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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

N c.. 5ontRnsnisi saSss VI % 40 & bPss4is L
and retail, BY - "a A. ~ NsD2s 1i Apg or
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
TElHE. ouNARD. LINFAsTEAM aFRop

YWNHE UUNARD LINEAsTEAM FROM
u NEW YORK to LIYEBPQQL "a fesd1FA - :
via Queenstown, Il rtlgh and North Z >{1fSSt<k
American Royal Mail Oompanyis SLT/f6fN45NA
Screw Steamers, s,AUSTRALABIAN,. "A SSsk4k4 {t3kS1AA
Sl00 tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA, 80.
too tuns Capt $ = Anderson ie JHhA 200 tuns Capt.
magnlfcent and powerful steamers, Will sail from
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at QueenstowL, to land passengers and DIS.
RATES OF PAsskGE.ar Sis "a
QABIN-ST1. Children under l2yeafe Of age half
price; Infants free. Tho Cabin passengers VIII have
best quality. An Cabin requsites with beds, bed.
ding, towels, 6c;l are provided by the Company.
Wines, spirits and malt lquom can be obtained on
sTEERI ISE- $50. Children under IL years Of age
half price. Infants 80. The steerage passengefs
towels also knife and fork EACH one tablespoon,
one tea-spoon, one tin plate and one drinking can
They wilbe allowed proyisions Of the best quality
as much thOy eat, cooked and garyedf by the
Piled with three quarts 6f water daily. Pefeops
Wishing 70 send rtheir fiends can obtain oeftip-
Af2s Tro% gosF y Nav York s3o for aduts cidton
under IL years hall price; under s9ar 50. ldnu1
From Lvarpool TO New York $40 for adults |;
children under " years half price, under year 9b
Th6se Hteahers are Bdtlf 81 ron, in wat6r-tish ht
eoInDarfme4tss carr eAnh an expefieneod surgeon,
and ssEs n 2 psle 70 he s0@iSrt SlS &C.
TO Cork the great risk and delay of aaiiipE ~ 81
iPR EEI ssPISf
jsioY'HN Y'Nf f'TS s{es "frif bDD1 20 6taIneiaSsa, o.
-Il--lI- - 4 q ~ ll7Ii n II ~ ! "a 4 ~ ! .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

d sUccEss or THE Y IMPBsDma CRIsIs.p--
Helper, encouraged by the sale which the
dennnciations Of the shareholders and their
advocates obtained for his book, has pub
lished an enlarged edition of the Impending
Crisis. The edition some time since reached
the one hundred and foltieth thousand, and
il Is not improbable that 100000 may have
been disposed Of by this time, +.
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RAILROADS :

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Depot Connects via Columbus and Cleveland vim
steubonViils % and Pitts6urE; Via Columbus, BeisiT
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Hamilton and Dayton Depot also connects at Day
Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, PiGda, sidney.
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! 8 A. M.-.From oincinnati, Hamilton and Psy: y
Stations connects al Hamilton for oxford, &c.
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Columbus, Crcstline and Pittsburg, and via Colum-
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Han as%iiteH and Dayton Depot. For Dayton. Spring
Dayton for cclumbusi connects via Hamilton for
Richmond, Indianapolis, and all points West: 49,,
Dayton Depot-For Hamilton and all Way Stations;
connects st Hamilton for Oxford, &c.
dstion for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
~ SR.mFFrom Little Miami pepot-Aeoomu,,..
i'I =. M NJ. s EXPREsSEFro@ Cincinnati, Ham,
LINN lima, aF Fort WAY Wayne and Chicago also for Toedo
Detroit and all points in Canada; connects via
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utes faster than Cincinnati time. sIlfH
I-.f... P.'W, STRADER, General Ticket agent.
n e l9oV
at the Ticket Offices. apo0
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27

A sTROLOGY. = MADAME BELL RE-
IA SPECTFULLY announces that she commences
business again, and can be found at her residence,
No. A., on the west side Of Jones.street, betwcen
Linn aud Gutter and Liberty and Wade, where she
foretels past present and future events by pancts
palmfstry, or by cards. To all those who may wish
to consult her the luck Of business, under
taking, journeys, lawsuits, love, matrimony, lot
terry tickets, perfect satisfaction will be given
Hours from 9A. NJ. to p. M. Prices low. Fifteen
cents for running the lottsrs on thu name ya4-am'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
No. SO Sixth.street.
j. TAFT,

