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FroDably no one REMEDY has ever been knovD
which cured many and such dang erous cases -, L
some no huRlan aud reach but even io IAo.e lhr
Cherry Pectoral affords relief and &C miort
AsroR HOUSE,, New York City, March 5. lsj6
DOCTOR AVER, Lo"ell feel it duty and a plea.
sure to inform you what your Cherry Peciora Las done
lur my wl1e. She had been five months laburIug mn
uer me dangerous symptoms of CUrisunpilom from
when ne ad we could procure gave her much relief
% was steadily falling. until Dr. Strong of thu cit,
where we have come iur advice, recommended a mi
Oi your medicine. We bless his kindness az ws Ju
yCar Skill iOr she has recovered from that ny She
ol YET as strong as she used to be- but free from
her cough, and calls herself we'll Yours. viii, e,'
tude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY of Shelb,, ,ill.
0 ConsnnlptiUes, do not despair till you have ,rsd
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. II IL made by ono
OF Inc Dest medical chemists in the world aud its cures
PLiLQdeiILiJ Ie,yyar - " ''''"0'
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. FuTnitnre Furnitssre!i1
Fresh Arrival at III. G. HARDY 3

WHOLESALE RETAIL HGkNITURE, BEDDlNG
AND LOOklNG-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jehesson-st, between Water 4 Mainsin sfr. Postle.
i'Swaits new four story brick Bdrllnston, Iowa.
M X. HARDY returns his thanks 20 the eisiseps Of
4Nl Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
that be can continse to gye perfectsstisiaction,
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower thaE formerly that II enables me sell
all goods In my Tire FROM ~ TO 20 per cent lees than
any other house In vest, aud al goods warranted
rs good as represented or the money refunded. Ny
stock consists Of the following goods In liw ies
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An unparalleled Discovery!
\ POSITIVE AGUE ERADICATOR

HygvELLS Bebeerine Mixture u q positive cure for
~ Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for number OF
yesy and has always been used with success. Ii IL
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
The Druggsts and read II and you will be satisfied
Yor sale here By DR.. Tayfor-in St. Louis b. II.
blakesy and in Rock Island, Ills by the Proprietor
no-101y 49,. =, ! : $500 a q,
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COALHC COAL

,isK NHE s.bscriber bias purchased Vests 6o6t INK
EAtgnnA b now prepared to furnish customef p with
GOAL q the hank for cents per buse or 10 cents pei
!. bNeheI deve: ed In any part Of Ottumwa Thfs coal
$3.50 iren q t, and Of the very best 4uslity N
I'm L. - st6im JAS p HALLOwAY
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= BOOKS FOR IOWA.
CITY OF sun1ueror.

II L. CORSE e SON, would can the astent,o,
Of the ciisens Of Iowa to the unexsmpled acili
ties they for furnishing everY article In The
and Stationery line Their stock 70 complete N ever,
department. and the connection OF B0rinetor With IN
rst manufacturing places In the world by railroad
places them in the heart Of the market Their estab
shment s divided into distinct apartments each r.
charge of the most competent assistants ~ KS \
1st MISCELLANEOUS B0OKSLThe Dublt6 atso6s A.
the different eastern and western houses are Mac
s5s ed their shelves almost AZ soon a. Issued :,
ID. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT.-Are agents ID,
~ MGufhces; Sanders, and most of the school hook
pubnghed imSsse tyrisn. ys1rnisb shens Ntpnb
ssss IasR RE S ssys ss. :,
3D. LAW MY nook SaSfs prpA agents, for Il.
principal Law Publishing houses the Union They
Ito can furnish any legal works whatever t puhiice.
=, ton prices. fft'ft . 49, = =
4th .MEnCAL DEpARTMENT-- comple,e Il times.
9Th. RLANK INCONSISTENCIES, Merchants and Rail.
road Companies can and every variety Of blanks
at their house.. 4, 81 = -
9Th. 81 TfOkE large stock 81 Cap. Letter. and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes Constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices. ~ 8
7th AGENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no way can a young
- man without means establish himself In business
30 easily rs by securing subscribers to pubiica
found on their shelves. A. trial will individually
stb. PRINrER's DRPARTMEST.--As agents, for i.
- JohrsonfType Foundry, they can supply immedi-
atciy from their stock on hands, everyivariety ri
~ News audOrnamenta1type Cases, GaIleys, Chases
Presses, brass and Lead ruleAlso, News aud Coz.
ored Inks printing paper Of every size. lFIatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, card hoard, cler-
omstie n2sTat and everything in fact connected
Ar examination Of their stock Is isreruested
= nS0.-tf Ffs5 ffafs ~ t9fses'e5 .t-YNs tYrft
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Mahogany and Black Wsl~sf

