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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14

sS-The stock above advertised was boa ght in Bos-
ton and New York for Cash, and will be sold for
READY PAY, lower than Goods have ever before
been offered in Perrysburg
take this opportunity to return my thanks to my
friends of Perrysburg and all Wood County for past
favors and patronage and would respectfully invite
them and all others. to call md examine stock.
CASH PAID for all kinds of Produce, WOOL Hides
Pets sc. Remember that this is the Head Quarter
| of the Fur Dealers of the North West.
| PERRYsBURG Oct. I, '5S--32 JULIUS BLlNN.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-10-14
Ashley Elected!

The Firth District for Freedom
We have nj this date "wednesday night) suiIi.
eien, information 20 leave no room TO doubt the
election Of Gen. James NJ Ashley to Congress-. by
majority Of from 300 TO 400. The mnjorities for
Ashley, as far as heard from, foot up MS follows;
Wood l30 Lucas l75
FuliOn $40 Williams l75
T'etul ,l20
Republican gains are reported in Henry, which
u.uslly goes 100 locofoco. Dcnoncs will give .
slighty increased locoloco majority, suy two hun.
dred for Mungen. Hancock gives Muugen only
about ZOO This lesves yet TO be heard from.
Putnam, which gave Payne 2s2, aad Van Vert.
which gave him 49, and Paulding, which gave
Chase 1875 majority. Add Paulding to the above
msjori.ies for Ashley. and ho hi" 1916. against
which Mungen has in
Hsuaock 400 Defiance 200
Putnam 2S2 Van Vert ~.
Total 73l.
This gives Ashley sso usjority, leaving Of
Henry. which is supposed TO be very close, no
giving majority suti ,ient 10 vory materially
shsugo The figures.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
@elMGfts 2lnaeine

Der untrrlrid9ncte mndlf orm Nutiflm te Gn;cioe
poB CT Cen Stcrr nabc an Der @de Der 5. mp g}ronp,
Strate Grl'tcy NiNlce rcs ,,2tn5ci9cre"D a6eruommcn
uno nit 'turm reidltn Eager Ypn G%i8nrren, IauGs uno
S@HnpftabaF uno ~&DnIiher III pis}cm GcIb6it oeDS-
rHi0er &rtttci cgSfnst hnt. Dardt bct5nNtls Stuouu.
ltn lAo peyl8niihe tiaigc @intGuie Oui n6rpl;ben
MIr!tea 1T orrslbe in rrn Stano ocIcst. ifincn Treuu.
cen rno 03anern CUTE Q8aorcn gu uerba!tutSmGlio
btlitNeli Yrr'lem ~ofcriyen III f6nueu. llm a~sncia!e 2n.
'htt lsirEs Ea9erS uaO um 3aBtreiAc 8clelunaln bittet
~sr9etehf 3eury gfo5fufrIn
1913 SrunplraBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
VcrmiSchtc Anzeigen.
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Sn g'cirNtt tCS rr9ncrildCn 9Scttcrs, mas ipr ii 2oufc bic
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@pnttttre tfirrS, mtnl ooictc uodr &Upciiun0 ouf
w. S'S.n' s'IvIla'rh NlfC, MHett ni"i ct5 @irr9cno noh bcNt
NUluN'Sh 'l Nt1H tl!te SSIicr III ntb-lct rat, mas yr g}fcr-
SIIFun8 ctr sur htttyG9'. ec9ca pWli stoufS,lt nrp jCu $wt
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inter Glen &citcrn 1T tUr ~eciIGccrso IN rnccn, ais rSS S}rIf
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Ont ptl'I'iNaftiWe G'lNDrlin9 ro GragGiWtUte tNGrt, mclmc 10
YtI ~t:i9cttGAcn b0tcn, ptNm Hrlrarat ictacn rphcn msSi;iriitrr
SslHp I'll Sstit'9sl: S''cnn ecr Cutters noh 9iuwtjiUuO ar?raIJhi
MWo,l 10 EHlFn' CCltlhi, ir SGt> lane GrfGnruue tcm,era III, itcc
9rt YWl N3a9tEtr@utbet uNo III gar furwr 3cit. To tGriItt mr~
Ger GHl tuc0t nedN Den GioumcN bilcjrjst, nc@ cine @]tranStruna
u Ger AlNi year asVrnn'tNti StihNTtaUnG rct3Ncrtjg MATT,
ipuN[ra StNlNf uno 0ElIEoe 9~crbounuN tlftrccr., 10 mup poS
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
&seeauntusacowmsem.
@%iniabaun8 5cm Ia5Gsuball
DcS
Oel auguereias Qnartctt- Glab
am Mtuntaa, DEN Z. Jetrunr 1859
in Srn. u. 9 d, Il o'5 ,ltnicu Sal."

