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:Es0sssds their Relations

Mr.. Corwin, In hrs speech in nAllegheny City,
said, Noah had three sons. 1--WE believe that
this Is iundisputed.l That "Ham and his de-
scendanta are the negroes, and that they are
oc- cousins.n Carl Shurz claims them as
arothsrs, which pleasant theory is adopted by
the Republican party; but we merely wish to
ssftssh the memory Of our friends upon TIVE
gratifying facts, that Douglas has found his
snoshsr, and the Republicans their cousins -
PiHsknrnh Pnsk
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Wont He Have ~ Good Time,

If this people is to be punished by the elec.
OF Abe Linkin, the rail-splitter, to the Presi-
dency that individual will have a good time in
administering the Government. There is 0
Democratic Senate-Heaveu and the people be
praised!-which will enjoy the prerogative Of
passing on his appointments. That Senate
can dictate to him who the members of his
Cabinet shall belt may reject all the nomi.
nations he may make, all treaties he may nego-
tiate. What do you think oft, Abraham?
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Democratic National Tx. Comm T.

Democratic National Tx. COmu0 T.
tee
The following named gentlemen compose
this committe:
hon. !. l. Stevens. Of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon. R. w. johnson, OF ArIsasas.
Hon. jefferson Davis, of Mississippi.
Bon. Jesse d. Bright, of Indiana.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, of Pennsylvania
hen. Geo w. Hughes, Of Maryland.
Hon. John W. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
Hon. John r. Thompson, of New Jersey.
Hon. A. B. Meek. Of Alabama.
Aug lstus Schell, Esq, of New York.
Isaac H. Wright, Esq, of Massachusetts.
Hcn. Jas. G. Barrett, of Washington, D. C.
VIM. Finn, Esq, Of Washington, d. c.
Walter Lennox. Esq, OF Washington, D. c.
II. M. Cluskey, Washington, D. G., Residen,
Secretary.
Geo. W. Rigss, Washington, d. c., Treasu.
rer.
An communications should be addressed to
Hon. l. ]. Stevens, Chairman, Washington, D.
g. Rooms Of the Committee at No % Az st
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Harrison County.

We have waited until noon this day, (Wed.
nssday) to get the result Of the election held
in ibis county yesterday. Two townships are
yet out--Athens and Monroe. We shall have
to 60 to press without giving the vote Of the
county.
From the returns received, we should think
that he whole republican ticket is elected by
msjcrisiss ranging from five to eight hundred
Ar. BiughamS will be the largest.
Further remraks hereafter.
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F0R gRECKINRIDGE ANDLANT

]. NJ. ESTEP, will address the Democracy
and citizens of Harrison county as follows
NEW MARKET, Friday evening" October
IL st 6 o'clock, P. M,
B0WERSvILLE, Saturday, Oct. l3, at l
o'clock, P. NJ.
NEW RUMLEY, Saturday, Oct. 20, at l
O'Clock, P. M.
NEW JEFFERSON, Saturday Oct. 20, at 6
o'clock, P. NJ.
At tLACEYSVILLE, in Stock township, on
Friday, October 10, 1860, at P. M.
CADIZ JUNCTION, Saturday, October
9th. 1860. at 2 p. M.
Turn out fellow Democrats, and hear the
principles OF the party discussed.
Let the OLD JACKSON GUARD be on hands.
Let US sustain the "Union and the equality
Of the States.''
BY order Of the Breckenridge
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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The UuioM Ticke, Completed.

At meeting of the Douglas State Commit
tee, held at the city of Albany on the Sd in
stant the following resolutions were unanim-
ously adopted:
Reso1ued That Hon. Greene G. Bronson, OF
New York, be, and he is hereby substituted as
an Elcctor at large on the Democratic Electoral
Ticket in the place Of the Hon. Reuben II.
Walworth, declined.
Resolued, That John H. Brewer, of the
county OF Kings, Jacob A. Westervelt, Stephen
P. Russell, VIM. B. Duncan and VIM. A, Cobbe,
of the city of New York. and Abram B. Congor,
of the county of Rockland, be, and they are
hereby substituted as Dlstricr Electors on the
Democratic Electoral Ticket, in the place ot
Charles H. Collins, Oswald Ottendorfer, Fran
ces R. Tillon, Jas. Robinson, John Anderson,
and Edward Haight, declined.
Resolved That Hon. VIM. Q. Crane, Of the
county of HeIkimer, be, and is hereby substitu.
ted as Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, 10 place of Hon, VIM. +. Allen, decli.
ed.
(Sined) DEAN RICHMOND,
Chairman.
P. CAGGER, Secretary.
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--latest Election News.

