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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-17

MEMPHIS. TESS., November q, 1877.
Msi1s L0trnes, OngiH = Co.:
GKHrLEMEx-In reply 70 your inquiries ccncerulnE
the attempt made By burgiars on the nisht % the 2sm
instant 70 rob or Fire Puof Safe. NJ ss52. Es taEe
pleasure T. stating that me eH5rt. though evidently
msds y stinful persons. with tools p~eouisr'v adapted
% their Erlainous uorks and Peshsps empsyins . s,oly
portion q the niEhts proved q signal failure.
The SAFE Is THE sane " h3aght o. you ssus tins sge,
snd We feel It dns 10 the msnusaaursrs. k-vrs. Streams
Il NArvin, 20 eommunicsfs 70 them through you these
facts.
Th@ sttack, IN al probability. vas nrst mads upon the
lock, which being oue q the Ii BeIlu" p5Vdsr-prOof
they hsd 70 ~Ebandon, after completely dsntging L. for
use. By cold ehissls or sharp steel instruments They
then cut . hole sbout the s13 1f "a Egg 20 the right Of
and a uttls DeoE the ksy-hols, sud after renewing q
quantity a. n1inz sum tent 10 havc 5,sn replaced by o.
least = POuud Ct powder, sxPlolisus were prdaesd, vts-
out any visible efet ca ths door or safe. III villains
then ABANDONED tbs work, oomplssy bsnld.
vsy respeot'uly,
decf dtjanI MASON. EORvE 4 ROlNE.
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REcoKDEA's CoUET.-Two city offesrs-
CHARLEs MrLLER, Street Commissioners, and
E. W. RuoKER, City Eagineer-hsd 10 en-
counter the awful brow OF offended law in the
Recorders Court yesterday. It was charged
hat they had broken the ordinances Of The
city BY hitebing their horses to awning posts
With even handed justice, Esq. EAST fined
ham hnfh-
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,,WOodIand Creamy

A PONADE for beuutifying The H~AIR-hishiy per-
fumed. superior to any French article imported, and for
half the price For dressing ladies' hair Il has no
equal, giving it = brIebt, glossy sppesranoe. II Causes
Gentensn's Hair to curl In the most natural manner.
Il removes dandruf, always giving the hair the spear
Aas Of being fresh shtmpeoed. Price only ATTY eents-
Ncne genuine unies signed. FETRIDGE & CO.,
PunprietoTs Of the Balm q q thousand Flowers"
- For sale By all DrugEfsts- spI7-decd1y
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DIR. CAVANAUeH's

DR. CAVANAUGH's
Tile n
For the ssre Of every form Of
H E MoRRHOIDS, OR PILES;
Esether Of long standing or recent orisin; Internal or
External; whsther ATTENDED with Proispsus, Hemsr-
rhAss, or obstruction and al b
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
No internal sdjavsnts being required in any case. GUY 10
rssuiAts he Bowels, q Constip.tsd, or In Disrhos snd
Dysentery.
large number - seuilcmen thrcugkOEt the oounfry
o. n gh character aad influence. have voluntary attested
= Is efcacT N lhelr own essss. not % hsarssy, and
shoss certificates may b. seen ~ rsferenee 10 tue pro
puetoz' publications q Be had Of their agelfs, through
cut the United ststss.
Prioe, 81 per Boz. retail.
me PILE SkEvE Is put up IN gisss isrs, insicsed IN
a paper box, properly lsbeled, aud VII keep any hnsh
of ttrne.
- For sale In this city By
WARD d JONES.
hAEsFIELD 4 Co.
IL. F-AREswoRTH5
X 3. HUsHEs,
W. n. aHELTOE,
n. SLEDGE 4 Co..
HESEv TEST. anc
.. 8. LAEFHIER.
=. oAvAELUGH 4 co,
scss-dsviy FpPsisior, 81. Louis, No.
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THE MIssIssIPPT CEKrsaE-For this read,
seventeen fine freight esrs, bsdlt in DsFion,
Ohio, were got on shore at cur landing ester
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= HUNANI'
w. HOWARD * CO.,
Cotton Factors, Commission and
EOrWarding Merchants,

