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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-05
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDI
car nEp,DTuLEr

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDI-
CAL DEPARTMENT.
HNHE Annual Course Of Lecture; in this Department will
Il comnrcce on Monday, November Il, I.G0, and all
terminate Ia the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, VI D., Professor OF Practice Of Medicine.
}. l.. RIDDLE, ". b., Professor OF Chemistry.
WARREN STONE. VI. D., Professor OF surgery.
A.. II. CENAS, u. u. Professor of 0b-;e,ric-.
GuSTANCS A.. MOTT, VI. D., Profession OF Ma;esil Med
ca.
T. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Anstomy.
L. VI. LAWSON, VI. d., Professor OF Clinical Metictne.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. b., Professor Of Physiology and "a.
tholDry.
s IS. Z 4. c yISIiGIs ~ 81 r. j. Drmo".'rasor: Of Anatomy.
The Rooms for n;-.ectias will he oEau OF the second Mon.
day In October.
The Faculty IRE visiting Ply ,!cian, ai.L Surgeons Of The
Charity Hospital.
The S,uGrnt accompany the Professors In their visits
and, free of eXl,i.r, rijoy extraordinary practical aiyan.
tagCI.
Preliminary to The C"ur.r, lectures will be delivered
daily In ia. ArTphi'hsntrc Of the Hospital, from the arst Of
October, Oh Clinical Medicine and surgery, and other SUBJ
jeciS without any charge To students.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. b., bean.
~ Thr Administrator VI HI Charity Hospital elect an
nnally. III April, fourteen Resident Students, who are main.
tanned by The Institution. Aug .y-cwilst Nov.
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ETFTf SEGR0ES. -Th!s Day. ~ L. 49,
Il will be sold so likely Negroes c~cas.st!a, Of 81
Boys and Tirls, and womrn and ChUircr.
DICKINSON HILL 4 ca. kUf'-
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d reduction OF une- fourth TO Minister'S.
q No extra charges. Pupils provide BOOKS anu sta'
aohery attl'eir own expense. In case OF protrac'eu SlrE'
ness, L deduction vii! be made for absence.
Doarders are members Of the Presidents family. Mo,
hcy to meet their incidental expenses should be ueposheu
with him, and all letters 70. them sent to his care.
Catalogues, containing full details. may be obtained ~
the bookstores. or by application TO The presidsnt
CIAS. II. WINSTON,
August G-.m Richmond, Va.
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Ei BETS s. GREGORY ATCTS.

TWENTY SEEROES.-This day, st 10 o'cic:.
l. We will sell 90 likely slave.
BELTS & GREGORY Lrr;. rr,,trr e,r..,
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ALFRED iIOHNEI, JK.,

ALFRED ilOIsNEIi, JH.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PHILADELPHIA
y fERENCES:-Mess 5. { W. WELSH, Philadelphia;
LII DULLES & Corr, Philadelphia; RICHARD EPrES, II. D.,
City Point, Va; ". DULLES & Co., Philadelphia.
ConsiSnmcnls, also orders for Clover and other Grass
Seeds, respectfully solicited. [Junr l6-trtxv.
RICHMOND FERTILIZER MANUFAC-
yLIiITG MILLS.
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o. NECKOES-W- will sell Twcn,y.sy- r..r, Ne.
GkOfS To-Day, al 10 O'clock.
PCELiaN / co. Arc:'r,,
Odd Fellows IiS'!.
sale privately. p Th
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Bf ~ WIS, DEUPKEE i CO., ATCIS-
90 SEGKOES.-Wr will SCI. Tbs AogS.:c
Nv ~ O'Clock, thirty slrIy Slaves.
DAVIS, DECPREE CO.
Odd Prllors' Hall ro-pr- N,va opi pr.,tIF, o..
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! Remarkable Prediction FulAlled.

