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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-07

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, Aprils, 1857.
I hereby certify that the foregoing acts are cor.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-05-07
NO. 3,

Dated April Sd, 1857.
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and the officer holding the pollock or election returns,
shall summon the parties to appear at a certain time and
place which shall not exceed twenty days from the day
OF election, before a court, over which the highest officer
in rank, or Oldest in commission present shall preside,
which court shall be composed of not less than three,
nor oyer i've commissioned officers, whom he skall sum-
mon for that purpose; and the officer holding the election
returns shall issue any summons that may be applied FIR
by either of the parties to procure the ATTENDANCE Of wit
nesses; and all such officers as compose said court shall
appear in full uniform, and the party so applyinp shall
serve the same, and endorse the time thereon, which shall
be at least two day previous to the sitting Of such court.
ana shall make a return thereof to the president of said
court at the time and place therein mentioned. and e,cb
Witress thus summoned shall be paid fifty cents for
each DAY. sattendance as such; out of the funds of the
proper brigade, on the certificate of the presiding officer
OF the court; and such court when met, shall hear and
determine the same, and report their decision in writing
70 the oticer who holds such return, which decision
snail re hnai and conclusive; Provided, that notice TO
the adlutant general, of the intention of any elector to
contest the election, of any Major General shall be given
within fifteen days~ after the election
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Sec. SO. n any candidate or elector chooses TO con-
test The validity Of any election had under the provisions
Of this act, as to the right Of any person proclaimed dn-
y elected an officer. he shall give notice thereof IN wr.,
ing to the officer who holds the election returns, witnin
ten days from the time Of holding such election ana
within said time, and In like manner he shall notify the
person whose election he means to contest, ex-
pressing the point or points on which he mesus to rely,
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Gen. Cass on the FIIIibusters.


The following communication from the Sec
rotary of State was transmitted to the q. S.
Marshals and o. S. District Attorneys, on the
18th ult:
SR:-FTom information received at this de-
partment, there is reason to believe that law
less persons are now engaged, within the lin
its of the United States, in setting on foot and
preparing the means for military expeditions
to be carried on against the possessions of
Mexico, Nicaragua, and Costa RIGA, Repub-
lies with whom the United States are at peace,
in direct violation of the 9th section of the
act of Congress, approved Goth of April, 1918:
and under the Sth section of the said act It is
made lawful for the President, or such persons
as he shall empower, to employ the land and
naval forces of the United States and the mi
lita thereof for the purpose of preventing the
carrying on of any such expedition or enter
prise from the Territories under the jursdic-
ton of the United States. / am therefore di-
rected by the President to call your attention
to the subject, and to urge you to use all due
diligence and To avail yourself of all legitimate
means at your command to enforce these and
all other provisions of the said act OF the 2Gth
of April, 1918, against those who may be
found to be engaged in setting on foot or pre-
pairing military expeditions against the Terri
tories Of Mexico Costa Rica, and Nicaragua,
so manItestly prejudicial to the national char
acter, and 50 injurious to national interests,
and you are also hereby instructed promptly
20 communicate 70 this department the earliest
Information you may receive relative to such
expeditions.
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
Signed, LEWIS 'CAsS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
Suspension of the Harpers.

The New York Mirror of the 9th inst says:
The suspension of the great Publishing
House of Harper & Brothers is, in our judg-
ment an act of the soundest prudence, though
it took the public greatly by surprise. The
House is known to be very wealthy, but it
very will knew, that as their customers in the
country were unable to make any remittances,
for want of currency and of exchange, it was
an Exquisite piece of folly" for them to give
up all their own earnings to usurers and Wall
Street cut Threats. By a suspension they gain
time, and pay but per cent interest; by 60
ing on, they would sink their whole capital.
We know the Publishing House; and we adj
wise all others similarly situated to follow their
example. Are we going to permit the family
of Shylock to get the whole of our property
for nothing?
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Serrcd I'm RLrht.

