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SUP ERIN TIE D EN rs.
l1AvIta taken IN once in Reddington's Block,
III eosnes ef johnson and Third streets, In hoom
No. H. 1nl story, frst door - the left q the Asea
81 the nain entrance stairs, where they invite
their fYiss and The public 20 eall. They are pr
pAret = snrisA designs and detail drsvinss ~
bsIIdings sl all kinds, public and private, 81 -
eupsrintend tn erection Of the sams. They hepe
10 90 businewrn eush manner - will please tAstS
ratrons ~ edit 70 shemsslves.
R.f. Law, HSwkias Tayios,
EAwne1 Kflbourns, yaMss HetAs,
0ee. q. AnAsfson, ,. Y.Cee>l,
We. Stsips, D.ke9aingtsn,
wn. Leighton, J.n. 1aoinp,
in. Hiatt. J.B. paul
dsc17dly
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Slaughter Coal Co.
rOns ~ GOAL

At 20 GENTS Pen DU5HEL.
.XK7I sss soastaaaly supplVisg the vary bsst
w quality ol G4nta an1 stove Coal brought -
this malkst II i9Attse sasily ,bsSns brightly and
generates ore hest than any other article forsalss
sxtspting nons. III ehisf seonony and sxesllsnsy
soaskts 9 II hssnins 70 ashes aad leaving no
sltaker or eindsf.
|. FOR msoAantsal purposes Il positively eanHat -
eurpasesds - theae nslng II will attsst.
Ordets nass - le&ton the book at thso0ess oyes
Osllis ACo.'a 0sossRy Store. Sd e., hstwsan 4aia
and Jehcseas Aad tAV sAali = HsengMy q asssnas6
Gnch Cd AosaI.
W9179191s PaaonS Ohanpion RiSe.
IROo1 D01os,
WITH HALhD PATuNI t0WO&R-ex0 Dol
w LOCKS, the s1ns thae wsre eVaE4eo -
rate medals q the WoI1ss Fair, kon1eas
saa the World 3 Fair, Nsu York, 1888, 81
oAly Anssiean safes that Nsrs aWardsd 0o4AlD -
Ie1Aon Wdtids Fair.
1hess 6afes form the most. perfect security
aeainst Fir snd Burglar, Of N Afs ever eG9ret
te ~ pabaia, ~ saAN Nnly b haa ths s1heeh
m ~ thet! - ~ have 9. - anA)|
PNoo1a@eA veslts, Va1lt Doors - Ms41g bsxe
81 Ohssta ~ Dnkss ,Jewslees aaA Rdvat1 le0t
lies. for fla6, D1omeoas and other vsluabloe.-
s.:;s.sr. { : sr 81 g !! ~ fAFKSr Pks1uTAfial
10. HERRING : CO.,
No. 35l DsbaAwax ~. 4urrsy-st., n. N
Nayl0a1ntN oppseits the City HAN.
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Un41vnAsA New York
Plane RoRteo.
gIyHR naesiassnt Ard 1nesspassed Instrunent.
i msnufActursd BY this heose, ttoe e1Aeet and
ssred OF the subscriber in every " q hand
some rosewood eaSss, Of ., ", q - e9e4vss.
Parties In want of really ~ Ieeenest, srs
earnestly invited 70 call belese g1g11oslnS s6e'
whsss. h. y. AkW kW&ytAo0t
Apsil1-Asn ~. LssIs. Ne.
tasehAne anA WAttosvUoAAADg> n
VIZ ksvs : eood spriAg uaeaa, seieaele n
w nosing Che AAsst fofnitafe aAA hoGgn0e
| ths esoAteet eass will b taksn IN nevinQ tasnt
ture. Weafs % bs found % JoaStA-st.s betvsel
OlonAAan and Concert. All orders psonp4ly ~
eeA1ed 70. PAkAEk4 = VAAAAAA.
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nHCOND UTHEE CMR MRAR 0T00k.
IRHAT baroains = Dry 0eesy Clsaas, Dsunsss
N Rihhons g. We ~ neu e0bs1Ag eur we'll.
sslpsts1 S0osk very lsw fer saAh. Oas a11aee4n o4
soods q evsey dspArtnsat issenpaetes - 1ht
vsry SSeip. ara WIN - soN lousf tAaa heee1aesee
oGcrsd, . ~ ~ doing oar own hastAses, saseesat
"a slisA-hiss. Ws can and win ssll levs tAaa
any D4Asr eetahlishnsnt.
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BANKING HUrgE or
q r . = q = O. u - = - 3 - = o.
HAVE Ills day sdmitssd = . partner q tks
I Baakins Bssinsss, Alexander Barclay lwA4 ~,
kssa ~ asnse fer ~ hst Elk yssul. xebq
asss, hereafter, willbs conducted under ~ In
GRO. @. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one of the Oldest Bsnking Housss III -
The edsst) In Lewa, the new Arm soliGGts . soae
nance Of tssnev patsonase - literally sxtsnas4 70
They viii naks soIleetiens md remit, less hx-
ehsage, oa ths day = paynsnt, frss o4 shasgs.
Their references are . formerly BY ssaief part
nss, vis
nsvsasncss
Park Bank, N. Y.
winslow, Lsnisr / Co., panksrs,E.Y.
Edwssd N. Clark Co., PhilAdslphis.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Cjspe, Hullsf i browns, Bankers, Boston.
- 0aefne Bank, Chicago.
Ho6nan 0sipSke, Chicago.
Msshanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
HAsnsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Krsmm 4 Rahn, Bankers,
9Hofe 4 Brothsrton - Cinsinpati.
I'D. Hunt Co., Louisvilis.
state Savings Institation, 81. LOuis.
Keokuk, Jan. /, 'ts. 0BO.C. ANDERSON.
ispkd
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!. Ex1kE4xBs
d sThisis the Shos1lst AndQuieksst Routs - all
ITHH06GH TIcKETs-uA
Oves thlslins 10 al principsl pls1oe eAn bs pse.
" "a 1t Railroad Ticket once, 0tEAett 40H
+ SorfYom the nillings Housst ~ BIeallk6s
p''sas'n ygEszsAn 81 ;s.sssS cS s,o.,,...,. %
y. Il. TnwEnsuar, Ticket gent.
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lMPORTAMT 1KNNGEss
Saturday EveA1ag @
OHIO T. MIS-, M
..e4D s..s..
r ALL R DAD.
Completsdto Cincinnati Through scith on
scho~gs Of c0rs- Only enc chdhgs
Of c0fsfo LOuisville- One

