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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
NEW Work. MARkET

March e.-Flour quiet; sales of 6 500 bbls. al
S5,27a5 80 for State, a decline of SC. Wheat; de-
clining tendency; , 200 bush. sold at Sl.23aI.A5
for Southern White Corn unsettled: % coo bush.
sold al 62a6S for White: 10a1l for Yellow. Chica-
90 beet steady at Sl2al3, 50. Mess Pork 10 cents
lnxar 1 SIk sAalE % lari firm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
BALTIMORE

81, Hal 90 for White. Corn firm. White, 59a50;
Yellow 6oa6l Provisions firm; bulk mea Is al 81
az for Shoulders. and sas1 for Sides; Bacon. II fol
Shoulders and Ct for Sides; Mess Pork Sl6,75.-
Lard, firm at Zoe.
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~The letter OF Ex-Gov WALKER in to-
days paper will emove all doubts as to his
antaganism to the administration.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

l at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
minsistrstor of the estate of David McCleiland, de
ceased, late of Belmont county.
All those indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immed late payment, and those having claims
against said estate are notified ID present them for
set u ement within one year from this date.
fees JOHN ScCLELLAND, Admir-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11

GIVE publish the letter Of Mr. SULLI-
VAN to-day. 1t should have been published
last week but came to rs TOO late for inseE-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
!. ROAD TAX FOR IS5S.-The

rs County Commissioned have Levied
6 cents on the hundred dollars for Roat
purposes for 1858. One third of the amount
levied for Road purposes, the Board apPro'
priated for Bridge purposes, and ordered
that amount 10 be collected in money.
The balance Of the Road Tax may be
discharged by labor on the Roads, within
the Road District where the same is cnar
ged.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11

Township Clerks will please forward to
the Auditor. without delay, the Road Levies
authorized BY Township Trustees; and when
no such levy is made Clerks will please no.
tify US of that Fact. S. GREssTkGER.
Auditor Bel. Co..
March 10, 1858, ct.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
ROAD NOTICE.

a petition W ill he presented to tn Comm is
sioners o Belmont county, at their Jun" sessinn.
raw ing for a CouT iy Road To he laid out and eslah-
iIshed in Wheeling township, commencing a: the
corner of Matthew Henderson and Moore Sioan's
land, at the county line of Harrison, RUM ing Sou III
nIopr the line of said farms, also South on the line
between John CalderI.ad aud lillian Cochran,
and ON or near the inc between Samuel Henderson
and John Henderson to the lands Of Alexander Hen
derson 10 The West end Of has lane. running with
said lane to the lands of John Baker, through his
lands on the North OF Bakers house, and the near.
est aud hest route TO the County Road at Robert Cna
ada's, IN Coierain township ,on said Bakers land.
mriIt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
KEELING HAT AND CAP
w xaSUEAcTokY.

-xiNUEiCTOkY.
:. AVERY,
Manufacturer OF hats aud Caps
Has on hand and Is nanstaetnr.ne No. feseivi,r
larse aud general assortment OF
Hats and Car>.
comprising all tAs varit i.es ct coloYs and shar~s,
Hate -du G=?s h~- IN use, Of
LATEST Fashion,
and Manufactured from the finest material ard ~
aesI workmanship; all q which will bx ssld wh.ls
'aie aud Retail a. the lowest pOs-,hls price. frs.
NY lone experience N the business. and hxvias a.
yf!s Ised Any best erSSSvIts 10 I'saSs, ana iur.s.
TIE public with
Good, Fashionable end Serv'~.shIs RAJ,
] ieei canhtant-wth mp PRESENT t~asIliliss and q
arse stock on hand-'haI | am able ts supply ~
patrons with sn article
Superior To any hsrr,ofnrs offered.
I respectfully request q cell from those in want n
Hats and Caps, before pGrehssin gciscwhere.
e-Isl No. "a. SIN STREET Whs<Sne Sa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11

$50 Embroidered ColIsrsJrom I2ls IN; the Largest
assortment and cheapest ever broughtts W heal
ing.
500 PHTasol- Very low Together with syhsr bH
gains never before ore red.
J call Tie especial attention OF tn. Trade to a sples.
did stock OiM iliinsry Goods. such 80 Bonnets. both
straw and Silk. Ronnet frames of every Mind. straw
Gimp, Bonnet Border ~ and PLATA DriiHinrs, Flowers.
Skirt. Net. Linen. CaPes, etc. All of which I will
sell al Eastern Jobbins prices, ssi buy direct frsa
manu- facturers.
am ate 10 s"lIto the very closest Ersde. vhsa
patronage ] invite. ISAAC PRAGEk,
apr9iy I23 Main 81, Nhesling, Va.
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Commercial sN(atttrs.

