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l. eSal Notice.
legal Notice.
Joseph Shaver
and Matilda his wife
Notice in Partition.
Mary Fisher, Sr.

In the court of Common pleas. Harrison county, 0.
Mary Fisher widow of John Fisher decd, Hester
Fisher, Mary Fisher, OF said county of Harrison,
Ohio, and Iii E. Conaga guardian for James
Fisher, Eva Ann Fisher and Mohala Fisher, all of
Harrison Co., Ohio, will take notice that q petition
was filed against them on the Sd day of March 1859,
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
said county of Harrison, by Joseph Shaw yer and
Matilda Shaver his wife, domandants, which pc.
lition is row pending, W herein they demand plrti-
ton OF the following real estate and the assignment
Of the dover ofsaid Mary Fisher, (wil owl ther elm;
to wit: The West halt Of the North East quarter
section six (6), in township twelve (I2) in range
six (6l.: also the East half of the North Fast quarter
OF said section six (6) in township tw, I've tl) and
range ~; also the East halt of the South West
quarter OF section tn irty- tx 1866 in township elev.
en- tlD and range five g.: also the West half Of
The Southwest quarter Of said section ~thitty.six 1867
in township eleven IN and range five ~, as de-
scrjhed In the four several deeds for the same; all
of said tract are situate in the Steubenvile Land
District, in Harrison county, and State OF Ohio; and
that at the August term of said Court 1859. com.
mencing on the 30th dav of August, the said Jo-
seph Shaver and Matilda Shawver lis wife de-
mandants, will apply Tor an order that partition
be made of said premises, andtlat the Dover of
said Mary Fisher, Sr be assigned therein.
j. M ESrEP,
Atty for Petitiones
Dated this 10th day of March '59.6w
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G1~We are absent this week. end will prob
ably be for the next three or four weeks. Du-
ring our absence the paper will be left in good
hands. Our patrons can transact any business
they may have with our foreman Alr. John NJ.
Garrett. who is authorized to receive money,
bring it ia while We are gouell advertisements,
and all kinds O Joh Work.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

The leading republicans Of Cadiz were on
hands last Friday night at the Court House,
giving aid and comfort to a d%isunion abolition
ist infidel by the name ofIlowland. The more
he would talk about d~isolving the Union the
more they would cheer
birds of a feather :" &c. n.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

Contamination. Emery D. Potte has been
confirmed as collector of the Port at Toledo.
Mr.. Potter is an able and consistent Democrat,
and we feel g~ratifed that he has atlass been
confirmed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

. For the Sentinel
DR. Everett has been engaged in delivering a
series Of Lectures in the M. E. Church for three
nights, and in the United Presbyterian Church
for four nights. The interest of this communi.
ty has increased to such an extent that the
house was completely damned, and more espo-
cially on Sabbath night, when he was listened
to with marked attention. On Saturday even
ing, in justice to the Lecturer, a motion was
UNANIMOUSLY carried requesting the committee
to report TO the meeting on monday evening a
series of Resolutions rendering the thanks oil
this community to the Doctor for his valuable
Lectures. The committee reported the follow
ing. which were unanimously adopted:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Your Committee to whom was refcrred the
drafting Of suitable resolutions, expressing the
thanks of this community to DR.. Everett, for
his able and valuable lectures, delivered in this
place, during the past week, have had the same
under consideration, and would respectfully re-
port the following:
RESOLVED, That the course Of Lectures deliver
ed by DR.. Everett, to which we, as a eommuni-
ty, have had the pleasure Of listening TO, are, IN
their character and tendency, highly beneficial
to the human race, and as such we would re-
cotnmed them, as conductive to the mind oil
man, clearly demonstrating the agency ofa good
education in he cultivation Of moral and INTEL
lectual faculties, thereby elevating man to that
position designed by the great Author Of his ex.
~istence. aEt
Reso1ved, That the tone and character of said
Lectures arc worthy the patronage Of the public
and more especially fthe friends and patrons OF
education.
Resolred, That we, citizens OF Jefferson and
vicinity, hereby tender to DR.. Everett our warm
est thanks for the zeal and energy he has man
Tested in the dissemination and promotion OF Ed.
%ucation, and that should he, in the dispensation
Of Providence, be permitted to visit this part of
Harrison county, we cordially invite him to
dwell a short season among us. aoi
Reeo1uet. That a copy of these Resolutions be
handedto DR.. Everett, and copies be furninhed
the Editors ofHarrison county papers for publ.
cation. M e3
Respectfully submitted,
JNo. WILKIN,
"''' j.. CRosKEY,
s-. ~. MfsER..
JEFFERSON, Harrison Co., Mar. 7,,1s59.
G-The above should have appeared in last
paper, but was unintentionally overlook
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Administrators Noficc,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sapdersigned
IN have been appointed and only qualified as
Administrators OF the estate of James Maholm, Sr.
ISte of Harrison county, Ohio. deceased. All per-
sons interested will take due notice. a.
q ARTHUR MAHOLM,
JAMES MANDOLIN, Jr.,
March %, ls59.3t Administrator
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WATER.--Water is the prime agent ia the
growth of plants; and it may be decomposed,
and its elemcnts ~assimilated, by plants. at the
same tine.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23
FEW WORK FOR AGENTS.
The Life, Speeches and Memorials
OF
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Containing his most celebrated Orations. q selec.
ton from the kulogies Delivered on the
occasion of his death, ahd his Lille
and Times.

