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NHICKERIN0 4 SONS.
fyHICKERIN0 SONS
Manufacturers d
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Warerooms Ga Broadway.
O. Sons have awarded thirty eight prize medals for
the superiority Of their for he thirty
yesra

PIANOS TO RENT.
OEroT OF TIE ALEXANDRA ORGAN
For Churches Sss'sis sfSSs and DIR living s0'n
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR At the Universal Eahiotaon
This magnificent INSTRUMENT MAJ, n,es r., the United states
May la yhsh he h5sa STe wins
have rendered popular America Europe has been
adopted by the greatest artists and Of both Cont
GoTTsCHAIK. IIszr, RossrNI, MEYERBEER, &C., 10.
s-n q Is as we'll as Or the falssss and power
Of ia tones and he remarkable quality Of keeping perfectly
Prce. The Gspoi s4s $50 $780, $780, sS. $685. $50,
t'ssF RE- + FRI sd5 1 .Bsasoa
Imporsrs Of Bnsson Acoodeons, violus Violin strings &C.
GREAT BARGAIN FOR cAsH.-Musr BE SOLD IN
~ medatsy One Of The M slendidy an.hed Pianos thu.
yu design scrpcnune bottom
S.d moulding, large wide scale powerful oyerstrang
pearl dampers and altogether Of ,e esgant
c and Sy roo sses win he sc bargain be
found in this city or any other so cash win buy DOW war
Invited examine oai at SOY avenue, near The
hooking gain had better CAN Immediately, as
VIII be sold The first 2. por.nni.y.
AIusIC-INsrRpcrIoN ON THE PIANO AT Sc PER
fnpis ihs,r resiaeaces so % sl2 qsrer
DIANos-MARrTNs ouvRrEn, MANurACrURERs
Of square and 1prisM Pianos Eaa Houston street.
nssI IL sss e Z he Sss sssae w anS
r standing In hume and Tor durability Of action aud touch
Pianos N hire
DIANOS AND MEIoDEONs AT GREAT BARGAINS
One seven octave $50 Piano. been used about
good order e0 81 price $3.50 been used eight
months VIII he sold for $780, $40 500 New
Pianos hw second hand Mcloieons at SO SIS
so $5 so and SEQ New Msodeons reduced prices Pianos
and Meodeoas tuned and repaired
HORACE WATERS. Agent $50 Broadway.
INsTRUCTI0N.
CADEMY OF PENMANSIIrP AND BOOKKEEPING,
"A 962 Broadwny--W. q. HOOGLAND, for many years
assistant of Oliver b. Goldsmith continues receive pupils
for thorough instruction very favorable erma Open
Day and evening. success Guaranteed 70 all
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN, VITO HAS SOME HOURS
"A Of leisure wouh dr. at6 then the Spanish,
French and Italian languages he will attend thereto
pecth house or college, erms will be moderate. Address
tpaneh Teacher, box l99 Herald oncc.
A CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED NEW
~ and spacious Academy of Pcnranshp and Bookkeeping
AZ 90 broadway of Twcniyfrst street Each pupn
Will receive his personal attention assisted by his sister ia e
hdies Department. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
N Schools and families supplied with competent TcarherI
Kefcrences-faculy o Rutgers College DR. Lowell Mason,
VIM Hall Cons &C. waniei-A Professor Of Music tplano.
guitar, and voeaD salary 1000 Teachers o
Music and frensh. SMITH, wooDhAN 90.
AN ARsus COUNTING ROOMS FOR
III Practice and lnSirucuon n
Bookkeeping aud business Anairs
- broanw Irving Building.
OrcuArs IN application narshs ccsnpse and beautiful
sale. Private leasona
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uCTTON NOTICEABLE Ant HoysE5"r.D yURNI.
