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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-21

foRTsMoUTH FINANCEs.-At the meeting
of the City Council of Portsmouth, held
last week, the Finance Committee made the
following report, which gives by no means a
favorable exhibit of the financial condition oe
our sister city
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 18th, 1853.
Gentlemen AT meeting of the Finance
Committee, it was resolved to present to the
Council the following statement in reference
to the assessment and collec ton of taxes.
viz
Amt of assessment For City. School Fund.
$3.50 3S $4,725 90
Amt Collected, 2,l34 % l,167 Is
Balance, S2,546 l6 $3,557 S.
Amt OF assessment, Poor Real Estat :.
S3,S28 90 S23,002 80
Amt Collected 923 % 12,9sS 6S
Balance, $1,000 II S1O,Ol4 u
Aggregate amt of Assessment, S36.236 IS
Aggregate amt OF Collections, l7,2l3 %
Total amt Uncollected, Sl9,O22 80
In view of the above, the Committee do
respectfully submit the following
RESOLVED, That the Collector be instructed
to proceed forthwith to collect all remaining
taxes, enforcing the law in every instance,
without respect to persons.
hesotued, That all improvements on the
streets, as we'll as any other work, Except
that OF contract, be suspended unless au-
thorized by the Council.
Respectfully submitted,
i ( :: cae ,ass Committee.
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IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
| Square day...$o so do weeks. IS
! do days. 0 IS Square month s. 90
do days. 90 do months W
An advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
charged as other advertisements and payment
required in advance.
All.transient advertisements 10 be paid IN ad.
vance.
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PRoTRAcTED MEETING.-The interest man
Tested by the congregation of the Court
street Baptist Church, Portsmouth, has in
duced that membership to hold a series of
meetings during the present week. After
the sermon last night, an invitation was ex.
tended to all who felt interested on the sub
ject of their salvation, to come to the "anx-
ious seat" in response to which, several per-
sons presented themselves for the prayers of
the Church. There appears to be a good
time OF spiritual awakening am ong this con-
gregation, and from the evidences last night
we doubt not the hearts of the pastor and
membership will be gladdened by the con-
version of many souls.
The meetings will be held every evening
at 61a o'clock, in the lecture room of the
Church.
Two Hours IN FAIRY LAND.-lt will ap-
pear from the notices in to-day's issue, tn at
MISS Adelaide Raymond will give the
Portsmouth people the benefit of one of her
delightful entertainments on Wednesday
next. We judge from the article which we
copy below, that her entertainment contains
great deal of merit, and are also assured
that the ladies have invariably turned out
ennlasse to witness her performance. We
have read much of this interesting lady, and
congratulate our Portsmouth readers that
she is so shortly to.appear among them.
'This accomplished lady will give one
more of her delightful entertainments or
Tuesday evening next, on which occasion
the programme of characters represented
and impeson ated, will be changed. We are
not in the habit of bestowing indiscriminate
praise, but of this entertainment we can
speak knowingly, as we have had the pleas
ure of enjoying one with which we were
highly gratifed. The changes in character
throughout the entertainment were marvel
lous, while the characters themselves were
most admirably sustained.
The whole entertainment is intellectual.
and in repr esentatiSn is very chaste, al
though very amusing. We bespeak for Miss
Raymond large and appreciative audience,
feeling assured that our commentator will
never be called in question by those who
may attend. "-Southern Guardian.
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y DYSPEPSIA is one Of the prevailing
Us diseases of this country; This is owing
eating our meals too rapidly. In spite of these
adverse circumstances, this disease div dis
appears by the use of the oxy genated Bitters.
For sale by nj. A. & C. A. SANTOS and
WALKE z Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. J. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere. -
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Ocean and Naval Intelligence.

The U. S. steam frigate Wabash is order
ed home from the Mediterranean, and will
be expected by January list, as will the Vim
rimac and Vandalia from the Pacific, the
Germantown and Mississippi from the East
India, and the Perry and cambridge from
the Brazil Squadron.
Pnrser lngersoll, Lieut.. Meade and Mas
ter Shryock are not among the(North Star
passengers, they having left in the Atlantic.
The Mohican will leave Portsmouth, N FL.
foroNew York in about two weeks, to be
fitted out for the African squadron.
A return at Lloyd's, made up to Satur-
day, 18th ult., gives the following result of
casualties to life and shipping by the great
gale on the English coast:
Vessels totally wrecked, SO
Vessels stranded, and other casualties, $50
Total, 626
Probable loss of life, Including the Royal
Charter, 600.
