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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29

i've companies for all officers as high as CAPTAIN
and actnees above Captain shall be filled by
the votes OF the commissioned officers Of the
regiment, and all officers SO elected shall be com.
missi0ned by the respective Governors of the
States, or by the President of the United States.
Section 4. And be it further enacted That all
letters written by soldiers in the service Of the
United States may be Transmitted through the
mails without prepayment of postage under
snch regulations as the Post Office Department.
may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients.
Section H. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby author
ICED and directed to introduce among the volun
ieer force in the service of the United States the
system Of allotment tickets now used in the navy,
or some equivaet system by which the family
of the volunteer may such PORTIONS Of his pay as
he may request.
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NOTE FOUND,

\ milE FOR 500 was found in this c,tv on Au0rst
Z5th. 7 %. led Nevada MAY IAN 1s61 drswn
"a iaVGr OF d. Kran, and by him endorsed oysr IN
ue[an; Ihe owner have the note by iden
,ms n,in,eH al this office, and paying for this ad
auSl-1w
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GLORIOUS DISCOVERY

va Ai'" ny the undersigned and recommended to
~ al parues that have lately received and read
tne "arIke news to call them ana buy some Of
their choice brands Of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-29
Havana Cigars,
TT O d ACCo
Traders and Country Dealers

or all brands and Varieties too numerous to mention
all o. winch We offer 10 the public greatly reduoed
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Aotets and Restaurants.
HOTEL DU NORD & RESTAURANT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TT you want to be comfortable and at home--Go to
Il the Hotel du Nord
Do you wish n a good Breakfast, Dinner or Sup
per in style which not he surpassedY Go to the
Hotel Du Nord.
Do you wish good bed In and fine ventilated
where neatness and cleanncse be found from
the first to the fourth story? The Hotel Du Nord is
the place.
Do you wish any family and reception roomsT-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in a remarkable styl9
known to be the best the Pacific Coast. Tho pro-
pretor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du Nord will spare
no trouble to suit every taste.
There is fine cool, private dining room in the
House.
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to inform his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in The Hotel Du
Nord every thing announced and not to be surpas
ed by any other hotel in the city-pote walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages tor
all parts of this state.
g2B~ English, French, German Spanish and Italian
spoken
gxy- Open day and night ]. SAJOUS,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysville Cal
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VOL. VII.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
FR FIFTY

1,mos corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
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Nss AND LOAN SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT wlrn THE
'''...... .... -, ,-Jo d.
WV. n. HERRIcK. SeerctnrY.

This sum is not sufficient to warrant the Com
mlttee in commencing any work but in order
that they may arrive at some definite know ledg.
OF the amount to be devoted to such purpose,
they have fixed upon the following plan. SUB
scrplions to be solicited between this and the 18th
day OF October ensuing, at which date the Com
mlee will proceed to contract for the building Of
a monument to the extent Of the means on hand
1t therefore rests with the people of California IN
whose defense he lad down his life, to dctermlnc
the character OF the Monument to the Memory Of
David G. Broderck. Those having subscription
lists IN their possession are called upon to make
immediate returns thereof as full list of all
donors and subscribers as well as all delinquent
agents, will be published on or before the 18th of
October. Parties deSirouS of cuntrlbutin to the
Monument Fund, can do so by depositmg their
amounts at the Savings and Loan S0cietv's Bank.
to the credit of the Fund.- or with any of the
Committee.
Architects, who have submitted designs or de.
sire to submit designs for the Monument will re.
ceive every ufarmatlop by calling on G. u. Carter
No 80 Merchant street, on or before the 18th day
of October, at which date plan will be adopted.
The Committee desire to express their thanks
to the Proprletors Of Lone Mountain Cemetery for
the donation Of an eligible site Tor the Monument,
40 feet square.
In conclusion, they would earnestly appeal to
all those who hold the memCrv of the good and
great in reverence as well the patriotic in gen
eral to lend their aid towards the consummatlou
ut their trust. The present is peculiarly fitting
! period for the erection Of Monument which
shall be as endurabIe as the Union, to the memory
Of one of the first martyrs to IA cause which a
tins day has such hosts of advocates in California
Trusting 10 meet with II prompt response, the
Committee RESPECTFULLY submit the above.
WIN NJ. Lent, Chas. Hosmer.
T. i. Van Bokelen, 4. j. Pouterer,
f. A. Sawyer, Chas Watrous,
J. W. Britain, G. D. Carter.
WM. MCKIBBEN, President.
j. p. BUCKLEY, Secretary.
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BrOderick Monument.

