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A Good Farm for Sal

n GOOO II ~ u LOT SAFE
"IE ofIer Tor sale he place Which K coIsmAz
w since leS5, ana known tie Rogers land
Yellow Greek, Dickson county. Team, partly he u
within one nile Of WilliamEviiis. aad three miles Of
villa rd Northwestern RAilroad; healthy, plsa=ant
afaf part Of rennesses Said land contains sbcut tW
and ninety acrss-eighfy seres cleared, so6 absut
rood land 70 clear; u sin good lats q suitiEAon
Portable dEsiiing houses. cot hozsss etc, ETC. Apo,
orchards, and several RsvsfAing spfings Of sEcsls
veil timSerSd and can certainly - sde 81 tie
rabls stsek-fArus IN this seetisn o. eeunfry. We
bsrAnin this land, and viii ell for eaah Or On tine
ess For further information ea.i On james Mem
liveSne MD Plases or tie uEdsrdSaed Al Fsslsr'
1ennessee river. BYAN 4 BRO.
Onion osd A5psrteaa copy, md charge AdGOsGss.
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FOB mAJOR-GENEsAG

We are AUTHORISED " p. EERCHKyAL, Of LA
soln county, eanddAs!or MrGens.sl of the Third BIv
sH Of Tennessee Militia eoHposei o. the eouns Of Wsrea
Cannon, Coffee Van Bsren Frsnkrn neOln Giles Bedford
Marshall Mzury, Ruth rfcrd, Williamson, hickman Hard
Wayne, and lawrence Election, Saturday. June Ise
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AND CnATrANOOGR
CHANGE OF sCmEDULE


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
on AND AgTzR
WEDNESDAY. MAX asa, rse1, |
Passenger Trains on shsNashvirs and cs.,,,,...,
GOING East.
Leave NASHVILLE sf 30 x and aBbu
Arrive At Chattanooga 8 90 Il and ia A n
COMING WEST.
Leave ChattAnosza II ais A N Ard 7.oop Pm
Arrive a. Nashville at .; IS n szd 7ss1 A IN
VIE Irai-s leaE ing NaIhviIls at go M.conpsvtI
Eses Win saelhyville Branch, at TaIlahnpa Ufb
VIE ana ma chester Railroad 2ad At Dechrr ith VI
and Ala-aml Baiirrad 49,
Ins Trans leaving Nashville a. 3.Is n. espueet,l
race win Shelby lille Branch, at .erenzoo 10 ~
Snarsston hairoa4. and At Chattanooga via Ra.t IA
Geo. and We tern and Atlantic RaiIrts as
through Tiezets TO the folloRing DO atI Ara Al 49,,
3D. can be h.d at all hours, application 70 s fi.F.
u Once, at Depot:
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Large sale of Household furniture,
CaTPetineS, etc., on Account of
Removal

nE Saturday morning June 3D. at 10 o'clock. Benz ?.
Shields Co will sell githous for cash
mens Of HOusshcd Kl,ehsn Fur CAFpetings
etc Sale po,iriSe BENZ SbIELD5 o.
Central Roams,
may'O-td "a College street,
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Virginia is determined and will conquer, under
the command of jeff Davis
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Sale Of Drugs at Auction

u u = - n uLAHUE
AN Monday, 9Th May, 1861, I viii selI Al azetion
" Of Drugs Assgned 70 ne IN trust, By 0ttnAr Spnl
In the store formerly used b. him. on TIE east ds
treet, few doors ssu'A Of the Public Square.
TERMS % SALE.
All SUNS under $50, cash over that AMOUNT e. I
time, for notes we'll endorsed, payable In bans.
" SPRINGER,
For information apply to Ewin, Psndlston 4 gs.,
Il Hurrison ksq.
mly5-dtds
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FI.EfrInN NOTICE.

