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Red Mountain Female Academy,
ORANuE COUNTY, Nc.

WNltttNts - VI - = y
tHE next session will begin The 2bIh o. July. and
close The sih u December. Tetms pei session
Tuition IN Elementary English SO, Higher English.
$3.50; Antitnt Languages. SIS, Music on Piano.
use Of INSTRUMENT iBciud,d. St7i5O; Diawine and
Painting 10 waisf eolsfs $40. Giecisn Painting. $40.
OIL Painting. sls. IIoatd, t5s.
VI. LEWIS, Principal.
Juty ti g5-
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The EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA WEPr.-" When
the Emperor of Austria saw the retreat ni
his troops from the Tower Of Casriana he
had tears in his eyes," Those tears that
started in that young mans eyes we're perhaps
drawn forth only BY the sting Of bafled hopes.
Perhaps he felt only at that moment the
hopelessuess which we have all experienced
at times when the stream Of events has gone
against US, and when not even the excitement
Of personal effort remained. lie had gone
forth that morning confident that the sanguine
predictions Of his aged advisers would be
fulfilled that the immense army which obey
ed his command like wel.6nlshed machine
was inYineible and irresistible; that the plan
Of the days battle would be worked out with
the rigid certainty Of piece Of official rout-
inc; and that the evening would see the
French and Sandman invaders broken by his
troops and flying in disorder before him.
London Times, July 6.
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DEATH or Cosyicr.--Captain keziah
BayIess of Delaware, who vas convicted 10
Petersburg. Va. of slave stealing and sen.
fenced 10 forty years imprisonment in the
penitentiary. died al that institution few
DAYS since, having, al that time. thirty .nine
years TO serve. His capture, il will be re.
membered, created much excitement. and he
narrowly escaped !, nching when he vas land.
ed from the boat which carried him TO Peters.
burg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

see that in this was displayed the merciful
protection of Him who rueth the storm and
guideth the lightning in its destructive course.
Had the rods been properly arranged with
non-conductors, the house would probably
have remained uninjured. All persons would
do well to see that their lightning rods are
provided with n0n-conductors.
Wilmington Herald
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Notice.

THE undersigned having Al May trim of Orange
County CoBr. qualified as Execuifix 10 The last
W aud Testament u SAILS Hail. deceased hereby gives
notice 10 al pefs1ns indebted 70 said estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims against said
estate 10 present them within the time piescrbed BY
law this notice will be plead in ha Of their recovery
MARY MILLER, Exrcutrix.
June 10. 1859. OO-5w.
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= N o ILLS.

FIVE MILES EAST OF HILLsBoRoUGH.
Ny Wool cardine Machines are ID good order;
va cards oil new. Prepare the wool well, bring il
10 soon, and will insure good work. Price Of card.
ing cents per pound, weight Of rolls.
My Grist Mills are In good order.
Barrels on hand for customers
500 gallons l.iniseed Oil on hand for sale.
fiaxsccd aud Wheat taken for carJing.
J. r. LYON.
June IS g7-
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&lrE COST

THOSE indebted 10 the estate Of John strayhofn
deceased, will save cost b settling their notes and
accounts teiofe August Count. As expect 10 leave
The comfy tic weck amer Court, | must leave them
iat collection and % moi wish to mske any body pas
COS. DAVID HART, Admir-.
July 10 gg-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

THIS FRosT BENEFICIAL in MIcHoAs-A
friend IN st. Jnseph's county, Michigan. who
cultyates 800 acres, whites, under date Of
Three Rivers, June 81, as follows:
:" We are just commencing harvest in this
part, and i nothing unforeseen occurs, we
shall secure large crops in this county.
+" The frost | certainly believe has been
Of benefit to US. DESTROYING insects, and not
iajurlng any standard crop" "All
the injury to any one here falls upon my
self, and amounts TO about eleven hills of
Lima beans. which are used up"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-27