The --latest election news up to IL N. to- day
looks favorable for the Republicans.
It's thought that Nugen, Dem, is elected
to Congress in place of Helmick, Rep, and
Norris DEM, in place Of Theaker, Rep.
The Republicans have gained largely in Penn
syivania, Indiana and Ohio, so the telegraph
says. II may tell the truth or it may not
Next week will tell.
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RIiSSiSsiD,,i.

The election in Mississippi turned entirely
on local questions, there not being show o
Douglas or Bell to make fight necessary.
Bell can hardly make sshow, while Douglasism
is confined to corpora"s guard Of men who
try to be thought eccentrh' by going for him,
but they miss it by their eccentricity being
looked upon as mere foiy.
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Florida Election .

The Breckenridge Ticket has swept Florida,
and that State is certain as any can be for the
Democracy. One county, Escambia went for
Bell & Everett, and thereupon the Opposition
rejoiced, leaving the Democracy to rejoice over
the rest of the State.
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The DiGt.r1s,ce. .

A negro at hotel recently said: when the
Southern man comes he makes me wait on
him good; but he always gives me dollar
when he goes. When the Northern man come
he makes me wait on him good; and when he
goes, he says: May God bless you my dear
friend, and elevate you in the scale of human
ityn
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k,eatI, OF Gov. willard.

We regret to learn Of the death of Ashabe
2. Willard, the able and talented Governor of
Indiana This sad event took place in st.
Paul. Minnesota, on last Friday. Gov. w.
was in the prime Of life, and was highly re-
spectsd by all who knew him.
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RJThs New York correspondent Of shs
Ghssisston Mercury, writes that paper that
the secret of August Belmont's friendship
Tor Mr. Douglas Is that tho latter owes them
zuuch naonov.
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0|TWho will suffer from foul humors, sores,
or diseases Of the skin, wheu such certain rem
edies as McLeans Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, and McIean's Volcanic Oil Lin.
iment can be SO easily obtained. The Cordial
will purify the blood thoroughly, and the Lini-
ment will cure any sore. See the advertise
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Cadiz Rail Read Time Table.

The Cars leave asd arrive at Cadiz every dav,
except Sunday, as s0llows:-
Leave Cadfs at ass 4. NJ. 9-05 A. NJ aud 3-Ij
pm.
-a-3e 2. Al.
Ueave junction at $50 A NJ, lO-l5 A. NJ and
A-i0P. NJ.
Arrive at Cadiz al 6-35 A NJ Il-3O A. VI. and
6-25 PM.
Connections are made at the Junction with
Trains both East and Weet
0rCrabb's new Clothing has just arrived. -
Bargains to be had
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Only thirty-two electoral notes are needed in
IN he Northern States 10 defeat Abe Linkin.--
Our trust Ia Divine Providence forbids us 70 de
spsis Of getting The requisite number.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institute.
y ME next meeting of the Union Institute, Of
l. Jefferson and Harrison counties will be held
az New Market, Harrison county. commencing
tuesday, October %, 1860. and will continue three
days. The requisite steps have been taSsn TO in
sure good institute. The Institute will be ad
dressed by the following Lecturers, viz. Lorain
Anorewss, President of Kenyon college, will lee.
ture ture on physiology; Jas. +. McGaw, Bowerstown
Onlo' Astronomy, with apparatus;) Edwin Regal
rrlncipal McNeey Normal School, School Man
agement; Prof. Brinkerhof, Hopedale, Ohio, Maih
emarcs and Chemistry; Rev. ". b. Watkins
Cambridge, Ohio. 'rhe Anglo Saxon Element in
American Society" Several other Lecturers have
been corresponded with and are expected
ihe following questions will be discussed,
Resolved, That the frequent change in Teachers
ana Text Books is adverse to the interests of Ed.
ucation.
IL. Are Teachers Institutes OF sufficiont i'm
porlance to worrant their contlnuance3
BY order of the Executive Committee.
oct 10 E.J HAMMOND.
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PharmaceMtists and Chem lists.