n chairs q..-s.....,y; 3,-..s..-,,,a a..
And great variety Of articles usually kept In first
class Furniture Warehouse, which Ore too nuner6us
mention. ,,.
Mahogany and Black walnut Looking Glasses non,
2Scts to Is 90. = - if ss79 eS,.sg..ie.- go,
Git frame Looking Glasses from ii 70 to $50 o.
Mattresses e1-7b to en- %. ~ n u Nes N6ifll
Brass clocks, With Iron Frames, from ~ % 70
IS co. N u
Aliberal discount mads % country dealer, rnaO,f
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A beloved Daughter saved! BY
the use Of Two Bottles of DR.
Halls Balsam "a

VdHuens tfIIIStale Goa NIlcn MARCH 2, 800. y
Messrs. o. X. BAKER Co. g.tfa-Se VI s,El
GeRts:-My daughter confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hav-
ing given lfer up, Twas induced TO try your valuable
remedy. at once procured a bottle of DR. VIM
HALLS BALsAM, AND COMMENCED USING IT
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, And.am happy to
much relieved able to dress herself and by the
use ofthe second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
to HEALTH Y y la $500
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
suffering from Diseased lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS to useit at once The above remedy does
not fail, In any instance, TODD all IL is Recommended
SAMUEL LsAMAN.
B0LLRS, SMITH CO., sPreprsetors, IA south Wa
ter street. Chicago to whom all orders should be
dressed. sHV tffRs
PRCE-i 90 per bottle or six bottles for s. co. for
sale by J. L. Taylor, VIM. r. Emenderf, G. Lawrence
Ottumwa, Collins 4 knight, Abba, j. c. Dunlap Co
Eddyville, W.Baker, Iowaville, and druggists every
where. s5rAs a. "a 6t strt se' n47-y
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sense Tux MEDICAL TRINITY.
Zach of RsDwAY's Three Remedies possesses specia
curative powers certain Diseases and when eitle
the READY RELIEF RESoyATlSG REsoiv to the REGu
LATos used for the certain class of disease the,
are specially designed for, the system undergoes rap
Id from Its diseased to heal
thy and happy state of existence. s.t
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Tux MEDIcAL rRIxrTy.
zach ofRsDwAY's Three Remedies possesses specia
curative powers over certain diseases; and
the READY RELIEF, RESoyATNG REsoivBST to the REcu
LATos used for the certain class of disease the,
ID e iH s &c
thy and happy state of existence b.t
H.a RADwAY's READY RELIEF .13a s,s
This remedyis to be used externally or tax en- inter
nally. for all Pains, Aches and Infrmties In few
minutes 1t stops the most torturng palms. subdues al
faHations and cures the worst cases df Rheumat sm
Lutioago, !ioat, Paralysis, Neuralgia, TootIache
Jointed Infrm and Crippled to Sohndness and Vipor
Its likewise Certain Cure and Preventive for Fever
and Ague, Scarlet Fever, Smallpox, 9roup oarseness
Colds and Influenza Whenever you feel any unpleas
ant or painful symptoms, take dose OF RApwAY'.
READY RELIEF apply il t6 the parts where the pai,
siocated Ia short time you will enjoy and com
Bear IN mind there Is no pain SO severe but thai
Railway READY RELIEF win stop, and no system SC
crippled with Iniirmities but that the r. r. n Re,ne
dies wilirestoreto sound and vigorous health.
RsDwAy's RKGuLAToas
The discovery Of these wonderful Pills establishes
new era in puyeatives, and principle Iii the sci
ence of medicine. In taking these Pills no grinin0
pains sickness atstomach is experienced they ope
rate naturally leaving the bowels liver and other or
gans in a natural and healthy condition.
They those who take them, good appetite and
Each Pin, that taken, gives new life to the blood
they purify 1T cleanse IT, take from 1t all impure depos
Its, and equalizes its circulation.
One or two doses Of RADwAY's REGULATORS win en-
tirely remove all distressing symptoms Of Dyspepsis
Jaqndce Nervousness Indigestion, costiyeness, Liver
troubled with Irregularities weakening discharges
may rely upon prompt cure and regular periods, q
RAILWAY 3 REGULATORS are taken.
8sssF PIcTuR. OF HEALTH AxD BEAuTY. 81
few doses of RAILWAYS REGULAToRs will Insure 4
clear, fair pure and healthy skin and rosy complex
on. They give to those troubled with weak dull vel
low eyes, q clear and brilliant appearance. RADwAYa
PILLS give natural beauty to the face eyes and he ad
and the use Of the Ready Relief as washer for tn,
tee and for he hire oh
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Burlington Foundry