mo. HolFARD's ROW, MEMPHIS, -
nEAIERs II Rsegine, Rope. Twinf. SUGAR, Cores, HO-
IL Iasses, Rioe, -Four, Lard. Bacon, kackerei, 6slf5
J0nioH Porter, Ale. W1ns, WHISKY, TincsSr, Line,
Land-Piaster, and Groceries generally. A E0od stoek
nov on hand, AID fer sale al reasonable prices.
D-Cash advscccs made en- Cottcns IN store for sale OF
shipment. Our Open Policy Of Insurance covers al CT
tn CONSIGNED 10 u b water also. the risk ~ F1o
skne in store, unisss otherwise instrrcted. Oar 1rioes
fr storins knd selling Ccttrns, The SANE e. We bAye
charged for yssFs pSst-afty osnts per bale. odt
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STATE SrocKs-At TIE saiss On Stock Ex-
caangss New York, Dee. s, Tennessee siHss
payable 10 1893. ssH At 81
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SI5OOOO Worth Og

EAtehss, Jewsig, Silver Wsre. Clocks, Guns. Fancy
Goods, etc fer sale At = great deduciIsa n prices for
cash. In ~nntieipsi n of a good season We laid IN q very
laFss STOCK Of chSiee Gosds, which rather than hold
over, " VII Tor the next few months sell At Great
Bargains. 7 ePubHe are invited 70 examine our as
sOrtnsnt which for extent and variety has no supsIior.
p. II. CLARK & Co.
novt No. I Carkia Msrbie BIock.
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DIscHARSED.-WA. MURRELL alas WAL
TER GuENN, who was arrested a few days ago
on the evidence Of letters be possessed, o o sus-
piciOn Of having broken out Of some jail, was
discharged yesterday, no discovery being made
as to bis anteeedents. JONES, who was charged
with stealing a pooket-book, was also dis
charged, there icing 70 evidence against him.
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BUReLAKT.-On Tuesday night some rascal
climbed over the Fard fences in the rear OF the
houses on Court street, between Front Pew
and Main street, until be reached the back door
Of No. II, which is occupied b. Msssrs.
tailOr's store. The door was prisd open, break
ing of the catch Of the lock, and four pair
Of pants, a vest and other things 70 the amount
of fifty or sixty dollars, together with nine
pair of boots Of the value Of sixty-hVe dollars,
were stolen. No clue has yet been obtained to
Che thief.
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Edmondson & Armstrong.

Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale snd Re'aH Dealers &c
HIDES OIL and LEATHER r.,
80. AT NAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
Go L q Q IA St1EruP.
KEEP constantly Gu hshd q mu assortment II articles IN
their Iins, e~onsistihg N pert Of French ART American
Calf skins H-niock and Oak-ranned sole Leather,
s~kirtinzs. Hsrnss8 Bride. wax and KIP Uppsr Lather,
Enamelsd sad Paint Leather o. 81 kids; Psd. hos
Chamois, Deer. Liniag and Topping SKINS Also. = Fun
assortment o. ssddiers', Shoemaker sBd Tanners
Tools, sc. sAddlsIy Hardware and Harness Mountings
Of every vsriety-to which We respectfully invite
tse attention Of persons buJing N cur Inc.
suE2O-iy
Saddles, Harness, Brides, sc.
We are nov Just receiving q fresh and well selected
stock Of goods in his lIae, such a5
SADDLES. BRIDES.
HARNESS, COLLARS,
HAHKS, WHIPS,
WAGON HARNESS,
BRrDLE FILINGS. HORs COVERS,
SADDLE BAGS, ETO.s ETO, ITO
OF EyERY vARIETY.
An Of which We win sell a. the very lowest market rstes.
EDEONDSON h ARMSTRONG,
No. 2EI Main street,
Gur70-iy Sign Of the Golden Sffrrup.
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CARD.

