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GREAT SALE OF LOTS!
Public Sale on the Ground,
OF
MXTY-SEVEN LOTS! !
Containing beautiful sites for Private
Residences, In the Town Of North
Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio.
Commencing ON Tuesday.
31st May, 1859,

At 10 O'Clock, A. M.
pB- TERMS = 0ne-third cash, the balance In
annual payments to suit purchasers, not exceeding
four years Terms more fully made known on the
day OF sale.
North Chillicothe is situated at the intersection
of the Ohio Canal with the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad, where Freight Station Is about being
City Of Chillicothe, which contained in 1851 about
$500 inhabitants: since the completion of the Rail-
road the population has doubled.
The site is in the rich and beautiful Valley of the
Scioto, where the means of living cheap and abun
dant. The facilities at this point for trade and
is connected by Navigation and Railroad with all the
great centers OF trade from New York to New Orleans,
including CINCINNATI st. Louis, and all the West and
South The great Coal region of Ohio tTaversed
by both the Railroad and Canal, 10 less than thirty
miles distant and furnishes in great abundance
For the last eighteen months the commerce and
industry Of the country have been paralyzed and
many persons thrown out Of Employment. We call
the attention of these and all others who wish to
establish themselves In a home, with a steady and
profitable employ to the great advantage of our
village, and OF Commercial and Mutual Aid Asso-
citation. Our plan is one OF entire freedom and inde-
pendence Of each member, In his particular trade
or employment; with aid from the Association TO
procure his materials, and sell his surplus products
In tho best markets. Several families have already
commenced on this plan
1t Is at the option of the purchaser Join the Com
pany or not as he may deem best. Suitable buildings
II erected soon be rented for a. least IL per
their cost. Attendance will bo given and terms
fully stated on the day of sale, by
e. K. MICK, Auctioneer.
BE- For Plat, Pamphlet etc, please address emu.
tual Aid Association. Chillscothe, Ohio" my6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
JACOB GRAFF, Anetioneer.

DRTVATE RESIDENCE ON EIGHTH
n STREET-AT AUCTION - VIII be sold on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May q, 1859, at o'clock,
on the premises, No g north side Of Eighth street.
very desirable Private Residence with Lot 22k feet
front by 90 feet deep 70 an alley The House e brick
two stories and an attic well built, containing dou.
BILE parlors, dining room, kitchen ON the first floor;
three chambers and bath room on the second floor,
and three rooms above; basement ONCE and two
cellars.
Terms Of Sae-0ne- third cash, balance in one and
gage. Title indisputable and sale positive. my:0
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OBJ 9asb6iIf dniun aaO 9mrritau.


In pursuance 70 a previous notice, the people Of
Hickman county met at The courthouse in the town
Of Centreville, on the 18th of October. pleasant
WALKER Esq., as Chairman called the house to order
and appointed WuLIau CRIesBY Secretary. The OBJ
jects of the meeting being explained in short SEN
sible expose by T. P. BATEMAN, Esq o. a. Nixon In
PRODUCED and read the following resolutions which
were acted upen and adopted:
Resolved, That we believe Il greatly to the inter-
est of the people of Hickman county fhat thew have
a turnpike road running from the town of Centre
vile in the most practicable way to intersect the
Columbia and Hampshire Turnpike road at some
suitable point IN the county Of AauIy.
Resolved, That we earnestly request our members
now in the State Legislature to procure if possible
a charter for a turnpike, as above specified.
= hesoiUed, That our members now in the Lcgisla-
ture, on procuring the charter above named viii be
carrying out the viii Of their constituents.
ResoiCed, That the Secretary of this meeting. as
soon convenient forward copies of these resolu-
tons, one to each Of our members n the State Leg
islature
RESOLVED, That the UNToN AND American Democrat
&c Herald and Columbia Mirror be requested to rub
lish the proceedings Of this meeting.
The Chairman then appointed WILLIAM PuLuus,
SOLOMON J. GEORGE, Thomas P BArI.uAx. JosAH r.
HUBBARD and 0RvH1E A. NIXON, committee to no
tify the people Of Hickman county requesting them
10 meet at the courthouse in the town Of Centre
vile, on the LIST Monday on November next, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the building an
arm from the Northwestern Railroad to the town Of
Centreville, down the waters Of Carriers Creek and
Pine River in the most practicable way and for the
procuring a charter thereafter
On motion, the Chairman was added to this com
mittee P. WALKER.
VIM GRIGsBT, Sec'y Chairman
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$50 REWARD

NOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL H0OsER
who gaisr charge Of ontraseoasy h2vins broken asa IN;
houses OF William Hamilton and james Th-isisb Win intent
= commit mrdr - qas ts escape and running at large
ahe above reward VIII therefore be paid who will de-
may he brought q justice.
sad hooser about 2 years Of are about I've ten inches
high, built, fair rather sandy hair Ia AZ ms s =
wound from gun shot in the rgh!as below he elbow
J. NJ. CHRISTOPHER,
ss0IB-tf Gladsgyffo
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MOUNT SOLITUDE ron sALF


TE7HE subsrar prepared execute with the greatest
PromPtnes al contrss however large which may
dere in style and upOn tefm Wch fail to give satsf
ton. Hs is also prepared to eXecuIe all manner Of
SIGN AND A2sNrAL aIETiSa, aAIEIEG MARRLIHs
Havnsin that The services Of the mosexper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work his line
give him call before making final Arrangements
X. 7. FLEMING,
rnarehadff No e. Union st. between Cherry aad SUMMER.
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ANDREW :. SMITH,
NO. 81, BRGADFAT, NASHVILLE, ZETNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
slEEL, WAGON AxIGs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all his line Of business which ne oesa
"a wholesale and res low for cash. at the abovestand
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Splendid Building Lots for sale,

WYE have FOR sale y or Is Of the best Building West
w Nashville, on Broad McNary, Remembrance and Locust
Streets. Also, several fine Lots in ynes Addit0n large
number q the best Lo in Natsins B0yds and Hapns Adolf
tons to Nashville; aH 20 or . Lots 10 Weekers Addon
also several very choice Lots IN Edgehed.
We prepared sell on liberal terms, and to give great bar
gains. r. W, BROWN.
sepA-dH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-23
MOST VAEEA8LE CITY PROPERTY
FOB SALE.

AN now Offering for sale the House and Lot on Cherry rse4
3 now occupied by Ar 3 Weller.
The house is very large and conaoious containing over
y ns, with servants rooms, cellars coal wood ehes SC
The hossis good order, Of it being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding than any house
In Nashville
The lot is about xye feet front By one hundred and seven.
yfye feet and the house Is situated the to admit OF
the city.
large portion of the furnturecan
If desired.
1t well known that hotel keeping IS in this city most pro-
dtable business and to any wishing engage 10 such voc
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible oc
ton Being convenient to all the business portions of the city
For terms, &c, apply to
dec24-d A.V 5. LINDsLEY.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FISHING TO make other Investments we propose sell
all our Zeal Estate in Davidson county, fellows.
THAT SUssg- BAN EsESTBENCE,
stuathGo tie franklin Turnpike, within half city,
and OppOst the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Comforting abOUt Forty Acres
This ,psrs the nos: commanding theYicnitv Of Nash
ve and NEST desirable country residence. house viii
Re sold with - r Is Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FAREE,
Known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville. tanning $50
The soil is good, is well watr ed and aere, and
divided ITO small tracts Of twenty upwards, all Of
which are admirably alap.e FOR country reslsce market gar
Gens and dairy farms. Also. that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road 0cCEpedby T. c. McCamphe and formerly
oEued ~ Harding, confirming bout 250 This
paceis so well known need further description II viii
divided o-ut purchasers 7, Q. acUgnPpe Will show
these places any WHO viii call
All the above property viii he sold reasonable terms and
a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply % 4. v :. Lindsey, Nashville. either Of TIE
dersignde, THOS. C. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
Mill Nashville
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A Desirable Ceur,trE Eesidence.

z An offering sell at great bargain that valuable Yarn,
situated miles from Nashville, adjoining Henry
Driver formerly owed by L. Lhy and occupied by Mr.
Crisp. The contains about 90 the
productive s0 large Orchard fruit trees several
Strawberries and lot Of the Grapes full bearing
The house is bTickcontans besides kitchen, servants
rooms with nice story Cce the yard Stable
Barn. excellent CisteTn and Gne we'll. 1t is Of the
ost desirable places the vicinity Of Nashville, will
sold immediate application he male A. Y. Lind
sley will show premises any desiring exsmine
them. isep25-lmi L. A LANIER.
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Choice CetIOm Lands,

