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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after Monday Nov. ~ 1853 Passenger Trains VIII
leave Pier foet of Dusne-st., ss follows, viz: -
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a. for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Can-
sndaigua and principal intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER at $3.50 for Newbursh foft JEWS
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 4:oO for DukEf, bunsio Cshsn-
Saigoa, and principal Stations.
The Fxpress Trains connect Fra with TIE Csnandaigus
and Niagara Falls Bnghsmon with the Syracuse
Railroad: Al Corning the Buffalo and Newly Railroad
for Bend with the Railroad Tor
Scranton: and and Dunkirk with the Lake Shore
Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Tse3o Detroit Chicago,
ShTaL MARSH Receiver CBAs NINoT Gent ssp't
NEW-YOR and NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
IN 1889 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
Commencing Nov. H. 1889.
Passeneers Station in Of 2thst and fhsv
AH''D'' =" TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New.Hayen a. M (ex) l2l5. 1913 ieI) $3.50 and
43O p. For Bridgeport, T. m Tex lg;l3 S;l5
$50 and 100 D. M For MILFORD, Straord Fairfield Southport,
and Wespor l2l5, $3.50 and 4:D M For Norwsik,
T. a M i2:I5, S:l5 (ex); $3.50 $50 $3.50 p M For
Dsen and Greenwich ga nj l2:l3 go $780, 9;eO M,
For Stamford, T. (ex.), a. nj Rl5, 5:l3 tenl 49,
400 $780, o. For Port Chester and intermediate Sta
lions, :, 8 a. Ia. l2:l5 $3.50, 4:3O, 80 $50 p M
For Boston (eK), 1915 p m. leG For Hartford ana
Springfield o. eT 3;l5 M lexl For Connecticut ktv-
er Railroad Montreal, (eI) and S:lo M teI) 70
NORTHAMPTON For Hartford Providence and ftshki Railroad
a NJ (eS For Kew-Haven, New-London and stonnktoh
Railroad Al m and 3:15 D. For Canal Rslroas to Collins
vile 8. m (ex) and 12l5 p. 10 Northampton FOR
Houatonc Railroad a For Ns9gstuck Rairoad M
Sl5 p. Dor Dsnbury and Norwalf RSiIosd pa NJ o."
pm JAinfso n hOi - '"P'i"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New,

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New,
- Yort-ASN NJ. vREDEEBURGH sgsinst WILLIAM
CASEY and JULIA his wfe-summons Cor reef-tCom nct
ser)-To the DEFENDANTS aboyenamed: You are HEREBY
and required 10 the complaint in this scion
Newly ORR the City Hall in said city on the Ism as!
October A. d. 1883 and to copy Of your answer 70 "
said complaint the subscribers at their ofce number %
street in the Cy Of Newly ok within twenty days Al
the service Of this summons on yo1 exclusive ths day 81 s
ssrvce and you fail 10 the said complaint wnin tn
time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action win PJ the Sou
for the relief demanded In the
October Il, 1858. ADRIANCE FANDEhPOEL,
OF lsw6wTh Plaintiffs Attorneys, No ~ Nasssus n l.
CUPREME COURT-J0HN STUYVESANI,
- plaintiff at. PETER STUYNESANT and others. defend
snt-n pursusnce Of Judgment OF the Supreme Co1f o. nc
State Of Newly ok viii eel 1t public snction fRDAf me
9th of December 1859 at II o'clock 81 ct the hercnan
Exchange in the City ofNewYork by JAMES NJ MILLEh,
AUcsoDeer all that certain lot Of land with the dwelling ouse
situated in the Fourteenth Wsrd OF said city
known No. 1873 hulbery and bounded and described
oows Commencing point the eastery tide Of Null
bey- distant souhery from the south ds OF rand two
hundred feet inches running thence eae
parallel with said Crsnd hundred feet thence sontheTy
and parallel with said hulbeny wen'yfour feet eeyes
inches thence westerly parallel with Grsndt hundred
feet thence northery along Mulbeny twenty feet 10 the
point place of beginnings together with al and singular the
and sppuensnces hereunto belonging or Ia any
vise sppen aining.-Dated Newly orb Oct "a, 1859.
FREDERICK A. TALLMADGE, Referee.
WV H. BRowSE, Plaintiff Attorney, No % ChaInbers-''
o27.lsw6wTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
0leAital.