TNHE 18th session will commence on the second
Thursday in July The School is entirely un.
der the supervision Of the Proprietor, and he is de-
temlned to give Young Ladies, who may patronize il.
every advantage for obtaining good educalion while
they enjoy the comforts Of home in his own family
The experience Of The Teachers engaged is sufficient
guarantee for the faithful discharge of their respective
duties in the various departments under their charge
Terms per Session Of Fire Months.
Board, $40 90
Elementary English, 6 90
Higher English, 10 90
French and German, each s 90
Music the Piano and Meloleon, each Is 90
Oil and Grecian Painting, each 10 90
Drawing and Painting IN water color, each s 90
Wax Flowers and Leather work, each 8 90
Post Office, Walsonsyile, Alamance Co, N c.
July 5. 9s-
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NO TIcE.

NO TICE.
VNHE subscribers having qualified as executors Of
the late Isaac Craig. hereby give notice to oil per.
indebted 10 said estate TO make immediate pay.
ment, and all persons having claims against the same
will present them within the time prescribed By law,
this notice will be plead 10 bar q their recovery.
JAS. y. CRAIG, Executor.
NANCY CRAIG, Executrix.
June IS. g5-
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jacksonville Female Seminary,
ALAMANCE co. n. C.

ALAMANCE CO, NC.
DR.. Z, 7. WATSON, Proprietor.
Miss g. KENNEL, Teacher of Music, French and
German Languages.
Miss Z. M. SHELLY, Teacher of Mathematics
Higher English Branches.
Miss n. ". M. WATsos,
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Hillsborough, N, c. 4 South'BOston, Va.
UNITED.

THROUGH Nv q HULRS.
A FFER the. st day OF August next, there will be
- conveyance for all Travellers between HILLSIDE
rough N. T., and South Boston, Va, regularly pass
ing each way through Marlborough, three times eek
Il will leave Marlborough al O'Clock, r. NJ, on arrival
Of the Western train Of Cars. every Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday, spend the night in Roxborough, and
arrive at south Boston every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at Il o'clock, A. NJ, and return the same
route. The connection will be made in time TO
take the cars at Hshorough and South Boston for
the Northern and southern routes. Terms accommo-
dating. J. III. BREEZE, Contractor.
July &C. OIL
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EGborcrs Uanfcd.

'E'HE undersigned are paying liberal prices for hands
10 work IN the brick yard. or wait on hFics ma.
sons GORDON & WOLFE.
June O. g5-st
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STRAW MATING.
A new lot Of the above just received.
J. c. TuRRENTINE & SON.
July 5. o.
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL ~!

lanes, KERsEY, LINsEY, or CASH if prefer.
% red, given for Wool at Alpha Woollen Mills, Or.
ange, SHIELDS, BENNETT & co.
July S. 9s-
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July 20.
ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED
Qua no.

q u a no.
THIS FERTILIZER, composed Of one.half BEST
4 PERUVIAN GUANO, one.haf fne GIounJ
Bone and the Beet PHOSPHATE GUANn, is in
condition fOr immediate use, being prepared with new
and improved machinery. by which means the most
intimate combination j. effected reducing all 10 uni
form fine owJer anil for application BY drill or other
wise. il is ia the most perfect siet And have
hesitation in saying, that tot all crops Il Is equal any
fertilizer ever Offered 70 the farming community. The
quality vii he KEEP, perfectly uniform al end
WARRANTED TO CONTAIN PER CT. OF
AMMONIA, AND 45 TO so PER CT. OF
BDNE PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
Our Gusno is put up in strong bags weighing about
100 pounds each.
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives bis personal atien.
ton 10 preparing his article, and persons can rely on
Rohinsons Manipulated Gusno being IN every par.
ticular as represented. All orders will receive imme
diaic attention.
Y. ROBINSON & CO.
No HailinN.W6th Street nm staita
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July &C..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

