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Central Ohio r.a
. .. AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
-
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
NuECYEn nupNTINuI


H BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ington can be procured, to which point as well as to
Baltimore il is the shortest most direct and in every re-
spec the most reliable route 1t is the only route by which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York enabled
10 reach the cities of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus en-.
Abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nfor-
nation to visit four othe principal cities in the Union for
less cost than be afforded by any other route.
And it is the only route by which Through Tickets
De had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah Macon At
Isnta, Augusta Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river,
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers TO Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad Indianapolis lnd make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad TO Wheel.
ing whence close with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore Phila-
dephis and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phs transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
haute, indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, al 10 A NJ $50 p. NJ and
ID P. NJ.
~ Travellers requested to notice that while this
the 0y route a1rding Through Tickets all the Eastern
Cities at the charged by other routes to NsuO
YE oHy is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Batimoreis only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York. than by other route There
less changes of cars by this route and consequently
less detention, than by any other
az The road is baasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust.
For please apply to D. G. RUMsEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office of
the U. s. Mail steamers, at the Jehersonvie Railroad
Lfiee, Main street. WIN. S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 o. R. &.
p JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent.
June Is
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IF the Heirs of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
CieRont Hail, and Lieut.. James Tatum Of the ReVolu
uonary War call the office of Ferguson Cox No. Il
Cedar street, Nashville, Tennessee they will hear some
hing to their GdTantsges ...- lIebl2-d&Wn
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will interest to give call before purcha
sing Their orders viii be promptly filled, and
upon accommodating erms if they were personally
present.
Our house and business is permanent and shall keep
full constantly hand the year round, varying
eording All work is done at home,
supervision, and safely recommend it
being the usual Of Eastern made clo
thing. june lg-2m
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of New Styles just received, which We are selling
at very reduced prices to close out.
NAV % A. J. DUNCAN & co.
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CRASKY & COS. LINE OF STEAMERS
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.


THB MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Beal 222l burthen
INDkANA....s... 80. Capt. Baker, 1854 do
ARGO. Capt. Benson, 23l5 DO
JASON. ........... Capt. Brittop, 2667 do
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY oy LONDON AND SOUTH
AMPTON, appointed TO sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDN NESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching at Southampton land and mails for
England and France They will remain day at London
and then proceed TO Bremen.
Returning, they will leave BREMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate stopping only SOUTHAMPTON
These steamships Of the first class and have superior
accommodations for passengers They wiH take limited
number of hrdeass steerage passengers. Surgeon
attached to each ship.
The rates Of freight to London viii be but Little higher
than those Of sailing ships.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50; Second Cabin, $50; SeeTage, go.
The steamship QUEEN OF TIE WEST will sail from
NEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY. 29D JULY, and be
ceeded by the INDIANA, AUGUST 5Ih, and ARGo, AU-
GUST 18Th. .. -r --. .r-I .-.
For freight or passage apply to c. SAND,
Juye lmaylO-lyl II So1th William ST. New York.
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT VULCANITE, OR
- HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS OF PATENTS,
MANUFACTURE FROM NAMED MATERIAL, OFFER
A THEIR WARKROoM,
No. 63 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,

FOR SALE AT THEIR WARKRooM,
No. 63 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
By THE PACKAGE
SYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
of every kind Domestic Engravers and Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes, Machn-
nounced by Physicians the lists Oilers Maringale Rings
most perfect article Whip Sockets Insulators for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph WiTe adopted by
der Flasks, to keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes
Castors that will detace Pans, Baths, Funnels and
the carpet TuH bes and Soap Dppers Photographic and
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes, &C.
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
This Wonderful Material which is firm MRrAL-light
HoRN-brliant as JETa poor conductor of HEAT-non
conductor Of ELRETRCITT-and which Oils, Acids and
Akae produce effect is vastly superior any other for
the above named and great variety of other purposes to
which it is applied
Dealers in all parts Of the country supplying them
with goods who the
article OF the kind, Wiiibuy other. janl7'57-ly.
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Beaver Dam Springs.


