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SEVERE HAZE STORM We are informsd
that Oh. 81 the most destructive hsil storms
ever Witnessed N this county, paSsTd over
portiol OF ihe up 'er part Of this county,
f.y d Tvs 80 (, lag ng waste fields Of wheat.
corn. sye, oats, &c. Ia the neighborhood Of Nor
manly. ~ rsl rmers will not raise wheat
enough for bre out Of hundreds OF acres
sowed. tees ere stripped entireiy clean OF
their ilage, While birds, poultry aud stock
suffered ev rely. The Jumps OF bail
ranged In size from heu's egg to that OF
ma AZ INST, ,,i'st2yistts fsfsltof, 400 sz34p n
49, Z. q lsseL ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, APRIL, 1862
The first article in this excellent number is
one which cOmmends itself TO every thinking
mind. "FentaLe Industry gives us sketch
of the labOrs and emoluments of females In
Great Britain, from the days of King Alfred
when the surplus women of England" were
sold into slavery in Ireland, to the present
time, when under the factory, and such like
systems they are held in slavery still. Many
excellent suggestions are made for the ad-
vancement Of woman, and their higher in
struction in household duties, the lighter me
chanic arts, and the liberal professions.
Education in its fullest sense is urged as the
means by which woman is TO be elevated to
that position which nature designed sheshOuld
occupy. The article on "nontenegro" is most
interesting-being graphic account of that
mountain country and its brave people who
have so long withstood the Turk. There is
also "RijRe Aea and Modern 7bctics (" and an
able article on Austria. France and Haly,"
countries upon which the "eyes OF all the
world" are now turned, but we have not
space to notice them rs they deserve. Pub
lished by LEONARD Scorr Il Co., 81 Gold st.
" v
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wx H. TmBs.-We are gratihed to see this
gentleman's name announced as a candidate
for the State Senate for the District composed
of the counties or Bradley, Hamilton, Bied-
soe, Marion and Rhea. Mr.. Tibbs represent
ed Bradley county in the lower house of the
Legislature six years ago. and was - faithful
aud efficient member. Possessing 6ae sense.
with large practical business capacity, and
lhorcughly uequaiuted with the true interests
and wants OF the country. the people of the
Senatorial District could not eoniide their
trusts TO ADLER ar more reliable hands; and
We are confident they will elect him--AfAe
p..sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

es- Punch gives abe following as the shs
hotel-keepcT's advice TO his son
sIf there's been . grand dinner, always gel
The party 20 settle before leaving. The din
DER hIli. my lou. l. never 80 severely scFuiit,-
ixed over night A. when = gentleman looks
ever II the nexs morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

HoIioway's Pills and OIntment.-lf
you dysppuc, languid, feeble, bilious, suffering
from hatulenee bowel complaint try the Pills. Re-
lief certain. II scrofuloUs rheumatic, resort 10
the Ointment. Sold SO MAIDEN Lane, n. Y.
may3t-u
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Stop the Thief.

StTnIEN on h~ nirht Of the 9Th Of May, 1875 from
- the y ssiu." 4 MitrheiiSv" Robertson co Tenn.
large IRON GREY HORSE, about l51s OF II
hands high: saddle marks: with a IN, y o. the
nsi of his right thigu, about the &c whc r The
brcechng would touch IN; no uthe marks rccnll ct
ed: had when !Ie was II. J. a pair OF old shoes
before and bare iootef behind
| Will give F.fty u liars for the apprehension and
cor hncment the thief in jail, the delivery ai
horse t. me in Mtehesville, Robertson Co., Tenn,
or Twenty FIVE Dollars Tor the horse, II taken over
Fifty tins place and uu .er that distance in
proportion.
Ut r papers please copy and they will do the com
muuity s"Oa aud ubiige their friend.
mty2J-t J. e EDISON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

RHEL COUNrT.-An intelligent frient in
Rhea writes:-I have been pretty generally
over this county IN the last two weeks. aud
dad our friends In good spirits. The old line
Wings are ali for Aetherlaud and Brabson.--
4Lseas f'ost.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

Howard Staunton, formerly the chess cham
pion of Europe, is now the chess braggart
His having met Aorphy accounts for the
metdmoyphoSiS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

gE-Power's statue Of the Greek Slave has
been purchased for Stewards celebrated dry
goods store In New York. as figure 70 Try
hoped kris upon. This Is using one work
OF ar, as . model Tor getting up other works
Of art. fsff sssees $50 assJ
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New Publications.
Head, and Tails for the Wise and Waeg-sh..

