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81 MAGNETIC TELEGGAPH.
TWO pays LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP FULTON

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP FULTON.
New YORK, March 2O.-The steamship
Fulton has arrived here from Southampton,
bringing English dates OF the tn.
The King OF Sardinia agrees TO the solu-
ton proposed by France in reference to Ro-
magma. but the proposition in relation to
Tuscany is less definitely replied to.
The Cheyalicr Buoncompagnie has resign
ed as Goveruor-General Of Central Italy.
The reported marriage Of PIccOlomini is
denied by the Irish papers.
Mr. Faulkner had presented his credentials
Is Minister to France from the United States.
LATER.
The agent Ut the Inflated steamer Hun
garian, gives the number and names Of
those on board at the time she sailed from
Liverpool. The whole number On board
was 2Oj. of whom so were the crew.
AL.-LlvERPOoL.-COtton very dutli
sales Of three days 600 bales; Of which spccuta
tors took 1000 bales. All qualities have slightly
declined; lower qualities have declined l6(G j.
The adyices from Manchester are favorable.
Themarket closed quiet but steady, except for
yarns which in some eases are slightly lower.
BREADsrrFFa Richardson, Spence ~ re-
port Flour dull, bui prices not qGotah'y chang
81. Wheat quiet AMI stci Isl. rel - 9i@ lbs 1d;
white lus 6dGUl2s Corn has declining trnden-
cy, ana was 3i0l6i lower yellow 32s9i0g"3s ~.
PEuyIsloNs- Beef quiet, holders offer freely bat
show no disposition 10 press sales Pork steady
Bacouquiet and steady. Lard firm Al 6jsl45ls
for choice.
GENERAL FRoDucE.-Sugar quiet. Coffee dull.
Rjcc quiet. Spirits III Furpoutine steady AT 3ts.
Rosin steady II 4 6d !or common.
Cousols 9i!@9ls Tor money.
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NOMETHING NEW, USEFUL AND CON
- yENIENT-THE MANIFOLD LETTER NEt-
TER, by which letter may be written, and copy
obtained at the same moment without the use ~
nan ink or press. II is invaluable to person !
travelling, AS they can, by its use, obtain an n
dellible copy of any thing they write. Prices
from ST. 10 IS, according to size.
The RoLLup COPYING CASE, which may be car
ried in the pocket, with a, little Inconvenience ~
quire or two Of letter paper aud by its use rs
perfect copy obtained as by the common copy
ing press, and by pretty nearly the same process
It's cheapness, as we'll as its utility and eonVeni
ence. must recommend il also y persons trlHe.-
ling on business pleasure. Price ; JnS ,,, r.
re;Sed and for sale by JOHN II. PARR0TT
NH 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
R;cbmond Cattle Market. March IT.

CArTLE.-A heavy supply Of cattle at the
Scales. and one lot held over. There were ZIG
head sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to S5-a
few extra at a fraction more, of which 90 head
we're taken by the butchers of Petersburg, Ports
mouth, and Hampton; yet the excess over demand
caused prices to decline at the close Of tho week
HoGs-We omit quotations, as none are selling.
SHEEP.-Supply quite heavy at So TO 80 gross
for best quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
DIED.

In Georgetown, on Tuesday morning, at 81
o,olo.t JAMES C. WILSON, in the 10th year
II his age. rs His friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence on First street, to day (Wednes-
arl af.arnoon at Al o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

The schooner yolaut. Capt Purdy, sunk
near Pyc's wharf, on Monday plank
dropped from her bottom, and she went
down snddenly. All on board were saved.
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New York, March 2C.-Cotton closed heavy;
sales Of 1000 bales Flour closed firm; sales Of
500 bills; State $5.lO@S520; Ohio $4,000
500: Southern $595@$6l0. Wheat closed
dull; quotations are barely maintained. Corn clo-
sed dull; sales Of $4,000 bush yellow 79tc. Beef
closed quiet Pork closed heavy; mess 1851;
prime Sl4.50. Lard is heavy at 1910 4c.-
Wbiskey closed dull at 23c Sugar closed dull.
Coffee closed firm. Stocks are firm. Va. 6's $50;
No 6s SlI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