RE Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
~ small creek Of pure and Irving water, in densely
shaded grove where the air is COOL pure and 6raeg ana
equal if superior any in the south West
having Sulpher Springs, all differing maieralyj one
Chyebata and several Of the purest and caldest IN
Taking u things together 1t Is considered oy
be Of the first catering places
in the United States Dam is forty miles west OtCo
lumbIa Nearly the road turnpike, the balance the
best dirt road Tennessee. From Waynesboro only
about thirty miles east; from PERI vile about the same
distance Good hunting and fishing near by aud the very
best Brandy, and Cigars kept for table and room
purposes; Billiard Tables, Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise health and pleasure lEvallds ana
peasureseekers particularly and respectfully invited 70
this place. We authorised TO refer 70 Kew a. H.
p Green Russell Houston, James Ellis, X w. Brown, ano
WASHINGTON Meredeh Of Nsshye nearly every man, Wo-
man and child Columbia and Maury county, R Rev Jas
Otey s. P Walker, Col. K. g. LoOney, and Duncan BFn-
ersOn of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven DlIars Per Week.
Children under 10 years old Half Price
Servants of ali ages hallFnce'
Apy amount Of ell kinds eonveyaUces ready at all times
Al Columbia 10 take Beaver Dam About three huL
red persons comfortably accommodated Sc don't BE-
lieve when YOU hear that we sre full.
we would earnestly and respectfully enVlte our
friends public visit Beaver DAM as we are no"
ready to receive them. EAnLE1 O. ";
Under the supervision and control of Jaue E. Keller
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Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.

Summer Stock of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMAGF,
No ~, College Street
in receipt OF larg sock Of handsome Shess
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Boy and Children.
2 $50 FOR LADIES.
Sup. English Black Kid slippers-bows;
"" "" French Z" q" :. various Styles
e EDg,.b Lasting !. plain
g French red brOnzsd bows;
white;
9 French Embroidered Kid and satin Slippers;
Toilet slippers, black and cOlOred.
Black French Lasting Heesd Gaters;
. , Italian Cloth Caters, front and side lace;
English Kid Heeed
2 Preaeh Lasting Baton with heels:
s." - Kid and Morocco Buskius, Ties, &C., Sc
FOR GENTLEMEN
French Calf Pump-sOls Dress Boots;
% Stitched
g ,SeEed
+" S Pump sole Shoes:
A." Patent Leather and Calf Oxforfs;
L Calf broad and narrow strap Shoes,
BBgish Lasting, Calf add Patent Leather Callers;
: Calf Kid Oxforas; ssFery nice
Patent Leather Pump-sOle Dre Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
: - Oxford lies and shoes; &c
MISSES black and bTOnzsd Kid-trimmed Slippers;
= lasting 6aitsrs with and WIthOut heelsi
F" Kid Boots
School shoes Of every description
NEGRO Brogsns and Kip Shoes or all kinds.
Extra sized Kip and GOal B0utees for servants.
MY STOCK Is extensive and Of the best, Ei DO sold
very low prices for Cash.
JOHN RAMAGE,
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SUMMER STOCK


large and varied that of any other Establishment in
ty, and customers may rely that they can get as
articles; and good bargains, can be had in this
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Havana Plan.

AAdG , lIAHUI n HIBEH8
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
..-- EXTRA CLASS 8. Ha
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
SATU DAY, AUG UST 29, 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
GREAT EXHIBITION At EASTON, PA.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
EAsros, Pa, Sept -, 1917.
Our town is filed With Strangers. The Second An
pusl Fair and Cattle Show of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Institute Of this place commenced here on
Tuesday last and the number of visitors has exceeded
al expectation. Yesterday 1900 tickets were sold
at the grounds, and it estDa'ed that the number
Of persons in attendance was about 10000, and to-day
the attendance is perhaps large. The grouods are
located about one mile west of the town ard are al
mabl, siapt.d for agricultural and mechanical exni-
bin ns. More than thirty acres ore incossd, ana ee
AIt ard substantial buildings have been erected upon
tbe proupcs az cost of over r$2j 0GO The exhibition
ear siuce largely attended, but not 80 largely as
the present one.
Tie display of agricultural products, agricultural
irIlements, machinery, stock &c., IS very, good.
Some of The finest stock from New-Jersey and Penn
syyanla is here Of fruits there is grea! variety Of
the choicest kinds. Mr.. Frederick Seitz, of Esston,
exhibits many curious and valuable productions, from
bis FAM in this county, among which are some 80
varieties Of grapes. Mr. David Connor, also o! this
place, exhibits great variety of choice and rare
agricultural products from bis farm, rear EsstOn Mr.
William f. Firmstone, Of Genden, in this county, is
on of the largest exhibitors Of superior Imported
this bIi,f letter, but may do 80 hereafter.
TIE display OF horses is fine, auo te-day and to-
morrow there will be trials Of speed, &C., for the
premiums The carriage park aod track are wei!
arranged and thousands viii be present TO witness the
races.
The address before the Society delivered yes,er
day afternoon, by the Hon. j. M Porter. 1t able
and eloquent and was listened to by large body Of
| the yisilOle,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
PUBIIC MEETINGS.
MASONIC UNION CONVENTION.