occasion of his death, ahd his Life
and Times.
BY SAMUEL NJ. SMUCKER, A. M.
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Of Daniel Webster, his mo I remarkable intellcc
tual efforts and the most valuable and interesting
~eulogies which the great men of the nation uttered
in honor Of his memory -
We present all lhese treasures in this volume, at
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Persons DESTROYS of becoming Agents Tor this
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March 90, '59. ct
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No 1911 Penn Street,

OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
piicoted with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
GLIDING Caiarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints
etc.. etc.
DRS. FITCH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease exists in the blood and system at
large, both Before, and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
HYGIENE and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blood and strengthen the system, w it'll thsse, they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
ly, but only as Palliatives, thuving no Curative eff.
feet when used aIone,) and llvalids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting The precious time of Gu
rability on any treatment based upon the pIausa
Bile, but fl Ise idea that the "seat of the disease can
be reached in a direct manner by inhalation, !" Tor
as before stated, the seat Of the disease is in the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
pNo char. e for consultation.
A list of questions will lie sent to those wishing
to consult us by letter.
July 7, 1858.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

~ EORGE& WILSON have The best assortment.
VI of Fine and Common 1obaceos, Cigars aud
fs ever offered in this market. Ca If and zee.
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Permanent Office.

Pef1hhI OaICe.
Comply ing with the urgent request Of hun
dreds OF their patients,
DrS. &. VA. FITCH & j. w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

INV. WlLhlNb
"''' j.. CRosKEy,
-"s-.. ~. MfsER..
.JEtFERsoN, Harrison Co., Mar. 1889.
HTbe above should have appeared in last
weeks paper, but was unintentiOnally overlook
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

GOOD quality OF Tobacco, Soap, Candles, Sala.
VI ratus, Salt, Cheese, Herring, Crackers, Rails.
ms. Spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Rice, Brooms,
PEACHES, Maccaroui, French Mustard, Pickles,
Figs. Zonte Currants, Cranberries, &c. &c. Just
received for sale by MCPHERSON Il Co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fresh Groceries!

lust received a large and splendid stock of hn'
- i8miiy Groceries. of all kinds, viz; Rio an
Java Coffee, CTushfd, Pow'd and Granulated Sugars
fine Black and Green Teas, &c, for sale by
-4 MCPHERSON & co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