Nv tses Day o. June. Issi. vi. open - %
Infeps1d,,se ..s flr,'isa.ss etsS lving ~ dera
between TIE STATE Of Te sBd n Uslssa sAles
"a" also up0a "a 0rdinsDse fer ne Aaoplen Il
Ititztien q TIE Pr2siS essl sssss 80 :. = ~
efaSs Of AmeFicz. s-eordiog % N r'4e'f'"1nta
pa sd Ma he 6,h, tesi -. "a, =,
TlsCOust Ma IN s.eh civ1 pis;rs' WI pisasa
hold the aboys .sctlan. = ~.,.,--v-..... j
nAyI7 "a 1SnN rDsoN'
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From Ono.

From Ono.
XENIA, o.. May ~ Richard A Harrison, Union
ist, is elected to succeed Tom Corwin by small
majority,
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From the Pa..-.ProbabIe blockade.

We are very much indebted to ex Gov. P o.
Hebert. commander of the military district of Lou
issna for copy of the following dispatch received
from Gel Fuller yesterday:
4" Pass L'0UTRE, May 20, lS6I-To Col. P o.
Hebert: AT p. N, sighted steam soop of war, sup
posed to be the Brooklyn ABOUT twenty miles east
from pass. Ran within three to four miles of her,
set coors and fred guns. No answer made. Came
in. making preconcerted signals. Bar blocked with
five ships. All towboats inside.
A
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p Il &C L A m A TION
OF
ESHAM G. HAIR RIs.

Governor OF the state OF Tennessee.
To the Sheriff Of Davidson Cosnty-GREErINo
0U hereby commanded open and held election
all the places Of holding eectioas In county the
9Th day Of June for the election Of SerPtor and Repre-
sentative in the Gssea Assembly Of said State for the District
and county Of Davidson ocesond b. the designations Of john
Trimbe Senator and Edward H. Rsst Representative
due rsturn thereof make 70 me according to Law.
~ In testimony whereof, have kereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State aixed ct
the Department in Nashville this ed day Of May,
I D., 1861 ISHAM @. HARRIS.
By the Governor: .f
J. z. Z. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII having hor.es sui able for Cavalry service win
N please offer then We9neS next affhe fau ounds
vhan thepooper csr will receive giving
fcats Of V4iuoE The parties receiving certificates will
allowed forty cents day from date ef eeriifca'e.
p MeNAIKY,
may26 Captain repneree Banrpra
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DaVHDEND

TNvHE Nashville Commercial insursnce Company this
day declared semi annual dividend OF Tires dollars
share the capital stock payable ard ate The 18th inst
JAMES WALKER,
mavs-lm Secretary.
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A LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Meal and chop
n received per Ida May and for sale by
aps5-6 BENZ 2 SHIELDS
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COTTON sale Of Exprss Packages Ms,slansous Ar
'sus-il IsEsSsssHIpLDs Aco
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'P. S.-She is at anchor close to the bar, with
American colors fying.'
We suppose that this is one of the Gvant eorriers
of Lincolns paper blocksdng squadrons. or per-
haps there has been heavy storm of Santa Rosa
island, and the Brooklyn, with the balance of the
vessels there had to 'cut and run" or be stranded
However, we have been looking for a quasi
blockade of the mouths of the Passes Tor some
weeks it is quite likely that Lincoln is ende. voriT
TO put some of his ridiculous threats into execution
1t matters not much to US, any how, for we have
bought about all we want to buy, and sold nearly
al we have 70 SELL will wiah to buy or sell until
next fall 10 the meantime the lever will deal
harder with the mercen ries of Abolition Gov
ernment than We would il we had them absolutely
in our power. The ports will be opened just as
soon as we desire them opened-that IS, at the COM
mencement Of the next cotton season.-Neie Orleans
Crescent.
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"arNotices


In Chancery at Linden, Tenn.
HARi Is GOLHARf, Kerict haus ct alAprtl Rules
- l661-Oross Bill I'm this cauSe it sppearS from Com
panA bill which is to, that the Defendants Ksr
khar and James Morgan residents OF hs state Of
Tennessee 1t therefore oreTed that publication be made in
the Hashve Union and American for four essve weeks
requiring said defendants to appear at the next term Of the
ChaoeeTy csu te holden for the county Of Perry st the
courthouse thereof In Laden Thursday after the second
Monday In June and plead denur to complain
sAts BILL will be confessed and the
set for hearing ex psrte as to them. -
Nm Cox, Solicitor for complainant
anQ-HAtnr'afee
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HOUSE.