Az s5i1r.ned meeting of The Free AMI Accepted Me-
.on., vUrkt ander tbs Grand Lol,e Of the State OF
New-York, " which the Most Vorshipful John l..
Le ais il 6 rand Mss.er who a,rou 70 unite with
tie body sno VI g. thlS' Herring Party" me. last
F.idsy evening in Odd Fellow Hall, Worshipfu Bro.
WV. GupyrY in the chsir, and Wcr. Bros. ROBERT
BEArY and CHAs. r. NLwToy, Secretaries.
Ihe following is the summons Of the Convention 10
every Lodge 10 the city:
To THE W NJ, WAspESs AID BsErHREX OF rms LoDGE:
Al sJuncd meeting Of the Masonic Peace will b.
Lodge rso ODD Fellow. Hail. hear the report Of h Co
nee Address and attend other business ss may
tend 20 cement the Fr.tery into hsrmonious baBd
tbro1Ebout tire State This Lodge snesy solicited send
Representatives Al Master Nssons in good Standing
spettful;y invited TO be Pse,,,epit, -, ,,,.,,r,,
RoBr BFAry. jr. CHas NEWTON. Secretaries.
The first business called up was The report Of the
Committee Oh the Address, who reported that they
had performed the duties assigned them that they I'd
given the subject due eliberion, and the arguments
therein had net the unanimous approval OF the mem
bers Of the Committee.
The address to the NJ. w. Grand Master, Wardens
and Brethren Of the Fraternity throughout the Sta;e
wa, then read by Bro. TAYLOR. IL is a very
lengthy document. IL reviews The position OF
the different bodies Of the State, appeals to the
Masonic ieeirg OF the parties, defines the grounds
OIL which the schs ated denies that the brethren
belong to the city were Inclined to compass Tor
have any personal ends to ambition to gatfy
but simply wish 10 do justice TO the cause OF Masonic
progress ana desire 10 promote the best interests oil
the fraternity. 1t concludes by inviting attention to
the fact that large majority of the lodges and oreth-
rep in this city are in favor of peace.
The address was unanimously adopted ana ordered
to be printed for circulation throughout tas State.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
NORTHERN IOWA.
SETTLEMENT, CROPS, &c.
The N. Y. Tribune