We met two messengers on Saturday evening
who had been to Paducah to draw coin from
the banks there, but came away without it. One
of them was from Cincinnati and the other from
this city. On their arrival at Paducah the OBJ
iect of their visit having become known, Ghey were
waited on by a committee Of citizens, who inform
ed them that they could not get any coin from the
banks The committee stated to them that the
banks had been subjected to a constant depletion
of their coin by Cincinnati assortinghouses for the
last month; that, the citizens who expected assist
snce from the banks which could not be extended
to them If this permitted had taken the matter
in hand, and should inteTpose TO stop it. The mes
sengers nevertheless, tried TO get into the banks
when they opened. The Cincinnati man did get
into the door, but the crowd around the counter
great that be could not approach it. The Louis
vile man could not get within two hundred yards OF
the door.
We learn that Cincinnati black-carpet man
pretty thoroughly egged at Shelbyvile Satur-
day He permitted to draw the coin from the
bank, and he came out he sluted with eggs.
He made his exit out Of the place in double quick
time, leaving his horse and buggy behind.
We have another Incident in point: Cincinna-
ii broker made his appearance in South Bend, Ind,
with a carpet sack full of bank notes the branch
bank of the State, located there. The news OF his
coming had reached the town by telegraph, and
when be stepped of the cars be was gwen by the
people summary "notice" to quit. lie lett by the
train, wiser il not better man.
We agree with a contemporary, that 10 run on our
substantial banks for coin now is infamO Us. The
institutions undoubtedly good II left alone; but
if they are forced redeem at once, they must H.
eVtably close their doors. II may be well enough
TO sell gold for any price It is worth provided I
be Iegitmately obtained; but for a lew brokers to
pursue such a course as they know must inevitably
ruin hundreds, and perhaps thousands, effectually
stop the wheels of business and IN the end throw
the industrious poor by tens OF thousands out OF
employment and force them TO beg or starve, is an
Oh. hsNR
which the community regards very mach as it does
highway robbeTy.-LoH. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

THE PILL TRADE.-Who could dream of the
magnitude such undertaking the manufacture
of Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into
general use. And how painfully do the following
numbers speak of the amount of human sickness
and suffering, that little mOrsel of remedy goes
forth to combat and subdue. DR.. j. @. AVER, OF
Lowell, manufactures in his laboratory forty gross
per diem of his Cdthartic Pals, through all the
year. This is eight boxes minute or one dose a
second We thus find over As 900 persons swal-
low this pill every day, 1895, 900 q MONTH
Physicians, think of thaIl 43 900 patients day,
who seek relief from the medical skill of man.
Surely that man should be, as he is in this case,
of the first intelligence and of the highest
character. His Occup ,tion entails upon him fear
ful responsibility for the veal or woe of his fellow
man. PainSUiLEe Courier.
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$4,000 Bush


~ Another link Of submarine telegrsphic
communication has just been laid. France is now
united TO her colony Of Algeria. Hitherto = sea
distance Of one hundred and iorty-slx miles, be-
tween Cagiiari, in Sardinia aud the Agerine coast
has remained 70 be completed. Notwithstanding
the shortness Of the distance, the depth ct one
part Is equal the greatest depth Of the Atlantic
plateau. The cable, however, vas paid cut rapidly
and without accident and little doubt is en ertained
of Its permanent safety. Newal Co, Of BHken-
head, Liverpool were the manufacturers, and they
had contracted 70 take all the risk Of the opera.
ton. The length of line used vas l72 miles, aud
It's cost $50 600. les construction vas different ia
some important resPeets from thss Of the Atlaatie
cable, and NewaI 4 Co. consider that coasid.
cradle ssouOmy might have besa eEsetsd in The
latter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

TIE GRAPE IN FRANCE.-Under the persevering
use of sulphur on the wires for several years in
succession, the grape disease in France seems to
have become extinct. The Paris correspondent Of
the New ork Journal of Commerce, under date of
September 10, says: Throughout the vine-grOw-
ing depar tments the main difficulty is an adequate
supply of casks and bottles, of which the prices
are consequently too high. We cannot remember
year in which our fruit market exhibited greater
plenty, variety, or superior quality.
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE
SENATE.

