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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

Tur WOMAN WHO "HAD AN EASY
TINE. IA little less than a year ago, an Eng
Esb gentleman and his family went to spend
some months in South Carolina for their
health. On their return to the north in the
spring, they stopped on their way at the resi-
dence of a British consul. He was at that
time boarding at a hotel. A conversation
arose on slavery. "Sir," said the landlord,
"the slaves have an easy time a very easy
time | have a slave woman in my house
whom l keep well and feed well, and who has
done little or no labor of any kind for the six
years have owned her" "That is very lib
eral of you, sir" replied the English gentle
man. care such cases common" 80, yes,
very common" The next day the wife of
the English gentleman was spending little
time in the sittngroom of the wife of the
landlord. While there young, goodlooking
mulatto woman came in, appearing languid,
and complaining Of being sick.
Her mistress accosted her sharply, saying,
"What's the matter now Phillis are you
going to stop having chdren?" 'Indeed, 1
hope so, missus | would rather die than have
any more" replied the girl. "Phillis," said
the mistress, don't let me hear you talk in
that way If you stop having children, will
sell you to go south at once" The slave left
the room in tears. as that girl married
"No," answered the landlady. GLOW long
have you owned her ?"-"Five or six years"
replied the andady, many children
has she had since you bought her?' "Four,"
replied the landlday; "All living?" CAL:
fine, fat, and healthy"
The landlord subsequently disclosed the
fact that this was his breeding woman,
bought and kept for the purpose, and the
one to whom he alluded as having an "easy
time" Her children had different fathers,
chosen with reference to their stock qualities
by the owner of the girl. She had been made
to produce a child in almost every year since
she had been purchased and the landlord pro
fessed TO be getting boys and girls, by his jul
dicious system of crossing, equal to any in
the State, and which would bring him the very
highest prices. In what way the girl was CO.
creed into this dabolical arrangement, we have
seen by the interview in the sittingroom.
We do not attempt to highten this picture.
We give the simple facts as related to us
months ago, by the gentleman in question, in
the confidence of private intercourse and for
this reason we do not wish to be more particu-
lar in details. We only vouch for the strict
truth of the narration.-Ne,o York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

New YORK, Jan. % We understand that
the German printers in this city have Joined
the Printers Union, and, failing to obtain the
regular rates for compensation, have left off
work at all the German job, book and news
paper offices, except the Daily Democrat.
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sIarkets-NEw YORK, Jan. 81.

ASHES unchanged; sales IS bbls; pots s5,25, pearls
537.
COTTON market buoyant: sales 1000 bales including
2j0O in transit, at liz a &c for mid Hing upands.
FIOUR-Receips 1861 bbls: sales 1850 bbs; state and
Western dull and heavy unsound $500 $50: supeTtne
State $50 a 500; extra state S525 % S5,35; round
hoop OuS $40 "a SIS; superfine Western $50 q 500;
common good extra WesternsS5,25 $40: southern
heavy; sales 2l0 bbls; mixed TO good $3.50 a. $40;
fancy and extra $3.50 q S7,25; Canada dun; $50 bos
extra IS IS a 5,75.
GRAIN Wheat dali and heavy, and noninay low
er, without sales 0fnpOrtance Com lower; sales lsyo
bush; S0c iornew white and yellow. Oats UNCHANGED;
southern and Jersey 40 a 49,; Northern and Western
As a 464c. ,so
PROVISIONS Beet quie. and unchanged sales 10y 10y
bbs; country s. a j25 prime, 81 g 40 repaeA,;
Chicago 81 "a s9,I5; prime mess SIG @ 10y, i F XII
and firm; sales go bblS; S6,5u a. looof lui
s725 for prime sll 81 for old GUY e%eS to- ar
sales 25 pkgs and 10000 lbs dry sailed shoulders ..
rive at tic; shoulders 63c; Hams Q sfci 'ac9 I
Dressed hogs firm at a. &c for western iIu Sbin
frmer; sales no bbls l0k a losc But9r our 0 ona
a i6c State Is 23c Whisky heay og s!ts ny ~
ri J5c Rice fair demand firm; sales JUu tGS az 81 ~ ~
Snears an et but steady; Muscovado IVY mus At q y
7gc for fair refining. Coffee quiet J3Da oVV a,' N
orleans 50 hhds 50 Sic; Muscoyado SO bbs al 5Vc'
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sEII2D.