MADAME ELLIS, FEMALE BDTAN.
.NM IOAL LPHYSICIAN:-Madam ELL1S'S UTE
RINE ELIXIR never fails to cure all kinds Of dlB-
eases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, Ovaries Bladder
and Uretbra, Prolapsus (fallingl Uterie, Infamma-
Ion and liberation of the Womb, no matter OF how
.ong standing, permanently cured by the use OF the
elixir. .HtIlL .L3
Madame refers with pleasure 10 the following card
Of one Of the best druggists In the city l.
"To the Public and the Ladies IN Particular:
ave, the undersigned, are not in the habit OF CIV
ing our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir, we chserfuily reoommend u e All ie;
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind IL
is purely vegetable, aud in case can do injury we
'ay to all try and our w9Td for ~ y9p NIL nad renei
"Oorner Of Fifth and Raoe-streets."
N B.-For sale at the principal office, 144 West
Ian a Co., corner of Main and Fourth-sts,; y. ID.
HILL, corner Of Race and Fifth -sts; ; and drug
zfsts GENERALLY throughout the city and country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Madame ELLIS has returned from the South, and
can be found at her ONCE 144 West sixth-st., at
all times. H-'HHrt3 HHr ri Ettall d lelI
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08


with what result? /. Morlaoaism
less prevalent; now tasa when the con-
test commenced?
In the dead o; win.e-. four tho-s-
AM troops were marched across the
wilderness to DO whats Toprt down
whaie Mr Buchanan said the Terri
tory vas in a state Of rebellion We'll.
after sending these men there at sn
expense OF nine millions OF dollars. it
suddenly struck him that he had better
send commissioners and see ifrebellion
dill exist. lie sent Governor Powell.
of Kentucky. and Nj. NcCullogh. OF
Tennessee, and they saw Brigham
Young. stayed al nigh, and made
peace IN the morning before breakfast.
and Mr buchanan backed down from
his proclamation.
Gentlemen. we owe that 20 Dem
ocrAcy as well a. the bright sunshine
which covers the earth this day.
Laughter and great atapplausel
Now look to the Paraguay expeai.
ton. where buchanan sent sIl the
armament he could raise by land or
by sea into The center of South Amer
ia al an expense OF millions upon
millions. Wha, was the trouble
down ,heTes \ Yankee captain IN
iertook the navigation os the river
Amazon. and from the shore some Of
the tawny sons o. South Americs.
made up Of niger. Indian. Du;ch and
! ;sh. fred on his ship. lie claimed
damages. Wei. buchanan sen, his
men therefor what? Well. don't
know but the halt naked people by
their President agreed 10 pay leo
thousand dollars dsmags. aud we paid
out several millions to get ii,
Look again at he printing inves;i.
CATION. y committee j. in session :,
Washington. composed mainly o.
Democrats. sni that committee finds
that nnder the printing contracts the
Government has been regularly swim
He'd to carry elections toT the Demo
cratic party. IN other words. they
have been stealing the peoples money
to carry their own elections.
This is an honest exposition.
wonld not give anything else. God
knows. | lpracticei law TOO long for
hat. Long continued laughter =
/; is a lair exposition Of the presen:
position OF the Democratic party in
reference 70 the finances OF tie coun.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

stood. Tor would not. If could. 90.
tain the vote of any individual !iy
false pretenses. 70 be your Governor.
high as that offi.e j.. for cannot
take it or any office il the taking in
wolves falsehool or the loss OF seli-rc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
STATE rolIcy.

In reference to State policy, The FIRST
thing that should attract our attention
is the matter OF economy III our admin
i~r,ation Of public affairs. The peo-
PIE ate over-taxei. THAT'S not as it
should be- Every dollar Of tax drawn
from the pockets ol the people ior the
purpose o. corruption or extravaganza
is oppression and ex'of,ion. The
government should be honestly admin
isiesea with the utmost economy that
i, consistent with the public well be
ing.
believe the Affairs of the State Of
Indiana has leen gfievously misman-
aged lly the Democratic Almiuistra.
tim. and ] shall now proceed to show
the truth OF mv assertion. -
A few years ago Congress donated
20 the State vast tracts 81 land. known
~ the swamp 'anAs. They were to be
,liainei. and the balance Of income lie.
rived ,herefrom was To ic set apart A.
a fand for the cau alton of the thil
d,en Of the State. Your Gov. Wright
>aii ~ many messages. that after
draining the sWamp land thus given
us. a million of dollars would iemnin
as an elneaiicnal irntl. Now. gentle
men. there j. 10, a dollar remaining
infhe trasuiy from the swamp land.
\ million OF dollars has been squan.
iercd under Democrats rule, or G,is-
rule. One oFtwo things then mustbe
tfnc Either Gov. Wright did not
understand. when lac made that asser-
lion. what the lands were worth. oi he
was cndeavoring to deceive yon in ref.
erenee TO their value. We all believe
that he did know this thing. lie was
familiar wirh ali,he interests Of the
State. Then Che had tie means Of
knowing. and was honest. and with all
his faults. he always held the Interests
Of Indiana dear to his heart. he j. sure
ly a good witness. even to nv broth
ers OF the Democratic party. and we
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

