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CIRCOIT COURT ONE RULES, 1855.
Je 80 SPARKS, e. ais Eda hais3, ES-roion 70 sen
land and slave.
~ appearing 10 the salts 81 Clerk AID Master
from The bill and All dlsd On his cause nat the De-
eEeauis Nlihan SpsrEa Jansa uaes, an 1a haisa s'
non residents % tse Stale Of reunsses, hat me eld
nary process Of law eznuof b served upon tnemt ~
thereto ordered that publication BE- mace % ne Sll
and Ame tenf neWapGpef published in ne elJ o. 49,,
VII tir iuur successive ueeEri requlfina ne q
ants apps1r ths Eari tern O. Ger Gls.
Try county, D. hs held % ine Loun ho9s9 p ~ -
lindea on he 4h mohcay jar te1ts hen laa ess v
plead, answer, dssuF - aid patigni Or iae -
isk en- pro oonlsasos and set doAH FOR 1919 e PAM
them. T. W, 20 tfia-D1f 49,.
may5-Wfi-PFS fee s. Ci'iA -'- N.-a-t'
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LOSSESEQUITABLY ADJUSTED 6 PROMPTLY PAID.
UPWARDS OF $1,000, 900
OF Losses have been pale BY the na Iasumncs Co In he
past g yeas.
NC q 4u1aHU NdF4t3 dJ4VA
Risks sceeed a. terms consistent viii aoEeney and Air
prod.
EspeeisI attention given 70 AhSuraHes Of DwsIgs and
Contents, for terms of I to ysaTs-

The progress OF this COpora has been stable and
lneru pied though OF financial sunsins sad of
periods tul in exempt from weeping eonnasra
tiHns aid maritime disaster Being long established on
cash tass the troubles OF the ereo syslen sct rs In no
material particular.
Daring the security OF reliable Insurance Is
an imperative dat1ths ability Of properly OHners % sua
tain io.s beng much leassue,-
AGENCIES 10 All the prtnpal cities and towns throughout
the STATE Policies Issued without delay b. any o. me duly
authOsized Agen 8 OF tns C0mpauF.
BuStness attended 10 win Despatch and
fidelity,
I'm
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Notice.

TWILL sell % the L,g .ea. d for Cash 81 n, MIe
TDt%ISE uI d.. tue pc. IS mai es1iJe OF "
b B-,wu. deceased, cUusjst ug OF o-e "@di'D'' zoo
Match a. AL persons Iug, b el o tie SAL sssAe' ar
r,s.td % CO e. iuraard ipue -a'o ana Lax p@lAeD'
a r1. . bav-.r cams d. mt It. are be ely 10 u a.
Tr,set ban " h.a the Jms Uq I.red 5y l.E ms 20
- b. NEAYLk,
odd an ~
NJ a aHV"H@
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Steam Engines and BOILERS.

bINesLA LIB L44V1 anu 1VI4U4o8 !.
I'VE prepared 10 iurn-h Bngues Boilers Of
w ali tgia ie FunhinE ssh, Circular saw and
Gust Mills Our Engines made he ai6sg styles put
iron bed Plates, mucn stfauEsE than usta nd pau
lRrlg adapted 20 the South Va eau also iuraish
Circular saws aud straub'ss uperiOr wheat and
Corn milis, all Kinds Of al hating
ana oeartng, tTaie iSaIs
and IN fact ever ming Gr8s Mills, prices
70 sal. The times.
EiLT5 & MOORE
Il Nos. 05, IS and 100 Msfkst Street
mayi-Im. RagavtlIe. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-23

WELL Baeksis, Hslf Bash8f Measures Wood RoFls &
" Ladies' Rolling Pins, Wash B1arts, Waite Wlsa and
ackin brasnss1 Hearth Br0oms, DJ0r hl, aafzst and
Clothes Baskets Clothss Pns, SIS Lszd, sc 6e.
t.. FRESHMAN B0OrhsRs,
aPnl4 Sol, College, doors Norm Of sp1hgs g.
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JOY TO the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD Of
RICHCLOSSY HAIR,


