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Edward Healea's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the Subscribers have
been duly qualified as Executors OF the, last will
and testament OF Edward Heaies, late Of Harnsn
county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE w. HEALEA. ~
SAMUEL HEALEA, III
Feb. .iS-T u Executors
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1916 sent east.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

IHILDEIPHIA, FtD. 0.
The supply of Cattle to-day at Phillips Av-
enue drove yard is not as large as usual. The
demand is brisk, selling at prices from to 1Oc.
The prices at the Union drove yard are the
same as above quoted.
Sheep.--Food demand for Shee, and prices
ranging from So to &c live weight.
Hogs.-The price OF Hogs have varied but
little since last quotations; sales at ~ (d8%c.
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Farmers, Look to yOur Orchards.
a&sss5sS w. NJ. TEOYT g. CO.,

--~4Aaa-- ROCHESTER,, N. T.,
WILL deliver in Harrison, Belmont, Jefferson
and Guernsey coun Ties, or Spring citing of 1860
the following Stocks:
Apple Trees and Jenrs old average to feet.
Peach " . " fine
Cherry " ) " " We fine
Pear Standard.
Pear Dwarf bearing on Ounce.
Plum, Apricots. Grape vines, Siberian Crab,
Ounce, Cu:runts, Black English, Black Naples,
Cherry. Victoria, White Grape White Ouch, &c
Goosberries, Anne dcun, Crown Bob, &c. Black.
berries, Lawlon or New, Rochellh, Newmans
thorness Dorchester and others. Strawberries.
Bostou Pine, tlack Prince, Brightcns Pine, Hook.
ers Seeding, large curly Scarlet, Rival Hudson,
Cincinnati Superior, &c. Rusberries OF all kinds
EyergreenS and or namental trees. Resls in vari.
cites.
Stock delivered fresh and he athy and true to
name.
Alter many years experience we flatter ourselves
OF aving one among the best stocks grown in the
United States, and hnpe to give good satisfaction
10 all who favor us with their orders.
J. g. HATCHER, Agent, Cadiz, ..
VINCENT BoGGs and JESSE ARNOLD, Agents at Mt,
Pleasant, Ohio.
Jan 25, '6O.2m.
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6rDon't forget the agricultural meeting on
next Saturday. Let every member of the soci'
etv be present.
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0-See advertisement headed--"Valuable
Farms for Sale.'
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S. B. SHOTWELL.
Attorney ut Law and Solicitor in
5hRnracy

UADIZ, ONO.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and ad
~ join ng counies, and gives cspecia nnd prompt
attention 10 Coll ectng, business Of Executors, Ad
Guardiane, Words, Partitions, Sal es
Of Lam 8, sctt ment OF Estates. Titles, to Real
Estates, Conveyancing, Suits at Law ana in Chan
Gerry, loaning and investment OF money, ani al
Other profess onal business placed in his charge
D1- Ee is Agent tor the Stale Bank OF Ohio and
ohers. Tor uaning money, &c, &c.
QJ-Ofiice in kigorc's Corner, on Market street
January 25, 1860.
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0rSee notice of the sale Of personal proper
ty Of the Estate OF Edward Healea, Sr.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-15
"The way the Money Goes. !"