Atiofney and Counse!or ~ aw.
Of;te Isl Fioor ~ .lsgs Joa Buidng.
w.l promptly attend to all business en-
trusted 10 h.scefe. sirict ntt,nt.on siyen
10 le'sec,r y. aud ceiiesti1n o. claimi.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
J. e. G0ODGICsE,

.Aaon4ey aaa Counselor at Lar.
ogice Lp stair. an the New Jail.
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
rl.t.Tt1his ire. Especial attention Civ
q, - ths s.cgrag and collection y claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
PREDICTIONS.

! may mention here nov tha. there
was prophecy made in reference TO
myself many years ago. and as 1t in-
terests the ladies and young gentlemen
very much. ] will mention il here II
was supposed. If should lie elected
your Governor for four years. there
would be more happy marriages con-
,racted in Indiana during those four
years. than in any sixteen years Of
Democratic iule. ] have no donbi
such would be the fact Great
laughter |.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

WE. A. PEELx.E,

Attorney - tofii~cle, :ss Law.
Ohfct ia the ne9 jail Bufidag.
wiiIprlctice in tie Circuit Courts, the
Sup enle Court and the L. s. Court, for the
y slrict Of lndiaau.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
rhe campaign Opened in Inaiaua.
RATIFICATION MfETING ATcREEy
CASTLE
Verbatim Report Of the
spccch Of Hon. Henry -.
Lane.
From the Cincinnati Gazette !

Pursuant to aeall issued some weeks
since. some Two thousand persons as
sembled in IhQrnbprs Hall. Green
Castle. Putnam County. Ind. to lis
ten 20 Hon Henry 5 Lare, WHO pro-
posed to speak upon the issues
Of the campaign. which he
opened. The roais to town we're ex
eeelinely bad. AMI but few Of the resi-
cents Of the County beyond the Town
snip were able to be present. yet the
Hall was completely hllei. anil extra
seats had to be provided for the accom-
moiOtion Of many guests
Mr.. Lane was the only speaker He
sail:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
4 Personal PLATFORM.


The efiiee to which aspire, State
oofre. is ALWAYS D; importance to flIr
people OF State The Constitutional
powers and duties levolying upon your
Executive. are important III their bear
ing. FOR veal or for wo. upon the IN
terests of the million anl half oi
people now occupying the great Com
monwealih Of Indiana To your Ex-
ecn,ive are iatruSied many high ,lnties:
In the hr>t place. to see that the laws
be faithfully executed; ana N this hour
when trea son i abroad in the land.
and The very air Is dalkenel with le-
bc!lion. 1t j. peculiarly Important that
the laws be faithfully executed. In all
the relations or the State Of Indiana to
her sister States. il | should be elected
your representative. ,hall. in spir-
1t OF courtesy and comfy yield to all
their just rights: and. God being my
helper. | shall demand all the rights
OF the Commonwealth Of Indiana, and
Of all her citizens. however humble or
exalted may be their condition. Long,
continued applause
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