Agent OF the estate Of the late FRANCS SuHeEr Of Mzss-
spb VIII sell, action at CI8ENpOx all the Lands
in Monroe Co1nty Arkansas the first Mon DAY being the
IN cayl OF November and the MONDAY
November (aiZ the AZ will At JAcKsoNPORT sell all the
Lands jackson county The third MONDAY in Nove-
Der being the 9 viii sell 20 FOc1G0NrAs, all the Lands
Randolph county, ATkEnzss In all ID will be
served Tor the estate.
TEBAs-One fourth cash. or its equivalent residue in
two and three years. bearing interest from sale with lien to Sc
ths payment.
Until The first Of EGsember any Of these Lans offered
1tce sa ah1 offers invited On application 70 me- al
Louisville by, Pats terms, will Dc furnished These are
the earliest selected Lands OF Arkalssab0ve
iuy7-td GEO. HANCOCK.
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FzsESEI ARRIVALS
By
IVES SEE q TFEOFE PSON,
UHION .SEHE,ET.
. casks Extra Sugar cGreu B,s5;
2 10 do DO Hams:
- 10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
80 boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
40 90 20 HeFiern Reserve 10.
hale New Hops flr Bakers gse:
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne;
% do Widow CM-quct do
.5ijt0O0 we assnr Ell Cigars;
30 boxes Layer HIns;
20 haii boxes Layer l}a.sins;
III barrels Texas cans,
10 d. Cream Nuts;
10 chests Green and BLACK Teas:
I'd. - barrels superior brauss Scotch Ale in JUGS;
do 90 do do do in GIas;
10 do Do do london Porter ia Glass.
ADVICE 20 UEECzIANTS.
Our stock is known to he larger and better assorted than any
other our ne ia Nashville, is therefore to yogr Ana-e
t. uEaHine before purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms cash and determined that casn buyers
shall have every advantage.
A5one 4 arm East to purchase in person, we can
guarantee you ia Sew Ee5 fresh ard wen selected stock
embracing all M d.leEt articles Ia branch OF trade.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
angel Ncs. a. and 4 Union Street.
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o UR T L A C

Q e e L e A G.
Hoist h0stl our EaS 20 hesven's breeze,
let every fold float nigh,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western SKY
II var, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne by the patriots daad,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
0'ermoor and hill and strand.
II peace guard ven tie sacred boon,
Besueatlel 10y patriots blood,
For oh 'tsaS won in freedoms cause, -
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist, oul Tag TO heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Uufurl lis banner everywhere,
Beneath The westfE a SKY.
hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up With the nations emblem,
Above the t.liest spire.
Let l51ua-5sal5 every where
let every state around.
Know where ,yps Of nature s rasdo.
Where every type is found.
Above or own Art Gallery,
Oar country s standard wave,
AUt Underneath its folds preside,
The Gaagtifgl--t.Ch brave
The Cli.d-sle parsnt-patriOt-sirs
The warrior without strife.
R-s-s here, .u sweetest Dc-traiturs
VIII every charm but life
Thgu raise our h2areTto thezkyI
Lsteye-y s-arhesrIEEs,
types az tie 1rt 6,lEeTr,
Are male by c. G. HUGHES,
Ill = rr,rfa- r.
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Cooley FOR NOVEMBER.
u veabsT, ,0els
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Fireworks! Fireworks!

Fireworks! Fireworks
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EOHN LUCK, Church between Cherry Summer is
e prepared furnish FresorEs any quantity TIE
cash prices Also, public displays from 800 600
for En fairs with designs and lettering suitablesto
he uecs t0a. Orders solicited. aug23
a Fine Country Residence For sale.
AZ ING determined to carry my Negroes the aEgs
3 South, viii sell ah1u. = = rec FGur sS5e8Sssza
Hundred Acres OF Aamd. being part Of Fslsy3ssaT
the Uvcn which reside, situated on sS<s7s%
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles FROM III
Nashville in Of the best neighborl0ods VII az-
hanson county Soil equal any the State For partcu
lars arpy me, premises, A.. v Lindslev in
Nashville scp9 def P. A. PERKINS
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| \. cHzATHLz. (. SrATEAz.
w. g. Il. T. CREATHAM,
WHOLESALE GLkOCERS, AND DEALERS
! FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAI5s,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
! CORKER or COLLEGE AND CHTRCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
are ust receipt of large and we'll selsced
w Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting npar follows
200 bbls chci5e Molasses 2D kegs Nails, assorted:
100 y do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 30 nests Tuhs;
100 bh Powdered, Crushed and 10 bills Enss Wa;.Hts
Loaf Sugar. 10 nbls pefang;
10 boxes Star Candles; 40 bbls Filberts.
lC0 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BsFRAvDXE5S. WINES. &C
p Y 4 & & choice FreGct Braadi-s
% 4 casks Madeira, sherry, and Port WnesI
$50 baskets best brands CLampag1ei
50 boxes ScGvil ClaTal,
100 bSlsEne Robertson County WhissTf
% bbls puTeoli Rye do
5 do DO do bourbon do
And also large s-oecof Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWEEE2 AGENTS.
Agents FOR the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder. The
dersgCe Icing the only AGENTS Nashville Of the Manufacturers
would call the attention Of Tire Merchants and Traderso
large stock % Powder hand in Aagaz ne for sale.
Ssr kegs DGpont EiG PO-er; 300 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 - do DO do der;
800 K dc DO do 1900 Aels Sycamore Blasting
800 = do do DO $50 eszss Of Powder, assorted
5000 esDup1nt Blasting Pow 80 hs Toy Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
janll Il. & z. =. CFEAIHAG, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS EstSs
a Haz1Id DO 4u1e'
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Land for sale.

