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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-09
Repudinssng Douglas.

The "lowa State Reporter" one of the oldest
journals in Iowa aud for over twenty years a
uniform exponent Of democratic principles, 'df-
ter mature deliberation.' refuses longer 10 sup
port the Dred Scott platform or the trump
nominee. The Reporter hauls down the name
Of Douglas and substitutes Lincoln. The ex,
planation OF causes which worked this change
on the mind of our friend Harrison, is uudoubt
edly satisfactory to large number Of his read
ers, from the fac. that over two hundred dem
ocrats came over to the Republican cause with
with vigor aud ability. and in support ofa trutl
and nobler cause.
The Wabash Plain Dealer, a warm support
or OF Douglas, has also dropped the lt.ls ian
aud come GU. for Lincoln and Hamlin.
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INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Fsper and Ague
aud Bilious Fspers. This wonderful remedy was
bought to the knowledge of the present Proprietors
by friend who has been great traveller in Pei sa
und the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he expert
enced severe attack of Fever aud que. On discov
ering his condition one of the hoatmen took from
his person an Amulet, saying, Wear this and no Fs-
rer pW touch you" Although incredulous as to its
virtues; he complied, and expere need immed diate re-
lief and has since always found il an efectuul pro-
lection from all malnrous complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed to il miraculous powers and said that il
could only be obtained from the priests of the Sum-
Sometime afterward the gentleman in conversing
with a Priest obtained from him the secret of its
preparation, and ascertainrd where the medical
heros were found of which it was compounded. The
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds OF the natives in the uous
healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been tried with
the bappiest effect BY several Ladies and Gentlemen
Of high character, who have given il the most un-
qualified praise This remedy having been q specif-
ic i'll Persia for hundreds of years for the pre-
and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyers-is
now offered to the American people,
II will be sent by mail, prepaid. with full direc-
tons for use on the receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1873 Main ST..
Richmond, Va. Branch Office Bank of Commerce
Building. New York. Address
l0-iy JOHN WILCOX BRO.
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The Syrian Murders.

The telegraph brings horrible accounts Of
blood and murder on the ancient grounds OF
syria. The Turks seems 20 have licensed the
Druses to riot and murder, which the latter
seem TO be improving The SyriOns surrender
cd their arms under pledge of protection from
the Turks, aud were then given over in their de-
fenceless condition, to be slaughtered by til,
Druses. These prosecuted SyriOns were mrm
bers Of the Greek church aud therefore dIspseC
BY the Mahomedaus. The massacre was on Sat
urasy. June "a, aud in half an hour after the
Druses were admitted to the towns, over 6o0C
strong meu were hacked TO death. The Freuel
government demands an explans ton from tn,
Turks. II is estimated that about 5000 chris
tians have been slaughtered since the 6rst blooC
was shed.
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ASSIGNER'S SALE

Samuel johnson, assignee Va Coster Haskins.
By virtue OF an order Of sale from the probate court
of wood county. OIL will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house In Perrysburgh. on
Saturday, September 22nd 1850,
between the hours Of IL o'clock. m aud O'Clock y.
OF said day the quarter Of section mum
Der twelve (l2D Of township number four raj north
range number ten (l01 east, except town lots In the
town OF Portage aud two acres south side portng
river and south half of the south east quarter of
tion number seventeen Il7l of township number
three north range number eleveh IN east, all
in wood county, oho said real estate being sold as
the property OF Collister Haskins under an assign
ment for the be e6t of creditors aud free from all
liens and incumbrances by way OF dover or other
wise. SAMUEL JOHNSON Assianee
James Murray ATTY OF Assignee l4w6A37S
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Wood County Court OF Common Pleas.
Ellen I. Howell, petitioner, VS. Allen c. Howell de.

Ellen I. Howell, petitioner, vs. Allen G. Howell de-
fendant.
Allen G.. Howell will take rotice, that Ellen 4.
Howell has fled In the court Of common pleas Of wood
county ohio, petition against him asking that the
bond OF matrimony between herself and said Allen
G. Howell may bo dissolved, annulled and held for
nought; that she be ored TO her maiden name OF
Ellen 4. Granger and that she may have reasonable
amOny assigned TO her; aud that she assigns the
cause therefor the ndultry of said Allen r. Howell
with persons known and unknown, specifically sell
forth in said petition extreme cruelty babtual
intemperance. and that said cause will be tor hear
ing at the next ensuing term Of said of common
pleas, commencing on the 23d day ef October, q.
d. 1860. JAMES MURRAY sol'r for pet'r.
14w6S38J
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"Pnn Goes the Wsnsci."