Ceuevponderce OF The N. \. rnbune+
ST. CHARLES, Floyd Co., Iowa, sept -, 1897.
six months residence convinces me that Iowa Is
iudeed highly favored ard noble State, and at pres.
ent her natural resources but partially developed
Some of the western counties are hardly organized,
existing only in name. Emigration is rapidly filing
these and occupying the unsettled portions elsewhere.
From this point on the Cedar, large numbers pass
aorth and south daily-t being one of the principal
thofoughfares to and from southern Minnesota
nearly 80 miles TO the line. The severity OF the past
two Winters has had the effect to induce many 10
seek home further south. Many are journeying to
Kansas and Missouri the impression that the latter
viii soon be Free State greatly stimulates emigra'
non from the Northern States. Considerable num-
SeIs have also emgrated TO this State from the Soan
most Of whom ST opg and even bitter opponents
of Slavery. OF the late Republican platform adopted
aA Iowa City, we well be proud. The OCTOBER
Election will show a majority Of live Republicans 10
the State.
In morals, education, climate, soil, productions,
streams, water and WATERPROOF timber, coal lime,
STONE, and even marble In places along the Cedar,
Northern Iowa will compare fsyoTably with any por.
Son sf the Western States or Territories Probably
at this time no State is increasing rapidly in pop
.lat,on, wealth, and everything that makes State
desirable. our railroads constructing west from
Burlington, Davenport Dubuque, and the continuation
ef the Milwaukee and Mississippi from opposite It's
ssyrninus at Prairie du Chen. Roads are "a process
- ocEstruetOn TO insersect these g. various psin.s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
NEw-YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Executive Com.
mitiee of the above Association held yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock ut the Office, No. 10 Centre
street. The Tre8surers report expressed deep regret
that from causes beyond their contfol such as multi.
piled applications for pecuniary sid by discharged
conyicts from our State and county prisons; the sb-
sence of our annual subscribers sId bsnetdctcrs from
the city; and the want of efficient fnancie agent,
their funds are exhausted ard many persons OF De
full character are unsvoidably sent empty away This
deficiency it is confidently and ardently hoped will
be promptly met by those who uniformly sympath re
with this unfortunate cass Of our erring fellow men.
After tie ordinary business the agent OF the Dis.
charged Convict and Detention Committees submitted
his diaries from which it appears the following have
been the practical operations during the last month.
Each Of the detention prisons was visited AM a
large proportion of their inmates spoken to, the com
ste means used to aid aud help those who were re-
garded as fit objects of such friendly n.erposition
OF this number:
Persons visited in w
Complaints mpartialy and carefully examined %
OF th. number y discontinued on their advice
frivolous,
Persons DISCHARGED custody th sr recommendation 81
Discharged convicts relieved with money y
Discharged persons supplied with clothing
Discharged persons provided with employment.
To enable the Association to develop their benevo-
lent purposes the Committee discharged convicts
earnestly solicit the cooperation of patriot and phlan
thropst in their work of mercy and labor of love.
Contributions of money will be thankfully ackn VI
edged by Henry A. Oakley esq, Treasurer, No. 66
Wall street Gifts of clothing. shirts, shoes, hats
caps, &C., will be gratefully received in behalf Of
those in abect poverty. daily calling from our Jails
and Pententiaries, by the agent, Abraham Bea at
the office, No. IL Centre street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

wheel PLACED OIL .te drum .ss.E. The I'D 3ithe
hammer is made - tsl thsss csrs ,nss iBcas
the least Of frction by :hs i-asipg u,Ctao sssIs.
me pins. The fiction sgaiDsi the bs.-ins Of ;as
,econd whesl is also savss, beside tbs blow " ths
pins against lie end of he aampe-, wa'h with cams
!. much less This arrangement allow. oe s,-ikirg the
bell ss hard a-r'us, vh sm4ls, expense Ct power.
These several devices we're o-sinslly inverted for
FOG bells t,a, were 70 10 p.seei alorg ou- rivefs
han
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

one Of which passes up the Cedar Valley a1d , dow
the 81 Peters to 81. Paul. u commences at Suni'o,
opposite Dixon, Illinois, and Is nosfy co"pe'ea W
CecsI Rspids -;,, ho
good prices Of sbe, or and %S1s sns
States Fafmers. mechanics and laborng men aud
.,",acn can do we'll n almost ANY place. OK profess
s;onal men there is no lack, and many of t,em baee
10 peek ether occupations Send US god cih1-n' OF
apy ard all rstons, and they shall be welcome. KoDw
Nctbipcism Is nowhere in Iowa. J.w.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

The Ninth Ward Republican Association advertise {.
ratification mes,rys Blsecksr Billings this even;cs
Gen. JAMES ". N.Y.. Tie Republicans of me N.n.h
e n ects-!ssn. o1s FN1i s:t.s rssarTsi - tie
l.d.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
CITY IZ,EMS.