"A ure and House DECORATE cs t-rry .onseyahle kind
and quality, private salc for % ok No u clinso
phre, In EehfA street. few d. q Ercadwy This
rare cppc,uniy 70 yurchase o eiss' good. n frc =
70 % cent less than they Sgrt t.r
place II much beaer 4an Fong sac.s tAsy w.. 10
sd 81 lees price hers w be Iess trouble for s ros
nc assor,msn, very large and ysred snbrasng Al the
70 the Cutlery and Crcckery. Pine sss n
rch coverngs pier and manel kors rich window Drapery
vsss and general assortment q psrlor and DRIVING
Furnkurc consisting Of too many articles 70 be
hsre; also sod oak and walnut dining Suits Velvet
Brussels and cher desirable Carpets; very fall
rosewood Besads Bursaus wardroses Be-; hne horse hair
Mattresses and Bedding In sho have odsr
ipdueem~ns sveryhGx uA good housskecpsrs a for
Gall and see every word of Me no&aes Do1ss
open from I A. N. b7P.N.
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DRY GOODS, &C.


N On FrRCKvAI,s ~ BROADWAY, INITIALS AND
"A Cat Of Arms emhrodersd handkerchsss table linen
- elohea Cotton and sus Emhrodersd made 70 order
transferring scos mended and done nko etampna
fs smbrosnes perfectly done Chudrens Cloaks ready
1eAs and made 70 order Embroidered Chsmises md Nigh
prors mprgtatiuu
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L, G. STEVENS, AUcTIONEER.
IL. Onlce No. no broadway.
Rosewood and Mahogany Household furniure,
Rosewood PiapofoFfe, W, ~,
Win BE- sold this day Fday) 1914 O'clock, the privos
idence, No las West Fifteenth street, between Sxs and
Seventh
Drawing Rooms
Contain Royal Administer Carpet mosaic Rugs brocaiel ami
Curtains Shades and Cornes Pier and Ganiel Mirrors
Pian0ortc. maker; three
elegantly carved rosewood Furniture, covered with brccsi
satin and gold; Egeres Escr'oires marble ten
ire Tables OH Paintings, Parior Ornanens.
Dl,ng Room.
Oak extension Dining Table Iuffs Tabs Celery ~
Tea es and Casters Table and Tea spoons, Cso MI
ror, &c.
Chambers.
Fin suite magnificent rosewood otteaa richly carved,
BILE top Dressing Bureau Washand. Coninoic, Centre nhr
Consoles hair Mattresses feather Pillows Shoes LINEN Gar
Clock Chairs Sofas LonnRcs Chairs Pictures &c
the third and fourth stories, mahogany and walnn
Furniture Reds and Bedding Carpets in every zane
Chairs and Sofa beds on Cloth Aar Carpet hall
Hat Stand. &c. Also all the Basement Furniture Kitchen
Utensils &C. ". b. sale positive without regard 20 wear
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~ ItFTVN. NFTTWTF--IFFIIF y NIT-FNHf
n eer viii sc 70 morrow aiuray) O'Clock, BY order
a Scmur 4. Ring morraxce large quantity Of new and
scond hand Furure. csnsis'lne o. Carpets Oc0hs Bu
rcaus, Waslands Ilos,eade Bcdny. hair Mattresses, ma
hogany cher Chairs one Pinptons patcn, Bsseai.
cHenslon Tables Nrrors Oh Paintings Wsehsands, crockc
~, Curtains, &c.
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sssa 1 from AZ 4. E NE ~ ''' :" 70 D''
A us S aff f TsSi hksJ %s,,s srsc'
VIII se- commanding al io1s O'Clock.
An he contents Ct The dwelling as above, sonsns
| Rich Household rurniare.
Brea1c rsran ard China Figure. AMI Vase;
Velvet brussels and Ingram 6 I.t. .ad Rsxs.
naao by city maker. fully guaranteed rosewod and
Cas- n esaniricr1 french c,oss and fun As-~. 4 bod
r d ana nan s q ~ rs ,sr M 70 a rate
i0ie nosy" and no rspcs,neat o. any srssn, CO..
mus : 'O4O''u - Gay " 'wnIraos WILSON A.-sss..
sxEnS W. S nSs q I'd SasGs Mss
Friday evening Jane "a Al Ch sscef EnrIsa Books js
ss H. r 4 ss :: E
rcTToN NOTTcr-A Parry II ENBARRAssFD
eircumsancc w .cl al ~ part a their elegant WOOD
s,Sy o. usRu three ssys: al he Fsrnsars Wa new ss Ill
r r,r,c rscr . N.Y. r. s,sr s srs Nj
weed INQUIRE At c residence Ne - wcs. Ecyso<h sree',
near ffh avenue
ACTION SoTTc a. Ioo NJ, At ABogr
rorcgsn Esrfes. i4o vsrek o. - ard 81 Kins your
srass for fsroIiaTs Rss i.rgI'.rs Pscsod and Spco
AUCTION AND oorNr@Iox sronk NO. 81 MAIN
spsy ssp SsT.d . Sm I'd pay w over -a pT.