Burlington Foundry.
CHAS. HENDRIE, Burlington, iowa.
III AN prepsredt ferf ap Bngise( ana oiiers
cfvarious sizes and kihds; Circular Saw Aills,
Threshing Maehinee, Bridge ffshs, Cclufhns, caps
Jails, &c. !,
FOR sAkE-Gu4 and bSpsAss Bs,tans, saws Of au
sizes, Hg aRd Boiles IrSn I'd ali thf vd3et5 Of Cast
aud Wropkht Rorkand MD Maehigtry, fuII ished az
manship. hsf2sss li9s focsy1, '67-n81-lyl i,
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STATHONEHY AND
BLANK BOOKS /!
A. H. BURLE &. Co,
s. "! No.sIse I.alSessfreet, &
CHICAGO .rS.,~;..r.,.-s ILLINOIS.
"oULD Respectfully invite the atten.i,n of couu.
vvgotry merchants, railroad officers county officers
and the public generally to their large and well selec
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery blank
books and par." Of an kinds, sizes ana coors Being
exclusively in the stationery business have
tages over other houses in the west. Country mer-
chants will find II TO their Interests to leave their or
ders with u.s. instead Of paying freight from New York.
10 A 4 Il R O AID ST ATT N y i, n.
Our stock of.iraiiroad stationery is very complete
consisting of every thing that is .essentalsto form
complete outfit for an engineers Office or table.
whatman's drawing papers Of all sizes, German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 20 and rs inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Ximdsor & Newtons
and Newmans water colOrs, India ink, caInel's hair
and sable pencils, draughftmg tacks, draughing in
srunents, In cases and separate scales,
protract2rs parallel and pocket rules, &C., &C. Also,
surveyors chains and
CiIEsTEIMAN's METALLIC TAPES, d
from 80 to 100 feet In length Also, field, transit and
Level book, and Brown Sons profile and crasssec-
tion papersO &,
II Il AN X n o, Oh s. /!
Every style Of blank books constantly on hand, or
made In M So ek@a
OUR OWN Kinder
Of any desired pattern to order In the substantia
manner Mt short notice. & $3.50 :
o IA m X II RS
We would particularly cali the attention or bank Of
fcers to our large assortment OF banking books and
office stationery always hand, or made to order-
lndviduaIs edgers, general IedSers, journals, cash
books bill books, discount hooks tcklers and bank
pass books OF all sizes. Among stock OF office
niture can he found cash boxes post office boxes date
boxes bill head boxes, TIN cases for holding different
sizes OF letter, note paper and envelopes, envelope
cases. letter clips letter and cap board clips wire files
ink stands pencils, pencil rubber, waters and sealing
wax, blotting paper, envelopes letter. cap aud
paper, cancelling files and hammers, Eylots Eylot
mackines, gold pens and cases Buriey's celebrated
fountain pens, Gillotts 303 pens Mitchels pens
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80 THE DOUBLE LATTLE. GIANT.
OR TWO Mills IN CNEf