A new American Edition, with Alterations ana Ad-
ditons. vol, 12mo. Cloth.
The .sTin Trumpet" by the late Paul CHI tlieId.M
n. edited by Jefferson Saunders ESQ was first pub,
iished in London, in the year 1876. 1t was Imu edi
ately republished in this country but owing to the
fact that mnCh of its matter OF purely English ,
local and temporary interest, eferrrg tile politi
cal and religious sanabblcs Of The times the success OF
the wo-k he was but Temporary, and il has long
been entir ly out Of print.
1t Coz tanned. howe "a sufficient quantity Of wit
and vision, original and selected, make its re-
suscitaton at this time pear desirable The Amer
can Editor, to whom ntrusted the Office of pre-
pairing it for Republication, has thought 1T, while
pruning the original of all that appeared suPersnuua
te and Of no present and lasting interest o. emb dy
with what remained s'sch selections from his Common
place book appea ed him to come Iegitimately
within the design Ct the author
The original plan OF tie b,ok-an alphabetically ar
ranged collection of the vii and wisdom Of many OF
the best writer's, ancient and modern-has not been
J changed Such as il now is, the book is COMMITTED
to the American pubic with tue beiar thlt while it
becomes mine OF easy quot tons To many Of our
ready writers, it viii serve yet more TO y lille away
pleasantly and not unprodably Summer afternoon
or Winter evening 20 the general reader
In the tt TRUMPET, the melancholy JACQUES. and
the motley TaiacAstcne GO hand in hand /. getber
''Soid Chunks Of wisdoml' gayni with the widest
flowers Of wit-makng il book % e cfavrl, con
suited for Instruction. tripuugly turned ovar for
entertain" ent, with equal reason Aboundn. inthe
food Of "swect and tier fancy !" is a volume that
nibbe at IL as often as you may, tlere will in be
m ny a wholesome and agreeable :iiorseI len. You
may read it through in a day, but 1 will last your
thoughtfulness a lifetime
JCS7 RECEUED By
w. =. BERRY 81 CO., Public square.
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Notes on New publications.

History Of Middle Tennessee; Or. Life and Times OF
Gen. James Robertson. BY A. ". PUTNAM, Esq,
President of the Tennessee Historical Society.
Nashville, Tenn: Printed for the Author. 1852
The local value If this work cannot be
oyer-estimated. 1t is not less valuable for
the orderly arrangement of the great and
thrilling incidents in the first settlement of
Middle Tennessee, than for the admirable
manner in which the leading and minor
events then and subsequent. are recounted.
The author possessed unusual facilities for
the work which he undertook, and he has
used those facilities with great discretion
and great success. "His heart was in his
vocation" and the result of his labor, is
record of the trials and hardsbips, the dangers
and privations which attended the conquest
and subsection of this unsurpassably glorious
Middle Tennessee of ours to the high behests
of civilization. The pictures of the wilder
ness, the sketcbing of the ambush and the
triumphant crack of the pioneers rife, the
painting of the early stations and their de-
fence, are all vivid and natural. The ac-
cessions. from time to time, to the settlements,
the nerve and daring and gallantry of these
brave men and noble and devoted women,
are themes into which the glow and spirit of
life are infused with a freshness and vigor,
simplicity and truth which are delightful.
Both our time and space are too limited to
allow US to do full justice to the author and
the subject in this notice. We have delayed
that we might fall upon an opportunity of
giving taste of the work in the way of ex-
tracts; but not being able yet to do SO we
really feel that we would be dong our
readers injustice not to give this volume our
commendation, and to notify them that
most interesting and charming book has been
written and printed for their edification and
instruction.; and that they should at once
procure and read it. We will endeavor
hereafter to present some passages from the
work. For sale at all the Book Stores
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