10 2 - lt'fN tHat th'il ~ 10 %
million Of dollars but it has CONC
where. I can not tell.
Your arc told sometimes by Demo
cratic oraiers that every blessing ever
>howered upon this country. past,
present. and to come. is owing to the
Democratic party, II the sun shines or
the dew falls from heaven it is hy ia
yor Of the Democratic party peculiarly
Now Just ask them Of The swamp hand
fund There is a million worse than
gone. for it has been used. as I Ibelieve.
to corrnpt and demoralize the politics
of;he State.
THE NEW rESirESTlAny.
Look yet little further. for an not
here to defend anything. Ny position here
is that Of apublic prosecutor. arraisn
these men Of the party, viii. the people FOR
nay Witnesses, and verdict Of guilty,
guilty, viii shake tie country 1t the oeto-
Der election.
Look at another matter. st the extra
session of your legislature, and again at its
regular meeting, Governor Willard recon-
mended the establishment Of another pcni
tcntiary. The legislature passed law
carrying Out the Recommendation. Cor
crnor Willard thcrsupon appointed three
Democratic commissioners to carry out that
law-commissioners Of his selection and
party. These men examined different SITES
with view TO the location, and reported
but Governor Willard refused 70 carry out
his own law, tied the hands of his appoint
ees, and AZ this time tue penitentiary Is not
located, and Gov. willard says it shall aot
be during his Administration. Ii
this were recommendation Of any
body bat himself. there might be some
excuse FOR it, bat he first recommends
the establishment in two messages.
and after the expenditure of many
thousands of dollars he refuses to car
~ ont his own law. I thonght at
first he was in error. but having con
sidefed over the matter somewhat,
am satisfied that he is correct. for ii
the Republican party grows and swell>
in the coming SIX months as it las III
The half year just ended, we shall
no; need even one peni,enliary in
Indiana. Applause and much laugh-
ter
] nigh, cite vou to other inisdeei~
Of the Democratic party. | might
show vou that the Constituiioi,al
rights Of the State were >ticken down
hv the insoleat. corrupt. AMI uncon-
>titutional decision of a party maioii-
" in tine Senate of the Cnitei States.
but Il appeal from Cesar drunk and
from Cesar s1l'cr." here is the popu-
lar sovereignty to which | appeal.
appeal to the people to rectiiy ali
these evils and all these wrongs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
NATIONAL MATTERS.

So much in reference 20 State poll
cy. There are ether laws affecting the
interests Of the people of the State TO
which my attention will be given lu-
ring the canvass. ina>mnch as this
is the year Of the Presidential election
and as npon the result of that election
viii the result of this depcni-inas-
much as the two are inseparably con-
nected in their interests and in public
sentiment, | shall for few moments
detain you in reference to the subject
Of general policy.
The charge is made that the party
with which it is my pleasure to act is
an Abolition party. That is the first
charge. Old Wings. call upon you
and make you my witnesses. Do,you
remember when General Tayl~r was
called an Aboltionisi? Do you re-
member when General Scott. the gal
liant hero who received his training in
fields of battle, was denounced as an
Aboiitionist. simply because he refu-
sed to bow to the false god Of the De-
mocracy in 1852? This charge has
been the standing staple Of their
speeches and standard for the last
twenty five wears.
Ny fellow citizens of Putnam Coun-
iy. ! propose to give You my opinion,
to show you that opposition to the
Democracy is not Abolitoni>m. and
| shall lie very unfortunate it 10 not
succeed in drawing the distraction. -
That man who does not know the dif
ference between Repsbliranism anl
Aboli,ionism to-day cannot surely ex.
ercisc The elective franchise with any
degree Of intelligence.
What is our position. first. in refer
enee to Slavery? Js,st this: VIC abide by
all the compromises of the consiitil.
iion: ami il the most extreme South
cfper in Carn.ina would be here. hc
would ask no more than this. The
Constitution OF the United States i,
much talked abou,; and that Consti.
tuition touches the question Of Slavery
at three points. and a, three point,
only. Under it. the ,slave-trale was
not abolished prior TO the year 1902
That compromise was honestly carried
ont. and us term expired by its own
limitation. Under the Constitution,
for the purposes OF taxation and rep.
resenia.lon in Congress. the slaves oi
the South were counted in the proper.
tion OF three 10 five. Agains, that
no objection was made. Ano,hel
proposition was that fugi,ives from
service In the slave States. might be
reclaimed in the Free States OF I'll,
country; q fugitive slave law was. IN
other words. provided fer, Upon thai
subject ] desire not to 10 misundeg
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

John B. Crowley, Va. ID.