Gift system is permanent. EVANS is determined
to prove that his Establishmentis Conducted mn.
der that system in a more liberal and impartial
manner than any other, Having lived down AL
most all opposition, and having the Legitimacy Of
his plan Of operation acknowledged from Maine 10
California, he can afford to be generous. Try him,
a1d Judge for yourself.
Schedule of Gifts.
Patent English Lever Gold Watches eloo 90
Pate mt Anchor Lever Gold Watches so 90
Ladies' l6k. case Gold Lever watches, so 90
Ladies' l9k case Gold Lever Watches, open
dial, IS co
Gents Silver Lever Watches, .s- 25 90
Gents Silver Lever Watches, Is 90
Gents silver Lepine Watches, IL 90
Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern, 10 90
Ladies' Elegant Black SILK Dress Patterns, Is 90
Ladies' do Plaid do do 10 90
LADIES' Cameo Sets, tpin 4 drops) extra fine, IS 90,
Ladies' do. do. do. 10 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, Stone Settings, 10 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, plain or engraved
GeD S&s Solid iiiiG; Gold Vest chain. new n,t,ern GO GO
Gents best English plated Yes! chains, CO
Ladies' Guards. or Chatelaine chains. choice Is o.
Large GOLD SpringLockets with double cases 10 90
Large Gold Snap Lockets, do. do. 90
Medium size, No. 3 Lockets, do. do 3 DO
Heavy Gold Pencil cases, with Gold Pens, I so
Superior Gold Pens, with holders and box 3 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils, Q 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, 3 SO
Gents God Pens, with silver extension pencils 2 90
Ladies God Pens, in Boxes with Ivory holders | 90
Ladies' Mosaic Gold stone sets. 10 so
Ladies' tlorentine sets, pin and drops, 10 90
Ladiss' Jet Sets, do do TOO
Ladies' Lava, do do 10 90
Ladies' Camso pins, large size, 90
Ladies' do do medium, SO
Ladies' do do small, Q SO
Ladies' Gold Stone pins, small, Q so
Ladies' Box & Glass manufacture or hair pins,2 90
Ladies' plain gold pins, new ~palteIn. SO
Ladies' do Ear Drops, 800
Misses do Gold Pens, SO
Gents cluster pins, opal centre, 2 SO
Gents Single Stone pins. ] 90
Gents cameo or Mosaic bosom studs, 4 so
Gents engraved gold do do so
Gents plain do do do Q 90
Gents Sleeve buttons, 2 so
Ladies' do do 2 O0
Ladies' Pearl card cases, 90
Ladies cameo, Mosaic, or gold stone ribbon
Gents silver pencils, IS
Gents Pearl p'ket knis, 3 blades, best quality, l 90
Gents Buff or Ivory do do do rs
Misses Lava pins, Q so
Gents Gold watch Keys g. Pencils combined, 9 90.
Gents Gold toothpicks, with slides, Q 90
Gents Gold Rings, with stone setting, 2 SO
Ladies' do do do ] so
Sets Silver-plated Tea spoons, 90
Silver plated butter knives, 90
adies'Or Cents ~Porte.monaies, / 90
Gents Gold watch key s or vest hooks, 90
Ladies' FloreLtine breast pins, 8 so
Ladies' Jet do do S 10
Ladies' Mosaic do do 5 90
Ladies cameo ear drops, SO
Misses do do 2 50
Misses Ear Drops, with stone setting, Q O
Misses Gold Bracelet, hall round band. 4 90
Ladies' do do do 90
Gents Scarfpin, 90
Gents Jet studs, 3 90
Gents Jet sleeve buttons, 3 so
Misses Gold crosses, .. SO
Miscellaneous Cite, not enumerated i'll the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23
Fifth Year Of the Enterpfis5f
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.

g. 9. EVANS
AT HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. 4s9 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia,
Commences the New Year, with an enlarged Cat.
alogue, a greater variety of Gifts, increased faeil-
tiles for buying Goods and doing business, and is
now prepared to offer greater inducements 10 Book
buyers Than ever before. Time has proved that tho
Glit system 10 permanent. EVANS is determined
der that system in a more liberal and Impartial
manner than any other, Having lived down All.
most all opposition, and having the Legitimacy Of
his plan of operation acknowledged from Maine 10
California, he can afford to be generous. Try him.
and Judge for yourself.
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~ "
~ $500 worth Of the above Gifts will be inn
partially distributed among Purchasers with every
$1,000 worth OF Books sold. All Books sold at
Publishers lowest prices. y
All Books that Evans does not publish himself
are boughtdirect from the Publishers, and in largo
quantities. Books to suit every taste are to be
found on his Catalogue, at prices which would be
an ir ducement even without The Gift System, which
offers SO many additional advantages.
Works by the most popular authors, living aud
dead, in all styles, from the most costly to the plain
and substantial, at stonishing low prices.
Catalogues sent Free to any address.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-23

Flour and Meal.
A GOOD quality Of Flour and Meal for sale b!
IN MCPHERSON s. Co.
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A FINElO of HANS for sale by
~ MCPHERSON & Co.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
:ArH1s.l ls5s,