~.v FDlnafk3 ~
-sslhe hitter seemed %
-sfafn men wefo n favor Of
.supenlng the African slave fH49and re-
pealing ihe neutrality laws lie suefOsted
that such might not have been M MQrria
meaning and that Mr. Morris was not war.
Fantcd ii sayira such The purposes Of
Southern DeNaefat he had seen with mach
regret and Ais Own position was misrcpfez
scented and the remarks Of othars attributed
10 himself
hir. Morris replied that be- did moi estsipsi
ute such motives 10 The Democrats Of the
Soath, but 70 ultra men.
Mr Scott replied u None remarks of Mr..
Morris Of III on California affairs saying
shat his attack upon 1000 Democrats q
Cal, came with an III grace from friend q
Mr., Douglas Had i come from kepubil-
can ho would not have been anrprlaod He
stated that Mr. Broderiek was never stronq
enough ia California 10 create any fear OF
cause any desire TO hunt him down. The
report that had eone abroad that there VII
conspiracy of tho leaders of the Dt4os
cratic party losiriko down MI Bgpderics
ho branded 20 al infamous ialaehoou.
BEg. Grow, Of Pa, complaiped u the NM
Ihanliamontnry and ungen.lsmanly e0nduo
i og Mf. Branch Of N. O N accusing him o
unworthy motives u defeating the postoiiics
appropriation bills.
i Mir Branoh- you accuse me Of un-
Igentlamnnly conduca
1lr. Grow--My language was plain
have nothing to renounce.
i Mr.. Vallandigham said he was one Of th
Democrats who voted Cor Mr.. Grows resolu
tion at the last session. and deemed an OK
Iplanation proper For all he had dono b
assnlned the responsibility. and was s'.-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30
Additional News by the Arago.

Tho meeting Of the stockholders Of the
steamer Great Eastern, has been postponed
10 the 18th January
Lady franklin is about 10 visit Paris,
ami will be received by the sciantifle nal
tions Of the Aoadnmu 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

771T77
macy, ea sltF lll pteAac1 nfscafiIage. Price, one
dollar per box Hifh nne 1NedpliAfh. sent 10 any
aHtfah4 hv rHff rDet free No Irftefa will be nuA
awssed uflleae tiry ccntalu epoatage
stamp
sycamore street, hcfWaeu Fifth and sixth streets
CineiHnati, ohio, VIII bepnpctuAily attended tor
bf. u cnn upon all stcftt dAaenAtr, lie
"a aunauesfi0nabiy Acknowledged TO be she cham
poh and kinE Of VenetFt Diseases, and only Fhg-
iidiau 10 ta Union who haa tray eraon the eontn.
eni Of Hur0uc and fhe only uott0r who h AZ visited
thcirenifhrntid Hoapithn, haEcl a. their ftedinhi
ltnabtutionA, sud eteeyiug fheiI monthly reportu,
pcf1o Tho result tost ydafs experience IN the
tpspituia o hHrUfs saa hincrica Conlidcntiai con-
anltasion OATS, from A. n .untiiio r. M.
alffs-f2d4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

-.sys except Sun
,plqaa. Sidney, sc. MaEy's
edo and Mlchigaa, daily, ex-
sc50an.
,4goat Milton, and Little York, Tuee-
.turJay AZ 30 iu
>ohnsyille, New Lebanon and Wea Alex-
ia on THosday and Saturday, at 20 am.
For Clayton, Co1trc, nd Ludlow, on Friday Of
each week, at 9.00p m.
For Centrsylle, Lebanon and Eslon, Teceday,
Thursday and saturday, etl200 N.
For vrrdsleaud Chpmbefsburg, 1906, Tues-
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsville, Wedheaday and Saturday, AZ
1870 n,
D. A.KTEe, Postmaster.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30
TiREA. Il MEN L.
r RIVATE
---AHD-~
CUraEDeNfIAE MEDIcAI ADVICE |