.c III obU KJH, ia.
seller, Cadiz, Ohio, Dufield and Ryder, Jefferson;
Saunders a. Son, Hopedale; Jas. Cady, Cadiz June.
tion; \ Hughes, New Athens; A. Coulter. Pattons-
vile; VIM. MAXWELL Hanover; f Grace, New
Miller's Stations George Allen, Fairyiew; John
West y Co., New Rumley; w. C. Perry, = assyilc;
A. Jul Schneider, Mosrefeld; Deming Il Crawford,
Mastersville; Lstimer and Custer, Bowsrssilei
franklin; X. Pitts g. Son, Deersyille; Thomas
Green, Freaport.
November 2, lS59-ly.
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8. IL HI. M'EADDEN
Presidentia | Election.
PROCLAIM ALTON

TNHe qualified voters of Harrison cen r,y. Ohio
4 Ohio, are hereby notified to meet at their sew
erol townships, at the usual places of holding cleo.
tons, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of NOVcm bel r.,
1860.
Aud then and there, between the hours liked by
law for holding elections. proceed to elect Twen-
ty three Electors for President and Vice President
OF the United States in pursuance Of the Constitu.
tion Of the United States and of this State.
Given under nay hand, at Cadiz, this 18th day
Of September A. D. 1860.
h. s. WOODBORNE,
Sheriff OF Harrison county, Ohio.
September l9, la6l-6t
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

ALLEGHENY CRY, Oct. T. 1850.
The markrt is comparatively dull and sales
are limited. The offerings are small, and the
demand chiefly Eastern, figures varying little
from last week.
UNION DROVE YARDS.
John AHendeT Proprietor,
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LOST,

On the Fair Grounds on last Friday, black
Silk Cape, trimmed with broad silk Lace Any
person finding the same and leaving it at this
office will be literally rewarded, LIZ .GU
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The Great + emale Pill

I NR. ]. p. Creager, is the general agent whole.
lIsae and retail, tor DR., Wheating's celebrated
Female Pill.
These Pills are truly valuable for Ladies, Tor
they will restore the monthly courses where they
may stop from any cause whatever. They never
have failed IN any case where the directions around
the box containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has no case of failure ever
came to our knowledge. Being purely vegetable,
they are perfectly safe. Single boxes mailed to
order postpaid upon thr receipt Of one dollar, by
Up CREAGER
Baltimore, Md,
35A liberal discount to druggists,
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National Dem ocratic No.nimatio,
National Democratic Nominations
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BREGKINRIDGR,
. OF KENTUCKY.
FOR RVICE.PREolDENT,
GEN. JOSEPH LANE,
OF OREGON.
Democratic Electors.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM A. NELL, Franklin County.
CHARLES REEMELIN, Hamilton County
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Ist District-Dr. jeff. A. Black, Hamilton.
"a Thomas Sherlock, ="
Sd Christopher Hughes, Butler.
4th " John w. Carey, Shelby.
9th Thomas G. Stewart, Lucas.
9th John G.. Armstrong, Clermont
3th William Palmer, Fayette.
9Th John D. Burnett, Champaign.
9Th =" L. W. Hall, Crawford.
10th John G. Mcdonald, Ross.
lIth G. E. Smith, Meigs.
18th Charles Follet, Licking.
l3tn W. Cummings, Richl&nd.
18th Neal Power. Wayne.
10th Eli Miller, Knox.
10th John Clark, Morgan.
Ieh Lewis Boger, Belmont.
18th John w. Stephens, Summit.
18th " Daniel J. French, Lake.
2Oth Jacob D. Hendricks, Mahoning.
Slst John S. Blakely, Columbiana.
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Union Hotel.
ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
pIIl anItf mr.