Helper says (psge 5s) IN his Republican
campsign document, (ths compendium Of
wich has been endorsed BY most or the prom.
inent leaders Of that psrty:)
ERE long-msrk our (his) words, there
will ascend from Texas huxzs for Freedom
and for Equal Rights. that will utterly coun-
found The friends OF despolism. and set at de-
isnce the authority Of userpers end carry
consternstion 70 the heart Of every slavery
|propogsndIst.s
This man Helper evidently knew what
was going 70 occur, for sconsternstion 70
now being carried to tho hearts" or our citi.
zens 10 Texas. By negroes throwing strych-
nine into the wells there and setting firs 70
whole villages at time. This, indeed, is :
Christian and humane and msenanimous wsv
OF securing Z 'huzza for freedom" but The
most shameful thing about Il is tho fact that
Helper is endorsed By most Of the Republi.
csn leaders including nearly three score Of
members Or ex-membsrs Of Congress-N.
Y. Express.
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In addition 70 the vote Of Mr.. Lincoln for
the resolutions Of Geo. Ashmun, offered in
Congress during the Mexican wsr, which de-
clsrsd that war wrong. unjust and upeonsti.
tutionsl. Hsrper's Weekly 10 biography Of
that individual. says that old Abe voted
against bill granting one hundred and sixty
acres Of land 10 each Of the volunteers who
served 10 Il. He thus sought 70 visit bic
wrath upon The patriotic men, young and
|old, Who q that lime called By their country
marched to the battle field. This oct wss
worthy Of tory Of the American Rsvolutitp
Do Lincoln's brief public life, hs never did
4 patriotic act. Talk about such man bs.
ing one Of the people! Il is nonsense and
worse than that. He hates The people, oil
hs public acts prove Il. "Ol isn't hs dsr.
ling. Ohio Statesman.
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0TThs following are the sppoInsmsnss
for this Conference yesr Of the M. e. Con.
ference for this District:
PAorr DIsrRicr. John w. Julian, P. Il.
Psoli Station-W. H. Jschson.
Orleans Station-L. NJ. Hsncoek.
Orsngeville-w. E. Rsvenseroft.
Livonis-F. A. Hutcherson.
Hsrdinsburg-L e. Carson.
Leavenworih-J. N. HiIliard.
Rono-R. Rhodes.
Wickliffe-R. w. Patterson.
French Lick. II. Lester.
Memphis. McReynolds.
Hsysville-J. F. 81. Clair.
Rome-Wm. Naples.
Fredrick-burg-I. N. Thompson.
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Black Republicanism Sailing Undc,
False Colors.

I'VE denounce tie unlawful invasion b
armed forces Of the soil Of any State or Ter
ri'ory. no matter under what pse,ext. q one
Of the grsvest crimes. Chicago Platform
BLACK REPuBLrcAxrsn SAILING uxpsR -,
TRUE coLoRs.
"Ws leave this work ii. O., ''execra.iou
on the memory Of Brown 4 COL TO the 6,
hands and tongues Of those who regard The
fundamental axioms Of the Declaration Of
Independence q 'glittering gcnsrsIities'--
We will not BY ONE REPROACHFUL
WORD. disturb the bloody shrouds where.
in John Brown and his compatriots are
sleeping. They dared and died for what
they felt to be the right. LET THEIR
EPITAPHS REMAIN UNWRIrTEN UN-
TIL THE NOT DISTANT DAY WHEN
NO SLAVE SHALL CLANK HIS CHAINS
IN THE SHADES OF MONTICELLO
OR BY THE GRAVES OF MOUNT YER
NON."-New York Tribune.
Slavery must come down peasssbly, or
scEHEs or HORROR SHALL MARX lrs ovER
THROW IN BLOOD.
The right Of revolution belongs to the black
man @ we'll . the white, and is only Il
question Of time. numbers, and expediency.
Were the black men to-day united, intelli-
gent, educated, with arms and ammunition |
sssy Of sccsss, and % powerful that The pro. |
liabilities we're in their favor, w sfirm, and
10 man can fairly deny, that Il would Be-
heir inaliensbls right and duty 70 throw oiF|
heir opprsssors-- -psacssbly II they could,
orciby II they must The whole Outside
wosld would cry. 'amen,' let them fight. and
nay sll good men help them. though .hs
Hood should aow, even unto the horses bri.
lies. Winstesd Herald.
John Brown dead will live In milions Of
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MEAN THrscs.-Tt Is mean to borrow
,~' neighOor's papers when you are tos
''nsy 70 take one Of your own.
y e mean 70 subscribe for Z nswspape,
'na never pay for il.
VS. mean thing 70 steal exchanged
ron N editors saneum.
"n mean % look over a. sditors shoul.
'e, when he e writing.
n" mean 70 ridiculs IN editorial when
,,u oSs nsve az not two atoms Of brains IL YOU,
=. individual who q found guilty On
~ q The above indictms n,s, should bs sep,
: \. - psaissa'isry for ten years, and sheu
!. ma'porssd for The balance Of his life %
|,ss NV lonely Island, where he nigh, 10 soI.
|sMIs M s';s ,'0ne io' the commission Of sucA horr.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT JASPER
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CT & n EN- r D 0A NE.
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GJBIsck.syst ladies' are most opt 70 b
passionate and jealous. BIus-sysd. soulful
truthful. sffsctionats and con6dine. Gray.
eyed. philosophical, literary. resoIuss, and
coId.hsartsd. Hazel-syed, quick-ismpsssd
and 6etls.
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Return Of the Jews to Palestine.