The Committee to whom was intrusted the
custody of the funds contributed towards the
erection of a Monument suitable to the memory
of the late Hon. D. G. Broderick, with power t1
erect the same, in presenting the following state.
ment Of their trust would beg leave to direct
public attention to the present necessity ofimme-
date action on the part of those desirous Of aiding
such object. The Committee have had the trust
in hands nearly two years, and it has not been
from any lack Of exertion on their part that the
same has not been completed at this date. The
amount of funds contributed did not admit Of ac
ton, as they were unwilling to commence a ma
tonal work without full know ledge Of the limit
OF the expense, having the experience which has
attended the Washington Monument in view. The
amount of cash on hand deposited with the San
Francisco Savings and Loan Society, is 6,263 81 ;
OF which sum s. AS 70 was contributed, aud
$S45 interest earned by the same, as per fol
lowing.
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Hair Dye: Hair ::--wuLIAn A

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BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN THE WORLD the only HAEMLE;S AND RELI~
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feet; changes red, rusty gray hair instantly &c
glossy black natural brown, without Iljuring tbs
hair or staining the skin All others are mere imita-
tions and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM A
BATCHELoR, on the four sides of the engraving 0
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by R. H. Me-
DONALD CO., Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY San francisco, aad pectabls Druggists gener
ally.
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 2c3
Broadway, anu 10, Socd s.rsss, New York. se15-sse
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"a Rasion.