T tic Buffalo Private Hospitai-- Essab-
IN lished for the cure Of eyphiie, Seminal Weak
moss and the secret Inilrmltlea Of Youth and Matu
fity BY Dn. AMOS \ SON, nufialo, N. Y. Oliice,
corner OF Main and Quay streets, eur atnirs.l
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility,
Nocturnal Emissions, more proper known AZ seln-
tnal Weakness; etc. Can be permanently Cured Ia
Instrument ,q hen paod eonjoinfiy with mediqlnen.
xouNe MEN TAKE PARTICULAR N0TIcR.
Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure In Announcing
that fheg have inyeated n most important inutru-
eat Tor tle taFe Of the above diseases. has been
uuhlected to test by thomoet eminent yHioianain
London PARTS, Phitadelphia aud riew York; IL han
been declared Inc only useful instfument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure OF Seminal
Woaltnssa, or any disease Of the genital organs,
oauaed BY tn secret habitso youth Price Ten DOli
fars, bY Mail OF ExpresB.
A CURB WARRANTED
Dr. AMOS aud SON have devoted their attention
Exclusively TO this peculiar claaa Of maladies and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30


A few doors East 0f the Posf Oilion
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber IL now better preparedt
4 than eperte nccommodata HIS old cuaiomefr. and
tho public, IN the
Slsocimg Business,
In itn various branches. Particular attention
viii be given 70, all Jane horeos, auch az
split hpoia and hpDfybound aud ocrnetn their feet
will be cured aaliactoryto the owner OF such hor-
peg, and Il not money viii be refunded.
ALSO. .-Horeea that interfere VIII be nhod to pre-.
vent IT., and Warranted or money refunded.
He VIII personally supefintend al work ntrustd
to his care Thankiulfot pastatora he respectfully
Ahka continuance Of the patronage Of his old cus-
tomefh, and will be happy TO accommodate ae many
Nkw ones aa may favor him with call.
hpr2-daWiY NATHAN SfFFERnIANt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30
ancondi.

sf nId., nominated Charles
:. Cal, as candidate for Speaker,
ought to be satisfactory 70 every ma
tional man. After call Of the House, q
ballot was taken with She following result
Twenty-fourth ballot-whole number OF
Yates ITO, necessary to choice l06. Sher.
man 102; Scott 8S; Gilmcr IA; Scattering d..
The House then adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30

-r1Gisu 0A4YS
ruKTY PER CsNT. OF A REDUCs
~ tlon on Parlor Suits, auch as
FINE sETTEEs, SOFAS, PARL0R pHAIRS,
Marble and Wooden Top Tables, What Eota, &c',
under the new arrangement Of CASH ONLY.
am not selling at Cincinnati prices, buta great
call and SEQ foryourselves, the truth Of my aesor-
tion. am Agent for
LENT,s FATENT SPIRAL SPRINGS,
which FOR oheapncas aud simplicity cannot bo sur.
passed. Those Springs are sold By the dozen, and
any ono can put them on toa Slht Bottom Bed
have alao Eramelled, Oak and Rosewood Imitation
Chamber Sats--nipe pieces to . set-~sobaeahinl.
new for this MARKET also very low for CASH
have now on nhaa the largest and NEST COM
plate stock cf Hqa and ordinary Furniture ever
ollsrsd III tho Dayton Mashel,
NJ. 0HaaER
sept3tf' Corner Main and "a Stfi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-30
M0RRILL'S
$ IF FL Il AT I N G.
Smoothing Iron.
o. i. MORRILL, Patentee, Boston.

.THIsTRON ls IlIsATED WITH AN AL.
4 cohoi Lamp, which is attached 70 Il with 4
npring, which can be put on aud taken on with
p.eaefe. It takes but 10 minutes TO put the ton In
fekdincsa for work, and Il viii fcmain long
Il Is required. The heat may be regulated be de-
sired fhc srOnH are Of the uauai weiEhtu, and the
lamp 10 iuounl0rsnoe and 1t u Farfsnted NOT TO
cents per hour,
Tho eelf-heatlng Iron is certainly one OF the
gfoateEf Inventions Of tho age, and ihe ladies will
thank the inventor for hia SKIN In saving them q
roasting over stove; and those who buy the fuel
will look upon him a benefaGtor OF the pocket.
These Smoothing Irona may be hAd Al the shoe
Store OF l.. DUvIN0ER, Third street, near TIE
Xenia Depot or al the residence OF the Agent, 90
East Third street.
w. G.. CRUTCHFfELD,
Aran4 fau Afs-4l-a---llls =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13
Cuba.