In order to relieve III business immunity We VIII AZ
TER November Let, receive on deposit and IN payment Of
collections the following Bank Notes, reserving the right
70 pay all checks IN any o. said surrsney at our option.
We VIII not ,eoeive On deposit notes Of any Psnk under
I've dollars, except Bank Of Tsnnesses and those pro
tseted o. payable in Memphis.
COMMERCIAL RANK OF TENNESSEE,
SOUTHERN BAN OF TENNESSEE.
RIVER EAN OF TENNESSEE,
BANK eF MPH
BANK OF h TENNESSEE.
October 81, 1857.
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TIE GREAT BEAUTIFIER,
50 LONG UNsUoCEssYULLT SOUGHT,
FOsZasd at Last!

TIE GREAT BEAUTIFIER,
50 LOvs UNsUooEssYULLT SOUGHT.
FOsSasd at last!
EOR il res.5sos 7eunznentiy Gray Hair % it, original
tandrun, Itching End al f~crofuis, sc1ld bead ard 81
~erupriuusi MAKES ths hsr soft. healthy and glosFy; snd
msgie an betcbes ac., from the face. ara cures III
nearslgia and ferrous hcad-zche. Sc circular and the
following:
PRoF. o. J. EOoD q Co within a feE
days -e hsve reeeiyrd - Many orders sud ears Tor Prof
o. J F<od o Hsir Restorative, that to-day We were CON
psl q 10 ssnd 20 b ton for q quantity. uhe six dozen
voa forEsFded AZ beinE roid,l UhEe Ne might crder q
q1autirF from pa. ETrrF bottle us have sod seems 70
have urodaerd fhree az four rev enstom--u 40 ~ A.
7rubsttou-e an pstrunags Il re- u IS r. N The net sub-
stsuilal ald E-rhy eitz ns % our yicinlty, fuiiy con
Vnce ne thatit a. q most Valusble preparation
send us a soon a. psy be one Eross o. 81 size and
ons coren - sire and believe n yours vefy r-sprcfuly
(siEaeD DANIEL LATHORPA O 6.
HICKORY Grove, ST. Charles eesnty Ao
PRoF. o. J. wooD-rear Sir. some tine last sum
mer We ere inducef - use SOM u your Nair Esstoia q
tiss, and it. snacts Ee-e 20 v~on1eriai We Eel &c sur
duty Co you and the ncfsd. 70 rrpcrt g.
Oar ltre san's bead FOR sons ums had ben perfeety
barr almost entir y cane OF n o0uEequsnce, When q
freud, SEEING his suG.rings, sdvi ed rs 10 use your Res
toratvsi We Did 50 with Httis hoe Of suoesss. but, .
our surprise, and t1at q al our friends. a very few ap-
D icEtors removed ue disease fntrey, and q new and
axu isrt crop o. hair son starfet our. aud Ne an noW
szF taat cur ooy has - healthy a sozlp ard AZ lcxur-
snt a srOpof hair a. any other chld We ca therefore,
and Do hereby recommend ycur Restorative. As a perfect
ssmedy for Al dissasrs q The scalP AID hair.
We are, yuurs respectfully
GEORGB W F"IGGINBOTHAh,
ARA A HIG~6TEBOrGAH
GARDTNER. MAIZE. June y. 1855
PEoF. o J WoOD-Dear STR. ! have used two bot
ues o. Professor Wocd's hair Restorative, and can tTuly
ssg n Is he greatest discovery % the age for rst1rinE
and ehzEgins The Hair. Before UlnE it I vas a man q
-rrentY. Ny hair has nov attained re original color
Tau can commend Il % TIE world without the least
feaT, a. nv case vas oneof the wsrst kind.
Tours respectfully,
DANIEL n HURPHY.
o.. WOO h co ProVrietou. s2 Broadway, n
2, IN tire great n. 2 wire Railing Es~tablshmeut1 and
iIs MarEet street, 81 Louis, No.
Ana sold ~ al Eo0f druEzists. ss2s-daEeoiiy
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- <aasrHIs left for White river last even
She was erowded with emigrauts intend
70 settle in Arkansas ; they we're principal
u from North Carolina.
The Ocean Spray leaves for s.. Louis this
evening at 5 O'Clock. The SPrsg is a f~svorite,
snd passengers who have eye to tseir comfort
Will be on board.
The MsmPhis left for Cincinnati last night.
she took out $50 bales of cotton.
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Prof. HaskeIi's Electric or.

