extension and Lecompton policy Of the
present National Administration, are
requested 10 meet in Convention, in
Findlay, on Saturday, the Sd OF July
next, for the purpose Of appointing del.
ess,es 10 the Republican State Conven.
ton Of the 18Th Of July. 10 the Con.
grsssionsl Convention OF the 22nd Of
July, and 10 transact such other bust.
ness a. the occasion msy seem 10 de-.
mssae
By order Of tho Genital Committee.
EZRA BROWN, Chm.
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PiyDLAY MARKETS.

Wheat rates at 65; Rye, As; Corn,
As; Oats, %; Wool, from 25 to 80;
Butter, 8 to 10; Eggs, 8; Lard, g.
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SpttiaI Motitts.

.
AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO
"a. has made his fortune aud retired from
business, will spend the remainder Of his
days in curing that dreadful disease-Cos-
suArrIos-free of Charge; his earnest desire
being to communicate to the world his rem.
edies that have proved successful in more
than 1000 cases. He requires each appli.
cant to send him a minute description ofthe
symptoms, with two Stamps, (6 cts.) to pay
the return letter, in which he will return
them his advice prescription, with direc.
tions for preparing the medicines, &c.
THE OLD DocroR hopes that those afflicted
will not, on account Of delicacy, refrain
from consulting him because he makes no
charge. His sole object IN advertising is TO
do al! the good he can, before he lies. He
feels that he is Justly celebrated for cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds. &c.
Address DR.. uNCAS BRANT,
Box 1881, 2. o., New York.
Jan. 81, 1858.
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~ Harvest is just upon Us. A
number Of tanners commenced cutting
their grain this week.
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~ The Court Of Common Pleas
meets next week in Findlsy. There
will be term OF but Ave days, we learn.
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EU.--ROOT CROPS,
Ptnsr CIIss

Rest bushel Potatoes. &c; second best. SOC
best bushel Sweet Pot nt.toes, 81; second best
Soc; best bushel Bcets. soc; second best, 2Sc.
best huslcl Turnips, SOC; secuud best. 2sc.
hest buShrl Onions. SOC; second best, 25c.
best hall dozen Cabbage. Soc; second hest. 2jc
best half 'iuzen sweet Pumpkins, 50r.; be-
half dozen lankr- Pumpkins. SOC; best hal
dozen SqnlsheS, 50c.: best half bushcl Tnmt
toes, 5O'.; bc-t h'lf dozen Ciir,ns. Soc: be.
pair Melons, soc.
Commiii,': Dcnj. Hubar, y. T.. Ch!lis, II. +
Gage, d. J. Cary, L. Carlin.
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~ The corn, We are informed. /,
doing quite we'll. II wss never known
10 grow more rapidly.
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IX.-DAIRS.
FIRsr CLRss.

Best sample Of Butter. 81; second beat. Soc;
best sample ~ Cheese, 81; second best, soc.
IN. u. Butter must be placed in some ng
that will show 1t to view.l
COMMITTEE: VIM. II. Wheeler. Mrs. d. J. Co.
ry. Mrs. squire CarlIn, Mrs. Henry Watson.
Mrs. Levi Taylor.
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~ Mr. P. D. Ardiugsr sdvsrtisss
bis stock Of goods to-day Our readers
will please give sttsntioa toit.
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Rl0S- Messts. Auil q Go

EW MessTs. AuII y Co. are open.
ing out first class saloon, in the Dix.
on House, next door to H, P. Cages
Dry Goods Store, where will be kept
all kinds Of refreshments for the &C.
commodation OF both ladies and gen.
tlemsn. We are requested to state
that the saloon will be opened to.mor.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS..
Flour is worth from 1886 to $4.50;
Wheat, 740A ~; Rye, 70; Corn. 66
07T; Oats, 45046.
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Ordinance for Macadamizins Alleys.

N-.,,. g -,.-,--.--I----. -
o'oi"""ce ior Macaunmizins Aheys.
DY the Council Of the incorporated village
Id Of Findlay, be it, and it hereby is ordain.
cd:
SEC. I. That any person Interested in hay
Ing any alley in said Incorporated village mac.
adamiked may cause the same TO be done by
presenting to said Council petition in writing
signed by two. thirds OF all the owners and o,.
cupants OF lots adjoining said alley. giving a
pertinent description of such allie y, and par.
ucularly describing the point where such mac
adamizing Is to commence, and the termi na.
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X.-PRESERvES.
PissT Class.