promptly. lie N perfectly ecnvorssn with dry goods and
ssoihng The location good for good Srf~cs- Rce-
given required G. D. SMITH y1onesw
At ArcTrov-pAvrD Sorr. ArcTroSrER-TuEa
N day june ~, At hree o'clock, the premises
q Raarosd snd Newark s,eoaes jerry 0ly .donlns Jee
snfs market Two desirable tuAinz I<<s 23s 100 fe each,
Including small frame building. Terms cay
AUCTION NoT1cE-ByHyHAMs FURNITURE NIX.
N press and furnnurc Packing Establishment, oGcc Ill
and ila We Eleventh street between Fifth and sixth
Household furnturc every Description boted and
sill pcd 10 81 pnrts Of the World. Large covered i1
rernoyal Of furniture 70 county Storage Tor furniture
UcTrov xoTIcr-rrgos. BrII. ArcTfOxErR AND
N ". ~ INGRAffAN viii sell Saturday. at 0ie odock
IN he sacsroons % rowery 10 continuation large sale
e second hand fo ibid Furniture OF all dCscrptio3 also
lOi Ct Pledged Articles Dry Gos-. Chng Jewel
~ face fIt@cry kr Fawrhrolcrs sale. Monday. by
Do cf lEIDENbERG; particulars IN time. rawnbroScrs
SIC By order Of R1IIERNAN viii be duly nosiccd, Ac.
rCTroy NoTrcr-1oHv r. RUSSELL. AUCTION
N VIII sc Saturday at o'clock. ty order
scrcnd hand furiiure. cnsisng 81 Carpets Oichs Bu
Ieaus, Washnnds Icds'eade ~ dng hair hailre-es ma
htsany and shcr Chairs. one Pnptons patent b seel
cNtcnsion Tables Mirrors Oh fsnngs, Wsehsians crotke
~, Curtains, &c.
pRowNE a. NICHOLS, ArcTIoNEsRsr-IHIs DAY
- Hridayh June p, al orok. Al our Scsroms, NO 7,
Nassau street. 70 top Wagons various styles 10 DC soh vhh
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M Y v puc0N h.. ,he pl-ssars 20 announes lhAt b.
has leasd he above named hoel for term Of ysars hss
been completely renovated order and now ready
for the accommodation Of transient and permanent gles
Parties Wishing York wishing adopt tho European
Plan q Myngwl ll. all Me sccouapoixUs -
u,a h0ei.
management of he 81 Ncholas and more recently wh ibs
rislh Avenuo this city, feels hat no
give entire sasacon % All who may become ks sucso
during Their SAY In New York.
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TIENRY ". LEEDS AVCTTOy ETI,-SA ALE ROOM NO.
IL - Nassau ssreet-liENRY H. LEEDS & c,i viii sar
auron Saturday, june q l. O'Clock In front
No q Nassau street avery fine gray hose l3s hapis high
between and Old long tall kni and gentle Ia all bar
and excellent saddle horse, quite last,
sound the property Of gentleman leaving the city. Also
very inc Paddle and Birdie, made by stng broadway.
Also, second hand Carriage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rJ,IIE FRIENDS OF WILLIAM FARMER HACKMAN, AN
old and respected citizen of the Fourteenth ward.
anested TO attend meeting be neh at AZ Prince street, on
Friday ning the I'd O'clock take Into conzido-
ration the enectual OF assisting him % overcome
the loss the fire Ferry second
GEORGE GAIIAlEH. Chairman.
MIcIn. CoRconAN Secretary.