CINCINNATI MARKET
March s.-Flour and provisions unchanged
Sugar 6 3-ia7 Ia.
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WHEELING, March 1.
Retail Market.
Cure ncy Bankable in Cincinnati
BA NKAD1E ruyps, or CURRENCY At PAR.

BA NKABLE TUNps, or CURRENCY At PAR.
omo-ExcEPr
Union. Sacdusky 5dis. Seneca Couulv 5 dis
.Canal Bank, Cieg. = City Blk Columbus |"
City Bank, Cincinnati 80 dis.
STATE BANK OF INDIANA; BANK OF THE STATE OF
KENrCCEY; DIANA;
LOUISIANA; PlrTsEuRGH;
MECHANICS Blk. ST. Louis PHILADELPHIA; texcep,
ALLEGHENY CITY BANK; Bank OF pennsylvania
MoNuNGAHELA BANK: Pa BALTIMORE.
NLw YORK; NEW ENGLAND; NEW JERSEY and DEL
RwARE in good credit.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

at the Probate Court for Belmont county the
undersigned were appointed and qualified as EzeCu
triI OF the estate of Jesse Kirk, deed, late OF
Belmont county
All those indebted 10 sa ia estate are rCquested to
make immediate nayment. and those having Claims
asains I said estste are notified To present them foT
settlement wIlhin one year from this date.
fe25 EI.!ZABETH KIRK. Exrr-
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C. O. r R. Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.
ACcoMMODATION
CALENDAR

IZIZZI=z|E4ElZ I==
3 ,srst 6l I7iisi tolaO 81 Q I0lUII2 1914
Z 81 90 "a % OK % 97fS rs I6i Il Isl 10 l2ct2I
losf TI-.TL l29la3 "a IS &c 27l2s
3 9ll0l II I2l - -.i..--- I'LL
<lH!l5 Is IL II 70 90 8 81 III yio,,
81 p % "a Is l96i2 q Z " IBIS III Sll.g
l,slie sossi leslz3tefS lJnl u ~ i3ti4iI5l3
<.aE.l..... IT, ...J la4 Is s6lz asfasIao
Ids Z. 5I-sli a.. efitalsI1.5s
~ ola lIlI2fI3iAlI5> q 6 9lI0lII I2 10
: <lIelI n Isl 10 eol9I % : IA Is lI6 u Ia 10 20
<I23le4 IS e6 p &c, 20 81 % 23la 2J 90 q
ss-i 81 . 10 a. ~ LII. 81 : s. eI0in
zlIalIII5lI6 ITiTsl Ig K lI2l 1914 Is I6l II I5
SIe0Ieil e9ie % iesl26 : 1895 81 % % "a 25
ls7l2sle 90 80 L I'LL ie6I97 2sl9 sI3Ol3Il- :.
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BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.

MARTINS FERRY, 1858.
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March 10, 1858. ct,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-18
{ slegr3pbt(sDe 0eaeDricDtest
" q L IL TT I IL nan VI IL I N Z z & z dr.
BtttNttt Ir Dtn 9 a!

