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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

an Old Coin.-Mr. George Gingerish,
says the Lebanon Courier, showed us COP
per coin the other day, which be received in
the course of his business 1t was an Er rglish
half-penny, of the same value as one of our
cents bearing date 1047. 1t is considerably
worn, but the British Lion and the words
'Old England are still legible. Quite re-
spectacle age, S62 years. What changes
has England aud the world witnessed since
this haif-peDny left the hands of its coiner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

Jdcobt and Erans.-Tbese uneortrn,to
men whose time is rapidly drawing to close.
ana who are to be hung on the goth of this
anocen' are daily visited by many persons,
among whom we noticed ladies'. Strict and
kind attention is paid to these mer bv ,a ,ha
jailor. his assistance and the Mn;s,r, All
that human kindness can do. il dona IT,"
seem to bear up well.-Puts, Journal.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

NEW GooDs.-Messrs. Davis & Jones, at .'Va-
rety Hall" have just received, and are now
opening large stock of Spring and Summer
Goods, to which we call the attention of our rea-
ders. They have added to their stock splen-
did assortment of ready made Clothing. Should
any of our readers wish to procure bargains we
would say to them to go to Variety Hall, and
select Tor themselves, as we are satisfied they can
get good bargains
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

@ The flood on the Mississippi River is
said to have left everywhere its mark of desc
lation. From Memphis down, scores of plan
tatlons and villages are either overfowed or
rendered almost uninhabitable by the mould
with which the surrounding moisture has
covered every dwelling.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

@ A man in Ohio has brought an action
for conspiracy to ALLEVIATE the Affections of bis
wife He lays the damages at SIS. 600 The
woman, it is alleged, has been persuaded by
three neighbors that she and her husband
lack the proper spiritual affinity. He should
persuade" her to the contrary and let the
law alone.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

FoUND.-The body of Mr.. Samuel Yeager,
a ,. merchant OF Easton, Pa. who mysteliously
disappeared few weeks ago, has been found
10 ,ne ONO river, near Pittsburg. A consid-
erable sum of money was found unon tbo
body, which circumstance fayors the snnno~
sition that his death was accidental.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

o. As our readers are always anxious to know
where to procure good bargains, we feel ike Civ
ing them all the information we can on tho Spb
jec'. IN view OF this fact, we would then call
their attention to the new Tinware Establishment
OF Felix Henle, where you can procure all kinds
OF OF Tin and Copper Ware. at the lowest prices
Give him call as we are satisfied he will sell 70
you cheap.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

E"An India-rubber ship !" exclaimed
an old sailor who had been listening to a de-
scriPtlon Of such proposed invention ..that
would never do, because it would rub out all
the lines of latitude and longitude to say
nothing about the equator =,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

EE The new State Treasurer, Col. Eli
Slifer has entered upon his duties and made
the following appointm ents: Cashier, Thomas
Nicholson OF Beaver county; Clerks, Judson
Haicomb OF Bradford. M. Faggart of North
umberland and Alexander Wilson of Wash
ington.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

Zw The Boston Courier describes the
monument which marks the spot where repose
the remains OF the nine patriots who fell on
the 18th of April, 1875, at Lexington, as ..a
granite obelisk. only seventeen feet high, and
remarkable for nothing but its ugliness.''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

GSThe Cincinnati editors 'cut up Fam
kemble for beirg fat. The Phil ad phia Ar
gus says that they are so used to cutting up
fat things in that city. that they couldn't re-
slst the temptation of this disposition of fat
lady.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
fJlc0

At his residence in Cambria township, an Fri
day night the 9th inst, GEORGE RoDGERs SR.
Aged about rs years.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
lflarrieo

On Tuesday the Sd inst, by Rev J. F. Kuhl-
man, Mr.. JACOB S. KEEL, of Jetlerso1 to MISS
MARY A AL1IMUs, of indian county
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

co. See advertisement of Dr.. Sehcords'
Liver Invgorstor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

GN Ex-Judge Vondersmith was convict
ed OF forgery, and sentenced to twenty years.
pay fine of $4,000. and
nnn maze restitution to the Government of $780,
600. Vondersmith Is fifty SIX years old.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28
NOTICE.
CQTIRESl