DRADDOCK's Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
I'D Is sold by A. B. ID. SANDS, BARNES PARk, u ~
WELLS Co., City Of New-fork
nR. VELPEAU's CANKERINE.
~ Dr. vELPEAU's cANKERINE cures Csnier
Dr. VELPEAU'S CANkERINE cures Sore Nipples
Dr. yEIPPEEAaUs GANkERINE s1Ts: Bsn'
DR. VFLPEAUis CANKERINE cures liberated Gums
Dr. VELPEAU's CANKERIEE cures Sores Of all kinds.
Or VFIPEAu'S CANKERINE cures Toothsche.
DR.. VELPEAU's CANKERlNE Pnrlses the bresth.
BURRILL HUNTING, Propnetors.
CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Bsrclsy-st, Wholesale Agent.
For sale BY all druggss
DRUGS, &c-WILLIAM II. KINGSLEY, No.
~ IL Goids,., near Msden-ane New.Yorh, osert TO
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
ssssmsgt Of Tesee pk6SS Nc on Tss.E9sse sei
posed Of the best sdysnsse or brought TO public noe
nR. j. LEATHE's YELLOW-DOCK SYRUP.
For Cosvene,, Dyspepsia rheumatism, seofnla Phes
,nd Female Debility this great remedy has equal Depot
Nos $50 ChsthAID-st., 5Oz Grandst., fT6 Broadway
HUNTS l. EMINENT for twenty years has been
the fast friend millions Of the human ASK the
opinion OF your your neghbo they viii tel you
that for Rheumsn Diseases Of the Spine, Weakness the
Back or Side Paralysis OF Limbs sprHins Wsat Ankles
Frosted Feet Throat Buuicns, Corns Ulcers
Ers,h Wounds Burns, and all nervous affections, HUNT
titled 10 be- called the greatest external remedy known TO this
For certificates OF wonderful cures - "
es round each bottle Price = cents Sold by all Druggists
and merchants. Ohoe No. lss hsden-lane
OUERU~ COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
W the Academy Of Msdne /: The eIy care fsI
twice efisasious than the liquid OIL
ouERu,s PATENT JEIiIF1ED CASTOR OIL.
Pleasantly favored and sken without and does not
constipation after II is the beat curative for ehn
dren To be bad the Inventors No lSs 4hsy and al re-
,pectsbe druggists PENFOLD, PARkER MOWER,
M Is Beeku Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
JoHN D. sTERNs. superintendest

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-From Nov.
Ii 1859 Trains will leave Chambers s Station follows;
Express Trains and II g. m and IN. fer Sing Sing,
and Gao p. m. for Pc1ghkeePse, I;So and la;1o
aud $50 D. m Peekskin $50 The Poughkeepse,
PekskH and Sing Sing Trains stop at most Way ssticas
Trains for EewYort leave Troy 1910 and
p NJ and Albany about is minutes later On Sunday st
% M A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IA COMPANY.
o. S. NAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA
formerly the Vanderbilt Line''l.

formerly FandeTOllt ,,
From The old established wharf foot Of WsrreRst.,
North River
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
The vote steamship ARIEL Of the Vanderbilt European
having newly fitted thro0 ghou will take the place
~ tho North star' ard viii leave above MONDAY
Nov a. az o'eloos ?. M, connecting via Panama Railroad
With The steamship OR1ZABA.
Extra OF this ine always Of Panama nfang prompt
connection At the lsthmss. ~
The NORTBERN LIGHT succeeds the ARIEL, leaving
New.YoTk Dee 5. - u
Beware Of Ticket swindsrs BoeUs Passage 0ces and con-
erps falsely stvng themselves Ma Companies Unless yor
BE- on your Tusfd You viii be deceived and deirauded
This only line carrying the United States Mails on this
route under contract with the Government. .
For freight passage apply at the only Office Of the line
The City OF New-York, -
No. ~ West.rs., corner Of WafTen-e.
ID. Il. ALLEN Agent.
PB-An persons are forbid trusting any
De above 81 OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

HE RfI5ULAR HAID LINZ, wa BIDNIEIy-
IL TON, for BOSTON, PROvIDENCE-Lsns Rsu.s-TR<
sAortsst and most sreet-Gerryns the Eastern Msn
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cart joel stone and c
VANDERBILT Capt d. b. stuyss In connection With The
stonington and Providence and Boston ProvsEcs
reed leaving New York daily sunday excepted. ron Pier No
2 ~ r. ihTFt wharf above Battery psee Is s.d stem
Bosson ct 500 p. m.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New.York Monday weSs.s
Saturday.
Tbs PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Nsw.Yorh, TucsSsy Thur
day, and Saturday Prem Stouinston-Aonday, Wednesday
and Friday
Psssebeer proceed from etoningt0n Per Railroad Prcv
dence and Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching sid
places IN ADVANCE Of those BY ether and in ample
for all the early Morning Lines connecting North and sas
Passengers that prefer H. remain board the enjoy
nights rest uDdifuYbed bsaks desired and leave stonnz
9 m train for Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train throsfh
each way.
For passage terths freight spp'y board the
eamer at the Freight Once, Pier No North River
the once Of the Company, No 10 BstteTy-plsee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