SEN Al Be
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IA.
Senate bill tn establish certain civil Districts IN
Hamilton county passed Sd reading,
dailv papers vas amended by inserting three and
adopted.
Senate resolution directing committee on tipphng
to report bin to prevent the preparation ana SAFE
of aduterated liquors was adopted.
Senate resolution to raise committee On fuohc
Printing was adopted.
The Resolution 10 elect United State Senator was
amended BY inserting the 9th, and made the spe
cal order for Monday. f1@
Adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

A ToueH CUsroMER.-A letter from Carroll
ton, Missouri, 10 the Fairmount Viygiat,g
says: 'Our nearest ueighbor is Joseph Webb
who was born in Richmond, Va, in the wear
1858, September s be fought under George
Washington, and voted Tor every President
from Washington TO Buchanan, William Henry
Harrison excepted. lie was also shot through
the abdomen at the battle Of Landy's Lane.
and received slight wound 10 tue Florida
war, and was knocked down and severely
shocked in the earthquake at New Madrid.
Taking il all into consideration lac has been
tough old customer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

NATIONAL TEsTIMoNIAL.-Capt A John
son, of the Norwegian bark Ellen, has receiv-
ed from President Buchanan testimonial
more honorable than the decoration of al or
der from the hands of an Emperor The pre-
sentation was made at Norfolk in pursuance
of the following letter:
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MARRIED..

At residence of L. Lyons Wednesday, the 18th
inst. at O'Clock P. NJ, Mr. SAMUEL LYONS and Miss ELI
ABErH IsAACs Mr. LYONS and Miss LOUISA DELs
SIR
At Sunny Side, Eastport Miss, Thursday
ming the LIST inst b. Rev. Dr. NJ J. Blackwell Mr. JOHN W.
MCKNIGHT Easport, formerly Of Nashvine and Miss
MATHS A, daughter of Marcus Cook, Esq
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

A New WINE We had the pleasure of tasting
Ito us) new wine, made from the juice of the to-
mato. We consider ourselves a "good Judge of
vine" aud pronounce this first rate article. 1t
is made with other ingredients than the pure
juice of the tomato and sugar, and very much re-
sembles champagne, a light transparent Color with
a pleasant favor We believe it can be made equal
to the best champagne.-Ba Te,lnesseeGn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

wife, Hester Ann Chiffon having len my bed and
VI board, without proyoct alton, hereby eau
ton all persons against trading Fh trusting her In any
way my account, yi not be poo lille for any
debts liabilities, contracted by her account or In
my name.
.entIE-Irna IEAA N. oHILInA.
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KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE. MINING AND
MANU- ACQUIRING COMPANY.

600 SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE.
XHTIIL be sold the Merchants exchange on Friday
w night, October 6h. mmed at-ly after ihs sale q
the funds Of the Badng aud Loan Assoc1o go shares
Kentucky and Tennessee aiEins and Maa-
afactuTing Company. The lands u his CoaPany ars
located Immediately the Nashville and henderson
Railroad embracing The finest Coal lands Iae celebrated
Goal Fisid Of Kentucky. Stock ali paid in
Octf5-2t.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob MIL

II As ju-t received the highest premum at the great
II National Far ~ cusvils and aso a. the Ohio State
Fair Cincinnati the Little Giant, Star and Magic
Allla.
Il is adapted crushing Corn sud Cob, Rye, Oat &C.
stock and grinding Tor family uAe, dstisries
&C. Is gr ng surfaces be ed q Of
dol ar being separate from the other portions
Of the Mil.
Farnshed complete with pairs Of grinding rings for
hy dollars. Travelling Agents wanted sell the above
Nils. J. c, BALDWIN co,
Oct7-dtwsN8u. 81 College street, Nashville.
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NEGROES ron SALE.


NNTk wia epsa Estz' Hshasai q Cedar 80.
oct6. J. 4 ". n0oZE.
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a Rare Chance &c ger good AerN ants.
NV ENFR FIVE thirty NeErsss. soDsissins q Asc
WaGeDs beya G1d oiTis. special atteasloa = eR1es
= Ne. CooE, washer and tEoneF, and Eooa f3lLis
szrsAnt aith lksls shltas
fspfst, BOYD %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15

Alexander Humboldt celebrated bic elghty-eizhsh
birthday on the I4th Of September. A Hambsr 81
dsputalions called upoa him 70 oder him shelr con-
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Exports of Grain.

