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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08

INGRAr1TUDE.-It is with feelings of
sorrow and Indignation that we behold the
efforts that are making here and elsewhere
throughout this Congressional District, to
throw Gen. BURNS, over the fence-to cast
him off as SO much useless rubbage. What
has he done to deserve this treatment? or
what has he not done, TO deserve the good
will and support of the entire Locofoco
party? Mr.. BUCHANAN was elected Presi-
dent with the understanding that he was
to favor every Southern measure and tram
pie under foot every Northern one. He
has been faithful to his pledges. Gen. BURNS
has stood by the President, endorsed his
acts, and voted as was prescribed in the
Programe. This was done in accordance to
the understanding when he was elected
His Interpretation of his duty TO his party is,
to stand by it, if it lead you to the devil
He has known no other interest than that
of his party since his election, and if
BUCHANAN were TO bid him swear that
white was black and black was white, tell
ing him it was Democratic so to swear, he
would do it without doubt. The pletext
assigned by those who desire to have the
Gen. shelved is that he betrayed his constit-
uents by voting for the Lecompton Bill,
and that therefore he is not available. We
think the $4,000 year is the better reason
for desiring to get him out of tho way, at
all events we shall watch with some inter
est the progress of the fight, and as we
think BURNS entitled to the nomination be-
cause of his servility to his party, We may
from time have word to say in his behalf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
TRAVELERS, DIRECTORY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the @. z. d G. r. r. at Millers-
burg and Cleveland: r.2.
RUNNING NoRrH.-The Express leaves Mil
ersburg at 6.30A. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland
at l0.4S aff se,a 80 ~ 80.
The Accommodation leaves Millersburg at lbs
p. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland al $50.
RUNNING GSouTH-Acconmodasio leaves Cleve-
land at SIS A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
at 1900. te
Ezpress leaves Cleveland al Ais P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at $40.
The Eaprcss train running North con-
meets at Orrvllfe with the East and West trains
on the P Fl. ". and G. r. r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08

Es Why ispetticoat government stron-
ger now than forinerys Because it's iron
hooped.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
s.Democralic,, Thunder.

Hon. Ralph Leete, Democratic member
Of the Ohio Legislature from Lawrence
county, recently issued an address to his
constituents. We find it in the Ports
mouth Times, whore it occupies some six
columns. In order to show the temper Of
the document and believing that a major
ity of our readers will be interested in see
ing what an anti-Lecompton Democrat
can say of the Administration at Washing
ton and its minions, we venture to give a
few extracts: gaT ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08
H The New York Herald gives &

H The New York Herald gives the
following estimate of the destruction of
property by the late freshets:
Cotton crop 100000 bales -- $l60OO.OO
Grain crops 10000 900
Sugar crop $4,000 hogshcads- 100000
Towns, buildings, bridges, mills, le-
wees and farming stock. .. 100000
Railroads and canals 100000
Total $33 ,oOO, 600
The Herald only claims for this the cred
ence due trough estimate" The Her
adds not the most reliable paper in the
world, but there are some fellows engaged
in it who are great on statistics.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-08