4 lENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEKSEY-
~ Connecting Nev-Hompon with the Delaware Lsokh
wsnns and Western Rsosd and ct Bsson with the Lehiss
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRISeKNEyTS-Com commencing Oct ~ lass. Leaves
HewYork for Easton and intermediate places from Pier Ne
North River at $40 and LAS and 81 for Soner
vile by the above trains aud at Sis The above trains
connect Elizabeth with trains the hewJersey Rsi6e.d
which leave from foot Of Coursnd at T:40 and ID
m, and 4:l0 and $3.50 D. m.
The HAS train from NewYok makes close connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad and thence via Eat
Pennsyvania Railroad Reading without change Of kAd
connects Reading direct for Pottsvile and Hsrsbur
Passengers the Delax LsckswaRns sHd Westen Rai
road win leave at go only for Lehish Valley Railroad at
f:Se and II As only. - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

The mellow light of the autumn night,
As it tinges each tree aud flower,
Is not as bright as the beaming light,
~ That dwellIs in Loves own bower.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
JAS. M. DILLON.
1O2 MARKET STREET,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

Z EEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
n Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All and sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam
uages Lift and Force Pumps, Sinks, ,DathnR Tubs
Wooden and CAST Iron Hydrans, Gum Hose and packing
Of all Thicknesses Antfricton Metal, Banca Tin,
Zinc and Antmony, the Celebrated TRoY BILLS and
Crucibells in the country.
Also Polly's improved and patent Chain Pump,
put which in Towns aud Oounticsln Western Virginia
will he sold on fair term.
R Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncorTosive and for con:
ciay deepwes preferable and cheaperthan Lead
Pipe.
" Agueduct constantly onhand, any size guam
til which can be furnished short notice.
= ~ 7Ist DniE for OLd Copper, BrGssGmd Lead
novI9 d2aw&wlY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

the druggists, to present me testimonial in the
shape of piece Of plate, say silver toothpick,
for myself, or caudle cup for Mrs. Prettypet's
William Henry. -l.---.------ -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

SrANzA OF THOMAS MooRE THROUGH A Sprrrru-
All MEDluW.-on Sundaya lady up town, who
with and under the influence, as she avowed. of
Thomas Moore, and q gentleman asked that a
communication should be given in poetry.-
In.,a moment the lady spoke the following
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
q p RROWN.

DEALER in watches, Clocks, JeIely, SILVER and Plated
IL Ware Fancy Goods, &C.. &C., Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the sale Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCHES, manufactured APPLEION, Co., also
Agent for the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
his return from New York with complete
every variety Of goods in his line, which viii
be atm house In the
county. f-iSlaS.is
where. sePlG1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

On hearing these lines the gentleman, who
evidently thonght that the poets style had not
improved since his removal from the lower
world, uttered the Falstafffan sentiment: mo
Moore Of that Tom, an thou lowest me."H-M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, q
WHOLESALE q: RETAIL.

B. SHEPPARD, No. 181 Main St, corner Union, win
q continue TO keep hand large and complete
articles his line, consisting Ladies' and
Gentemen's Saddles, Fine and Coarse HaFkess Trunks,
YaIces Carpet Bag, satehels cosrs Halss Whips, &e
respectfully attention and
by strict attention and PrOmPtnrsS to merit eOntiBuanee
An kinds Of rsPairins promptly done. and In pr eer
J. B. SHEPPAkD
sep2O l8I MeIn Sc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

WHOLEsALE AND RITAIL Manufacturer Of Saddles,
w BFides Harness and Trunks and dealer In all aTt-
eles usually kept by 6addeIS, beEs leave Inform the
public that he has opened at 165 Main ST. Market
Alley where he will be glad 70 any persons wanting
any the above articles. work
and sell fair prices, he hopes to obtain liberal share
Of public patronage. Particular attention paid 70 OTdPTGd
work, and repairing done with Dispatch sePIS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04
CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

sUCCRss OR . J a N KS r A NNBR /.
THE undersigned inform citizens Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
seTipton Store, formerly owned by Dr. James Tanner,
will continue 10 carry the Drug business in All tS
He respectfully BoIieits Continuance Of
the public which has heretofore been literally
this old and Sen known establishment
Il viii be his aim keep thing Of the kind
AID At the lowest price, usually 10 be found In well fur
nished Drug establishments.
Prescriptions carefully compounded puFest
Medicines. CHARLES W. GRAHAM
No. 90, cor. Main and Webster StS-,
myI9 Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-04