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TJENRY IT, LEEDS. CTIONEER.-SAI.ESROOM1 n
III Nassau sirect.-HENRY H. LEEDS A 90 win snll nj
auction Saturday June q nj IL oeos In front Of store
No % Nassau general Of household Fur
niturc consisting Of Brussels and ingram Carpets, rosewood
Suits In brocnfe rosewood Chairs covered IN
brocsel; mahogany Sofas aud fetcaetes covered IN pr
CLOTH rosewood ana mahogany marble top centre Tables
hogsny Card Tables do extension Dining Tables mahogany
marble Bureaus Lounges IN brocaie gilt franc pier Mir
oval do ladies' Secretary rosewood BooAc'-e OAK hln
ry Table, mahogany Chairs Ia hair cs. mahogany lollrc
Chairs Rockers mahogany Hat Stands also rosewood and
mahogany Pianos; also Tge invoice Of Jeiycry " acca &
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wi nrtday) June ~ md IN catur,lry, Dur" ~
Ivls orork earh day. sacsronu. 80 few
from Fulton s-rond hand Furniture family
declining housekeeping removed iron fwrh
solsenepce at sale Consisting In &C rosewood ysror
siis, covered IN hTooasi vi1rete aAae Palor apt Arm
hnir~ r1shcuy do. In hair c,h. Brussels
grnin carpets. Glib frnnc Pier Mantcl Nrrpr- f'iel
and lace Window Curtains Chandeliers Mahogany Etr
BILE Dressing Bureaus azhsanS. Nei-iea Hair Mat.
ircssess rnlhasscs Feather sds Mardrsee-, Nshosny
Sofas Chairs, lounges Black Walnut Buf0 kxennn DIN
ring Tables. Cutlery glassware, silver plated Ware, Ac
The Whole 10 be positively sold
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MARsHs COUNTING ROOMS FOR
III Practice and lnsiructon n
Bookkeeping aud business AFFAIR."
ee6 broadway, Irving Building.
Ovcuars application. Narshs crnpise and beautiful
wosAs on Bookkeeping new sdons printed N coors for
sale. Private eaeona-
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"A ". lNeRAIIAh VIII sell on saturday. al los odock
IN he sacsroonss % powcry Ia contribution, large sale
e second hand Household Furniture. CT all dscrrton. also
o Ct Pledged Articles DRY Goc-. summer CibnG Jewel.
facc I1@icry Ar rawrhrolcr's SALE Monday. By
DO O. lGfDENhERG; pareulars IN time rawnbrokcrs
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
For the Lancaster Gazette.
A MOurnful Sac riricS.


am called upon to perform the mournul duty Of
recording the death of an esteemed aud dear friend
WILLIAM A. .SHUMAN, whose mortal remains were,
during my absence from home, brought 10 this city
and consigned 10 their last resting place.
For years past, Mr.. Shuman had been engaged in
the construction of Rail Roads as n Contractors but
during the pecuniary pressure for upward of two
years. he lived with his family here in Lancaster en-
joying the pleasures Of home endeanments. Being,
however, of an active and enterprising disposition,
hc became restless for want of employment, and com
monced buying up horses for the Southern markets,
with his last ot he proceeded as far as Holly SPRING.
Mississippi, where for the Ii me being they kept
at II stable belonging to Mr.. House. Owing TO some
difficulties which existed between House aud the
father-in-aw of Robinson, House and Shumhn, while
in company with each other, were fred at by saiC
Robinson, who, It appears, had waylayed House, The
bali, missing House, struck Shuman undor the lowe
lip, and passing beneath the tongue, lodged some
where In Ihe back of his neck. Some three or fou
days after this unfortunate event, hopes OF hi
recovery were cherished under the sklful trcatmcn
he received but these hopes were soon blasted b
,he continual loss of blood. He died the 7lh Inst
at g o'clock PM a mournfu sacrifice TO the cruC
hatred aud revenge Of one, whom he knew mot, an
never had seen before, and the wrathful charge
whose deadly weapon had been intended forthe othe
person In his company.
Br. Shuman, as true christian man, forgaye th
deed, by which, in the prime of life, his innocel
blood was shed yet, IL the sight of just and hol
God, che that katcth his brother is amurderer"
william A. shuman was born in MillersowB Pc
ry, County, Pennsylvania, February I'd, 1897 and
an infant received christian baptism by the Rev.