Sc ltOn. sWfarp u. Donneap,e Elm iua8e8
iriIdes OtdD4:n, Die i4ren Gerlubrer Yatrid
GCneq 9eldOllen bate, puroe Ourb etne Sutp
Trei9eIpro1ea. @uaep'SN unOe wurOe ~anfdu85
Iiir tOotlif 8epalten, ieet slaubt Nun, OaB er
oap0n toMnlen mer0e.
4lbanp, 10. Stt. 8rien Noonet, oer
iberpielen worpen, il1 lesteu Dtui etn belpObns
te6 @etduOe in W:lt Crop anJe5inOet gu ba.
ben, in DEM ftp 5ur Bet 5ebn YerlOnsn be auz
oeu, mlroe UerurtDeilt, ain 8. Oe5ember nGbit<
bin 9ebdp9t gu weroe1. Der pcriie8enoe lit Der
erlte sui, i'll peIdem in pieI EN- Gouutr pe9eu
Bran0ltlituus erltea @rlOe8 Elm GOOe5artbetl
gef1li plr0.a fa"iL..TH rs1 3" ea#e -., "lu
st. 9ouis 16. Oft. Die Gentralcons
nlittec per 6retltaat5plrtet BON &ania5 bat cine
GSupention auT Den 10. Jtopeulber mad 21ws
renee eInberuieq.l %, SO iClen ~palelblt perl1tes
oene, bic iesi9e pOlitpte SrsaniiatiOn oeS Gers
rttcriuuI5 9etref TenOe 6ra9en belpro9en werOen,
beionoer5 aber Die Ura8e iber Die ihleuul8e
3ul1llun8 BON aauIa5 al8 Treiltaat IN Die
uuleu. F. .gr a..- r.E4. as.
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Der Wertb6etraa bes Iteuerbaren Gioentbums

Der Nert66etra9 bea iteuerbaren gi9entbnm8
in Gan 6ranciscc 1T in Oielem Sabre $50, 725
$50 sel4det D. /. i'm Al WfiuiOnen meniger,
alS i'm p~cri5en Sabre, cine 8erriu9eruna UNI
II 8rojentl
Rnr cine bemertensmertbe Worbgei4idte
Miro oieSmal aus @alifcrnieu 9emelOst. 9n
81 Woute (2o8 4n9elOs @onntp) iberw ri iiA
>. s. Ocrlep, friber i'm 8uuoe8lanoamte an>
8eltellf, nit Ieiner 6rau unO aieie fli4tee lid
III 6Olge bellen gu ibrem G1ter IS, NubottOm.
O0riep fol8te ibr Oabin. I'm lie nit @emalt gu.
rid5uSubcleu. Setn 54pieserpater uerbOt ibns
Oen @lntritt in letn @st0ite, Dorles 500 einen
HeUolper uno 9in3 plnlit aui &ubottom log !;
Oieler ersriff eiue SArotflinte uuo betoe idcfien
gu 9leiter 3eit. DcrIep fiel, t0Otljd uerteet,
81 Bopen, Gubrttcm bieb uuperleBt. Die So
rouerS. Sutp wle pie 6lfentli6e Wetuung ipras
den i'm BON aler Yerbreden8ldulo fret. Uor>
lep mar weseu leine8 ja95orni8en @baratterS Der
SAreden Der 9an5en u~m9e9enD 8eweien.
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@eiteres M6er oeu Srdn0 Der
MmGfrid.