The undersigned will sell his planta- s,,r4,V,
E7A ion, called CApIrAL VIEw, lying 9sg4Sesssaa
fss,Tf the north side Of Cumberland River, s2z5tas
lEesstEsa three mjaslr1m the City NASHVILLE. 1910
.lbAak&4t4 c0utaiug about Three Eun- -
Eszsz& sireG Acres. lie will sell it all -szzk1z1.-
ogethT small lots to suit purchasers. long
credit will he given bearing legal interest from date sld
re4ue Of the very best quality Of sell is we'll
wateed half of it cultivation, the balance
timber pasture. There good dweng houses, good
stables information Apply to the undersigned,
to John D. james f-l3l-tf. TliOS. @. JAMES.
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.,,scocx G. 5. EEwsoH. W. T. GARRETT,
r. Y, GLASCOCK 4 Co.,
Office M AZ College street, Nashville Tenn, door to msr.
chants Rank dealers AID agents for the purchase and sale OF
REAL TATE
Ra,,,s,y Houses and Land in the City or
Country,
Uu attention to the lection GLAZING
NEGOTIATING LOANS c.. &C.
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CASKS Genuine Scotch Ale and London Porter in jug
Ssysi anu - VESSEL at
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FARFs FOB SALE,


AM Offering for sale privately that valuable Tract Of Lard
known as the Hays Tract, situated the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad about miles from the city The improve
nants are Of description, consisting Of fine Brick
House with all necessary OEthouses. There about 50
aces cleared land balance heavily tnered The place
veil aterd Take altogether, it Of the desirable
he vicinity Nashville. If sold ~ the ist
Tr6 viii be for the ensuing year For particulars call
r. G1.scocK 4 Co., or NANCE & WOODWARD, at
on sfre AZ Market Street, No. 3S.
Sepl5-d :
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WHOLE TICKETS. SO; HALVES, $40; oU ARrYRs. =
CEhTIFlC , OF PACKAGES ia ile above
Certificates Of Packages Of % whole Ticket s.gs a.
&C 9, ~ h. Iig 80
O. 4. =. S--teF - IS
1'=-'I g ,
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,r,v ,Fers for sale seventy oflsnd the
XSsi FI1nkIIp Turnpike four miles from Nashville I'D
@ he tract on which he resides and the lands Of Capt jean
Is,d Il equal 70 the bagt, with abundance Of excel
10 -e failing water With the most beautiful building site
~ and il midst of the finest psighboThoodi in
"a . 1e cu04'''' 'srri4 NATHANIEL BAXTEP.
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NO. SO BROAD STREET,
RE manufacturing shorse power portable steam Engines,
70 suitlhe for printing Offices, plantation use, and where
small engines are required. Price S6JJ,
Stationary steam Engines from to thirty horse power
prices low drstass engine lie furnished We
prepared fill orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest Improved patterns short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for flour Mills and circular sash and Muy
Jaw Mills, unryaed for strength durability and economy
ofpower.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced furnished to up when de-
sired.
Constantly on hand full assortment castings usually kept
Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draial is
employed Working dasngs, specifications plans and est
mates furnished application.
7 = Ollie and Sales Room at 50 broadway Nashville Team
juue22 dit
Ornamental Trees and EVergTeens.
p ONTGOAiEBT Il NCGREDI ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention to their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornsmcn trees Evergsns Green House Plants 10000
ornamental and EyergT Gems, ssbe for immediate
Fruits-5000 Apple ,, . Il years old.
Pears-3o3l, Dvarfs 4 Staldf Tis' ? TO years old
Peaches 0B3J old, Cherries, PGns, Apricos,Eec
tsriers and aCi1ce- in lagce nuulQers.
large collection Grapes, Strawberries kaspbe-Fes, Goose
berries, CUrrants & Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY 81 MCGBEDY.
nall. Linwoud. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
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To COUNTRY BAACASNA a ESs
~ BUSHELS Of Blacksmith Coal for sale at
"a. BUU the Etna Coal Yard This coal has the repu-
aton u being superior to any other IN tbs market II JOG
80, 81 t rive you hot fre-no cinder AID less than
Der cent aphlr buy the Ers+ ~ so doing you will save
S;e 81 viii burn much longer than any other Try it.
o. ssn he ropied Box "a Postofice al the Yard,
b,ct IA tse Nashye and Chattanooga Railroad Depot.
Ssa [ S. J. AGNEW.
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NHoCLLkIES.
o II & z Is EAN r
NO. II Broad street, Nashville, Team.
WEosEsALE DEALERS
Groceries ANA Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLUOR AHD PRODCCE or EYERI
DESCRIPTION
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a. & q n J. Z Z,
(Sssccess7rto S.eJrastos GaoeHl
Nos. II and 81 south Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
EEP constantly hanoi all kinds Of Cooking and Heat
~ ing Stoves, ai and plain Mattel Crates; Also, al
kinds Of Copper and Sheet Iron Work donefor Steamboats, Roll
ing Mills Furnaces, F0uudres Factories, Stills and Dery
Works, etc,
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10 70 vs.! PLOUS!I PLOwS!!!
kH sep constantly On hand fun asear n io-v
-, v-.l-lActefsd 1tthe ,Eennessee Pfovs- Frcrp--
4oeil do veil % give call hefore uu-hs--
- - - IS good steel puv as has ever teao srj
- ms ~ a. from ten to twenty per emit less la yu
/ nave oeen psJinsf 7 the same quality Of pioas -
| - 4. p. q c. ANDERSON.
| noo-u 3 and 3 corner s5rdad and Coles. strs-t-
Nr-frr 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