ton to enslavc them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY,, August 4-6 p. VI.
The representatives Of the Central and Erie Rail-
ways who assembled with their friends at the 81.
Nicholas yesterday, 10 consider the Of adjust
ing the pending quarrel between those roads, met
again this morning, and after some discussion ar
rived at basis Of negotiation The outside pressure
upon both roads bad been too 10 be wthstood
and when the negotiations were set on foot neither
was found willing 70 take the responsibility u break
ing them OF by preposterous demands. !, + report
ed that the understanding which has been arrived at
Il 20 the effect that the old tariff Shall be re establish
ed with regard 10 freight on both Erie and Central
and that the old rules with regard to the employ
ment Of runners, &c. shas be revived In the event
of either road violating these rules IL shall nav
a fine 20 the other an umpire being chosen
beforehand 10 decide whether or no the foe
has been duly incurred. Nothing has ye, been de-
termined in regard 10 passenger traffic; conven.
ton will shortly be held between The -four leading
lines 70 the West to dispose Of this object II must
be borne in mind that This understanding is merely
preliminary that IT il, in fact, mere basis for a
future agreement. when the bargain shall have
been duly drawn M. in form, and ratified by the
respective board Of the bligerent con. lnics, 7
VII be time enough 20 speculate upon ia effects ,a
Their business.
h,sn~i .e, Tie tyent--of Mir .ons nsiav
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'si 4 60 &. s.,
b w.lss ssds Fay LIKE blsd: o1a FER Bo..oni
ss s. ~:
IS s,s s :sa a.:
May .es . s; ss ;, SSa1 os
Phaio. 0rie'sOn- L rsy, Aisxsndsi and ysnSs wid
slslIc. Aus aS-An sesr Jane. Dsslsas. AYork nd
psp FAT isS tnP .sr ssa
Port ssS no K.Ins Var uour.pd, Lsos 0.os,n ssia
70 ,sh,s :. aD s.ss .h,iass,Ss,a soua...
I'D AYR ,ehr sussn Ludwig. walden. Providence for
MOI 2PM-Ir port he shove a5rivas; ships ses Aspger
INV ON EA vs. aug IS Arr steamship uasuo,i., Grow.
is, hv.ypool sh.Iiss Psras sslsSsr 90; 'dSr May
sas,!o,s ,s G ss s:l s.,s:,s.
v:ns ca 2iss hip Confidence, ears rYors sch sab
es,..sn sssss ,sSs AiiaDdc Sasdoci' from slosi;
r.. l.s and In
loyss IAN ship Juliet ,nd Brig Vest Indian
. ass Ss s.n loo
- 9.pp,oD sosdsBrix Anne Elizabeth sAls from som-
mn BUssP osr Aug 2,-Arr schr william L Richardson,
SsM Bs' fSsD Arr uss ses, u rte. s.t,.ee Nor.
pI. a2s 6h.nse ssiS Jsrs.s ass 1sa5 Davis.
sl :ss. s 's< s
ley, do County Tsnp-r hyds. Kipgson SorE
PORTLAND AR Ct rsvk Meron CSssdisr Bos on;
brig srD NC niire oaims s,hs Furoash endsl
New yofi; ed Lseon StGss BALTIMORE; john Pssten;
fSSSia ssSS sos ss@:;r sss': Ann. ss.p..d ss.,n-
son, BALTIMORE; bep buer ossley kessrt Osaor Oiobs
20 Bwsn Adeha ke))ey eley Sew sors: seoos dome,
bsvis, Port hwen, Mary es les Davis Port Even tand
pyoreeesd IN PavtucseD kbo'e Islsrd, Gull, FORK;
Vim Bowen, Bullock Rev York Sid schrs GLOBE, Joass
nsr Ne~ yorh; susan Lu. - alden 90; & Scranton,
and MARY Byush Hslocs DO Gent to 2, bark harriet
szeivne, Portsmouth, Nh no Boson to load for New
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 2A-Arr steamship Phiueas
geo ce Curs pioeyus bugbes niihksn.
Noden NAtspzas; Aleo, Wsss, Boston. schps ha1
za'o, Larsen, 9atsS zsr; A Sam CAIN Bosou a J
boron Elwei Quincy. Cid steamship Bostos, Sslew,
Rfofk; barb Vote Cre.y, Petou. So; brig O allen.
Wa: Boson schrsJ Deputy sasham. do; " Ham.
mopd. Cain do.
Al Qy snp bsrk Reindeer simmcua Bio Janeiu Chss
Lex Alpeida Port 81 Prince.
CbnbND aus q SD steamer Roanoke, Skinner N
Yo,f; scbys Merwipe Avery snf CrAnna Piesson DO;
Geo Ecke,scp, R'cS erson Boston
AR in BsnpoD 8oAds Aus 2s-Brig Ann lAsAbesh iron
sAvANNAB, Aug 20-Arr scbr K,sds., Hssksper N
York &c brig Geo Washing ton, seAver, Jssksonvs h
ballast TO load for Bocton
sALEM hug 20-Arr PHO. Fi.h Hoyt Shields: brig
William Nichols front thisdeip hia 2i schrs Rhau Ste
yeps Bird kondous; Wa,chosn epj.min Fort sven;
9sry Eixsbeih obese drift. Sosk; al
fmma moia hsrding Kicbmond; sierra RevAds Defiar
Pr ri kweD Sid 10th bark Ia Cayenna homo
SOD sew York: 2st brig bocsrehsm 9l'sn. Africa 2d
scbrs Henry Gibbs nd Martha Ssria New Sosk.
TAUNTON Aug OAR sots EvelSn Wiihams PhlsdA-
phis; 2lst, Salmon Wsshburn his sher NYork
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Drsmst,c and otb.r Amus.mspss.