UIED.
In this city, Jan 90 at the Hospital Mrs Carisa
by, So
The funeral will be the Park Street Church. Monday
afternoon at O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
In sutton. Jan 90 Serene p son John DODGE ID 81
Funeral at his fathers residence, Monday Jan 49,
O'Clock m.
Kansas papers please COPY.
Farewell my wife and children dear,
Who follow me.
Oh be prepared to meet your God
How happy shall be- A. FRIEND.
In Upton Jan 10 of consumption, Mrs Elisha Wood
In South Framingham, Jan l5 after long pulmonary
decline, Samuel Daniels. A.
In New FORK CITY, Jan 81 Augustine son of the late
Hon VIM Eaton of this city, 81.
In orwell, Ashtabula Co ohio, recently, Polly Smith,
formerly of Rutland and daughter of Col Slas Bent of
Revolutionary memory, 30.
In Raleigh, y c, Jan 3, by injuries received
fallen horse, Rev Joceyn Owen formerly Of Belcher-
town, 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

In Lunenburg. Jan Is. Horace Rice of Leominster to
CYNTHIA Hadlev of Lunen5urg
In West BoylstOn, James Chase of Oakdae to Har-
riet Moore of Princeton.
In Sterliig Frank NJ Wilder to Mary Bruce, both of
Sterling.
In Fichburg. Jan 10, Oscar Davis of Monterey Cal
to Lizzie Gibson of Fitchburg.
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&estes BON @afbinstDn.
Gin repnblifanil6er 9rnder aepablt.

8aibin9tpn, q. 6etr.. Sang uaer=
wartet pl1rbe Der republifunil@e &anpioat fir's
Oruferamt, Serr Serb bon Sbip, gum
Orufer pe8 SauIe8 sewdhlt.
Nme 6epublifaner unD Der lBblide &npm
NOtbils anoeri On (pOn &entufp) i~timrnten fir
tbn. Ninter DaptS timmte fir Srn. 8au,
ebenfaaS elm 8epublifaner ppn Sbtp.'
(6pro mar pdbrenp be8 eriten @puperneur8=
Eermin'8 DeS Srn. @bale 2ieatenantz@ puper=
neur bon Obio. 8enn mir unS ntdt lebr irz
rem, 1T ct Elm Nnbdnser bon G6aie, unb ,pdre
lOnu4 bic na4 10 lunsem Sample erfol9te
@ntldeipuns per Drudermubl ulS ein Sies be8
@bules Sli9el8 Der republitanil4en Bartei gu
betra9ten. .Heb. b. 49,
Der Senat ratifi3irte beute III leiner @recu>
tpSS ttuns ben SreunpiduftS= unp SunOelS=
Sertrag nit 8ara9uap. Der mericanii6e
gertra9 tpurpe %perleien, aber nod nidt8 iiber
ibn pebatttrt.
Der StaDtrat6 pallirte bielen Mbenb elm
itimmis 0unfbeidlitlie fur pa8 frempe M.ilitdr,
ba8 am %. 6ebruar mitpirfte, namentli9 fir
pa8 NewsOOrter Z. &e9iment.
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Xelegrnpbtibe Wa6rtdten
8ert6tet fur BEN Baltimore Weder."
Nnr1nreB.

Burlington, 27, 6ebruur, Senat,
DaptS iiberSab etn Wemorial Der @eiebsebune
bon Geu=W ferico, norm uu1 bic Organization
oe8 Gerritcrtum8 Iri3p1a 9ebeten wiro, In
bus Terrttprtalz@ pmite perwielen.
Separb ~iiber9ub Yetitipnen tint BenItoneu
fIr 8eteranen bon 1912.
8in9bam %iber9ab eine Betition um eine
petmltattebiG.
6auS. Die 8iG iiber 8e3ablun9 bon St.
paltpen urb anberen 8enlipndren p1rD ange=
nomnen. 6erner cine Sin iiber ben llnterbal
ber Wllitdrz Nfabemie,
@pnflin bat UNI @rlaubniB, fplsenben An-
tra9 einbritgen 5u otren: ba8 s pmitC
Iplle be1uftra9t meroen, bariiber gu beri9ten
pb unb welde @eiebe8erla1e nStbi9 leien, I'm
I'M Diltr. Columbia bic Sretbeit Der 3eoe bel
Beripn 5u lidern nno mel9e @elebe nStbiq
Ieien um Die 9tedte FREEZER BerIpnen i'm Dtltrtf
COLUMBIA gu ii4ern.
ST.. @onflin erbtelt Die @rlaubniB our Sin.
bringing bteleS Nntras8 uidt.
Damn wuroe pteOer iiber ben Orufer ballp:
tirt. 8eim Dritten Ballot ltauben bic Stinl:
mep 10:
6OrO (91epubl. bon Obio) 88, @lpBbrenne,
(Oemcfr.) "a, 3erl plittert 27,
SO murbe Der Nntra9 9eIteDt, bic Wabl be<
OruderS bis gum erlten Wpntas i'm nd91ter
Stunt 81 peri4ieben.
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GnrOpGtibe Wa6rtcbten.
MrnnrreiM.

