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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21

HAMLIS A FRFE NEoRo.-One of the editors
of the Southern Democrat alludes as follows to
the charge that Hamlini is q free negro
Some pretend to doubt the truth Of the state
ment that Hannibal Hamlin is free negro.
We believe it--not that he is mulatto by a.
ny means; but the writer Of this article has OF:
ten heard it said in Maine, by those who knew
him, that he had negro blood in his veins-nor T
ever keard it denied. He is said to have all
that coarsenessF Of features which is strong evi-
dence ofAfrican extraction. His cemple xion is
dark. He claims, we believe, to be Of Portuguese
descent, thing by no means Incompatible with
a negro admixture in his veins, when we take
into view the looseness OF morals in those por-
tions OF this continent which were settled from
Portugal. We have rot made this allusion to
Ham!in's origin until we had duly considered
all we have heard or read on the subject. We
have, therefore no doubt that negro will rule
over this people for the next iour years, if those
who would wait for "overt' acts are to bo con-
suited, '"' '3 "
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DiUsherin.

We understand that this fearful disease is
raging in some parts of this county.
On our first page we give an article from the
Providence Post, giving the cause Of the dis
ease. A correspondent of the Cincinnti Ga
zette, gives the following cure for the disease
lie says:-- af7. . -.--.- "a. w..
: In the early stages of the complaint, which is
always accompanied by soreness and swelling
Of the threat let the patient use simple solu.
tion of salt and water, as gargle, every fifteen
minutes. At the same time moisten piece of
flannel with solution of the same kind, made
warm as the patient can bear it, and bind it a.
round the throat, renewing it as often as the
gargle is administered, and in the mean time
sprinkhDg fine salt between the flannel and the
neck. Use inwardly some tonic or stimulent
either separately, or il the prostrstion be great
use both together. This streatment, as may be
seen is simple, and ifdsed in the earlier stages
Of the disease, will effect complete cure.
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the ''many ills flesh is heir to" is so
prevalent, so little undersood, and much neglec
ted as Costiveness. Often originating in CARELESS
ness or sedenary habits; it is rega ded as slight
disorder OF too little consequence TO exc te anxiety
while in rea lily II is the precursor and companion
OF many of the most TAT oil and dangerous diseases
and unlese early eradicated It will bring the suffer.
er to an untimelv grave Among the lighter evils
OF which costiveness is the usual attendant a re
Headache, Collie, kheuma tism, Foul Breath, Piles
and others of like nature. while loug train of
trlghtinl diseases such as Malignant Fevers, Alb
&C sses, Dysentery Diatrhea, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy
Epilepsy, Para ysis, Hysteria, llypochondrasis.
Melancholy and Insanity, first Indicate their pres.
ence in the system by this alarming symptom
Not unffeqnendy ihe diseases named originate in
Constipation, but take on an independent existence
u'less the cause is eradicalec in early stage
From all these Considerations it follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when.
ever 1t oc urs, al no person should neglect to get
box OF Cephalic Pills on the first appearance OF
the complaint, as thei, timely nse will expel the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe TO human Lille. & ,IE4 - iT
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vi 0TThe story g ing the rounds oI the Doug
las and black republican press, that that excel
lent tjurist and pure Democrat, Judge BARLEY,
made aglori6cation speech at black republi-
can meeting over Lincolns election, is false
hood maDuacturedout of whole cloth. How a
man with the standing Of John X. aGlessner,
editor OF the Mansfield Shield and Bannef,sho'd
give currency to such falsehoodis more than
we can divine. lie must have sunk low. 70
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Notice.

i To Stockholders and Creditors Of the Steu-
benvile and Indiana Railroad Company: ov1
A plan Of re, e,organzing the affairs Of this
Company has been submitted which has recei.
we'd the assent Of large portion Of the inter.
ests involved. It is vital that afl interested
should by the first day Of January next, signify
their approval or disapproval. b, sgeg o. =
The plan can be seen at the office ofthe Sec
resary and urgently call upon all stockhol
ders and creditors to give the subject their ear
ly attention. mad 7h a;isa
THOMASL L. JEWETT, Receiver.
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An Important DccisiOn Coming
.-..f. .. .saaf S0OR -.. rrs Ht 'EE