w StH. u. W u y y Ulihlru !DQu."
Die uutcr; ~ridhncte @pmmittc larct i'm 9lon,ru
beS Quartet Clubs ra5 reutlAe Nutlifum III Obi.
gem Masfcntnl ~crsetenlt Elm, orr in elmer lclteeu
9S'ile a%rrnnSirt lit pnB ATE Ghctlnebmcr riucin
beiterrn uno unSctrlcten 8rltc cntacaenleben
fGnnru.
ia Gin hsrartiaer SaG itrcna priYat iein maE,
10 Bat Die Commit folseunc g3citimmuroen &c.
tro1fn, Die 9spiB von aGtn G9eilncbmern nur
9atJebeiEen mrrceu %riiriten.
Gmlabfarten gum Wtnsfcn6lGe fam man
mar bei unterwihnettr Gomnitte biz ,um
Sage Ypr pcm Sal gu 9obeu. SpStrr mcr,
Den nnter fsinen ilinit1nOen mtittre @inlaS.
farten ~Ycrfluft.
Ssrcr &beilnehmcr res 8aGrs mu} mas,
firt erlhcinen, bat DEN Nncyrunaorn Der
Gcmipittc 6cl9c III leiitsu unp mua lida i'm
Il ubr ouf Elm acacteues .3rihen pemnsfirrn.
Sernrr trin9t rie Gpmitte nph ~IolacnNe onoc.
meinerrn Gcitimmunlei sur &~enntnig ceS SUI.
tlifums Die Gjntrittsfnrtc fir eimeu .6crrn rnp
cine Dame tettSst Sl,00 Sir jcee mtit.rc Dame
mus fir 80 Gto. cine &arte nelGit mcrren. Sir
Oamen~ uno 6erren.O arpsrpbe miro btfcns oe=
ipr9t. Gin gut teieBtrs Srttelser lit %c,1Qa1ir!.
Sammtlide Witalierer pcs SuarlcttrG inbs Mil
fen i'm 6pitim rriGeincn.
Die Gcnmittr:
@anter, SiiGerlina, WilQcr, Qsbnc,
!Scinfmdnlt. Mcmmcl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25

sSa0 Street 2nNertier= Solpn
Salt laets pos Neitr Stem yprfer, WDiInoeivNia, Icobino
mnp Baltimore ya9crbicr, =
aph ambcre GrliIduR1rn, mc cater Sdmri;sr ,mS Qimkrr,,r
@als, SslplnC, SarEins &c. mcrScn irmty ircinriA ]YCy1brriet
Hno butCt I'M reht Giitrn SeiuD 9Sm. q, S%Fnknrr "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
(5dr csn oR;tmraecr 9%;niissr.')
grrra raa Cuffs
Sseife im ba5 Sabr 1858.
Gin bumpriltiid =latYriitcr Spruns III raS ncun.
unctreiB;9ite Sabrbuncert.