ABOUT BRAuTY AND GurrA pERoHA-ALso ABOUT
BEAUTY AND COD LIVER ol1-now THE WOMEN
np Acr1 nnpp nm n urnr,,.,,r,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14


bic private char scier. saa is deservediy popu
lar eheIevei he Is kscwn
A corte4endeut of he Ohio s ate yo.s-
nal, writing from Akron under date oi AaG
30th. eivisp an account of the great Republi
can Mass Meeting there, at which '1ov -Ghaee
spoke. followed by Mr.. Carried says:
- Gov. Chase was followed by James A Gar
field, the candidate Tor State Senator in this
district. Mr.. Gi'feld made happr speech.
lie said the Governor n=bis speech had struck
a great thought in his remarks on popular
soverigniv. They brought TO mind the great
saying of Marin Luther, thai private judg-
ment is the right aud duty of every man =
Mr.. Garfield graphically brought this saving
TO bear on the issaes of the present campaign.
and called attention to the fotee with which
Gcr. Chase had illustrated it. showing The
great contrast between pariizanship and states
msnship. In conclusion. Mr. Gar field said be
knew The people of Summit Joined him in The
trust that our worthy Governor would yet be,
in an off ial point of view, greater than
Governor
- Hearty cheers greeted this remark and the
mesiiug ibea broke up.
Mr.. Garfield is pleasing and sforcil'ie
spesker. lie II do good vol 10 this can.-
paign.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
MEMS OF THE WEEk.

g The annual income of Mr.. VIM M'Donald
the owner of Flora Temple, is said to be $50.
600. He resides in Baltimore.
A yoW e LAWYER. in Chicago was recently
sent 10 the enitentiarr in thai CITY for ten
days for tile crime of stealing ten cens.
During the present season there have been
23G34 arrivals at Saratoga an increase of 4.
Git over last year.
The notorious Sionx Chief Rcd Iron who
was engaged in the Spirit lake massacre. has
been arrested, and is now in i'll at New Ulm.
Two indictments have beer und against him
-one for murder and the other for theft.
The srrival of s60e0 in gold from Denver
CITY. is reported at Kansas city Pixies Pc k
gold is 6ndEg its way to the East in ronsid
erable quantities The amount received at
the United States Mint, in P .'iladelphia, dui-
ing tie month of ugust, was $6060.
Tie M'Kinhey fFexas) Messenger, reports
a new discovery of gold. Ii says gold mines
have lately been discovered. some forty or ff
ty miles above tina, place on Redriver. They
are reported to be The old Spanish diggings
The, Arrora BoreaIis, which was observed
at the North. on Sunday night, Aug 2Sth
was visible all through the Southern STATES
We have ,ceonnts of il as far South as New
lighted with the Ndr'hern Light so splendidly
exhibited 10 them. We may give them an
other exhibition in 1860.
A letter from Cassel in the journal dt
Frankfort mentions the sudden death of M
Habient, Protestant minister of that town
from the pnncture of a !. The wound was
Inflicted near the corner of hi eye. A tnmol
formed, which was followed by erysipelas, ant
speedily caused death 1t is presumed thai
the fy had been feeding on some oead car
cass in state of decoml osition. and had in
biIed poisonous virus, which had entered
the wound.
It is estin ated that each of the six steam
ers chartered by the governns Mt of privat,
parties for the Paraguay expedition. has cos
as much as the steam sIoop Pensacola. read.
for sea, one of The most complete and spIend
id steamers as ct constructed AT the SAINT
time these vesses although outwardly looking
well erough, are miserable worthless things
not at all capable of Efficient sea service :
Stree they were purchased they have beel
overhauIed, docked, surveyed, and almost re
built.
Twenty.six clergymen of PhiIade'phi
Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist Germa
Reformed end Dutch Refortned) have unite
in an address to Chrisiins of all denomina
tions, in which they propose that the frs
Monday in October next be set apart as du
of special prayer that God would grant tina
his believing children may be made perfect i
one, and thar by the operation Of the Spiri
an" n h' bond of peace, that they may b
al holy temple, acceptable uufo Him. .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14