The Ohio State Journal says rumor is cur
rent that the Rrecknridse party received, in re-
sponse to their demand Tor money from the Of
Rce-holders of Ohio, The snug sum OF nearly Eve
thousand dollars. in about ten days from the
issuing Of their circular. This indicates .
"healthy state OF existence on the part the pow
ees that be. Having exhausted their corruption
fund. they are now rsplenishinS with venss'
anee. So il goes.
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Mem a0uertisements.
LECTU aSIIS.
At the UNlVERSALiST CHURCH, /

HUNTER. Subjects Physiology. Pnren.
ology, ana other matter of interest illus EHMMsAS
trated by large collection of paintings MAJ, Ne.
Admission free, Front seats reserved for the ,adss
Wood County COust of Common PIeaS..Vn.
cation after May erIn, IS60-- Civil Action.
The Dayton Michigan Italrodd Company, Plaiu-
tau, against Melissa l., Barber, Mary T. Barber aud
John l., Meredith, executor Of William Barber,
deceased, Defendants.
Defenjlnt, VINO are not residents Of the State of
OHIO, and are said to reside in the State of Indiana
will take notice that plaintiff railroad company du.
ly incorporated by act of tina General Assembly Of
the State OF Ohio, p ssed March 5, 1881, aud duly
organised thereunJor. has Sled = petition against
them IN the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, tho object and prayer OF which is to obtain
decree or judgment against said defendant in favor
OF the plantu for all that portion of the south
quarter OF section mum thrtyfour (Sl) in township
number one in the DATED States Reserve. esntan.
ing % S4leJ acres; al all that part OF river tract
number iorty-six (4ol cut ell by the Dayton Mich-
gan Railroad, containing 60 100 acres, all in Mood
county, Ohio, the legal title to which ia in defend
ants, us the heir1 at law, devsees aud executor OF
lillian Baruer, late of tue State of Indiana, deceas-
ed aud wach title was is charged in said petition
obtained by said William Barber from lillian Clark
and Elias hrsymau on the lah of September for
the use aud 6enelt OF painud. said Barber In said
purchase acting as the agent Of plaintiff and having
obtained the title TO said real estate in trust Tar said
plaintiff.
Defendants are required TO appear aud answer or
demur to said petitonby the eth day OF October A.
d, $780, or in default thereof plaintiff will, at the
next ensuing term of said esurt OF common pleas
| confessed, aud TO decree thereon accordingly.
JAMES MURRAY,
sn'lau'y ID, d NJ. X. K Co.
August D. lS6O--lIw6SJ.9S
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so. l4w6-$2.9O.
SHERlFFS SALE.
wooD County CoMos PLEA,

WooD COUNTY COMoS PLEAS.
Thomas VI. Crook ex of u. B. Perkins deceased va
Isaac p. Thompson, survivor X G.
DY virtue of IN execution issued from the Court Of
ID Co nmon Pleas of Wool county Ohio, in the
above cause ahl oder for sale at the door OF the
Court House in Perrysburg in said county OF Wood,
at public auction on the 18th day Of september, A
ID. 1860. between the hOugs of IL o'clock, VI. aTd
o'clock p. W., tue following described property to
wit: the soath half of inlot numbar three hundred
and eighty nine (3S)) four hundred ani four (4sl)
and the south half OF inlot four hundred and thrteen
(il3) in the town fP1rrysbu g. Wood coint " Ohio.
c. W. Norton, sheriff.
A. Cook atty, for plaintiff.
9th lNln llxIi-x3
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Sl,cci6VS SnIe

