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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-02
STATE CONvkNTIOs.

Republican State Convention to nominate candidates
for STATE Ocers Electors Of Pre- sdent and Vice Pres
dspt and for the transaction Of other business will be
hold in tn, Cy Of Detroit at Merrill Hall, Thursday,
Jsns !, II A. ~ The several counties will send two
Delegates for each Re in the lower branch Of
the state legislature and every organized county having
10 Representative wid be entitled u one delegate
The foiIo~ing adopted by the Republican State
Cooysaticn, August 18th, 1855;
Resolref That in the opinion Of this Convection the
appointment Of any individual to represent any county
IN which does reside should not be recognized in
apy future Inventions and that the state Committee be
Instructed make CALI for future Conventions accord
ipgly. T. Z WALhEk,
j. w. TIIIMAS,
C. A. TROWBRIDGE,
ES Com. Of Pep state Cent1 Committee.
u-troit Ami Il. l.GU
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-02

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A boy, whose -
We have not been able to learn, was accaoenS
shot and frightfully wounded while hum
the town of White Lake, On Tuesday - ~
boys were out sporting, when the accident p
pened, and had wounded squirrel vhicA =, -
into hollow log. The gun was laid on " -
and one of the boys, in scraInbling oye II
piece, discharged it, the contents
~adding-lodging in the abdomen OF tne X,
lad, and causing q terrible flesh Wound =.
Henderson, of This city, was called 70 af:eoa =.
poor boy, and succeeded in eItricanne
charge. He returned last evening ana
the lad in fair way 10 recover.-G. X. Ses~'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-02

AMERICAN MAUFAcrUREs AT TRoY.-W +.
Burden, ESQ.,, Of Troy, has received orders from
the Austrian Government for his machines TOR
making horse shoes for the Austrian army Two
Of these machines went out by one of the late
steamers, and some of them are in Russia and q
number Of them in England. A high compli-
ment TO the skill of American manufactures.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-02

NKwArSo CouSIT.-Ths Repuhicans
waygo county have elected I. q. Cocgf.;.s
E. h. Gray, delegates to the State Cos's
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-05-02
CONNKCrlcUr.-The n. Y. Tribune of Tues

CONNKCrIcUr.-The n. Y. Tribune of Tues.
day says:
Connecticut. it was supposed from the close
ness Of the vote and the fact that some of the
Republican candidates ran behind Gov. Buckinc.
ham in the cities, might have chosen one or two
Of the Democratic State candidates; but the Re-
publicans are all elected-as follows:
Republican. Democratic
Govsrnor-BackinSham,ii, ass Seymour, 43 81.
Seat. 10. Buckingham's plurality 49, ST.
l.. Gov-CatGn. .......+,l 5S English. SO
Seat. 8. Catln's plurality ...........6I3
Secretsry-Boyd.. "A Jos Stevens t3 s35
Seats Boyds plurality.
Ireasurer-Hendee 80. ,5lI Kingsbury - IS ,,9l
Seat j. Hentee's plurality
Controller-Buell. ~ $50 Taylor .43 $50
Scat 9. Buell's plurality, 40
Each of the Republican candidates, it will be
seen, has clear majority, though certain blum
ders Corrected above) in township returns re-
duced Mr. Boyd's official majority to 13S, and
Mr.. Buell's to 29s.
The official vote for Governor by counties is as
follows:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
DIR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
FOR THE CURE OF


CONSERVATION. Decline Asthma, Bronehe',s
Wasting Of flesh, Might Sseat. sp1s'"e
BLOOD, W1oopmg Cough. Difficulty o.
Breathing. Colds. Coughs, Influenza, PhM.
isie Pain in the Side and all hseases Of the
Lungs. 1T IS UNEQUALED.
We have certificates Of the strongest and
mo positive nature. from the following par.
ties who are we'll known in the places where
they live: One from John Rnnyon. Waverlv.
Iowa. of his oxn son. One from Samuel Lea
man, Camden, Elillsdalc Co., Mich Of ee.
loved daughter. One from Eli Bndd, OF
Athens, III. who was given up BY ak doctors.
One from Dr.. A. G. Doom. Bloomfield, Iowa.
. physician Of twenty years practice. Ono
from Robert c. Shinn, Of Marion, Iowa. OF
consnnaptive daughter cured. Ons from NJ
NJ. Van Doa.in, Springfield ILL.,. a. the remedy
FOR Lung diseases. me from fifteen phvsi.
ciaa. certifying it 70 30 better adapted to
pulmonary diaeascs than any other known
remedy, rs they hare tried them all. One
from W. Wentworth, chicago, H.. Of .
cough Of nine years standing-an astouish.
ing cure. One from Harriet Cummins, Gin.
cinnati, O, cured of severe bronchial diff.
Guilty, raising blood, &c. Ono from John
Dempster, residence corner Pearl and West.
ern Row, Cincinnati, Owe certify to the
genuincnass Of the above certificates. and could
furnish hundreds Of others of q nature quite
a. interesting to all suffering from any disease
Of the Lungs and Throat.
JOHN D. PARK.
Proprietor, l24 Lake Street, Chicago
Sola By all drusgists
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
DIR. BAKERS