SQUlRE SUMNER, of ESSEX COUNTY.
- State OF New York, is hereby naufed that
Susannah Garris, has, tins l4iI dny Of January
1889, flied her Amended Petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Geauga County, in the State OF
Ohlr, against John II. Sumner, Gould Nickerson,
Albert l. Walker, David W. Mead Ira Fuller,
John Fuller. the Heirs and Administrator OF
Walter King, deceased, and the said Suuire sum.
ncr, praying that the equitable interest Of eaiI
John IL. in land held by contract from said KiDg.
be sold and that certain debts due to said Juhn II
Sumner from sand Mead, Ira and John Fuller bo
subjected 10 the payment OF a Judgment recovered
iE siid Court by said SuSannah against said John
IL Sumner; that Bill. OF Sale ut Personal Pro.
gsTiy % sali Walker be set aside, and the Pro-
perry MuTtg1-cd, sold and applied on said Jndr.
mcut; aud that a Deed OF Conveyance of certaIn
land in Thompson from said John H. to said GoulI.
and decreed 10 be null and void aid the land sold
and the proceeds applied rs aforesaid and, in
case said Deed OF Conveyance should not be set
aside by the Court, that the Court would appru.
prllte the amouht due on n mortgage made by
said Nlckerson for part OF the pretended purchase
money OF said land, claimed to have been trans,
icrred 10 SAID Squire Sumner by said John H.. to-
wards payment OF said plaintiff said Judgments and
for other relief. And the said Squire Sumner is
required 10 appear and answer said Petition, on or
before the Third Saturday after the 18th OF Feb.
ruary next
Dated this lifh day OF January, 1859.
PHELPS & I'HRASHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January IL, lSo9, 410.6w
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DR.. HanceS' Vegetable Extract,
E D5EepE6C P5aRS.

For he cure Qt FtiS, Spasns. Cramps. and all
NerUoHS and constitutional diseases.
I)ERSONS who are laboring under this dis.
tresslng maIady will find Dr. Hancc'>
'cStt"btc Epiieptic Pills, to he the only
ling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner.
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nerves or whose nervous system has been pros
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Frice three dollars per box, or two boxes for fv,
un.ilts' PERSONS out OF the city enclosing re-.
mittance, will have the pills SEM 10 Ihcm ,RrnnaI
we IN, maj, Tree OF postage. For sale by SETH (
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Md.,to whom orders from al parts of the Union
must he addressed nnst.noiA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28

PENErRATING CHINA.--Lord Elcin, the
British Minister to China, has projected
an expedition up the Yangtse river, which
promises many interesting results. With
a squadron of sleaps corve;tes and pun.
boats, six in number, and with the consent
OF the Chinese authorities, he is poisg as
far as Hangchow' the principal CONNER
cial emporium on the river. 500 miles
distant from its mouth, and more than
800 miles above Nankin. hitherto the nj.
most limit Of "outside barbarian" pavi.
CATION. The Yangtse is called the Mis-.
sissippi Of China, but as it drains about
a third of China, the population on its
banks must be eight or ten times as great
as that on the Mississippi.-N y Post.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28

A WIFE'S TRlBiTE Several of tho culo.
Eios pronounced ~ Congress upon the Hon.
/. i Harris, of Illinois, wcro exceedingly
eloquent and touching that de-
lvrrod bv Mr.. Mnrrie-but mono of them
contained so much or paid so high and elo
quent tribute to tho talcntnd and fearless
mans memory as the suhioinud little picture
OF his domestic life, sketchod by tho trcm.
bling hand of his wife in tho following Cx-
tract from letter from her to Mr. Morris,
and read by him in tho course VI his ro
marks - II you. seeing and knowing him
only as friend, can speak his praises, how
much moro can |, his wife, before whom
every th2nght. every wish Of his heart was
laid barc Tvs tho MONDAY sum, who have
for years dwct in the light of his snic, been
tho daily recipient of such thoughtful kind.
ness ms natures Ike his only arc capable of
oitowing. As son, husband, father and
friend, there was nothing wanting. In each
and every rotation in life his character was
ono beautiful whole. To those he employed
| have never known him to speak even
harshly. His children know him only as
another playmate. tho leader of fun and
irolie; aod yct ho had only to speak and
havo the most perfect obedience. To me,
his UifC--l can write no moro. Memories
Of happy hours. now fled forever. CONE
thronging before me. Sir. this is heavy
sorrow. 1t is very difficult to see the silver
lining tho cloud
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NOTICE.
ATTACHMENT.
SIIEIkIEE,S SALE.
DY virtue of an Execution i,sucd

