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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

q AUCTION The FOLLOWING REAL EsrArE AT
"a ibe 1ercbanis's xchaDge roursdas, March l9Oor
o& b % re Via street asd 9 stanta
house and lot Sc Lewis street house an III al Stanton
sves Also opposite ccrnss OF Lewis and stsnon street
Rca Sr4 Stanton l9l Lewis Foe psrts
MAYS apply al the odcc Of the au,oneer H. b. HEaTs Jr,
No. w Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

L2Y HENRY H LEEDS COON FRIDAY, MARCH
ID at II O'clock IN the gallery the store 70 Nassau
street large collect On 81 miscellaneous pa unss 70 be sold
10 elose nvoises comprising others several boe
pee by Recs BeAbeur ITO fchn dt Borcser, A Cara
bal Dopr Paf Van scbedes Malhrspche. LIE Ivle 8ro
xbard Cbbsx De Ia Yergbe others Of equal oelebry
elo o elegant ooored dra stngs iby q. De
a. Byuse heiser Adam Juels. koels and ohers,
pethsr with a I lumber Of color ed engraviDRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

s-tAUyIoH.-SsD HxvARp.-7Ha ruB4Io Azn W O.
~ der cautioned against purehsnG he following cunsrs
ssssp esshscs 49, ia q l<s Aess, so - 20
stolen fruu oc1cs- tbs pubDc ano cnxoned
ssas, puess.as aay bonds q ae ahqys sesoinaHon -
uaspcys Of which have bsou shd rhe above reward
v ~ psA her Ne end cuyCon Of party etas
Aoss~ne srv ale rse Jrdd lAnsAed and eRcra ca On
psny. ALRxAkDna KNf0RT, Prsndsnl
w.M. v. W,I1iApsor. secrssary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


a ITHONY ). BiHE0KER, AUOfI0NKER.
a mansion and scres Of gsoand oppo se J. epetsvs
. the boctswav rlaDk road 1t suottoa "a. BLEsOK CH
90 viii sell Wednes6ay Nsrch ID u - ocoot =, the
ostsJ ssltIs Rose with large double hoase there.
kinds Of fruit and shade treee and u ne$r the brooklyn
nd Jamaica plank roads a. Long Island RAload This de-
slspd and adm hably sdsp far gentleman resdenoa
Ian be purchss a. private sale. Terms Maps ~ he
Nee, NO Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

u The married OF ncse about 70 marry By Or. p. bot
hsh he aahox ard lecturer. One hundr~d and Ninety
raea Price one dollar. Psshsked By Z W srRoFG, No.
hesof cost on receying Gre dcllv so< he sdfr-s rh
bpct gives ~ ne ncs brown on thess important tF4cs.
plainly enough for al 70 understand and - svcy seruhc
sd from the slightest OBJECTION Rvsry sdult psr
ssu shouh pcssess h-nedical Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
BALES AT AUCTION.

I vANDawATKR, AuorWNkxRcwiLL 5uLt
81 tt CAV Maych Is Al if% O'Clock 800 Fourth street
all the ed In the sbovr house al on wncn -
Of the best quality aud manufacture rro5 en-
ooth 70 eesere French piss'; sew.ss a,s Easy
top centre tablea sioe do nsguihcsns rosesod octave
panofste bronze clock vases esesere se 1so
cfeni and noaern tapestry caroets &c. &c nncs
room copss of black extension fana 6 feet dioes
CHAIRS louugss mirrors elosss cvpets ac china dinner
and silver plated wAe lnve iMss s2oe,a
Al xo Bedroom furniture CONSISTS Of rosewood And
hoganv bedstesds GOOD aed mssoysny mSbe top ba
resua wahstands ooDodes tables .b,rs lounges mrros
vases cocks Carpets &C.. Sc; hall stand e.cloh stair
carpet dc Also assortment Of kitchen furniture wsh
which The sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

n a. HORTON AuCrfoNmR--wrLL sxIJ ON sA.
NJ. turday I0 O'Clock al the saiesroon, 20 OAioe ct,
oinure hsr<saEe, ssh sweS. ciosts sai plated
are.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