SALE or SALT.-Part Of the cargo Of Salt, Of
the ship Annie Laurie, was sold at auction, yester
day, by t. NJ. Mccormick, Auctioneer:
500 sacks Ashton's brought $40 II sack; 500
sacks Worthington's Sl.40 = sack.
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse went at S5c. The
attendance was large, but the bidding was not
spirited. and the rem aader of the cargo with
drawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
LOCAL ITEMS

CLAT DINNER-A meeting of the sub
scribers to the Clay Dinner. was held at Re-
lief Hall, last night, S. Shinn in the Chair,
aud F. W. Ashby, Secretary
After the transaction Of some preliminary
business the following Committees were ap-
pointed:
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Joseph Padgett s. r. Shinn,
4. ". Ashby, J. p. Smith,
W. Avery, w. B. Richards, Jr.,
T. II. Dclahay.
COMMITTEE or INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
Edgar Snowden, ST., Edward Burchell,
W. d. Massey, stephen Shlnn,
W. A. Harper, p. C. Claughton,
George Bryan, Lewis Mckenzie,
NJ. ID. Corsa, w. G. CazeEove,
VIM. B. Price, John B. Smoot.
The meeting then adjourned.
CHANGE IN THE MAIL ARRANGEMENTS--
1t is reported that the Great Southern Mail
is to be transferred from the Potomac route
to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, the
transfer to take effect about the lst 81 next
month.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE, d. CIV learn that
Hon. Jabes l.. NJ Curry, Of Alabama, IS to
deliver the grafton, and Rev. Byron Sunder-
land, ID. D.. of Washington, the Poem, ut
the annual celebration of the Enosinian
and Philophenian Societies Of Columbian
College, D. c., to be held at the Smithsonian
Institute on the evening Of April 18th,
Henry Clay's birthday.
The schooner Eolnut. Capt Purdy, sunk
near Pycs wharf, on Monday. \ plank
dropped from her bottom, and she went
down suddenly. All on board were saved.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
IMPROVED
SUPER. PHOSPHATE or LIME,
MANUFACTURED ~
MITCHELL & CROASDALE,
PHILADELPHIA,
And far sale IN
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 co,
4israndria, W..
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ASHBT d. WOODS,
No. 40. King ST., one door from Washington s..
T1IyE HUNDRED LADIES TO purchase those
beautiful DRESS GOODS that they ere now
receiving. consisting of all the novelties Of The
season Dealers generally are respectfully s"iic'-
ted to examine our stock, as We feel confident q
more elegant assortment Of CHOICE uuOpo
cannot be found.
silk Cord; Buster Trimmings, and Tasseis
Fine French Cloths and C&ssmeres
Domestics and Heavy Twills for Servants
Hoop Skirts, (some very low priced,)
Irish Linens, fine Shcctings and Sh!rtinss
Floor Oil Cloths all widths, lsiX new styles
With everything desirable ia the Dry Goods
line ulh -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
Overland California Mail Terrible Massacr