JAMES W JACKSON, Proprietor,
CoaEER KISS Aso PIrr STREETS,
ALHV ANnRTa EtEnTNTA
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FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SAD
"JE viii keep on hand a supply Of Sacks nar
w BY \. 3. Read, Of smyrna and are prsparsI
ders for Plonr Sacks printed in any desired styis
Hnlers and Shippers will Do veil - call.
apE2l-din ARMsrHADS
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HOLNAN'S ARMORYI
Attention CheathGm Rifle

A IL those (not already connected with any other
N the ethyl and willing 70 serve under the iollOE
Officers are respectf lly requested to a. Holmau
No 50 Cherry street, a. ~ O'Clock to Aight: J. n
Captain, Wan. 7. Chatham LIST Lieutenant, James 81
Lisutensnt, z. " CLARK Cd Lieutenant, n. 8. PaEte
Minor Smith EnEgn. Come one, Gone all.
apl90 Il
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RAILRoAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 900 Of private capital have been expended
railroad OF Illinois Inasmuc Of the in
srom several Of these With valuable public fund
lands to diminish the stzs Expenses the TAXES AIS
LIGHT, and must, consequently. every day decrease
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INDEPENDENCE, NOW and FOREVER!

Vote the above ticket Election, Saturday the
sth day of June.
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'ffHE Am Of q. Adams Co dissolved IN. 9Th
day May 1861, BY he Trims ef the sruees OF partner
ship AMI til busi II be wound the old stand All
ndebled requested to lily be the bu
81; be closed up The had consisting Of
shoeS Bats Ready made ClGtug will be sold exclusively
for cash At loE prizes.
A g ADAAe,
RW ABBAY,
.. THOMAS GIBSON,
may24-1m Rect THRONe.
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>. O. aR FIlrH, o. o. pUNErNsTOS, JNo. O. BuRoH
LnoR. rRousDALR THOMAS g. MARR.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07
The Peace Conference

Wehare delayed our pa5lic .tion few hours
for the purpose Of giving our readers somesnn 2
concerrias the action ofthe Commssione rs sent
TO Washington 20 adopt measures to bring abou,
peace and que. 20 our couatr7. which bcly has Is
reubled At the suggestion Of "Otl virginia -
Eses since euE troubles have commenced, we have
w4t:hea ;th intense anxiety the action Of Patti
Otto Old Yirg' MA, lie Mother of Presidents -
Every thing, " believed depended upon her action
Il sac secedes al the southern States will go viii,
her, il she stays in the Union and protests it hv her
Conservatism hen the seeding Statvs will return,
at! peace and prosperity will avn upou us again
iAis noble ola State hss proposed measure
worthy OF herself, namely: peace conference
composed of Commissioners ON all tie States tha.
Wished 70 adjns, our nation af,irs upon an honor
2'ie y SIS This body vas to assemble on the 4tll
o. this month, anl accordingly quite rumbcr Of
th5se Commissioners assembled AZ " ,shil gron or
'loaity t'st. Owing 10 tha snortness The ii me,
the 'n niss.oners from several Of the STATES III d
got reach there a,the tiine appointed, but th
Ia,yTn telcgra ms itforn, IS that those 7sho ar
ALREADY there waiting for tie Missouri llin9
tuitSostt "itu NtN l o!E celCINtlehtt ana tIeV
50 inform iatt .',he hopes or he Union men
high" * Presden. T'rIEa has been chosen
Chairman, ar.i taking the chair made a mos;
patriotic speech L was coneilstory AID patriotic
TIE iutercoue-,. between The Commissioners Is Of
H. frieudIies' nature.
IL OF then. Re understood 70 be n E.vor Of eoa.
Isonse with - ezcerti OF those ON Indiana
.'ia tad enough .or Us to be inisrepresented BY
h < ego:'sz in car Legislature, but when #
comes 70 eng ulisrepresented in these important
national ELIAS tra; are TO decide ,he fate ofou,
e5uat-r,i. Is aluost ia;oicrabIe and makes all
ioveriofiLe Uaicn feel Ike cars1: them, As the,
are Hk"lyio prove crrse not only to on. owl
STATE, III t. the waoe co2utry However, We
h-.ea lite hope eft that ;ey VIII not be entirely
iHseils;o.e q he responsibility that now rests uuon
them. md that they aii betorr it IS 100 late. :or
sIka der f-ltt.ci.a AID aboition 1roc.iviiies
hnt Go tn. winch every patriot m the Union six.
oi'heH. /. tiis. i not VIZ hope the conserve
tive sentiment Nj; e stro',g enough to oYerrul,
them. and that the people viii have a opportunit,
OF speaking on The state ofthe Union This is a!
ask, and state viii be two 10 one for com
promise
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07
OCCASIONAL.
Ksox. January 29th, 1851.