WILLIAM r. BOYD, AUofIoNsEa; -AUCrioH NO
w ucs Positive And clcsng leSpecla
sale -PoSisvey last assigoee's waicsas
dismonde and slver plated by 1eo-ge Ni,ho
once 66 Nassau street GEORGE NICHOLS with sell
ssiurey NSehH At 10Y O'Clock at $40 Broadway. nater
the IT. Nicbo H0t the goods maina the
sss tCgsher with The balance of this consis log OF
rse suptyer o Of a'eh-s jewers diamonds aad sl
FIRE and mosaic sets and
rings aoe sod nscs'sses guard cAAn, rings
wachss In ala gle aod huptog go,d and silver
pens spd pencils IN fact endless variety OF pe very
ao s!lyer eastrs, cake baskets spoons and forks
lad s, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

n UCTION KOTICE.-THOS BELL, AUOrIONEER by
"A BELL BNsH This day, at 10Y O'Clock IN the safe
'eoms IL North William street, will bs sold yapabls en-
sfy eoode oiotbipg hosiery, eubr0deres fAncs tcea
ew cry watches chains, rings pos &c Alen at II oeb
oAck China SILK 10 patterns 10 su aud In psrecs order one
socket revolver two vaUSbe guns &C. Furniture sale On
saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

T AprEs, TRy RopRRrs' REMEDIES poR YEN.LR
~ dusngewsnts- Reief guaranteed bv frsm 81 70 q IN
post rtccpt OF o. kddrese, 9Th fal parsulasr Dr
ntlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

~ .sgara-A. y; oRlsrALAR. 2, Bowery. win sell. ts
day ns atlen O'Clock large atok Of the above goSs
ssInG he STOCK lesse and liquor sore
scnprirg part hrst els wines braDdea as and run In
dock and old o;vd trsndses Holland go yausics
and 1rish whiskcvs, ~ baskets of Hcidsiok
sLsnesHe STAND up CAKE, aud avc gaan kegs; o.
gusrtr halt and whole chests OF aud black teas;
sperm candles, AZ do SOAP Java cofse
tpes starch SPICES &c ogether with large lot AZ other
also Is Havana and Gomez Ito segars
plso gaa 6n,ures beer pune, conoteys xu,es &c well
worthy the astsstoa Of The trade: BY order Of Go,
Aso 81 II o'c'och, light wagon and 375 lbs Brazilian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
MEDICAL.

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, MAY BIZ CON.
~ suited privately dheases The vcma 81 mtao 4csd
confidence can call on BIN with he certainty Of ceins radical
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
uRsRy B. RERrr. JR ArcrIopHER-eY HBers

HENHf b HER1e, JR LUCTIopkER.-eY HBHu
II MOSS on Friday March ~ alto O'clock, skM wedh
ste sxih and Seventh avenues gentec Aousehed
fun ,Ere bnnsu table, dccou psng sies Of rose scot
srS psror furnisiie IN troOaie and hss co
biaf zoe IN foco order cfss eheirs tAbis coues ex
tension nrg tables glsses NH Brussels end isErsn
cNrps CUSHIONS pictures crockcry beaseads bsddas and
rho ueu - o ment OF Kitchen furnhore with whc1 s t1s
ssn conmss,e Terms cash. All goods 70 be rsmov~ a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13
JANIS COLE. $40 Futon street. Brcoti- y.
ssd Is Nassau street., Nsw scQ
ooLIosr. AucrIoxEER.-pousEH rus

IL ooLTosT. AucrIoNFER-IIoUgEHoLp F0k !
ture In enAa ilos-Narch IS ~ COTTON VIII sell VI
day Friday March IL roy O'Clock. al ~ Beek nan street
isyte smouns ~ hopsshoid tnrnye evsfy xna aaa a.
brccste several cottage suts secret~fes end boosssse
dre-sng bvr~Aus marble VOC dressing and othr huree
card and extens,cn table~ mahogany French bod
eeAds large French plate and oval mirrors oil panus
hsir ye'ae and oking ehsss sHlcs A~eAe: 0e
rrl maple and oak sairs; $50 cottage bcdead so dresS
sne tables carpet In velvet and kc Ae-
A-o large invoice o. walters all sze-- kae VIII be
~ resnptory and nus be removed Ibis day ssd Is marrow.
q q HnRroH AuOTfONnR-.wILL sH Y ON sA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

