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PROCLAMATION:

4Nt Ak sf'
r C.. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff of the County
j = of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, do hereby
proclaim aud give notice to all the qualified
electors of said county, to- assemble at the
usual place of holding elections i'm their re-
spective townships, on 80 dft H.t'a
Tuesday, The 8M dag Of October, 1861, .
and then and there cast their ballots for the
following officers, to wit: -s,ls af . e-srissf .
One Governor; ssss zas4slal ~ e
One Lieutenant Governor; sIf9 as7f1 -
Z One Secretary of State; - -
One Treasurer of State; 49,, - sfsx.7s. sfs
One Judge of the Supreme Conrt, ez;77 s
One Comptroller for said State; ei2ssrsEa 8
0ne Member OF the Board of Public Works:
Ore Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
for the Second Sub division of the Eighth
judicial District;s 7s4's9 ass Z, -s iisrssta
One State Senator for the Nineteenth sena-
torial District; s' 's'' = :, 80. -. f. - 4
One Member of the House of Representa-
.tives for said County; of.s,ls7a4 slsss itdssf
|, One Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for said County; :. sts--...s
One Sheriff fer said County; Is 47n5g ss.
One Coroner for said County; ,a.e, nasa4 .
One County Commissioner for said County;
L One County Treasurer for said County;
One County Recorder for said County; Isgsz.
One Prosecuting Attorney for said County;
| And one Director of the Infrmary for said
County. a &TaS = Il
/ The Trustees of the. several townships oi
said County, are also notified that at the same
time and places, one hundred and eight judi.
cious persons, having the qualifications Of
lelectors, must be: selected, according; to the
Statute, and returned to the Clerk of said
Court of Common Pleas of said County, to-
gether with apoll-book of fsaid election; which
said jurors have been apportioned among the
several townships of said County, as follows
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: Mr.. ED1roR:-Please announce the name of
HENRY FORD, Sen.,a G..ss
Of Center township, as candidate for Repre-
By 50 doing yon will oblige
IT, MANY, TAX PAYERS.
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.4zl7 TE7lTI TsFls-F - - = -
11 The IN onr oe al d Noble Rangers" !"
commanded BY Capt. Milton Wells. left
Camp Chase on Tuesday last, as We are
informed ,rfors Missouri.

pr: +. BLACK. formerly Of Cam
bridge, shd Dr. HENRY Il GREER, of
W3shi6gfons have been examined and ap,
prUSed b5s the Medical B oard as Sur,
geS86ss ID The army. feel fully per.
suaded thai these are appointments "em.
inenty 81 to be made.,n-. fsrsonian. !
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SUMMERFIELD e
n O r M A "A C A d EN- Y

The Fourth Session of this Institution will
commence at SUMMERRFIELD, Noble
County. Ohio, on bsilaasa sssdt sal7apl 81.
Monday, the 9th day August, 1851,
Under the direction of VIM. WHRzLRR and
JOSEPH C. CLARK.
In viewgof thesgrowing demand forstrained
and competentTeachers,w we have determined
to establish, in this part of the State, school
wherein mem and wemen, designing to enter
of teaching, can be thoroughly
qualified, for, the work. TheYarious methods
of imparting Instructions will be thoroughly.
discussed, and the best methods carefully
pointed out. iA 7ofsfoss - 79''91att ~ y -
IT is alsoso design to make the Ac1DExic
department of the School inferior TO none in
the State. -&5St % t1i%
Maps, Globes, Chemical and Philosophical
.li1Apparatus, &c &c, dItiIe
Shall lend their aid to the illustration of the
yorious :sciences;E and 'thoroughness, the life
and soul of education, shall mark every step
of the studenrslprogress.- y -
We have had under consideration various
points at which to locate onr school, and have
chosen n'SUMMERFIEID, because, / III
lst. 1t is in part of the State remote
from othe. Normal Schools Of Lebanon and
Hopedale.
End: 1t is in the midst Of an enterprising
and wealthy people, who are able and willing
to educate their sons and daughters. 2efil
3rd. 1t has3always been noted for its NOR
ality, and especially for its opposition to in
temperance.
Tuition for Term Of Twelve Weeks, $6,ee.
E No deduction except in case ofspro
tracted sickness.
g. For further particulars inquire of Il ,
VIM. WHEELER,
OH Or >. c. CLARK, -summerfeld, 0. !,
L June 19, 1S6I-3m. . 47A8S3,'e
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JOHN B. NoLhb bn
ssa Rsset sas .s4sdc7uaho as 5es
A q e MT ANDySEC CRETA RY'
- s5 oss eh hsi
los or rHF eqqsa g iss