Seitoem Die en3liihe DanpIfre8atte 8atOa
rcus nit Den 0urb Die fr1n5OliIAe 8arfe Wtaus
rice aeretteten RaIll9lereu Der AuItria in gtew-
YOrt eiu9etrOfien 1T, wimmeln Die ~Dcrtt8en
8ldtter mleoec pon 8eribten tber lene8 ldreds
li9e un9lid, b18 nod ttnnIer ale 0snltber
bei9dfti9t, Mir lalien bier BON bteien neue<
fen 8ertdten Die 5pei iutereiantcften Iol9en:
Or. S4ef, @pmualiaIebrer aus &Sln, bes
fanp fi6 nit leiner {5rau uno ieinem pritte9al6<
idbri9en Sinpe an 8Oro. @r er3ablt
SD befanD mid in meiner Seize, ala bas
6euer ausbrad, uno lief iOfcrt blnauf uul mets
ne Trau 5u Iu9sn. Ste ltarD nit Dem &inoe
i'm Arme auf benz OinterOsG uno mar in furdt>
barer Anglt. IuS Der 2ten Saiale, in Der ltA
Gele befanDeu, marc utn 9tGfe 9erufeA ; ih
3cg nit Ollfe ron AnOern bret 6ur4 bas
Dedienlter berani muBte ober bann paUon abs
lteben, UNI na9 rem Wteini5en gu ieben. Die
6lamnten batten li4 RAID 9endbert uno t4 bate
bereitS mebrere BronclDuNoen. SD fab, oaB
cine Trau, Die tA germ auS benz Oeniter bate
herauf5leben nlO9en, uerbrdnnte. Wtr ltanoen
iebt aui benz SInterbed, Bis e6 Der 0lutb nee
aen uumG9ljd wurOe. 9tun nabm iA DaS &tno
in meme Ntule, 6eIeIti9te mid ali einerl Strlf
uuQ lLSB liELtiS Own WI ~ OL9AhLSLH It6%
3ert. go lieB i9 mid ms WoIl:r, uuD Uer.
luate, nit Dteler 9ait 81 I4mlmme1. Aber
pas 5diff mar nod in BslOe8un8 uno5 4wim,
men unm63lt9. Inns an benz Strid balteno,
rpurOea mir oura Die Welen nit fcrt9eriGeu
Die BON Der 54rau6e erre8ten Belsn laIus
gen pcbl 10 Otinuten lang liter unS bin, ic
Dap mir fat erltldten. SD itrenBtc mid lbers
menlhlih an. nm lnein GiuD lber Waller RI
balten unD metne Trcu bali mir babel, tnoen
fe eS nit einerpauD unteritibte, pdbrenO lte lid
nit Der anbern an mid flammerte. Nber bic Wc'
gen iiberpdlti9ten uns ie rillen 5uerlt caS Stunt
nit fort, Danr aud Die 6-au. gtie lab iA lte
pieber Sn benz au8enblide, mo lte mir ents
riIIen wurcen, parO i'd lelblt uuter bic Wals
ierli6e gebrldt, uno ais id wtecer enlpOr'
1autte, waren lie fir INNER %rerlhDunoen. Du>
Bel bate id, ben Strif p%erlCren uuo muBte MIDI
nun aui'S S1wimmeu perlaieu. NoGcsm i'd
cine 8sile umberseldwcmmen, fam iA an eine
Ylante uno tlammerte mid paran. Nttt mir
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q nterieantle 0e Se3eDrtcoten

Die @abl in Benniplponie n.
Die Sppcliticn8mebrbett i'm Staote betrdst
$4,000, pdbreno Die pemotrdtllde Wtebrbelt
bel per 0erbtwabl Ucrtgen Sabres 4 1000 be-
tra9en bat, AllO cine Dlfereu3 bon 10000
Stlmmen! Sin FOLDER umI9nun9 1T betuabe
nnerb0rt; aber Der alte BOD bat tbn tn einem
Sabre gu Stanoe 9ebraAt!
8runswld, Wtaine, Is. Sft. Der al5
Gbemiter uno Wtineralcge in ben ~neitelten 4reiz
ien lebr bod 9el9dBte Prol. @lepelanp
ltarb beute pabier I'M Alter DON 70 Sabre1.
Gentralz unb Siibzglmerif1.
Ser yGtar Of Htbe lSeit" briu9t SertAte aus
Gjrebtclpn pom 10. Sept. Sie entbalten niht6
8eulerfenspertbe8, init Iu8nabme elueS 0e-
rtihts, pcna4 Der amerifanilAe Sc anrte ga
mar ppn Gotta Silica 2 Weiulonen Dollars @ntr
Itaoi9ung fur.oie @ri6leBun8 eini9er amertfa
nilAer Burger gu GlrBtn Sap 9%eTcrDert bat,
Die an9eblI9 nt4t gu ben 6ltbulttern 9ebort
BADEN, aber bon ben oamal8 lte9relhen Gotta
Gic1nern ol8 lol6e bebanDelt DOrpen Itno.
W1brlAeinliA bat DaS @eri9t 5u Der Don 81
mar 9efcroerten Sumule etne ytaa bin5uBe.
Iiigt. @ine 6proerun3 bon 2 WtilltOneu an Elm
2InC, oaS 10000 @inlpobner bat unp DelIen
porber woblSeorpuete 6inanSeu Durd ben NOR.
oertlden &1nlpt 9egen Die BON Der norpameri>
tanilAen SttapotratIe ibnn auf DEN SalS gebes>
ten 6ltbuftter Sdn5lIG 3~errittet wurpen, mare
i'm b6Sblten @raoe ab9el4madt uno fred. Sc
peuiaer Tie Negierun9 Der Sex. Staaten ibr i'm
bShlfen @rape IbiupftheS uno nieoertrdhti.
|ges 8erbalten 81 ben 6libultter'@reue in Gr>
inuetuus brin9t, pelto better fitr ibren Stu. -
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Serf0mfS : 9%GnaelNem.
3iiitt Serf0lff.

