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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
wM, UPHELD.
should CapitaI own Labor.

"We bsliepe capital shoald oWn lobor.--
In all countries, and under every form oil
social organization there mast be labor.
ing class "a class Of men oho get there liv
ing By tie sweat of their Jrow, and then
there must be another class that controls
and directs tie capital Of the country,--H.
v. Johnson, Douglas candidate Tor the
Vice Presidency. sHt.
Labo'ing men, do you believe that cap
it'll sh0uld oum laJore Do you believe the
ricA should Own the poo,s That the copi.
tai Of the country should control the labor
oftbc country? If not, how can you vote
for H. v. Johnson? How can you act with
a party whose candidate avows such mon
Strous doctrine. -...,..
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
sToP THAT FALsEnooD.

The Eagle Of last week with it's usual
disregard for truth. asseTts thN Mr. nor.
ton endorsed tie Helper Book. When
tie Eagle asserted this its editors knew
that Mr.. Horton did no such thing. III y
knew that the Book endorsed by MIR. II
was Helpers Compendium of the impend
ing crisis, and not 'he Helper Book lc
which they had reference. They bnew il
was an euliIely dilIcren, and disluet book
thai lie contents consisted chiefly oi sta
listics. and quotations from Washington
Jefferson. ehy, Randolph, Lee, lI"nry
Webster. Madison aud all the fathers .
the Republic, and that it contained non
of the Objectionable matter contained il
the Helper Book Of which the Eagle talks
Shame on such meanuess--Shamo on such
attempts TO deceive tta public.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
spetiaI Nutirts.
Free Fight.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDAT

10 SAs votsrs0 Fairfield COnHtv OAio: ,
Unsolicited by friends. Of MY own free will {
and accord, present myself as an "Independenf Z
Candidate" for the Office OF County Auditor this fall
ana m doing ao come before you as freeman should
believing that integrity and capacity are the only per-
9ulses necessary Ia one seeking tho office 10 which,
aspire; and which most earnestly solicitat your
hands. have lived amongst yon for The period OF
lore sought one NJ the hands OF the people, NY quail
ihcatous foI the competent discharge OF the
county are well knewn 10 many OF yoV.. ,aho hope
will be faVorably considered. IT. by your suffrages
should be called upon TO manage the Affairs Of said
otlce, fatter myself you Will not be dlsappoint
In the confidence bestowed, tf
Asst regards canvassing the county TO solicit votes
have neither time money to engage In IL ,requi-
ring u does everyhour not devoted 10 necessary
rest, to earh living for a. family dependent upon
the result oGmy lsbJrs, An4aboye al have natu-
raj repugnAnce to boringthe people and wasting their
time. 80 mote IL ben' JOHN G.. WILCOX.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

tiOn prOUed il. This year Us give nearly
2U0 Uotss more han that gear.
Vote of Annual Election.
1885,, 1897, 1853. 1850. 1900.
County 1888 99l7 1869 98al
Hook. To. 53e9 548 604 568
Berno tp. SOS 264 995 998
The whole number OF votes cast at the
late Primary election for sheriff was 1868
and of this number 691 were cast in Hook.
ing and Berns for Miller, Now, suppose
we could shut our eyes to the truth and
say that If these were all democratic votes
would it not be conclusive that there had
been combination with Hooking and
Berne to the prejudice of the other Town
ships in the county? look at the vote
for Sheriff: see how evenly throughout
the county Bush and Weaver runs, neck
to neck-Bush coming in ahead. And
who Dies not see the nomination fairly
and honestly belongs to Bush?
The aggregate vote at the late Prima.
Try election was 1898, the Democratic
vote last fall WAS 1891, Which gives tc
Miller 402 over the vote Of last fall, which
fairly may be presumed to have been Re
publican votes. Deduct SOP from the Re.
publican vote Of last year as basis o.
their vote this fall, and it leave Wisemar
892, which will be about his vote provi
ded Miller can sustain his Republican
vote as at the Primary election, which ii
very doubtful, indeed. Now take 5O'
from 962, Miller's vote. and VIC hav'
4s0 Democratic votes in the county cas-
for Miller, which is still more doubtful
! Dedu Ct 800 from the vote of Bush, TO-
leaves majority for Bush of 244, ant
when deducted from Weaver's vote, CSC
majority of 1876 for Weaver. a.Ha
..4 WIN, UPHELD.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
MARRIED..