The total debt OF the State OF Ohio payable
in New York City is $14,S3l, ,S57 20. The a.
mount of interest paid on this sum during the
year 1853 was Ss21, ,04S 95 Now reader what
do you suppose was the amount of the expense
in paving this Ss2l.o48 95? From the report
of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund just
issued, we learn that it was s., ,5O9, 90, as fol-.
lows:-
Expense of transmitting funds to New
York, S2,122,6 ,65
Agent. &c. 1,ss4,7l
propria1ions) 2,l57o6
&c. s12,77
Expense of commissioners going to, at,
and returning from New York, in
Interest 1883. 325O9
Contingent expeAses. - 1ll,50
Total amount, 7,5O9,69
Would it not be a blessing if the State ol
Ohio was out of debt, especially if such expen-
ses as the above have to be incurred every year
in paying the interest in New York? All ol
our bonds should be made payable in Coldm
bus, and nowhere else.
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6rSee the advertisement in to days Setti-
asl, headed d-"Auction."
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JuntO l. Literary Entertainments.
The Cadiz Junto will give their annual cele.
bration Of Washington's birth day, on Tuesday
evening, February 81, at the Presbyterian
Church. All are respectfully invited to attend.
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or Persons wishing to purchase all kinds Of
Fruit Trees should read ]. Ct. Hatchsr's ad-
gertisement.
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FARMERS! Do you want the latest and most
reliable Live Stock and Produce Market Reports
from New York, Baltimore and other prominent
cities. Take The City and Farm" Sec adver-
isement in another column
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ALLEGHENY CRY, Feb. 8, 1860
The supply is not so large as last week, and
there is slight advance in prices for Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, also exhibit some improve
ment, with good offerings of the former
UNION DROVE YARDS.
.Inhn Aler1sr p,ianriet1.
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The Homo Df President Buchanan
Speaks iM tones of Democratic


The Telegraph brings US the news Of the
election in Lancaster, Pa, last year Opposition,
but now Democratic by 1879 majority-a gain
in one year Of over 500 Thus does the old
of 1860
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-15

NUTOA. Z. STEWRT'5 TOR something new
II and nir e., n Genlleman's ware.
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EnDLBS ., Carpet YOsn ior sails BY
OUV . X II McFApDEN
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TaIlorIngS

TNIlE subscriber has again commenced the above
l. business in Freeport, Harrison county, Ohio,
mhere he is prepared to make clothing at difIer.
ent prices, fashionable end pain, at short notice
made neat and gooo JOSEPH ALLEN.
Frecport, AUG. lS,ls58-H
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FRESH GROCERIES,
AT
GE1RGE & WILSON'S,

WE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought TO Cudiz, TO which we wish
t. call the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing to purchase for their own consumption. We
are determined to sell as low If not lower than
either SteubcnvilIe or Wheeling prices. Our stock
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consists in part OF
SuGARS-N. Q. Sugar 100 hhds
Circle Crushed 20 bbls.
Powdered 10
A Soft Crushed 10
Z - ~ -
C. 10 I"
MoLAssEs-N. .. Molasscs 500 bbls
SYRuP--Lovcnny's Golden 90
CoFFEE-Pfime Rio $50 bags.
java sc Sockets,
RIcE-Prime Rice 10 Vierces
FIsu-No 3 MackeIel 40 bhls.
- 40k bbs.
Lake Fish nll kinds lO0h "
Scotch Herring 30 boxes
SoDA-Engli,h Soda 20 kegs
Soda Saeraus % boxes
SrcEs-Ground Pepper 90
Grain !" 10 Sacks
Gloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Ginger, Mustard, &c, &c.
March ., '59 q & w
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EUF EEEC FEkCA FCUM UH!N WIWCS.
LIVERY man should have pair of those heavy
T. a Il wool Bltrkets. Fot sale cheap tor cash
at ISAAC 4. 1SAACS
UNION HALL,
Corner Of Superior and Union Streets
Tho Blankets are just the thing for camp use, and
no mans outit will be complete without pair
We have them in Red. Gray and Blue.
We have also the largest stock of Ready Made
clothing and Quitting Goods, for emgrans, in the
West, and at least two hundred per cent can be
saved by all persons whs are going to the Gold
MINES, by making their purchases at
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S
Magnificent Union Hall.
Gornei Of Superior and Union Streets
Cleveland Ohio.
ttvL0OK OUT FOR THE GIANTS!HD
april 26.ly
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Valentines! yaIemiines!!

A LARGE ard Splendid lot Of Comic, Plain
and Fancy Valentines, from one cent up to a dol
lor each. Cheap er than any ever offered in this
mari ket. Call and tee them at J. BEALL'S.
jan. lS-tsvd
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sNeiC Firm.
IEFFERS & CARMAN,
bridgeport. Ohio.

N Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books, Paper and
Notions, in the rooms formerly occupied
l. Il - L
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-15

~ have used Or. Todds Liver Pills in my fami.
Y for twenty years, and do assure you they are
he best family medicine that have uny expert.
, 1860-09-19

iFrom The American Railroad Jourpat1
Ihe lncreate In repu!ataou Of Western cite,
It has been very large, but In many cases i. has
fallen far below what has been CLAIMED. Befors
the enumers.iou nothing less than rata Of 3,t7
or 400 per cent. would satisfy the peopte Of The
respective cities, each of which wanted the
credit Of being the snartest, most enterur1sino -
and most favorably loeated town in this coun.
try
The population Of Cincinnati is ssid to be
d3s.sel, against lis. .435 in 1850. Inereasc 37,-
6f per cent
onthe score Of population, tbs palm for tho
gses:eat number Of people seems 10 be borne
on BY 81 Louis. Il is claimed that the recent
census thoxs an aggregate population of l61.-
poo, against y 900 for 1850, shoxing rate Of
increase Of l09 per cent.
VI atl Important towns In tue country lte
growth Of Chicago has been the most rand.
Its population is stated at los 42o, N ls55' It
had population Of 5000. The rate Of iu-
creaae Las been very nearly 400 per cent. In
coulmtrea aud wealth it has updoubted1v In,
drs.sed in Il mach greater ratio. The progress
Ut th:s ely ncr III regarded Is kind of i'm.
pf2sHk.!or,-a creation Of tbs mechanical skill
Of the day. Measured BY the length Of its
ROADS, It Is the greatest RAILROAD centre In tho
world. al these have been constructed since
1850. Is far as tha supplying cspital 10 i. is
concerned. It hss for the past len years been
the most fortunate spot in tbe world.
We regard The past rapid progress Of tho citY
as shsdowing its future. lis location ID most
faros&ble IN every particular. Lying upon the
basin Ct the great Lakes, its commerciai facili.
lies cannot be excei'sd, lts artificial avenues
sxtend ia any direction into diatrieta os grea:
erti!isy. 1t has good climate and is sbpn-
1ant1y supplied with oil the material that lie ..
he base Of commercial or manufacturing great.
le8s,
, 1860-09-19
\ STATEMENT mAlNCA1yrn.

IN a recent article On the subject ct "Negro.
equality" We stated that pe-sons in Ohio o!
loss taan one-half negro tlood are allowed to
vote, ard that tl'is privilege was conferred up
on them By Democratic Supreme Court Of
the State. Tne Time, and Herald quotes the
Cincinnati Enquirer IS denying this fact. The
Eaqntrsr says that "tle Constitution Of Ohio
expressly restricts tie right CT suffrage to
white male citizens Of the United States orer
1he age Of q years-" And, "that if The word
white docs not exclude them, the United States
supreme C'urs has decided {Dred Scott easel
that tile descendant Of IN African slave ia MT
a citizen"
Ibis 1s 70 answer to our statement, at all.
The decision ol tie Ohio Court wss rot,
that Africans, Or their descendants, were ci,i-
zsns, but taat Parsons who we're more t.,an
ha4t white were not negroes, aud that, being
more nearly related to the whites than to the
llackz, the majority Of blood must prevail, and
hence, in the eye Of tl,s lax, such persons
must bs aojudged to bolegal votsra. This de-
cision, which Stems to be founded on eonmor
sense, stands as the law Of Ohio today, and
mulaitoes OF more than half white blond hare
voted IN Ohio at every election, for twenty
year7. The Dred Scott decision. does not
touch tho case in poiut, and tue editor Of the
Enquirer exposes his ignorance by the remarks
he mlkes. Dfed Scott is described aa a
"negro Of African descent, .o1csc ancestor,
",0ere cf pure african llood, and Who were
brought into this ccuutry aud sold as slaves"
A third blood, CT quadrooa, is a person, a |
majority OF whose ancestors were Of pure Euro
psan blood, and Tree white persors and not
Ll1cE s1ares
Judge Taney expressly observes, in the
Dred Scott case, that tue plea only applied 10
" persons Of that class who are descendants of
" -Atfieaas." Tho Political status Of the mulat.
to and persons partly white and partly black.
was NOT PASSED upon at all by tho su,reme
Court, and the decision Of the Ohio Court
maze by Democrats, declaring persona Of ,uore
than half white descent 10 be voters, stands a.
The law Of the State. And we again say tl,at
in view Of this Democratic decision, it does not
ook will for Democratic papers t. be pra.ipe
lbout Nesro-Equalily.
, 1860-09-19