sas9a 60 Nder tano nit Buten Standardization, Is QietIsn
ESssssS spt Der StGot mace Der 9%duofraBe uno in Der 8eun-
ESHiS be zen St8enb, tl02 Ader an ber gtgrttern &sntraI.
k1Es4Eteabaen 50 M,etten Dpn Der Stabt nit Iebduben /;
~ NIer an Der aiten Jrsoe:t6 5tpdo, gut %an8eSaut; 1U7 Afsr
NIT tuSi@sn tSsbdtit9.e tten nno 1rIa8el mtrp 8e8en GtgGn.
tbuu IN .sc Stdot etn9e a. tdt; 6 4der an Der alten 5reperif
HVd9, z Ntet!e pom WtOdu be Sntes 100 Ndrr am %gBaibtnS-
toH-S6none5e, II Dteilen BON Ger Stab; 3 6duier tn 6ow.
1rptr., nehe "a nbeafr l III 28ef 0pfubaretr Tin 6ap.
SFFetr IN Eertn8tN4tr. 1 tn 5rottrt.; / In Yrastitrose ;
L tn 2auG0erLr.i 3 tn Nniottgtr. RKD ntegrere aacere IN
ostf4i;1etsa Gc8enben Der StaGt. Cots gu p~ermtettsn IN
@Det 8al:intpreitr., VtOnuatent, @aE uuo 0ie&lperrpfr. nnt
5roGenaH. @runb 3u Serfa1teu IN 1ted5uas. aSrRuorgdtfn
ia peria ien. Is 10 r unD u rrrts.
ApL5-S Dc. So 5a,ettefrc6e. y
Ga EGufbrtcf" Vitet8sGOntratt e, Eetamcr e uu9 an6er,
tar;t.ltAe pdptere, Pr|e g1aiienst1eritts-eC IdSdfte SerSe
befefs fgfDras.
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SAuSetGe.

@tsbTieitt8 baln dufBtf0rbtrt uN0 nadten btrtitS 200 Ins
teetlt %seset4net pirO nanine9r ter 9srstut8ts 6tacten Baas
gerstn Yte. 3 ms Ec5en ,reten uno ut Guf Wlttiw3N ben 20. \.
Mts., Nbcnos s ubr, Sci brn. 9teefe, &fc WOnlgpmerg II.
Sbarpfr., bic erhe 9etiIn,rlun8 3nr S~srat9uus atD anEabs
ms pu So"a..It,sH; xpaQ1 pE 0taM.'en &c; 1eH9e sBt g95u
wglbt etAera Guf I~teberlie 4runbidBi bairten SauSeretne be-
3dtrsten puGipen, f~retnplt&ft e%tt8laben rerber.
>. Dplf. Wt > a n nj erbGd. ID. StIere Sts.
MNN l s.. INC 3 : q 10 y. -. Miids L -
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Sld1fNraE1


8roRzgOge Staat Of WfarplaIo Ocs y. y. II. ..
Dte 5eaateu Ger IrOB.2Gee, fOgte peren D2ttglteOer psrbsn
erIuSt. btate Stontns ben Is. OttSbsr, @benb2 Z upr, In Srp
pa, No. 1856 SAT Gon5drptr, ST eri6atnen, tnbtm cine neue
So9e urter oem y. .. u. 3. 9~eSrinpet pOroen III, (~QBGI9tn8s
tOu-QoBe 80. 49, no bereH GInebung itattfnter, aud, nercea
Die Nluglte .sr pt MaterBeor susien &pgtn Sa5treib sin8eIa-
ben. SIM Guftrag
Gbe;.SrOb.4tttt,r .ut!telp, 8%ebemdnn.
SD 81 & du I ISrN6 %A-iFtn@
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SSnnhpf2

3,5OO,DOO SUP 8au uno G4reiuer6pl3,
100000 G9in0el unp 2atten 3un 0erfauf.
2Htr itntea bic Nufrsr,ia!nfeit p~anftltder aGnben cpf TN
ERE 3rpse AteSeridSe eOn 6au' uno Nusbol3 Don alien arteu,
A1antttdten tno SrOBen. - 20tr idnetpen petftannan Sau
boIt nG@ Tsttl1n8, uMb liefsrn 5enferra9meu, GbIreu,
&thfatunsen urb 5%otelarteit ~ 5abrfpretien, 5predet Sr
Il unterm 2eitbSTe, So. no fis9ttr. gDeffte, petr Gfe BON
GUAM nn6 GernaGnftr, on
Sau22-S bufnS ~ OIOan.
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Baltimore SbmbcnocieuIbaft.