On the 9th Of August. by Rev. ]. W.
White, JOHN REED and LoUIsAJ. LElB.
On Saturday, Aug. 18. by o. W, Krae,
mer, Esq, Mr.. ALEXANDER CARPENTER
and Miss ELIZABETH WILSON, both Of this
county,
On the Both ult., by A. Shaffer Esq.
Mr.. WIN MARTIN and MARY ANN KocnER
all of this county.
On the Goth ult., by tie Rev. Thomas
Drake, at the residence of the Brides
mother. Mr.. JESSE BRooKs and Miss ELIz
ABEru Veneer, both of this county.
By the same on the l9lh inst, at the
residence of Mr., David Bright, Mr., ADAM
FISHER and Miss EMILY BRIGHT. both Of
this county.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

The demand for this unriyalled Preparat on is be.
yohd the possibility 0fa doubt and its sale is becem
ing large as that Of any other article now before the
public Tens OF thousands ofpersons who are suffer-
ers are now seen daily Walking tho streets or all the
principal cities Of the Union, and by thor influence
spreading the fame Of Or, BroRsORs Blood Food
throughout the ciylllzed word But the trial OF ono
bottle Is more convincing than all we could say in
whole newspapercolumn. 1t gives life, health, aud
whose were supposed TO DO irrccoyerably lost. We
need only TO say TRY H.
We would also call the attention OF Mothers to DR..
EatOR's IVantiie Cordial This is said to be superior
TO any articla of the kind known. II your pnxious
hearts are pqnedby Witnessing the suGerngs of your
ittle ones lose no time In procuring bottle. It Is
an invaluable specific for infants their gnms
and alaying afever and Irritation. By all means get
the Cordial, relieve the suferings Of your children,
and enjoy unbroken your own fcpose.- -.Adueriiser
aRd Fdrasr, BridgcRort, CO,
See adHeEtnement. ~. Imo3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
Inpectinc.-The Persian Fevsr charm

lhpeCtincs"Ine Per6t0n EeVSr Charm
For the prevention and cure of Fever aud 8gus and
BhOus Feoers. This wonderful remedy was brought
to the knowledge ofthe present propretors by friend
who has been great traveller In Persia and The Holy
Land.
While going dcwnihe river Euphnles, he experience
cd ssrers attack of Fever and Ague. On discover
Ing his condition, one of the Boatmen took from his
person M Amulet, saying, "Hser this and no Fsrer
NIL touch yOu" Although incTedulous TO its vir-
tues he coupled and experienced immediate relief,
aud has since always found 1t sh enection from all
malarous com plants , n .o,., =, In,
On further nvestgat inn he found that the boatmnn
attributed to IL miraculous powers, and said that 1t
could only be obtained from the Priests Of the Sum-
Sometime afteEYards, the gentleman in conyersing
with Priest Obtained from him the secret Of its re
paration and asce erianed where the medicinal herbs
were found. of which II was compounded. The vol
derfui virtues OF this article have lnuuced full be-
lief in the minds ofthe nalvosin the heal
ing powers Of their Prieits.
Since his returntO America, Il has been tried with
the hapDiest elect by several ladies and Gentlemen
OF hgh character, who have given the most unqali
| fed praise. This remedy having been a specific in
Persia for hundreds years, for the prevention and
cure OF Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now
offered TO the American people.
II will be sent by mall prepaid, with full dire ctonS
| for use, on receipt Of one dollar.
Principal Depot and MaEu factory, Ias Main Street
Richmond, Virginia. Branch Office, Bank of Com
mence Building, New York. Address
June %, lsdO-lyl3 JOHN WILCOX g. co.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
A YnIuhblc Farm for Sale.