Asuppy Of tbs wonderful Medicine for the sure Of
~Rheuma,ism, Dearers. pics. Conns and al nervous dis
eases, Headaches and Pains. has ben received b. GAR
BIN s. CO where It can b. obtained. Tho sonrius
should purchase a bottle Immediately. see advertise
nent IN another column.
PROF. HAsHELL.-fhs following testiuony IN favor
Of Or. HasksH's Electric on L furnished O. 70. pull.sa-
tlon:
PRoF. HAsEELL-Dear Sir: ! feel 70 70 b ny duty 10
inform the public, through ron, what your wonderful
Electric N " has done for ny family. NJ vie has
been siamingy troubled with falling o. the womb AID
pains In the back and breast. I bought che bottle o.
your on yesterday. and to-day she u Entirely free from
pain, and Sends her EErmest respects for your success
and prosperity I have hid . rheumatic pain IN ny
shoulders and ans for a long tlne, and IN ten INMATES
from the time applied your Oh, the pain vas 81 gone
It Is truly a ~ondsrful remedy fsr all pains, such IS Wo
have been suffering with. and I e~hssrfury give This sss-
timoniG Of rs e1scts.
g. 7. SWIFT. Merritt H5uze
Sworn and subscribed before ne, this dsy, 3ih q July,
1857 LIBERTY WAITE. Justice Of the Pace.
sueh testimony tells an "o'er true tale " Eorth col
uzus Of made esrtiaeates an over the land, and . great
way o..
For sale b s. MANSFIELD & CO., 257 Msin-st
Try It, - sunsrins and AFFLICTED. oeis-dEE1y
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FOR COySTARLE.

J. NJ. SAINT is q candidate TO- the once o. Constable
at the nsxt election in March, iR the Fourteenth Civil
na-s-E-s nr~rc-Faa
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r. Tbs r-ot--=.-l - ssrETss
VfSk, sa0UIn ~ sBBsEssEn.
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8e9alar gatkfts.
Rs6ULsg FRlDAY EFxNINs PACKET.
For LoulsEiIle.

Ths splsnfe LoE-Prss1se 06.s aad Mississippi Nail
S1esuer
sOUTHzRNER.-------..G " TRlfLfTr Mastsr-
VETILL leave Memphis every BID $3.50
~ A. o'circk. r~ositivcy. lAF
taking reight aaf D. rzers for al
~ A4naurs- striving st Lorisvile iuS
Zine Tor b. Aaut y Morning Hsu Bosts 10 Clrcmsfi.
lnd hence b. ralirotI 10 ~ Eastern towns and cites, %
Which thr uzh ti-Ert- wIB be given.
Ato makes Gear connections III r The Illinois rsntral
ktlrl4a, and EaH aos's tt Nauud City and Cairo for
- L1ais. Al Paiacah. vita he daily racket linz for
"a hrine and Tcuressee river
tne S.ut1rr-cr 10 splendid ruruinE order. having
been th1r1rEhly repaired refuruished. g.. Her afaoers
arr al rzperelced Esfmrn Via yin pay every stem
b Ue 80 O.. com-ort and pleasure o. their pssssn-
gsu- Pr pan o. cabin see
LAVALLETrE & DAVIDSON,
nert Nraufm
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stata RIGHTS.