Patented May, 1854. Improved In 1854.
|vUyHE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mn u Y yupis
80 and Pbrtable machine ferne0 ~ fhseoGa MILL
principle entirely of iron for farm and
USE ana designed for preparing food Tor steck Which
does ~ the rate Of ten twenty hpshsl ~ e our
according 70 the size Of the Mil. An Improvement
has been elected IN rs model the prsSeils season.
crushers together With an Improved Brfdfe Tree and
10 sabsttutne beg iatfotn IN place Of the old iegs
BY means OF all Of whichthe speed 10 nearly doubled
and when required the Mii1adspted aso 10 kfindipg
shelledcof into honinony and 6as neal lsS family
use. Byreversng the motion, or In other uoyds, By
running u backwsfs ten OF 6tecn Quasts Of neal TO
re buthel are obtsinea and The balsAss y superior
hommony or good foodfor feeding.
THE ADTAE1AGE or E1xDZAaG corn AND
tia asIIa Z 00B.kkALs Pro TxMgisiaiefha
Henry Alspsueh, Of GEemnsH CO. OhSs. gala
1904 myself and brother raised larsk crop 81 corn
and purchased 100 bsad fcatse 10 fattxn HS dtoth
er wishing TO divide our interess, offered me- lfteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice ohS cattle
10 the nunber Of seventy head. secspteA ssaN "
sss v. sss %s e:
shock, and ilhad mine ounl tpssthsr Nh ~ cob;
and fed Il In tfoughs nailed 70 trees around The yard
by bpOther's did oe sho1a dc u<Sr ~ 35R %
mine, though We had divided equally and Aefel sew.
enty head to my one hundred aud twenty. Wien his
corn was out Ilet him have Rom mine; and when
f1shsd Feeding the oaAtlHA ~ Il
vas found that my cattle had gailsd I've pesnds On
prss s m,,, Sns
team, and NO !tryptvss sssnissd tAsn SAas Sssen.
For ssie BY KEITH. ROBINSON i CO., slss.es,
A0wes8s y ~ eii9 " .stifsgaR sytg tne9y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
RE- The Senate 0T. 81 has nostpope,

R The Senate (U. 81 has postponed
the consideration of the Kansas question
for one week, making it the special order for
Monday next. The Senate is waiting for
the .'facts." Mr.. Brown of Mississippi,
who had the vertigo the other day, when
attempting to defend the action Of the Le-
compton Constitutional Convention, not
being conveniently sick any longer, excus-
ed himself from continuing the speech III
which he broke down, by saying that the
case was changing every day, and he would
wait awhile. 1t is remarkable that up to
this time not Southern Senator, except
Green, of Missouri, has made speech sus-
tanning the Lecompton Constitutional poll
cy of the President. They have not come
to his help against the mighty. Very un-
feeling they must certainly be, for he has
sorely needed their active sympathy
They have allowed Bigler, and Green and
Fitch to be used up by the Little Giant,
themselves looking on like Spaniards at a
bull fight; and they have smiled approba-
ton to see the Philadelphia Democracy pa
rade their dishonesty and foolishness-
have kept out of the ring. The Kansas
trouble smothered for week in the Senate,
will probably break out in the House with
sufficient fury to keep up the excitement
throughout the country.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