~ kHaE TKNN--'E ~ x tIaI
The New York, Times, in Q we'll written and
OF placing Dir and Holt In the Cabinet in the
plaee Of Cameron, Welles and some others,
"Ohe reason for desiring the accession to the
Cabinet Of some Of The gentlemen NAMED, was
b conviction that the time had come when the
Union element Of the late Democratic party
may claim Fecognition atthe hends of the Pres.
ideht. As q general thing, the Democrats Of
the Moth and West have come up to the sup
port Of the Government In the most manly and
patriotic spirit. They have proved beyond CON
troyefsy that their regard for the Uhion,ald the
Constitution transcends theif devotion to party.
They have stood BY the county III lie hour Of
peril, and have been foremost among those who
have met Its enemies onYthe field of battle. Il
would be both just and .magnanimous, In our
Judgment, to recognize this spirit by-inyiting
some Of those who have gvinced it most con-
epicdopsly, to share the and hon
ofs which the administration Of she Govern
ment involves. And We believe now, thatif the
Pfesident hae seized that opportunity ehus TO
throw the conduct Of dffairs upon the, whole
people, taking them al, Without distinction of
party, into the active and responsible support Of
the Gosefnment, the fesnlt World have yindi-
Gated the wisdom of thepfoceeding," |" 10. 'so
We must agree With the Times that Demo
Gratis "haye come up 10 the support OF the GOV
eminent in the most manly and patriotic spifit;n
but 10 no sense have they, In doing this, desert
ed their party. To be patriotic is 10. be Demo
cratic. An that they have to do to serve their
country best is to cling to their party. We do
from eprofound dense Of duty To- The country.
Il is now an sstabliahed fact that nm antiaiaye.
~ policy must give way to patriotic policy
that with the difficult problems presented BY the
rebellion before us, and with the necessity of
retaining the Southern Union men, new views
In regard 10 slavery must animate Q large por.
tipn 9S our people, or the cause Of the Union is
q. We mustbay frankly that thefe ID, now, as
eyer, deep, gulf between pntiesa gulf not
Of feelieg but Of principle, which can only be
spanned by constitutional ilegislation, of which
We at present discover little prospeet. Demo
crsts can cheerfully fight for tho Govepment.
That they must do, firstly, because It ID their
Government, and, secondly Because II 10 their
duty tosee 10 Il that this shall not be q mere
partisan war; but they cannot hold political Of
Gee under the administrstioni of o party who
cling to the personal liberty sbills--who have
virtually placed the hundreds Of millions devo.
ted TO the war at the mercy Of the banks, and
who have 90 far managed hostilities with heith
er xigof or sncceesl nsdi slcGl Laa
.f1oa conld John A.. DixD6r Joseph Holt, al
considerations men, carry out. o policy inimical
70 the Sub, Tfeaepry7 !, How can they enter into
political fellowship with leaders who sustain the
nulliheatienf by the States oflthe fugitive slavs
law; and the infamous enaotments by which
Crttenden, Andrew Johnson, Etheridge, and
a ~.
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UHo WuoGTl On - NotfA#We
M are q hore to ticIetA Ia ca ff and
juSl IVA mor,|Ra f.om folday,Wb muHI bhoose
betN a. The tso, Wncb 1As bee.E q b Ia favor
Of sineIe ticket ~ hopes that we might the
bettor addresa o,lrselvcs IA The great queaton Of
de salvalIon of Tie -Unicns 10 sustain our
arms IN JiKex aeldE withl every energy ~ pYr
over! M 81 Ill SlssA sScondaty, E elesriy
our duty.L IEls edually our duty b, choose be-
tween thc partv tiekeis. The fidelity Of the
bid D6noofAlIo pafty % ths Union and ils ne-
tiopelitYFereI never for s4mpment dpubted.
The new, four -years old party never had an en-
istepce, ever. nominally, II, many Of the Stetea,
end, ,its shqrtlstared fAssI and fLebthe Qhlon
Slide" proclivities have ever been prominent
chafkes And The record Win warrant me eherto,
The Democracy have run up ticket OF unfxS
ceptionable lmen, known and tried Union mep,
able and vigorous war.sustainiDg men, yet men
.who. would remove promptly every Eatiopal eIS
cuse for wars continuance.
u The Platform will be foundin full W tofday'e
paper. Read it over and, over and put your hn.
ger on the iirst thing wrong - 'ps =
That this unnhtaral war ID the natural Oh.
spring Of misguided dvectionalism engendered by
fsnztical agitatprs' Northlas well Jas South, y
undeniable, and that the Democracy (not the
bolters) have equally opposed the extremists OF
both sections is equally true. The second res
polutiQp y the crittenden doctrines ipdQfsed BY
all ConeressFnen save 5wo, Riddle end Potter.
Y The third resolution looks 10 q reference 70
the people for adjustment OF our difficulties. On
them We call for soldiess--on them the taxes
fall, and 10 them the question OF opening the
door for reconciliation should ptoPerl bs refer
red aud their decision should be hnff@ @gS s.sS g
The fourth, on corruption, may be oeallsd "A
aide issue, yet II 10 truess iyg .lsa SGa Gao 81
y Who dare takeIlssue with the fistf which more
than intimates that the army is better spldiered
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Loss or Much o. this deprivation is
caused by sheer neglect after Illness, or some
otherotemporary drain upon tho follicles al the
root Of the hair. 9Dr, Bsllipsham, Of London,
has identified his great name with; q "Stihr,ia;
ting onguent," I" invented by him expressly to
meetsaueh smergencies.ii Msssss4H H. 1, Hege-
man g. CoSof New York, now have the entire
agency for the American continent. This Is
quite "a sufficient indorsemeht Of the universal
reputation Of ne article; See Their adseftise'
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PAPER FOR THE STATE.