IA d H. rRAHKLIH 4 con, AUTHORIZATIONS
~ ana ease Oh East Broadway .. a1:san ibis Dag -
WILLIAM IL fRANklIN SON VIII se l. At apc i7n, ,hls
FTiday March Is at t. clys ~: at the Merchants'
sschbpss he brick house and twenty
lsase OF lot No lg hast oyCAd way urth b1uss
above Je street south side The hot 2xS sst hjuas
hsa he CIeton and tn oash The aoasa
econ with aud in ent oder. About
IS 1DC csn re mortgage for year Ths
fou be al any Hone before The sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

DY BERRY II. LEEDS h Co. ON FRIDAY. MAHoH
ID ~ ~ O'Clock In front OF the s'ore % Nassau street.
tcp buggy order, has been but little used; slao
hslt wagon IN running order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

lTOR pCRFOLK AND RICHMOND -rHA UNITED
r. ia msi stsamf hip JAMESTOWN Capt. Parrish yin
sve fey the ssovc phases on Saturday lih inst az oc
NJ pier Is Non river She will NorfJ
sunday afternoon and as Richmond Monday morning Pas
be eputh will proceed without delay by the
ipe 10 Charlestn, Augusta favanps ali &c Travellers
will find this the cheapest pashtest And most expeaoas
Pssssge fare, IN :uopg state Norfolk
Petersburg Richmond g1o hat prcs Apply
LUDLAM PiEAsANT5, SO B-oad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-13

nR LARNONI'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ kdsser and Marriage Guide 1h e<,ioa 400 pages
100 Illustrations: cloh 81 gives The advertised remedies
and shows The superiority OF The Asthors Paris and podor
treatment Of SERIAL oeoases at 81 hercer street ocpoate 81
EicbosA rem 10 A. We recommend DR.. LArmou khc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

SUGAR AND M0LASSES The sales Of Sugar included
hhds New Crop Yellow Centrifugal at and
White Mt about ike y OF Molasses Il bbls New sold OH
private terms having been previously refused for the
lot
FLOUR About 200 bbls disposed Of including 700
Unbranded in lots at 81 So 2C0 nj 81 3OS4 co.
500 supene Fancy S. 62@S5 u.s. and $50 superfne
at s. 621s y Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn included 200 sacks Ordinary
Mixed at &c. and 62O Yellow and Mixed in three lots re D
bushe nothing reported and Prime OH the
market 474 sacks ST. Louis (Back) sold at 5354c
463 545 302 eed OATS ut 55c bushel sales
of embraced sacks in two lots at Tic o 100 lbs
the levee
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing very slowly at
S27 50 n bb with demand for round OF Bacon 10
casks Ribbed Sides and As iierces Fancy Sugar
Cured Hams lots at 16c D In Lard we noticed
only retail transactions II, ia Inc for Prime
COFFEE Dull and dropping with sales OF 100 bags Prime
lOc, aid 1855 Skimmings al SIC u ID
INDIA BAGGING..,.I the present scarcity of money
there is no MARKET lots have been offered at l0c
cash, without buyers.
WHISKY. We did not hear of a sale worth reporting
FREIGHTS We heard of no engagement. Vessels
the for Liverpool were filling up at "a for Cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
IMPORTS.