RN virtue of an Execution issued out
- Of the Court Common Pleas Of Geauaa Co
ONO, Ia the case OF Lcouard A. Gndcy, rs Fred I,
ctck llorandecn and others, to me directed
aud delivered, ! have levied upon aud shall cx.
pose for Sale at Public Auction, on
1hSrsd'y. the lOh day If February ncri.
between the hours Of Niue o'clock A NJ. and Six
o'clock PM o. said day, at the Foundry. in Park.
man, in said County, formerly owuch by said
Frederick :. llcruudecu and Nathan T.. Treat the
undivided half in common OF the following Pro.
pcriy. = Wit
! No 4 Pollocks Plow Pattern 2 No. 3 ditto. |
Longs PIuw Pattern, Eagle Pow Pnucru. !
McMillan's ditto, iron beam; ilorsc.Powcr
Driving Wheel Pattern, Band Wheel Pattern.
Spin Wheel Pattern. rlnniDn ditto I sct of
Arch Pattern, Centre Fin ditto, Car Wheel
Pattern, ! Lathe Tor Tuning Iron, Band
Wheel Shaft Paucrn.l Beam scale, Cooking
Stove Pattern called armer's Delight" /
Cooking Stove Pattern called Yankee No.
ton" Sheet Iron Stove aud Pipe rGrihdlc
Patty Paterul. Bill Ladies with Hnndles. 2
Hand Ladies'. BiacksinIth's Bellows and
ALSO the QUO. half in common and undivided Of
divers other Patterns. Tools. Implements and
Things commonly nppcrraining 10 Connry
Foundrcs, levied upon as the Property oi Fred.
crick 5. Herundeen
+. G.. WHITE,
Sheriff vi Geouga.
Dated Jan. 2s, 1859. 4T2.2w
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Death of Ex. Governor slade.

II becomes our painful duty to announco
tho death of Elk Gov. Slado, at bis rrsidencC
in this place, on Sunday night OF this week
Gov. >. had for somo yenrs hoon in dcli-
cato health, and for some months il was Nv |.
dent To all that his ond was fast approach
ing; still his strength was devoted to- the
noble pursuits that had occupied his last
years. About twelve weeks since. in fur.
theranco of the great cause in which he was
engaged, he visited somo of tho Eastern
cities. Tho effort wus too great for his
strength. He returned very much prostrnt.
ed. nnd since that time no had stsadilv do
cincd. Since his return. aud until within
two or three weeks of his death, no suffer.
ed indcscribahly from neuralgia. Ills ro.
markably strong nervous system was shat.
tered beyond recuperation. During all his
Illness. tho Christian virtues which so emi.
nontly adorned his life, shono with Increased
lustro as he approached his end Ills faith
was an ASSURANCE of blessed immortality
which is very rarely Witnessed and.
" Though storms and darkness round his breast
were shed,
Eternal sunshine settled on his head"
Patient endurance was tho marked fca
ture Of his experience in his last days-a
desire to suffer all His will and to become
perfect through suffering. Still he ardontlv
lnnCcd to depart. and on the morning of the
day in which he died he prayed that in its
holy hours ho might pass to an eternal Sab.
bath. His prayer was answered. A9 nuarly
us could he determined, with the expiring
moments of the day his spirit took its flight
from Earth to Heaven. Thus passed from
our midst tho Statesman, Philanthropist
Christiap--in each of these characters to
say the least ono of tho most eminent Vrr.
mont has ever possessed. -.uiddteJury (T)
Register, l0h.
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Y notified