8ari8, 5. 6ebr. Der 8eri6tbeS &riess-
Weinilter8, Der SeItern I'M Wpniteur ltanb, bat
meoer bier nod in 2pnoen ben bon Der &e9iez
runs beablidtisten @inpruf sema6t. Die Nm
f%intisuns elmer Climbers tecrutirung UNI 49,
900 Wann loute au9enl4einli4 bic @emitber
berubtseu, faaS lie fi4 iiber einen aus Der itaS
lienil9en 6rase mGsli4er @eiie neu berprr~
6re6enDen aries i%Ollten lOrseni6mere @eOan
fen sen1adt baben. Die @inri9tung Der fran=
sSfl6en Nrmee aber 1T ia biureidenb befannt.
WaS ma6t ausenblifli4 ba8 @eniger bon
10000 Mann aus (? SIN ~tir3eIter Belt 1T Der
6rieoenSfub gum &ries8fuB 9emadt. DaS
peiB man, un0 auBer0em liebt man, baB in
ben Nrlenalen ununterbrcden searbeitet piro,
Das Waterial in StanD 3u leben.
Baris, 6 .6ebr. Der Moniteur ent6dlt
beute eine LANCE O~rOenSlilte larbinil9er Oft
siere, beren bret bereit8 nambaft eenladte gu
@roBzS ffBieren, 16 gu Gcmmanoenrem, so 81
SfI8ieren ulD 125 gu Gittern Der @brenlesiou
er1anlt mcroen linp. 3weitauleno l1nlerDffi=
siere, Corporate unb @emeine Der Iaroinildeu
Mrmee baben bic Militdrz Mebaiqe erbalten
YartS, s. 6ebr. Der 8rin5 SOu&iu
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eSpr9en Sic fir lid lelbit!"- bu8 mar G<
les. Ofan bOift jest auf 5ilfe aus gDiton,
ipdbreno benz aber baben Die Nrbeiter gelhllile
9efaBt, pcrna6 @eies uao Sronnns unbeotn9t
lufredt erbalteu merDen lplen.
SIN Msemeinen ldien man eS iid sur baupt=
lddlidten Nufgabe gema4t gu babe1, Die Ab%
~lenoun9 bon acknowledgements gu perbut=
bern, uno lomit wuroe in oteler Stnltdt Die
ltrenslte GDutrole 9efibrt, BET melfer d3ulat1~
menIfSBe ni6t ansbleiben t%pnntet, aletn INNER
unD imner erifanben neue Steiner, Die CUR
9fube errnqbnten, bod ELM @rpreB= Isent, Der
lt9 5u Der Sfieutliden Grfldrua9 peranlaBt
Tublte, ba6 er unbebin9t ale tbnt our Seforoe=
rltl1e anpertraltten Sitter abl enoen weroe, fltD
cine lebr iible Mufnabnle, tie enoete tnoeB NIT
elmer unblutieen 8rii9elet. = Au9 Die Oanlet,
rpelAe Bel Der Sdubma9erei betbeilt9t iilo,
bielten etne ~Gerlammlun9, Der eS inOeB emit
gerlnaBen an Gebnern feblte, aber aud lie ipa=
rem felt entl9loHen, Die Nrbett ein5ulte0et,
tpenn Der Nrbeit8lobn ni9t erbSht merpen QUITE,
pbaleid eintse @ittwen bemertten, baB lie ibre
&illoer rnter lolden llmItdnDen e~inltwetler
ui9t gu erndbren wiBten, wdbrenp eine Der
6rauen benterfte, DAP ite BON Srn. Spbn Bccl=
bridge fir Is 8aur Sdube, IN melde fie Die
&nSpfe an9eiett, NUT LIS erbalten babe, mas
gu lebr eraltirten 8ufen 8eranla1ung 9ab, INN
10 mebr, olS abalide An9aben it4 hduften.
6rduletn Wtiler er3Gblte, Dap fte BET Wal4i=
nenzGrbeit 5pcr 81 per 8Ode p%erpiene, i9reul
Serrn aber 81 ab9eben miiiie, ollc na9 Se5a9@
lung ibrer Soft taum etpa8 e%ribrige. = Die
Seriammlun9 treunte lid7, entl4lDiien, %einlfpet=
len benz 8eiipiele per Wdnner 5u fplsen unp
nt4t CUR Nrbeit auriifaufebren.
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Bon 3ifes @eafe.