BRAzos sANTIAaO-steamsh Robt waserman-szs, 900
to Caballero b. suado$08 Prean Couterie-HOr0 &
Hene.sl2o0 Schmidt &co-sl0O to Jacob
Cramer 6col5O0J Sturgenigger Eernod-
ss2 Gandolfo &coS5oOo MaIburg ForsteSlI50 Hebad
&co55 Lanata freesSl000 Aissen-870O Grenon-4l6O
John Marks &co-sl2 500 Raybun-$2OOO Marks 6eo-
Total ST., 3S3 specie f51.r. ~ =. ia
NEW YORK-ship Northampton-Assorted mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Bark Thos Allibone-Assorted mdse
RUAUAN ISLAND-Brg Allen A Chapman-Fru to Pig.
niola, Machca &co - =.
BALTIMORE-Bark Iinwood-Assorted mdse. =
CAUPEACHY-schr Emprasoria-S46O0 specie to F Cam
erden. 5fF ..r 5Tf55ss+ Faa
Observation-Disclosures Anna6O 900 feet lumber 10 order
MOBIE-Schr Olive Banch-5OO bbs OF naval stores to
Blessey.
BILoXI-Schr James Eliza 1000 feet lumber to order
BIoXI-schr Black squall-30O0O feet lumber to Stafford
& Bell.
BnOXI-schr Roane-2O,0C feet lumber to W Socker.
COVINGT0N-Schr Laura-35,0 900 bricks to order.
COvIMGTON-Schr Victoria-5OO bill sand order.
COyiN6TON-Schr Juene Creole4OO bbls sand to order.
. COvINGTON-Schr sylphide-40O bbls sand to order
BILoXI-schr Mary Sosthne-25O0O feet of lumber to
Elliott.
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Concor dia-lot lumber TO order
LAKE CATHERINE-Schr Anna--3 bales moss 300 bbs o
SD ellis to order
ANTE RIyER-schr Amandus-3O coo slaves to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

HAvRE-ship Artisan-259l bales cotton.
CADIZ-Bark Pepia-2300 bbls -four, 5000 slaves.
ST MARKS AND NEWPoRT-sehr Wild Pigeen-l4s Dbl,
whisky 57 bbls -four 10 do do apples IL do crackers
bbs molasses % dopork do onions bbs potatoes hhd
sugar ties ams 10 sacks coffee 10 sacks salt % sacks
10 do BRAN do oil cake 81 coils rope Is casks bacon bbls
!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
srcosp Drs1n.cr counrs
49,
10 qfHS

sEcosp DIsrnIcr CouRr2 M ~ 81
OF Nov Orleans. w. @'essss &. stssi-f
WHERE'S, salvador .. Font has peti.
the court for letters Of datiye Parliamentary executor Of
the estate Sc! q The late Sylvester Angiads--
cause within days. why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted II IL Il
By order Of the Court
oe3 B A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
til 100 e. fsa - S}2@' n, {95l,
prux,xx. Conn n, r,,,,,,c,,
~ /. N, Suvh * LisIkicff No e7ea -5
n w n rT ~ SnHg O.,eansi -. :.
cntsnr % penst dootenr ies leres dexe
EFT par present donne que celia peut con-
oneie n 49,, soas az Ies raisous pour les
Par ordre de Il Com az "'o' ~ a'e Deu1oa-
oc3 IA N 4 npvry ..--.-.. =
800 - :. a. DNEOA. depete geaser q
SECOND DIsrRIcr CouRr sII(CESsIoy m AvupT T,1s
Of New Orleans Al nn' ~ ~ - NJ uAh "
NOTICE h hereby wsveM n ~ y "a
IN this estate and 10 mi oter perss he,en
show within days from ne present noecsso ~
they have why the account uresensed ~ IN
of this should not be homocSntsI snS -
proved the funds distributed accordance tsseVis
By order of The Court 800 .7s.".'-'-I ~ r
SEQ ia rAGoT5 D~rrtv fs.,s,.
| -''p"'' o's's.
49s5z =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
EXPORTS.

~ By Capt Golfer Of the ship Northampton Sd inst off
Holein-theWal bark Jos Fisk, from New York. bound
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
SPOKEN

~ Capt Laurant of the brig Allen Chapman, reports
passed, in lat q 50, long g. ship Luna, of Kennebank
hence for Marseilles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
CATTLE M A r K e T

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. l2.
Arrived to-day Western and 100 Texas Cattle The mar
ke is well supplied with Beef Cattle and Sheep, and fair
supply of other stock Prices in favor of purchasers
quotations, viz:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
Btbism Of tte H(arkets.
TUESDAY MORNING. October 10, 1857

Vct51tr
COTTON. The difficulties in passing Exchange continuing
large decline submitted yesterday and Mddng
touched lOc = b. The sales embraced 400 bales. We
still omit quotations.
TOBACCO There no inquiry, and no transactions are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
Sgippll,g sntelligsnts.