The trial Of Deputy Marshal Churchill
and his party, before Judge Leavi,t Of
Cincinnati, is not yet decided, On the
Goth Of June. the argument in the case
Yves closed, by Attorney General wolcott
in behalf Of the State, and Q. L. Yalan,
bingham for the Realtors. The argu.
ment Of the Attorney General is spoken
ofas mastery effort and a clear expo
siticn Of Constitutional Law. lie dofou.
dod the State against federal usurpation
and proved couolusively, that the U. s,
Court has nc jurisdiction in the case
whatever--thAt the RelNtors, by ilagrant-
ly violating State laws. have rendered
themselves justly amen&be thereto and
chat no authority Of the general govern
mont, rightly exercised, can absolve them
from that responsibility. He showed
that neither the Federal nor State courts
have anything TO do with the legitimate
functions Of the other, and that a Habeas
Corpus can only be legally enforced, where
process has been had under color Of U. S.
Law Az the close of the argument,
Judge LeaviIt remarked that he would
take the case under adyisement and that
he would give due notioo prior to deliver
ing his opinion. It is thought that the
Relators will be discharged. but this will
not prevent their being re-arrested aud
brought before the Grand Jury Of Greene
oounty.to answer to the charge Of assault.
ing sheriff Layton, What is tho Oonsti.
tuition Of Ohio worth, Il il cannot protect
her citizens from insult aud injury. by a
drunken po'ss of federal appointeesY
What is our boasled liberty worth, Il our
best citizens can be handcuifed and drag.
ged oil, to answer before foreign court,
without ha5sas corpus being enforced,
to enquire in,o the legality of such pro.
eeoduref Garry out the doctrine Of The
slsve.driving Democracy. and state SOW.
ereigniy would be annihilated and ia i,s
stead a monsirous tyraonilipg aristoeraoy
erected. WIN the people Of Ohio sub.
init TO such ouirage9 wethink not. II
the friends of Freedom, throughout ,ho
State. win unite in ono solid phalanx and
stand BY the Constitution aud tho laws,
tue waves Of federal aggression win beat
harmlessly against our shores and the in.
iegrity and hoROy Of tho great state OF
Ohio will stand unimpaired
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nc Ransas Eleotinn

Was grand iiEElo. Out Of popula.
lion. containing At least $4,000 adult
males. not more than 5000 votes we're
pOlled The Border ruliaus feel thai
they arc beaten at their Own'gsme, Gov.
Walker is in favor ofsubmiltiug tho Con-
slitution 70 a vote of the 6onc ne citirens
and for this, he is threatened BY tho
sonsh, with a visitation Of executive
wrath aud removal lie has lost his in
aaepee with both parties and his fate
viii Be sven worse than that Of his pred
eeessors.
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TerrIble Massacre.