DIR. BAKERS
p n I N PA N Il C. E. 4 +,
FOR the cure Of pain, both externally and
= insernally-.the greatest pain.curing rem.
sdy yet scovered. Pain cannot long exist
where this remedy 10 faithfully used.
GrvEITA FAIR TRIAL!
FOR PAIN in TIE Stomach, Back or Berels
burns, Bruises cuts s,rslhngs Cole, Diar.
rhoa, asd Rkeumatism, Hea9.as1e, Tootk-
aehsand Ear-aehs.
Il cures, almost instansaneously, Chronic
diseases. such rs Dyspepsia, weak breast, L;v.
or complaint General debility. fever and
ague Canker or Sore Throat, weak eyes, spine
and Kidney disease Old Sores Coughs.
In the above mentioned diseases Il only
needs to be faithfully used. and cure is GER
tain. JOHN D. PARK.
Proprietor, dealer 10 Patent Medicines, Fan.
cy goods and Toilet articles, l24 Lake street.
Chicago. 70 whom all orders should be cd.
dressed
Pace IS eta. 50 cta, and 81 per bottle.
For sale by J. s. LAWYER. New Oregon.
R. T. Sutton. Alton. Weiser Brothers, Deco.
rah. ino IS : mol
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOWARD COUNTY.
John Cousay,
U.s. In ChAncory June
James Carroll, { Term 1860.

- AtVWUT UOuOys
To James Carroll + A,tAsr Ronsn Defendants
VoU and each Of you s.s hereby notified
= that there il now on die in the Office of
the clerk Of the district court If Howard
county lows, petition Of James Conray.
claiming OF you the sum ofthree hundred dol.
lars - money justly due him on your pramis.
sorry note dated March, 25th 1856, with q.
terest thereon ct the rate Of ten per cent per
anunm since the date Of the same and also
praying for the foreclosure Of . mortgage
made and sxecuted BY you to him to socure
the payment Of sad nete and caring even
date therewith, and that unless yoa appear
ct the next term Of the district court to be
held in said county, and answer thereto on or
before the morning Of the second day thereof
your default will he entered and . judgment
and decree will be rendered against you ~
prayed for in said petition.
New Oregon March 10Th 1860. ln22)
w r. MEAD,
Solicitor fr Petitioner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
GEORGE Eek,

nEALER in groceries Of all kinds inclu
II ding the staple articles Q coffee, cand
fes, cinnamon, crackers, candy. cigars, dried
ruit, friction matches, green apples, mola~cs
nuts raisins rice, soaps, sugars. spices sal.
cratus. starch, syrup salt, teas black and
green, tobacco. plug, smoking and fine. cut
Produce taken in exchange for goods-mar'
ket prices paid. MO.
CON, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
"BROAD AXE"
Before purehasing elsewhere.
MccREcoR, February l7th, is6oyl


SHEKIFFS SALE,
QY virtue eta special sxseution issued out
- Of the once Of the Clerk Of the distr;c,
Court Of Howard Ccunty lows. and to me di.
reeted and delivered whereby ! ON commandcd
to make the sum Of q, 265 snd 90 cents, be.
sides costs Of suit and accruiug costs, out Of
the premises described ~ follows IL vii.
The west half Of the northeast quarter oi
section ~ ths north east quarter ofsec. 20
tho West half Of the .onth
east quarter Of section thirteen, tie east hall
Of the southwest quarter Of section thirteen,
the northeast quarter Of the north.raft quar-.
ter efsect;os twelve, the esss halfof the north
west quarter Of section twelve, in 4ownship
one hundred, north Of range twelve west, lso
the southwest quarter ofsection two in town.
ship n'nety.nine north Of range eievc0 west,
also the southeast quarter Of section twsnty,
he part Of the weat half Of tho northeast
quarter Of section 10 inciud.nx sixty
acres thereof the southeast quarter Of section
thirty.three the east half Of the south.west
quarter Of section twenty; the east half Of the
north. west quarter Of section twenty nine the
southwest quarter Of section thirty.four. and
the northwest quarter ofths southeast quar-.
ter Of soetina twesty nine, township one hun.
dred north ofrange eleven. west to satisfy a
Judgment that VIM. P Emmert, obtsinea
against s. +. Carey, aad }. w. Carry. Nov
therefore in pursuance Of t.e command in
said writ contained shall procesd to EEL all
the right title and interest which s. L. Carey
and j. w. Carey, had On the 2ist, day Of
August 1855. or any time thereafter ID or
TO the shove described property ct the New
Const House in Vernon Springs Iowa on the
18th. day ofApril 4. D 1860, 1t the hour II
ten O'Clock Of that day.
Vssnon Springs February roth. 1860 fn2sl
PHlNEAST. SEARLES, Shex,f
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