cEALEUgPRUPOsA sABSsWIDEB BE RE.
- uHIyEDat the Office of tls Secretary Of State,
Monday, the % day u sSptsnber next, at
iEsEoluo hn1 les, noon, d ,saa,raae
for funihng paper COR tho Of the State Of Ohio
iolloss: aIG41 IIA gT AaTe4Mk 49,.
1900 Reams Double super Royal Printing Paper, 27k
my Il Inches t0weighnot lea thauss pounds to the
lS I.s: s:sS, 3 Sssss s y weigh
n inehsss q ysisk q iiPt 3 pja6ds u III ram.
The quantlt above amed 70 bs a tnevp.
lds spst 'be arcompa1isd 81 samples of lie paper,
and must spec tbe price At Nhich each hind and quail
N will 10 delivered At The eta&e House IN Dopmbus.
No samples Of an inferior article need prssented; the
paper must Be Of the best aualify,, ,osasin
The delivery u The sppsr Royal Ard Cover Taper to
commence on tbs hret o Nolember next ensuing, and
cQntinne es ths pepcE sball " need ded.aslIsro
The asllYsrS of the poubs laf CAP 20 cpnpSnee on
he arst day pf psoeaberp and eoptlnn asabove.
Bonds, With pproyed SECURITY IN donb amount Of
the contract WI Jeqursd taccprdlng 70 condi
S1;d tSr ,Ss tshiSs "a e Gee ssntrac. !,
purchase IL Btionsry fao Apd other sriclss Tor ihe
6soSrl ASSEMBLY thd ktsio 0Glcsfs ppspsd Msrof III
le53. Sec Ctfw. 2lo8; swsn,s stat e65. ATT az
Bids to Be- indorssd the envelopes, sPfopomisfor
furnishinG ppper fer the eieteyYaFg sas 4,
- Biddes are e>sufed that no paper viii be receIssa
1eleD1 u cpu.of0k seveEg Eespect whgthe samplsss
21is pToyfs fstQn ~ sfrlctly adAsrsd 20. esIola
-. "A. ". HUBbELL,j o. /
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Ex Governof Randall, of Wisconsin, has
been confirmed as Minister to Rome, and John
B. Lovejoy, brother Of Owen Lovejoy, as Consul
= The persons appointed are two Of the bittsrsst
Abblitonists in the country. LovrJoYis appoint
ed inI place, rof, DR., .TaGyiErsot this
citySs reliable upion Democrat. eFarti!
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u The following are the ptoessdings Of q
Republican nssting in Jefferson, Asbtsbuls