Is better than other, because other preparations
l. rely, Er efci ney upon dangerous narcotic prop
eties, AID their sucuess N INK the bowel complaint
oftsn Involves lasting Il not fatal disease OF t- brain
rse &. eat and uneqiAled efficacy Of The Graeenberg
Syrup that natrsixes the Actid contents Of the
iltestines, Nheh had caused the sreuble and while
curing the disease certainly NAtr exiingashes
die a lea III behind, but nature resumes her
course with perfect health.
We have the GKAESHzkss nfsESTEKY SrRUP used
of bowel eOmPlAistsi ali lheir forms
from q simple iossetess 90 uaiiguan cholera, and
speak "f Il IN the hsghess terms and recommend
ID With con hdcDce. hxther the is 90 Sc
we're, rooent o. % ong standing cures sarely aud
leaves no bsa effects -hiEa
AokHIs FRASELIS, Pres b ard Aldermen. y. Y Csfy
l. r. IlEfoaRssTEss, ND. Bssard OF He&ith
T.. hIhhAKD, N. D., A."
C. HI. IIssR0w, Apaseonal Clergy mar, SGh0lk, Va.
II ". BARs. os, ss Pm street, y. y. cay.
DAyIo f,tTxkS, : Court street. Bostea, MAss.
Ga SfsgiaxaEk, Board e Aidefmen, Newark. Nj
W TAHb n, Capt IN u : Array.
J. II HAkr, Cleveland flslndczicl Ohio.
va. FzEEASp, Cleveland, Uhia-
ak MACKENZIE, Agent,
Isnes Nashville.
Threshing Machines
f,HE GaliAsia Threzhsz for sale ey
Il gane3 u. ID. DiCkkf.s
Oats and Corn.
E,oR safe ~ d. d. DEcKEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, JUNE, l859.-This
charming favorite is again upon our table.
making us glad of the long summer afternoon
in which we can occupy the lounge la ban
don, (Which means Throwing ourselves away
on it, and dip daintily into its varied and
always entertaining contents The embel-
lishment for this month is splendid full
length portrait of EDWARD EVERETT, which
was corrected from life by Mr.. SARrAIN. after
the plate was, in other respects, finished. 1t
is a noble picture of a noble man.
The letter-prcss is at once rich, varied and
excellent. "THe Tue Difficulties of the Haliqn
Question" presents the clcarest view of that
complicated business which we have yet seen
The ''Biisters Of HHuaaity," is capitalize
''Cradie Of Hstory,' full of interest and instruc-
ton.
A splendid portrait of VICroR EMANUEL
one of the principal belligerent powers" in
full royal and military costume, will embel-
lish the July number of this most admirable
periodical. Address W. H. BIDwELL, No. 5
Beekman Street, New York.
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Minerva College.

rTNHE Commencement Exercises of Minerva College
Il near Nashville, Tenn, will take place Thars-
day next, 9Th last beginning at O'Clock A. NJ TIE
Annual Address viii bse els cred by Aa. A + Cor
There Nil be tubiic Exercises on Wednesday eve
ming si1si., eomuieneing at O'clock The p.tro af
the Institution and the public generally are respect
fully in lied 10 attend
The next Annual session viii open on the nTst Mon
day IN September next
lune6-u S. L. JONES
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Misfellaaeous.
Country Residence at
Public Sale.

on THURSDAY, the leih day OF June next, on
" the premises, propose sell that beautiful farm
known as the SMILEY PLACE This is one OF the
most commanding sites for COu' try Villa IL vi.
entity oi Nashville The ( rm contains 81 acres ana
will be divided 20 suit pure hassrs. There is one T
the best Springs in America il; also a thrifty
young Orchard.
TEsNs-One, two and three years. credit for notes
salts actorily secured, bearing interest and liz re-
tanned A V. =. LINDSLEY.
may30-td ~.
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Wheat Wanted.

VvHE und.rslsncd = preparing % pa he Broadway
] Mills lnte op ralia8 sepIty of nes
What cad be obi ined. Ihe highest snakes prare
via = HAsd tpr wheas delivered - the MI
Jeaes y y IalAA1
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Nashville Female Academy.

ENoRTY-THIRD Annual Exhibition by the Senior
Il Class, viii take place Monday, June 9th at 10
O'Clock A NJ. land O'Clock P. NJ; Tuesday June 7th
at 10 a'cl"ck A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ; Wedn esday
June Sth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The public respect
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

SERMONS preached and revised by the REV. C. H.
STURGEON. Fifth Series. Hew York: SHELDON &
COMPANY. Nashville GRAVES, MARKS & Co. 1882
The admirers of Mr.. Sturgeon will find in
this volume no abatement OF his youthful
yigOr, enthusiasm and zeal. He does not
improve in power, but his brilliancy is still
high and great. No man of his age has Gre
ated Drofounder impression than he. If he
should never become greater than he was at
the outset of his career, three or four years
ago, he will be given to history as most re-
markable man. His oral efforts are unques.
tonably more powerful than his written
His defamation is certainly wonderful in its
effects upon the multitudes who flock to his
desk; but his printed speech lacks in beauty
and finish, though possessing certain origi-
nal force which is characteristic. The fifth
series is probably equal to any of its prede-
cessors. For Sale by GRAVES MARKS, d Co.
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aem Aouertisemeuts
ATTENTION. SHELBY LIFE GUARDS.