ST.. LOUIS, July 4
The 81. Josephs journal, Of the I'd inst,
publishes a report brought by French
trader that hundred troops and hfty
toamstors, under command Vf Cob sum
ner, we're attacked by a large body OF
Cheyenne and Apache Indians, 200 miles
west Of Fort Koarney, and all slain. The
report is confirmed BY a trader arriving
from Pacific City, Iowa, and also by an
emigran. train from Salt Lake.
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wAamsoroN, July 1.-The nett amount
in tho U, S. Treasury, subject to draft,
is 800, 900, GOO, Of which amount there
is in Boston nearly three millions, In New
York over niue millions. in St. Louis
nearly one million, in Philadelphia over
two millions, ia New Orleans upwards
Of three millions, and in San Francisco
one million aud half
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The Donocfnfiu press on the pth'ei
with fsw exceptions, are belaboring the
noaa,oin'aud producing ridiculu' mus,
in trying 10 shift she responsibility Of
the late deialcalion from their own
shoulders and saddle II upon the Repub-
lican party, when IL is notorious fact
and patent to all. that Broslin Is the real
dehultet With the ingratiludo Of the
serpent, which, when warmed into life,
struck lis venomous tooth into the bo-
som OF lie bonefactor, they arc assailine
Mr.. Gibson with al manner Of abuse and
charging upon him wholesale iobbery,
when HE only crime rs the evidence will
show, Is that Of concealing from The pub
lie the villainy and dishonesty Of Bresliu,
man Of their own party and ono whom
! the Democracy delighted TO honor"
THESE papers, that ere 50 loud In denun-
citation Of Gibson, have not word to say
against Breslin. They aro raising the
CRY Of "Siop Mief," to divert the Otten-
tiou Of the people from their own guilt.
ness. But the game will not win--"mur-
der will out and the crime will attach,
where IL belongs. We have not uttered
word IN defense Of Nj Gibson's course
and we have yet to see the firsl Republican
paper chat has Wo were disposed 4
regard tho defalcatiou more a. the dishon
esty and weakness Of man, than the cor
rdplion Of party but facts have recent
ly ctmo to light. which pu, a dilIeren
oolorisg on the whole affair II appear
that Bfslin's pooulations were known l.
many Of the leaders Of the Democrat
party, before bis second term Of Office ok
prod and that, with this criminal knowl
edge, they suffered him to be renomina
ted and supported him a. the honest an,
immaculate Bf64lip. DR.. Trovi1t, VIII
ran on the same tials. for Secretary o
State, frequently expressed his want q
confidence 10 Bresin, said no was dis
honest and corrupt rs h--ll;" and ez
Auditor Morgan, when the recent deve
opmepls were made, manitested no SUI
prise, but said il was what he expecte
and that he knew Breslin tob be deiaultel
before lo went out Of Office, Gov NJ,
din must have been oognizant Of The sam
thing. Now, are not these men justl
chargabc with the same olIense- -whic
we all admit Mr. Gibson to be guilty Of
to wit ooncealing Mr.. Rreslin's ofIloi
malCeasance from the knowledge Of th
public2 Their crime is even more aggr'
yated, for Il has not The redeeming me
1, tive of "kindnes Of heart, amounting
positive weakness" which Mr., Gibsc
pleads-it must have been done from pa
tizan motives. And yet these me
!, charge npon Gov. Chase and the 9th,
Republican State officers, dereliction
duty, in not discovering the fraud sooi
. er. which they had kept concealed Tn
= - ~--~is'--os' '''''A ''~-s~~~~-
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onuie LAT day OF August A. d. 1857 ali o,clooh p N
a. tee doef Of tho Coun House m Iin, seneca Co Ohio
WI he offered loI sale 20 The hgheli bidder the fooun
Real Estates, The properly az Gilbert Ashley tovir ~
No. 10 oelfion No. n section no. l2 o. nri
lengo ~ oat, In iho Delaware land district eoreon 90
Qhios soontlinng So and l1 rods oflanI more 81 css
lso sna los of nnd situated In he tas county aad
section and state, and described By nniu ~ atiate
ieol West Of the esa,efo the Dolubal ard sapdula t
smith shop A stake thence nodh lR degrees, west
iods "a stake, thsnce noIh ~ doflul - rods ID
take, thcuce qopu lah drgTaes entt6 rods a stake
hence louA A degtee. ei IS odi the place Of begin
iirg. ielms--one taiIdcash, and the balance in two
'qutl annual ihli4lliaenal With iniarssl.
B. p. WILLIAMS, Guafiia en- ~ ilbeFl Athlsy,
yulr a. 81 aus- a 10
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Reilroad Aooidont

An accident occurred, last week. on the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati road. few miles
west Of Marietta. While the train was
Passing over irosilo work. so feet high.
one Of the cars dew tho track and was
P'es'Pi'atod 70 tho ground killing four
persons and wouOding twenty others.
Ehe car was completely wrecked.
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nepubIIcnn stnte Convention.