It has been asked whether the United States
Supreme Conrt will not adjudicate the pending
Territorial question, that is the right of Terri
torial Legislature to exclude slavery. In the
Dred Scott case, the Chief Justice gave his opin-
ion to the effect that the Territory, as a crea-
ture of Congress, could not do what Congress
could not do. But q case has arisen which will
bring that particular question directly before
the Court for decision. 1t will involve the
distinct question OF the right Of a Territory to
exclude or abolish slayery.--Should the Court
decide that the Territory cannot exercise this
power in particular case, the Territorial au-
thorities must be bound by IT.; and if in
any case the processes OF the Court should be
resisted, the United States Marshal must be
supported to any extent by the Executive Of
the United States. The case which refer to
is to come from Kansas. The Territorial ques.
tion may perhaps thus be settled by the ad-
mission Of Kansas, and by The expected decis-
ion Of the Supreme Court Washingtoa cores
ponaence Of The Baltimore San. n ...s
The above will be read with thankfulness by
all who are for putting fully and finally at rest
question which has been source OF lamentable
distraction to the Democracy ofthe Union.
That the question was virtually decided in the
bred Scott case, we think undoubtedly true;
but as that is claimed to have been obter dicta,
we hope, both for the peace Of the Democratic
party and Of the whole country, that it will now
be decided in manner so clear and emphatic
rs will remove all chances for the existence OF a
doubt as to its force and meaning. Id
vocdte.
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0~TOver excitement, and the mental care and
anxiety Incident to close attention to business or
study, are among the numerous causes OF Ner
vons Hendache. The .isordered state Of mind and
body incident to this distressing complaint is d ia
tai blow to oil energy enh ambition. Sufferers by
this disorder can always obtain speedy relief from
those distressing attacks by using one Of the Ce-
phalic Pills wileiieyer tho symptoms appear II
quiets the overtusked BRAIN and soothss the strain
ed and jarring nerves, and reaxes the tension O.
the stomach which always accompanies and ag.
gravates the disordered condition Of the b. ain.
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The WIDE-AwAKEs.-It is generally under.
stood among the various Wide Awake organi,
zations in the North, that they will meet in
Washington on the 4th OF March next, to see
Abe Lincoln inaugurated. Not less than 100
600 Of them are expe sted to be present What
will Gov. Wise and Virginia say to that? II
win be remembered that the Wide -Awakes was
the original title Of John Browns band Of ma.
rauders.-N Y. Dan Book. '4 '@f ,"1'''
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pr Headache is the iavorte sign by which ma.
ture makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state of the brain, and viewed in this
light il may be looked on as safeguard intended
TO give notice OF dsease which might ott erwtse
escape attention, till too late to be remedied; and
indication shonld never be neglected Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz. Symptom
attic and ldopatbic Synptomatic Headache is
exceedingly common and is the precursor Of great
variety OF diseases. among which are Apoplexy,
Cont, Rhenmn tsm and all febrile diseases. In its
nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach constituting sick headache OF hepauc
disease constituting bilious headache; of worms,
constipation and other disorders of the bowels. as
vel as renal and uterine affections Diseases of
the heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; AnRmia and plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion hendache. ldioputhic
4 Headache is also very common, being usually dis
tinguished by the name of nervous headache
sometimes coming on suddenly tn a state Of ap-
parendy sound health and prostrating at once the
mental and physical energies, and in other instan-
ces it comes on slowly. heralded by depression OF
spirits or hcerbity of temper In most instances
the pain is iu the front OF the head, over one or
both eyes. and sometimes provoking vomiting un-
der this class may be named Neuralgia.
For tbs treatment of either class of Headache
the Cephalic Pills have been found sure aud safe
remedy, relieving rhe most acute pains in lew
minutes, and by lis subtle power eradcating the
disease OF which Headache is the unorring index
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21
MISCELL "a N E o q s .

TIE AnAIsanATIoS OF LANGUAGES There is q
growing tendency in this age TO appropriate the
most expressive words ofother languages and a.
ier awhile 70 incorporate them into our own; thus
the word Cephalie, which is from the Greek, sig-
nitying '-for the head" is now becoming popular
he'd in connection with Mr.. Spaldings great Head
ache remedy bet il will soon be used in a more
gens raj waY. and the word Ccphalic will become
as common as ElecuOtype and many Others whose
distinction foreign words has cen worn AWAY
by common usage until they seem native and to
the manor born"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21

TWENTY MILLioNs OF DOLLARS SAVED MIR
Spauding has sold two millions OF bottles of hi
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimatsd tha
each hottie saves at least ten daars worth of bro
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate OF twenty
millions OF Dollars reclaimed from total loss by
tais valuable invention. Having made bis Glue a
household word, he now proposes to do the world
sli greater service by curing all the aching heads
with h.s Cephahc Pills, and If tney are as good is
his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like
snow in July. j" '@ "s@ a'a '"'e' - q
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A ESeaI RiesS:n1