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LAUGH AND GROW FAT.-Dr. B. Brown
Williams, the ELECTRICITY chologist, is hold
ing his levees at Johnson's Hall every even
ing. Everybody knows the amusing char.
acter OF DR.. Williams lectures, and we ex-
pect to see the Hall crowded every evening
through the week.
The Doctor may be seen during the day at
the Hall by the afflicted, and consulted pro-
fessionally in the cure of all Chronic Dis
eases by those who may desire his opinion
ana aid IN their recovery to health His
consultations are always FREE. The poor
treated and given Medicines FREE of cbaroe
HOMESTEAD LOAN AssooIArIoN.-Ap adj
Journed meeting of his Association will be
held at Institute Hall, this evening, for the
purpose of adopting a Constitution and Hv-
Laws. ,..
Parties desiring to obtain stock, will have
an opportunity at this meeting.
j. HARDY HENDRkN,
nov zl-lt Secretary.
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WARS AND RUMoRs OF WARs.-In addition
to the exciting news from Charlestown, it
will appear from the following copy of a
telegram received at Old Peint, that six of
the eight companies now stationed there will
proceed to-day to Brownsville, to take part
in the strife now going on. on the frontier Of
Texas
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, $50.
Maj. N. NJ. Clarke,
Q. d. U. s., Balto:
ADJUTANT GENERALS OTFIoE,)
Washington, Nov. 10, 1859.
Send the following to the Commanding Of
ficer of Fort Monroe by the boat which leaves
Baltimore for Norfolk this afternoon and ac-
knowledge by telegraph receipt hereof.
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE,
Fort Monroe, Va,
The Secretary of War directs that on the
arrival of the necessary transportation which
has been ordered from New York, the compa-
MES now stationed at Fort Monroe, except
Captain Burton and Roberts Companies,
proceed to Fort Brown, Texas, there to re-
ccive further instructions. These tr OOPS are
destined for field service. Assistant Sur geon
7. W. Williams. will accompany the com
manG. BY order of the Secretary of War.
5. COOPER, Adj Gen'l.
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New LINE FROM BosTeN TO THE WEST VIA
NORFOLK. is asserted positively that ne
gotiations are now being in progress betwee
the Agent of a line of steamers and the Di-
rectory Of the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road, by which direct line from Boston to
the West will be formed, and by which
goods will be shipped from Boston to Mem
phis and other Western cities, without
breaking bulk, save at this port, where the
goods will be removed from the steamer TO
the cars. 1t is also said that Chamberlaiue's
wharf has been, or will be secured for the
steamers, land that track will be laid to COR
meet with the main line to the West. The
Day Book has also been informed that two
steamers are now ready, and that two NOR e
will be complete in a few months.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IERCHANTs' HOTEL NORFOLK,

John Smith, II, Proprietor.
II NJ Woodhouse, DR. J N Bright, Princess
Anne county; T Haynes, Old Pcint; W
Hardy, Albert Garrison, w d Seymour, j
H Peete, s fl MARITIME, WIN E Thomson, p C
Hull, Va.
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WAsHINGToN's RELATIvEs.-A paragraph
went the rounds recently, in allusion to the
nearest surviving relatives of Gen. Wash
ington. Dangerfield Lewis, ESQ.,, was men,
toned as great nephew, fact correctly
stated. A correspondent says, in addition,
that George Fayette Washington, Of Waver-
ly, Frederick county, is also great nephew
son of George Augustine Washington, ne
phew of the General. There are also two
surviving daughters OF Robert Lewis. Esq.,,
son OF Bette Washington and Col. Fielding
Lewis, who was for many years private Sec
rotary to Gen. Washington. These ladies
are Mrs. Mcclure, widow of the late Rev.
Edward G. Mcclure, ID. D., of Fredericks-
burg, and Mrs. George W. Bassett, of Ham
over county, Va; these ladies being great
nieces OF Washington.
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Mrs. WINSTON. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by soften ing the gums. re-
ducing all inhammatior-wil allay an pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves.
ana relief and health to yonr infants. Perfect
AhotneH coAumh' my d ly
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Local Items.
MAYORS CouRr-Finlay =. Ferguson, Pr.

MAYORS Finlay +. Ferguson, Pre-
siding.
Charles Pattcn and John Bracey, free ne
groers, were ordered to be punished this
morning with stripes, for fighting.