n OTICE.-Niivrr Raymond and Snvilta Rny-
! mlnd now residing out ., the state OF Ohio,
in parts unknown, will take notice tina; Almond
Clark did, on the 18th day of December 1858, flo
his Petition in the Court OF Common Pliers within
and for the County OF Geauga, Ohio, against the
SAID Oliver and Suyia. defendants, setting forth
that the said Oliver Raymond and SAID SavilIa
Raymond his wife, executed Mortgage to sai1
Almond CLARK OF part oil Lot No l6, in The Town.
ship OF Midieted, in said County bounded as
follows -: Beginning at southeast corner ot said
Lot, thence west 80 chnns, thence north % chains
and three links, thence east SO chains, % links,
thence south on the town line % chains and 10
links to the place Of beginning, containing 90
lS-iO0ths acres, 10 secure the payment OF S957,
according to his no'e referred to IN said mortgage,
and praying judgment ng1inst said Oliver tor
said sum Of 1857. with interest at ten per cent.
from the 6Ih Of November last And the sail
Oliver and Savl.la arJ notified that they are re-
qnired to appear aud answer saii Petition, OH or
before the THIRD SATURDAY after the, 4th
day OF FEBRJ AIRY NEXT.
PHELPS * THRASHER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dated Dncembor IS, 1858. 467 .6w
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one'iourth Of the total deaths in the country arc
! caused by Consumption 10 say nothing of the nm.
merous other discusses springing from slight
Do not triile with your hcaIth but. if SUFFERING
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs. buy bottle
of HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and
you may safely count on cure Thousands h0ye
done So and have certified to IFS wonderful Tects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspcplic state OF the stomach, in which case Tho
German Blters should be used In cases of veal.
ness, or general debility Of the system. rcsm,inr
from proTacted Cough, the German Bittcrs yi i
be found of great benefit al
Prepared only by Dr. c. VI. Jackson. AIS Aror,
Street, Philadelphia, and Tor Sale hv DrTais,s
and Store keepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price 10 cents per Lollle.
IaHua'y " 1897. 4G9-1yins
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GoING To Europe IN A BALLooN.-Mr
John La Mountain, the ;cronaut. is again in
this city, where he will remain a fow days
He has mado arrangements for tho coustruc.
ton in Boston of u balloon with which he
designs to make an attempt to cross tho At
Iantc next summer. The money is to be
furnished by wealthy gentleman of the
modern Athens. who has sufficient conf lencr
in the practcabilitv OF tho schcme to make
u venture in it. Tho balloon is to be of
silk, with an asccnsivo power which will
mako it capable of carrying life boar
stocked with provisions and four passengers
Tho power it is designed to employ is the
gun.cOtton ongino-one of which, owned by
u gentleman of Springfield, Mass. has boon
tostod. and found to operate satisfactorily.
Before tho venture at sailing over tho ocean
it is designed to make three long VOYAGES.
starting from western cith 8, for the purposr
of tusing the capacity of tho balloon and
tho cttrct OF tho employment of machinery.
Mr.. Wisc. the father of baIIooning in Amer.
ica' who has been in consultation with Mr.
Ia Mountain, approves of his plan in all its
details. and will give him tho benefit Of his
remarkable experience in suggestions as to
the manner OF carrying it out.-Troy Times
January IA.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF PuYsrCAL De
RANGEMENT,-The Cincinnati Enquirer
says:--"A day or two ago man died,
who had been for some months an inmate
of one Of our hospitals, and whose disease
had exhibited such peculiar and unknown
symptoms as to hafilo the skill Of the best
physicians. Under the circumstances ii
was deemed advisable to make post NOR
TEN examination, when it was found that
IN the diaphragm was large hole, and
and that his Intestines had been forced up,
and had pressed the heart from its natural
position over to the right side of bis body
where it had performed It's functions for
several years, the man himself having been
prevented from his daily labor only for
the last few months How the pltient
could have survived such a length of time
with such a. subyerted system is marve.
lous, and is ths first instance Of the kind,
we understand, that has come to the
knowledge of the profession. Poor fcl-
low, Whatever may have been his defects
no one could say his heart was not in the
right place"
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DEATH AT THE CARD TABLE.-Capt. Nc.
KinIry, formerly tho editor of tho Holmes
county (O) Farmer, and moro recently 1t
captain in the Mexican War, died suddrnl,
at Otscgo. Wood county, o. on the Satur
day before New Years He had contracto
habits of iutemperanco in Moxico. and at
Otsogo having mot with congcnaI friends
h0 sat down to play at cards with them, and
tell dead with the cards in his hands.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28
PETITION FOR DIFORCE
state Of Ohio, Geauga County, IS,
Asher Forrow,
Celia Forrow

Celia forrow.
TNIIE said Celia Forrow is notified that Asher
L ,Forrow,on the6th day of November 4. d, 1855.
MED petition in the office of theClcrk OF The Court
o. Common Pleas, within and for the County of
Eeauga, and State OF Ohio, setting out q legal
marriage with the Defendant, having one heir as
issue OF said marriage, aud charging that the De.
teud0nl is guilty oI adultery and praying process,
and dissolution of the marriage contract md
exclusive control Of said minor child Said case
will be or hearing at the February Term Of said
Court, 1889.
The Petitioner will take Depostons to be used
in the trial OF SAID case, at the office Of rhe Clerk
OF The District Court in and for ihe County OF AL
logan, in the Township Of Ailegan. C0pnly OF Al.
legon. ~ tie State Of Michigan, ON THE 2sth
DAY OF JANUARY, A y. 1859, between the
hours ofs O'clock A, NJ, and O'Clock p NJ. of
said day; also a. lhs Post oice in the village of
Tmeo Rivers, in lh0 Cemty OF Saint Jospph's and
State OF Michigan, ON THE 18th DAY OF Jan.
UARE. A, D, 1859, between the hours of 8 o.,
clock, A. NJ, and o'clock r. NJ, OF said day.
w. U. FORREST.
S0tieiGer for Petitioney.
December Pa 1853. 'S62 6W
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CLEVELAND MARKETs-Jv 9e