Gin bumpriitiih =latYyiit Der Spruus in ras ncun.
uncIrsiBiSis Sabrpuacert.
Ne;titeunS,)
Sic Ieben Nae ib 3u 9tSbreu,
Gu Slide u'cht, Bonn teircr 1T i'm Saal).
Der 8ieie nimmt sucrif rnS 9Sprt,
gScnpet gu cinem Wouue flo.
Der ibm CUR Seitc ltBt, unp lpriht:
Ntetn Ssrr, mann pcufeu sic su fpmmcn
gtah Mpnpula2
SD bente ldpn pcn brittcn Gas su Iauecu
Bur rehten 9cit in Spnuio.
98enu mein @e1hGft in S6ncuc atoefunpcn,
GU fabr' i6 NIT Der ncucn Gpmpasnie;
Dcd, trmm' ih baum nibt CTR na6 Miunruia
Oils Mprscn frI6.
Sp lpraa Der iunge Nann ,np 500 aus icincr
Gaide
Scin MunrfIf pann.
Sn pieicm Au9entlif crtGnte
Gin ltarfer @loden Slang.
Sdneu 1hrauben Nue ibrc IunbEiid'
Gin ibre ShlGuhe an unp laugen,
llnp ticfe Stile terrl&et rings umGcr.
0a plGblih ltrcdt ocn Der @clcllhalt Gincr,
Gin pifer Serr, bic beipcn 2irmc aus,
unp ruff, pas Munpitif fclf in lcincm Wiunbe
baltenp:
3 SimmclS 9uf!
IS lit unp blcibt bod baS @oriIer
Oa5 bette @as, caS mir beipuGt.
GS gebt purh Mtarf unp Seiu!
SUIT bort ein gnperer
llnp ltrampelt nit ben Sibcu.
SD mGht' ss emiglih 9cnieBen!
llnp pbnc lluterbrchung
SGalt's aus Dem Munc bes Sic Icn:
3 ewig btii' gcS Gas,
8 @rnne. bGditc gSpnue!
@ptt lit mir nab',
Ghcn Jest ltrNblt mir bic Srnnrl
aud mir bc9innt Tic ldpn gu leudtrn Jest,
Sbalcih i6 eben crit paS Munpitild an0cictt!
Stuff bort Gin Sicrtcr nod
limb faGt ben Shlaud nit ieinen bciOcn SGnren.
gSas farm BOD gaes, isb't! aus cinem Nfel,+
Ithcu mCrbcl,
Ocnt' ih, ruo hin lcbr naD' paran
Ocsbalb uerriidt gu mcrpcu.
Da lhrcit elm Sungltng auf in ~frnriscr Grtalc:
Der Gbau pcS 2cben5 perlt in mciuer Sccit.
9teu lcb' ih ouf, Niht0 mciG ih, raS mir Tcbtc,
> 6immcIs 0ios, QUIT DER NQriFcubcit,
Oh bilt pas 2ctcn leltit utp bic WlId,rlistrit!
9tadlpcm ein Srocr 10 in lctncr AErilc
Dds 2cbcns @os ~geriibmt, pie luifgc Spciic,
llnp eiltlt 9utcu Sbcil mit6rcuocn c~iugenpmmtn.
Gnticrncu lie lid till, 70 mic Tic itil 9rfrnmcn.
llnp lrirpcrim ifs id aticjn i'm groEcu S1al,
Sin tunNrig ME Gin Nplf Y nrlthr Guat!
SSaS lrl ids tbun? ipu i'd msitN mrhI bequcmcn,
&en rtciem 0nS Gin 9GrnjN eiuiuncGmcn?
@an5 rrdt, idl i,uB MID iibrrieugcn,
Sb 99ahrbrtt, rne man iprtdt
&rn pirIcm Gas, unp mas jNm alice ciQcn;
GuQ cS ia prh nc Wabrhrit lrItcr rridbt ii,
Gic 9E0brbeit unp rrS bGthitsn 93iIer1 yid,t.
G'rim frihb atraNt, ra5 Miunpltid angcihrluft
ltno ittcricust rpn pcni, mas &rincr jc 9~cNiaubt.
Sp Icb' itD mid, rcmn an Der ShlGuo,c cincn
lluo ldraub' pna Muuptild al.
9foh tab' ids niht I'M MunDe,
9fuh marb mir niGt
OcS bGdltrn NSiicn6 &unoe,
Dph menus lit pielem Gjaic lirst Yerbproen,
Sc %brin9t's audi mir Der SEabrDtit 9~pIp'ncn
Mprgcn, =
limo lpmit iaugc ids!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
Gbps. u. Garquor,
0ricbri M s. rrtcrct.
(Noil Gur 4001.)
prattti@er Gas sitter,