Physician. Well, Mrs. Tones, how is that head
uc hei t.f .... a. ss4..s '...-t .,.l ,...-T
Mrs, Jones Gone! Doctor. all gone! the pill
you sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and
wish you would send more so that can have them
handy.
Physician-You can get them at any Druggists
Cal for Cephalc Pills,l find they never, iaIl, and
| recommend them in all cases of Headache. .
Mrs Jones.-l shall send Tor bo directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, ioi they are
real blessing
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BRIDGET -Missus vans you to send her box of
CephnIic Glue, no q bottle of Prepared Pills.-but
l' thinking that's not just it nai'her but perhaps
yen be afther knowing what it is Ye see she's
nigh dead and gone with the sick headache, and
wants some more of that same that relaiSed her
before. +r.g- t.. -.
Druggist, You mean Spaldiug g Cephalic Pills,
eBridget,--0ch sure now and you've sed IT. here's
the q1arther and give me The Pills aud don't be oil
day about it. aithcr. b" "..@ @' t ''.7
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'nrdlY RenliZcd.

Hi ae n orribIe 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
i stepped hinto the hapothecaIies hand says hi TO
the man, "Can you hease me Of an 'eadachei''-
"Does il hacbe ard" seq e. Interestingly, -
says hi hand upon that e gave me Cephalic Pill,
hand 'pon me ON il cured he so quick that
'afdly Feulized Tad 'ad an 'eadaehe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21

GPerhaps the following, from the Spring
field (illipois) journal, Of the l4th inst, would
be interesting to the vast horde Of republican
efiice. seekers in this section t.ys4 4
To-day, and until further notice, Mr., Lin
coin win see visitors at the Executive Chamber
in the State House, from loto' ~ A. M.,and
from 3lS to 5le p. NJ, each day. VII
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WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
And sold by
H.. G. MARTIN,
Rock-hill, Kennon P. o.
.-ass sr t-s.5 Belmont County, Ohio
10
VI ID Y IN 'S5T'V0''s TON'7''7JF N''7VO
Send for Circular.


Prior to Mr.. Howe s invention, patented in 1876,
all attempts to adept mac hnery TO sewing had
proved abortive. HIS is the basis Of all success
ful machi-e Their differences, however. are
marked and important. The Committee of the
American Institute classified them according to
the stitch made and the purpose to which the ma
chine is to be applied in four classes, ls, 2nd Sd,
and 4th classihcs ton indicating the general or
der OF merit and importance. Trr f-H.f
CLASS lst, includes the lock stitch machine for
family use, and Tor manufacturer in the same
range oil purpose, and material. The Committee
has assigned this class the highest rank, on ac.
count Of the ''elacny, permanence, beauty, and
general desirabeness OF the stitching when done "
and the wide, range Of its application. At the
head Of this class they place the Wheeler & Wil-
son Machine, and award it the highest premium
This has been the uniform award for this machine
throughout the country for several years, and we
think no disinterested person will dispute It's JUS
tice and propriety
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines took the
hrs premium at the late Ha, rison County FAIR. O..
ii. &. MAJ Tin is agent frr the sale of the above
named machines in the counties OF Harrison, JET
ferson, Carroll Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe. .tf" " st'F a
October 81, l86Q-3m r u".
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TheCHhse Of the Excitemens nc the