There is less in tie anti.ncpublican pane,s
Of late thaa formerly abou: "Sec,;opal Par.
ties" Since the explosion at Charleston the
slaveocr;t:ic sheets AID etumpcre hayo "dried
up to some extent OF that topic. They have
dropped tie word "Natioual ard subst;tut-
ID CONSERVATIVE" Tuey are no longer r. Ma
s'oatl Democrats" but "Ccnservatiye men :"
1hat is to say, while they haro all eplit to
pfeces on candidates and organization, they
ere alike for Slavery and opposed to Free
dom.
Occasionally We have D2ll-ripgar pra.ipe
about the "eectionalsm" Of the great Repu,,-
l:eaa party, ard the Nationalism Of the little
traction 10 whica he belongs. For the On.
lgbtcntnent Ct such people we will inform
sasm that, there are moro men for Lincoln in tie
toFec States o. New York, Pennsylvania and
ohio 1E'an there are fer Bell in the vho,e ua-
t'oa. 4 wonderful National Party, trulyi
But the Douglasites are not much better off
than The Btliites lin como respects not as
well They are minority in every one Of the
Free States, aad scarcely have an existencei in
mos: o the Slave States. The Douglasites are
The third Farly iu a1l tho South, except in Mis-.
aouri Where mos: numerous they only
amount to balarco Of power in three or four
Slave statos. 1t is possible that they may te
able to give Kentucky, Virgins, Maryland, ard
Delaware - Boil By playing second.6ddle
10 the Know Nothings they may succeed in
do!eating the regular Democracy in those
otates. But they canool command, by any
possibility, an electoral vote for their own can
a'da:e- But in the Cotton sta!es the squatter-
'ses 90 not even amount to weight
Aaey arc not heavy enough to turn the beam |
-s&ln5t the Breckinridgers, by climbing into |
TIE bslleveret ecalc.
Lincoln will receive mora ro,es in o .;,,,o
ota'e th1n Douglas will get south Of Mason
ana Dl1on, asd 10 will nbtsin more vote. in q
single county IN this State than Douglas will
ies IN any Of the nins Cotton States; and mare
votes IN Illinois than Donglns will in all t,,e
Cotton States put together.
A party which is IN the minority in al, tho
Free states, aud has scarcely IN e1isterce in
the Slave States, has ,ather slim pretenaionns
70 the tltls Of Nationalism, and no NM en-
oowed with lees impertinanoe than tho Ar,ful
oodger would lay claim to it,
the third branch Of the pro-slavery element
e:e tue breckintidgerr. On the ecore Of mum.
'Sfs' tncr claims 70 Eationa1ism are On foot.
Ds VAN tne Douglasites and Bell tss. They
No o1e dominant party in the Slave stat.s.
nut II the Free States they ara almo.t ~
% :eee ~ Doug1aa'tes in the South. gh,yriu { :
'''1@0'y eary one Free ssae, California; a. | {
, 1860-09-19
THE CAMPAIGN.
LETTERS FROM 1lE PEOPLE.
LET THE BALL ROLL.
ALEXANDER COUNTY,
lCorrespoEd:neee ef The Press AID Tribunal