TUESDAY, October Is, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Artisan, Pollard for Havre, j T Whitney acc
Spanish Bark Pepta Ortiz for Cadiz Cabalero Basualdt
''i' VIVA 's'V'' Post 4 Me
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
PAssRNoKRs.
MEMORANDA

Per ship northampton, from New York-2 steerage pa
- = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

Steamship Robt Waterman McNu from Brszos St Jago vi
Galveston, to Harris, Morgan Sco-lst dist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

BANK or NEW ORLEANs,
New Orleans Sept. Is, 1-S7.
Ata meeting Of the Board 9f Directors Ct ,bs
Bank in the place of W. p. Grayson Esq, resigned Mr.
Frank Williams elected Vice President Of said Bank
te26 G. NJ. PINCKARD, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
AUCTION SALES.

FRENCH HATS. p
BY VINCENT & CO., AuctIoneers.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, mt 10 o'clock, Mt
their auction rooms, 20 Custoboue street. will be Sold
- 2 cases superior French Silk HATS ~
- Also giy y 800 575 rs,g,,
~ ~ bales French PRINTS, WA els
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

ixsX FRUIT TREEs-,FKUIT TIL EslrHE
indersigned have accepted the agency in New Orleans
-Aof Col. John He bron's celebrated LaGrange Nurse
rie and Orchard situate nine miles east from Vicksbug
two and half BJvina prepared receive
execute orders for every variety of Fruit and
Trees adapted to the South.
Descriptive catalogues furnished free application to
G. D. METCALF l. Co.,
2n2p, No Poydra street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
MILLINERY

- ~ ~ THE HlESy-LEl1EVREfS ES-
AESza. tabishmsnt, No 2l0 Royal street = : -
&xS The proprietor OF this establishments while return.
~ ing thanks for asst patronage. would inform The La
dies that she has received her Fall FRENCH ARTI-
FIC1AL FLOWERS and materials for their manufacture
gether with splendid ment of goods Day
such Breaths Crowns Crosses aud all other
for tombs. ssi' 81. = = =
MParties who ordered goods spring. will please TAXA
notice that the ready fo- delivery se2s tnz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13

THE AGE-A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
pleasure in informing his friends that he has purchased
that popular copehouse Charles
Gravir' str ct known THE AGE, where he will be all
mes happy his friends and the public If the BEST
LIQUORS. polite those who visit the stabis
ment be may cemen he confidently anticipates fair share
of pu lie patronage.
? 3pSt THOMAS O'NEILL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-13
ErAr DE La LOUISIANA.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

N y. ROCH & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
E HATS subscribers ready to do any work
hat their customers and the public in shall
fit TO besow them Having engaged the most competent
workmen and being in receipt of the best Materials they
confident that they turn good any estab
lishmeut in the city.
NBHa,s of all qualities and order
es. notice. j. ROCH 4 CO.,
oil 6m corner Baronne and Grayier ss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
A Living Manifesto!

The Locofoco press are now publishing
the "address of the Democratic State Cen
trail committee to the people of Ohio, y
which is signed by the whole of that body,
with one F. Linch at their head as Chair
man. One sentence in it reads as follows
"Tbe perpetuity of the Union is now, as
heretofore, an Object upon which the Dem
ocracy is iufexihly resolved" For down
right, unblushing lying, command US to a
genuine Locofoco leader. How could the
graceless scoundrel who penned that SEN
tence do it with the remembrance of the
action of the Democratic party on that sub
ject in his face! "The Democracy in IA
vor of the Union are they? Every one of
the leading Democrats in Is of the States
of the Union are a3owed disuniouists.-
The only disunionists in the country are
Democrats that party the spirit Of dis
union was born and nutured. Pierce, their
last President, had one in his cabinet, and
Buchanan has scores of them in places of
trust and profit. In short, while no Re-
publican, prominent or lowly, has ever
breathed a word or syllable in favor of a
dissolution of the Union, the entire Democ-
racy of fifteen States, stand ready, yes
sworn to destroy it, in case certain political
questions are not settled to their liking
A beautiful national party" truly.-Bu-
cyrus Journal. @ vs 80
The Committee believe that upon the
success of the Democratic party the pre-
servation of our race pure and intact, in
Ohio, mainly depends. They proclaim,
once and for all, their unalterable conviction
in the graduation of the races.-Loeofoco
State ADDRESS. . -..- .-.--...- ..
The committee ought to turn their at
tention to the South. In Virginia alone,
according to the census of 1920, there
were upwards of cne hundred and eighty
thousand mulatto persons, while there are
less than fifty thousand in all of the Free
States, a very large proportion of which
cane from Virginia and other southern
slave holding Locofoco States. The tran
cending impudence of the Ohio Locofoco
committee issuing an address to the white
people of Ohio, to warn them against
amalgamating with negroes, ought to re-
ceive, as it will receive, the severest rebuke
from the free white men at the polls in Oc-
tober-O. s. Journal
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
!sThe Old BackbOne.';