CLEVELAND MARKETS JAN 26.
FIorR-S Southern Ohio extra Mt IS so to e5 60
WuEAT-Sales to- day of few car.ioodsa, a,sI ,c
to Sl,lS
BCTrER--Centra sold in several lots NJ ~ :,
l5h cts. for good packed.
EGGs-l3 to IA cts. per dozen.
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NlAItItIi.I,,

MAltItIIIlJ, NJ
In Panosyi!le, on the 9th inst JOEL T. RIrS
SILL, to LODEMA t. BARTHOLOMEW al
OF Ferry, Lake County.
""~SNS~N~S~N~~>~~-N~Oo ~OoN~~~-NN~No~-~>uoo
DIED,
In tinmhden, on the 2lst inst, ELIZABETH
CUStIMAN, daughter of Margaret and Lev,
Cushman. aged lg years of pulmonarv cnnsn,nn
ton: All through her long and protracted ilInerr.
she has truly been a pattern Of Chrisinn meek.
ness ana patience tar surprising her ACE Sh,
looked forward to the hour of dissolution will
pleasure, believing in the final restitution of II
lhlnSs spoken OF by the prophets ever since the
world began. She called her friends around her
bed and, with smile on her countenauce, said
am golng--you soon will meet me there"
Mourn not for me, dear parents,
soon shall be at rests
My spirits going 10 join the throng,
And be for ever blest.
Mourn not for me- dear friends.
My shtterngs will soon he DER,
AnG we shall meet IN that bright world
Where parting is no more.
Mourn not for me, kind neghbors,
But sing those words OF love;
We all shall meet in Heaven
In that bright world above.
At her residence in NIiddleiied, on the Goth
inst, AUGUSTA C., wife of Calvin MoiIet. aged
26 years.
Oh, cruel, cruel death! wha, hnst thou done
Claimed Tor thy own a dear i0ued one
The sad scene is DER we We laid her TO rest,
Aud her spirit is gone to the land of The blest.
The trials Of life with her are oil DER,
Her voice is hushed twill mlngle no more
IN the songs OF ear!h,-in heaven she sings
She tunes harp of heavenly strings
A husbands heart with anguish is torn,
such sorrow as his is hard 10 be horne
A short time since he claimed her is bride
She was his jewel-his comfort his pride.
Twas hard to part.-how said his home.
But murmer not that she has gone;
A motherless babe is left to thu care,
Let that thy love and attention share.
Augusta, your guardian yet will be,
lowering DER thy chi d and thee;
Live so that you may mee: above,
In the bright realms o peace and love-
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An ENGLISH DvoRcE SuIr.-A highly
respectable surgeon, OF Cheltenham, Eng
land, married the daughter of a ncighbor.
ing magistrate possessing considerable
fortune, and he himself settled five hun
dred pounds year on his wife before he
married her. 1t now turns out that she
had carried on improper relations with an,
other person before her marriage, which
also had been continued since through
several years, and most infamous Of all.
the deuded and untotunale surgeon had
baen inveigled into the marriage by the
man who thus wronged him! The case is
yet before the courts, and the husband
seems to have 10 notion Of justice except
that which they may deal out TO him, for
he doubtless knows that fhe were 10 take
it into his own hands he would be trans.
ported as felon or hung as murderer,
for the dignity and the sanctity of the
British law must always be vindicated.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-28

DoLEFUL LAMENTATIoN Tho Cleve
land Plain DeGisr, in noticing tho election
of a Republican Senator for Michigan, com
ments in tho following cheerful manner of
the prospects of Democracy -" Thus. ono
by one, the Senate is filling up with Black
Republicans There will bo precious
fow of Northern Democratic Senators in
the next Congress. Not one from y. Eng
land, but ono from Pennsylvania, probably
none from New Jersey, Ohio mono, unless
tho Democrats carry the next State election ;
Indiana has two whose seats are contested.
Illinois ono and minnesota ono, Iowa, Wis.
consin and Michigan arc fully represented
by Republicans. Ifrhe South insist upon a
slave code for tho Territories, or any more
Lecompton Constitutions, they can bid an
eternal farewell to any more Democratic
Senators from the North. Ono more exac.
tion of that kind and our Southern friends
can have tho great National Democratic
party all to themselves"