TTNHE subscriber oders at private sale a DESIRA-
L BILE FARM, sltnate ip Washington Township,
Pickaway County, Ohio, three and half miles Fast
of Circlevie aud one half mile North of tho Lancas-
ter turnpike. Said Farm contains 900 acres lI0
Or of which simproved, and the balance in g.
ATa GOODTlMBER. Upon the improved part M;;!f
- Is G00DTW0-STURY BRICK Dwell Iiu.
LING HOUSE land out-buildings also OF brick, two
wells Ofgood wafer, ayoung orchard of no trees Of
choice grated fruit, aud good Stone quarry.
For further particulars. address call on the sub
scrber,at Lancaster, Ohio; or EZEKIEL MORRIS,
near Circlevile. JOHN 1o0LE.
lancaster, May II, lsG0-Gms7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
Persons arf,icted vim ,hc r.vor m,

Ague should not spare either time. trouble or OK
pense to procure DR.. HOsteter's Cesbratsf Bitfsrs
whose benencent effects upon the system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken down
In short space Of tlmo by this dreadful whose
checks are wan apd meagre and whose nights are
slcepless aud restless and whose eyes are dim and
sunken with death staring them in stace this com
We're, from tho mouth of the grave, None can know
Its true valne until they have tested it, When all
others have flcd these Bltters have restored the suf
ferers to pristine health Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should introduce them
Sold by Druggist and dealersgenerally everywhere.
uTSee advertisement In another column. lmo3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
mElM aS m A4I32
DR.: UNDER WOOD.

or Chicago, Illinois. Ike eminent and skillful opesa
tor on the Eye and Ear whose reputation is so exten-
sixely. known throughout the United States will ar
RYE ip Lancaster, o.. Friday, 4th and
may be consulted ot the Cook House. that day only
DR.. U. being regularly educated Physician and Sur
geOn ofthe old school, and having had an experience
OF 25 years in practice viii perform any operation on
the Eye and Ear necessary to restore sight the blind
hearing to the deaf by other adequate means to re
move any disease Of those useful organs within the
reach Of science and human skill. a..
1C7No charge for examination or consultation. .-3w
Lancaster Aug. 80, 1860.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

JUDGE BARTLEY vs.. DAVE ToD Judge
Barley in his speech at Wooster on the
2Sth took occasion to give his opinion Of
Dave Tod. He said that upon political
questions, Dave Tod is well known to the
people Of this State as a gump head and m
iynoramas. He said also:
"Ilis egotism and vanity have made him
bore in private conversation; and his
Munchausen stories connected with his
mission TO Brazil, in which lie never fails
depict himself as hero, have made him a
tit subject of ridicule.
And this is the Ton that Charley Mar
tir has gone to The expense of importing
into this county, to make the great speech
on the 10Th inst. Tod, the 'gamp, head
and ignorawus!" according TO Ju 6
Barley, the best and highest Democratic
authority in the State"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
County Ticker.

Auditor-MILTON D. BAKER
Clerk-VALENFlNE CUPP
Pros. Altorney-R NJ, CLARKE
Sheritf-C. NJ. l.. WlSEMAN
Prosate J Judge SAMUEL JACKSON.
Com'rsl JAMES PICK ERlEG, iull fern
JOHN GREiR, snort term
Coroner-SALEM WOLF
suryeyor-J0HN W. FLOOD
Recorder -GE0RGE W. EDGAR
In. Director-S. S. MM0CK
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
The Homestead Bill.