FEIrxp TnoMrsoN:--It is some time since !
have seen anything Published in your valuable M.
per of the doiues and incidents of little county
of Starke, find your paper has a large circula-
ton in this county. and perhaps few local items
wo uld be received with satisfaction by your Stake
subscribers. | find Starke county has nearly
quadrupled her population within the last yenrs,
which /. a great deal more than any other country
in the State has done. Some OF the farmers tel me
that they raised forty five bushels OF wheat TO the
acre, which Is hard to beat. also saw as fine
tiookir corn last summer in this county have
in any part Of the State, so yen see our county il
not only good for wild honey and muskrats but is
also hard to be beat for grain. The Common
Pleas Court is now in cession, Judge Talcot pre-
siding for the first time in the county. hear no
complaint against him as yet, and think he will
give general satisfaction.
Our new Cont House is nearly completed on
the out side, it adds greatly TO the appearance OF
iorr town. one room below is now occupied by the
Auditor and Treasurer.
W. have been visited with our share Of sickness
! This winter in Knox. II is usually very healthy
here. Our townsman and friend w. NJ. McCor-
mick, last Saturday, lost his youngest daughter
aged three weeks and one day. About three week
100 no lost his wife, which was n severe andheaa,
/ loss IA she was en- excellent woman. The aines
inc hand of Prov ,dsnce has been heavily laid on
our friend, but amidst our Affections We are per
mitted to 81 the cup of happiuess Last Saba I'll
/ by Rev. Ns.) Griffith Mr.. Jesse Fletcher aaa
Miss Eiiy,g,.th Coffin we're m1rried. may they en-
! jov all tn r., srd h"ps iness ofths world. srd -
cana o. NJ .. ofns trouble mi A'uh ION - P"SS'
~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07