Monroe Mutual Insurance Company
WILL attend on MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
w at the Oface of the Savings Institute.
This: being the day set apart for this purpose,
all persons having business with the Company
Will please call on this day. - ~ t,,
Fob. II, 1857. - CD - eb g.
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NOTICE.

rT,HR TOWNSHIP TREAsURERs of the sew
eral Townships are notified that the Mon
ey due their Townships for June Duplicate of
Taxes, viii be ready at any time. after the
% 4zpd ~ August. JNo..B. NoLL,
August IA, 1851. Treas. Mon. Co.
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,dolarington Lodge. M 263,

eff. & A. MAsoss, meets the Monday on or
!, .cedihg the full moon IN each month. gai,
;. hs.ti JNo. d. orDNNOR,. ". NJ; ~ .,s
James Marstsil,s s.Sw., G.,P. Hon, i. w,
Jacob T, Morrill,. !sessy. sM'm. F. Booth, S. D.
IlIenry schntty. D.. Robert Chsses sTy lr
James Messerly. 7.
January IS, lS6l.-@ly.
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1NoMMY DAVIS HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF
/ the hotel. formerly the HOLLAND HOUSE, on
the corner Of Main cross street and the
public square, where he will be pleased to
see his oidcustoners; and he begs, leave to as
sure them that they viii find him as attentive.
and accommodating as at his old stand, ,Hs
has thoroughly reftted and refurnished the.
house from garnet 70 cellar, and pledges him-l
self that nohonse in Woodsfeld shall i've more
general satisfaction. To his old customers he
need say nothing; new enes are a es uested to,
try him. = ''-. = = = aIy.is ,s-I
April 18th. / SSe. -. -, :, 80.
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= = " OLU NT.EE'R 81
BoUNrY TO EACH SOLDIER, 500

1.-The undersigned is raising company
90 serve during the war. Let all who are
Ia favor Of putting down rebellion and
,.supporting the Go or ,ment, report them
selves, Immediately. Tlis company will
70 into service under the most favorable
ssuspices. 2 ~ .... - ain.
WILLIAM DOUGHERTY, Jr.
'Slis.Aug.u1s, 1861. f,li
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III lIAs 1G y HI
EID0RAD0 HOUSE.
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE
~ ,arrar CALDWELL, aOHIO.po 81

'ROM the convenient location Of this house
i it has great Advantages. being situated on
the Southwest corner of the Public Square
and convenient to the Court House and Pub.
lie Offices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements. q - lS
Hisschamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are new and, clean. ss...,-.sg
The whole interior department. of the house
is furnished in a style of magnifcepce and
splendor, Unapproachable in "these diggens..''
The Proprietor win spare neither labor nor
expense for the "outer'' comfort of his guests.
I His TABLE will always be found groaning
under the choicest viands the market-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the sinner
man. t-.---.fs{
: His STABLE. is we'll supplied witt, the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by trtsty
and faithful Hostler. 81 z sfssttles
= He hopes by strict attentionto business and
a disposition to please to merit and receive a
arse share ef public patronage. -
g. Charges-moderate. ~ffs7 III
:. - "a "A, R, BoYCE, Proprietor.s
Caldwell, April IL, .1s61--tf. s
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Sidner starkey, administrator of John H.