Matilda, slave living with Mrs. Skinner,
was arrested yesterday, charged with strik
ing little boy, the son of Mrs Skianer. -
She appeared before the Mayor this morn
ing, and was ordered ten stripes, but as Ma
tilda had always borne good name, the
punishment was committed on the payment
of 81. ....
Henry Chisby and Jerry Spencer, two
free negroes from Baltimore, were arrested
last night for disorderly conduct and inso-
lence. They were ordered thirty nine lash
es each.
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o. SandfOrd's Liv lmvtgorator-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.3lsa mild
and effectual cathartc, acting first on the LIVER
to eject 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
venus tneir healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
ana Is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PORlFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOR
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & C. A,
SANTOS. ma tim
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HUGH FIzzLE.-The London correspon-
dent of the Boston Post speaks as follows of
the Great Eastern
The Great Eastern has tummuxed The
leading journal records its trial trip as ''only
a partial success" We all know what that
means. She rolls Ikea porpoise, or log
canoe, the decks leak, the iron plates don't
tit, the decorations crumble and disappear,
and-the worst remains behind-she can
only go a little more than half the speed that
was expected of her The very best that
can be got out of her under the most favor
able circumstances of wind, water and coal,
is thirteen miles an hour So say some
knowing engineers who were on board,
and who wished and hoped the most favora.
BILE result. There is no Disgusting it, The
great hull is worth all it would bring for
old iron.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MILIrARY.-Con
siderable excitement was manifested among
the volunteers in this city Yesterday,
growing out of the fact that telegram was
received here in the morning conveyin o the
intelligence that letter written Gin cy-
phers) to old Brown, had been intercepted
which stated he would certainly be rescued.
1t conveyed the farther intelligence that one
hundred and twenty-five troops or volun-
teers from Petersburg had left for Charles
town to join the troops already quartered
there for the protection of the Jail. Prompt
ly upon the reception of this news, Lieut.
COL GrOner telegraphed to Gov. Wise that
he could have battalion ready at an hour
notice, if required. This dispatch to the
Governor created quite an excitement
among our spirited volunteers, who were
soon in anxious groups upon the street, dis
cussing their contemplated trip to the fel
OF battle. We understand that some hun
dred and fifty or two hundred were soon in
readiness and anxious to join the forces un-
WI Dais' as yet,hoWeVer, no orders nave
been received land we much fear our valiant
soldiers are destined to be disappointed 1t
is we'll to keepin readiness, however, and
we commend them for their genuine patriot
ic spirit. We learned from Colonel Groner
that he had supply of ball cartridges, and
that his men, if called into actien, were rea-
dy for any kind of duty that might be i'm
posed upon them.
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MAYORS Court, PoRTsMoUrH-G w Grice,
Presiding.
The Watch report the city quiet during
Saturday and Sunday nights, with no ar
rests.
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The Logic Of Force. The Baltimore Ex-
change, referring to Mr.. Cheever's remarks.
says:
1t is an unfortunate as well as absurd
mistake, that these retormers make in Tins
dealing with the Slavery question. 1t is
well enough to hunt down highwayman
or gang of murderers by 'thue and cry."
but they cannot take and subdue the popu.
latlon OF sovereign State in similar way.
1t is as singular as it is ridiculous to find
them undertaking to convert great and
civilized nation by threats, when they only
strive to compass the same ends among the
Films and Chinese by persuasive and ra.
tional means.
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>ReC iaf NoGire.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 81.
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THos. 0. WISE, Publisher.
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Ohm r.. HATHAWAY,

ITOR ANDPR OPRIETO
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New Advertisements
NEW OPERA HOUSE

J 5. PARKER. ..... Lessees and Managers
John PERRY ,Trsnsnra,
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flee, No. 81, Z. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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OXFORD HALL, Portsmouth.
NEGROES FOfi SaLE

Nf- Due notice viii be given in the bills and
papers OF the day.
Oh. A \ Transcript copy.l
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secoh' week OF those popular Artists
MRS. c. HOWARD.