hsr Lel READ flowing aud you ask mOrs, see cir
c q &C. around eau lie, aud ~ Ole Gu douo5
rhnUF. IS * Woods HAIR kEST JhAIlf E.
We eli sue Of ala and young, 10 tue Won
uo ful PEE AalUn, D4cx - lis ouginai color,
gay h~ir-cOV,rs head OF the Lald with luxuilaut
rUgh-rem the d4udrdt. ItclIDg and ali cltsne0us
cru JtIJus-cluses eOatu4a dow Of natural fluids
N hence Il Used rex llir drsssng Or the hair will
D. sssIye rs color. AID ksp rlm filing 70 extreme old
age n ali us beauty WeC h5n upon the bLld
ne gray, a in sc Up % surely the
young viii not. they value the hI6lng loCas. or the
wiicning ur ever be WihCu! IT, Las praise is upon me
TO- que ot thousands.
sbs Agent for Prof Woods Hair Re torative in New
Haven received following letter il regard the hes
lUrauve, lew Es-ks sine:
Dep River Conn, July %, 1856
Mt Lsaven FOTth-Sir: nave Dse1 troubled VIII dan
dTui scId Hy nsad tJr more tlan year. my hair
" sua 10 cJne ont Irf and lair togsthsr- in
Ne u-vsu paper agOIE ~ Gods hac RESTORATIVE as
cue eliud yuur store tle lst Of april as and
pal, hassI bJIe Try H. aud loud " ny saisiac
uUl 1hs 4 moved scuf snd new hair b.
gan ~ grew u is nov twO hires il ehss IN length where
u WIS al III We greet tal N IT. wish y.u 70 bend
me two bptss n0se 0y NJ Post he b,arsr OF this.
dU4h klUwas y Tie Kind Is ussI IN hs place you
la hsTs k many bodies alter Il q knOwn here
GOus Wuh respect, kLFUo PRATT.
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NmIICG :

10y virtue OF vrau, euuont ezpoE uses % me directed
ID ron the CIR count @. Dickson county, az lIs FSo
ten g. sfl CO. tas dfsl Monday iUJUue next oueF y
sale ne Hgnr bIs0er, for cash, 81 ne SoGt
eaor la ullglIc ID tracts OF laud on Whca me &c
EIrH HOei uE-1 l-g on he stage ROAD Yen mics
tnsl ffam tEEu sid t.cts contain about ! &c
al saI sell improved. TIsre IS On said LAID an eAcetle'
cvgur cluty hte1 W for tavern gooo stlt
h5gse- ana large -ud COumrdlyus sa'les1 toketul
vtb an necessary houses. SAID property VII &c suu
40 taIIsD he execution o. tsEus g. Co, Snl others
JOHN w. HUIT,Ns
1rrugs sheriff OF Dickson County
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MERCHANTS,
CARPENTERS,

Who visit Nashville purpose buying Table Knives
and Forks Pocket Knives Shears and Lessors, Shot Guns
and Rides, Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards. AKesOT
the innumerable items essary make up psts
Of lard
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Uiui6end.

melting Of the ard OF uIre,trrs Of the NsshFi j.
~ grmuevrIsf Iu-uran. Compt nF.s ti.ldend OF 80
er cen T. n lie az stock wa de ted OaL Vi We pro
- o slit CouLany tor the last SIX mouths -
n'' a-' JAAkp WALKER,
N1tbt le Ma, 4,l-5S, sesre'ary'
Alan Il C ou he'd on Monday 81 Instant me ioo" NJ
vru1eu.u ,ra,l ID re Or 10 mau 20 lie Aualis o.
HsNstEv. ID ouusrc ~ lusu alCs Z, mpauy;
A. y,N..RF.IL JOINu ENEE.
- = W. ID JyIs A Fl II r,
A ". y ANL-rE, VI o. II -.
utN.tN HAhT, LOoh NCC"EA
JOHN III ah&AN, h a., Ac'-lNl'
I " MANS, .,-,.,
And a. Bot, iug holt this day A"EalG-r "a VS. unlu
Igu.y re a CO pfstiJJLt Jalr- M.it-' >'eota'!'
~ 80 ,. -, C.-rE lmay5-lm
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HENRY N. r FOGG.
kUSoELL hOUoIUN.
ANS. " A0hlNuTON.
a. u MEknIfE.
y. fEShABAE.
LDMIS "A. ING.
JAU hElD.
N4.h TUNER
Judge OF lie circuit ana
GlLulnel GOurt.
b hLLI.INTINE-
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COOPERS,
GUNSMITHS

Whoale in want OF Tress Hoops, Stock HoWes, Lance
VecroEes Lsveng Planes Jontsrs AIDES, Backing, Be
lowing, Heading and other CoOper's Knives,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Forneyen the Jones Affair.