1t received the hearty support of Judge
Douglas in the Senale.-Ohio Eagle, Sep,
g. 1860
Well gentlemen, il you have no selfre,
spect-ii you have no regard for truth,
you ought at least to have some respect
Tor the intelligence Of your subscribers,
and if none Tor them, you ought to remCm.
eer your paper occasionally gets into tho
hands Of Republican. You knew, gem
Ilemen, when you pcnned tho above, that
Mr.. Douglas did not support the Home
stead Bill at all. You knew that hc made
no speech either for, or against that meas
ure; you know that when it came up in
any and every shape, lie "dodged' ii aud
put in his usual plta-,he "bdly,ache,"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

DOUGLAS SELF 'REruDiArEp. -" "SidUcs
are regarded as property and ploted on an
equal footing with all other property -
Hence the owner Of slaves-the same as
the owner OF any other species Of property
has right 10 rimoue 10 any Territory ana
carry las property sih h'm.-' Speech oil
Douglas in Now Orleans, Dec, 1858.
Can a territorial legislature exclude
hors and cattle from territory Every,
body knows territorial legislature can do
no such thing By what means then can
n territorial legislature exclude slave pro
pcrty. which, according to Douglas, il
upon an "eqUal footing with horses ant
cattle? The proposition is Ridiculous;
resolves itself simply into This. That
territorial legislature cant prevent M,
taking my horse into the territory, be
cause Of certain rights | have in him, bu
can prevent a SOOthcrner from taking hi
} slave there, having precisely the sam
rights IN his slave l. have in my horse,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
When Mr.. MAarls was before Che pt

When Mr. MARrIs was before the peo'
pie, as d candidate for the place he now
occupies. many Republicans voted for
him out Of personal considerations Ho
was elected by their votes. As reward
for their kindness, be. in tho only speeCl
he ever made ia Congress. denounced
them as 'JanatcOl." sectional as dds
uaionists," and "OJOiisionists.' Will an!
be found with 50 little sell respect as Il
repeat The compliment?
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
DR.. IL Oback's Scandinavian IBlOOdPills
and Blood PuriIier.

"Thc blood is the life," snys Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption from the blood und
aud Purifier nelform their task enectualy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents, and all forms II
disease, whc arise from impure blood. simply bo-
cause they remove The causes Of disease from
the DEMONSTRATING fluid :, Hence, their apparently
miraculous cures Of sCrofula, erupions, ,tumors,dys
pepsia, liver complaints, rheumatism, swelling Of tho
joints and all affections Of the Internal orgaus which
do not proceed from malfOrmaton.
II F'See advertisement. 1.n-l0
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
Ini93

The UnivesaIi Cough lf en- G edy N cases
Of WH00PlNG COUGH. There are probably more
OF time BY the use of Remedies containing expecto-
rants, which not only aggravate the Cough but run
down the systeHi making the Cough fatal produce
ing Consumption than by any other cause. This is
completely obyiated in the Universal Cough ReHety,
which contains nothing TO prostrato and the Cough
yields naturally, while the system is sustained. Re-
suits justify this declaration, and all asked 10 salts
fy themselves by trial. .. a.- d.
II TSee adveTis sement. 1Io3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
Homestead Bill.

Sherman had a good deal to say about
the defeat Of Tho Homestead B.ll. lie Ia
bored hard to steal the thunder Of the De.
mocracy 90 this question, and to leave the
impression that il was Republican meas
ure.- Ohio Bdg't Sept 6, 1860.
The above, Messrs. Editors, is a dblib
crate, willfu!, and malicious attempt 10 de-
Oeivc tie putlic-to pervert tie trath
and yet, it is but characteristic Of your pa
per and your party. You knew when you
penntd the above, that the homestead bill
w1S 4 "R4publican measure; you knew
that it was introduced by Republican
g. A. GRow, oi Pennsylvania. Yo,
knew that it was vetoed by a Democrat,
Administration, and that a Democratic
Senate sustained the veto. You knew tha
very iow Democrats voted for the meas
ure, and that those that did voted with tn,
Republicans for Republican measure,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