focornorated iAio-Charter neroetuai.-
c..h oap;..S =, non ooo shsoiutr AKA un;n,
w.. '"P, ~. "a,vIH. ~ toIs -, 20 "a -.
P" 0 80 SUITS" ".. ~ 81 .,r 49, ~
I ITngo -, ~ !, ono ono ofloosa.s m : hssn
~ ~ r.. i...,ss.e. Cnm~sm, = ~.
paw y '.s sr ~" r.,.s IS saiEs%. I,s.,'
t r"~. ~, hs ..n.rsn. S.on, Tia Soi,ov;".
'.''S0 "''. w .PP'o. ,r '"o
Losses rad 6y she ZEtn0 D'tTtng
the Past Fype Years:
10 OHIO. s 81 % %
=, v go Gao an
II kentacky, sos's.s ~
Missouri sos'S.o " -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

b. F. FOBES & BROTHER
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Suffolk Hogs
New Oregon. Iowa. (ncS-3m]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
ChiIls and Fever Chills and Fever,
Chi1s ard Fever Chile and Esver.

Ooe OF the greatest remedies that vas ever
- laid before the public for
ChRlSI1E'S Fever and Ague. and which
has received tho highest
ACUE econiums from the pres
and the people is On
BALSAM. ChalsrIr's Acur RALsAm.
Who would endure the tor.
ture Arising from this terrible disease, when
il car be 80 easily cured! Who would endure
s'sepless nights, burning fevers. and lev
,lis,N!ternately, when remedy can be OBJ
families linger out painful existence under
this deadly blight. sad do nothing but eulp
down quinine, until it becomes a. conmcn g
their daily meals, and yet they are not 70.
iieved. None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to procure this valuable usedi
cinc, and save themselves intense agony.
Wabash Adroeate)
Tho above is only one Of the numerous "a.
vorsble notices Of FREQ ard unararmeled
press. When such powerful friend Is IN
Press speaks in it's favor, Il cannot he de-
terained otherwise than pcp1Ier.
- JOIN D. RA1Ef Proprietor.
124 Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold by all druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

FOR SALE ATIHIS OFFICE.
QLANK Deeds, ofthe style approved by the
~ OiEcers Of tho County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

Blanks Of all kinds furnished on short ma
tice and at as liberal rates, as at any ol6co 10
Northern Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

STATE OF IOWA IN DISTRICT COURT
HOWARD COUNTY.
4. w. Saitsr, J
E. Brownell\
To Eghsrt Bros1neN, Defendant:
SIR yen arc hcrby notified that there IA
- now on Gle 10 the ONCE Of the CLERK Of
y Q district court of Howard county Iowa. .
petition Of Arthur w. Salter, aiming Of you
the sum Of twenty four Dollars IN gsther with
interest thereon at the rate If six per cent per
annmu from and since tho 18th, dav Of Dec.
1855, ~ none: justly due him On your prom.
issory motto dated on or about the 18th day Of
Dec. 1856, and that un.e you app, az 1t the
next term Of ths district court Of said cnunty
and answer thereto ON or before the morning
Of the second day thereof our default vi I
b entered and Judgment rendered against
you, thereon together with the costs Of suit.
You are also notified that . writ Of attach.
msnt has been sued out IN the said esss TO
aid in the en- lection ofssia demand.
Dated New Oregon Iowa March I'd, 1850.
w. r. MEAD, Atty for Paints. tn37l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

9. y. MuNsoa, CIV. FIERCE
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Aunson 4 Fierce, proptistors, have con
stantly On hand . good assortment Of lumber
aud lath, cheap rs the cheapest, (iyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
THE ESTION ARTS ES,
Z l. READY

ITO adm;tthat eastern men a,cc ~ SSack IN
= New Oregon - blackherreis are In Sep
tember, aad. that A. J. Mintey has opened q
ia Tor shop in New Oregon, opposite the store
Of Nuasou & Pierce, where he will hold him.
&c { ready 1t all times to give those fsvor,ug
him with their patronage the most part;csla
its. Cutting done At al times, and warrant.
ed to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