The Philadelphia Press makes light Of
Jehu's ministerial appointment after this
fashion: E,ss HE itA u BIB t. ,1aosso.d S@iA
ed Let us fancy Mr.. Jehu @. Jones at the
,Court.of Vieunn, conversing (tl,rough the
medium of an ihterpreter) with the Prime
Minister. What iffthat functionary asks
him what special services towards the
United States recommended him to the
high diplomatic office Of Ambassador to
Austria, what reply can he lstammer out.
Shall he say,1"I did little asa clergymen,
and less as a lawyer, so Iaturhed politician,
being what is fanliliarly termed rather
hard up Ipersuaded the honest, simple
minded, true menh of Berks county, in
PENNSYLVANIA thateI would serve them
faithfully. % Ihey believed me, and return
ed me to Congress. Very speedily, by a
miraculous process often practiced at Wash
ington by legislative Micawbers, 1 emerged
from humble into wealthy circumstances.
I ingratiated myself with Ithe President,
and frequently dined at his table. -i2 ..i'i
e' To swell my own Importance and show
how well 1 had got on, Ilpubficly taunted
a better man than myself with not having
had his legs underithe Presidential n,abog-
any: l voted against the Sovereignty Of
the People, which I was elected tosuppost; !;
and, finally, returning back to seek re3elee-
ton from my constituents, was defeated"
Z The Austrian Count, if he has any taste
for humer, may smile, while heisays, "Ah
Monsieur p Ambassadeur, / see you owe
your appointment here to your unfortunate
disappointment at home! You come from
strange country, where, because a county
kicks you, the Government elevates you to
high Office They say, in fact, that be-
cause yonr own neighbors, who know you
well, think you unfit to represent them in
Congress, you are just fit to represeatyoar
nation at a Foreign Court" iAm afinds
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
November Elections.

This week$ill bean exciting one in sever
al of the States. In New Ydrk Govern
q, % hieutenant Governors csnal commii;:.
sioner. STATE Prison Inspectdr, two Stats
Senator'S to fiji vacancies; Members Of Az
sembly, and thirty-three cppesessmes VII
be elected. Edwin D. Morgan IS the Re.
publican, Amasa j. Parker the Democrat
ic, Lorenzo Burrows the American, candi.
( dates for Goyernors Gerrit Smith is also
candidate on his own hook.
New jersey elects five members of Con.
gress. .cN'oi = -
Massachusetts Ex-Governor and State
ticket, Members of the Leislaiure,s and
eleven Members of Congress. N. P. Banks
is the Republican, E. D. Beach the Demo:
cratic, and Amos Lawrence the American,
candidates for Governor ara Ia.li l-isa
= Micbsgsa a Governor and State officers,
four Members Of Congress, and Members
Of the Legislature Moses Wisner is ,the
Republican, Charles E. Stuart the Demo
cratic candidates for Governor. 7ai IA s''ii
10 Illinois elects a State Treasurer, Super
intendent of Public Institutions, Member:
Of the Legislature, and nine Members o
Congress. Ha ls9s 1siaR ntst esd {d"
- Wisconsin, three Members of Congress
and Delaware Governor and one Mem
Der Of Congress. - ,.,.al
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

.
'- SrNGuLAL CIRCUMSTANCES MAN WITH A
PErRrFIED WiFE.l-A few days since a
gentleman residing in Rising Sun, Ind,
who had married a second time, wished to
remove the body of his wife to new eoun-
try. Preparations were made TO that ef-
feet, and laborers opened the grave in the
usual manner: but when they. reached the
coffin they could not lift il, so great was the
weight. After obtaining considerable as
sistance, however the men succeeded in raj
sing the coffin from the tomb They
then had sucfreuriosity that they couiH not
resist the temptation Of peering into tho
coffin and learning the reason for It's unnsu-
al weight. They did So. and found soon
to their surprise, instead Of the remains OF
corpse astone figure, the exact counter
mart ofthe woman who had died. This
strange story soon spread, and huudreds and
thousands OF persons were present to see
,bs styance SPECTACLE. The husband took
The body Of his departed spouse home and
has it there now, where tits visited by hun
dreds Of the curions and scientific. sThe
body seem to have been petrihed, and 10
have become perfect stone woman.--
Cn. End" 3us'n ol 'i'if Al hH' 1"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