computed 10 Cencsnnoss-- lAr0Ngh fCsehOstg
scho~9s Of cars Only sne chdhge
Of c0rsfo Louiscille- One
change to Ctevsland.
~ and baggage and 80 niies nearer to all Rast-
ern Cities than b. any other route.
TIE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, esrrydas
the U. s. Mail s.d AdSms E~Yress.
On and after Wednesday ! Jaly 1st, trains will
US. .MailTrsin-Lcavss Office, corner lth and
Chestnut, IT 1880 .. m. Leaves East St. Louis
Depot at 1850
Express Train Lsayesofics corner Of keAn -
Chestnut, At ?. N. Leaves East st. Loj
| At 80 p. N, IN {3 i:
In order TO aceo4aedats the tsavell
lie, Saturday Al [uon Train haS e.
sp. .na trains viii esabovs sSsses ~ =
0a'Ss one SUNDAY TSAIN AT q 70
N. Ball trains make direct sat
sscftons at Ciscssnaii With al Eastern
kxpress TT rains thusformiag the sAor1sss, r - -
and ssiy sroad ossse Asssstr New Ymk. Beeton,
burgh. Wheeling, Cleveland, BudAle, and ali
EAstsrn cities.
Also Chicago and Il points on nthsI llinois Css-
trail b. b.
Only ONE caAn0 OF cAas 70 cn1cAao<
New York pssssnsera have choice q four es1l
Erie, N. X Central, PsnnsylvaniA 0sntrai, -
Baltimore 4 Ohio. ~ u
Through passenger should all thansslvss =
this mo9t reliable r0ute between sh1 East end
The Vest, - II affords unusual facilitiss, heine
superior road, ,aAd the only Broad 0usgs Rosd II
| the West.
Passengers Tor Dseatur, Blooniaetea, Lasllls
Reck island, Burlington, Peoria, Danlsith, Gs.
lsnA, Psru, r., connect NJ 6andoval With tht
Illinois Central B. n. forthe above named point
direct.
Passsagszsfor M4,1o1l snd Chicago sssssst ),
0lin With ths Chies lsA. Through frsa s.
Loais NH sniy one s of ears,
TAfuneh tnesAse ~ given In the sity, sAt
Ih.s9a9 = dirss, Sisiss passenger nossosll|
~ D.e ROUGH TIoKE1s
! Z ia e ~ oGees, Nos. 1e and 20
g III and CHESTNUT strsets, under III
3l1npe, and as No.54 ksvss, corner .,
eGlsss are exactly on the eorner--th,
- TO obtain reliable information.
w. II. CLEMENT, Cent Hup't.
t ISAAC WYAAN, Gen I W sstern Az =
DmniApses viii cslifor passsngers and bAggAss
i1nhy u Of the city, byAeving their addFsss =
0B mlloS~ eAHepDA IN - carat
RAILROAD LINZ or E1&GEE
~
FN0A KEQEUK TO Pl YM0HTH.
~ Net = etAgeswil llsavs Keehd very
"a nernins d 81 excepted III a o'clock ,ms.
kin = ssvse eesass1lSa wiAh The ii Den train On
the Qsaney anA ChSo&Uo
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Union Foundry
AND
MAC1kN SHOP,