What others say Of our Senatorial Candidate.
The Summit Beacon of AGgnst "a. in an
nonncing the nomination of Mr.. Garfield re-
marks L
Mr.. Garfield ia emphaticaIy a sef-maae
man He began life in humble station, by the
labor of his own hands earned the means of
a collegiate education. having been grudna, ed
at Williams College, aud is now Princl-
pal of The Eclectic Institute at Hiram. a
Seminary. the high reputation of which is
greatly attributable to his talent and assidui-
ty. He is widely known and respected ihro'-
out the county of his residence ana wherever
be is known.
The Cleveland Herald of the 26th ult..
said: ~
@-The Republicans of the Ohio Senate
rial District comprising Portage and Summit
counties, have nonliia ed Prof j. A Gar
field President of the Western Reserve Ec-
lectIc Institute at Hiram, as candidate fur
Senator. No better noHination could haze
been made. Mr. Gatfpldis live man. and
his intelligence and progressive character will
secure him prominent position in the Sem
late. II /.
! Mr. Garfield was at the Mass Meeting in
\ Akron, on the 30th ult.. which was addressed
hy Gov. Chase of Mr.. Garfed's speech or
that occasion. the Beacon remarks:
After Mr. Chase, MIR Ga6eId he Repuh-
liican candidate for Senator. was called for anC
) in brief terIs addressed the Convention. =
!. lie vindiraled the old Protestant principles--
the right Of private judgmrlp-applyipg il
ii with admirahle a,irotress and fact to The cir
cnms'arees of this time and this poifics
emergency. Mr.. Garfield IS q ca " fl1en
speaker. Fluent he is. hut every word car
ries its thonght. No pnblic speaker With,
our arqua niance uses lever empty figures q
speech, or ulters more NeigMy thoughts il
: apt and expressive words
The Wrstern Reserves Chronicle, Of Au
81 says:
We ar 6 al TO learn of tie nomination
u, Prot. Ghrf /. He is ':e Pr cii al oi ih
." Western r er'e tei c il lns'p.te. is a
lul ,ft c tslsuts, gr,4l iud lstry, nnexcap i9i.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
DOUGLAS Defends the Slave Trade.

Senator Douglas spoke at Columbus on
Wednesday ;be h inst. His speech remarks
The cleveland Herald. Judging from synop
sis in the Journal, is the same he has deliver
ed for the past two years. the beginning is
always the falseh ood that the Republican par.
tx is the disunion party the middle ~ an at
tempt 10 dodge the bred Scott decision aud
vel 10 give in his adhesion to il, and the end
is the sovereign panacea for all our woes
popular sovereignty. In this speech th''re
were two features of which note should be
made Tie Journal says that Mr. Douglas
announced that The slave trade is now in ac-
tive operation and be virtually defended the
opening of the slave trade as retaliation for
rhe violation Of the Fugitive Slave Law at the
North > al'-FS so -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
HON. ROBLRT c. XIX,
Republican Meetings.


The following named gentlemen will speak
at the times and places designated below:
HIRAM Friday Evening, Sept l6.-O.
P BRowN aud Il b TAYLOR.
TWINS BURG H.-Sahrdau Euening
Sept II u. A. GARFIELD
ROOTSTOWN.-S Saturday Sept ITO.
p Brown. ~
FRANKLIN--.Nonday Euening; Sept 10.
j A. GARFIELD and +. B. TAYLOR.
EDINBURGH Monday Evening, Sept
$40. P. BRfwN.
ATWATER = Thursday Eceating Srpt %,
~ j. A GAtFIELD.
RANDOLPH Friday Erening, Sept. %
j a GARFiELD.
RAVENNA.-F Friday Erening. Sep. 80
JosHUA E GIDDIaGs.
The Republican friends are requested to see
that due notice is given Of the hour and place
Of meeting in euch Township where meetings
are appointed.
Republicans in Townships where no meet
ings have heen appointed. viii he suppliec
with speakers by making application to the
Central Committee.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
CIV. Chase in California.

A gentleman now residing in California
bui who formerly lived in one cf the Eastern
States, writing to a friend in this city in re
gart to The next Republican candidate for the
Preside ncy. says: as
+. California could lot he hetter pleased than
With the nomination OF Governor Chase; for
myself must coGfess lie seems in many re-
siects the man for US. Well known and tripd
in the several responsible Offices he has a.
ready filed with credit. lie would command
the eniire Western vote, and New England
would go for him en- masse He conld with a
proper second on the ticket. command Pepn-
s,vania and Missouri and New York. | can
Only hope he will be nominated. He will com.
n,anh me, heart voice and hand in ibe cor
lest. The Republican parry in California was
never iE better heart than now; they have
fought against the combined iIflIences of
Federal aud State patronage, Iich is no
where in the Union fe as here ever since the
formation of the party, and it does cheer us
70 see the gallant man er in which State after
State has filed into line from Maine to Wis.
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