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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15
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ARE you iese'e m , D., i~pes-ahis o. szs-uaH, duIs
~larsuia, "a q Fpordi s-t unable to szplah the esus ?
- assurd that Il fsisssi The si9mach and The sers-
tive organ and that a course o. this purifying sudin
visoFafne rrm-ry vii rrstae youf strength, activity.
and cheerfu ness and recruit AIS u en- rsies.
sod a. she manuf.. ,sr,, NJ o. Maiden Lane, Wv
Tort. anf b az a~rusgists. aiase sse snd 81 o. bon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

e The Selma ala reporter notes a cot
ton stalk six feet in height with one huudrs
and forty bolls; and also some green ears o
cOrn weighing three and a-half pounds-all
from DIR. B. ! FoRT-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

q The s.. LOUIS Republican announces
hat JoHN HARTNEIr, ESQ, Of that city, late
c ,mptrcIler, will be appointed Secretary Of
Utah. aud viii accept The offce.
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For &NIP,
= -. ~ - uFII 10 b~FrH1tNFW-
Residence far SOIe.

MIS- cou f-fstf Re-dcnce ~ Aeam
Ms1 fur nos a. ne " Us, Dining houu Ktchen
N1ns.l Nser Hoasr and Stahir EueG Cssern SAD Vel
BA-A all IN gou order AhsrEsin rsayb Fhhueht ~
ppyins sooHto ~FLOURNOY, COOPER a LEAKE
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HON LAKE FIsHERY

~Fe~ III sus-cribsr havirzI ssef fh~n-su-
@f2ie isu3s peparrd o fuui-h FIS. b.
On '-acr Cor al the uriFhblyh a thraughort he
-Ha 1F prizes p urE Paule can be gupulifd wiz
49, nks Ed lees. sai1s. pf-vlsioas snd la1Eirg a.
reaE1ushe terms.
Horn iah- has onfF 20 b. ss-n D. b. afnirsd: tte-i
o. ElHe ueT incatef frr q p- asur~ trip 10 th- vIeI-i.v
Or aempl r., Wfh frfar nc 30 30 rh0 ave e. iggsd N
Q tfth Wines for N nseives
auEf6 GrORqy rRurz
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MlsteLlanfOas.
500 Reward

aAEA staien from our respeelveA
XtNPfemlse near N city q .mpht ~
49, n W-en-sday aig 9 5h fu
Bay H1rse and q Izrvs Brcwf 49,
y o. Aso. a Male from D. Warrs-- We - ~
ne ao7Fs reNtr fer - daiseryog he horsa. ~ -
md tnd or thieyss q han ne sueent for ~ 800
Ho-r G. p FRAZER
alto-AE PsoVrWu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

e Rev JoHS P. CAMPBELL, Of Nashville.
Tenn issues the prospectus for a journal to b.
called The Christian Union and Journal o.
Temperance and Educatiou.D
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A Word to the Afflicted

THE "SEgyOUs TONIC" is ror rgsrd q b. an
seient e. ma o Be sapes Tor % any prpa aim ever BE-
IRE pr sente1 n -udsrm- hum.niy. e. By is er obs-
ratngiuuueDce On IN sy-ten ii susceptibility 70 dis-
=zse Is leson.d Aud n those prsdisp sed % rpe-ted
aiu1ks Of Chal, FevU end Ague or any Kind o. Fsysr
his cen dy shOald, By 81 mans. Ie usei. AID to tho>-
-stius IN miasmatlc distu Is, where dress S o. 'hls
c. aueter are Always ineit.nt 70 Toe climate. they should
neFar B. WLthanL II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

KNOW ye Nv n - r.senis, thst 7 bav
MI lut resolved firm dinert / y rter= and
bone mannftc ure-, he lafgsst. nnasi
~a dbe - le t~dsppements q fnse a q
Vdtfu-n ever huHrhf TO fhf city corSst-
o. = OF 81 $ yies - REP-ATERs and PTSTaLS, HIFI.Es,
HOT GUS KNIVES &C AmnunHion 4 aIkHs-
A So Fl hing rackie. rns 20 9 viii Be- sod a. 3 smai
advance o. Cest either wh lrSsle ~ = tail.
We ? n<of a. kinas rcpeir dvifh ~ afn-ss and dls-
rat b ~ fair rate Tor Gus eners and mySelf
Stsu q the Big Gan
y WOLF.
GunsnHh Mfmphis. No. iss xain strest,
snEi1-fs~7a Fafve n Adm srd Waehirq On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