Nt6tiOn, 6. &, Is. 6ebr. Die 8ifea
Beaf @rpreB unO l1tabsBOit fam beute Nbent
an nit 4 BaHu9ieren naO $4,000 in @Olptaub.
QeaDenwort9, &.G., 25. Tebr. Die
Bife8 Beat @rpreB fam beute Wpr9en bier al
NIT $25OO IN @plp uuo ben Soften, Die
Na4ri4ten ltno ma9er.
Die Mtnen=a Gus iGte I'M @ebirse, 3wilder
Denver @ttp unb @re9Orp'8 Mtnen, fpareu
9itniti9. 3wei Quur5~Sloera, bon SPIRIT est
%lentie8) bur63p9en, er9uben quite IaSbeate.
2eben8utittel waren 9enu9 aus Nep<Ntericr
an9efOmmen,
3ebn Wteilet bon @re9crb'8 Wti1en parer
Oi99in98 entoedt wprpeit, melGe jene an0fei4s
t9um BET 8eitem itbertreffen lOllsa.
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Wturat 1T am lebteu SDnnta9 na9 &arlSrube
aboereilt, INN i'm Suffrage oe8 Sail er8 benz
8eardbniB Der @rpBber5c9in Stepbanie bon
8aben bet5aippbten.
lleber Der lapOpilden Nnneraticn 14pebt
nod immer Elm rdt9lelbafte8 Salbounfel. Au@
ber ben bebenfli6en SnterpelatiDnen I'M eng
ll6en llnterbalie, bic mermiiolt6 auf oa11elbe
Sbenla 5uritdfomneu, bat man audi, ipte per=
lautet, bon atperer Sette teine8peg8 %aufmun@
terrible 8ert9te erbalten. Namentlt6 Iplelt
bic Oepelden aus Yeter8burg nt4t lebr 9iltz
lfi9 lauter. Der Ser5p9 bon Wtpntebe1D Butte
cine 5iemli3 lebbufte @rDrterun9 NIT benz Stir
item @Orti4afOff 9e6abt, Der lid ntdt belonperS
%anrerattcnSf reunplt4 9e5ei9t Bate.
Part8, 8. Sebr. Wean perlifert, e8 lei
bic Nadridt cin9etrpffen, bic por Gpnltanttnp=
pei anfernoen fran5Glil6en uno en9lilden
S9iffe bdtten tbre Martne>S olbaten au89e=
l4ifft, inOem man cine 8epe9u1s Der lllemaa
sesen bic @brilten befitrdte.
Der &ailer gtapolepn 10 ldre tbt man aus
8erltn) bat feline Soee zines central%italieni=
lden &Gnisrei9e8 nod ni9t aufseseben. Die
Hputa9nu loQ etnen 8icar pper Stattbalter
erbalten. Die Irmee Der elben 1piiroe aus ben
Eruppen Der 9rGBeren Staaten peS i~talient~
l9en 8unpeS sebilOet II. ( +. Stir bic Beripn
oe8 StattbalterS ioD auf Der einen Seite Der
8rpBber5p9 BON To8fana, auf Der anperen Der
Ser5cg BON @enua In 8crIdlag 9ebra@t letn.
Sn 8prbeanr fanO am 81. San. cine
aus nebr al8 1000 Berl pnen beltebence Ser
lamHtlun9 ppn &aufleuten, SnpuItrie0en II. |.
10. ltatt, wcrin bei4lplen wuroe, cine Danf-
IOrefie an ben &aiIer gu %erlal1en, cine Cont
nliIlipn bon 20 Otit9lieoern init Der Nu81rbeiz
tun9 elmer Denfl6rift i6er bic Na4tbetle pe8
bi8beri9en 3O1<SpltemS uaO bic geot6peaOi9>
felt Der aDnali9en @infabrun9 be8 Sreiban=
bells gu beauftra9eu, uuD ferner, eia %belcnoez
res freibdnplildere8 8latt gu 9%rit1Den.
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EeuerSbrIn6e.