Gds Ste uNo SrpaNNroEe, nCbeu tlm groaclr. Sn,sr
NtNMONN, ga.
&irten. ETtntlihe @cbaupt Uno G~Gpbnbia1er werSsn nit s,.a.
uno D0mpfrotrsn III Den t~iVtlliN 9reGcu veri,ben.
"a" NGe bcrarti9t &uIu59e werStn boutbor entoroeno,,nn.
uen Unb idncnisNo aNaetiUtrt.
"a" &lWmttN8 jtNEr Nrt wiye l8ueaftns 6sfoyat. l7.I2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
Uesaer= uub a]aariue=2CNeeuram,

Ue''er= ss'sb 80 Observation-Disclosures;
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Comnanv
Die Ell 9cna SHE Gopital Ypn 100000 eedRt
Nno i'm SATIRE 1882 ourh ole @jeicbqe6unq
ocn &trginien ~etn8eiast murpr.
SsrldIrun9en peroen OurdA pjGe otte Gpmraquie ertNeut inter
Gen %guilla9ttn @tetn9urBcn Qt9en Seucrs unO A8aIsrih5bcu an
Gli@tr:tN!nii aiGr Dirt, ais: @&ury, @lcu&cI. Sitter unS gSoercn
3Aer 4rt, lepoN in Ger St0Ct. ais 0uM I'M ganct. uvo merSen Es
e%sirentneG1 Nuei0luu9cn pycmrt eelcutct. "
MSs" SIR Die @Oict unN ole 2luiyobMt Ser ~ uirTAsraSen &C.
91nltInce wrt n0to ~berCdNct.
9jIrt gO, Isl NoinNr,, @iAncnc, 3d., cine E85r s~,t,rsoIb
3i5p0th SfIrr. u. 8. GpmorNim S,,;iiSS
Wtlli@m Q8itIiS, ST., Setret6r. Tia 70
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
Goncrrt 6ouc nno QoorrDicr-z, lo,,

Ger ltnterjctdNctt mpiicrlt hcn tcutiaeu Nn6Gful Ijncr Gle
9 s.ngtE E +! salon III fetti9cm @eiu&c. Die tlrn gj9aCr5
HMo Ea9rrti.! Ills cen SDriiglihtcn 91rauerCicn pcS y3nrSrtz rnrs
ctn IN eem gotae ~Neis!tcn nMr geaalrn. G}sfi cfotscnit "'
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
SSrins unp 2alcybicr. 90jrtbj4aii
Won 8. u. IS uNcr.

SSrjn< NM g~aaeytier. 9Djrtbi4ait
"on s. 81. @uyrr,
@ossrnrr< (l3tc) StroTc, smiIben 6rantlin= II. Nfain
Nntsrsidtmtr mGht hermit Itinrn mcrio,n @5Dntrn IND tem
0E!rNrrn! N"h!itTm ot MnriaC, cap CT burt bai0c uS 6cCertgrpr
GtNf&Mls al" aus srltr k!"ele IN ben StaMo 8tsgt III, etrea yccatm
II Gents zen Shoppen, unb
% GtmtS sic 8lnite
oNSiUtdeitth. 5enit fann Sebcrmnnn, nit elmer fletntn Nus-
9o3c, vCi, GCn tytIuttn &~roubnidft ocuwacn. ~ 49,"
tE IT h?ltt 10 ,tetS III better San!jtIt .%Vrr5i9j5:
9tarrnirtt b0l5nbiitr 6crinoc,
MtArintit SNNc;n0Wn0cn
@orinirte SdrpcinSiuFc,
SUroincn,
Smpprtrnn z iA~vcSrrfir.
gnh Gin HNrtretli&ta 2a3erbicr, @yanpk9, Wine. g.thisfp. 9gI.rts,
SSN.asa'; SttiaFaaEHltt. UNI nGtrN4!tpt ale iintn f~rauj9iiiacn
linz 9encia!cn 3ulprlM5 binet 9. n. Gyun,r
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Vermischtc Anzeigcn.