Ger, hank 4 An sts., s.,---...-Keokuh
=. n. REATTYA CO.,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engincs and n Z
M ehinsry Of eXry dsser,ItisWa;; W;ss saw .na ars;
sills ,Bslconiesand veranda hs AgenerAl assort.
mont of castings alwsyson hand. Ordsraelisitsd
and promptly attends to-
Ksokak, Aprils, Sid --------
IOwA STATE NANCE CO.,,
'''"' second s. Keokn1, lows.
THIS Home takes Kt.s. no On Ihe s. i.is
Son; 81 q e. ros Cash Pre-
MUM ~ rats = rsssonable = those ofan,
''''.a o'- ....e.o...
S.s e. ;R:s.y; 7 sIy.,,. ]. T. a:ai;i. Tssa;t.
- 81 ss.:;s. Essss.r. 5.w =. T. .so:{... D:l :.
En- srises61 Jshn AscsAs, ase
.. rAis'. =
| Z. II PERRY ,Pyups. Z. u. HARRISON, Treas
8. HAMILL. vieePrest. W.F.TURNKR,Sss
81 Fc0t BN rg = ! n
OQGEREDi
FISHING sturs to Kansas with my fami
ssty W over xl0, ,oO0, IN
PE1kA, WAsisn Coansys IeWa,
| ~ Original Cost.
/ believe II ofars -
q EAT IND u e n = n r .
~ caa b fesud In tho state TO those desiring .
to iAvsst.
Pc L La
Il on trkInrsS sS3 ths Esokuk 4 Dsa Noinss RailroA
and thS 1l1 sasins Railroad, snd Z
i - nnaMTKUe PLACE
a .s.s. EDWIN H. GRANT.
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inv ~ l. ~