rnLos GAhnrN rhe comedy Of he "scb1ol for scandal "
wsrh rss receise with marked satsfacton on Monday
characters. ~
hovrnr.rhe dramatic adaptation ~ "vscs Whites eu
thso = % lreppers has made decided hit and will OF
-curre teep poseesson 81 atsse for oue inc Two OF
MI fors psntomimes are slso The bills
wAf1>cK's Mr. and Mrs. Forence whose ,avv suooess
ful euent WI coon terminAae 70 appesr 10 NJ ybt
An the cOuicsliJ OF he lsckse and exra
~Hsanza fiy led The Robbers Of the Rhine. on ~
LkURk KEEEEs fHrtfRr 10 for the f. esrp.isn
Tia evening, wh-r sncng Onsr ssrsctJns arp sered
crane Oltne willow Copse' With -4 cor .nirs ~.
names ~ hsses Keene welis Gar. Stevens and Conifs
Ms sothern and x~~rs. Coudccs. Jefferson sgyrs,s
enssrn Peters &C Nile TAmoreur and rr sm,, .ys !,
nens via ballet enereises Ihs ooss
vel foe q commenoement
Awspsrar In addition 10 1bosona TAeasrs az
teriye bot pleasure inst bv er
wonders a. he the of TIE
ksrpy r,fy ard The countless sniste sud tssbimse
n~dea
wo0n's Nlpsrprfs cfer q large assortment az n.oiies
6Rnces aud hureaques srd The famous uarAan1a called
I'll Hush M wki.h Mesars Elce and Hcrn seri0rn.
-rv kuvasr are creating ccrsi-rsnle Inn thrsurh hs
81 karrss and the Atlantic reieTrsub Cable
wth NE 'hsc Dbl Darrell Biofbefs' snd ms 'hoiree
dkhop
CcscfEr-Nr b nod~crsA ard BE popriU hnnd vii
fe cr1tflt 30 Pasce Garden tbs evening Toe oro-
su uf eco pef seize ur A. fsrfestctFey fVstnff hg
IL in4 pa llgI O.. Ne come DORIS .ai 20 ctssfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25