- IT k GE tx ~,
Dcsotes ssis Ientrc astention - Operative
sasssry ani Surgical Disedsts. Nheh II.
clue ti f.kterha Affections, slch Is c..i
DC. sea, or ist. or treated IS III extsrnal
me, ,Hs, lnc.ulpg D.seas,s ol ~. Est, Ear,
5kir, etc. etc.
Resi1cnce. franklin 81. west Of public
squire, Manchester. lnov
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08
pIsUSioS.

iHStc "ep 'cNt"1if = anS hl "a Hr"
test Of Democracy in the South. Many
of the politicians there arc in favor Of
disunion. The Rspublican.psr,y new
or gave birth 10 sack traitor as a
di>union!s:. DO yon ever hear Re-
pnblicans or Americans talking in IA.
yer OF dsunion?
The Wing party was true to the
Union TOO, The Grst c:y Of .isunion
was in Carolina: it was Democratic
disease. AMI it had Democratic ply
sician; and If General Jackson had
hanged few OF them we should has.
been better of to-day. Loud h2-
plausel.
During the last sixty days more
than City iisunio speeches have heen
made in the congre,s OF the United
States. by Southern gentlemen. aai
Northern men and Douglas mea have
no, hai the nanlincss or backbone 10
'ebuke this sentiment. They ,ymps.
,hize with The sen,imen: 80 far as ii.
lcnee makes them guilty. So
Is di>unionisn the doctrine that is
TO govern our country? Have gentle
men fclested upon the eiiest aud con-
seauences which hang upon 'li.solg.
,ion OF the American Union? liave
shey remembered that this is the last
asyi''m os TIE oppressed Knl down
,loiaens lsay We should stand sni
We Will stand by this Chion. Wha,
would the South gain w a dissolution
of the Unions
What is the great cause OF consen.
iion? One csnsc j. The escape OF
slaves into the free States. Jfyon re-
move the Canada line FIVE huni.ei
miles TO the Ohio river. Zee yoa not
tina; it is Eve hunnfea fold more
dangerous to the South? Bu, this is
no, question OF dollars AMI eenu.-
IL is the highest question in morality
a-d politics which ever engsge.i tie
attention Of the American people. Cor
in the destiny OF this people is bound
mp the progress and destiny Of the ha.
man race in al time TO come. How
would Il end? il would 60 on until
wo have thirty or forty hostile eoa:si-
crates existing side BY eide. DO you
desire 70 r,si<s the Ohio liver born-
diary between 6salucky and Inlians
Do you desire - divcr>s ~ from th~
igrssss Il or i1&sevs
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-03-08

through the kindness and partiality OF
my friends of the State OF Indiana, in CON
vention assembled, representing all the ele.
ments oi the opposition TO the present party
IN power in the Administration OF the af-
fiirs OF the State, have been nominated
for the Office OF Governor; aud Il has be-
come myduty, and it affords me great pleas
urc to be permitted to meet tie people OF
Putnam County, whom have known for
20 N my Years, 10 announce 70 YOU ms SEN
timents IN reference TO our State policy.
Many Of you have known me from my
youth Sp,-some o. you have known me
since the days OF my childhood, and !
could but feel pleasure in meeting you.--
but the pleasure Of this interyiew is not un-
mixed with painful considerations. =
| miss the kindly greetings of many OF
my ola ftienls who have gone hence.
some to seek homes elsewhere in the
lar West. and some to seek home in
that far off and
Undiscov, REL country, from hose bourns
No trAyeies returns.
i remember the faces Of McGahee. al
Roberts. oi Johnson. of DR.. Cowgirl,
and Of many other scar.e veterans in
The political contests Of times gone IL
i am here, then, for the purpose OF
'li>abu>ing your minds ofpreiudice iii
pFcjndice against me exists III refer
ence to some Of the exciting questions
involved in the approaching contest
, 1860-12-28
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT OLYMPIA w. t. DECEMBER 28 1860

II. B. No. 2G-An act to lcgalize thC
official acts of S w Babcox and -
Walters as county commissioners of WallG
Walla county-referred TO committee OF
judiciary, after second reading.
c. j. II No. 8 amended, by adding of
ter line five, including the opinion of TIC
chief justice as to the legality of such trans
fer. Passed. Burbank, Caplcs,
Denny, Simns and Woodard-j. Noes
Biles, Clark, Miller and Mr. Prcsdrnt-4
Mr.. Simms introduced C. NJ No. 9
Relative to the rights of American citizens
passing through British Columbia Passed.
Mr.. Burbank in the chair
Mr.. Miller, chairman committee on fed
eral relations, to whom was referred II.
Ms. Nos 6 and I, reported them back and
recommended their adoption.
Council concurred in House amendment
to II B. No. 7. Aycs-CIark, Caples,
Denny, Miller aud Simms-5. Noes
Bies, Burbank and Woodard-3
Council granted leave TO McssrS. BiIcs
and CaplcS for tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, G. b No. 6
was taken from the table. Passed.
II. B. No. passed.
II. b. No. passed.
Adjourned.