~ 20 SlAdtoufmed MAeettngs)Flf ~. Z,
.te Hs1 tesl % JEysfzsoe, Aug. ] 1851.
Do Pufsuant 10 adjourpmens at Rome. July lItb,
1851, public meeting was held In the Town
Hall Of this place today. TO consider the pres.
ent condition Of our country IN reference TO
2 The meeting :was addressed. BY lH6a, JllR
0iddinss, WIN. N. Bfiasll, M Miller, aAd II
Peel, when the following resolutions we're unas-
aS Rssoised, fhat me civil war m which the
coantfy Il ihtolyed, Il 'oceasIoneds solely 81
Ialavsry, and 10 presented " the South for no
other purpose than aperpstuating this vinssitu-
tio1gsl I5Sife15S as,d Isd uaolJ4isossb % sql
Z esThatths abolition of slavery 10 The only lust
m1Ane 81 terminating Che war and ssttling de
dIIlioalsy on Z safe and pernanent bss;s.s 5sisa
J That BY ne Iswsof h6dons, ss pfessinirt u
war, and by military nec61&lgieB peculiar 10 tths'
present c6n6ict, Rresidsnt Lincolh' lmay nov
Iefitimatoly pfocl6in liberty 70 The Bl1vos of
ne sonfhesn Sesfcs, aud thus restore peace 10
ne couan5, and t6nfer Tie rich booh 81 freedom
on hllliods 6f orr fellow beings iilw AZ Z
a9 ThAt~e, tbe peopls, denAnd Of him che sz.
Of thie hIfh aud holy fo1ction; and We
never win o56scrf 70 Any terms of peacs
short Of the entire removal of the disturbing
caus6gd edl ietnt 1cf1i Qoig n5Q] r3E 9nf
Eetsathhs ,hsppessdinss Of the msstl6g bs
pu5lished 10 on county pspsry tho SsafiHtt ste Z
q VS. JOSEPH TInAN, ESQ Chaifmanf
NJ Bzl1TztL, seofetkfy y p'f ss'sis .itp y 7.
This nscds no conntot. The altinlase ~
jscts " these men ass clsarly oct torih : No
lodging. Mr. GipDisos occupiss schiEh plscs
h The confidence of NE Adninissrst stIoh, and
knows What the purposes are. Hhaisyss nay N BE-
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kDolH the OnW cI@cri1 hEps tof lWSo
su1 hltln Ia, Aist ls< aAs oi ~ apAnimig q
the Republican papers and people 70 discard
ana iay saias thslr asotlepsl Aholltlaa orgaalzA.
ton, Which, In conjunction with the secession, 7,
lists Of the South, have been thScepse oil oppIi
calamities. Nearly every Rspablioan paper
NO opep, 4 urging the necessity Of ihlss course,
and me pemoclstic papers are unanlnoqsy % J,
ne opipiop thsitba concesn should ps o'soA1S
4 a. rsr I'D Al .bsqod % ysia 2 .eaE aos
siThat The oifN sa0uat tJpioh psAoSrscy Fill
hare opposision, ~ have no Doubt hesv iors
midsbls sit will iubsG dspsndsi esns'eiy upon
whether they can prevail on some men vho
have bssr Demoersls, and who haze not been
sulsupsctsd Of Reppblicanismi TO bsput W % q
feure-head for the opposision' nlsf ssg
asIn this they win probably fuccesd ~ has
always been the case, that when party opposed
10 the Democracy is broksRiup, snd'a new one
10 be organizsd, men are soeghs % leaders, vhe
have not been suspected Of entertaining the
sentiments Of The party diabanded. IA isc''
nearly ell the leaders Of new party organizations
have been disappointed, ambitious men, who
had fallen from the Democratic Union party
II win be 50 again, It would be considered
aaicidal 70 the new organization, to attempt to
make . ticket composed Of men who supported
LIscotn and the Chicago platform, For In
stance, GIDDINos controlled the Republican par
~ Of Ohio, AZ with arod. Of iron, and he was
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A !. .csrsa . 2 4 2. I! Y, e 2 n H1ws sss
Grams ma FlsS
The 81, ,nss ldA rived lyte steIdsy
from PoInt Piehssnt, virk kIniA. NAt mat point
and at all the t6S'hs along the river there was
repyEt, tellese3 % Be- true, that Gen lloseeEane
had Intercepted the rebel forces under General
% sasS ssYs9s fought S'S's, ssi
tie. The reported rebel l6aS was 1900 and that
ofsths Federal forcns only 500: The report q
al the TOWNS above Ironton was brought by .
lIr. BaEboH itpR the cpmpl bf Gems pox. at
Ganiey Bridge. This ehtlehiah. who said 70
bea merchEnt Of reapsdfability and infuence II
lsonton, pfoisssss TO- ihAveo seen the bdispatch
from Ro5ecrzhs 10 Conf Healsolsays khst att
erthg hnttle Wise, finding bis condiuon Idespe.
Rate, surrendered himself rand allp bic forces
priaohefsof lwarss1At the tmputha of thei PIG
SANDY Il iasaid dlthat o. rebel deserteB told the
sama slorysl Thisnews loeksFtoe good, 70 be
irus, nevertheless,i 1T believed along the yir.
gina shore, Thsnext arrival will be looked
for with isintense interest o tSHs CoT1sr0'at,
Atgsst tsy1afib91sG q Ii .HisiTo al s5 1pyp
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cen. HilT.