Mi1wautie, 26. Tebr. @elferm Nbenr
I'M II ll9r brad in benz @bOleIale Grocery
@el6dft bon Btie & so. 6euer aus, wel6es
oaS @ebaupe NIT alien barin auf9elpeiderteu
Baaren 5erltSrte. Der gerlult betrdst $50,
600 uto 1T perli4ert.
Geneva, 26. Tebr. Die Sames @,
SbelDan sebSrisen vQBbite Spring Miu8.
neblt einer. sroBen S9eune unp Dem Wpbnoe-
bduOe peS Serru Waiuer, 205 S@afen, cine,
Quantitdt @etreioe &c. purben III letter Nodt
Elm &aub Der Tlammen. Der 8erluIt BE.
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Irbett8ein tellungen tn @urp=
Iuf benz @ebiete Der eurcpdifden Nrbeit
ltnp 3pet beoeutenbe Irbett8ein # ellunz
gen gu melpen, pOppn Die eine, bic Der @iien<
arbeiter in Glasgow, 10 au89eoebnt 1T, paB Die
@tienpreiie bereit8 in bic SDbe 9e9art9en lino,
= ben beutI9en 81 enprpbucenten natiirli9 iebr
ermiinldt. Die anpere 9ebt bon ben S4iff=
bauerSelelen in Salnburg aus u1o 1T nament=
li9 megen Der lonoerbaren 6prberunsen perl el=
ben bemerfenSmertb. Diele perlansen mint
li6, Dap fetn freulper Arbeiter auf ben ocrti9eu
Werfteu an9elte0t peroe, uaO puloen l1idt elm
mai, paB Die 9erDbnli9len Irbeiten, tpte Spl5=
tra9en unD SdSen, pCn atoeten al8 5iinfti9en
Nrbeitern perriAtet perpen.
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"a Der 4~u8fanb Der S6ubz
in Wana4utetts bat mad
ME Dor leinen 6OrtSans, 8erl ummlunsen wers
ben gebaltem unO e8 mar lO9ar tempOrdr frae=
lt9, Of bie GiIenbabn5ii9e ale Grten bon @R=
tern befGroern f~Gnnten, e8 puroe benz inoeR
fem 5inCerniB ent5e9en9eltellt, Dielmebr for
berte Serr Draper bon Der p9pnn New8" lonft
Der Setter BET 8eme9uns, Die Arbeiter auf ru=
big nad 9auIe gu seben, mas enoli9 AUDI oe=
ldah, ME ltd Denn bic 2eute iberbaupt 5iemlid
frieDli6 benebulem. 3ufdlis famen inter an
Deren @iitern aud Qeberz unO S9ub@8orr1tbe
an uno bteIe wuroen unter benz &~rieeS5nItaiiot
IofOrt ul8 @DntrebunOe erfldrt, unO frog peI
StaDtzW fari9all8 unb be8 6ubrmanne8 ent.
lta1b ein lebbufter Streit, bic @aare muBtt
CUR Stabt 3urid, murDe inOeB unter aufii9
pes @Omite'S Der A~uSftdnpil4en Den @isentbii
mern Setreuli4 3uriidSelteIt. DAP eS BET Gle
Ter @elesenbeit 10 gang Obne ~ueberI4reitunl
beltehenDer @eieee b~erse9ansen lei, ldBt id
i4merlid ~bebaupten, Bolt5ilten purDen inlul
tirt unO WtupDr DapiS fab ii4 peranlaBt, mad
Sulem uuO DanDers um llnterftieung gu tele
graphtren, uab 100 Der 8ar9er bon Spun al
Spe5talgeamte ~ein3ul9mSren, aus Salem Tau
tete bic antWOrt inbeB me6r als lafOnil9
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Scr Mnsfanb her adubmader in MaGadufttts,