Timothy Baker VS., Edwin Goodwich.
fy virtue of an execution TO ms directed and
delivered from the Court OF Common Pleas of Hu
ron County Ohio in the above cause win offer for
sale at public auction on
Monday the 18th day of August 1860.
on the premises of =, E Megley in Middleton T'wp
Wood county Ohio between tue hours OF 10 O'Clock
A, NJ and o'clock p. NJ, of sail day the following
described property to,wit: ! bay mare with fine
white hairs in the forehead supposed be six year.
old brown mare supposed 10 he seven years old
red COW years old I brindle COW aud calf said
COW years old I red COW and calf slii COW three
years old and has white face and both hind feet
white white stag years old cultivntors ! steal
plow set of two horse harness pair of bob sleighs
patent corn planter Grind stone also a field Of
cern supposed to contain 80 aroes aud also the un
divided halfof deld ofcorn supposed to contain a.
acres the last mentioned deld of planted by
Lnoian Chapm,n and William Wickam all the above
described corn standing the North east quarter of
section No. 81 Township No s Range No. 10 in
Wood County Ohio the above decribed chattes take
as the property OF the Defendant Edwin Goodrich,
CIV, NORTON Sheriff.
C. s, Satemer Prfs Auys
August 2nd 1859. lSw2s25o
Cssh or produce taken in exchange Tor the
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-09

70 L. 0'Brien Branch. Congressman from
North Carolina. who advocated Douglas nom
ination at Charleston, has sinca come out for
Breckinridse, Gov, Ellis, the Democratic snd
John Pool. the Opposition candidate for Gov
srnor Of North Carolina, sc both out for
BleekinridYe.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-09

aS-The accession OF Ex, Gov. Reuben Wood
of Cuyahoga county to the Brecknridge ranks,
is only one of many indications OF the course
that is to be taken by a great portion of the
moIs substantial leaders Of the Ohio DsmocIa,
cy in the present campaign. Nothing is more
certain than that Breckinridge is gaining on
Douglas in this State.
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5. Jefferson atty for plff'
July 9Th ls60,-l0w5$2 IS
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sarah Carlin Samuel Robinson ct al
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above cause. will offer for sale
on
Saturday, August rs, 1860
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock p
of said day. at the door the court house in Per.
ysbug the north part of the east half of the south
east quarter oil section thrty-six 1857 IN township
three north ofrange ten Q0) east in Wood county,
Ohio commencing for the at the north. east
quarter post thence south to the center of an east
and west road known as the Sandusky and Defiance
road, thence west along the center of said road TO
the west line of said premises thence north along
said west line to the northwest corner of said prem
ses thence along the north line of said prems-
es to the place of beginning containing 81 acres Of
iand, more or less.
CIV. MORMON, sheriff.
Colt & Browns, attys
July l9, ls6C-llw5S3 IS
WOOD COMYON FLEAS COURT-VACATIUN
AFTER NAY TERM, 1850
William H. Lee Co., plffs. against Lewis II, Carey
and Martha Carey, defendants.
Defendants will take notice that plaintiffs have
hled In the court of common pleas Of Wood county.
ONO, petition against them asking an order and
judgment OF said court for the sale upon execu-
ton or Judgment at law of so on the sid
otthe Southwest quarter of section number thirty
lSo) OF township number three (3) NORTH range
Der nine ~ east in Wood county, Ohio for the pay
ment OF such amount may, by said order and udg
| ment, be found due promissHry note of Carey
and Hall TO plaintiffs for $52l co. dated November 22
rent rate of exchange on New York from Iowa CITY,
secured by the mortgage deed of the defendants to
plaintiffs said land with interest and of suit
and 20 barr Martha. wife of Lewis II. Carey Of ali
interest in said land by way of dover Otherwise
Defendants are required to answer demur to said
petition by the 18th day of September 1860, pins
WILL AZ The hrst ensuing term Of said court Of com
mon pleas thereafter ask said court TO take Sad pc
ttion as confessed, and 10 render judgment therea
accordingly. JAMES MURRAY,
Ju'yl ssc-Ilwss5 10 Airy ofPrs.
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Notice


Catherine Ross vs.. Adam Ross.
The said Adam Ross of Seneca county Ohio 10
notified that the said catherine Ross did on the Ith
day of August A. ID. 1850, die her petition in the
Office Of the Clerk of ths Court of Com non pleas
within anl for the county 'f Wool and State o {
Ohio, shirsins the said Adam Ross with h .Ditual
drupknes-. extreme cruelty aud gross neglect. a nd
asking tnat she may DO divorced from the same
Adam and tnat tine children in the pre- enisss " be
committed TO her controll, nurture, and education
CAruERIN RJSS,
Goo. Strain atty.
Aur 7th 1850 llw6-4900
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Adminislrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Sarah Cabls has been
appointed admiuistratrix OF the estate Of Ephraiu
Cable, deceased, formerly ofwood county. Ohio al
persons owing or having claims against said estate
are reqpaAted TO settle Immediately.
SARAH CABLE, Al miristrstrix,
August etb, lsss--Iiw5
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California.