ET The Eagle Of last week contains n
scurrlous and contemplate editorial no.
tice Of the Hon. " B. Horton. lie is
called the "wsalhy gray headed copito'iSt'
and his opponent Mr.. Martin, is termed
the poor Uhite. headed Boy" And in a
mean, indirect manner the charge is
made that Mr.. Horton is rich, and has
furnished means and bought up voters TO
d feat the "poor little innocent white
headed Boy, Mr.. MarliL."
ltis palpable to every resident Of the
district that Charley Martin is bound to
go np," and indeed from appearances
will not make even a decent race. Under
these circumstances the Locofocos are be
coming desperate, surly, petulant and in
solent. ..-.
They are bleeding Charley unmerci
fully in his pocket, and will make him in
deed "poor white headed Boy if the.
don't stop it. Why Charley had TO planI
down $50 to furnish the uniform (Y) anC
lamps for the Little Giants that made Suol
u funny display last week. And as thei
simple CHATS SOY and uoat (oh my) ant
appropriate (vsry) uniform" (vido O
Eagle would be dear at 10 cents, We in
fer The treasury is not yet exhausted.
Knowing that Mr. Martin equipped
them, they are circulating the report TIA
Mr., Horton bought the snowy uniform
and fine lamps of the Wide Awakes q
Lancaster This is an unIruth manulpC
Iurcd out OF whole cloth, as Mr., Horo
has not directly or indirectly given one Go
lar for any such purpose,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

this question, as on the Slavery issue. is
that he ''don't care whether it is voted up
or voted down." and that his Democratic
brethren we're almost universally with
him /.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

EzS The Dem Ocraic Mass Meeting to
be held here OH the 18th inst, is ohe Of
series Of meetings, to be held in this
Congressional D strict. under the direc'
ZION and at the expense Of the Hon. G. D..
Martin, aud intended specially to advance
his election end 10 counteract Tho success.
!ul mass meetings jnst held by the Hon.
| V. B. Holton.
Posters in large type for these meetings
have been issued. We have before us
one for the Perry County meeting, to be
held at Lexington on the 18th inst. The
speakers on that occasion are Payne,
Siambaugh aud Fink. No other names arc
mentioned on the bills.
Martin--"FairG-l1 popular white. head
ed Boy" "rich in mental gifts and uobTc
impulses wide o. Eagle) lis name il
not there-.-not even limited att evident
ly il has been purposeIy and in:cntonall,
omitted! How is this?
Were we not assured by tho Eagle tha
tho denomination of Mr. Martin wa
hailed with shouts Of qpprobation, art
would receive hearty support from th'
Democracy throughout the district,
when the truth Of the matter seems to be
that in Perry his shouting and hearty
supporters will not even place lis nam'
in the posters his money pays for, nor ex
pect his presence at the feast his mean
provides nor even grant him the Sigh
courtesy Of making his bow before them
nor Of hearing the "shouts' of Ills "heart
supporters" .. a.,.,. .,.s.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13
mechanics Of Lancaster,

You remember DAVE Ton; you remem'
Der the infamous bill he originated to pun
ISL you for "strikiag' for higher ,OGges--
for maintaining your independence; for as
serting your rights, for seeking to ma'nta'"
a just equiiiJriqm Jetwsen labor and capital
Mechanics, this self same Ton presided
opsr the Douglas Conrention dt Baltimore.
This self same TOP 'Olo sought to w'thhoId
your rights, wko sought 10 Cypress you. is
now the leader of the bogus Democracy OF
Ohio. lie is to BE here on the lSh h teach
yoU Democracy. Hear him BY all means
and voS as he directs,
Do you favor POLYGAMY, vote for
G. D, Martin.
Do you favor WHITE SLAVERY
vote for G. D. Martin.
Do you endorse the Administration OF
JAMES BUCHANAN, vote for @. ID, Martin.
Do yOu stand by the LECoMPToN
CONSTITUTION, FRAUD 4 ALL, vote
for Mr., Martin.
Do you sustain the ENGLISH BILL,
vote for G. d. Martin.
Do you oppose all these things, vote for
v. B. HoRToN,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13