Boston, July 1.-The Vermont Repub
licau State Convention met At Burlington,
to day, and nominated II. Fletcher as a
candidate for Governor, James Slade for
Lieutenant Governor and Henry M. Bates
for State Treasurer. Resolutions Of a Re-
publican stamp were also adopted by the
Convention.
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q ~. H..aN
Az meeting % lhe Republifaa o'sie S9n,'a ,.,,,
r,.soe,iifst lothnicnctioa efh we hep"e9in.Ah
....,,f.e. ~ thd ierammfet anu uth.t NHtlh
.-.t.t.J psrabiitaus from various parp el we
t,.,s 81 Calshant. on ihe itth of Jauuary' 1857
49, rsiafs considrr,uon, lt Wa resolved she,
J. ~, ..,siiret 40 hold the stats Convention Of
~ Rs,nbiiesa pariy of Ohio for the nouiinauon
ofa f,sts Ticket. ei Columbut, on 'ho l2ih OF
H. eooformity 70 this request The State Centrel
Cstntalttes announce 20 the Republicans OF uhlo
that the dslcgatot from the various cogfue' oi
sho State wiz haaemhlo 10 the eiy oi NolumOu''
on
"wednesday, the feth day Of August next
Alto o'clock M. for the purpote of ryitlng'
10 nomination candidates ior ihe following ounce.
fbr Cosarnor. Secretary Of state Afeatufet o.
s,ats one Supreme Coan Judge. and one meni'
:, hsr Of the Bosrd u Public Works and the irans-
todou6 81 aucl other hpsfnsu 60 moy Ue proper
f5r tha otcu,iln.
rae RsphbicAna Of ihe several counties Of
Ohio unless thay hall oiharWigu ngree III meet
Z, their couniy itas on Saturday, The Bth day OF
hnsas, beine me Sstdrds, prscedlne the Gay Of
40 stie Canf- niion 20 elect delegates thereto
liz tha prouortioa OF une delegate ior eVefy hTo
kasdrsd votes airun for the Republican eahai'
este for preaidcnt at tAs election IN Nofonoer'
lass, aud aua for each fraction Of yoteseq.Ai To-
or over one half Of fsid numtcr, 'he total nuni'
Der " delsg,tsi By 'hli bs'h WI p. 80
tyM. DIN ON, - 2. syLLiyh,hf'
10 ThS sLSKr. NgH,vAN yoRHEs,
hi W sW AYNE. CYRUS pRENftSS,
sc. SESSIONS, GEO. uOADLEY.
hH. CDuETER. A. s. LAITH,
uEO. IA. PARSONS. JACOB hEAION,
o FOIAETT.
RrfunryckN srATr CrNTnAf COMMITTEE
aColuams o !, Jane 21 1857
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sALE OF REAL rsTATE
PROBATE NOTICE-

NOTICE i hereby given that the Executor Of the ls,t
VIII and Testament Of Peter Ebcrsoli the Administrn
tors on the Estates OF Henry Keller John Rrner John Da
v samuel blndei and the Guardans Of Samantha Bouch
- Amanda bouoher and Kitty Ann llaines have filed in
this office heir accounts for final settlement Aud the Adj
nnsiraoF the estate OF Jacob Kroh the Guardians of
Nancy kr1mer lovina Kramer, Peter Kramer, Isaac ~
ltanes, Granville Haines, Levi Il. boucher Chancey A.
lionchsf, John w. Boucher and Henry N Boucher have
Med IN this Office their accounts for settlement ali Of
which viii come up for hearing the Ist day Of August A.
ID, leoL J. X HORD,
Juylo3w Probate Judge.