C,orlaod California mail-Tarrible Massacre.
$3.50 Norrrlo Tha OcarI,e5 Cali.
f,r,';o Mol e tba oQ,h hos arrived The
.o I,';"o - rn, Ora,,n. mn I'M Indian
,,Ii,.,.e IL, TaI,,v@,. h,i i,een 4 tackled stimuli
,.'n"1-,.,,. Il, tba w,iic, ond .hout 400 men
800, ,,I .b;ldran n..sorrpJ IL sans
"o',','' ,.,i'l.,.,,.. ..nI ,r.. l.ft ,liva
m NV ...,',.n,,oil., Ill, a.
i"eS' 80 rC.r -. ,.,,,.,r I'M.
me- ~ III, .I....a,I,.,,,, III.
nav Iu"V,e,' '' raar Thcv nIa;n ,ha+ liz
'"E ~, ,,d;a,. ar,rd IInnh,Idt Rov have
r,~.,;.I,.d o;d o,d ammunition H. tbe hostile
I,,l;.ns l. me mountains ana hence the
III. III u conjunction ,y,s commenced
TaIa.s,a,.l;.. ,,os,.,,rbo. from, H. S.rthcrn
,-.ag I,aa,,ao d,,oI I'M onrb rcnrasenf in-
In, a,.,s,;,, H.. yic;nirv II
80, T INK ,.,.,.,, ;;.on.
o"r'l'' ~ H., tsEcn .n. 1I35
NM ...l,i. AM n.n,,lsnc rork haI Welded
xxx 1I
ma ,..,nar Columbia arrived g.om tie
! .,,,,.r,. ,,.,t. M OREGON to-day nri,,vy news
III horrible massacre of Indians at several
,,;i,,ro. arnrnI IInnhoIJt B,y I'll \ uarry
','.'-, ,,,i,;..',,a.
TLs tniaI contributions obtained IL Cali.
60, c.rt,o,.l,ar,t I'm. Law. ~ 4 ,lraltar
III $3.50, 80 ..sIGun
TN M r.on,h p.,.h,;cons celebrated sr
a. p.,n.;s., an Id. ni.,bt or the oIrh III
-, ILL., 18Th, .ru;,r.s,rv M rba ,ycr.
1T ~ '''1 ','',1 1.',.a,,.
'"'," II ~ 80. ill.,, l,-.,u.;.
! 'ic''"'' H''' 49, I, II 49, c.,
'"' ,'u7', ~ " u" ,.,:n,. il ~,5 aao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

New YORK, March l9.--The weekly statement
of our CITY banks shows an increase of S26O,0OO
in loans; 81 900 in specie; Sl,969OOO in de-
nos;ts. and a decrease Of S98, 900 in circulation.
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A L M A N A C f.
M A Rim LIS 7.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MA 20.

PUKT Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OII 70.
ARRIVED.
Schr NJ. j. Carlton, Thaler, New York, to
Gray, Miller 4 Co.
Schr. Industry, Dixon, Boyd's Hole, wheat TO
Geo. H. Robinson.
Schr. Cassander, Hudson, Machodoc, corn 10
Geo. II. Robinson.
Schr Corinthian, Mechanism, Maehodoc, corn
TO Geo. H. Robinson.
SAILED.
Schr. Ocean Bird, Jones. Norfolk, by d. g..
Smith
Schr Dart Lewis, Norfolk by ID Il. Smith
Schr. James Parker, Jr., Creby, New York, by
American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Hamilton, Ogden, cid at New York, for
this port, 10Th inst.
Schr. Cornelia A. Crock, cid at Providence, for
this port, 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. the 18th instant, by the
Rev John L. Pascoe, Mr.. LITTLETON PAGE,
!, Miss ANN WILkERSON, ali OF TINS city.
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COMM E rel L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 2O.-Flour closed quiet
Howard street 1915. Wheat closed unchanged
Corn closed steady white and yellow 700 re: b,
weight. Provisions closed steady; mess pork SIS
Whiskey is steady; Ohio % cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
mOLAssES AND CANDLES,

n HHUN N0-AsSes
1 - boxes Adamautine, sperm, and StearIt
Candles just received, and Tor sale ~
WM H. FOWLE Z son,
III Pr ~. South Wharycs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

NOTICE subscribers haze formed i 60
IN PARTNERSHIP under !he hrA q (. 4, y
II. n. RUNTON, tag .he purpose 81 msusfsctur,
ug WOOLEN GOODS, AZ Buckl4ad, PginSe Vii.
liam County VI.
JOHN y. HUTTON, Buckland, va
ROBT. II. HINTON, Alexandria W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
AUCTION SALES.

By EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO., AUcrEs.
SALE THIS DAY
GARGo SALE OF RIO COFFEE AND LIV-
~ ERP00L FINE sALT.-On WEDNESDAY,
March 2lst, at y o'clock, NJ, wc viii offer for
sale, 1T our warehouse, head II the Dock
$3.50 bags Of prime RIO COFFEE iii twilied
Rio
also
$50 ca-ks HIBBEBT'S LONDON PORTER.
piuts and quarts received per ship Victoria.
direct from London.
Also
$500 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT, cargo yr
the ship Alexander, direct from Liyerpoo,
And expected in time,
100 casks new RICE from Charleston, ;. y
EDMOND, DAVENPORT to
viii be added to the above sale
700 bags Government JAVA COFFEE.
Richmond NH l5-dts f. u. 90.
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ELSIII EISHIL

-AA BBLS. PRIME EASTERN HERRING,
OUU 900 DO do. 90. AL6WIVES,
In store and for sale ~
NJ. ELDRIDGE K CO.,
NH I5-2w IA s, South WAarygs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
Free Negro Bill in Missouri Death Of Gov
Bissell, of Illinois.

ST.. LOUIS. March lo-Lioy. Stewart has
vetoed the lrec-uegro bill
Governor B.sseII Of Illinois died yesterday
afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SALE THIS nav

A CHANCE 10 MAKE GOOD INVEST
II MENT.-Will he oaered at Public Auc'
li not before disposed ofat private sale, II y &c
arsdoy 2lst Harch b,st ~ II o'clock, 3D. III II9uL
Of the premises, that large and cOmmodious tbt.e
~ story BRICK DWELLING, recently ocpu
III pied a Female Seminary ~ .. s Ripley
situated on Fairfax, few doors north ii King -t.
and adjoining the residence Of Vim. n. Brown.
Said building j. well located ior business aad
could al small expense be CONCERTED into 4 comu0-
dious store. Any person wishing further n.otiGa-
ton, can apply TO CoIse Brothers, ~ John y.
Creighton, Auctioneer, S. King street, Alexandria
VA Terms made known sale.
nh G-eats JAMES p. NcNAIN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

The House Of Delegates passed large
number of bills. See the letter OF our
Richmond correspondents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

IL j very superior article d Loudvan White Eiaa,
uels lor skuC, ~, 2sl BRYAN 5 ADAMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-21

fell G--dts Corner Union 81 aud Fsyettc Alley
GG- The above sale i postponed until TIL RS
DAY next, al II O'Clock, ~, whcn !: @ take
place Ill front u the premises. Terms made
known Id sale. NH 2h-5ti II. ". y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
Keep on the Lookout.

AS the election approaches we would eau
ton the Democracy to look out for all manner
of roorbacks in regard to our county ticket.
Every effort will he made by the Republicans
who are driven to desperation to save them
selves, to deceive you by tales of their own
manufacture Pay no attention to them, for
rest assured you have a ticket before you for
your sufirages that cannot be truthiully assail-
ed, all Of whom are pre-eminently fitted for the
several offices for which lhey have been nomi
mated Remember too that on the majority
you give for your county and State ticket in
October, will depend the majority we shall
give in November for STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
An onset will be made upon particular men
on our ticket to secure particular offices fol
particular purposes, but let there be no scratch
iRg-determine that our whole ticket shall GO
in with the same majority, and our word for it
it will cool the ardor of the already discomft
s Black Republicans for November.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
HamIin ON the Homestead BiII.

Mr.. Hamln, the Republican candidate for
Vice President, is the only Republican Sena.
tor who voted against the Homestead Bill, in
the Senate of the United States on the 10th OF
May, 1860, and still ho is urged as the peculiar
friend Of that measure
In speech delivered in the United States
Senate, July 20, 1854 Mr. Hamin said
Mr. President, from an examination of this
measure | have found myself unable to sup
port IL an ANY OF THE ASPECTS IN which
II has been presented 10 the Senate see
no sound principle ofeconomy upon chich
such a measure can be based / THINK
THERE is NONE--AT LEAST THERE Is
NONE WHICH CARRIES CONVICTION
! TO MY MIND am willing to vote upon
this question without another word Of debate
from any quarter ] am wiling to vote
AGAINST THIS BILL as it now stands =
On the 9th of May, 1858, Hamlin voted in
favor Chngman resolution TO postpone the
/ Homestead bill of that session over until the
next session, Notwithstanding Senator Seward
warned the friends Of the bill that postpone
ment was equivalent to defeat
On the 10th of May, 1860, Hamln voted
with sepen other Senators AGAINST the Sen
ate Homestead bill, which gave settlers The
public lands at tieenty.fre cents an acre
whilst Douglas aud forty-three other Senators
voted FOR THE BILL
We ask an enlightened people which party
is trying to deceive theml ta.e lot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
what the Trlbune Saws.