X.-PRESERvES.
Fissr Glass.
Best Apples. soc; best Peaches, soc; hest
Plums, soc; hest Cherries, soc; hest Grapes,
soc; hest Tomatoes. Soc; best CItrons, soc; best
ounces, soc; best Pears, soc.
SECOND CLASS.
SWEET PICKLES; Best Apples, so cents; best
Peaches. SOC; best Pears, soc.
THIRD CLlss.
CANNED FRrIr, &C.: Best variety OF canned
Fruit, IL; best variety OF Apple Butter, SOC;
best variety of Ounce Butter, sos; best yarle.
" Of Peach Butter, soc.
Committee J. II. Barr, VIM. Taylor, Mrs. A.
Ii. Hyatt, Mrs. G. A. Cr0ninger, Mrs. W. &. Cox,
Mrs. DIR. Carlin, Mrs. Jacob Carr.
XI.-DoMEsTIC ARTICLES.
FIRST Class.
Best Bed Quilt, soc; second best, 25c; bes,
Patch Work, SOC; second best 25c; best made
lady's Dress, SOC; second best, 2Sc; best dts.
play OF Embroidery, 50c; second best, 2jc.
SECOND CLAss.
Best set of Ambrotypes, soc; second best,
25c.
Cumumittss: C. A. Croninger, Mrs. A. W
strother, Mrs. VIM. Martin, Mrs. Jacob Stoker
Mrs. Abner Leonard, Mrs. Daniel Alspach, Mrs
Vim. Vance, Mrs. John Hollowsll.
XII. WOOLEN AND DOMESTIC AR.
TICLES.
ITO be exhibited by residents Of the county
and manufactured in the county.l
Best Coverlet, 81; second best, soc; best ras
Carpet, 81; second best, soc; best piece o
Cloth, soc; second best, 25c; best piece OF Elan
mel, 5Oc; best piece Of Linsey, soc; best piece
Of Jeans. soc; best pair twilled Blankets, 81
best pair woolen Hose, SOC; best pair Socks
&c; best pair Aittens, s7c; best pair Gloves
haE 81. sh.a .la
factured by machinery, 81.
Comm,tfee' A; II. hyatt, ]. 8. Patterson
Mrs. E6enezer Wilson, Miss Jane switzer, Mrs
Jonas Hartman, Miss Harriet Alban, Mrs. wi
ley MoCaughey, Mrs. A p. Byal.
xIII.-FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Fiasr Class.
Best sward Plow, 81; second best, SOC, bcs,
stubbls Plow, $li second best, SOC; best shovel
Plow, 81; second best, 500; best Wheat Drill
81; second best, 500; best Harrow, soc; besl
Commiitss: BENZ. Ewing, Joshua Hartman
John Mont, r L. Strother, VIM. G. Coz.
xIv.-wAGoNs AND CARRIAGES.
FIasr Glass.
(Msnufactnredi in the county.l
Best two-horse Wagon, tli second best. soc
SECOND Class.
Best two.horse Carriage, %; second best, q
best one-horse Carriage, u; second best, 81.
COMMITTEE. Chss. wisbroad, Simon Wilhelm
VIM. Church, Jesse George, q. d. Teatsorth.
XIV. CABINET WARE.
FIRsr Glass.
Best variety Of Cabinet Ware, manufacture,
In the county, t5.
Oeassiisss: WIN. Outhwaite, Jonathan Par
ksr, Jesse Guise, Paul sours, John Wells, Lew
] ID Clifford.
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~ Soc sdvsr,issmsntoi Mr.. M. B
Miller.
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Pity the sorrows of n poor old man,
Who comes trembling 10 your door"

AN ATTEMPT AT SUIciDE.-A person
named Geo. Rowe was discovered by
Mr.. Reuben Lunt, in the neighborhood
OF his premises, on Monday morning
last, in quite wild. dcranged state oil
mind. supposed to be delirium remens
He had attempted TO cut his throat. and
h,d succeeded in making considerable
Of cash. He had also punctured his
head in u number Of places with the
point OF a knife, in his efforts to pene.
uate the brain, as he states. He seemed
to imagine that conspiracy was form.
ed against him, and ths. persons were
in pursuit to torture him. He was Ia.
ken in charge. and is now in Jail for
safe keeping. still quite deranged.
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Ohio State aud Union Law College.
This Institution has been removed to Cleye
land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred and
students upon Graduating may be admitted
into practice. For Giro culars address, at Cleve.
land. N. 4. KING, Secretary.
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"HELr CAssivs, OR SIsK!'-Mr.
William Gribben. the vslorous night.
Grant, who went forth recently, clad
in all the psnoPly OF war. conquerirg e
and to Conquer; and who in single com.
bat gained for himself such impersha .
BILE honor, seems, from an article in the
last Courier. 10 be laboring under some
embarrassment in consequence of too
liberal gran, OF credit. He has actually
outstanding the enormou. sum Of three
dollars. His very touching appeal to
to the public for sympathy. will no
doubt secure him the indemnity, such
a public spirited, selfsacriGcing ci,i.
zen as he, deserves. But we would
suggest that when donation is msde,
/, be placed under the head Of "relief
for the widows Of military heroes for
il he has not fought many battles him.
self, be has certainly acted the part OF
hsndmsid to these who have. Pass
around the hat, gentlemen! Pass around
the hat!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-07-02

tRon kAssA,.-We yesterday had
q conversation with Messrs. BALLrs.
TINE & FIRnIN Of our town, who have
just returned from trip through Kansas
and Missouri. They were very high.
ly pleased with the country especially
that ofKansas. which they represent as
very favorable for agriculture. They
found the people almost as one man 10
opposition to the English bribe. They
state that they did not meet oas man
in favor OF il. The idea of any OF the
Free State men favoring it, they regard
as PrePos,oro,s. They left with US
hne specimen or iron ore which they
obtained at the Iron Mountain, that we
should think contains as much as eigh.
ty per cent Of iron.