nuiANoTHER ANTI FILIBUsTER PROCLAMA-
gIoN-Instead of hanging or imprisoning
General Walker, the Chief sofa Filibusters,
when captured and brought back as a pi-
rate by the gallant Paulding under the Pres
ident'si former Proclama:ion and orders, be
was dismissed with courtesy by Gen. Cass
and the Administration, and Paulding was
sought to be disgraced for discharging his
duty. Walker again went South made
harangues, was received with honor by
State Legislatures, and went ahrough the
sham Of a trial at New Orleans for breach
of the neutrality laws, He has since been
openly maturing his plans for anotherbde-
scent on Nicaragua. His movements have
been public as the press, and have been
winked at if not approved and counseled by
the leading supporters Of thezAdministla-
ton in Washington and the Southern
States and the cities to New Orleans. At
ter the former Illegal expedition, Walker
was let loose by the Administration to do
exactly what he has been engaged in and
is now, and the Proclamation, OF the Pres
sident, Understanding as rs, means nGth-
ing and will amount 10 nothing, 'uniess
some naval officer commits the mis'aSe
Com. Paulding did and supposes S"'"es
Buchanan and Lewis Cass 10 be m down
right earnest Cleaeioad Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

PERSONAL INTEREST OF DOUGLAS IN
.SLAvERY.GIn noticing the sources from
which Senator Douglas gets the material
which he lavishes carrying out his plans
for conqutring the people Of Illinois, the
Chicago Press says: DIG sfii rih "91'sai
1t is well known that his children by the
late Mrs. Douglas-a most amiable and
.estimable lady-inherited their mothers
fortune, single item of which was negro
property covering thews, sinews, souls and
bodies of two hundred men, woman and
children! OF this property, Mr. Douglas
has the use and benefit during the minori-
~ of the heirs. We have it upon the au-
thority of Mr.. Slidell of Louisiana, WHO
is acdusinteP withFAIl the facts Of the case,
that Mr.. Douglas has farmed out these
souls and bodies to white man who deals
in rSego labor-1farrned them out in a mass,
for aboutfifteen thousand dollars per an
mum! The slaves thus let in a gang, rs
Northern men hire out horses 6r oxeni are
sub-letito planters, large and small, at an
advanced price, who make themselves
whole by whipping out Of the ehaltels an
unusual amout of labor We betray no
confidence when we say that Mr.. .Slidell,
when in this city, declared that the condi-
ton of these slaves was a disgrace to their
owner, that they were badly fed, badly
clothed, and excessively oyer-,oorked! w
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
The woman COunterfeiter

The Woman C0unterfetter
We have dsehtioned5he gigantic forgery
by a Mrs. Savssti upon the Turkish Gov
efu1eda by geltihg counterfeit money print
ed$il New Y YorkSsMr Harrison, the print
er Who did the Job, has been discharged, il
beng perfectly evident he was not aware
of xhs nature Of the elhbels" he was print
inc. IThe New Y OK Herald says:
Mr.. Sedrayhen, of the Ottoman Govern
ment declared the bills to be perfect coun-
terfeit, and stated that if they had success
Ayrsarhsd GonstaushpPle they would
not have been detected, as there was never
known to have been any counterfeit paper
money on the government bspks N; e'rcu-
lation.
1-Fhe ateerah,s OF seals, it issafd are kept
very sacred. Ofisuch Importance are they
held that the ''teorah," or Sullan's seal, is
guarded night and day by three Of the
highest officials Of the sgoysrnment. Had
not the Custom House officer at Syra dis
covered this woman with this spurious
money the entire empire would haze. been
flooded. There being no dates,or, writing
thereon, the various ports would have been
financially speaking, ruined. .,r7s5I.ys
The bills are, Ike the papers that are
found in tea chests, There is nothing in
the appearance of the notes that would
create the slightest suspicion that they
could be used as money. ie1 sGidl
Six hundredo thousand of these alabels'
or notesewere printed, and as. hellTurkish
Council states their sval6e to ibe twenty
piastresieach, the nuhberpriuted represents
the enetmus sum of nearly s2.0O0,000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Important Railroad Case.