jefferson Davis of Mississippi propo-
SEES to take Cuba by an attachment
against Spain as an absent, fraudulent
or absconding debtor. 1t Is claimed
that Spain is largely indebted to our
citizens; that her agents have commit
ted serious outragcs upon them and
sacrificed their property to a large
amount. Mr., Davis proposes that the
Federal government shall notify Spain,
and demand payment of the indebted
ness and in default thereof that an at
tachment issue with directions TO our
naval constablcs to seize the Island of
Cuba.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13

nA When any ofour merchants visit
Cincinnati to purchase anything in the
Hardware line, they will find it to their
advantage to call at the establishment of
LATMIER, CoLBURN & LUpToN, on
Pearl Street. You will find our former
townsman, j. "a. HUBBELL, on hand
ready and willing to sell all you want
in their line, cheap and good. Give
them a call.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13
LThosOlio Statesman.

a 1atesHumber of the Statesman uni
noppses a change in the editorial de-
paetme4te of tAstapaper Hon, GEO. w.
MANNSPESN97 having beeoueIs Editor
apF PROPRIETOR, assisted by SMITH and
FosTER, the late editors. Col. Nanny.
penny is an energetic aud talented wri-
ters apds q man of force of eharao-
Ter. During the administration of Mr..
Pierce, Col. NJ. received the appoint
ment of Commissioner Of Indian AT
fairs md at another time was elected
D thesden oefacy Member of the Board
6faPdblic Works, both Of which posi-
fi6ns he filed with honor and credit
I'VE have no hesitacy in saying, that the
Statesman, under its present manage
ment, will be one of the best conducted
Political papers IN the Union Its edi-
aersaarerall men of well known ability
as swTiters, and must make the paper
worthy tho confidence and support of
tic Democracy of Ohio. a as4
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13
The=LondOn Times on the Press
identS MeSSaSe,

The London Tines says, in its issue
received BY theseteauer North America,
"that there is nothing in the message
that can be called more than usually
Interesting. Whether the Chief Mag
%iefrate of the United States discusses
domestic or foreign affairs, we hear only
what we might of expected; at home ma
terial progress, and abroad visions of
terrific rial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT make upthe
substance of his communication" 1t
then briefly criticises its points, and
says In regard to external affairs
"For a peaceful nation the United
States are certainly most unfortunate in
their political relations. A quarrel with
the United States on some subject or
other is a matter of course; without one
a Presidents message would read tame
and meager. MIR. Buchanan therefore
~evinces a laudable anxiety to keep one
in reserve. Great Britain having given
UP the right of search, Mr.. Buchanan
pays us many compliments upon our
moderation, but declines to suggest any
means by which Spaui1alh or South Amer
lean ships hosting the United States flag
can be interfered with"
1t then refers to Mr.. BUcnANANts ref
erenee to the slaye-trade, and his ORR
ginal proposition for its suppression,
and says that his arguments in regard
to the cession of Cuba are such as Ha-
man might have used when he waited
to purchase the vineyard which was night
to his palace, and that it would be su-
perfuous to point out tho exquisite
force of the argument. The Times then
sketches the Presidents views in
regard to Mexico and Central America.
concludes as follows: Foa2
s:It is evident that the utter decrepi3'
tude of the Spanish race, both north and
south of the Isthmus, is about to lead
the virtual supremacy of the Anglo
Americans in the. whole of the tropical
regions.
"Thcre is no need of effected moder-
alton on their part, and PHILANTHROPY
which few VIII credit. The fact is plain
enough that Mexico and Central Amer
lea, and the great Spanish Island, will
soon be under their sway, direct or in
direct. For our own part, we see little
to regret in the prospect, excep: the ex-
tension and p~crpetuation of slavery in
Mexico and the other new Territories.
But that the Americans might gain in
the end by forming States und II the
equator we do not bel eve. The Euro
pean race becomes not only %cnfcebled.
but demoralized, BY a residence between
the tropics ,andt'le Republic has already
suffered enough from the mon of the
South to make it cautiousehow it turns
the Spanish main into the home of
American citizens"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13
Mexico.