nIARRIED--At the brides residence in Ply
mouth, ON the Sd inst, by Rev. Ca. Brooke, Mr..
L NoonE, of Union township. and Mrs. MAHAIIA
ANDERSON.
tthe residence ofG H. Thompson, Warren,
Huntington county, Indiana. on the 9th ult.
by the Rev. E. Thompson, Mr. SAMUEL l. Coon
o Miss. MARY a. THoMrsoS.
Good Enough. Molly was sple ndd girl and by
marrying the worthy gentleman she his. she Ia
undoubtedly resolved to be a"Good" wife. Ions
life prosperity and happiness to friends. May
they ever say and feel that it sa good thing to be
married
COMPLIMENTARY. The popular wine importers,
Messrs A. VI. Bnneer &Co., No l9 Broad street
n. Y, have received the following substantial
endorsements of the "Oid London Dock Gin,'
which appears to be STANDARD article with the
Druggists.
GIa AS REMEDIAL AGENT.
The "old London Dock Gin" of Messrs A. NJ.
Binnger q Ce., 10 Broad street, has been a favor
lite with the profession for many years. have
frequently prescribed it, and always With decided
advantage, where my directions have been follow
ed II is evidently the product Of very careful
distilation--the active principc-the juniper Der
rs, being so blended as to give To the spirit very
delicate fruty and aromatic flavor. In the course
ola practice often years have had occasion to
test many OF the sinsin the market, and after a
very careful examination of numerous samples.
have decided that "Bininger's Old London Dock
Gin hasno equal. Really good gin is indispcns,
ihle i'm every household. and the Old London
Dock comes emphatcally under that head. In
selling such an article at fair price. this old
Knickerbocker house is doing much for the cause
of true temperance
COTTON SALTER, ~ u.
.Bningers Old London Dock Gin Possesses all
tho qualities that can pc desred for this highest "
n,hle, use of al wiucs ~ liquors Ia ingredient,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07
New York, Friday February


The Rera,a's CORE si,onden: says, learn fromr
a gentleman who had an inter view with Mr.. Lin
co IN at Springfield within Ne past week. that the,
latter, ia discussing the existing state of affairs
expressed himself "a follows:
will suffer death before I will consent or will
advise my friends 10 consent to any concession or
compromise, which looks like buying the privil-
eye OF taking possession OF the forts of the Gov
einment to which II has Constitutional right, be-
cause what might th'rk the merits OF the va
.ious propositions before Congress, should regard
eoy concession in the face of menace the destruc-
ton of the Government itself. and the consent of
al, hands that our s, stem Shall be brought down to
level with the existing disorganized state of az
fairsin Mexico but this thin. will hereafter be MS
tits now, in hands of the people, and If they desire
] to call Convention to rcrnoy any grievances
!, complained Of or 10 give new guarantees for the
permanence Of vested rights, it is not mine to OPP
pose 80 ur.@
In this consideration. Mr. Lincoln urgedno OBJ
;econs to border state Etherdgc propositions
/ a. future bssis Of agreement if the Republicans,
as a party. desire it.
! The most Intense excitement ekists IN cetain
! con,res .ionr circles in consequence of thefaci
iealinf. out Il at the Howard select committee OF
the House has positive evidence before them OF a
conspiracy eA sting in thisciss and vicinity to over
.hrov the Gov eminent. IN which certain prominent
officials nd citizens OF vs. sshngton and elsewhere
fgrre.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07
slrlU Aobrrlsrments.
STATE OF INDIANA In Common Pleas
COUNTY OF STARKE} So. Court, May
Term 1851.
Elisha K nsey and
David kn.ssy r
A|NAS''''Na

John A Sinpson
Comes now the plaintiffs by Gould and Buson,
their ATTORNEYS, and tile in the Clerks office Of the
Starke Common Pleas Court, their complaint
against the defendant, together with their aiida-
w.t. as required by law for the issuing of writ OF
attachment in said cause, and that the said de-
PENDANT isa nonresident Of the State of Indiana
And whereas it appears by the return of the
Sheriff upon las writ of attachment issued in this
behalf, that BE has attached the following describ
ed lands Of the defendant, situated in StarlSe
county, Ind aua:
The East ualf of the South Weston Sc ton q
and the South West or OF North " est o. Of Nor.i.
West qr and the North West or of the South
West, or OF lection 81. in Township 81, Range 9
west, cont,sns 90 acres.
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified OF
the penden, Of this action, and that unless he be
and appear before the Judge of Starkc Common
Pleas Court the 81 day Of the term thereof
10 be held AT the Court House in Kn on the fourth
Monday III May, 1861, then and there TO plead, an
sger or dem ir OF the SINE " ii Do helri IN his
absence.
Il. : Witness the Clerk and the seal of said
Court, this 18th day ofJanuarv. lSGI
OLIVER n. +. HOWARD,
Clerk
Feb7 53-3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07