/ DRAM FAvILLE
President ofths Board Of Edacation. ),
peosnbss 2sth, 1859
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

AN ACT providing for the boundaries Of
diek! IT. IN certain cases
@scrsox I. Be it enacted by tie Board Of
EIueatiox Of tie State Of Isvc, That in al
cases whore that portion Of any sub-district
lying in different civil township from the
one in which the school house Of such sub.
district is situated sh H. be entirely uninhati-
ted then and in that case said uoinhabite,l
portion Of su,h sub-d;strict shat mako and
constitute . part Of the school district Of the
OWL township in which it 10 situated.
SEC. This act 10 take effect from and
after disqualification.
ORAN FAVlLLE,
President ofthe Board Of Education.
nsosmbsr Path, 1889.
State Of towa--SS.
I Thomas H. Benton, IT,, Secretary of tho
Hoard Of Education Of the State Of Iowa, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Acts arc
trsly copied from the original rolls on iile in
my ofice
In testimony whereof. have hereanto sab'
ser.bsd my name, at the City Of Dss Moinss,
this 9Th day Of january, n. D. 1860.
THOMAS H. BENTON, il,
Secy Of the Board Of Education.
Il DRAM FAvILLE,
pss6dent ofths Board Of Edacation.
u -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06

To SPoRTsMEN.-Among the new advertise
ments in this issue of the PATRIOT will be
found that of Mr.. FRANK J. BIrTERIIcH, who
has recently opened a gunsmith's shop over
Barkhorn's on Deaderick street. We called
in at bis shop few days after he commenced
work here, and were surprised to find that
we have in our midst workman whose guns
and pistols are equal in every respect to
those of Eastern manufacture, and some have
even pronounced them superior to all others.
For some three or four years Mr.. BITTERLIcH
has been associated with SCHNEIDER & CO., of
Memphis, which house is justly celebrated
for the superiority of its work.
We had thought, until we saw some of Mr..
BITTERLICH's work, that the far-famed Der
ringer was the pistol, out after testing both
the "Derringer' ard Mr.. BITIERLICH's pocket
pistols, we are strongly inclined to yield the
palm to the latter. In view of this fact, We
would suggest to all who wish to procure a
double-barrel shotgun, rife, or pistol of the
most beautiful finish and of the most superior
kind, or desire to have repairing done in the
most workmanlike manner, that they call
upon Mr.. BTTTERLICH. We know that what
ever work he undertakes will be executed in
the very best style. Drop in and examine
specimens of his work.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06

THEATRE.-The Cincinnati Dramatic Com
pany made their first appearance in this city
on Saturday night. The play selected was
Ingonaar. Mr.. CHAPLIN personating the Barba-
rian pretty well-MRs. LIEwELLEN.s Parthe-
MIA was respectable-the other characters
were well played. The song by Mrs. FAN
SEY DENHAM ROUSE was executed admirably.
The dance by Miss LIEwEILEN was received
with rapiurous applause. We did not see
the afterpiece, but understood it went off
finely.
The play tonight is canalLe, which is quite
favorite piece in this city. The farce of
Orr Gal winds up the entertainment, and we
hope to see better house in attendance than
Saturday.
The favorite, HARRY Rowland. is with this
Company, and has much improved in his
business. Go and see him. We see he has
been getting married to beautiful little
girl. She also acts with the Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
pnx,,Havaua Lottery.

ma following numbers drew Ile p IlClE711 II
the drawing Of July 18th, 1850
NJ Prlzes- Nos Prizes Nos. TICS TICS
"a Gao sI0o 90 700 $50 600 y 235 $1,000
s,5O7 5000 1877 2OooO -
Numbers 6s5, 1855, 1431, 1885, $685. 49,, oO'-
e122, 7IO1 1925, TT76, 1908, sSH5, sie1 slz5' $50
s5ss, 1o449, II ,223, Ii sol, i2IO2S, 12'lEO' IZ"s
1o SIS. IL sss, II OO4, 15,525, 1925 81 Io'.iS
1854 1s 255, $50 20 ,lO5, eo,e9e, Il i4s y oio
"a zss o. 800 % 5s7. "a ,7Oi, 49,, 2547s, 25,1l6
Ok os5 % 40. q e47, oil, IS se2, 2s .s9a, drew
$1,000 each.
.sTbe $50 goo prize, / am informed, vas drawn by
,I.ssrs Tes-er Co s,-Eztract Of HaoanG COrTesPOH
,y,e, Of Charleoa Mercury Published July 80, 1850
m. no., drawing of this celebrated Lottery viii
TAX, ,ace on the 4th of August. For particulars see
advertisement in another column.
sug3-d&tTi-w1ts Dun k"Di'i"' r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06