AhCH ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
GTwyA ! HE undersigned having purchased the
sSss%s8 interest OF his former purtner. Mr. Evans
Esssk8A r. the above Hotel, wpuld call attention ,
sslAsS$N oi the public to its convenience in ey.
cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business or pleasure Its ouiei
location ana uninterrupted venfa tion (being sit.
uated opposite an open space Of 400 feet which is
shaded with trees Of beautiful foliage still within
null square OF the very center of trade offers
10 business men inducements to soiourn rarely met
with in pupulous city
Passenger Railroads, which run past and in cose
proximity, afford to those in sesrCb of plensurea
cheap and pleasant ride to all p noes Of interest in
)or about the city.
me proprietor gives assurance that Tue UNIoN'
shall be kept with such charact will meet pub.
lie appreciation and would solicit Western patron.
lage. UPTON S NEtVCO 1ER
Sept. 10, ls6O-ly
Honey! Honey! The hest of EHOmcy:.
| have valuable receipt for making honey thai |
Will send TO any address upon receipt of fifty cents
We make and use it in our family
AT HALF THE USUAL COST.
and consider it good as the best article of Bee
made honey,
ERoM WHICH IT CANNOT Pc ToLD
ANY person who will make aud sell it can easily
clear from two TO three dollars per day il only re-
qnhestour articles 10 make it, ard they en- be had
at any store for SO cents Every family may have
ihls delightful luxury, for any lady can moke it i'm
htteeh minutes at any time. Address .
Or, J. p. CREAGER.
Baltimore, Md.
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of fHais c,n,x
that
Property Duplicate County,
expressed Rates A''H
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Legal Notice.

Legal NOCIC6.
Mat thew Row land ! In the court OF Common
VS. Pleas, Harrison county
Jacob Leinard. Ohio
The defendant, Taeob Leilard, will take notice
that the plaintiff, Matthew ROWAN ga the 26th
day Of June, 1860, filed his petition ngMdst him ~
the court Of common Pleas for said county, setting
forth that said defendant on the 5th day OF March
1859, was indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum OF
defendant to and for the use of said plaintiff, and
praying judgment against said defendant for said
sum Of $4,000 with interest from March S, 1859
An attachment and Guarn ashee process was also
issued in this C sc,
The defendant is required to answer said peti
tion on or before the l7th day of November, 1860
]. M ESTER,
sepl9-6t Attorney for Plaintiff
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GTWe copy the following article from the
Washington Examiner, one Of the soundest and
most judicious papers in PENNSYLVANIA:
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
Vice Presidents

STATE ELEorloNs.-The State
election in North Carolina will take
place on Thursday next, the 6rst
Thursday in August. 1t is for Gov
eruor and State Legislature.
The Congressional elections in
North Carolina ere held next year,
separately from the State elections.
There are elections TO be held on
the first Monday in August, which
will be the 9th, in Arkansas and
Missouri, for Governors, State Legis-
lature aud members of Congress.
The next State elections will be
those Of Vermont aud Maine in Sep.
tember, aod Pennsylvania, Ohio. In
dions, Iowa, Florida and Mississippi.
PjcoYuBs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
AN EXCELLENT IDEA--Archbia

AN EXCELLENT IDEA--Archbish
op Hughes Proposes a Ncw Branch
of Study for Young Ladtg.-At the
Annual Commencemeu Of Mount
st. Vincent Academy, on Tuesday,
the 18th, Archbishop Hughes deliv.
cred brief address to the young Ia.
dies, in which be said:
Although IL is ono Of the utmost
importance, young ladies', that you
should have good education, should
be accomplished, cultivated, graceful
and refined, yet there are other things
that cannot be lost sight Of Before
another year rolls around / propose
90 arrange with the Sisters for now
branch Of study IN the Aosdemy.-
That branch Of study is what the
French call the science of cutsiRe. IL
is the science Of keeping house, and
that We oil know Commences with
tho kitchen. Every young lady,
don't care If she be Queens daugh.
ter, ought to understand that depart.
ment of life. Even though she may
no, have TO practice it, though she
may be able TO hire her cook, yet
she should understand il herself, for
It may happen some day that the cook
will dlswlss her. Great laughter |
What a predicament she would be ia
then. Well, what was going to say
wss that the Sisters should arrange il
so that all the girls over thirteen
years Of age should be enabled to
spend a portion of the time in the
kitchen, and become acquainted with
cooking and lou 'ekeeping. Here
will be new bereau of education.
Laughter. We shall then have the
theory and some practice too.
Another point aud | will close
AT the end Of another year, if living
and my purse is lOng enough. l am
going TO give a gold medal, of not
less than $50 in value, to the young
lady who will write the best essay,
not exceeding FIVE pages in length,
upon this great new science | have
spoken Of. Laughter and applause. I
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01