Judge Mclean was 'detainedieat home
Yesterday by iniisposition.. Judge Leav :
lit presided,9 and heard arrangement on
demurrer, in a easesnot involving points in
teresting to the readers. saIf Judge Nc
Lean is on the bench this morning, he will
read the opinion of theaCourt in the case
of Sturges vs.. Stetson, on demurrer, in
volvirg the question Of the power Of the
Directors of Railroad corporations to issue
and dispose Of stock at price below that
fixed by the charter. Inlthis case, the Di-
rectors Of the HilIborough and Cincinnati
Railroad Company are alleged to have is
sued and transferred to Vim. Sturges if
teen thousand shares of stock for s52l,-
677, being less BY $228,33a than the ,ate
$50 per share) fixed 6y the charter
Sturges subsequently, transferred six hum
dred shares to .Stetson for bis promissory
note for, $4,000, which was not taken up.
Sturges sued on. the note and The case
was taken before the Circuit Court on de-
murrer. The decision is expected by per-
sons involved in railroad corporations. with
iiIuCu lutOiCSe.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
Most UngratefuI Pennsylvania:

The Democracy of the Union in 1856
conferred the Presidency on Pennsylva-
MAS "favorite son." That afavorite SON.
has since been comforting high places of
trust and honor on members of the same
State household without stint, until the
lucky democracy Of Pennsylvania can point
to the following list of official prizes:a b.
James Buchanan, President.lija 5sa .al
ja'James Blake Attorney General. IN
.. Geo, M. Dallas, Minisiergto England. 3
-qlJ. b. Chandler. Minister to Naples. au
- Mr. Buebalaw, Minister to Ecuador.
slnMt. Reed, Minister to China. eaq t.a
.l Mr. Clay, Minister to Li,pa.g a.ns.
Mr.. Jones, Minister to Austria. ss{sy5iJ
Here are six Pennsylvania Ministers
iabread, three of them first class appoint
,ments, and the others eagerly sought for
.ty second class politicians the Union over;
And yet the Statelso petted. and patronlze.d
by her "iavorite son" turns bothcold shoui-
ders upon him at the ballot boxes, lngraar
tude unparalleled in the history OF sun
grateful Republic" - Clere. LEADER. -5'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04

KENTUCKY MovINe.zThe Louisville
Journal contains call fcrah t0pposition'
s State g Coasensien at lcuisvills on the p
of Februsry n5zt;io nominate candidates
for Horenor, Lieutenant Governor and 9TH
er State officers. EAn issitation is extend
ed t6s sAnsricausp and Old hus Wings Of
Kentucky, and all others who are desirous
of unitins ! in the overthrow of the present
corrupt administration of the General Gov
eminent. .Hosisgl I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
slei.iogsInd Correspondence Of the Prsss]
@ Letter from Berks County,.