The weather yesterday was of midsummer tempers-
ture hot, sunny and disagreeabe, although very
ny, and pleasant to enjoy from window. At night,
sres musketo breeze came up, which was exceeding
y grateful TO the forlorn and weary peasureseekers
who had sought abroad for the run and noise no. to
be found in the city on Sundays.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

WrsrcHrsrRR CouSrY AGRICULTURAL EAia -Tas
Annual Fair of the westchestsr Agricultural Society
will be held this year in the village Of Sing Sag ani
commence TO- morrow Tuesday, the 18th ''':-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

E1ylne
Company No 2! having visited Hartford /, contend in
the grand Firemens Tournament, returned homo on
Saturday evening. They were received az the New
Haven Railroad Depot by tleir fellow-fremen under
the direction OF Engineer John Decker on the arrival
OF the tram at p m, AID escorted TO their Engine
House. The procession numbered over Q 900 persons
ana occupied one hour and half in passing given
point. Al the Engine-IIouses along the route we're
brilliantly Illuminated, and fireworks were let off, tar
barrels burned and cannon fred.
The engines and hose carriages were decked of 10
the gayest style, with coored lamps and brgh ~ool
ored days and streamers. At intervals ID the Iue,
great Drunmond lights lit up the procession aud bands
OF added spendor 10 the parade. After
an exchange OF hearty greetings and display Of fre-
works, the procession moved down Third avenue 10
Thirteenth street, thence to Fourth avenue and
fselfth street to Broadway; down Brosdwsy 10
Chambers street. AID through Centre street and Psrk
low to Broadway aud Fultt street. where Il was du
m'sed. The turn or. got Up at the mitigation Of
Columbian Engine Company, No. II, and wss. A
u'ual with all that the Columbans attempt, quite sc
cessi0l Ihere were seventeen bands in the process
aon' and the following companies took part ia the
parade:
H. s H. sS2 81 a. - 70 loi wrlsm.SaIsh1 and 81 s. H:..
o. "a !" and e; Hook and Ladder Companies No. i'ISr
me following gentlemen oclated ss Aida 10 u. S3,snd
No I II y: Mickey Hose No vecent King Hose No Is;
MSTsss, sMTfTtas, HI.s h.:' NJ No Wsa
forman, Hook and Ladder No 4 ' A"e"s ~ -
spierdid collation. was served up after the parade,
a' Inc house OF Columbian Engine Company No. IL,
!" the returned company AID the officers Of the COM
paniss participating in the parade. The festivities
were well sustained and lasted to an early hour.
iouse SoLDrERs.-On Saturday morning the Insti-
.ute Cadets, pupils Of the Rev. Il. 8. Schenck and
Josn h. Van Cert Of Perth Amboy, paaded 10 front
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

Miss Juisna Mays Concert for Tuesday evening Is
postponed, for reasons explained in card in our sd-
yertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

iouse SoLDIERs.-On Saturday morning the Inst
tute Cadets, pupils Of the Rev. Il. 8. Schenck an,
John II. Vsn Cert of Perth Amboy, paraied 10 from
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

soupeed for this evening 10 play seven psrts 10 the
tv,..ct drama, The Devil in Paris" An Ii,h farce
viii conclude the en.estainmeht.
Bor,um,, american Museum Nothing in The ~sy
or nov.,tv !, 10 be produced here this week. Tue
:. oro,io" and the welsh Nightingale have IL
all their own way.
Cb,;s,y and Woods Mns,rds.-The Ethiopian en-
,e,t.i,mcp,s continue 70 attract as large houses 81
ever. Something nes In the way OF negro '"'"''''"'
will be given this week.
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ELECTION IN MINNESOTA

The New York Tribune has dates from ST. Paul tc
the 26th ult from which it learns that all the re.
turns had been received and .'he Times sums up the
Constitutional Convention politically divided
Republicans SO; Democrats As. But this gives the
four disputed members from the St. Anthony dis
trict TO the Republicans, reversing which would re-
duce the Republicans TO 30 and increase the Demo-
Gratis to A.. Then if six more Democrats are added
from Pembina (which is mainly outside of the pro-
posed Sate) the two parties would stand-Republi-
cans 55, Democrats 53.-NaShUiLLe banner. q,
The Banner says nothing about the Know Nothing
vote in this contest. Know Nothingsm claims to be
national. Was there no such party in Minnesota?
Were the Democracy left single handed and alone to
fight the Black Republicans Or, as in Massaehu-
sets, did the Black Republicans and Know Moth
ings fight under the same banner2 When these
questions are answered, the people of the South will
have some additional evidence the subject as to
what party is that they must rely upon to oppose
fauaticism and maintain our nationality as a gov