-teDaoiaD kouf N Jar CfrnADd gthin the NJ
the shove oUotsiio.. the 900
bbs tie sales q S0a.btrr orls e5rsood spnu, son
~ eco cbe c'cs'g hrr - ou- aro;suo-e. RYE four
a,saoy a, DOR rsrres Ccrn meal
JeIscy soid IN small lols a. 81 10 and $50 bos.
peurty lvsDs were rcporsd a. - IS wossi
.i'boui ch'nse sta lsts senvs, vhDe tse sales
white az 81 s9k, southern zoo white 81 81 81 ~ 60
southern red Al 80 hcbigN xhite at 81 80,
new req klch'ga, 81 VI 20 CID suacrB prime wire
reported 81 81 as Corn-The narse, was easier while
the embraced 40 0o0 busne uosoun5
MIXED IVES err at 7ec as &c, mixed southern al s9c
SIC, ana Jersey yellow at esc RE cute, and rom
nal os,s arn and active SAC tsc for Delavare
and st Sic . bSc. for STAT. and scod Western
CoH1 The sats embraced about $50 bags Rio ~
iohe, LEO DO Isgusyrs At Ike, 10 DO sAysna 81 o.
4, and bobass Java ~ ihbc
coiros.-ihe sales embr,oed about 900 bales the
n1tet clos ing stesdy on the pass Of IKE
FKEICurs continued mart ve and eLssgemcnLs limited
10 Liverpool AGO bales oomrretsed cotton engaged
sd ~ tors OF cake ~ ~ To Glasg-~ 900 bos roetn
we're epgssed ~ ls per 900 los (ou oecs Flour was
ats, ana gram vas nominal There nothing 70
L0pdcn or TIE Confident.
FsrIr -sses Of 900 bo1ss aver rsssrs we're made a,
s9atS 12h, aod 70 DO burcn 90 o. 3d. aud 10 bales
lAlsusdoc sluords we're colo a,p
Hsy.sslss o. few hundred tees we're male for chip
ment at 4bc sec.
Hors were soed demand, shls prices for the bss.er
1rxE -ssler q ,onmon Rookland we're male q. zoe :,
and q lump sfi 20
koiAssis ass qgi,t Sales Of Is bbsa Cuba nnco-
NAVAL sroRks.-Ite market was steady, With sales OF
ZOO 300 bbs spirs Of turpeuune al ~ &c $50 add
b1l't CuroJ rosu MADE at13t from lard, 81
VI no crude sorpcnsne sSs steady q. o. car per
barrel
Ons -sslss Of 500 bbs crude whale a. New Bedford
made at ltc. cash. Sperm wss quiet Isnseed vas
In rccer'te demand. tbe taes esoFsos about 10 600
l2cco ss1ocs az Tic TSc. Lard oil was Arm Of )ld
pricfs.
IHovIsIOss.- P-rS--The market for mess wa heavy
sno lover Toe saeF embraced aboU, 500 hhie ncudog
mes, fi9TI Prime vs nrmer, Nth sales ., sis
sc ais. CHAR ress YES $3.50 Beef ssesdy, vita
ssles 81 sbcut $50 bbs, including country mess ~
81 90 sl2j repsclsd mes. At si3 90 = sis %,
ard tJus DO a. sl5 sib o. sac Of ~
bbls thicsgo wine mess was male a. f7t 60 Bee
tens yere quie' snf nrro A. go SIC 60. eas
Uporie1 hs eco Paid for the privilege vlta.n sgo
~etks ~ accepting olsr " cell zoo bis ~ any
poruon Of toe tame devetsyle tfis u8rths. ~ &t
laro vas fair demsno. The AGED s0Oul 41n
ope. ~ " &c llAr. Cut meats steady aod
ercts tt.rarret. Batter aud cheese we've 10 TAR de
retc rtnsay rrcss
il,s -ssits q aso0t 20, ei'sa sstt made r. &C.
tuTs -stss n. 600 tsss cs.,s.,t ,i-se- vr7e rs.
7t o. a5tc
suolts --'h, urrgn ru t'r rlb r~ sts.