The following, taken from the N. Y 7ii-
buie as far back as 1854, proves that the ten
dency of the Republican party is to inaugurate
a system of unconstitutional encroaehments
which would most assuredly leopard the safe
ty Of the Union:
AboHshiHg Sidoery in the States the Real
object Of the Republican PvB-Admit
that abolition in the States is what all men
ought to strive for, and is clear to our mind
that large majority are not prepared for this,
and the practical question is this: Shall we
politically attempt what will certainly involve
us in defeat and failure or shall we not rath-
cr attempt that which majority are ripe for,
and thus by our consequent triumph, invite
that majority to go further? Shall we insist
on having all the possible eggs now, or be
content to await their appearance day by dayY
The latter seems to MS the only rational, sen,
sble course. We care not how fast Messi's.
Birney Il Go. may ripen public sentiments in
the North for emancipation; we will aid them
to the best Of or ability but we will not re
fuse the good now within our reach out Of de
ference to that which is as yet unattainable
Mr.. Birncy's "ultimatum' may he Just what
he sees fit we have not proposed 10 modify OF
meddle with it. We only ask that he shall
not interdict and prevent the doing of some
good at once, merely because he would like
to do more good, as we shall also, whenever i
shall have become practicable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
Republicans NOT AboIltlOnlsts.

Two distinguished Democratic candidates
at different times during the present canvass,
essayed to make old fashioned conservative,
Democratic speeches, in the Republican coun-
ty of Mclean They had all their lives learn
ed that all honest men hated Abotionism.
Upon this healthy presumption, in the course
Of their Speeches they commenced to prove
that many, very many, at present Republican
great lights and oracles were neither more nor
less than the old chiefs in the Abolition camp.
Judge, it, you can, reader, the amazement-
the perfect durpiounder that greeted those
Democratic orators when the Republican an
dience broke forth in shouts of JOY and warm
approval, as the record of Aboltionism was
brought to light on the Republican party.
| They in shouts admitted the charge Of Aboii-
tionism, and gloried in it-Decatw (HL)
Magnet
What do you think of that, Republicans Of
Preble2 you do not like to be called Aboli-
tionisls, but your friends ina neighboring
State GLORY in the name. Guess you had
better cave in and keep your wrath cool Be
sides, your vote for Jesse Stubbs, the founder
Of Aboltionism in this county, nails the
charge on you too strongly to be denied, you
can get rid of the charge, by telling about
the streets that you voted for Stnbbs merely
to get rid of very troublesome and annoy
ing Office seeker, "'rhings i workin' =
Eaton Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
State Fair Empire.

The proprietors Of the DAILY EXPIRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio State Fairs being held
in this city As we will have -Four Reporters on the
ground each day, besides regular City Editor the
Morning Edition Of the EMPIRE will contain everything
Of interest which transpres, well the awards
made by the various Committees. An edition of
FIVE THOUSAND
VIII he issued each day, and sold by carriers exclusive
ly. No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to the citizens of Dayton in favor Of this
enterprise. Our Morning Edition will be the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will be offered them, and trust that our Tner
chants and business will take advantage Of the OPP
portunity to advertise Their goods and wares 10 the
thousands who visit city at that time. our terms
shall be sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse Of
every one.
BS-The Morning Edition will in no way interfereiwitl
the regular Afternoon Edition Of the EMPIRE, nor will
advertisements be transferred from to the othel
unless paid for extra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
DEMoCRATIC
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS
Turn Out and Hear the Truth!