.GTHS vSS~<s;~ned eor1lzEly =aEiss IN rsepa-
es-S1.k:c.s r. 4 TerT;toriei Qeiegezs CpaFsaHm
e hs heid IN osaEasozis, % the1etA asy e Hsf.
ne Eor tae organization Of party based On the
sszsSe;rszz q =zEe Xxx1nazL ExRsEIS1zHE Ekzzf@
The Republicans u. the -;sariozs counties Of the
Ts<sssofy are aecordingif requested TO elect the
nnaksr of delegsteS .. attend sob Gonyention as
E ksz.shed 70 their nazes, respectively. 6liaws
e.-eik;+ The county ef Douglas, -: the ecsaty
e Lessenworth, I2; ths eog1ty os Wyandot, 2; d
y6ass6D, = Of 4tcEison, s; Of D5hiphsn, =;
Essss73; Eem4hs. 2; sAas1hal. u RileySa Poser
g.tgnie, :; Calhoun, 9; DiekisRss I; Clay and
Hsshington. Il; BusIsr and Hunter. I; Weller, 1;
AeGess /; Dorm, 4: Wisz. Il. Gfesnvood, I; VII
sea ssa Godfrsy /; DSyissf y HadEsoz, 4; t.Breek-
ez<i4gs, 3; sRiehHdsoa ss2 Wosdsea.i1s Se6ey.
p shawnee;s; Anderson, .; Franklin, q BourF
e4a. 3; Linn. =; Lykins. q; Jefferson, Z; ArsPa-
bee. I-.kE same being the sporGonme1t Of fepre-
seutAxicz 10 fhe fsts Constis1tiensf CsdFoh6oas-
- e is5eyident1o all ths& tie tEs has come Or
he Rsppkl;eae party of Kansas 70 sssums dis
Gses czzsnfzatio1. Il ID sonfdepGY expected that
svsrY ,Republscsn viii eonfsibuts tas WsiEht Of
kis 1hAGsnes 70 sdsehes de ncvenzArep - 5soSc
seigned BY Al Leszelece. # Doaiphan county;
jas. LookAsFt, Of f4ohnsep: g. 3, Holmes, of Shaw
ase; r. S. EaiIe. Of HarshaEl; L. Danford, OF
Linz; Charles A. Foster. Of Eykins; VIM. SPriggs,
e Aadssssn: Jss. Nedill, of Leavenwofth; Col
ata eiiserss Of Calhoun, Vim. E Griffith. Of Bour-
toe; Geo. Graham, Nemaha; J. B. Irwin, Atchi
eeaS L. D.. Bailey. Breckenridge; 81, j.. Cani6.
1Donkfss; I'd. Lynde, Jefferson, and sAlsrgs mum,
- q othsfs. from dissens poetiSns Of she Terri
IMAss CONVENTION Of the Rspuhiiesps
Of Kaasss will be held st the same time sad place.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Hartford aEvenins Press makes 4out a
telling catalogue Of difference of opinion
between Mr., Buchanpan, ard the people as
to the merits of several distinguished indi-
viduals,l thus: n1' 55asi. 81 = -Gii.9A
.9a.When Connecticut repudiated Isaac
f'oucey, Mr.. Buchanan took him into the
Cabinet. .Tsa3 i4H La's isfi'a .lS 'b.He
when Michigan repudiated'L Lewis Cas%,
Mr., Buchanan took him into the Cabinet.
when old Brrks repudiateds Jehu CLAN
cy Jones. Mr.. Buchanan rewarded him
with the mission to Austria 'H,.
''When Indiana repudiated John Petit.
Mr.. Buchanan made him Chief Justice OF
Kansas. rcl rRar --e fts ...' sa
When Iowa repudiated Geo. w. Jones.
Mr.. Buchanan offered him the mission IA
Bogota. lga ,s5=sj.s .i.sa !
when Iowa repudiated Augustus Cesar
Dodge, be was made Minister to Spain.
when the Pre-Slavery party failed TO
establish Slavery in Oregon, Mr. 1Buchan-
ansmade its leader the United States Dis.
trict Judge" Jtoa tes=g-.a" ezsiild
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