uralized, liberty of conscience, equality of
rights, and the freest exercise of the right of
suffrage; we favor whatever legislative or adj
ministrative reforms may be necessary to pro-
tect these rights, and guard against their in
fringement or abuse and we oppose any
abridgement whatever of the right of natural
ization now secured by law to immigrants, and
all discrimination between native and natural
lied citizens, whether by amendment of State
Constitution or otherwise, and we condemn
equally such discrimination, whenever and
wherever made, whether by South Carolina
or any other State.
The cheering upon the resolutions had hard
ly died away, says the Ohio State Journal,
when che great hall echoed with cries for "Cor-
win, and old Tom took the stand amid deaf
ening applause. He made one of his humor-
Gus, characteristic and unreportable speeches,
which was repeatedly interrupted by hearty
bursts of laughter and applause. The COM
mittee appointed to wait upon Mr.. Dennison
and inform him of his nomination, introduced
that gentleman to the Convention. Mr.. Den
nison acknowledged the honor in most happy
and effective manner. The audience, thrilled
by his bold and manly eloquence, responded
at frequent intervals by prolonged and enthu-
siastic cheering. He was followed by the VEN
cradle apostle of liberty, Mr.. Giddings, who
spoke, as he always does, with directness
of vigor and energy inspired by his deep con-
viction of the righteousness of the cause of
which he has been so able and consistent an
advocate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-07

REPUBLIcANIsM IN OHIo.-The nomna-
tions made by the Republican party of Ohio
have been already announced by telegraph
The convention itself was one of the most in
telligent and enthusiastic ever held in the
Northwest. Hon. Benjamin f. Wade, United
States Senator, presided. Some of the nomi-
nations were closely contested, but all of them
were cordially and unanimously ratified.
The most exciting action of the convention
arose on the nomination for Justice of the SUI
preme Court, the candidates being Joseph r.
Swan, the present Chief Justice, and William
T. Gholson. Judge Swan, it will be recollcct-
cd, is the one who pronounced the opinion,
few days ago. against the Oberlin habeas cor
pus. For this he is understood to have been
defeated in the convention, the vote standing
lao for him, to III for his competitor.
The resolutions are no more than a strong aud
positive re-afiirmation of Republican princi.
pies and measures framed to meet immediate
political exigencies. They demend re-organ-
ization of the judicial courts of the JJnitod
States, and that they be so constituted as IN
give to every section Of the confederacv ito
just and equal voice in the Supreme Court Of
the United States. They also demand the 70.
peal of the Fugitive Slave act of 1850 as sub
yersiye Of both the rights of the States and
the liberties of the people, and as contrary 20
the plainest duties Of humanity and Justice
and as abhorrent 10 the moral sense Of The
civilized world The following declaration
was also adopted without a dissenting voice
A. We claim for all citizens, native and nat