The New York Mirror of the 9th has the
following;
Among the vessels loading for Europe, the
following are loading grain for LiverPooI:-
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! am, sir, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CAss

Tie chronometer Is superior gold cased
one, With massive gold chain attached, aud
cost PROBABLY some :hree hundred dollars. On
the back OF the inner case il bears the inscrip-
ton: " The President of the United States TO
Captain A. johnson, Norwegian Bark Ellen,
for his humane, prompt, Jealous and success
full efforts in rescning persons from the wreck
of the steamer Central America, 1857" The
gift is most appropriate one, and the acknow-
ledgmeut il gracefully oonveys does credit alike
to the chief Of the Government and the I'm
name and energetic recipient to whose merits
1t bears witness.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-15
LUMBER! LUMBERM

TNHE subscribers have STEAM SAW MILL in success
ful operation In JACKSON county, Ala. the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Rail- DAD, Steverson Depot,
and are prepared furnish all kinds q LHmher and In
quantity, the shortest notice. They respectfully
solicit FROM in the OF Nashville wishing
Lumbtr Of ary de ption They viii deliver Lumber at
any depot g. Railroad.
Reptl2 SIN INGALLS,, TALLY co.
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llelron0Iilan EaIing Hense.

E'WELVE or fourteen gsntleusa eaa be Pseaseatil
rpened md bearded e. Gas street, ne n tas Osi
81 foetlu-tfl Jas. y kERLY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. Speaker Donelson presented report of the
condition of the Union Bank, and so copies were
ordered TO be printed for the use OF the House.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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COTILLON PARTY.

AfR. GOODWIN viii give COtiion party ~ hs rooms.
W ever Bcechs store. colieEe street, On i11fs4y
octooer 18Th Hln Rooms orn Tor TIE rec ioA
q paPls 0ays Of tai ioa for ladies and masters Aea-
day, Friday aad Saturday. Gsailemens Sass Ao1d4y
and fIlaag. lroa ] . hal pasl 5. oe.la--.-
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TIE LIFE OF 5 CHEAT ORATOR
S. S. Prentiss. of Mississippi.

W. II. BERRY & 90. have on sale
THE LIFE OF 9. s. PRsNTIss. Edited by his Brother.
8vO s. 12mo.
Next 10 Patrick Henry :. 8. Preniiss was the greatest
natural orator that has appeared IN this country.
Dazzling Wit sarcssm apt Illustrations and brilliant
figures Of speech poured in prousion from his rs-hSrne
on torrent feeling rhi,h irresistiby carried away
whatever audience he addressed.
". y. BFRRY & 90. haV also on sale
WTRrs LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY. vol.
GARIAND's LIFE or JOHN RANDOLPH.
MAFsHALL's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
MORRIS LIFE OF SHERIDAN. Octl4-
BALDwIN's FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MIS-
sISsrPPT.
BALDwI<'s PARTY LEADERS. Being Sketches Of
Jeferson, Hamilton Jackson, CLAW, &c oetl4.
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DEPARTMENT OF STArp
S. T. SAWYER Esq, Collector of the Custom

AsHINHION, oU oept-, 1907.
S. 7. SAWYER, Esq, Collector of the Customs,
Norfolk, Va:
SIR-I transmit pocket chronometer and
chain, which the President has directed to be
presented TO Capt. a. johnson, OF the Norwe-
gian bark Ellen, as a slight testimonial of his
services in rescuing, under most trying circum-
stances, 30 many of the survivors from the
wreck of the Central America. will thank
YOU TO deliver these articles 10 Capt. johnson
ard express TO him the Presidents high sense
of his gallant, energetic aud successful exer-
tions upon the occasion referred 10.
] am, sir, your obedent servant,
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Fanny Ferns New Book.
res In lie "a " e s /.
BY FANNY FERN.
In volume, Blue and Gold.
From The Hsuo York Courier.