A Micro THIEF AKBEsTED.-A fellow
named Mccoy, hadr run Of two slaves from
L7wndes county, Ala, was arrested in Allan
IA, Ga, a few days ago, in company with one
Of the negroes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

7 lave thts dsy - "a out ny interest ia III arm Of
1 want & Case 20 ny Drm pstfn ~ L Case vbo
. sun aifh haDui ~ o. hen a., either partner D.
iug authalized 10 ss1 fr DE Old dim In receipt for
q B : due
In rrtirnE from bnsiaess 7 w-ud rrtu-n fhiuks 10 ms
uunieraus u erds AID patrons, aid most resp cifuiy -
lrit for nay succ ssur . c-nuuulton Of trrir nrms,
J. air5nag and support. w.. WANT
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Exeru Or'S NOTlce.
Furniture
DissOlution of Parrnership.

~ az descdpii h. and quail i-s h eufless variety.
~ Ee are DE- ing until tst o. S ptrmhcr, a. Actual
COST. orr stuck is Fery hEaE and We must haVi
lon-r q meet cur d-biiirsr
sug5-i " WISsrON CHURCHILLS co.
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= The Administration, I'll is said, viii fn5
it difficult to FIR a 81 -csssor to Judge Mason
as Commissioner Of Patents who IS fully 60 u
psteat to the duties Of that om-e. Among
those named in connection with the Off e are
Gen. JAMES. Ex-Ssnatar from Rhode Island
EDxUsD BuEKE Of New Hampshire and Col.
HUsHEs OF Maryland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

Ihave this dsy b11shttn- interest % ny former psrt-
ner. " Want In tn drm u Want & Case. and hav
agreed - as-ual~ al n l~ffeiiries O ths 4 ~.
I would N = Fes5ectiuns soiait a cln isuarou o. your
pct ouaae Jas. l. CASE
awurr H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

q The Wilmirgon Jrrssl, % Saturday.
furnishes some particulars Of he recent cleo
toni Noub CaTolins. Messrs. Rufia, Branch.
Crsige and Ciiugmsn are rel els'; MsssrF
Gilmer and Scales are probably elected; but
there is doubt as 70 Mr.. Williams sureess. u
be first district The returns are meagre, IN
sach as have been received show a gain for tie
Democrats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

MoETsoMeRy Far he month OF Jnly ne
Ci'y Spxioao Of NonfgsneTE. Ala reports thar
y seven ce4l - <aich Ten were coloIed
persons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

The foreigners Invariably, and IN mass
3 il the D-mocracf. But DO W. see them
fhafgA anY oficesy DO We see then r.pfe-
hat hfia any Democratic CONVENTION any
h-s,srf Why DO no. toe Democracy give
frfs m reward Cor Ueir hselHF Z Have
use for them a. the poiis2 That is
The -Eak
very kau't see with what PToprieiy the Eagle
FoPsf nasurslizsd citizen . foreigner. When
esda Ener comes to this country, takes tie
be ~ allegiance and is naturalized, be be-
renef 50 American citizen. As a general
fFouia bsss fOreiga-born citizens are not very
n tns5as Tor Office, and 10 not vote witl tue
f0rrups a66 u being rewarded, but from a
ss vile right and duty.
fhisis Eegis thinks we nave 20 use for them
I'll the polls II wsunierstana Know
P sn correctly, it has 70 use fer them
addere. We wonder why the foreigners
thf vote the Know Nothing ticket? Can
lat 4 selI2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

e It viii be rememberei that an Ameri-
can citizen named CHARuEs MORAY, who wss
confined in prisol at -PaTis, was some months
ago shot and killed by the prison sentinel. A
Paris letter writer says that the French gov
eminent has granted to Mr.. MosAY's widow
the very handsome sun Of 10000 francs, OF
eF5 nQO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