To the student Of the Bible and churc
history, there are few current subjects o
more absorbing interest. Or Of deeper signifi
csnce than the events nov almost dali,
occurring which point to the repossessior
BY the Jews Of their own land. The tide o
progress after lapse Of centuries. may b
said to have fairly turned 10 sha, direction
and the prayers long offered by that chose
bu! scattered people, that ':Judah may Sc
saved. and Israel dwell securely. and lha,
the Redeemer may come 70 Zion," is un.
doubtedsy Fastening to fulilment.
The Sultan Of Turkey 10 encouraging
Jewish emigration to Palestine, snd is Offer
ing 10 sell them 10 much land as they
choose 70 buy, and Il 10 said that he even
expresses HE willingness to dispose Of the
mosque Of Omar 70 them, which, il will be
'ecollected, stands upon the very site Of The
Jewish temple 90 Mount Morish. The
mosque is one Of the Mohsmmedans' mos,
sacred shFines. being scarcely inferior in NJ
tionsl importance to those Of Mecca end
Medina. Politicians an d statesmen look 10.
on these indications Is the Legitimate conse-
ouenre OF iberaIizing innueoce Of Mahom.
medsn intercourse with Chsi5tisns. and 90
they nay be; but 10 the reader Of the yct
uniulflled pages Of Revelation, they slso
point TO what as respecis the jews, "pro-
phe's and kings" have long waited for, .'but
died without the sight, That The Mosque
Of Omar should be In . fair way Of passing
ITO the hands Of the people /, whose fsth.
en the site on which il stands wss once
gwen IN On everlasting coven ant, il what
% c'ssder Of secular history fifty yesrs ago
could even have dreamed would ever come
% pass. Some Of the hills around Jeruss.
zen have already become Jewish property,
anu e no mesns improbable that some oil
'ne present generstion will zee the entire
c'y OF jerusalem again in the hands OF i,s
snc'ent owners. That . mighty revolution
WI follow 10 the wake Of such an event, il
probably ss certain % that the Jews will re.
'o'n tsll; At all events, affairs ia that i'm.
mediate region Of the East must ere long Be. y
'ns an engroseing shsms among the ns.
''0ns o. the earth. An able discussion oil !.
'as vast theme. and the steps towards tho
'''n'lmsnt Of the prophecy % they srsn.
spfe, will constitute Z prolific 6eh fcr IL. '
religious press; and those evincing The great. =
s"iamiliari'y with the subject will doubt tIsss !,
n'd their enligh,enine disquisitions sought I
'"e' with svidi,y. The foreign CORES. : !
pondents Of those journals would do we'll to :,
~ ,'e particular attention to this subject, !
! % Presbyterian Of the present week e. !
sues p%e % y, and 2romises more In futurs.- :,
fhllsdeIphis Press. \
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GTIfs : man has intelligence sufficien,
70 authorize him TO vote and assist ia max.
ing bic own laws, whilst residing 10 State,
Why should he not exercise the mme privi.
legs when be removes 70 . .erri,oui Css-
sius enquired whether it wss the meat Cesar
sss that made him great. Probably there q
some deleterious effect 10 The sir, water, Or
food in our territories, unmsns our pionesrs,
end rsnders them Incapable Of sslf-govern.
ment II %, ws politely reques, that class
Of politicians who think themselves capable
Of governing themssIves, and the sress Of
mankind" 70 point out the poisons AMI give
as their names. We may probably b able
10 fnd their sstidosss. MT. Vernon Umpire
nYThe 6vmeet lriends AK the fswsss
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hearts-HIS MEMORY WILL BE FRA
GRANT THROUGH RATIOys. n