Fanny's leaves ALWAYS fresh lively and piquant and
they have the arCma Of about hem There a
many Troessed cri'ir 10 saw that FANNY rrde
vursr and fppsnt Put this class Of critic think that
anything Is and vulgar, ard hppsnt, that T. not
Commonplace and Gun, and stUTid = akespeaTe- md
Bvr"n and Sterne, and addison, and Fisl ms dread
fully coarse. ard they dreadful popular French
critic has cont ared Shakespeare TO dung hin bu what
OF m Critics win have their say, nd they have TiEht to
what they think: and the puh'c has tight think
nd IL always exercises his fight vithout
regard the opinion Of critics than the weather shows
for the church steeP'e. The public have fven
unquestonable evdeTces OF hkirg Fanny FERNS che
and the public OF what is and vu
FannVs style has the vivaciy, tersenes, and cpl
grammatical Eveliness Of the French school, while her
fancy fun OF genial tenderness teemine with
idiomStic Of English writer's There some who com
plain that she Is Tagraphst, and she IS and
Soor aud Franklin and Pope, and Montague
and Ia Rochefor caUld Becon. But it would be an
odd objection male any author that r. pressed
into aTaRraph the Wit which another in vain attempted
dHuse through an ESSAY or a volume. Fanny Fern
climbed into reputation through the greatest difficulties
She wrote fer obscure journals and compelled the world
to recognize her genius in spite of the unfortunate chan
nels through which she addressed Il
The present volume is pretty little with gilt
edges and qusi binding VI ieh has aniquated look,
making agreeable contrast 20 the common blue aud
gold now the rage amc ng book manufacturers.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
W. T. BERRY & CO,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS:
LEGISLATIVE GUIDE.

W. r. BERR Y = GO. have just received
The Lefsldtre Guide containing al he rules TO- con
Quoting bu mess in Congress- Jefferson Manual and the
Citizens MAMMAL; with copous and rFnal refer
eness explaining the rules the ory therefor de-
signed to econoDse time and secure Uniformity the pro
eeedngs OF all de lucrative assemblies.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
w EDsEsDAfs OCe' IL Ao"a -
PETITIONS.

WEDNEsDAY, OCT. IA Ie0ls
PETITIONS.
Mr. Blackburn. of certain citizens of Granger
county praying TO be made citizens Of Union
county.
Mr.. Vsughn, from the keepers of the Peniten-
tary grounds, to be relieved from paying board to
the Agent or keeper of the Penitentiary
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. St. John, requesting aud instruetiug our
representatives. in Congress to obtain the passage of
law giving pensions to certain soldiers, their wild
ows, heirs, sc.
Mr. Rowles' resolution relating to State aid, was
again taken up Mr. Richardson moved reference
of the resolution and amendments to the commit
tee on internal improvements; upon which there
occurred discussion of some length, ending with
call of the previous question, which was sustain
ed by vote of SO to 33. The question recurring
on the motion to refer, prevailed by vote of 81 to
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rTNHE creditors Of G. W. sumner viii learn something
20 their interest by ealing ~ my once No 20 Cherr
street rhose Indebted the Wh please call an
settle, Is long tine cannot be given.
Octi6-daWth n. Q. DUNN.
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~ Is trampling on mans earn one step
towards eukttvatiHg his acquaintance
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RESOLUTIONS.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. Ewing, fo' the relief OF Thos. Shelton.
Mr.. Maris, to repesl the 9th and 10th Section oil
an ACT passed february %, 1856, defining the du-
ties of Railroads.
Mr. Griffith, for the benefit of Constables.
Mr. Goaday, 10 authorize the Leban and other
Law Schools to license Attorneys, &c.
Mr.. Vaughn, to prevent abuses III municipal cor
poratiOns.
Mr.. Richardson, granting administration in
certain cases. All of which passed first read
ing.
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BILLS ON THIRD READING.

Bill concerning the removal of the Seat of JUS
tice of Upton County from Covington to the CEN
tire, was read third time, and after discussion,
passed by So to Is, and transmitted TO the
Senate.
Senate Bill providing time and place for hold
ing the Circuit Court of Cheatbam County ia
ken up read third time and passed, and was
transmitted back TO the Senate.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ladies' List.

OEMATEING uncaiIed for in the Post once At
IL villes oetober IS, 1851