RE- Die Nntcgicitnr.cn i;ub celrrncn. yrr, licr
t1riiCr III NcrdaHcrn, uNo rfcric, ecShol6 frltcrc, YRoer, II,
nc RHW an %dNe hNtcn. I'll 0uSnchmSivc IL biiiarr !s,ei,l. rs,,'
tstN ,MSV5 neuE <UaIN, Noct CT. Otrrro hGroi, eut rcuc 9sur.
WSr' VINO ,SHIi'ilurc' 9N0Qru, sin S1rCpi nit gycGi. Gin g,If,r,n,-
9ut. Sanintttac 2Sosen inc nit ouSoc;;duCrn ;yrbcrn ScYfrh,r
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Srbn 9pcS II. 8rubtr.
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nobo AM NItcn 9Frtt.
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Or. Sh. 3ptScmauu,
o'Ntc; |0fpcltrgfe Ger Ntori6al- uno Stem Gtrafr.
Or. VI. @rebc,
oihce: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
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SSr1g'r sSein, baS 9rcbc WIao ;u 20 Gtt., bic TlnIhc
iu 90 Ste, "I''
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-25
y8ilbclm Self 6uus"

Gu9uR 5Moc,
No. l64 Srroc Sniihcn Der 6. uno I. Gtragc,
GcN GnCNter 9]t1cudbtrl.
~ Gtfrt fctS 9uttS go9cr6jcr, rcltl@c unS fron,511t
SSeint, &rdnen'o, !t. 00o 0ouS lit 6N6madpul cirocriItcl
uWo merecn bic safe 0uf ro1 ouimCrtionIc bceicni.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-02

MILLINERY GooDs.-The ladies were told
yesterday in an elaborate article in the Union
and American, where they can find the best
aid most elegant goods for dresses. The
article, however, was not complete. 1t was
a just compliment to one of the first business
houses in the whole South and, as far as it
went, was in admirable taste. But dresses,
and the concomitants. to be obtained at
MCNAIRY q Cos, are not all that Il lady wants
to complete her attire. There is a species Of
adjournment. which, in times past, crowned the
head, but though now pushed from that ele-
waited position, is yet quite as necessary to the
filling up of lady's wardrobe We allude
to the beautiful little creations of the miliner,
yc,tpt Bonnets! Without bonnet of the la
test style, no lady can be said to be fitted out
completely. The most costly silk robe, and
the richest of wrappings, presided over by a
6iGse bonnet, lose their attractions supported
by one of the latest and most distingue style,
th .ir attractions are rendered doubly impre =
s.ve. Now, the question is, where are the
ladies to get bonnets of this description We
can tell them of at least one place where the
dear creatures can suit their tastes. At Mrs.
HowERToN's. We had cause yesterday to
look throughiher Istock-which is large and
well assorted-and were charmed and delight
ed with the beautiful things we saw. 1t APP
peared to us that nothing could be lovelier than
some of her bonnets and we are sure the ladies
will thank us for telling them so--when they
shall have examined for themselves. We may
add, that Mrs. III. is most accommodating and
reliable in her business relations with the pub
lie +; and when we say this, we utter "a COM
incubation that is worth something.
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Kaness Arctic Expedition.