A requisition has been sent by the Gov
ernor of Massachusetts to the Governor oi
Mississippi for man of Holly Springs, who
had obtained, goods in Boston on false pre-
tense. On. the arrival of the agent with the
writ at Holly Springs, the people Of that
place got together public meeting. and re-
solved that as Massachusetts, repudiated the
rendition of fugitive slaves. she had no right
to requisition of any sort on Mississippi.
The agent therefore was notified to leave. OF
be would be ''trotted through" He left.
of course, SO much wiser, at least, by this:
that he now knows that a Mississippi mer-
chant, according to Mississippi estimate, is
on the same footing with ao"runaway mig
ner.'' 'ffi Lsiulati. .J5la = -.f O. !, aI /. =
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Judge .Smita. who advocated voting for
the Lecompton Constitution, is in favor OF
keeping the .'oid Free State party" alive
C. F. Carrier. of Leavenworth, who wrote
letter to M. J. Parrott, advising him to
vote for and urge the passage of the Le-
compton Constitution, and who is now Sec
retary Of the Central Committee of the Dem
ocrstic party of the Territory. is in favor of
keepingtu the Free State organization -
Charles Robinson, who went to Washing
ton to get Buchanan to establish the dis
tributing Post Office for the Territory at his
town of Quindaro, and who expressed =
willingness to accept the Office of U. S. Sen
ator under the Leeompton Constituson,
thinks that the Free State party has not yet
accomplished its mission g. ~. Broa07,
whose very existence depends upon his sue
cess .in giving to the Democracy the control
of the Territory. is in favor of the Free
State organization All the Democrats of
the Territory are in favor Of the same thing
And last, but BY no means least. .ttty-si<
citizens Of Big Springs think so too, provi-
ded Free State Convention can be held at
their town Disinterested patriots, the
whole of them How we pity them. ~
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Lecomptou Democrat thinks that g.
~. Gark. Democratic Border Rufian.
in numbering Barber. an inofFensivs Free
State man, near Lawrence. in 1855, did
very isspsdsal thing-nos the Ealine. how
.sver-that vas all right--but in the injury
done thereby 10 the Democrstic vpartyl--
But the President consented Tto overlook
this piece Of ."impudsuee.'' and appointed
Clark pntser in, the navy :ysId at Washing
ton. With salary of $4,000 per aRnam.T--
Several other ':impudent"s fello.ws got re-
xsrded in he same way. Shsr1 zones
gets an appointment as Receiver in Land
Office in Arizona; Fred Emery, the muir
derer Of Phillips, gets the appointment Of
Receiyer at the Ogden Land OfEce: etc.
A msn who hss "impadsnce" enough "a
murder an sbohtionist win be sure to gel
some fat Office as = reward from the present
Administration. 49, a
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Post Master General announces, thai
be shah Rok Putfnto operation the new Pos
Routes authorized by Congress. in esase-
qience of no appropriations having beer
made. The acts of 1858 established 1siis
hundred and ninety-6ye new post routes,
the service of which includes the St. Paul's
and Puget's Sound route, established in
1855. but not yet pun in operation Con
tracts for these routes have been advertise
and proposals received, but nothing NOR
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The Pittsburgh Gazette says tbat,a com
pany o. colored persons intending to ami-
CRATE westward. communicated with the
Land Office in1relation to their right Of pre-
emption of lands. and received in reply. the
following letter: -. M
\ GESERAL LAND OFFICE. March T., 1859
JOHN N. K1RKPArRIcK, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. SIR: In reply to your letter of the 24th
ult., I have to state that under the now set
tied ruling of this Office, which has been
sanctioned by the Secretary. eolored per
sons are not citizens of the United States as
contemplated BY the preemptioh law of the
4th of September, 1841, and are, therefore,
not legally, entitled to preempt public lands.
. Very Respectfully, your ob,t serv't. -
9HJos. s. WILSON. Acting Commissioner,
If the t.'ruling'' of the Land Office, and
the sanction Of the Secretary make law, why
may it not also. betruied and sanctioned thai
persons born in Massachusetts are notdcfi-
zenss e. JsaiaSE sbacusib hsIfiq 7iis ~
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

The recent Democratic State Convention
of Tennessee adopted resolutions declaring
that the party in that State adhere to the
principles heretofore adopted in their con-
yentiens in regard to aIstriet construction Of
the language of the Constitutions giving pow
ers to the different departments of our Fed,
eraI Government; thai tariff for revenue
alone is the true policy of the country thai
the aequisitionaoft the island of Cuba is en-
inently desirable for the safety, happiness and
prospe ity of our Republic; thar the views
announced by the Supreme Court in the
Dred Scott case. were sound; ;z and that-tbe
Democracy of Tennessee have an abiding
confidence in the ability and patriotism ol
the President of the United States.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
Sc: Louis and Cincinnati Charter

The election il. st. Louis, on Monday,
sbs Alb inss. resulted in the choice of the
satirs Repablican. ticket By majority of
26ea!a The ground Was 6sfcely contested
By ths National Democracy; but the peo-
PIE wers watchful and active. and deter
ninsd not TO b. defraudsd out of their
yightsaas as tie election for .Delegstes to
Congress ard Members Of the Legislature
ia3g fall. The Republican. or.Ffee Labor
party has clear majority Of the legal voters
ef ST. Lonis in iss ranks. and that DOW com,
psFzsively small piecs Of leazen will yet per.
vsde the whole Stsse The Germans oi
Sc. Louis are all right for freedom. and vent
In solid phalanx against sl.ys labor. .
ztn Cincinnsti, the result of4the election
bald. On the same day WAS not 80 over
whsiming as in st. Louis but sufficiently
e e, indicate the change which has taken
place in. the minds Of iths people in regard
70 shs merits Of the Black Democracy. The
Republican majority was 1901 !.
eThsss victories are but forerunners of the
great Nstios one which will take place
next year. There is . general uphsaxing of
Che masses taking place, which will over
vhsim this infamous and corrupt National
Democracy. -. -