8ptOn 25. a5ebr. Der MapOr bon
Spun bat cine Brpflamation ~erlafien, morin CT
erfldrt, DaB bic @elebe aufre9t erbalten uni
feline Seriammlunsen, in welden Aufrubr 9e=
preotSt uaD wOpur9 bic Dfeatlide &u9e &C.
itSrt piro, 9~ebuloet werpen; 5u9leid ermabni
er Die 8irser, fid ni9t auf ben StraBen Gus
lammen5urotten ooer anoere Sffentli9e Dempn=
ltratipnen gu peranla6en. Drei Dper bier Der
Gufriibrer wurpen seltern perbaftet unp unter
lie $4,000 0iroIdaft oefelIt.
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trdat unsefabr $4,000 unO 1T nit $40, 500

tra8t un9efdbr $4,000 uuO 1T nit $1o,5o
perli&ert.
@tncinnutt, 26. 6eb. Die 2dcen
BON $. unosS. s. Oater, @eo. @pmen unD
QSm. Sarria in 6oltOn, SnO., iolpie ba8 Sta-
tlpn89ebduoe une bret ooer bier Magen Der
SbiO uno Wfiliiifppi 8abn, purOen am Dien=
tag onr4 6euer %5erltTrt. Der Gerlut betra9t
$4,000.
Die 8a9en= uab 8ilug<6abrit bon 8latt,
Wtarti1 & @OrDOn, neblt Der Brioatpobnuns
oeS Srt. Plutt in Salem, Snp., perbrannteu
am Mtttpr@ Der Serlulf betrdst $4,000,
bic Serli4erun9 $1,000.
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eettes iiber BEN 6ungarian.

Salifar, 81. Sebr,, Abeno8. Mfan bat
feline meiteren Nadri6ten iiber ben perunsliid=
ten Oamrfer. Der Gutter Darien 1T upd
ni6t an9efpmmen.
Sine Sutl4udtel nit Der Sul9rift p@m.
Dpulterbpule, Sadpile", 1T ans llfer &C.
I6ipemmt pprben.
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muuicipalwabl in a1putreal.

WOntrea1, 25. Sebr. Die Muntct-
palwabl besann ami OOnnerltus bier. Sour
einmal idien es III Der Ndbe oe8 S~tabtbaulea
81 Nabet0runsen fcmmet 3u wplen Die
ener9ilden MuBre9eln Der 8ebSroeu lieBen ea
aber ni9t 3u einem Nusbru9 tcmmem.
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Office BEG gSaiier=8 oarO,

ben TO. De3entber 1859.
Die 9. Gefipn Der SrbpnnanS, Sc. 43, ptrb bterntt sur Renut
~nienatme aler bdbct t~nterelFrten perirnen SerGfentltdt ba ba
@eieb eeeen ale Werlesuneen freng burtQelest merben rtrb,
Sn& 9 Suter,
Maler Snaenieur.
Seft 8, Gs wirb hermit bectlen, ba6 wenn ireenb Ell
@taner pter Gtaner, en Snbdber ODER Snbnber irsenb etnes 6au
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-28
Republican Meeting in Hambden.

We publish, at the request of friend tho
following brief notice of tho Republican
meeting in Haubden, last Monday evening
All tho praise It gives the speech of Judge
Canfold, is we'll meritod; but Furthermore
tho deponeut saith not:'
Al the Republican meeting in Hambden
on Monday evening, John D. Glist was
elected Chairman. The people then lis
tened to q eloquent and logical address
from Judge M. G, Garfield, in which he
clearly set forth the principles to bc carried
out by the Republicans in the coming Pres
idential election, and exposed the doctrine
Of Popular Sovereignty as taught by Doug.
las. ]. o. Converse made a very able
speech, doing justice to himself and the Re
publican cause after which tho thanks o
the meeting were tondercd the speakers fol
their able and eloquent addresses. 7.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-09-28
Hambden Literary Society.

The Literary Society of Hambden Center
School mot on Thursday evening Sept goth,
and was we'll attended, considering the
stormy night. Tho Society was somewhat
disappointed by not hearing an address from
Sir. II. X. Smith, of Chardon, who was ab-
sent in CONSCIENCE of bad weathcr. Tho
papor was we'll read by Miss Jane Warpcr
and Miss Nancy Quiggle. Mr. !. N. Hath
away was appointed to read tho next article.
Tho society then adjourned for two weeks.
The report of the first meeting hardly
did Justice to the names of Mr. d, W. Can
fold, Miss HELEN Field aud Miss Millicent
Quiggle, by not stating, that Mr.. Canfield's
address was "liks good seed sown en- good
ground" and the manner the paper was
road by Miss HELEN Field and Miss Mil
licout Qugglc, was we'll liked by all 8.