REv1vALs.-A revival of religion has
been in progress at the M. E. Church in
Youngstown during the past two weeks,
under the auspices Of Rev. j. libby, Pastor.
Meetings are held nightly, peniteuts throng
to the altar, and general awakening has
taken place. The meetings are be contin-
ued throughout this week.
The Salem Republican states that a
protracted meeting is in progress at the M.
E. Church of that place, and some eighty
members have been added to the church.
The New Castle Journal says: A pro-
tracted meeting is now in progress at the
Methodist Church on Jefferson street, in
New Castle, under the charge Rev. Mr..
Guy. The altar has been crowded with
seekers of religion, and the congregation
appear to be united in the cause of advan-
cling our spiritual Zion.
In Mercer the Methodists and Presbyte-
rians have each held protracted meetings,
which have been crowded with the best OF
consequences. Many have mad, profes
sion and attached themselves to the church.
We learn that protracted meeting is al
so in progress at Portland, and attended
with good success Youngstown Regis
ter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

MUST SWALLOW THE "NIGGER."-Sena-
tor Douglas in his reply to Bigler, asked
with great vehenmence, "Why are Demo
cratic Senators all around me allowed to
differ with the President on the Pacific
Railroad, Banks, Fillibustering, Tariff, DC,
and to differ in peace; while, because l ad-
hear to my position, / am attacked here
by men who wish to drive me out of the
party for ulterior purposes of their own, and
am falsely denounced, by the pensioned let
ter writers of presses who seek patronage
of some of the Departments here, as hav-
ing gone over to the Republicans?"
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax of Indiana,
writing to the South Bend Register, his
paper, says that, after the debate between
Douglas and Bigler, in which this question
was put, was over:
Douglas was talking to Hale, Wilson,
Cox, Burlingame, and some Others, when
Hale told him. 81 can answer that ques-
ton of yours, Douglas. I was in the Dem
ocratic party long enough to know that
while its members are allowed the largest
liberty on everything else, yet, if you don't
toe the mark on niggers, you are not regu-
lar and orthodox, and have to be turned
over with thu goats on the left hand" l
noticed frown on the face of Democrat
ic Senator near by, as the little group
Douglas included, took hearty laugh
over Mr.. Hale's comical statement of what
is really "fxed fact"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
New York, Jan. 10,

NEW Y DIRK, Jan. 19.
Flour market is unchanged and the de-
mand moderate sales 1000 brls at $4, $50
.4So for super State; s4,45@465 for extra
do; $4,25@4,35 for super western; S4,-
1906 for com to med do.
Canadian more active; sales 1000 brls
at s4,3O@4,4o for super; $4,000 for
extra.
Rye flour; 100 brls sold at 1904.
Wheat quiet and firmly held; no trans
actions reported.
Rye delivered at 7O@73c.
Barley nominal at 7o@75c.
Corn heavy and dropping; old mixed
western nominal at 75@74c; sales of new
Southern at 7O@73c..
Oats quiet at 43@44c for State, 45@
Acc for western.
Pork opened firm and closed heavy sales
400 brls $14,75@1495 for mess; Sll, ,5O@
II for prime.
Beef steady and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs firm at 64@64c.
Lard steady; sales 500 brls at s8@94c.
Butter is selling at ll@l5c for Ohio;
129@20 for State.
Cheese dull at 6@sc.
Whisky better; sales 200 brls at 2ot@
21c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21

ANOTHER WAR!The Richmond IVA
WAig suggests that "steps be taken to de-
mand of the president the removal from the
soil of Virginia ofa company ofmen WAL
ker's fllibusters) whom he himself has had
arrested as prisoners, and whom his naval
officers represent and denounce as outlaws
and pirates"
Ii proposes that the Virginia legislature
shall "pass bill demanding of the Federal
Government reparation for the offence it has
committed against the Commonwealth and
people of Virginia, and if freparation should
be denied, then declaration of war should
.folloaU, and the rights ofthe State be via-
dieated at the point ofthe 6ayonet." We
hope the Virginians will postpone their
declaration of war" until after the United
States Government concludes its engage
ments with Billy Bowlegs and Brigham
Young! A third "war" just now might
embarras the Administration, and we pre-
sumo the Virginians would just as lieffght
a few years hence as now!-Bnt9aLo En-
press.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
A PecuIiar speech.