- D1ERsBUEe REcoHDER- Toe first num-
-. I new paper, at DysTsburg, in this State,
~. ths above title, rea bed Us yesterday.
-blished BY HAMEER & C~HAsHEss, and
b the former We Sish the enterprise
recess, and bave no fears b t that our
friend HAzNEa, (by the way, be is an
graduate Of TIE APPEAL ofice,) will
smnHn ninssH "iteh oar Memphis
MS vii fld he Raeordcr a valuable
q decentralization with the people Of
IS il Is the only publication in hat SEE
oosntry, ami win undoubtedly obtain a
-. rcalation-
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A ReDrrtd 70 theDcc.i1ns % The suarrne C5r-t a.
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q D. nEafi 70 ne Dred Sutt Cass.
Fso Yeas VS. a n " a-c very Interesting nyrel
- Rev Chts EugIy.
Leono a D'orc an v uOvei ~ CT r james
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Genital 4 riea r Exp orators in De Intrior q
fuiea By 7 BlEVn
Toe Indigenous Racrs % tho Earth or Chsrterz o.
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"lioan aufhors - The o. rypes u Mankind.'
Tue HistoTy OF Ia kew; Lsmzrfinsss nrst w1-k
$ andai; ~ MIS- ] r bikf1td
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add Frircr Love D. Thos. c Upham
kec@eetion - 4 lie Time By 5 G Goodrich.
Llmf pori; complete b G. -. Dicke -.
ALSO-A a-ae and vsrisd s~-0rmaHt Of Law. sshooi.
H--eaI sna MIC hsueo1s Box ~hich We od-r Low
on CASE -
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LOST. LhSTu
GAYOEO RuILDIVG

DstHhbN IN nrncr of MacfsHf and Van street
ID nd he Poet one, . heavy GOLu CHAIN
th- dncer win te i1elaly reward d By iesvfrE a. Al fhi-
lmce- z l. WILLIAMS.
angit "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

7 Osr or sroLEN ON ~ On tss sstb o. w,v i..,
Il lhatrq z q cmmcn sz Il bfscz iestFs
sunk '~oltaniug a few a ticies u CTethiuE and N.
NeHi'g ptpersl one not ~ Csa~es Bfanf %. % c.
lumoia 1run .fer one huudrd srd atty orars snfoar
~ on ne sstl-r or hree hundref ard hrr Do lar
- nae Al ut the asf of -rptfmbsr. 1854 Ard %
- ? . bFuum 81 Ascnn reun fr forfy dollar
tisTn IN fa1aary - tehTrarv last ~ ptvsble 70 M
hersny ierF rra1 pfrfous from trsdlr g 10. he sane.
tnd teoss Who ave TIE claims D. pfy D. - aft-r person
taen mr-f y. r. C~AETWRlGHr.
asEfS-d al rau1f 49, -
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SlOO DOIIarS.

Z uns arr Warnrs rot 20 trad rr a rnt= drsWn
= - M Tor Que Haadrei Dol,rs datrffhe - \ saly.
1851, and "a ahi 10 ~ ord 2 20 y Par1 ard rndorsad
"a I, - ~ sl1tnern Blnf n I~rEressee, . ~ ssae
"a sss q n''''i HzAs1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

lispa 81 AZ Old THEArRIoAL-Mr. r.
tSrrEoHAM, In old member Of the the
asscrrefessiou, died OF he l0lh inst, at
rt is Fayetts county. He was well
It isl a thsatricsl manager in days gone
~ / a. Tor some lime lessee Of The Oh
"a ;r Theatre in Philadelphia. Mr..
cHan has not been or the stage for
wears. ard was at The time Of bis
ia retiremsa. with lis family. H
gsass Ct age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

TIE Esps is altogether 10 error in sup-
that we wish all The American or Know
z papers in the Soath abolished. We
hink Of doing without both ths Mars
PC roe Eggk. They are valuable auxilisnes
brit dDruocracy aboa. election times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15
In Rasfnn r1sf.

~ DUNIUU VVoI9
-R I~NrENDTNG 10 ave up % sOOT and-sRl
tfEt SHOE buslue : I uf1 ssH y st0k On
had. c~ousi~fins = Heavy D~s suc
- Shoes, a. bostcn csf. III sttck va
made 40 BY The best manufacfurea ami co1prSra The
most q srsbls Gos<s fr PAL and " nt-r trad Dealers
vii nd % O. their lnie-est % * mine the sfcct-
AiWars - hand The bet q atty % LEATHER Of 81
kind which ! sel a Wh iesa ard -etsu a. a smal ID
vance u9un m-nufr ur~rs' Frce-.
WanfFd 800 900 HIDES Ai-c. FEHS and fELIRTi
- v n vii par ~ highs cash rTi e..
snes - Al rrSr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