Sidner Starkey, Administrator of John H.
lH -Ayres, Deceased, ..e,..-,.fs ~
At sln1fa - against ,s..,str,.,
% Denton Watkins aud wife, ......y.sq :
y. BY virtuesf a mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Monroe, in tile State Of Ohio, 4 viii offer for
sale atpublic auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'clock &. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m.,i on eEas iii& Ae3D aasi
Z Saturday, the l4M day Of Sept. 1857
the following described real estate, situate in
said eeantys to fyitsf 9Hd9 a'DEiaa h
The north west quarter of the north west
quarter r, Of section twenty7iH toHlshipi ays
more or less. Appraised at $500.
u h = JOEL FL IRANDoLPH, Mas COM i Z
gf5 Monroe Common Pleas.
Aug. Z lS6l-S3 60 - 10y
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- iEarA SHE RIFFS SALE a., 4 :. :, :
10 So Elizabeth Ross, y siasi.i.as a.
.ssd a slas4. against 81 g ,aa'iiasss >se4'
s,.srsaae4 Harvey Curtis hqe Sasaa aa
= BY virtue of writ of execution on Justices
Judgment to me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, viii
offer for sale at the front door of the court
house, in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M. and
o'clock :. m.,so ssf9FautnafA a-ssfs f..--'' :.
: Thursday. the 2eM day Of Sept. 1851,
the. following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit: { =
The north part of the south east quarter of
thenorth east quarter OF section twelve (l2,}
in township five (5,y of range, seven (7,) ,een-,
tanning twenty four (2E acres; also, the north
westiquarter of the north west quarter of sec
ton seven a. in township five rs of range
seven a. containing forty acres. : ~ s
Taken i'll execution and levied on as the
property of Harry Curtis sa.e.s~
so4l y. NJ. MORROW, SLsniff.-e -
Y Aug. 81, 1861 --s4o5. n. c. %. y
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Editor Spirit of Democracy: By announc
ing the name of -, ~, =;
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e. Attached to this House is the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this House
in Caldwell, Noble county, Ohio, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o'clock, A.
NJ, and at Campbell's station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at P.
N. Leaves Campbell's station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at 8 A. NJ, and con-
meets at Caldwell, same day, at 5 P M. $50
This Hack will carry Passengers to any part
of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring destina-
tion. --- sr.s-f,s =, .-ssf.. .sfs Z.
60 Particular attention paid to express
packages. s6 fg.Eesa stsf ,azla 81 s
- vs.,, dsia "A. R .L0YCE, Proprietor. !,
April II 1S6l.--tf. = a,s la s-y.--5
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce the nams of
JOHN CLEGG, as an Independent candidate
for SHERIFF., at the October election by re-
quest of the = -iiN safi'ti ~ 70 - PEOPLE.
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s,s,.as .,.,,a, CAVALRY COMPANY. et

n-Ws| comply with the request Of several
Of our friends, and give the total vote re-
ceived By tue several candidates at the
Cessty gopyension. C. =
&SeuAtor d. O'Oonnor a42SSS
j. B. Williams ,l008
x1Te6lM Kshdfdson s2s.
hRspFsssntativss john lKeyser 96ss. j
.ysfssa .7sss sat..W IT. Robinson 66S dTI
- s.ss..,s s s,v,srs sEial Headley y 5f2sea
Sssisss sssq ssaa Robert Chase - 29e Z.
.aasss1 ~ Wilson Martin lS6
William Read 6e92
.s1Aakt IN. Hoeffler 5I3
2aRAaT0 Ieonard Twinnm 4s5a
JfH Hamilton 369
John Kerr 269
q Peter .Diehl 200
- ! q Isaac Murray So
Psoscusi6g Att Q. Amos 81
saiasssss .assssi' i. P. Spriggs 957.su|
s1sss 3 sss s'.,.. :. sag W. Henning 55Ipel
SAerif-Geo. w. Carro,hers l l16
rsagys2 sEflYIllism Church H772
Eilab n, bdNio
jacob Dram 2Ol
Jehr Gillespie .gl9l
In'ry DfrtctorArthur Snyth, 1895 y
xrlssp1 q III III, Mason l172
We omit mjSdhhss lhss names ct tho candidates
whefhad mo eRpoaentssd# ssgesl eaa
y-..a-a4. a4---s,,.s.- -ha.. -,4alzaal,s
.yatsssT v7statel Senator hrs ~ :
N A 5soEo,o Q s------z1ta1 2ae Esosisa
BEhs, Gsernssg Je6srsoniand hoists ahe
nams. OF Doct. O'Connor for Senator, and
uSkes The following just Sremarks lure.
gard % ,he sane:s gT Gga 5l9aEI
ssfhe Union Democracy of Monroe
county have nominated ,Doct. j. D. u o.
Con1oear, Cor the State Senate, and Johu
KegseraIfora Representative. Doct. o.
Connor has. never made himself conspic-
u0dsasz x politician. though he is we'll
known throughout the county as firm
Democrat and undinching friend of the
Union Of Washington and Jefferson.
We 6nderstand the Doctor TO be very
popultf IN patriotic old Monroe; and in
Guernsey all who favor the eminently
wise snds ahighrtoned position taken BY
the Democratic Union State Convention,
viii Weld him strong support" ag (
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ST. CLAIR KELLEY, ESQ.,, eb
of Belmont County, as Candidate for CoM-
MON PLEAS JupeE in the Second Sub division
of the Eighth Judicial District, you will oblige
THE PEoPLR AND TAXPAYERS.
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Master Commissioners Sale.s
John Wells