There is great excitement in the Sou thern
States at this time on account Of the election Of
Abraham Lincoln, "a sectional candidate. J as
ss President OF the United States Is there q
cause for this excitement? That Is a question
1--WE shali undertake to answer as briefly as We
-islcan. aa.7sa 2 y 80 ..Te 5F4s5t
i.4s The following article from an exchange, will
) show what eleven Northern States of this U
n nion, have been doing to bring about this ex,
sas eitement:-" 7.f'- ia- yg7" t'41 Il
There is a good deal said, Just now, by the
Republican press, about the provisions Of the
=. Constitution" and the right to do this, that and
Z the other under them, in reference to which the
Cleveland Democrat says
''The Constitution declares in most explicit
terms, that fugitives from labor found in anoth.
,II er State shall be 6 ven up on the demand Of
! the person to whom such service is due, and
this clause of the Constitution is nullified by
eleven OF the Abolition States-in nine OF the
W. Northern States fine and imprisonment are
both imposed upon those who seek the Con-
= stitutional remedy for the recovery Of their
property.
The last number OF De Bow's Reuiew gives
an account Of the States which prohibit their
officials and citizens from aiding in the exeeu-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law in other
words, winch have nulllned and broken the
!, ;. Constitution Of the United States. They are
i as iollows: :.
Maine, Pennsylvania,
-... New York, Wisconsin, "
Connecticut Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island Vermont, s
. New Hampshire Michigan '
New Jersey. rF
sn The States which deny the use OF all public
edifcss in the aid Of the master are: s D
s Maine, Michigan,
- Rhode Island, Massachusetts,, q, {
Vermont. ss ~
~y The States which provide defense for the fu-
! gitivcs are. la -., -
49,, Maine, "a H. Pennsylvania.
-. + winconsin, r.. Michigan. -,
80 Il D.. e. 81 ~ Vermont. .,
The States which declare the slave free, II
y brought by his master into the State, are.
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
The State that declares him free, absolutely,
.. ,sv New Hampshire. ..F
.. The following are seme Of the cheerful pros.
poets before citizen ofany Southern State who
has the old fashioned notion in his head that
he is living under the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States and endeavors to reclaim his prop
erty, as provided by that instrument:
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0rThe Terre Haute Journal says that the
new crop Of corn % selling in that place at zoe
per bushel a W Hc te5 1s
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4. GTAbout one hundred and fifty thousand
sheep have been briyen out Of Vermont, and
sold at 81 to $l2 per head since July last.
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or The population efIndians is 81 ,347, 600
In 1850 il was 9so,25s. Indiana will retain
her present number sf members Of Congress.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21

G~5-The State Auditor Of Indiana, gives no.
tice that heis now prepared to redeem Ia coin
the genuine notes Of the Boone County Bank.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-11-21

We find the following advertisement in the
Steubenville papers, to which we would call
the attention of the stockholders and creditors
of the Road in this county, irii.'gq 1t
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
MAGHIN BS!
Methodist Book Concern,(

~ - ~ ~ u AD "a ~ ~ NAh ~ ~ q
~ Mcthodist Book COncern,l
~ 200. Mulberry Street., Ns,o FORK.
DEING in constant receipt Of inquiries from our
ID brethren, respecting Sewing Machines, with
requests 10 reeommend aud purchase, we have, / n
conjunction with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various machines, OF
practical value for family sewing, and hnd those
made by the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company to fully combine the essentials Of good
instrument, aud such as we can confidently re.
commend.
Having seen so favorable results from the ir use,
in our own and the households OF our friends we
are desirous tha' their benefits should be shared
by all our brethren, and hence have interested our
selves in their behalf
With best wishes your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THONls CARLToN,
JAMES FLoY, ]. PORTER,
DAkIEr Wise, ]. BEsJAMIN EDWARDS.
DAvIp TERRY, VISA Cox.
We have personally examined the various ma
chimes before the public, with anxious desire TO
place before our readers reliable information
As the result Of such examination we unhesita.
tingly recommend Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machine as TIE Machine for Family use.
@ '7- H "a c. KisGsLEY
Editor of Western Christian Advocate.
For economy % pOwOr, sa,e OF management,
variety Ot adaptation and speed OF execution, the
Wheeler g. Wilson Machine, no doubt, surpasses
all other Tor family use eff
.-.F chs : --tl-..,s d. w. CLARK.
Editor OF Ladies' Repository
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- S.~.'"f o.oSNlN, s- .3 AZ ySse''s
10 Mlcnisan, 1'Voo, on, ~
In Iows ' 100 100 It,
IT viii he sean from The above that tho Nor.
thern States are nearly all in position Of prae-
t'e@ assen'oa, lhat is' they have refused to sus-
tsd r. Inna 1as, ".n m,n;.i wa,s.a. "iUp ~
speech at Capon Springs. Virginia. remarked:
80" do not hesitate to say and repeat, that il
Lne, NoT,hern states refuse, wiiuiiy and de-
cors.;.a,,on " h;c .asnso.s ,ha ras,ora.a. ~
fugitive slaves. tho south would no LONGER be
= bound to observe the compact. bargain
broken on one side IS bargain broken on all
III. Nv
i. .cancr.ily REGARDED as good antbor;ty # The
North, the South are to-day justified in pre-
sumins that this confederation OF States, fran
g ,of mn'hh pfo'ee''0h ana oenen's' Is ~ ."
s
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s@E-'s 'se y -, = INA -. 80, ..e
ss.eu' ''rs na's $3.50 = 'n' u'''s.yI' 'se
So - - 49,, .s. 80,
@' '' -" PAS' " " 80 - '' ' :" '" Va '''' e'
sonss'a =" : d d. !, ,,,..l. .....s.,.
ha,a no S'ou'n nAs m'uop' = .vA's 'nses'su !,
~ p.Ops s'su !, 80 ~ rsrs. 80 $50
ssp -" ~ - !. T
.ons as ..e peopp = sA'' .o,s Oc 80
will'ng . iiss s''us' anu - aO'ao y s'e oon'''
a'l0n y 'ns'' sou','. 'ns,s W. nv 'ao'.'
- ths 0Ou.h r.se. sooa' W" pot.'y ~ VT"
tNessne'h Les's's'u1ss' e,e''su " 'ne ,'.ppo'
hsaa party, began 70 pass laws . p's.sa' 'asa ~
rom rsoosenas 'asn p'0pe1'y ~asn y ran 0n'
hsn 'as o0u'h ''' oesah % - eA'''e ''
Il insy Ase eAs''ep ~ u',' '''.e, aDu y"
Because aman has aeea elee!ea rres'asn'' VINO
~ asslalsa -. Inn or.oa s sa4n,s s"sss
u N,a 49, ..srs;o,ed be,atosere wll % into
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Suffering iu Kansas.