Farmersyilie. Monday evening, Sept II.
y. II. Baggott and A. beaman. fLy
Harshmanylle Saturday evening" Sept TO-
II Elliott and d. X. Boyer ~
Little York, Saturday evening, Sept 10.
Judge ]. il Daggott aud n, y. Jordan
Clmmbersburgh, Monday evening, Sept ! !.
DR. Egry aud NJ Sullivan, ~ "
Arlington, Monday afternoon, Sept II. q
L. Valandigham, Sam. J. Henderson and Il
s. Williams.
Brookville, Thursday evening, Sept 20 G.
w. Houk and Gates p. Thrusion.
Pyrmont, Monday evening, Sept IL. c. IA
Vallandighan and d. X. Boyer
Amity, Tuesday afternoon Sept, Is G. i
Vallandigham and u. $. Williams
Abe Kinsler's, Madison township, Friday
evening, Sept H. Judge j. II. Baggott ant
c. B, Hartman.
Fry Town, Saturday evening, Sept 10. DIR
Egry and G. r. Hartman
Bear Creek, jefferson township, Thursday
evening, Sept 20. j. A. Jordan, and Capt
Adam Clay.
Liberty Monday evening, Sept II. II
Elliott and A. " Hofer
Germantown. Tuesday evening, Sept IL
A. Cahill and II Elliott
Alexandersyille, Wednesday evening, Sept
10. ! NJ, Jordan and G. b Hartman.
Centrevlle, Saturday evening, Sept 10
Geo W. llouk and Gates p. Thruston.
Woodburn, Thursday evening, Sept 20. j
H. Baggott and ~ H. Jordan.
Wagoners School House, Madriver towr
ship, Montgomery county, Sept H. Geo "
Houk, and ]. L. Dram.
Beavertown, Saturday evening, Sept IL
j. II Baggott and Dennis Dwyer.
Harshmanvlle, Sept 20, at ! o'clock, Pm
G. L. Valandigham and A. V, Hofer will &C
dress the meeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15

The truth to examine INTO the condition Of the
laboring classes in cities and towns where ne
eroes are mos, ihickly settled
We urge upon your eboring men Of Mont
gou'cry, Of the District aye, Of the entire
State, 70 heed the warming in time Reflect
upon the matter Examine !. io all its bear
ings Investigate the prISn iyeqqoyI ulls
to the negro and then answer whetl " you--
freeman as you are--would or could afford tC
DO the same labor at the same price In Tho
Language, 80 Gen woRrmSoroS, whig mem
Der ofihe Convention which frsmed the pres
ent Constitution Of the State, do nothing hae
ing tendency "a induce the blacks and D'ui
attoes Of the adjoiRing States 10 emigrot'
tafo Ono uHfwa fis wnF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15

We clip tho following item From ,he last
number Of the Lebanon (warcn county, Gt
Ten
"a certain lawyer Of Dayton and a news
paper editor we're 10 town last week, and we
are told their mission partly was 70 drum up
voters TO colonize into the Third District to
vote for cftsEled sIf TFh is hafnc,sthey
might hase bccbiusbei,erabusiness'1 Y
We agree With the Ciiizeq, if as Is suspec'
ted, "a certain lawyer of.Day,on aud news
paper editor were in Lebanon, ior such a
purpose, 'thoy might have been in better busi'
ness" And we assure friend VAS CLEAF, that
the gentlemen from Warren, who came over
for The purpose Of "vo,ing for cNMonEAD'
might as well have remained at home for the
Democratic boys of Montgomery are deter
mined that none such shall vote in his coun-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-15
ReductIOn Of TaXea.

The Republican party has promised the peo-
pie, time and again, TO reduce the Taxes OF
the State. The States assessment last yenr
was So cents ON the hundred dollars, this
year they have run it upto 39l cents on the
hundred dolars-an increase OF four cents on
the hundred dollars. This is reducing the
Taxes with vengeance This assessment is
made to cover the expenses of the entertain
ment the Republican Legislature gave to the
Legislatures of Kentucky aud Tennessee, ut
which they made professions of loyatyto their
constitutional obligations to the South, and
which they violated after the backs of their
guests were turned, or rather after they had
returned home A great reform is party this
Republican party, indeed
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The Journal is exercised somewhat about
the length of time Judge BAGGoTT has held
office in this county, and in order to carry this
point, as usual, makes a false statement AS
the Journal is agitatng this subject, will it in
form us how long JoHN MILLS has held office
in this county? We have inquired of many of
the oldest inhabitants, but they could give us
no information; and being strangers in the
community, we should like 10 know