Hmes On July 1854, he was married TO Miss Ell
}. WeisE, second daughter of the late Rev. Geori
wesz of this city, who with her infant son Is LETT
4 sorrow to mourn his untimely and cruel dealth.
the timo of his death he was regular member al
deacon OF the German Reform Church here
b sage was 80 years, months, ana days Inc
ligous services at his funeral were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Gaibraith OF tho Presbyterian Church, q
the Rev. Mr.. Loose of Sugar Grove. May God bic
and co mfort her, whose loss has been so great, a
whose true aad aeectionate heart Is overwhelm
y with sorrow and anguish We all must die h'
soon we meet again Let us all be rightly prepare
III Lancaster, Ohio, September Is, 1860. Z. ID. 3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
Odd Fellows Celebration and
DptIjcntiOn.

There will be Public Celebration Of
the l. o. o. Fs in this city on Tuesday,
Sept. a5, 1860. The Grafton will be de-
livered by Brother G. 7. Flanders, Of
Cincinnati.
Grand Master Charles f. Wilstach will
dedicate the New Hall with appropriate
ceremonies, at 6 ] O'CLOCK, P. NJ, aiteI
which supper win be in readiness at the
Cook House, where Toasta and Kespon
ses may be expeeted To all OF which
citizens and the public generally are inv
ted to attend. Tickets for the suppe
may be obtained at the Office of the Cool
House, also Of the committee.
Programmes containing the order o
exercises for the Celebration, will be dis
tributed on the morning of the above day
r. G. SHUGERT, Commitle
e.r- WILLIAM V0RYS, of genera
JOHN BAUGHMAN,) ArraDgIs
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
The PTesideutIaI sIoautebauk.
Prom Ihs Chicago JouFDal.l


Diogones, the eccentric philosopher Of
the o.den time, went about with lantern
10 seek man, but never found one; and
Douglas, the political mountebank ofthe
modern time. goes about seeking q moth
or. but can't find her.
The little dodger is still IN search ofbis
maternal ancestor and seems 10 be as far
from Gndi0g her now as when he COM
meuced his peregrinalions. He has been
down in "ole Virginby" and IN North
Carolina. and at last ACCOUNTS VS. in
Washington, airing "my great prinriple"
at every railway station and on almost ev-
cry street corner, but still not fnding"my
mother"
He now announccg his intention Of re-
lragirg his steps to II city Of New York
to see how his new Know Nothing allies
are getting on, and will probably lo,k for
his mother in that State for few days,
BY the light Of the ozark lantern" Aod
then he is coming West, 10 pursue his g.
lial errand in Ohio, Indiana. Illinois and
Minnesota. aud begging votes fU the Pres
idsncy. az poor, homeless orphan beg
for pennies to buy him some bread.
A ''stump" candidate for the presiden-
cy is something novel in Amerio an pol
tical con'ests. and is a st-p lower in self
degradation tlsn any other candidate has
ever venrured upon; and whethor the liz.
tic dodger ever finds bis mother or moi
we think there is one other thing lie will
Gnd before he gets through with his beg
ging and hunting tour, aud that is, the
hearty contempt of all men who have any
regard for modes,y, self-respect or tn
dignity OF American statesmausbip.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
LGreat ,nemncrniic nnlly.

Yesterday came off tho demonstration
that was to "astound the country" and
brighten Republicans out Of their boots.'
We believe the Republicans have surviv-
ed. From the great effort made and the
flaming posters that were circulated, and
the lime and wind spent by the 'flithful"
of Lancaster, we had expected folmida-
BILE demonslration-it was respectable and
that is all; bearing no comparison in num-
bers to our Clay meeting Of the 24tl
ultimo--no comparison in either numbers
or display, to the Sherman meeting, al
Logan, on the 3lst. They got up pa,
rade it is true, numbering 83 wagons, ac-
cording to actual count by numbers Of
disnterested men, and between four and
five hundred volers.
AT time during the speech Of the
"traitorous' (yide Ohio Eagle) Payne, or
the windy Stambaugh. was there as many
listeners as heard John Sherman. 1t has
been admitted BY Democrats and all that
Clays meeting was larger in every sense
than the meeting OF yesterday.
Atnisht the meeting was success
The torch light procession was the finest
so far as numbera were concerned, that
we have yet seen in Lancaster. But there
were not as many of the "smail Giants >
by 500 as the "failhful' lad boosted
would be here.