JDVvUG1Y & -
second street, bstd y Asin sad JolCbsn.
1AVIN01 ust returned from the East, -
II rsspsotfully Gall the attention Of my "A
friends, ,aad tbs p.t1e generally, TO my s
novan& nnss teet ~ Watches jswelry silver and
plated Ire, fancy soods, Ac
Fins gold duplex N Sen and detached
levs5~ ~rstehss silver patS8S detached levers,
andL 1pi1Ds Of all kinds aao4aaiitaes.
~ JeWelFy.
J Lsliss, lin gold mosaic, came Z snansilsd
earrings Lid breast nAnoplsdies ahd childsea'a 9
roid and lei bracels(I fadiss' and gsat's es|1
sAaias, pencils aud pens, nolA ~ diamond hAGm
gold and silver mt . gold brs4
49, collar aadl y, gold, silvo
1SSafenh patent pseta table and a
ser4 sry, and scise
olfv
hV Ishifne Iinto1 pessed BY any
- and tsa sp0sne serean, nus-
60 1nolt spssns, batoer aeknivss, silver
- n6Skin siAHp, ~.
1RaRo ana KAaD 0esas.
m eoanlA tes eets, 6kDtors, fruit and
eshe I1lseeisks, psaSi And sksll pocket
s.als ~. ! = fsss svsfythlas pertaining 70 ~
Oiocke.
4 noo1xalAaecrtnA Of eIoeks of >tss pct.
tsrsssaA bsst aaks, ,sli vssraa ssp seot
So-wassAss yev.lry rspall Aat1 W.
lnfsk lihs.a.sss F. ssss; 1,,I !. ~ ~ 4
u u go
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q Ion And Woostey, Okte.
4Ise, KAnsas, NebraskA, Minnesots, anA
MI Rslnts In tho West.
- 1ARr ~ Low A. ~ AMY ofu6A. 1burs.114
Passengers frsn the West can (Sly spsn
this as being ths shortest Al nest
expeditions Esute I'd
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, E1M YORK,
AND ALL EABTkRN CIxIke.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
Passsugss Lines Of Pdan. ,. h., fhilG GDa,psiA.
Jan. J. I'D
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.. o. 4 .. CAN'T = =
aAsuvAcTunsas o.
WINDOW SASH DOORS AND BLINDS
Corner o. Johnsoa anl Eighth Sss.,
KEoKUK. ......... .........IOwA
- large assortmentalwsy on hand -
spr-lvlya1n r
nuu = nua11a G&Ms 0VDYfD
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RAILROAD TICKETS
|oeed Tor sa unlimiteA length ot tins allowing
Passengers toatop at AaY tint and re-
sumo their joarnty lsisaSs.
Steamboat tickets coed until oIoss of Navigation.
&ePeeSIk0ss ean ebtain Reliable Iniornsiion
at this O. i4rsOazd 70 all Railroad hostss IN
tAs UaitedS taass and Canada. "a
-. .0hss open 1t all houss. -
Foreign Ticket Agent q .B. 7 Q. B. b. Lns.
June 1o-dAw
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F0eS$SSSoU AWevu0W0 o"0 = SvS
CMANOE OF TIM Et
I'm and after Monday, May 3rd, two dAilg
~ trsins, each way, (suDdAyi sxcsptsd,) wiiirua
- follow:
81 TrAi. - 1.l0 Pm.
iss IL 1rsis 1 leaves BENToNspoRT at 7;2Cr An
Paeeoasues Tor Sioux City, Council BluGs, For.
Dcdess Fort yss Moincs, Ottumwa, Fairfield, ant
in ntsfssdats points, viii take the TOO . m tram
sunnsseing q bsntonsport with stages for all point
In Middle And Wsstern Iowa.
By this arrangsnent resitents along the limo q
the road will be enabled TO spend FIVE houhs
In KDOKUK and return same evening.
THhOU6H TICKETS to st. Louis, Loukyilis
CinainnAti, And the East, may 10 had at the 0nc
IN Benton sport.
~ Fare as low - the lowest.
s. DWIGHT KArON,
Rngineer and Superintendent.
san Il a. BLACK,
As't sap't and General Passenger Agt.
0D-Tisket ONCE st Railroad Depot.
n -Ofiesin Kilbournc's q Block.
Keokuk, April -, bS-dSw
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ss CospartmeRahtp Notlce.
- r. GRAY 4 Il. II. SMITH hass this ~
H. tqrpsd partnership u The Carpentsr ara
paJi1ing hsiiness In al ~ ArAnehss,. 1n4ss ths
~ naiss apd skyls II tsyNy Enith. -hey will
ma on Hffl& strsst, BETWEEN Riga and Nor.
where thsy will " happy TO- receive thu q.
IT thsis fHsn1s ana the pabllc.
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Rev. Jno. W Scott, d D., Prsst wash. Col, Penn
Rev. Vim. p. Alrieh, D. D., Prot. Math.,- do
Rob't Aillipn, A. H., Prof. Nah. Bsthnpy Col
iege1 vs.
Rev. J. B. Msoas Principal MonongAlia Aead. VI
Wm H1a, ~ y. = .sss s:sa' r.a . ..Ai.ss'n' Penn.
A. q. Nd, \ at Middletowp, Penn.
- =, 1sq.. Kseknk, lows.
~ ~, {. s;,'.; .ss.s,. !s'' k's'sl, Low.
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Family OoU1ng Machines.

IN ADov1 nAcnnBs,
~THE DKSTEvER TNvKNTHDyUa
A RE soid st this agency at the mnauiastsress
Apricss, adding only The cost of tgt4epeflasien
! -Instrustions In operating the mashlpA ~
gratis TO purchasers Of Machines. a
7, Rsfsr 10 tAs following Ladies IN KsokS -
hsve these machines In use:
Mrs. Rdw. Kilboufne, Mrs. A. B .ChitteIk1en.
Ars, WIN. Me0avic, Nn. J. q. Yleyd
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mira. J6hn BafnG
Apply personally orby letter 70 -
Elk. BUUI(
% AAis-st.. g. y -
apr36dkw
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CAN - Pb0QU8DU At
AAILBoAp 1lokDf oSPrcR,
Aeis- ST.. bstvep. ~ md Second, one
door sbose ~ Bdlings HOsss,
KROKUK, IOWA.
e~Passenxsrs can save Time and Msnsy
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
The Atlantic Telegraph.