The Bell AND EVERETT CUB
On Monday night, meeting took
place at the Old Presbyterian Church,
on Florida street, and Bell and
Everett Club was organized. The
proceedings of the meeting will be
found elsewhere. After the business
OF the meeting was over, tho Hon.
H. NJ. Favrot Of West Baton Rouge
addressed the meeting, In an clio.
quent aud mastery manner he drew
a parallel, between the contest Of 60
and 76 and called on Union loving
citizens to rally around tho standard
OF the National aud Union candidates
MIR. Favrot labored to show, that the
second choice Of Douglas, Brecken,
ridge and even Lincoln men, is Mr..
Bell, in case Of the failure of all three
OF these sectional candidates--whilst
the Union candidates are the first
choice OF patriotic and conservative
people everywhere, where, not bound
by prejudice or tied and lead By mere
irlcksiers, in politics. His speech
was brief and pointed and elected re.
peated applause.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

A GREAT WILL CASE In Norm
CAUoIINA- One Hundred Negroes SET
Froe.-We learn from the Iredell
Express that the case Of solomon
Halls will occupied the Superior
Court of that county eight days. and
was finally compromised after Ike
jury had retired. Mr.. Hall had made
a will leaving che hundred negroes
and other property TO his only child,
daughter, who afterwards married
Mr. Nicely against his wish, where
upon he made another will, leaving
most of his property to them. The
suit was 20 set aside the last win. An
hour after the case had gone 10 The
jury, Mrs Neely's counsel proposed to
receive $4,000 and $1,000 which
the will gave her the estate to pay
the court costs, $500 ; she to pay her
own lawyer $4,000. The proposition
was accepted. The negroes will be
sent 10 Liberia. The jury stood 1ine
against and three for the will ;
but it is said the judge would have
set aside the verdict il it had been
brought against the will.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
THE GOLDEN GATE.
SAN FRsropoo, May ls4s.
ooptiRusd.)

Continued
while San Francisco like 50 many other
parts Of the country deserted
The neighbofhood Of the American fiv-
or, was overlooking with the Cold hun
,ers In the mines about the centre Of
May was estemated at 1900 aud two weeks
later, a. 5000, aud two months after, they
were estimated at 5000 inhabItsnts. The
miners we're by no means exclusively
Americans; they consisted ofevsry nation.
fndisns, Mekicshs, sandwich Islanders,
men from Oregon, With sprinkle Of
spsniards, Chinese, British, Fsfuvians,
Chlisns. and all these before the great
impeusing Emigration Of the Americans.
About this time si0 per diem, was con-
sidered the fair average Of the men em-
ployed in digging many persons were
known TO average from si0 to 5000 per dsy,
end some we're known to make from $500
to $500 per day piece Of four pounds
weight was found early. In many cases
when man could not With pick and
pan collect easily from gao to sio per dsy
he would look fes less work and more pay
At what was called the dry diggings, the
vatiops eanions end sides ef the noun
tains, the yield Of Gold was enormous.
Butcher knives were The first instruments
used. and they advanced In prices from ~
10 tl2 piece. Cases occurred where men
collected the dirt and peched ~ in socksto
the rivers. md realized from $500 TO $1,000
per day. In the year Of 1850, two years
after. left the diggipgs where was ma
king Q every day, TO look Tor better dig
gings, even the week previous, took out
with an Iron spoon. the only convenient
instrument had ut the time Assoc. had
purchased common iron shovel for t25
few days previous; ~ wac stolen the same
afternoon. The Great Sailor claim on
Oregon Canton, NJ Dorado Co, averaged
$500 per week for niue months, to each
member oftbe company They were de-
serted sesmen from Us Man-of war
while all these things glittersd on the
bright side there was others on the dark
side
Many Of The miners sank under the
disease Of the bowels the severe labor
and complete change Of food and habits,
continued mental excitement and dissipa-
ton, which golden gains induced, added
to the natural unheal,hinsss that might
have existed in the district ut different re.
RODS Of the year, soon introduced some
bodily troubles upon many Of the mining
population. No gains could com pensute
the dying man for the fatal sickness en-
Rendered by his own syariC Gus exertions.
In the wild race for riches. the invalid was
neglected by his old comrades, still 10 rude
health, riotous enioyments Of all the plea
sures that Gold and the hope Of continual
~ adding TO their store could bestow,
When that was the case with old comrades,
IL could not be expected that strauges cared
Whistler the sick man lived or died.
Who among the busy tbrong would
trouble himself with feeble miner that
had miscalculatsd his energies,
10 be Coniiaged,)