Tile NO: Picayuse's s. correspondence
at Mexico, under date Of Dec. 20, says
aGpadlajara has boen rotaken by the
Government. It,Rll on the fifteenth,
after an attack of one day. TheLiber-
ais, with all their advantages of superb
or force, good positions, Qualifications,
artillery, &c., have been whipped and
retired. The condition Of the aeo untry
is daily becoming worse,p 'ss3
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13
rmThe Charlottesville Advocates ay

reGThe Charlottesville Advocates ,
The demand for slaves exceeds anything
we ever before witnessed in this county.
The rriees gwen are, enormous. From
twelve to 6itsen hundred dollars for
nier, and from a thousand to thirteen
hundred for women, are the limits in
which We have known slaves sold in tie
last few days.
G5vERNoR OF NEBRAsKA-The
Washington Star says it is conidently
given out con the A enue" that the.
Hon. Samuel w. Black, one aof the
United States Judges for Nebraska, wi I
be appointed Governor of that Territory,
and that his present position viii be
filed by a prominent citizen offieorgia,
whose friends are pressing ham1for Il.
ny The appearance of the treasona.
BILE address from the Alabama League
of United Southerners induces the MN
-phis Eagle, a prominent Southern paper,
to say that, if its -signers had their de-
serts, they would be hanged as high as
Hannah" mEhe number of persons in
the United States who think, it is time
to. eemmence hanging. Disuniopists in
the North and South isinereasipgs Tho
strength, Of tbs, Government upon the
@rascals might as well be tried first as
tasb Iii ri HeT a.i as e1a
HUNG H1MsELF!-George Weaver,
WhosWasa arrested a short time ago, on
charge of stealing carpenter tools, aud
con6hea-h the Jail, hanged himself this
aDerning baHcoeut his bed tick to- pie
acss, about 10 o'clock, and fastened q
end arouudshissn neck and the other tpa
piaceeoh the wall ofhis cell, and sWsAg
of. He was, found by his fellow pEAs
oners, eutfdown. and after being eassiea
where g 9eouid' get fresh air he 5000
revired.LR dyton Empire.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13

PoLYGAMA.-A c learn from Wash
ington that a bill for the suppression of
polygamy in Utah and all other terrific
ries, will be introduced at an early day
Congress, and lie vigorously pressed.
So it should be. IT is rather unfair thu t
one man in Utah shouli nave thirty
wives, whilst the President of this great
nation has none
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-13

AZEaZE 49,
sa4 The Preble County Democrat is
opposed to the nomination of III. B.
Payne, as the next democratic candidate
for Governor, on the ground that he
cannot harmonic the party. W. are
not aware that there is any want of har-
mony in the ranks of the Democracy of
ohio.-Spriaqfca Press,
No, not exactt''SS a twant of harmony"
but if Payne should receive tis.e nomina-
ton the Press and some more Of his
admirers, would soon discover that they
had swoke up the wrong passenger
Tho Press must know that Mr.. Payne
made himself generally obnoxious to a
large number of Demserats, by his fool
ish and violent assault upon the Adj
ministration, during the late discussion
of the Kansas matter, and the senti-
-ments then expressed by him are yet
fresh in the nremefy of the democracy
of this meek of woods" so that his
nemipatiop would only tend to weaken
our chances Of success in the next can
vass, if not create a division in our
ranks. For these reasons we oppose
his nomination. S s,-r eae
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