VoU are respectfully requested to attend ~
l. meeting of the Company at the -
Counting ON of the Patriot Office TUESI,AY EH
EVENING, JUNE 7TH at s O'ccck, for the pur- M
pose OF making arrangements u receive the bf
Chatham Artillery, from Savannah Ga. LA
By order OF the Captain.
june4-1t R. ) PATTERSON o. 5
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BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE. May. 1859-We're
$50 sorry" that good old Maga's "Gruise in
japanese Waters'' has come to termination
1t has been SO very pleasant for us to trot
round with him ali over Yeddo. lounging in
the tea-gardens served by sweet japanese
damsels, gossiping in the shops while we
purchase pretty lackered wares, and beauti-
full embroideries, watching the jugglers man
ufacture their wonderful butterflies, or plung-
ing in among the goldfish for a morning
bath! Delightful but ''all that's fair must
fade" However "The Luck of Ladysnaede"
continued, "The, Wuch Of Walterne," and "On-
iy POld," suficed in measure to console
us. "7tdtngs from Turin" also, on the all-im-
pOrtant subject now before the world, must
not be overlooked. We don't see how any
body can "get along" without reading
BLack,Oood. If there should be anybody who
is now doing so, let him address LEoNRAD
SCOTT i Co., and see how much more smooth
ly the wheels of life will run hereafter.
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Reduced Prices.

Owing 90 this rednesion, these baylug eredis = u
De charged Interest fF@B the time ihe bli< ina Ae
The heavy stsck noS IA store, ana the enfos nsent
az large isuaabeF 81 hands constantly engaged IN
Aafzctarihg ndsces them - give extra eArs2lnsa At
th~ present time. ~
Ne ask an ezamiEAt q onF stock believing thai
those q aBy Art ole vii aafi % Aesr iaseE
- purchase e %
MATTRESSES 20 an kins es0stzatis On hand and fer
sale at Tie iossrst mArket price
Jane2-1m
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Golden Syrup! Golden syrup!

OK HALF BBIs. s.; Louis Golden syrup;
90 IS kegs %
lust received, and very superior article, for sale
low At M. Market street
may2e CARTER, wIsFoRp & co
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e D. ELLIOTT.
n. F. ACADEMY, June 3, 1852 o. ~ s-.ss
Nashville Female Academy

TNXHIBITI0S of Oil Paintings and Drawings by the
IL Pupils in the Exercise Hall, the afternoons Of
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, June 9th and eth.
We very anxions Tor the citizens examine
these Paintings and DrawingSpar ticuary these " no
attend auction sales Of Paintings.
Boys are excluded rom this Exhibition of Paint
ings. BY boys do not mean Young gentlemen, but
all lads who have not finished their education, end
who not established in business their own &C
count. - r AIS 3
juue5-2t. C. D. ELLIOTT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-06

JUST RECEITED By
w. =. BERRY 81 CO., Public square.
maySl-tr
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LIVERY variety If Fans, # Pearl, white and red
il Ivory, Sandle Wood, and few Parasol Fans,
received aud for sale by
ar22 j II McsHI-
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What FreesOflfsm did for Letcher.

Spartanburg, S. c., May 80, 1859.
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Half Hose.
Fans! Fans!

Ct'LK, Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere Plain an
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale BY
apr22 J. H. MoGIIL
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E D G. E FIELD.
( q VIN Alto

MY sale that me OF on thu 26th inst. embraced
vi mOge ioTs tuan could conveniently b disposed
at m Two three hours. In mutation OF that sale
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In HObsOn & WheIess's First
Addition.

lots s, @ and 10, CtmPhell's store. These
lets each trout so feet the Ga lat furnpke, aud
back PAS Feet and front another street paral
lei In he AL 81
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ONE hundred barrels chosce Potatoes, lust recei,
~ cd and for sale by
may25-4t ARMSTRONG 4 co.
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7 WILL sell, on reasonable terms, thai bcautifv
and highly imprOv ed property ,HdJoining FrgnkhI
and Minerva Colleges known as '.EIM CKAG. Lppb
to { X. BARNES
febl6-tf uAAlt Sewaree Hotel
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Ties. Stocks and GI0res.