How THE kAEsAs REvoLU rIoHIsTs Evap,
PAYING THEIR IAxEs--h a speech al Q AN.
dafo, ROBINSON, WL0 claims o Be governor OF
KANSAS grder the Topeka free-Slste eonstitn
tIon. staiei the following as The plan Of opsrs.
tiods which his faction had determined upon
1.-The (Walker) attempted 10 collect rsxp.
the people would refuse 10 paw them. The,
woull be Obliged to proceed 10 he u<uil way
to adEeFtis e he properly, to get customers "a
buy a., and then to sell K. No FREE State 10 a.
woull tuy The property thus advertised n
v%entured 10 say that no pro slavery men would
dare II come Into Lawrence and bid for ssrl.
property (CbeeIs) Bat IL they did so-If
Walker placed troops enough to Brotect them
the free State men would bid for he properly
Ill 1t went 80 high hat it was worth more
than its value and The tax too. Then the,
woaii, pc haPs, be dnabieto pay for it, Tiers
WIS 10 law 10 prevent men from bidding for
property, even If hey bad 70 money to pay fof
al (LaBghter.) a thousand would be pre-
pared 70 70 this, so that before Walker got
through with La yrence ;he next presidential
election would come of. (Lsushter.)
GRBAT BRirA1E-fhe Washington Uaion
in an ar iicie upon he cost Of India 10 the
Br't,sh Treasury, says:
Her Hta Nre IS poured out almost as pro-
fusely AZ her best blood. Daring be FIRST six
months Of this year Cup to Jpne 30) ,hefe we're
exported from ths single port Of Southampton
to British India. ia silver coin, The enormous
sum OF 81 Sic 10. while, n meet the balance
OF trade n favor Of China, the amount OF sil-
yer exported from the same por5 during the
same period 70 Chinese ports was SI5S55.570.
The sgEregate Of these sans exceeds BY 500
O00,000 HI amount exported to the Est H.
dies and china doritg be first six mon be Of
1856 Thus he Chapess war Rd the mptiay
20 the E-st ladies viii prove ~dngaisry disss-
Tous 70 the Blush Treasury"
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TO tRe Public,

OWING o. the ceu1agvation on b. IS June last
" by which We wer- burnt 4ut aud bring unsb 10
g. an1the house IN watch 10 continue our business. ~
a1w set-m cur slrcrc fhafks 20 b. manv friends
Ehase patronsEe We 'u1yei. and nov rcummrud 90
heir favor eur lats giitIers, STEW ri KING o. To-
above busiaess- n. ID. L. SrEWARr,
JAS. " KS
P. SIN shove hrm Is fully autho1zsd t. cn1est snI
clos The business tbe hrm 90 stewart. King < Co
AID al Drrsou ind-1fvd are he-eDy rcqu-st-a b c me
ErFard aud settle the ssme.
au2s-sm SrEW n TING a co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

FROH he ias-crib.r on he ussht OF
TZNfh@ 5 h in~t . 3AEK c0LO4FD~
NHORSsi besv 1t IL -aof orl--;
naiu al o Ger mas a star nhl fDfeh-ad ~ttrd 49,
ve tbink ore white foati los A. rsfher vh.tf immedi-
rteiy arousd the e5es; : asoat 2 yeas cid, and i5s "
10 fand biah-
Asa Ark CnIORED NuLE ~fH. soc. aud
harne = markeff aba r6hs4ds hiRh . o. s yesrsa -
Any prr-oH return NJ he ssm-. o. givirg insrrmaff n
VII 81 VIII head 10 fh-ir rceevsrF vlI - ihers v resarL
= bv HRtCaAa a ~GALREtTH.
au1f1 In No 6 Grnf NV Nfuulfa T-rn
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ChOiera, Diarrhea. bloody Flux,

Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIux.
Sc. sc.
THERE g 10 disea-v mat pr, tra,ss h-maa bings IN
30 short > time, auithat reli-rs tha syst-m - uarou-
scious Of tie rensdis wen sppis-d, as tree snd IL
there ore heaoves al persons VITO varus their lives der r
tha. am thias else r membcr that &C. ays are CANCER
ous" A oon as you fsi the siazhavst s7mpiom Of
Darrhea call for a bottlsof Slsdgss Chol,ra o. Dsar-
rhae Syrup one d Sc O Ehica, u ukru IN ttus will re-
ieve yeu Rem mb-r, this l. ~ cum, nsiy devised hum
bog a. se have III evld-nces ~ Prove The fac All w.
Ak Is a trial.
FOr Colds Coughs. Asthma. BFOn-
chitis, Consumption, SC,
Uss D.. sLEOGg's H0AEuO-NO PECrUx ~ Al
q the above are tor "a 2 at al the DRUG 81 res snd upos
enquiry NAY Be bunl IN aIt tn toEas a "a Wig
in sLEDGE & Co
Sole P ~o7detcrs, NcmBais, Tenn,
70 whom al order. must D. ldi-rs- Ell Tvs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

Pass mN RouND -I~5t here this morning.
in ohsdiencr t2s g-ffir hitt from Judge Lynch,
an.cp D mogih fA Aseiifionist aad Unaer Ground
Rsiliosd sAgeHt, Rancid. a. Ser egs, whobsd
teep making himeeis conspicuous ~ ih- advo-
eacy. OF is iucsudisy pTiFciRies- ass him
roand. gentlsmeu Of The press
RsoipftsH: said S riggs is about twenty
tive years Of age, FIVE feet six or seve inches
high. spare made. irskin, Ugh hair ana blue
eyes, Is 6usutiH conversstion, and is tolera.
blr wei Informed avs ~ occupation a esr.
rage trinueE-RiYsy Mss advertiser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

IfHI oloEf0I1FTs q % GIV0El I0Ilr7lT, aTe r.
II quesud - meet a. TIA Cfantine Recn - Jan
VibirSer. q s 9cioc., Ear1r1ay a~ftfrn1cc. a bdrt-
Ee ud11rrH soliotd. anclf =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

Two MES KrLLED.-We learn from the Az
yusta COnsiiiuiioHaliEt that on the 10th inst.
near Aiken, S. c two men were killed-one q
hem was named VIZ. RAEDLz, ard socially
known, in bis nsighbofhood, as Peach Or
chsrd Billy Rsndle,' and the name of the 9th
er wss-TATioR- They were found dear
on The line Of the Railroad, but whether killed
BY he cars, or murdered and placed on the
track, we have not lesrneL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

PKoGsEss OF The KoBILE AND OHIO RAN
RoAD-From the Mobile EBeHtng MRS, "
!esrn fhsttwo vessels arrived at that port Or
he 3Ist nit, each with a large quantity Of iror
for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. One Of D.
vessels brought 2Os7 bars of iron, and tie
other hss 1902 bars and 4i02 fishers. Tie
work Of tsck-lsying, VIII ca his bsen lol a
long time suspended for the " nj Of mae al,
viii row probably be resumed aad continued
with energy, and without inteIraptOn. until
he final completion of the read to its terminus
on the father OF the waters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15
9e0 SObrttlssmtnts.
TRlIEl TRlDE!! TRllEMI

TRtfEl TRADE!! TRAiE!!!
Al aushrritsfts trade ID sest o. va:nsbr N,i-
u - 81 PTcp-rfy for a sfacE ~ Dr. Gods.
ALsO-1S scres b-.utiiIi H1Ldire sitss On ne PLANK
Stat Line road
ALsO-Ihs coeEfun House With i2s .erss Of Land
Cal -oun.
For sale on Liberal Terms,
A PLANTATION ~ aHas IAN the eisr
on BE- Hsruauls nord, eoutsinmE SIS aores. nirsiv r.
pr we'd.
2op acres q hssvry ruberea Land. 3 mites hom IT,
city On he HIN Lara raaf.
Wanted.
A SHALL PLACE fram J % S allies rom IN sstv
D folrrftls im~prsfenents in x haugs Tor 4 stoet y
Dy Gods u ab0lt IS 90
Wanted TO Hire.
80 STOUT NEGRnE5 fr H. usr % S s4msasts.
Apo4I taly o. 9 . HANNA.
saslS-Im Rsai E'tafs 4gnt isFroarR y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-04
Lor1Y,