READING, Oct, II, 1851
The long agony is over!, !,Jeha died hard
i-Theloffiicial majority for Schwartz, is
nineteen-not much, but enough; the i'm
mortal iJellu is laid cut cold inaa4 county
that two years ago, gave James Buchanan
6,953 majority gnsj Vi ssi7nini sii ''stisp
he. Poor Clancy did all he. could TO- avoid
defeat He stumped the county, and ate
innumerable bad -dinners-he who had
dined with the President s'He begged men
of all parties-Wbigs,3 Democrats, cRepub-
iEcans and Know Nothings, personally, ,iand
actually with tears IN his eyes, to vote sfol
,himi--eonly this once more Hetold them
it was not be, e,yhwas'James it Buchanan that
wanted it. 10 Itwould not do.ay eIiH7oni
l1ujOne thing must not be forgotten. The
friends fGlancy JoBesmade theiissue bold,
broad, direct, Buchanan or no. Buchanan.
They told the people at every meeting that
to vote foriJ Jones.wa to sustain the Presi-
dent--lto vote foTi Schwartz was direct cen
sure of Buchanan. A nd now over fourteen
thousand votes have been fpolied, and old
Democratic eBerks has. given her ,dcsision.
What will the poor Lecompton minions
say now ?9llil inn .tsdjhi bus I9ai"m 7"i
snThe last effort of Joncs'si friends was
when the Judges met. For some tafiipg
discrepancy, there was an effort made by an
unscrupulous tool named Stenk, from Ham
burg, TO throw out the southwestgward. OF
Beading which gave Schwartz two hun
dred and thirty six majority But there
was too much honesty in the judges To
cheat the people, even to elect CLANCY
The vote was counted and justice DONE
Thus Clancy lost SUI l''5s -iio s5i'. :''oii
III How the creatures of Jones hung about
the door, hoping 1.-THE Judges would aperpe.
.trate this frsnd ! There were others about
tile door, htooanhardn fisted fellows-and
there is no telling what the consequence
would have been had the fraud been con.
summated. e7'fl s'o! ~" I'41hi'a2
- / understand thatJ Jones has said Tint be
had ne idea of such result His friends
bet largely on one thousand majority, and
thought il sure thing, expecting, as they
alleged, three thousand majority. Ofcourse
some money changed hands.
Allthc Jones ticket, escept Jones is elect
ted by a small majority, making the com.
pliment to linn over the left-still great
er. ..5gd >.Ii o. rHa t7ro iaa i.u'PHILIp. 6
1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-04
The Hooking Sentinel on De-
mOCraCy.

The Hooking Sentinel on De.
mOcracy. -
The organ of the Democracy of Hooking
countydnn't sssm to be endowed With the
facility tdchaSgssef which tbe great head
OF ne benlocratd church, M. Bnchanan,
set the example and wanted Me-, Forney
to follow. Nh, sEorney declined. and 20
does the Hooking Sentinel hut tbe .StoksA
man and the servile Congressman from
Ohio Topped over and followed the lead of
Buchanan The7Seatiae5= has ne=co1f,-
dence in Buchanan. He evidently regards,
him as traitor. Hear what it says in its
issue Of the 2Srh insf.:
"Mr. Buchanan has always been es-
iieemed as patriotic. Since he his been
President he has caused that fact fo-he
doubted, and has brought around such Q
state of things that the most patriotic and
praiseworthv actYin his power tesdo Is TO
resign the office of President; q tfusthe Is
unworthy and unfit TO bold. g1o--sR--sw
+. Will the President resign g5aWhy don't
the ;Statesnsa,s support aud sustain Bach-
anap I, Heneeds aid.i ,RvvO.' ,sfig sdi
THE sENf1sEL ON THE RECENT ERECTION.
On next Tuesday, the people Of Illinois
will elect their Legislature and give an ex-
preston of their will on our new tangled de-
mocracy, invented and patented since the
advent of Mr.. Buchanan to power. ipAs'4 :,
HaT The people of Ohio, Indiana, and iowa
have spoken; and old Pennsylvania, whose
fayorite son betrayed her, has 'rebuked her
gray haired urchin in the most signal man
ner. y '-'''
bafN New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin and
Michigan will soon follow suit, and com
/ pei & change of tactics on the part Of the
administration. The administration has
after long and patient waiting, discovered
that the duties on imported goods must be
Increased. Now, ANY person with the
same means of information possessed by
tthe administration, could see that this was
necessary one year ago. olJesql not 'foul
month since Congress adjourned. 1t wa:
in session from December, 1857, lit. mid
summer 1855 THE decrease Of receipt:
at the custom house began in June 1857
and was very obvious during three month:
before and continuing throughout th'
whole session of Congress. Large bodies
move slow, and sometimes have to be drie
en- 10 move at ALL b1oT yiao - yni 7ai
F. The people have '1found The facts very
readily, and have so informed the Presi
dent and his a"peis," at the recent felec
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THE SENTINEL COMPLIMENTS TIE STATES
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/, We, publish election, news in anelbs
column Of our paper TO day, The lbie
rooster of the Ohio Eagle and OhioStqtes
man has been growing. Another such vic
tory and those birds will not crow at all
Men who sing victory when they are beat
en-, are usually thankful for small: fayors
Those Growers did much, however, 70 tral
the Denocratic. flag in the; mud. l.Th
E ''Captain of the waiter in this business i
the Union man, whom Faran advised t
shut up shop until after The election, yhcl
suggestion nearly cost Faran his head. Tr,i