Otenfae zen l9. SH. inject BON 9 u4r Mlrr9sns ar df
nnlsrm SbuBen9pfe Gin YretSI tisSen fG!t, an weldsm fb
Ie0eS afttpe ME paitce WtttSitep, peRa 60 t5dtsts MS bis 2nbr
auf benz phase III betpsttfaen fann. Sener ON SaitBen
&Rstlnebmeare bat eiaen @e8sntanb ais Yrets eiu6ulttfarn,
9eplnEt bG6e9en aub etneE 9rats.
SMD 80" 6. 6reo, Sefr.
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NlmD(fe1D 01uppreiu.

De1 0ttt8iiebsrn ouiaen gsretRS bteue bt,rmtt sur Ra6rtGt,
BAG tn ndNftr Meeting, neIGc WtittpV6 ben &c. Stieber.
GSenOS Z llDr, I'M sewR9ali2en 8erstnslSial, &de Un pGmp-
relO- ub Sprinetr i%fattfdSst, Elm SUtI9tas CUR 0srdnbe-
r1nJ 1tasS SeisS Arttieis neblt 3Ifu5uag ettes ytebGnaefeseS
sur Ibr!mmun8 pprlregs, weSbalb ale Nltt6lieoer S4gs8eA
lstn fUgten. gtp9trrt@etrenpe tabsn fit he's Serpanplnn8sN
Der anps ieabsu 3u fW9ta. Mt6neI & pIb, Drdip,
SW III m. NHuIIer, SER.
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yteue AnSei0em.

as Oar Ser, wslder uuld ast BEN Y6 4sntt3en y20eder
fir Ieincn Sruber In bdlto. GpunGG bets4te, IN Ifeunpit1f It e.,
iu9t 1T Der 2Dcder . fee yrrs ufprgd en-. a"--
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Serlnn9t atno 6eiucbt.
QebrertMelud,

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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-16
From the Trenton Republican.

The following letter from Judge Dayton,
will convey to many the unwelcome inteili-
gence that he is not a candidate for a seat IN
the United States Senate. He has many per-
sonal and political friends throughout the State
who would be pleased to see him again occupy
the place which he filled with so much honor
to himself, and the State he represented, in
days gone by ; but it seems they are to be dis
appointed in this wish, as in the following let
ter he ~withdraws his name from the list of
candidates.
There still remains, however, a number of
excellent candidates, either one of whom will
fill the place with honor to the State. Our
only wish is that the best man may be selected
as New Jersey has so long been mas-represen
ted by one so wholly untitled for the place,
that nothing short of a first rate man can re-
store her to the position which she ought to
occupy in the councils of the Nation.
Trenton, Dec. s., 1858.
Col. j. R. FREEsE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE AND
REpUBLICAN:-SIR:-The frequent reference
to my name in connection with a seat in the
United States Senate, justify, in my Judgment,
a note to the public explanatory OF my views
and intentions.
Although by no means insenslble to the hon
or of d place in the Senate, and grateful to the
many friends who have mentioned my name in
that connection, | have at no time assented to
become a candidate for the vacancy which will
occur upon the expiration of the term of Hon.
| VIM. Wright. On the contrary, certain OF
nv friends remember that, Immediately after
the last election, | proposed writing a note for
publication, in which | should at once decline.
1t was then suggested that until | should be
publicly mentioned as a candidate, such note
would, at least, be premature. But the con-
slant reference to this subject by the press in
this state, as well as out of it; (and the gen.
eral connection of my name with Others, as a
supposed candidate, induce me to feel that my
position as an apparent candidate, while | am
not one in fact,) is a false one; it is I'M Just to
myself, as we'll as to those personal and politi-
cal friends who are, or may themselves become
candidates for the place.
Do me the favor therefore, to say that l am
not now a candidate for the Senate; nor do L
propose to become such during the coming SEES
sion of our Legislature.
With much respect,
Yours truly,
VIM. L. DAYTON.