MIR. H. WATKINS.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

~ In ths light OF the recent insurrection
In virgisia, Tie peopls Of the North can deter
nine just how much threats Of disupion are
vosth, coming from men who are scared out Of
thsir, vits BY twenty men, commanded BY .
oossnaaiAs. Tie men who talked Of going TO
Washingtsn In eass Fremont wss elected in
1855, and ssising The archives Of the nation,
eaN upsa the President for troops 70 put down
old Brown and his dozen and half of crazy
followsrsl
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FATAL ACcIDENr-OME PERsoN KILLED AND
ANOTHER BADLY WoUHpkp.-0n Friday evening
of last week, . melancholy accident occurred,
which has cast gloom over the entire comnu-
nifty. A party Of men and boys for want of
canuon, had procured blacksmith's anvils, aud
an iron Fiag, nsarly three; ipohes in diameter,
and three-fosrths Of An inch b thickness. This
ring ~ss laid On one Ct the senvils. GIled with
powder, and an anvil with additosa. veight
placed upon the charge. Il Vas fired by heated
iron red. At the third Ere the ring exploded
with tsemendous force, dividing into pieces,
one Of which s.r0ck . young man named Geo.
W. S,raDahan, sh6 bad fred the charge, enter
ing the right thigh, close 70 the hip, passing up,
ward into the lower region Of the stogech. He
fingered until lsalf-past J o'clock on S1eprday
incoming, when be breathed his last. 4 post
moetem examination was made ON Saturday,
AID tho fragment of the ring was eassac:ed,
which weighed shirtsep ounces. The decreased
was young man Of generous, nobje ippslses,
and had woa the friendship and esteem Of all
Who knew him. He leaves relatives in thin
place, land large circle Of sympithziDg friends,
70 mourn bis tragiaal fate.
The ring, at the explosion, divided into four
almos( equal parts and Elliott Utterback, Q son
Of NJ. Cofbao Uatssback, Of Lancaster town
ship, Who vas slttiDg on . bench . short dis
lance frem de ehssge, was struck iumediately
shove the ankls, slansst se7ssing the leg ; am
putaejon wae performed that evening", and be 10 |
nov cousidseed n . fair way of recovery. An> !
othsr pars n The, ring vas hurled through Q
frans ho1se vhleh stood distance Of 30 OF 40
BET from The plAee and hprisd itself In mle Of
,ubbish; anothss Was thnoWn . aatspce of two
,leeka bstI fortunately did NO iqjury.-fGgsus-
NJ VoDDeeoA 4sa1 s.ss4 ~
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: MAsoGIc.-We understand that it is the in,
tension Of the different Coma .nderies af Knight
1emplars Of this State to form State Grand
counaendUy; and that the delegates from the
different local bodies will meet at or hear Da-
venport some time during shis winter for that
purpose. The order 10 said 70 be progressing
finely in this State Dubuque Herald.
The Editor of the Pennsylvania has IN arti.
Gle on /" The D0tvsof Democrats 10 the Fature."
Judging from the gathering portents in the DO.
ltical heavens, We think the supreme duty OF
Denoerats in the fpssrs will be rssigsss;sn.--
Louisville Journal.
; The Paris thieves have introduced new trick
lor stealing the silver from the Rsstaurants,
One opsrstor goes in, calls for what hs wants.
and while there he fassepp spoons or forks with
wax % The under side Of the table. Amer be-
has rome out confederate eemss In and poe
ksss he articles with impsnisy. V . {
Z -8ls584 - 8ssaf8s HES sza#e e#1 fszSE Il
: J. Hsdduek Smith, son.ip-law Of San Medary,
md successos Of the KAusas governss - sditos
bf the Uolumbss (Ohio) 6sasesman, boltsd he
teealar Democratic cOuuty ticket In the lasa
leeeipA ed was run 10 - elsek of the oosesy
y Republican yotsA rsosiving - snejssit1,
~ - tsnessate kad 80 a6Sjssilv 81 III
UOD0A s@s m $50 -
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a. The friends Of Senator Douglas are cir
eslatiag The story that his claims to the Presi-
dency are warmly supported BY Governor
Mago6n, Of Kentucky. A letter received at
washingsea City from Governor Aagofin him-
sslf proseaness this 70 b. an unqualified false
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kOVy0 00BB1VUB1O2
For the Deaf and Dumb, ct Iowa City, 10 nov
open foe the sdmission Of pupils, with enlarged
aceommodatiens. Board and Tuition are Offer
Cd without charge.
Al Who will aid In extending this notice, will
confer benefit upoa he unfortunate class for
vhsn The Iaseisatiea 9as established. az
-sseF - NV. Z HAns, PviMcipsi :
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C1Axoxs n sAs UnsssD 6fAzEs SEsArE.-
The PRO Slavery Dsnsssasg gain one United
sssess Ssaater BY cold bleodsd assassination.