81 Office is hereby given, that Joseph a.
l y Eyster, James c. Eyster. George Eyster
and John Scott, Executors the las, will and tes
lament of Gsorge S Eyser. late of Pennsy lvania,
deceased, will offer for sale at public cutlery TO the
highest bidder, land for n L less than two thirds
the appraised value thereof,) at the Court House
dooc i'll the town of Knox, Starke Co nty, Ia the
State Of Indiana, and ON the Nth day OF March,
A. ID. 1851. between the hours of 10 o'clock IN
and O'Clock m, Of said dar (act ording to the
tenor Of said will, copy of which is now rec
ord in the Starke Common Pleas Court. The
following Real Estate which the said George s.
Eyster died law fully seized, towit: Tine south
west quarter of section six township thirt, -four
range enc vest. also the south east quartz SEC
ton one township thirty four ran:e two west
containing al9 eighty one hdndredths more Of
less.
Appraised ut $500.
TERM: Ono third cash i'll hand. one third il
six mouths. third il year, the purchase
giyin. his note Sitb approved shnri.y fol t.t
deferred pay mcntz.
TEST Joseph Eyster
James c. Ev.ter
George Ester Ezsc"'"r-
John Scott.
Per JOHN S BENDER. Attorney
Feb, n2~4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07

During lsss week, mr.. George Laranore, rosd-
ing three miles olth OF kLta caughtt"ree blac or
gray american Eagles and one prairie Wolf The
Eagles measured as follows: The first, seven
feet and two inches from tip to tip; the second,
six feet and four inches the third, six fee. and
eleven inch's g. Who can bcstit1
have st4n my yarn to an unwarr4nted lr myth
and will close by e bscrietng myself, your
FRIEND.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07

DIED-On he Goth OF last month at The resi-
dence of his son Robert, of GaDgreen. WiLLrAT
BLAxELr. aged rs wears
Mr. Blakely one of the first settlers in this
country, having come here about twenty FIVE
years ago. he was most estimable neighbor.
friend, citizan and exemplary christian.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07

QuaKEs CRY Insurance Co.-7he above acin-
ed cnmp4nv has made an assignment a nd 81
eppesr7 on the out side Of this issue should have
been takea out. Mr.. Mcdonald has quit citing
asagea' for The COMPANY. I, Is only due him to
saw that he gsorse deceived in regard 20 the
company than an person who insured in rat his
solicitation,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07
Paving fo- EissclutfOu.

On the day appointed for fasting and prayer in view
ofthe alar n state Of the Union a Union sermon
was preached IN Washington. in thi. county. after
the sermon. a Mr. Mcfarland. Of that township,
rgnestej pray. and he did pray with all the
iHag nabie, Tor dissolution Of the Union il there
by slavery would be abolished the Niger vas up
permos, in lis thoughts, and all the horrors ofcvl
war, arraying ofsbroher against brother, in dead
" strife ant the d!sneberment Of Union iraught
wtiI such uaiold Olessng-the breaking up OF so
ciety aad iyateraal feeling, were of the smallest
possible account when weighed in the balance with
the liberty Of the worthless negro. who when free
is genera y q charge, il not curse to the commn-
nifty in hci be lives This prayer for the nj gqsy
instead Of for the Union. took many of the congTs
cation back IL was no exactly ia accordance with
the spirit Of the call.
la Bucyrus, on Fast Day. Rev r. MCCune, who
formerly lived in this county, delivered discourse
in the { Congregational Church ofCucyrus, to large
guidance in which he advocated ''no Compromise
no concession, - and the "Chicago platform" as
that y. ich 'the North must stand" And while
these abolition disunionsts thus praying, they
are among Inc loudest id condemn "a President
Buchanan for not at once marching the Fedara
ArInyirto the South to pat down the secessionsts-
KgnsfeId BqaHsr.