co, D.nn;so, 80, .,,o...,.. IT,, :,,., =,
'''y p'Op0'. - "as ,'e'ou the
ioiioWine aaareSs 10 tue people OF ONO. We
hope every congregation IN Harrison county
will nav heed to This call n vo, have ,o mir.
- ,.,. ......a.,...
So, = ~ '''e so'A 'oa's e' every piace
OF pubic worship IN Harrison county be crowd
ed with people on Thanksgiving day; and let
all eontrihpte liberally IN sncb bs,avolant oh
IT.. - I,
w. :. " '''o 'uiie'ins " ou' 'e'-
low citizens oi hansas. Let 1t be announced
on next Sabbath in every place OF religious wor
ship that collection will be taken IN an The
e,ua.,,.,. r,,...u.,.. 81. -
Oi'0"s ',,"' ,"'S' 'o' inns purpose hemem mel
ber' ''ihe LORD L ioveth cheerful gyer"--
ra,,, To the People of Ohio.
a, Our G.llow- citizens in larpe mariana n K.c.
sas Territory are threatened with Gm;na All,
th,;r crons bave Ea;Iad Tho;r nrosro.t;,,, A..
titut;on Is without parallel IN he b;sorv ot onr
countrv. The peopie are w;tboy. ths
means to provide themselves with food for the
approaching winter. Their Sad condition ap-
Pea,s 70 nis lne caar'.y o .ne humane everywhere
ple Of Ohio and al the States Of the Un;op s peo y
IL it not our duty, out of our abundance. to
supply the wants the people of Kansas?--
The z9th INST, has been Set apart IN many OF
the States by the proc, ANA ion OF their respec-
tive Executives for the Thanksgiving offerings
or their people. as the governor OF TINS state
far the the ,el;ss of The % nsoo oG Ksns.s T.; atsa ,Sa
seyera churches Of the State on that day. Let
the invok. the clergy TO call the earnest atten-
tion 0, ,he'r congregations 70 tins work Of char
sn. anu N, .ds g. ..ans,a;.,;nn asssnse
tons, they may be forwarded TO this Depart .
ment whance they will he promp.lv sent to
the proper authorities in Kansas ior distr;ba.
tion. N DIE la.1as 1g
BLESSED are the mere''ul Tor they shah OBJ
'A'" .i'', "'0''y ~ w npyNrsoN
ExEouqlyE DrpARrmESy. ; 'J~oI-- -.
~ -, '. A. -. ,o.n h
sg Columbus. Noy IL, 1850. s. gl #a4
.-ss.--'--'-s - ..F..
a Do"sHas Eassor EhFows oh she
20 eaT aea Mask a aa HA
The Portage Sentinel, published IN Ravsnna, in
this State, Douglas organ, throws off The mask
cd .hou,, sr -. !, s..,,u .,,,a ~ -
D '"o"' " ""s - -. '0'y "o'Ae' WI u''he
tie iatc campaign. Inc oent'nef, IN late is-
sue, says; a,...t Il. s.,s.,, .-,. .5t...s. 80,
"With feelings more Of pleasure that Of regret
we announce 20 our rea,lers that Abraham
Lincoln Is elected BY the people President Of