HARDWOOD, Alexander Co.. Sept, ID lsd7.
Last nigh. vas glorious night for tht I:e-
nuei'caas Of this equity. For ser raj days To-
.1ce had been gwen that joint discussion be-
las men would b. held st4hss plsce on the eve
ming Of the 14th inst Tho evening caue, and
croHdt OF our ci:iz .ns, from far and pear, us-
s:ubled ut tile dIstsic, rehoo1 house-so many,
in lsct, that large pur:ioa 0. the crowd hxd TO
stand out in the night air. At halfpsst7 o'clock
no speaker reep,ressntisg the Dnug'as factioa
having arrived, U. y. Lasreace, E:q Of Mou1d
City. opened the bal ID IN eloq lent seesch Of
ono hour and twenty minutes. he spoke Of the
principles Of the Republican party, and shoned
corclasiveiy that the gronnd which ne nor &C.
cupy is the game as .hct occupied bv the Fa.
thers Of the Republic. Mr. Lawrence was foi-
loned bJ Judge J. Il. uue, Bel!evcrett, who
deprecated asitatisn ei,ler North or $;,url, aud
attributed all the a:;tation to tho Kansas Ne.
hraska Bill. lie eulogixed John Uell, gave the
Republicans fits as a srctioual party, ard poured
bEuadsi3s after broadsiIe Of whitening Ga1casu1
upon My great principle" Mr.. Htta spoke
one hour and teenty mlutcs. The crowd then
In In h,ar's rpescb, showing the political wir.
irg ef Douglas, md reviewing the life Of Iiu.
coin. He clnred with an earnest 40, eai tn
those who to!fawtd in the footsteps Of Jeffersou.
jackson and Clay to come up to the support Of
Ao1est Old Ate. At the Adjournment a call
was made Tor taree cheers for Li1uoln and Ham |
In, and two kundttd voices responded Win n
hens1y good viii, which made tho welk;n r;np.
call YVES made for three cheers for 1he Little |
Dodge', but it only resulted IN tno 1<rsoasf6out |
'"g. Is not this prog7ess7 In this par, OF our
county in sc. not cots scas polled jor Fremont,
and noio we can boast Of tspo hundred. sud bone
'y The Oh q November to increase that at lesst
one hat. We are not all in da1kuess. Hurrah |
'or Old Abe and r.ogres..
Yours, HAzLgwoen.
, 1860-09-19
z9rcss Trffbtttte,


attention Of the Tines CID LeraI was called
10 the fars that venerable minister Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church had been mur-
dered 1y pro-slavery mob in Texas for no
other 1eason than his Church relationship.
Up to this date that paper has 1ot uttered q
siusls word in condemnation Of ths bloody
deed. Not ou!y 80, but 1t has insinuated morn
than dcsen times that tho lamented BcwI7
'n,y get his ju:t deserts; while it has de-
nounced another minister as an *siotermed.
siling politica! pricat," for protesting against
the outrage
, 1860-09-19

lCo:se5ponl ecce CT the Pres aad Tfitune.1
Aosxor1u, 1IL Sept. 18th $780,
Yesterday will BE- noted in Monmouth as the
day CT political debates. By appointment
M:ssrt. Kellogg aud ingsrsolI were to have =
joint discussion here. Aseut two o'clock large
crowd gathered upon the squire, where stand
bad been erected TO listen to these candidates
for Ccnzrtss. Learning That Me. IngersoIl.
the democratic candidate would not be there
ior s;me time, 1 IN arrangement WAS made by
date for Congress, and T. E. Reed Ed. OF Ibis
place we're TO tpshk twenty minutes eacl, d..
rldson commenced the debate bY epeech of
twenty tTe minutes, spending the whole time
in trying to prove thai the Republican party
arein favor Of the negroes bting put upon an en-.
s're equality with The whites. Mr. Reed reply
Was nut only complete vlndcation Of tae Re.
!ublicau party, butfastened The nigger eqaaEi,y
just where It belorg', On the democra:ic pei-
IT, 1t WAs Le best speech Of twenty miuiltes
have ever heard this season. He completely
wiped out Davidson. and the whole Of bis gus.
h. eaasion: DAridson asked lear: to reply iiise
,Eiautee. which vas readily granted by Mr.
Heed He occupied fully twenty Eve i.siead Of
tiye minutes
Ms. Recd then spoke twenty minutes. and tie
ooiy comments which wish to make upon the
last apsech j. tha. DaEidson will be careful how
he takes hold OF our young Republican leaders
::saia. judge he 2ot more than he burgained
f.r.
Mr.. 1ngersoll, wh3 had arrived, At orce tool
CT bis coat, vest, c14's. aid suspenders, and
pitched in for half aa hour, spending q large
PORTION Of bis time in trying to keep his troT-
sers on, and to convince his audience that he
stood politically very near Judge Kellogg,
thinking, suppose, that the Judge mas about
right
Judge K replied an hour in grand speech,
It w4s ce:s, tFue, forcible, and all the points |
fully proved.
.Mr: !ngereoll spent another halt lour in tug !
GIN q! bus srowsers sud beating the air.
In the eFeninE there was speaklng at the
George W. Fold. l shall not atteuiot a drs.
cript:on Of il. If ever 5ou come to Monmouth
get some vi tue boys to describe it.
- The Republicans of Warren county are all |
U. b. II. !.
, 1860-09-19
Il GENERAL sUHKRNDElx.