ID
iu The Toledo Blade pablishes isnHstticle Of two
columns and q half, ID, defense Of Gen Hill
from the attacks Of the Cincinnati Republican
papers. The Blsds closes as follows.'lv . o! !,
,b"we do mot zee how any man can review
these facts and entertain even q doubt Of the
propfiety or wisdom Of Gen. Hill's conduct. In
reading these Official statements and consider
ing the circumstances under which every act
Nas performed, how can any candid man escape
the conviction, moreover, that In the origin and
p6rsistent circulation Of the. false statements
made ccncerning these movements, there was
more than Ignorance, that there must have been
no small degree Of malice. ~ ie is-' haH -Nhl
' The Republican papers Of Cincinnati and the
Ohio State Joraal have given the enemy great
said and eomfortn by their attacks on our off,
Gers tOog atJiDi guo a-rt9i hlosa ii3di 81 !
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS,

s., s. s:, IsG36t.s s;s assss ~. Is.4 M
AN THURsDAH,, AUG. Ist,, A PALE
" RED COW. medium sss, horns turn IN. niilks
easy, and % about Ave years od Any psr.on ssndng
ARD, lse East Rich street. viii be literally rewarded
toolunbus, Aug, le-w3t a., n's5 lpte4 sdj y Tsd
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uiHzssri, ths ssIsnn sllI0l d BE Loud
vino pmssst, bas been elected % ne Legs.
ls,ure Of Ksntueky.
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10 Wsissrn that our Fund Commissioner
aAa.@ ~ ho3s, thst ,bey cannot saiis money on
III sllio 11uds when monsyfcssnot b. bms
,ousd % DO isiIh shd csedIt Of Ohio, 15hsy
- vh.l.ss q Rss n sqA n A bss y, 81 I,
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9ii Signed s'gogq g. b. MCCLELLAN,
6.uAfht s4nl VI tsDs7fi 9ia Major General ~ n
% Signed BY irepresentatiy Of the Washington,
IPhiladelphiay New York Boston and Cinci1nati
Fress9il-9n9sI ssIJA .sl-A ~ ~ No0'I ~ ~.
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iIH5 Tue Allen county oDsmosrdt says. off.
tesnstars hatsb bssp sddsd " some pf the Re.
pubIiean asgs ~ Allen eeanty iines last No:
remberg sn0f the Coisention the issme paper
ssSy,s . y tsr a sssaT sildW a5isgarp ybs
Z Never u tEs, history Of this cOunsy did there
assemble y Convection for ne purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates that was DO we'll attended ss
tie one which net atfhs cotfg 7oassj ON Last
Saturday. Itwks one ofths largest, one Of
ths mort tsspso table and most enthdslkstic Con-
yentions Ne haveS ever Witnessed The utmost
hsrnody chsrh1tsrized ite deliberstio1ss md the
deieRa al returned 10 their homes ID the I'm
est splfits. Fromsesety part of ibe county they
bfpuEbt the cheering words shat The Democrats
viii stand unfsultsflpe By thsif ofkshization--
and trs unwilling 70 be trsnsfeffedt to Abolition
ists under Che pfetense that party lines should
no~ be Abandoned and 3 party formed called
s.Union Pafty.n They feslr thst there naRcr
was more impefiods necessity for the pbessfa
walton of the Dealocratio party than, nov, and
thSy ate determlncd 70 DO what 9hey can to np-
6oj1 ~ sal11iN ,ntDv1 ~ bbJc23f "a
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RIPRRs1 Eri h 4 WI n

l ~, ONO -Plsap Pr1oHnc' golf
(psf hat many Of the votsrs, ,os nd'ipe7 q tp'
county yssirs TO have Gen. dlhNoid' Sharon s'zn
nhip, fot our next Representative.
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SPEttAE NOTICES

: > - y 2 EOs1 AND 'FOUND. rs
Muitindp Of persons who have lost their tscth. the
health and their conndsneS, By tie use q ths e0nmo
impure saleratus have found remedy against all thos
evils in Jsnes pyle and wholesome Dietetls Sale
ratus. Depot, sS Wnhington lsreet, New York.