s~A'> ssAsNO vi VEN ENA xIONS.
will BE- easier to die,in . good cause. ev.
Ion the gsllows. since John Brown HA
. HALLOWED hat mode Of exit from Il
troubles and temptations Of this mortal exi
tence."-N. Y. Tribune.
q For one, We confess we love him-w
HONOR him-WE APPLAUD HIM. He
honest in his principles. courageous in .hei
defence. and we have yet to bs taught, read
ing from ths. book Of inspiration al &C
knowledge. how Ind where old j ohm Brow,
is trsnsgressor. Do with him ss one vii
his ashes will some day be gathered 10 !
HERo's tcmb-his name will bs written with
the Wicklereids and Tells, and WASHING.
Tors Of history, snd the A mericsn schooIboy
shall yet be taught to listen, with moisten.
ing eye and beating heart. to the story Of
old John wn"-Conn. Herald.
"John Brown dies to-dsy,-but liberty
does not die with him. nor courage. nor hope ),
nor the light Of truth, nor the influence oil
nor any Of those moral eIe-
ments which must forever war on slavery tiII|
the 'irrepressibls conficp terminates In iss
overthrow. ."-Norwich Courier.
$50 let us be reverently grateful for the
privileges Of living in world RENDERED.
NOBLEBY THE DARING OF HEROES,
he suffering Of the mstyrs-smong whom
when lei none doubt that Fl fSTORY WILL
ACCORD AN HONORED NICEE TOl
Old JOHN BROWN."-New York Tri.
,une.
@John Brown had no murder nor treason
o his heart. His mission was one Of free
om. Eulogies, marble monuments. poems
nd professions, will celebrate bic fame, and
i've his name to posterity - that Of d
i0OD NAN. AND A TRUE FRIEND
IF HIS RACE."-New Haven Palladium.
We could q II one Sheet were |, one thou
and times larger with extracts Of the above
hsracter, taken from prominent Black Re-
ublican pspers Of the country, to show that y
is eli hypocsscy. damning hypocracy. onI
10 part Of the GreeIeys, the Giddiugs. n . .
rows. who were the controlling spirits in
'e Convention that nominated Lincoln and :
amlin. to pretend, that they now are, or
yer have been opposed 70 the nessonsb;e =
vasion Of John Brown and bic compan-
ms. These men, in whose hands old Abe =
ncoln. should he be elevated to the Presi-
'ncy. would be "bus o. clay in the hands OIL
. potter" would to-day shout emancipa. L
10 70 the slave. from The funeral pyre oil
merican freedom. Let the powers Of the W
overnment pass into their hands, and the
bIic mind in Despite Of their promises, W
sir pIedges. and their platforms, would
come BY repetition. fsmliarzed with the W
enes Of Ha'Per's Ferry, which they now
sely and hyrocritically pretend 10 Dc.
unce and condemn. n
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10 the Conservative Men Of Indiana.
FRAurropa o. 1000