ISL received choice lot of Neck Ties stocks
% Gloves, Pocket Han kerehieis Suspenders, &c.
embracing all the latest sly les, Tor sale by
hlar2s J. a. McGILL.
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Fosters Addition.
On FatherIand Street.

Lots 80. a., As -, so 81 So So -, S. So, 81, IS
So co, 6l 81, 63 o. Co. Co. o. Is, 60 20, -, y, -
~, and IS.
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w. II. BERR 81 CO., Public square.
may 25-u
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Thursday, the 23rd of june,

To bring 6n sale q ots mostly confined % Hobson
MheleSs's first addition To- Blood's aud = ser's al
ditIon. The lots 10 he offered ou that occasion EN-
brace OF the valuable IN that pant OF Edge
nald
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-28
Political On Dts,

James A. Garfield, the Republican cdndi.
date for Senator, having been interrogated
by committee of Republicans of Aurora,
as to his views respecting the ate decision
of Judge Swan in the HabeOs Corpus case,
replied "That Judge Swans decision was in
harmony with former decisions of the Su.
preme Court, and, though not Republican,
was right :" We hope the Republicans
have not been deceived to as great an ex.
tent in Mr.. Garfield. as they were in Judge
Ghoson We do !!
William Stedman, the Republican candi.
date for Representative, declared but few
days ago, that he knew the exposure of bis
Garrisonian antecedents, as published in the
Portage Sentinel, were against him, but what
did he care for that-hs had got the nomina
tion and that sGas aohaLhe ,oanted We give
Mr. Stedman credit for honesty, atleast--
"the wild hunt after Office" has chara cterized
his actions for number Of years. His de-
votion to the anti.slavery cause was sec.
ondary consideration with him-lhe nomina-
tion was the "main point" Will honest
Republicans give their votes to man, who
10 SO destitute of moral principle, that he
only belongs to their party because he thinks
he can get office!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-28
ia les A. Garfield,

A gentleman in Hiram recently made o
charge, through our columns, against James
A. Garfield, the Republican candidate for
State Senator from this District, and which
he reiterates in to-day's issue, to the effect
that he had expressed himself in favor of the
institution of slavery, and that he considered
it to be of Divine origin. Whether the
charge is true or false, we are of course, un.
able to say ; and should regret exceedingly
if our correspondent has sought to suIy the
political character of an opponent by making
charge which he is unable to substan ntate.
We are informed, however, by prominent
Democrat Of this county, that Mr.. Garfield
denies the charge in toto, and, as in honor
bound, we give him the benefit OF the deniul.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-28

OJ The Ashtabula Sentinel, Giddings' or.
gan, in noticing the afidavits of citizens OF
Butler Coua,y. that Mr.. Dennison had de-
clared he would use the boyonet TO prevent
the execution of the Fugitive. Slave Law,
should he be elected Governor, expresses its
disbelief in their truth, but adds:
" If he did say so, we shall vote for him
with double the cordiality that we should il
he did mott and we are not alone in this feel.
ing by many thousaDds."
No doubt Of that. There are thousands
in the Republican ranks who want the Gov.
ernor Of the State to use the boyonet to pre-.
vent fugitive slaves being returned to their
owners; and; unfortunately, they have the
control Of the Republican party. They
brought Judge Swans head to the block be.
cause he would not make a decision against
the Constitution and the law, that would
have inevitably produced collision of arms
between the National and State Govern.
ments, ending in civil war. The question
for the people to- decide Is. whether the Alb
olitionists, who now control the Republican
party, shall controll the destiny of Ohio and
the Union - Gin. Eng. .........-.
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IM Favor Of MulattO Voting.

In the discussion at GAINESVILLE, on the 18th
inst, Judge Ranney demanded to know
of Mr.. Dennison whether he was in favor Of
nauIatto uottng in Ohio =! The question war
an ugly one Tor Mr.. Dennison to answer,
but after trying to escape with an equivO-
eating reply, he was finally brought to an
avowa that HE is OPPOSED to the law
Of the last Democratic Legislature FOR.
BIDDING officers of elections 10 receive
votes offered by mulattos E A....
White men of all parties in Ohio will
thank Judge Ranney for thus FORCING
Dennison to show his hand on bis question.
The people OF the State will now have an on.
portunlty Of voting knowingly. As ma,-
ter OF course, all who think that the political
and constitutional right of mula,tos are and
ought TO be the same as those Of white men, :
will vote for Dennison. Let all who think.
differently, see to it that they give their
votes and their influences to Ranney and
the Democratic ticket.-Neoark. Advocate