Ths democracy Of the Golden State are said
to be about equally divided between Dug, aud
Breck. This gives reasonable hope OF carry.
ing every Free State for Lincoln and Ham lin.
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JEWELRY.
SCHOOL Boo&s, STATIONERY, &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county
LETTER PAPER OF every style and price. We
have superior facilities tor supplying the trade with
all kinds of Paper. We buy for cash; we obtain Pa
per OF Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
ufactorrs-hence, we are confident in ssertng that
we have better article, and sell Mt a lower price
than any other establishment ON the Maunse.
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This is TO give notice, that petition will be pre-
ssnted to ths Commissioners OF Wood county at their
next session Tor the vacation OF 50 much of the old
county road, leading from Portage to Otsego, as
crosses the corners Of sections twenty (26) and
twenty seven (2I).
August I'd, lSoU-l4u4
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SHERlEE'S SnLE-

John Heath vs.. Robert Edgar ct al
BY virtue of an order of sale 20 me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of " ood
county, Ohio, in the above cause will offer for sale
on
Saturday, August rs, 1860,
between the hours OF II and O'Clock p. NJ, Of said
day, at the door efthe court house in Perrysburg in
lots number five l5) and THIRTY two (S2 in The south
division Of the village Of Freeport, Wood county o.
c. w. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty Of plff
July 10, lS6O-llw5$2 IS,
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Doug,asites selling Out.

Washington McCIain is reported to have sold
his interest in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Shea.
man has also retired from the Chicago 7'insS
the home organ Of Douglas. What's upi
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

w. H. Ewing VS.. Jonathan Salisbury.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued TO me FROM
the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood County Ohio
in the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at
public auction the door of the Court House in Per
rysburg in the county aforesaid on
Saturday, the 18th day of August A, D. 1859
the following described lands and tenemonts stuste
in Wood County Ohio to-wit: The Northwest quar-
ter of section number seventeen an in township four
~ North of Range ten l0) east, containing one
hundred and sixty acres.
q. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
Asher Cook atty Of Plff
nj 1850 4
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Asher Cook atty Of Prff.
July 18th lS60.-l2w6S2 SO
SHERIFF'S SALE-

Samuel Scott vs.. Kennedy q. Brian.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the w ood County Court Of Common
Pleas in the above entitled will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in the of Per-
rysburg said county
Saturday the lth day of August 1860.
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ and o'clock r
NJ. the following lands to.wit: The West part Of the
North East fractional quarter of Section Ten OF
Township Seven North of Range Twelve East in said
county containing sixty three acres more or less.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
S. Jefferson atty for piff' q
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WALL PAPERI

We have bought for CASH, large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Wall Paper. and will sell it at lower
rates than others eau. Prices. from FIVE cents up
wards.
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW rAPER-fgured und plain.
WINDOW FIXl URES.
CURTAIN DO the latest pattern.
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

Port Monies,
PWsw.
Caif SKIN Waii,h,
HOrr6cso WaHet,
RstcUies,
Port F0i,os, very fine,
Pocket Cutlery.
of.upsrier quulity-much better thnn can be OBJ
obtained elsewhere.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

Double Extra and Extrs-alwAvs tho hest and at
the lowest figures at THE DRUG STORE.
June z. lS60-lyeh.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

French Violet Popder,
Lilly White,
Magnolia
NenHs Funr,
Rouge,
Hair OIL Hair Dues y Hair Restorat,pes m
Choice Imported PONADES, IN sndless variety.
FANCY SOAPS, in great variety. bought of the
manufacturers and selling very low. Common EAR
SOAP, of Col ue's ture-svlimg lun er tha
those inferior articles of Nestern ninutae turc.
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j j. Blocker, Dentist

Would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Wood Co.. That he will b. in Gllead the LIST of Aug
in Perrysburg the 18th
And in Bowling Green the lst of September in Por-
tage, the 18th. He has just returned from Cincnna
Il with all the new improvements Ia--2m
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CHIlDREN'S TOYS.
TOY BOOKS. BLOCKS. DoLLs, &C.
CONFECTIONERY

STEWARDS Manufacture-the only PURE Can.
dies made-fIee from all injurious ingredients
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cSsh or produce taken in e1cbang, for the
PeHysburg JournSh
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Sarah Carlin Va Samuel Robinson ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed AM
delivered from the court of common pleas of Woo
county Ohio, in the above cause. will offer for sal
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ROAD NOTICE.