III
Joseph H. Thompson and ethers.eH SssI
BY virtue of almandatelto to me directed from
the court of common pleas ofeMonroe County,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the front door of the court house, in. the town
of WoodsGeld, in said county,on s.i'ifS 80
Saturday. the l4h day of September l86I,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and a
o'clock p. M, OF. said day, the following de-
scribed real. estate, situate in said county, to
wit. .zsssjzs3 Te{SE sA!s a.
The west half of the north west quarter Of
section twenty, township six and range seven,
exceptthe following part to. wit: Beginning for
the Same at the south east cernerzof said lot,
thenee west seventeen rods to aestone, thence
north twenty-five degrees east thirty-sfx rods
to stone, thence. north sixty-four rods to 4
tree, thence north sixty-eight degrees east Z
rods to astone, thence south one hundred and
Eve rods to the place ofibeginhing. sFs:f1s9 =
!. Also the north. east quarter of the north
west quarter ofsthe same. section, township
and range, containing one hundred and eleven
acres, more or less.sulAppraissd at $l6S7.s 81
Z And also the north east ga arter of the south
east quarter of said section, township and
range, except seysn acres on the east side
thereof. sold by George .Dsmens to David
Knapp. Appraised at S56l. 90
IS g.. JOEL +. RAN DOLPH, Mas. Conn., y
d 2..... Monroe. Common Pleas. :
Ef July "a. .1S61.-$5, 30. .sfdai teifsss =
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Legal Notice =. I.


ETHE Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com
Il .pany, James Winslow.. Rbeneears Waugh
Fernie, Thomas, W. POWELL Noah /. wilson,
Francis J. .sHsssltine,E David CGibsop, William
E.. Roelofson and the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company, Will take notice that Thom-
rs Cochran of Monroe County, Ohio, on the
l7th day of August. 1861. filed his petition in
the scou. t of Common Pleas Of said county,
the object Of which is to set aside a pretended
contract for right of way to said Marietta and
cincinpati Railroad Company, dated March
srd 1883, through part Of section thirty three
towns shipone, and range four, containing about
two hundred acres OF land, the. property Of
plaintiff. Plaintiff alleges want Of considera,
ton and fraud.' You are required to answer
by the 3rd Saturday in October 1S6I, and in
default Judgment will be taken at the October
q a. : j. - s-s rifiioras cochaAS.'
AUGUST d. 1S6l.-6w.
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lis {DFAll klnus OF krgduee ia
hen in exchange for mis paper.
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"hdependent.n y

80, .Ts,. ~, "I,adependent." 7ae 5a ia
Mr.. ED1roR:--Please announce the name of
ag JOHN MALLORY, 81 .i.
of Salem township, as a "Union" candidate
for the Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters Of Monroe county, on
the Second Tuesday in October next.
s.,,sr i Il. MANY UNION MEN.
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PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEX,
ION.

Rich, pure, and healthy blood secured to
all who take RADwAY's RESovATING REsoLyKNr
1t is truly astonishing how rapidly patients
covered with Sores, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions,
are healed by RADwAY's RESovATING REsoL-
VENT: st. Vitns' Dance, Kings Evil, Scurvy,
Salt Rheum, Bakers Itch, Pustules, letters,
&C., VIII yield to one or two bottles of this
cleansing cooling, healing, and purifying medi-
cine. DR.. Radway'sS Remedies are sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
Should be always kept in sthe house. In all
cases Of sudden attacks gof, pain; sickness, or
pestilehtia1 ,epideIhics, it Twill break up the
disease and afford instantaneous ease and com
fort. In Group, Worms, Sore Throat, &c.,
Railways Ready Relief acts Immediately.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
eyerywhere.}s IEo E1!tf1.fi "a >
RADWAYs y co, 90 John Street, N. Y. I
sSsshTEs k n MKIRKBRIDE, Z
]. T.sJUDKINs.Agents.
Aug. Z, 1s6Is44t. { y ssEfazBN
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Nh. ED1roR:-Announce the name ofrsss,r
s'asissE 7HENR SYCKS, =. ~. 49, ~. :
of Salem township, as a candidate for Coroner,
at the October election MANY ,DHxocRArs;.ii
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Mr.. EDIroR:-Please announce the name of
JACOB-T. -T.=M0RRHL.