A gentleman from Ohio who has every
opportunity of ascertaining the feelings o.
the people, informs us that the tier o
counties bordering the Reserve will at the
coming election pile up Democratic vote
which will astonish the country. "The
Old Backbone" is stiff with Democracy,
and will WELD powerful leverage in turn
ing the State from its Black Republican.
ism.-Pittsburg, Pa, Post. s.s --rA
This concurs with our intelligence from
backbone counties, the caying in of which
lost us the State in 1856 and 1856. On.
ly let Richmond, Ashland, Wayne, Stark,
Seneca, Columbiana, Knox, Mahoning, and
the counties in their vicinity, do what is
expected of them this year and Payne will
have ten thousand majority.-Cn. Enqui-
rer. .i -.tt ~ ast..g s5f et 7e.
The backbone is just the place on
which Democrats will lose their money
Old Richland, for instance, will give Gov.
Chase handsome majority; one reaching
into the hundreds. The Democrats there
and elsewhere along the backbone" will
never be made TO swallow the Calhoun
doctrines of the Dred Scott decision The
same trait of chararter which made the
Democrats of the backbone" so ''stiif'
heretofore, will keep them "stiff" in their
advocacy and support of Free Labor against
the onslaught made upon it by slavery, led
Oh by Democratic party leaders. r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
MILLERsBURG, HOLMES COUNTY. OHIO, THURS

to the same purport. How she will laugh
at me; what an embarrassment
"I'll tell you what" said the Squire af
ter a moments pause, 1--WE can carry out
our plans after all. We each came out with
the intention of getting married. Why
not marry each other, and then you know,
we can make them believe we had it in
view all along, and only intended to fright
en- them"
Mrs. Benson c.sented with little urg-
ing and in the course of an hour, the twain
were made one. They Immediately re-
turned, but found as they had anticipated,
that Florence and Charles, on discovering
their departure had themselves stepped eff
in different direction with a similar in
tent!
They made their appearance the next
morning prepared to laugh heartily at the
frustrated plans oftheir parents; but learn
ed with no little astonlshment, that they
had struck up bargain for themselves
Squire Markham and his new wife had the
address to convince them that it was all a
premeditated plan, and to this day, the
youngar pair are ignorant of the plot and
counter plot which led to this double union
of two households!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
MOrmOniSm in New York.

The New York Herald of Thursday says
"Ihe Mormon newspaper published In
this city has suspended, after an existance
of two years and seven months. A few
days ago imperative orders were received
from headquarters that all places of Nor
mon worship in this city be suspended,
and the newspaper be discontinued. The
order was Immediately complied WITH
The Saints here are in a quandary, as no
reason is given for this sudden movement,
and were taken all back. There were some
fifteen Mormons connected with the paper,
only one of whom is an American. Du-
ring its existance they have been instru-
mental in forwarding some $500 persons
to DeSeret; many of tbem of the lowest
class of European emigrauts.
The Mormons connected with the print
ing here, and probably all, contemplate go
ing to Utah next spring, it being now too
late in the season to reach there. They
were in hopes of arriving there in the spring
before the United States troops reached
Deseret, as they supposed the troops would
60 into winter quarters. At first the Nor
mons here looked with little fear on the
troops about 10 90 to Utah, ard only ridi-
culed them, thinking they would have no
difficulty in throwing dust into their eyes.
They don't like the present commander;
they are distrustful of him, and are down
on Mr.. Buchanan for appointing him. The
newspaper here cost them S2l0 per week.
and its stoppage was not from want OF
funds. They did their business with the
Nassau Bank.