A. Cook, atty, for plaintiff.
Aug. 9th. 1870. liw6-S3.5C
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29
Industrial Fair Association

PURSUANT 70 public notice, a meeting .
citizens Of Baton Eonge vas held il Tx
hall or the Harvey House of That city, O
Thursday evening last. for thu purpos" Of or
%panjzing an INDUSTRIAL FAIR ASSDEi-
ALTON, having in view the holding Of q
Fair in March next, 1861.
On motion, John 4 Doughc,ty was called
to the Chair, and II. J. Hyan's appointed
Secretary.
The object of tie meeting having been
explained by the President
On motion of c. W. Pope, a committee OF
five was appointed by the Chair to address
the Secretary Of War at Washington, for the
purpose Of securing the Garrison grounds for
holding the Fair thereon at Inc time sug-
gested.
The Chair appointed on said Committee,
Messrs. W s. Pike, Fl. W. Allen. W. +. Tun-
pard. C. W. Pope, aud Dr.. L. N. Hereford.
On motion. a Finance Committee of five
was appointed. consisting of NesslS. W $.
Pine, VIM. Markham. D. G. Montrr, Il. ..
Tunnard, and Dr.. F. NJ. Hereford.
On motion. the meeting al lonrnei, to ie-
assemble. on the 18th day of October next
for the purpose Of e%Iecting permanent officers,
receiving reports of CommIttpes &c.
J.. AsDOUGHERTY, President.
HENRY J. HyAMs, Secretary.
O- All papers friendly to the enterprise
will please copy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

Hon. l.. D. EvANs-This gentleman has just re
turned from the East, AMI Is now in fine health. He
brings good news--good news from home. He is a
life long Democrat, as all know. He was n Pierce
Hector in 1852; candidate for Governor in 1858; elect
ed to Congress IL 1858; could have been elected in this
District a wear ago, had h. ran. IIr has aIwa.s be il
a Democrat, and stands now precisely wh"r, H. stood
ten years ago, in 1850. Tie times were stormy and
out Of JOINT, but he breasted the storm; and now he
breasts 1t again. and strikes Tor the Union. lie spoke
at Shreveport on his wav humt-wil speak at Hen
.erson' to-day Saturday al the great Bel aud liver
Nt ratification meeting. He viii speak in Marshall
at soma future day, probably Monday.
or q lance with the warmest Ysnceyites in Texas
IarxhaA (7sSas) Flag.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l7.-An immense Democratic
mass meeting was held last evening for tire support
Of the Gubernator,al candidates., without regard to
party differences. Independence square WAS crowded.
President Fraley made a lengthy speech, in which he
favored the doctrines Of popular sovereignty in mild
language. His arguments were appauded. Among
the resolutions adopted was one declaring that the
election Of the candidate cf the Black Republican
party to the Presidency would be dangerous to tie
whole country. and the elevation Of Its candidate for
Governor would tend to produce like results. and
every honorable means in their power should be
adopted to prevent the consummation of such an
event.
GOV. Foster, the candidate for Governor, was re.
ceiyed with loud and prolonged cheering. H made
many complimentary remarks to the Union party,
which were loudly cheered.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

"The BELL and Everett mon have No far 81 losing
Nilsson ri. Tie vote Of the State il as sire for the
Constitutional Union ticket a. that Of any State II
he tnI.n. The only contest that promises to cui!v"n
Tho campaign il, whether ur hot Douglas viii ret
tmore Democratic votes tAan lreckiurii-c in the
State 1t is q pretty fight as 1t stands between
the rI en- I)emoc.ary, hut it will leave tho vote If
the Sta te in the l.ands 0; Bell ami Everett, whore it
properly belongs"