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spp! 90 y:n slys K..s IRON rn,,s:ps.
I. a S,9.ss or S,i,:
arrived This morning in he Br bark Pearl
9s, s sy x. s Sc. ses' e sHfa.
y " =, @ D.,. s ss ass
sew s h sss sss . no ssss W.. .
rsr boosted, and bse apparently some damage js,oon
Avg ,h' mp T sS
rornS The ed inst ieasy having upoo
icn Ths w,sr rs now up 10 Der lower deck beams s,s
wu dssss,ss her e.so Of ss.l: and Z, T. ssrPs
,er. ,p'''' "'''' ISL '''''' ~ ''" " ''@''"''
spr oo,Dyr En.--o.lcn, July 5 Geoei-.d By slec,re
or cpe has been lost fbe OGDEN Era vas butt al Il
John IN @ rs tons SSIsfD ss,Snsss 70 5,srgCs .ns
cargo sis.cco@tC'.i $50 90 '' N' ~
AISss cok put in here July a isssy,
ohsirne cargo.
ss. ss was ust on % ~ m s rr ns
Isuklspa lsl,nd Lors Island sound BY collision Win TIE
ish ~ scsr Shss hase InsAd that her stern Ia Hesriy
81 '-i'S' away wn.rsmsn.
Ssr PcSors s iss ss ps mn ,s,o G3sse.hl
on resTd tbls 50 Oh Bep1r,s ,poke March "
20 s &C. oros Eciei rh o. since issyns eecsrsghe
SssIe q b.r stss vSsiss isS ii 2 100 los 20 = Josa
sSss s .rss rs a. T .;5s ga s.s sssr IS5
I.gass Arm IS ssis.i smith. Sc poslns n: srai..
sr Ri sas. o- y sass % s I:. 10
70 49, ~ ,.... i S. nsS
IsS. PS o. .': :s. sos: Ie-n
cate s.soV ss. ss Pous ssse sr.v be
ss( hs.Id from wsrcs % ~ "a ae r.eas, ss..@sn
Phsr: Fi;ser o. leo sss. leaving s-.n slvsr
loo q ksie ooiy Irpp, vssipOri, 80 ~ and whale.
Also srr bari bsrTs . b Hssh ocbosN y,s x.rsu.
errs tsy And TsleshusDc NAY y with Is bbls 90 isso
81 sSip Render NJ from S.rs si.ss
. e ~ a.:
also ar srs DomlnIs PhiDney Psese Ocean TslcsAus
BONE 10 Sts - Oh ON BE Son q May iasI %ss~.rs 81
eek ZIP sSss ana s . ~ s'w
ss nS9ss5 S. NJ. A ss :, Ocean western
brad s,n, bone ies ssl. % 81 rscse On Western
$ nGs sSs: ssa 's, .y
rs st'r 70 sols 'P on ,osS fs% sss
sines Mr. cieihh' y. '''~'D - '''''N
be- Gi' S.s .o s0i ssp
viii tnl sp,rm snc 90 sac, feb oil board sent
ois mae p Se .rsisrs ed her on co.s, y ir,cs NJ
g' pS sl ma s ssI o os last
RED soie July IS Al ais N non 80 w. Win 900 obs 50,
rs sS's Gs g kos..s sr or s.n s e
"ns $50 fsssp o o. S,Se iSe 'oysss 100
hi' 70 rein 80 PIE ss ~ s s
Id ftr ~ ford 10 90 o. rom ibip ,wif d spote on
Fuufh korf prl T. EMP Alphs, n Me- sucssl eN bbs
~ bsrs zee gsbfer q 90, tsoio I'm 'h 9s Uneida o. DO
S ,e 90 sS. Ss 5ssse q New BEDFORD 20 % Nav
ispts Itorr;o a. f. isn C; ~ Jas bfrod Of DO 100
toaUtrd. ~ 1ft-h ittt - @ Gn 40 VIZ ~ sfzl
~. 90 '-.. nt s.s1f 81 A. ilvg AZ mic; gnrss
70 - 80. ~ +. te To- a.. kiiIVosss
CO., % .. oar. +tp' h0a' 41' pole .p
..t ID. 10 saee r. o. rl4 ~. Dbe
TO -, sa-,.s % 7s-..is vs1sai- e.
I'D. ..... f. 81. r.s .t.f HI. % l'1+rs
s.t.fst.,st co. e.. ftHoua. Ens Sc 8. fep1rs.-
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Pert II Hsw Ysrh, August "a, ls5s.