The presentation of the banner to q
manda Township and the accompanying
remarks OF Miss NARY ]. WyGUM, wer'
appropriate, we'll delivered and repleiC
with good sense. Miss WScuM deserves
much praise,
Of the speech Of II. B. Payne and the
ranting, windy and bombastic harrangu'
i, ofS,ambaugh we shall have something t'
say in the future.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
The Democracy Of Fairfield in favor Of
z Protective Tariff.
Circulate Me RspOrt-Sprsad the Joyful
Aelas.


They have abandoned their old princi.
pies of "Free Trade" and adopted our
measure Of "Proteelion 10 American In
dustry."
Witness the Eagles article OF last week
favoring high duty on Wool. Witness
their declaration that "a man who votes
against Tariff. is not friend Of the la
boring classes" Witness their quotations
from the Black Republican Agricultural
Report Of last year. Democrats Of Old
Fairfield, We rejoice that you lave joined
US in the support of the great measure Of
Protection to American Industry-wo
only hope you may stick tOh longer than
you do to most principles you profess.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
Guernsey's Balm.
MARRIED.

In this city. on Sept 10Th, by the Rev.
A. swartz, Mr.. DANIEL TscHoPp, Jun. and
Miss CATHARINE NJ. MILLER, all of this
county.
At the residence of Noah McNaugh'en,
on Thursday evening, September 6, 1860
by the Rev VIM, Hastings, Mr.. DAVID +
SprLER and Miss MARY JANE CHERRY, al
of Fairfield county, Ohio.
On Thursday, September 18th, by the
Rev. Thomas Drake, at the residence o.
Benz. Miller near Amanda, Mr.. JAMES ii
WoIFoRD and Miss CATHARINE GROVES
all Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.
JOSEPH D. REBER and Mss EMILY HAR
TER, both of this county.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
For the Gazoite and Democrat.
Democratic Pole Raisi,g at Carroll.

bcmOCTOlc EOic NaisiA 3 ~ Co,'o'
EDS. GAZETTE: On Saturday last was
to come off the great Pole raising, at Car
roll, and it did come off-Aa burlesquc up
on decenay.as upon everything ever heard
or dreamed of in tie shape OF a political
meeting.
A great ,ffort had been made TO rally
The "faihful." 1t was currently reported
that the eloquent SITES, and the "ctle'
brated" SrMcacoMD. would be present to
"enlighten the Democracy Of Grenfeld.'
and as these gentlemen were known to be
orators-leaders Of the Democracy, occu-
Ipyipg high positions in their party, a"plg
crowd' and "great time was anticipated
At the appointed hour the orators
came, came in style, looked eagerly about
the village for the "crowd," then attheir
watchcs-pocketcd them again with evl'
dent signs of disappointment: TIE crowd
was "not in" Slncheomb euquired ca
:, oerly for the 'imeeteu." and was pointed
t, gathering ofeight men and four boys
With very uglJ muttcrings and downcast
looks the eloquent gentlemen approach
ed the spot and ordered business TO com
mence, but 10! there were not enough o
the faithful present to raise the pole. l
would not do to fzzle entirely-the pol
;, must go up at al, hazards So runners
~ were sent out, and BLACK Republicans
' enough finally mustered to put the thin
on end. ......
The pole up, Sites was loudly called b
S,iuobcomb. Sites came forth and mad
n - what on earth will callit! a hal
- rangue? No! the thing bcggars descrlE
zion. 1t was unlike anything on tt
!, earth, beneath the earth, or above I'll
~ earth. 1t was not Ineligible, hardly ul
~ intcllgible-a sort cf a blowing, belIoV
" ing, putting, striking, scraming-nothir
'" that worcs won't reach. The whole a
I'M fair was complete 6zzle, cuding in j
good except the amusement it afforded
", Republican lookers>on, and an express
~ ~ determination on the part Of the respect
10 :. BILE few among the eight, mot to go wi
~ the Douglas faction il Sinchcomb Al
=" Sites were its leaders"
'0s ItIis to he hoped the bogus Dcmocra
'"' will have few more "poe raisings"
to' &c, Greenfield. If they do, Horizons maj
''0 ity in this township will be over one HI
~ dred. GREENFlELD