TAsy have, By the sonvincisg logic Of the piss
tel, gained The ssat hitherto oeoupisd BY Brod.
osiek.
The Republicans gain three United States
Senators By the honest votes Of the people Of
Psapsylvapia, Ohio. and Minnesota. Messrs.
Blglss, PsgA sud Shields will be replaced BY
opponsots II Slavery Extension.
Both changes are significant, the one Of the
Desperate and violent policy upon which the
Dsmeesscy rely for success aad the other of
the gradual but Irresistible spread Of free p'in-
eiplss throushout the Northern States.
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- - Since pablishing our table Of election
esurns We have heard from ave additional Coun-'
ties, and made corrections in several before re-
ported. According 70 our figures Kirkvood
hss. in 81 Counties, majority Of S,O24. The
four or ave Counties to hear from will probably
nsrssss the majority 70 $3.50. The Official
count viii ses vary one hundred from these
0RuroA lsp rsg. g. sS$--s-=a.t2
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nnAcn0 OGen.,nn - unae-Nnaeno
<sAsse.
s 49, 81 Wi q slaass =. 0et ~
3 q $3.50. e w. s&riculs1fe 40 climate
= - - 1. -. Z D. ~ n q ~ II
= 49, ~. . 49, 49, Taz \ r. .:
- -. ~. ~. 49,. ~. ~ ~ ~ - p4y y:
..:,,:..ss u AZ 81 ID y - - .s
= - esose a.. ~ Psofao ~ 80
csoP =, !. voss n. e. -, u
eessess eeAssdss.oly 49, sbah uea6sSV -
= ne cOseon crop tos which - much = nadh
- q 1ae1 greater relative Importance 70 the:
co.'soss 80 eooeetence q me people. 1Ae
~ ueaeg 1sSsep = 1aehssedyseoes
passes Mse ~ Senere5 o4sfe0s Of o000eroes
s.snos Y anesiag conssaet With the coetin6al
oiu1sef end pefa9e o. cotton and sugar pi6ntrcf
lnefe feason for thta, u the faes sbes'eos
enter g lerGsay int ogr toseign sxehangs
49, q 49, q mucn enc value g negr0
s = - eensssave o. ~ eennasscnl elsmenA
=, - n1s:y ao1sser. inst we.saada itasase that
- - ele - eseend On either ceseen
Or ne0roe9 aodeesFeealiy theG - aWegeoFnl
peers. veo Wat oeeer - mech intesssted tn
snese afslcseas ehouiq okneu Devastating o. their
oso esoauc.e nd tntsseseas - ~ pee1eas
ysals lops. u . 1ase noe roe Iaeian csfa we're
~o1.3 g ea!oss q famine W tne tAaasA bas mat
pseaecs = aOaa4Aee and Aeuteso tato' 60 oauy
oapar9enm q foed sad coeseaie0ce, shas Is
stands "a psace OF deflctency IN otAer crops IL
iasfess hogs i 6attsns cattle, Il eaters insO the
iced OF man, and makes the bGeiv o. the rtoeta-.
BILE though dangerous commerce Of doiestic.
and commissioned hquoss. Ia 1855 shefe we're.
5O0, 000 hogu' killed in Ohio, and ins0me form
exported. IL required sight millions bushels Of
corn, besidss other food, 70 tfatsen them This
cosn INSIDE the pork, lsrd, hard oil, candles, 10,
:, rbich were exported from Oiacinnati and other
spests. Ten Dillions Of bushels weee made into
vhisksy.a tn - three millieus mere made fat
cattle; and thus the surplus corn Of Ohio was
manafacsIred into various forms Of food, light
and iquor. In this there Was the treble profit
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DoWu m Tns Mou1m.-Thsfe never was .
time within the recollection Of the Oldest in.
habilAnt, vhsa the leaders Of the Democrats
party we're - dispirissd and discoaraged-
when The party was - completely demoralised
-ronssA every where With - hope in the ~
care. There 10 LITTLE doubt that the democratic
party, AFTER 1850, viii cease TO exist ~ rolti-
al oresnisasion. The negro business has bro
hen and destroyed il. aided BY corrupt leaders
In this State they ere gone hook and line.
bob end sinksr. The leaders havs de6lsd them.
sslves cad damned the party. Another cam.
paisa Of lies sill hardly b. attempted until this
= forgotten. The party viii never b. rssur.
RacSeA uaaae u present leAAeea. 60
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DIED.
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years
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