CLEARED
a,s:, sr. r. s;y IA .s %
Mesnship Chesapeake Crcvsn Porsland-H B Cren Won
sss,p yssA.Ds ;snh ny, White . Lys.poo'-wr1ros.
Esq 80 1yss Sss:s: ase.9 4 ys.a,s.
Barl osslla, Ashby. Mystic River-swses Chairman 4
BAH Harmon. Wood, sz:hs'hpor.- Tsppa. ssarbuuh.
BAN hayes siivs,isl. Busnos Ayrss-ww De Forrest
Big RsS..nrsdor DaasG JsnsOn Humasos. oaiway-oA
Brig Losnns (Br,, Chisholm Lopdonderry-c pewoln.
ss sps. H w,sn 0spp' Not,
En- io,.: SIOy: Pfss.
PERKINS
ARRIVED
o sse.m fr'gs.e Ban JscD,o Comasnde, a Bel HING
ksDs ny ps s 4 ..1 u. M Fay 'e' Good
a: g: r. M; s
s,s.sshp A.b.m.. sossnss Savannah IS hours. Win
msss .na psssnesrs % s.ml I HlteAsl 8 4oa:
sesD.sp Hg,sy.iis Post hon ssv:Dnss S,S @sss and
:sss S!,af Pan ssosi .::sa S:S :! Dc sooss An
sSs of Boston,, c,s:' Boston g Ssy: IN S.1lss
EoseIs from Bsrp poem for Jsnaica ~ 'r'
bsrk Houston have hsvre July ;, with mdse to Wake
s.,i S.ns.. Powell Psn...sl. Az. Win lumber,
ssss s.Dsoa seSee fo1 HsSan. aus - - ~ ''n ~ ''0.'
II go sr rs: .1 % n h'nd day. VT"
nsIl sNAh scbol., Nichols, St Jaxo de Cuba ls days
Bari Psn.ns Graves RIO Jsn.iro July l. With 600 bags
s re- e a.%S
;Sr 1000 'S M ~ Ss 81 u ;eSae :ss
seaman 81 ss1.nn,S fsi ovsTSosia .ne ..s lost
Earl oeesp Fs.orits Cameron Turks islands 10 days.
sss 7 Pm u s:ss,s: Conn .:.,t., Aug
ZIG "a. a. Of soals:scso, h.sdy Ssu'.s aug T. with
BIZ 1SaD BrS xrmstrons. Windsor IA 10 days pl.ssr.
OS < Devote: go
ieb, rAos Aeis. Han, Rocaland, daya nms, TO VIM
sthr Earle, Gregory, Rocslsnd. days, line. 70 wn 9
sss; S,.n.s t .sso ysnsa sS:'
sshI Adele eOn o.Oins oiS Qsc', daIh with wheat &c.
% sesf Ssos xep.n,els vlrsiD.. d.y-
scsr Wave Edward. vbsiDiA 5 day.
Bear Sriols Bensoo Luesc. dAya
s:s5 s sssS s:s ne DNsH n ballast
Ssfss ssss
Steamer cp.1is. ossood smith Norwich and New London
AT LOWER QUARANTINE
]. ,Sy. & 8 y hss sss ;. s,
biow from nv. hosi The main ops ,llant yard
isgwooa Mr. nuDo Sid company wfth bark Cnss
LeI for Philadelphia, and Kept in company days,
dae In Crooksd IlADd passage spoke brig B.psmn Oush
ing: Aus g, on g Nicoa Mole spoke brig John Boyn'on
bound Porto Rico fhe has hight winds and
eslms he psssage Oh inst George White seaman,
Of Irle Of wight eve OF tyr nus fever
SD met wa 70 Thompson Hun.er 9th inst a. 10
IN asbore Salt lost ruoder and knocked
CT be shoe sr being Ashore short time suceeded IN get
ling of without receiving other damage Willis lahore
found setting OF miles per
Br brig Anoe Frsninn tof lsrnou,a Rs CeasnN sAxus
Grade taya with Co; ~ dvys
Of HAitsrAs with light vtnds and nth mat Cape
MAJ bearing NV poke sehF Black Monster hence for No
bile
By brig iresovia of BantaI vuphy Ban Juan de as Re
mstos Cuba Is dAys vi sugar and moIasaes Roberts
nlls weasel TO whitman Bro 18th Inst lat brig
Hope Of NYork, steering N ie schr Julia Hallo,k for
kYosh hg
wind during he day from 70 wsw
W1Ow
Prig Empire. from Porto Rico. 70 surges 4 CO.
Brig African. from -. Bob By pilot boat Mary Ann.
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THE CABLE CELEBRATION.