FRANKFORT, OcT. =, 1850.
GExTLEMES:-I have had the honor 10 Re-.
ceive your letter Of the 29th ult., In which
alter some very kisd complimentary express
sions OF your personal regard, you are pleas.
cd to ssy that you would like very much to
have from your own, (my own) lips in .
speech in the city Of New Albany. your (my)
|oPinion Of the duty OF true Union men in the
present crisis" &c.
Il will not be convenient for me to visit
New Albany in any short time to come or
to make TO you the address you have re.
quested. But have no disposition to with.
hold from you my opinion a. to the course
that ought TO be pursued 10 the present cri.
sis BY true Union men, who desire the elec.
tion Of Bell and Everett. That opinion will
BE- sufficiently expressed BY stating that II l
we're voter in the State Of Indiana and be.
lleved there was no probability that Bell
could carry the State BY its popular vote.
THEN WOULD UHHEsrrArrxoLY GIVE nY
VOTE TO DoucLAs; AHD I SHOULD DO rHrs
THINKING that thereby I performed my duty
as true Union" man. and REHrEREp BOTH
70 MI cousrRv. and to Bell and Everett
The candidates Of my choice. the best service
that circumstances permitted me to do.
have the honor to be with sincere &C.
snowlsdgements, snd very respectfully yours,
&C., &c. J.J. CRTTTFNDEN
Messrs. Charles Meekin. WIN. p. Swift,
3. w. McCracken. E. Commandeur,
a. y. Jackson, Dennis Gregg.
+. Danforth. H. Devol.
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0TAn exchange pspsr speaks Of wind
that We % violent = 70 blow poet holes
away.
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The following abridgmsnt contain,
the plan and marrow, sum and substance, oI
. sermon which occupied an hour In deliv.
cry:
"MAH - BoRE TO TROUBLE
The subject my hearers, 10 naturally al.
visible into four heads:
l. Mans entrance into the world;
?. His progress through The world;
9. His exit from the world; end
4Prsctcsl reflections from what may b
said. First, then:
]. Mans ingress 10 life d naked and bare;
?. His progress through life is trouble
and care;
3. His egress from Il, none can tell where;
4. But doing well here, W will BE- we'll
there.
Nov. on this subject ny brethren dear,
4 could not ssll more y pssssAiag ; year.
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~ =. Il. rEwKEsBuRY.

'ne A jolly old soul is he.
=" With never wife. but strange 10 tell,
With daughters Thirty Three!
~ His boundless farm,
's And his strong right arm.
s.' And his daughters 80 .sir to see.
o. Have made him the pride
C. Fiom far and wide.
" =, OF the fearless and truly free.
This Uncle Sam has giau. frame
n A giant frame has be;
J. His pockets are deep and hin purses line
' 10 manner most fair to see!
!. He bounds his lands
III By the rocky strands
On the shores OF either sea
' BY the surf that bresks
On northern lakes.
4 And gulf.waves mins.relsy.
!, His daughters 90 fair
Are . loyal band
One great democracy!
j Who know their true worth,
i Nor Hiss the earth
To srislocrscyi
The buxom Maine, BY eastern shore,
Dwells with the Granite maid,
The ssaid Vermont. with placid brow,
Reigns 'mong the everglades;
Fair little Rhody's busy hand.
With Massachusetts, brain,
joins with Connecticut to bless
The rocky eastern main.
The giant York with regal mien.
And sstar Of empire" crowned.
With Pennsylvania iron arms
Clasping the world around;
The merry maid Of Maryland.
And Jerseys peach-like cheek.
With ssucy little Delaware,
Our grateful praises seek.
virginis-mother OF the brave
The twin Carolina's fair.
Sweet Florids, enwreathed with flowers,
Georgia, with golden hair;
Fair Alsbama's heaving breasts,
Dissent with cotton balls,
The sunny Mississippi's grace.
Kentuckys cavern walls.
Louisiana pressing hard
The mouth Of Mississip.
While al the rest delight to take
The sugars from her lip,
Westward. beneath lone, lone star,
Lies Texas wealth untold.
While California binds them Oh
With chains Of gli,sering gold.
Bold Arkansss-s strapping maid.
Missouri's sunny grace.
With Tennessee central gem
Ohio's besming face;
The prsiries OF fair Illinois,
With Indiana's plains,
'ie with wisconsins nodding plumss,
On fields OF waving grain.
10y Michigan lies willingly
In northern lakes fond grasp,
ows gives : willing hand
For al the world to clasp;
air Minnesota, youngest
or the peerless thirty.three,
Vith Oregon makes up the band
OF the fearless and the free.
. lovelier 5and,oF fsirer land
Blesses the eye Of heaven;
sistsrhcod more pure and good
Earth never yet has given.
10 The following sbridgmsnt con,ains
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MAN I.
NEW!
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ID, gents and
variety Of
cotfonade
~ kins, Ky.
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N, boots and
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| Rags, Dried
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nd VIRGINIA
elcgsn Iii.
r o do aptaiion
ID, freshness
ID agazine is
be witIlouta
uty OF is ty-
&s embellish-
ID dearest Of
10 lead all Of
ts. For cor.
|, its colored
-
hlled in 1857.
Sri,y in 1858.
tc Four CO.
Sis. and one
bIl who wish
|bs. Address
4 alnut street,
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/ SOCIETY.
J Society are
ty month, at
in the Union
instrumt nial
bct to the di-
F.
president.
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IL PI.Oyv
DIR ~!