,f Salem township, as "Union" candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject toythe decision
If the esqualifed voters of Monroe County, on
he Second Tuesday of October next
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MN. ur1raxwA
Wn. RrscE. >. n. aaaaf
w. L,fNes1sssJ. ,.
= ACAEEsye zyisrsssa
KHTTHLER, Seevstss ;. hag
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City Intelligence.

PuBrIc SECURITIES LesI.-We call attention to the ad
vertsenent OF Mr. Charles r. Delavan, in another
column regarding his less Of twelve thousand United
States bonds and twelve thousand Treasury notes. FOR
the recovery OF which he Offers the liberal reward Of
one thousand dollars AS the numbers and dates
known, the papers will be Of 70 any one but the
owner.
GREAT Tzs MILE Foor RAcE.-The great ten mile foot
race, for purse Of $780, given By the Fashion Course
Pleasure Grounds Association, comes OF this after.
noon. Fer this race, the following celebrated
pedestrians have entered-whte, Bennett Smith, Mown
and Young Sport, of this city Bennett aud Smith Of
indian extraction AL OF them famous for their speed
and extraordinary endurance qualities absolutely udis
pensable long race like the one in question: in which
tie ply steal powers M the contestants strained 20
their utmost limits The race, well the se,
in the hands Of and under the control OF the assoca
ton, which s composed Of gentlemen az the highest 80
cia standing In this city, so that there every reliance
to be placed BY the public in the exciting affair being
hanoab]y and satisfactorily managed In addition TO
the purse OF $500 the winner will be entitled TO the $50
entrance fee OF each Of his competitors
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The MAIL SERVICE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
The recent action of the Post Office Depart
nent, cutting OF mail facilities from the seeded
border States, will cause good deal Of incon
yenience, not only to the latter, but to their
correspondents abroad. The only border
States, or portions Of States, to which the mail
service is continued, are Western Virginia.
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri; and now
that Tennessee has seeded, she also will be
smut off from our mail facilities. We see,
by recent circular Of the rebel Postmaster
General, that persons abroad having CORES
poncence with the South are called upon to
nyepsy On their letters the United States
postage. This would imply that the acquit.
lance Of this charge would secure their delivery
AS the number of foreign letters for the South
arriving by every steamer amounts to several
Thousand, many of them, no doubt, containing
money and bills Of exchange, it is important
that no misunderstanding should exist on this
subject. The Southern confederacy standing
in the position of rebel government, there is
not and can be no postal arrangement between
it and the United States. All letters, therefore,
addressed Southwark through Northern chan
nels, will find their way to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington, there to remain until
JEFF Davis and his associates submit to the
federal authority.
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ADAMS On Saturday, June s, WILLIAM ADAMS aged So
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this onday) afternoon at
two O'Clock from his late residence No 81 Bank street,
without further invitation.
RAxKR -On Saturday evening, at 10 O'clock June s,
THOMAS BAKER, of this city in the 10th year OF his age
The frerds OF the family, and his brothers Charles
and Henry. aleo OF his George Charles W, Edward
and Thomas. respectfully nvied to attend the fune
raj, this Monday afternoon, two O'Clock, from his
ae residence OF Thompson and Broome streets
ByRsr in Biooklyp, on saturday, June 8, BRIDGET
TxarsA ByRSx, native Of Casee arden county Kilkenny
lfelao i, in The lsth year Of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend the frrssl this Nonfas) Afternoon " half pst two
HON Ter a.e i.s.asEoe NJ. -. D9.4 co., se
~ eel povs., 81 est Ard Tol-,l avenue.
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JEFF. DAVIS AS PRopHEr-We fiod in a
reported speech of JEFF. Davis, of June, 1857,
that 0while disclaimipg being an alarmist, he
urged the citizens Of the South to prepare for
the monster crisis, when the Union will be
severed, which is to come in 1860" Thus we
see that before Abraham Lincoln was dreamed
of as candidate for the Presidency, and in
the very frat year of Mr.. Buchanan's admins
trsiion, this Southern rebellion Of 1860 was
resolved upon. aud that Davis predicted it as
one having authority.