This "wonder of the age" continues
dumb. All efforts to get it to talk have
proved to be fruitless-and it is now
generally regarded as a failure, at least
for the present. Gould not some of
our northern people get up another
foolish celebration? Perhaps that would
~unloose its tongue.
But, Notwithstanding the failure of
the present cable, SO far, to transmit
messages, we think the practicability of
Geographic communication between Eu-
rope and America has been established by
the experiment, and this alone is a great
discovery. Eventually we believe, either
the present wire or another better will
be made to talk across the Atlantic.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

2 The summer work is done; the har-
vest has been gathered; the busy days
of toll are to be succeeded by the season
which a bene6cient creator seem TO have
designed for the refrigeration of the
prolific earth, and the mental improve
ment of his creatures. From the autumn,
nal to the vernal equinox, the long e.
yeniugs suggest and afford the proper
opportunity for restY%aereation. and in
struc i n. And the family newspaper,
the school teacher, and the popular lee
turer are, perhaps, equally important in
subscribing these varied purposes. The
newspaper will keep the reader in prac-
teal relations with the progress of the
world, and the doings of his fellow-be-
ings. around him, the school-teacher will
make him better acquainted with the
books of the present and the lore of the
past; while the lecturer will introduce
him to the more intricate problems of
art and science, and the more familiar
details of the advancing PHILOSOPHERS,
in their numerous applications to the
varied purposes of human life.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

The Louisville Democrat speaking of
the past of aholitionism, says the anti
slavery party of the North might have
learned, by this time, that the crusade
they have been engaged in, time out of
mind, has not paid expenses. They
have set, no slave free; they have abol-
ished slavery nowhere; they have made
no free State that would not have been
free without their efforts. They are to
day as far from the accomplishment of
their purpose as ever at any time in our
past history. They tried to keep Mis-
souri, out ofthe Union, and failed; they
tried to abolish slavery in the District
of Columbia and failed; they raised a
great clamor over the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, and failed. They try
to claim a little credit for making Kan
sas a free State, which would be free
without their efforts, at vastly less trou-
BILE and expense. They have rallied in
cessantly at the Fugitive slave law; but
i t is still in existence, and quite as eff
cient as it ever was, and likely to re-
main SO. What, then, has this constant
clamor about slavery accomplished?
1t is not the South that has produced
agitation on the subject of slavery. The
South has no interest in it. She will, of
course resist all efforts of the federal
government against it, and legislate
without reference to it,desiring the slave
and free States to be treated on a per-
feet equality. TIE constant effort of
the anti slavery party to enlist the fed
eral government in this crusade against
slavery, has produced all the agitation
and i'll blood. Having failed, so far, to
accomplish any one purpose, is it not
time for all sensible men to st p, what
eyer they may think about slavery.
1t is idle to address the higher law
party, who seem 10 feel themselves com
missioned to wage a Quixotte war on all
sin. They arc incorrigible; but the men
of sober sense might see, by this time
that this slavery agitation in fed eral
politics has done nothing but evil, and
promises nothing but evil; in all time
to come.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
The Late Elections.

The returns of the elections, remarks
a contemporary, held in the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, do not,
as stated by the Republican press, show
a Democratic defeat, except in the first
named State. The disastrous defeat of
the Democratic party in Pennsylvania
was owing to the divisions in their own
ranks, not by any accessions to the OPP
position party, which will be seen by
the Republican and American vote Of
1856, which was 229,6S5, and at the
late election the Fusion vote is log, 62O,
which shows a loss of over $4,000 since
1856. The Democratic vote in SO was
23O, 710, and in 1858, 1885, making
a difference of 10000. 1t is very evil
dent from the above figures that had
the entire strength of both parties been
out that the Democratic party would
have been successful, the Fusion ma
jority being but $4,000.
In Ohio, the Fusionists have carried
the State by about 10000. In 1856,
the opposition had a majority Of As, 900.
This gives a gain to the Democratic
party of %, 200 in two years.
The Democrats of Indiana have elect.
ed their State ticket by major;ties rang
ing from three to five thousand.
Unq~uestionabIy, the defeat of the
Democratic party in Pennsylvania and
Ohio is attributable to two causes a
complete union of the opposition and
the great apathy which prevailed in the
Democratic party on accout of a differ
ence of opinion which had existed on a
question of policy.
This will teach the party the necessi-
ty of union and the folly of suffering a
division upon mere questions of expo
diency, and where all agree as to the
fundamental principles involved.
In 1860 all will be right for the Dem.
o%cratic nominee for President. Kansas
will have been admitted as a free State,
and the Black Republican capital in
trade in hat direction will be gone
The Democratic party never gets dis
hearted, for they are contending for
principles and truths which must in the
end prevail.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
JoIIi6catiOn az Concord.