ESrIt would seem to te a concerted
plan, on the part Of the Douglas men of the
West, TO molest, and il possible, prevent
all Republican meetings by our German
fellow ciuzens; in proof of which, we quote
few instances as given in the IndianaP:
oils Journal
"when Alber. Lange, quiet, retiring,
inoffensive German, the Republican can
, didsle for State Auditor. undertook 10
make speech at Newburg, the sceue Of
the laie murdcrous attack on the Wide
Awakes, lie was called a liar by the same
Douglas leader, Sol Coker, who shot the
Wide A wake, and insulted with indecent
gestures from the same worthy individual
within few days Of this Dubois px.
hibition moro shameless but more COW
ardly one was made at Fort Wayne, where
The Democratic. leaders twice appointed .
pole raising at the same time and Place
lha, had been selected previously ior Mr.
Schurz's speech, and ended their unmanly
interference by parading parcel OF row
dies round the liaH Willie Mr.. Schurz was
sps king, TO shout and clan6r and finally
TO throw cabbage head through a win
dow at him with violence enough TO stun
Mr.. Peter p Bailey, whom il hit.
"rhesc arc samples of the Treatment
Douglas men give their opponents in IN
diana. They are evidences o! desperation
as well as malignity, and are not ~ithou
their effect in satisfying the people wher
tho rigk, is, and how it is 10 be supported
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13

How nicely he excuses the Eagle from
the violation Of the rule in the distribu-
ton of tickets, but who is SO blind as not
TO see he wnks at the fraud? this glaring
imposition, the assumed dic'ation, the at
tempt coersion to force fraud and viola
ton of the established usagcs Of the Dem
oCralic party. admitted too to be so, is
certainly with out a parallel No prece>
dent can be found OF such outrage upon
the Democracy Of Fairfield county.
II could suppose anything wanting to
cludic,.e fraud so gross, corruption so
vile. in the nomination Of James Miller,
fresh and clear as this must be to you all,
| might refer you to statistics.
Vote Of Primary Elections.
In 1856. 1881. 1888. 1850. 1850.
County 1924 1891 9l65 1877 33e3
Hook. tp. 396 594 Ago 3e4 759
| erne tp. 2l4 GIT 267 SO 396
In 1857 ercry one agreed that tic uote Of
Hooking uas fraudulent, and The fall elee-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-13


VINO wouLD HAVE BELIEVED oUR REPoRT.
= Had We two months since, prophesied
that Henry b. Payne would turn Kansas
shri eker, we would have been accused Of
connecting a sensation item Tor lur daily,
Blu! it is even so, and VIC must increase
our shrieEs or Mr.. Payne will steal our
thunder ard drown our voice. But what
is more, Mr.. Payne goes in for Bleeding
Kansas "'"r
The above is from the Cleveland Her.
aid, leading republican paper, whose
editor is evidently frightened, for he says,
1--WE must increase our ShriskS or Mr.. PAYNE
will steal our thunder and drown our
voice" s.efs .l.a
Mr. Payne's public harrangues, made
at Columbus, in Indiana and at other
places, against the administration, are
highly eulogiz4d BY Black Republicans
in every quarter. AND THIS is THE
NAN. THOUGH WE BLUSH TO SAY
1T. WHOM THE GALLANT DEMOC-
KACY OF OHIO CHOSE AS THEIR
STANDARD BEARER, AND UN CEA'
SFNGLY BATTLED TO ELEVATE TO
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICE
IN THE LAST MEMORABLE CON
TEST, AGAINST THE SANE ABO.
ILITION SHREK ERS WHOM HE Is
NOW TRAITOROUSLY SERVING
/ AIDING AND ABETTING, If NOT
| DIRECTLY. AT LEAST, IN0HRECT
LY. RetribaIive just willie moted ou)
to him by these whom he has thus de
ceived and SO falsely betrayed Obic
Eagle, March II, 1858.
We wonder il this ij the same Mr.
Payne who is announced to cnlighten The
Democracy Of Fairfield county on the 10Th
Will The Eagle answer.