The editor is CHARLES NJ. CARROLL, ESQ.,
brother to the ex-Postmas ter at Memphis. He
has the reputation of beipg welI-posted poll
itician and an able writer, and will no doubt
make good fight for DOUGLAS and JOHNSON.
The pull of the Breckenridge Democracy is
all the way up hill ia this contest, and so far
as fighting them is concerned, he will have
an easy time of it. We welcome the DtDao-
erOa into the ring. and wish it long life and
prosperity. If it should ever get into tight
place, as newspapers sometimes DO, and want
to get some money out of Bank, why-we
can't endorse for it. bat will 20 around and
recommend il to the Board.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
s,R. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DIS IAiIS,

DR. KING formerly OF New York Tor
the last four years of Louisville, Ky :,
2k$9 and who has devoted his attention to
tie treatment private diseases Tor 80 years, nat
Iegs himself having attended 10 practice Tor so ma
ny years and cured many thousands, he Is era-
bied To cure all diseases of private nature, no mat
ter how bad they may be from iuJndlclous medical
treatment, from neglect of their OWL DR.. King :
Dspensaryi IS No % Deaderiek street, between Cher
~ and the Square, second story, wherehe cures all
diseases OF private nature
GoNcRRHEA cured without nauseOus medicines or
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES Of ole recent dale, effectualIy cured
Where 4 Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
mines the constitution SO much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases ofthe skin grow ing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, be eecctualIy
cured IN few days
SEMINAL WEAKsEs--Particular attention having
been given to this disease, and all the cOnsedueuc,s
growing oat of il brought on in many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youths and ex
cessiye indulgence OF the passions neglect of which
will undermine the constitution, dering the sinh
iect unfit business society and sing prer
ture old age
Females who may be IabOring with any oiflcuty
OF the Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case v IIh fee enclosed directed 20 Dr. A
King No p DeadeTck street, Nashville, Tenn will
have the necessary medicines sent &c their address
with necessary directions. Strict secrecy observed
Office honrs from O'Clock in the morning until in
the evening. jay1o-indAw1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
-'he Meeting Saturday Night-G en-
BarrON,s speech.

-'he Meeting Saturday Night-G en-
| Barrow's speech.
The announcement that Gen WASHINGTON
| BARROW, of Edgefeld, would speak at the
| Market House Saturday night, called together
| large meeting of the people from all parts
| of the city. Gen. BARROW is a private citi-
zen. andrarely migies in political strife.
He fought bravely, and calamity, and eff
| GENTLY, both upon the stump aud the toipod,
for the old Wing banner in the days of Gen
HARRISON and HENRY CLAY, but for years he
has been engaged in the quiet pursuits of a
private citizen, leaving the affairs OF party to
those who are politicians by profession. In
this, contest he knows, a. do all men of COM
prehensive mind and patriotic impulses, that
our Union is. in danger of being overthrow by
the selfish and unholy ambition of political
adventures, and feels that no true friend to
the country should indulge in q mastery in
activity" in the midst of such danger, leav-
ing
-'Her lanees untitled. her trumpets unblown''
In the fine old days of political chival-
~, when the Wing party in Tennessee
and Kentucky constituted the Red-Cross war
riors of the Union, Gen BARROW was among
the bravest of the gallant knights who led
those daring legions to battle and to victory,
and it is matter of eongratulation to our
party that in the midst of this great struggle
for the Constitution and the Union,
when the battle RACES loud and long,
And the stormy tenpests blow
we shall have bis strong arm and broad ex-
perience to aid us in the fight.
His speech at the Market House Saturday
night, one OF the most logical and argument
alive we have heard during the canvass, was
listened to with deep attention by an unusu-
ally large crowd, and we are sure it accom-
plished no little good for our cause. 1t is TO
be hoped that Gen. BARROW will deliver the
same speech throughout the district during
the canvass. We say the same speech, be-
cause we think it would be difficult for even
the speaker himself to make another better
suited to the demands of the canvass.
Three cheers were given with hearty good
will for BELL and EVERETT and the Union at
the close of the speech, and then three for
Gen. BARROW were given with the same spirit
and enthusiasm
After q brief but pointed speech by C. W.
NAScE, Esq, Zone Of the most sensible and
thoroughly posted politicians in our midst,
though he seldom appears upon the stump,
the meeting dispersed, all being more than
pleased with the "night's entertainment