or STREETS
is now pre-
be laiest and
res, Wagons,
nable terms
put from my
done IN the
~ nOucf. n
Jan I'D.
IN IAN.
RRIsoS SIS,
IA,
lwnys ready
ant his seryi-
utmost OF his
April 6.'59.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-25
Horse Thief Shot.

Horse thieves are getting to be very m
ous-the 'higher law being put practically
in force by them. Only last week, two horses
were stolen from q farmer in Coshocton coun.
ty, but were recovered by the interchangeable
e%xertions of the Sheriff. The Auglaize Dem.
Ocrdt says:
1.-THE band of horse thieves who have been
committing their depredations upon the far.
mers of our county during the last few months,
met with a warm reception on Saturday night,
at the hands of Mr.. George Brown, who re-
sides about three miles north of this place.
About II or l o'clock on Sunday morning
Mr.. Brown heard his dog making a noise on
the outside of the house, and thinking all was
not right, he got up to reconnoitre about his
premises, taking his gun with him. He pro
ceeded to his pasture, where he noticed seve.
raj men trying to catch shis best horse. Mr..
B. Immediately fired at the thief nearest him,
and had the satisfaction of seeing him tumble
over, and give two or three unearthly screams
His eonfederates Immediately picked him up
and jumping over the fence they disappeared
with him as fast as possible. They were
tracked a short distance by the blood nexI
morning"
In the same county, Mr.. HENRY ScHRAH
had a fine horse stolen on the 18th inst
which has not been recovered. Within tn,
last 10 months over 20 head of horses hay,
been stolen from Auglaize county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-25
RepubIican Meeting.

Ex-Gov. Chase addressed the Republicans
Of the city in front of the Court House, on Sat
urday evening. In point of numbers the
meeting was a very fair one, owing TO the fact,
doubtless, that every e~xertion had been made
for several days to draw a 'big crowd" Il
was not more than half as large, however, as
the impromPtu Democratic meeting on the
same evening to ratify the nomination Of
DOUGLAS and FITzHATRIcK-
We did not hear the speech of 'this distin
guished patriot and Statesman" las the ex
Governor was styled on the posters,) and will
therefore, furnish our readers with his view;
on another occasion. Upon the occasion We
refer to, he declared
II embrace with pleasure this opportunity
Of declaring my disapprobation with thai
clause in the Constitution which denies TO q
portion Of the cOlored people the right o.
suffrage"
We presume the Ex-Governor "came here t.
announce no new Platform" and hence, W,
rely on his past declaratiOns of opinions, from
which be has seen no cause TO swerve," as h
stated some time since, to give our readers al
idea of the opinions entertained BY "thi
distinguished patriot and statesman"
They win hardly suit the people of this 10
cality.