Very few persons, while sitting at home comfortably
in their easy chairs form any adequate idea of the
hardships endured by the bold who followed the
lamented Dr. Kane the Grinnell Arctic Expedition.
Besides the suffering caused by the inhospable eli
mate, the intense cold brought on rheumatism, stiff
of the Joints Chilblans, &c, and, in many in
stances the limbs and members OF the daring explor-
frozen or frostbitten. Their suferngs from
these causes We're very great and would have been
uncomfortable but for the happy effects of Liniment
invented expressly for their by the celebrated DR.
A. G. Bragg, plentiful supply Of which taken
along with the expedition This Liniment proved SO
valuable, and its merits fully confirmed under the
most unfavorable circumstances that Or. Bragg has
been induced 10 commence its manufacture for the
public. He calls it very properly "BRAGG's ARCTIC
LNMENT." 1t is for sale at all the Drug stores
and will undoubtedly come into universal use
aprl-lm
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CRIsP's GAIETY.-The PRESERVATION of the
Gipsey Queen, last night by Miss CUsHMAN
was remarkable performance. The genius
of Miss C. was shown in its highest form.
Her voice and person are better suited to its
rendition than those of any other actress On
the stage, and in it she is certainly unap-
proachable While she infuses into it all the
startling characteristics of Neg Merrilies as
pictured by the author of Guy Mdnneralg, she
makes almost new work of that of the
dramatist Indeed she is more than the Meg
of Scott, or the dramatist (who, we believe,
is Perry)-is the wild. fearful, startling Meg.
of Miss CUsHMAN, who may be said to have
made the character all her own.
Tonight is the benefit and the last but one
of Miss c. She will appear in two pieces, in
Rosalind, in Shakspeare's As you Like u, and as
Mrs Simpson, in Simpson & C0.,-both Comedy,
in which she will shine in new sphere. Let
the attendance be worthy of the occasion.
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BE- We think is hardly known even to the most in
telligent of readers how deep OF the scen-
looking down into the mysteries OF creation
We knew there wonderful discoveries in these
times and wonderful made of them, but did not
know the Chemists initiating in their crucbes and
even surprising the most wonderful productions of
ganic life. During visit TO Lowell we were intro
duced by of their prominent citizens to the labor
atory of DR.. Aver Inventor Of Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills, where were shown with generous
frankness his processes and his products. This
genius of his is manufacturing the subtle
of flowers from and other vegetable substances.
His essence of Pine Apple, Strawberry Checkerberry
Ounce, Pear, CaneIla, Cinnamon, &c, not only equal
but they exceed in purity Of flavor those vegetables
themselves His oil of Wnter-green is purer and of
better favor than any that can be gathered from the
plant and yet is made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tar! His process is 10 analyZe
the substance and find the exact ultimate atoms of
which it is made, then recompose them in the same
proportions which exist in naturalization Adeo-
cutS
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pp Gelegrapb.



WASHINGTON, April 1.-SFsATE-The army
bill was debated at length, and passed-yeas
Al. nays 81.
The Kansas bill as amended by the House
was received.
Mr.. Green moved that the Senate disagree.
The Senate rescinded the resolution to adj
journ to Monday, and will devote Tomorrow
to the bill.
WASHINGTON, April l.-HorsE.-Montgom
cry offered the Crittenden substitute for the
Senate Kansas bill. as an amendment thereto,
from the anti-Lecompton Democratic confer
ence; proposing to admit Kansas and then
refer the Lecompton Constitution to the vote
of the people, and if rejected by them, con-
vention to be called to form q constitution.
1t entities Kansas to one Representative to
the House till the next federal census. Mont
gomery's substitute was adopted, yeas 120;
nays ll2. The bill thus amended passed by
the same vote
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SPRING FAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Society for the year 1858,
will be held at the Fair Grounds Nashville the
4th to sth Of May inclusive. Liberal premiums of
fered, list of which, with regulations for holding,
may be had application to L. ?. WILLIAMS, Secret-
ry, the Office Of the Southern Homestead, No II \
Deadrick Street, at this Office. Membership Tick
cts emitting the holder TO all the privileges of the So
ciety for the year 1855 and free the grounds
during the Spring Fair, may be had for ST. applca-
ton TO THos. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WV. G. HARDING,
Feb 22-triw&wtd. President
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Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857
DANIEL SHELTON.
JACKSON, Tenn. August %,

JAcKsON, Tenn, August y, 1901
The above perfectly cured by 10 bottles OF
the Lthontriptic, and one of the worst Of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
G. ADAMS0N.