: The Democracy of Dixon township
had a g grand jolliication at Concord, on
Thursday of last week, over the election
of Hon c. L. Vallandigham. We were
not present on the occasion, but under
stand everything went off pleasantly
and satisfactorily, Notwithstanding the
day was rainy and disagrceable. Hon
C. l.. Vallandigham, Judge w. j. Gil
more and L. c. Abbott, addressed the
crowd, which numbered some three or
four hundred. II
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

Bg~ The St. Louis papers contain an
address of Gov. Denver to the people of
Kansas on retiring from Office. He says
that henceforth the continuance O fpeace
in that Territory depends more on the
people themselves han on the Cover
nor and they have an abundance of To-
cal civil officers elected by themselves
without disturbance or interference;
that they have just accomplished the
peaceable election of a Legislature, and
it makes no material difference who may
be Governor. He does not think the
Territory yet prepared for a State or
ganization.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
s.Fast Young Men,"

The Cincinnati papers of Monday
morning give the particulars of the as
sassination of a at a house of ill
fame in that city on Saturday night last,
by "three fast young men," 1t is high
time that some plan be put in motion
to stop the career of fast young men,
who are on the road to ruin. The mat
ter is becoming really alarming, and
calls for prompt measures for its sup
preston.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

ssa- Mort II. NICHOLS, V. L. HoR-
TON, l.. D. CAMPBELL.-These gentle
men-members of the present Congress
from Ohio-voted against the "ENG-
LIsH" Kansas Bill, and have all been
defeated, in their respective Districts,
by men favorable to that
Will the ':Fusion" press, in and out of
Ohio, please make a note of this Fact
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Groesbeck, who
voted for that bill, have reduced the
Opposition majoritics in their Districts
more than two-thirds.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
An AWFUL sccnc.

The Reporter of the Cincinnati Ga
zettc, in his account of the evidence
given before the Coroner, on the inquest
held on the body of the woman who
was murdered in a brothel on Saturday
night last says:
The wounded roman, who was COW
cred with blood, lived perhaps fifteen
minutes. After the fatal blow was
struck, she raised herself partially from
the hoor by one elbow on a lounge, and
called for a glass Of water, which with a
spasmodic effort, she threw into her
mouth, and then, with an oath, exclaim-
ed to Cook, You have stabbed me-
y minute after, one of the girls bent
ovcr Kate, and told her she could not
live, and advised her to pray. The sin
istained oourtczan, in that hour of blood
could realize the necessity Of prayer
of asking forgiveness for the manifold
transgressions of her erring sister, whose
spirit was rapidly passing to its final ac-
count! And the victim Of the liberty
of the knife did pray-while the gap
ping wound in her side gave utterance
to Il breathing sound with every word
that was uttered! She prayed for her
self, for her husband and child, and
sank into the arms Of death with the
prayer still in her lips. What a scene
for a brothcl! What a volume of ad-
monitions for the frail sisters who listen
ed to that last prayer of the dying!
What a lesson for ''fast young men,
Say-we.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04

Rgr The franking privilege of mem
bcrs of Congrcss-Senators and Repre-
sentatives- commences with the term
for which they were respectfully elected
or, from the period of their election
where that occurred after the final ad-
iournment of the preceding Congress,
and this without any reference to the
time when they take. their seat or oath
of Office. In the case of contested seats
the privilege, of course, belongs to the
person holding the certificate.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
The Elcctions.

From the elections which took place
on Tuesday, eve have nothing defnate.
We think the Democrats arc beaten in
New York. From Illinois, we have
not, at the time of going to press, news
sufficient to form. the least idea what
has been the result.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-04
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