As the prospect If tue election Of Linco1r
RESUMES the form Of certsinty, tue rancor api
asrinooy CT the politicians-of those cspeci
a;'y who have pretended to feel detesta,ion
for tho Union Of the States with a Republican
President at its hcad-bcgin to d;.appea,
Tho rcople-tho masses-ttc men TO whom,
patriotism is not merely scramble for oflia-
have always hseu right Their determined
attitude, us!nllucrcel By the howls and
threats Of the disuaion squad or BY tho Jour-
nais Of tic alarnists, has had its legitimate
e1ec:; and the embryo traitors who hoped to
mou'd them to their purposes and break IN
tho Government, are coming down from their
dangerous pcrches and on their kueos a,e
swearing great oa!ts that the Onion is and
shall be tic prime olj'ct Of their cara. Mr.
B,eckisrIdss in The name Of his party gives
il bis adhesion to The Union. Mr.: Douelos
=: Ncrf,lk goes ifrther 1hau the Kepturk;sn
IA lis pro:ee:a:'ons of fidelity to tic Union
Mr. B:lrs trusted friends lag claim to the
e:r:ases Of the people On account Of their da.
yo.iou to the Criou. Ger. Houston. rov
harpily ou: Of ths fiela, is heart and so,, f,,
1hs Cni-n. Even George Washington Mellon
and sllc great American Traveller, Pfatt--tha
1so candidates of the Boston jokers-l,aye
fou5d t::at their letters aud pronuuc;amen,os
mus. aeasoucd wish VOWS for the n,escrrs.
lion Of the Unio2. The Republicans. never
having been suspected Of disuuion ssrtiments
hare Iot felt the recessitr FIR Serious efforts
to rencl Charge that was never urged axairst
thin; hut they 100 are no less vociferous FIR
tae Caica. All til: National Conventions aad
aN lie S!ata Conventions declare for tho
Cnl"2. All tile political asscmbl:ges Of roo-
pie, frc's tic Congressional Convention down
t" tie ero:s.-oRos c:llcuscs fer terminating
f'os-reeres and ccnstatles, pass solcaln reso-
luious fer the Union! .
We are rcry bari!y tia: tic Union, VIII;
vas n:rcr seriously threatened, is sa:l-il-l
Tie disrepulable game of the politicians which
iooked to the sacuri1g Of lrefermcnt aud placs
Is the reward FOR s7enkening the bonds which
bind Sta.c to stato-has failed, and That b.
yond few fanatics in the North, aud hand
sut Of n'aamea in the South, there ia no wish
that TIC t::s Of brotherhood should be sur-
dered. Tint fear Of disruption and consequent
a'sas:er being out Of tue way, the people can
ul:o Of parties and candidates upon Their
merits. Wien it comes 10 hal, Republican
sm MD HONEST OLD ABE have nothing to
ear.
, 1860-09-19

There are Low two princes separated from
their mothers, aud anxious to return to them.
one ia The Prinse Of Wales, and tho othsrs the
Prince Of DsmaFoRuss,--
, 1860-09-19

II Allen county. Indiana, contains 2s,2se
inhahftants. In 1850 it contain ed Ii, ,9l9. gam
Of 1868. Fl. Wayne, the county seat, has
$50 inhabitants.