B.SToS, Augdss ~ 1855.
motion offered In the Beard OF Aldermen evening
" Jon the telegraph celebration the LIST Of sspem
Der, laid 70 ascertain the feeling Of the
ehants, taxpayers, &c, In regard 70 the expense.
woRcEurR, Mas, August 20, 1858
The government Of this CITY this evening voted 10 cele
eraae ne fret II September general holiday. The
pdhary and 6Temen viii parade during the day, 70
<sbet With such CIVIC socictes may wish 70 join. 10
he evtl rg the CITY Hall will be Illuminated snd 1resorks
Awplsyed
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RAILROADS.

DErrsyLvANTA RAILROAD
The trsst central H9,e y the vest Tine At leash ~
socrt and rates O fs a. freight hoe II ali tines "
ny oher quite For passage chets or 70 contrast for freight
rcrn rsw York 70 any po'n IN the sptke wes call ne
sowpsny's Once No hrsor Houes new Yowk
3 l. KIsLIoTT, Passenser A gerA
NEW Yesx Aug 10. LEECH co. rrsisht Axsn6.
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CITY COMMERCIAL Report.

TrcDAY, Aneust 24-6P "
AsExs-The sales embraced about 30 pbis nj &C. for
yos and CSC. for pesrs.
BErlnSTt1Ts-Fcurrhe frmpess Of holders revtric,s1
sales stle rejected o-ands du aud far % g,of
quite ssH TIE sctons e braned apont
1900 10 900 bbs. lcl,ditg Western a. about Inc FOL
lrvxfrO rnru al urn
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MATRIMONIAL.

\ AMruYNs uwrILvMsr, n YEARS or AGE,
40 wro ergsrei IN rs-sve and highly ectshls
WI vstef correspond with ~ from " 20 10
- fae viii N nsirironF The lady must he ~
vr< social 6syotuon ana ssssed ~ 'air share u
fbuI. sfrfY 20 Ottec sdgert'ser has conpe-
ucy ti ccumuhir.iions sucnT confidential risse a..
.tta Y. =. ~, a., Br0ad Fay rat Dfnse
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FALL FASHIONS

DATTFRN BOrHETs -Miss varCRsoN 47s BROAD
way frat Honr invites attention OF nillners visiting
he city 70 her eegsni pattern bonne,s which ready
Tor inspection.
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EXTENSION OF The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CABLE

We understsnd hal TIE French foysErrea. ta-e giant.
al o the Asrto reesrr - conpHzy 'he excessive rSh,
for hfy ye1s 70 land telegraph oabsa :he hsres Q;
EqBeoB, which lie between Nova Scotia ana EssfcuBd.
hand eir,c.ioB aoou, 50 miles souit from the az
tcr, and Asou. 200 nnes csixat fon S.csey, ~ hsy
Bs secured the r'sht the oo.apssy prosess 70
bic iron flsconia Day. ~ - " 81 Pierre. ms chie hsa
aspet ~ The asd, a@d tlence " port near sydosy,
uspe brston, ~ ~ tbs means sbe Frenca slsnds
VII ee thrown Toto 70 sgr~pbic Communication with
Europe, vhne tae company ~ get 70 O. se necessity OF
keeprr Teper some Tour 1ve hundred miles OF land
hpe rubnnE scrcts Neuiounclsnd and Cape Breton,
tbrrugh regions where there inhabitants excepting
fes scattered lnasne and roads other than
Which have been constructed BY the telegraph oonpsuy
~ its In according this LIBERAL grart the
French government dcubtess bal IA ADVANTAGES
a mUst c,nser uroo hs immense dshrg interest, whoh
s 81 Pierre aud ~hioh viii Tins be brought into
csi,y and srnosi instantsncors communication with
Trace.