Ele Thayer, President of the Emigant
Aid Association, seems to have great deal
of the shrewdness for which the people of
New England have long been remarkable.
His speech in the House on Central Amer
ican affairs, on Tuesday, exhibits not a lit
tie tact and ability. The National Intel
Legeneer says that there were many telling
points in this genial speech, which Mr..
Adrian (Dem.) of New England, compli-
mented, and with most of which he express
ed his concurrence" There was good rea-
son for this, as Mr.. Thayer's remarks were
not in the common vein or party harangues.
He opened a whole new vista to the
astonished gaze of the fire eaters, of which
they had never dreamed before. The man
who stood there as the champion of organ
lied emigration had exhibited the prodig-
ious power of that engine in the coloniza
ton of Kansas, and therefore what he
urged about the speedy settlement of Mic
aragua by Northern emigrants, was no idle
boast, but had proof to back it. The In
telligencer reports him as saying that In
the year 1859 the North will have seven
hundred thousand persons to spare and
provide for territorially, such men as found
States, and sufficient, too, in ndmbers to
build up a great many Of them if used
economically. This is the great fact un-
derlying all organized emigration move
ments; and, however the latter may be
deprecated by their opponents, so long
as they are managed with the shrewdness
thus far displayed, there is no doubt of
their success. Our constantly aecumulat-
ing surplus for emigration at the North,
needs but to be directed intelligently, and
it will populate any region that offers in
ducements. 1t would be far easier too, for
the North to colonize Central America, if
that country should ever belong to us,
that it has been for it to secure Kansas
Phil. Gaz.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
Small Bank Bills.

The N. Y. Tribune Of Friday has an
article on Governor Banks message-or
rather that portion of it which recommends
that the issue of bank bills of small de-
nominations be suppressed; and says
ale thinks TO doctor the currency by his
panacea of hard money in lieu of small
bills. But the remedy is futile. What
evil do we suffer from small bank bills that
we do not suffer from large billss They
crowd out specie from circulation, do they
But Mr.. Banks says We have specie in cir
culation in the country to the amount of
e270,0o0,000. The circulation of the
banks is not now much over sl5O,oOO,OOO
in all, and of this probably not over s15,-
100000 or 100000 is in small bills; !;
so that the substitution of the entire sum
in coin would be but bagatelle compared
with the gross amount already in circula-
tlon. Why then Danish the small bills ?
Is 1t because the billholders will be safer? (?
But the small bill banks are the best banks.
Look at New England, and New York and
New Jersey. The banks of these cou1mu-
mites all issue small bills, and how do they
stand! All redeeming in specie to-day
with the temporary exception of Rhode
1sland.) But how is it with the States
that have put down small bills! See
Pennsylvania prohibiting her banks from
using them, and making it penal offense
for her citizens to pass them. The banks
there are poor and crippled, and cannot
resume payments. The citizens snap their
fingers at the prohibitory law, an pass as
many small bills as they like, and shey are
plenty. 1t is thus with other States"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-01-21
~W.lter tbs f;llibuster has left

Eg Walker the fllibuster has left
Washington, and gone to New Orleans.
The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Times says that he will demand trial
there, and if he gets it, will introduce pos
tive testimony showing that the President
months ago encouraged him in his Nicara-
guam enterprise.
1t is rumered also that certain intercept
ed letters are in possession of a party in
this city, establishing the completely of the
Administration formerly, and that these
may be exposed in Congress before the
current debate closes.