We find the Following genuine original sPeci-
men of 'highellutin" in the last CayrOLtos Free
Press, black Republican paper of the blackest
kind. Is the editor Of the Free Press making
fun Of Bingham? or is he crazy? Itmust be one
or the other
HoN. JOHS A. BINGHAM.-Again the voice Of
our own Representative in Congress, has been
heard in his own inimitable and scathingly sar-
castle style He has applied the scalpel to the
carcass of the Presidents Message, and has expo
sed to the naked eye its utter loathsomeness.
He has shown that its loathsome carcass IS too
rotten to bear patch work. That the President
has, by the most absurd contortions, so twisted
the true intent ard meaning ofthe express pro-
visions Of the Constitution cf the United States
as to entirely subvert its spirit and therefore the
monstrously absurd and ridiculous conclusions
of logic contained in the foul production. We
say foub because fits most infamous attack up
on a party in whose ranks are tens Of Thousands
more competent and who would more honorably
ELL the seat he so ANONYMOUSLY disgraces- W.
shall give Mr.. BinghaIn's speech entire mex
week
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adams Express COrnpai,y.

1t will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that adams cypress Company" now
run regular Messenger Mr.. A. F. Moore, on
the Steubenville and Indiana Railrod, between
Cadiz and Steubenvillc, leaving Ca1iz every
morning at 7-2O and returning every evening at
5-45. Adams Express Company is known
throughout the country as perfectly safe and re-
liable. Mr.. Moore, the Messenger, is well quail
flied for the post, and will make careful and at
tentiye officer This will be great accommo
dation to our business men, and they shonld pat
ronize it to the fullest extent Packages, &c.
can be left at the Cadiz Depot with Mr. Beall
when the Messenger is on the road.
We say again. see the advertisement of Adam
Express Company in another column Of to-day
Sentinel.
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Report OF one Of the Smelling, Com
I2tttees.


We are indebted to Hon Charles Warfel Tor
copy of the report of the joint committee o.
the General Assembly, on The Public Works oil
Ohio" Having known ttre chairman of the
committe, Honorable Cornsiius Springer Hamil-
ton, for the last burtceh years; and knowing his
great anxiety to Distinguish himself on all Occa-
sions we read the report carefully TO see what
kind of q mountain "Neil' had brought forth.
After giving it this careful perusal we must say,
(although We are sorry to say it on account Of
old acquaintance that it is the "softesL 4attesi
thing,p that We have ever read. 1t neither
proves one thing nor another. 1t is only tat
tsnpts' throughout. How much time was spent
by this Distinguished Committee in producing
these 14l pages, they do not inform US. How
much it cost the State to produce them, is a
matter that we are left entirely ignorant Of
Would it not be well to appoint another "snael
ling committee" to ascertain how much money
was very foolishly squandered by this commit
tee? As smelling Committees seem to be pop
ular with Black Republicans, we hope that they
will go to work, and appoint this one.
How much time those gentlemen spent in at
tending to electioneering purposes in behalf OF
black Republicans during the past Summer and
Fall, at the States expense, instead of attending
to to the business for which thsy were appoint
ed, is also a matter that we are left in the dark
about. All of these things this committee
should have informed US about.
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Mn. BUcHAsAs AsD KASsxs.-Some ofhe
knotv-nOthing papers (says the Nashville UniOn)
profess to believe that Mr.. Buchanan will not
be true to the South on Kansas matters. We
tell these papers that to be true TO the South,
il is only necessary to be true to the COnstitu-
ton. The Democratic party does not expect
nor desire that the incoming administration
shall do anything to make Kansas slave or free
state. that is exactly the policy we oppose
Nor do they care what Mr.. Buchanan,s private
views may be on the abstract question of slavery
so he recognizes and enforces its constitutional
rights. The democracy stand upon national,
not sectional principles; and all they ask for is
that no outside influence shall be brought to
bear upon this question, but that it shall be left
solely TO those whom it concerns, viz: The peO-
pie of the Territory Themselves.
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vsIaemr yc! Hear ycI Z"

- The next term ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
for Harrison County, commences in Cadiz on
Tuesday, February 10, 1857.
We desire to publish LEGION Of Honor the
first week In March next Of all moneys received
on subscription to the "Sentiner' during the
month Of February. We not only desire that
this "Legion" shall be benefit to ourselves but
credit to our patrons. Let every patron Of the
suSsnhnsf,, do what he can forus. Money car
!. .bs sent by mail at our risk We should like tc
she all ofthe patrons of the Sentinel during
;, the mouth Of February. Come friends ana pa!
up all arrearsges, and begin the next volume
without owing for it.