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AN ACT
%

To repeal an Act therein named.
SECTION l.. Be Il enacted By the General Assembly
of the state Of Ohio. That the at entitled IAN act TO
pievent Siareholding and Kidnapping in Ohio" pass
ed April IL, 1857. he and the same is hereby repealed
SRc. 2. This act shall take effect upon ITS passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tke House Of Re7reseatatiuss-
MARTIN NELkER.
President 81 the Ss7Gfs.
March q. Is5s.
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E. SPEAR & son.
WING MILL,
DOOR. BLIND AM SASH FACTORY,
THE undersigned, having long been
L urged ty thsir friends anil patrons. lad knowing
The wants o: the public. have cree ell a spacious
FLAMING MILL & DOOR FACTORY,
On the Canal, Just west Of C. 4. Lcningweli's Ware
house where they will keep GA hand a stock OF Dress
ed Flooring, 5oth OF hard and SOFT H1od. We are also
manEiac uriug a superior quality of SIDING. which
we can furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds Of Planning for the TraGe pn short notice. We
are now prepared 20 sell the best qislit5 IT kiln-dried
.doors-havius largely increased our facilities for man
ufaetIring doors, we would call the attention Cf IOiners
and Builders to this branch of our business. We will
continue the manufacture Of
BLINDSl
or a superior quality, and warrant them in every par
ticulzr We will also keep on hand a l3.Ee assortment
of SASH!
or ali sizes in use. Having largely intl eased our IA
cilities for manufacturing all The above articles and
are enabled to sell them II reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. We will engage TO duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or elsewhere. Com
munications by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sending stuff to be dressed, need send
none but good lumber, IS We will put nothing on our
Machines but clear lunieT. Siding, to dress well,
must be at least x inch thick.
Shingles and Lath on hand and for sale.
Warren, Jan 81, 1857. L. SPEAR & SON.
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Fine Watches

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition to
his stock of Fine Watches; also entirely new styles Of
Jewelry, such rs Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
Breast Pins; Diamond. Garnet. CorAelian, LOcket.
Solid Il carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; Silver
spoons, &c. Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sill
yer Ware, and 4 full stock Of Notions
He has also made arrangements with a Manufac-
turing House in Switzerland, by which, he, as Agent
for the manufacturers, receives watches directfrom En-
rope. By this arrangement, he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, of all kinds, as iOo as they can be
bought in the UHitsz States. lie has now on hand
every variety of ChrOnometer, Duplex Lever and La
pine Watches, a large stock OF britannia Ware, Jew
elry and Fancy Goods Of every description, and he
will receive new supplies, monthly. His intention
is to sell a large amount. and he will sell to dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
The JeWelry vas also purchased direct from the
manufacturers, at Jobbing Prices, and will he sold.
lie only asks that purchasers should call and satisfy
themselves. JULES VAUTROT.
Warren. July Is, 1857.
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NADDIES AND HARNESS.

- The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having been
dissolved. and the business divided, the manufacturing
Of Harness, Saddles, &C., will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
BY JOHN FlTE, as a Clothing Store. nssriy opposite
the Old stand of Patclr & Allison. The subscriber 10
fully prepared with an ample supply Of trimmings,
and stock Of all kinds. fer the Manufacture Of anything
in his line. A good supply Of HARNESS, ADELE
TRUNKS &c. constantly on hand, which he viii be
happy, at all times, to exhibitt0 his old friends, and
new customers. y IL. ALLISON.
N.-ra, A,rff NJ 1888
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FRANKLIN FOUNDRY,
Corner South g. Liberty Streets, Warren, Ohio.
HAVING been al considerable ex-
H pense in fitting up our establishment. we are
fully prepared TO furnish all kinds Of castings made to
order on short notice; and almost any Kind Of Elaehin-
cry castings. such as
GRIST y SAW MILL CASTINGS,
Nil lSpindles and ~Shafting. east on end, aEi in dry
sand moulds; Castings for Blast Furnaces Hot Blasts
&c. Shefting and Machinery complete for Steam or
Water FIGURING Mills and Saw Mills. Coal Bank
Pumps and machinery for raising coal Cited ready for
use We are also prepared to furnish
TEAM ENGINES,
and do the Mill wright work for Pouring Mills ofany
size Saw Mills, Oil Mills. Coal Banks, Blast Rurna-
ccs. &c. All Castings made Of best material aad war
ranted equal 10 any made in Pittsburgh, Cleveland or
elsewhere. WI HULL Co.
Warren. Nav o.. IS57-Iy.
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BOOKS FOR THE UNION SCHOOLS.
WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH.

WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH
MENT. Sign Big Window with Curis. Wigs,
Ladies' Nics. Braids and P~erfumery. I have = large
assortment Of Ladies' artificial Hair and Gei tismen's
Tigs and Topees.- A splendid assortment OF rszers,
the best ever offered in this mSrket-tkey are warran-
ted good or no sale. Perfumery, OIL, Pom<tums, Hair
Dyes, Hair RestOrStives, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Soap,
Choice Cigars, and many other Fancy Goods too tedi-
Gus to mention. Call and examine for yourselves, n
1 intend 10 sch low for cash. My goods are all Of the
latest fashions, and ola good quality.
A L. G. DAY
Warren, Market St., one door west OF yautrots Jew
elrr Stnrs. (octl5l
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March q, 1858.
No. 32.1 AN ACT

To amend an act entitled IAN act relating to Dover
passed January %, ls22, Qe24l
srcrrox I. Be 1t enacted By the General .6ssem6iy
IF the STATE Of Ohi0, That the first section OF an act
untitled IAN act relating 10 Dover" passed January
. 1923, Qs24.) be SO amended as TO read as follow $:
.rcrroSI j. That the widow Of any person dying shall
:. endowed with one fall aud equal third part of all
e lands, tenements and real estate of which Ler hus
nd was seized as an estate Of Inheritance at any
ne during the cOverture. and of all lands. tenements
.d real este " which her Mustard at his dscease
I'D the fee simple in remainder or reTersion. And
ne shall in like manner be endowed OF one-ihird part
Z all the right, title or interest that her husband. al
se time OF his deccase. had in any lands and tenenlents
I'D ny bond, article, lease or other evidence of claim;
.ad she shall remain in the mansion house Of her has
md, free OF charge, for one year after his death, II
ssr dover he not sooner assigned her Provided. that
tower shall not be assigned to any widow IN any lands.
r<nements Tor real estzie Of which her husband, at
his decease. held the fee simple in reTersion OF re-
mzinder gntiI after the termination Of the prior estate.
SECTION Q. That section enc Of said act be and the
ZANE IL hereby repealed.
L II. WOODS,
SpeaIsr Of tke House Of RepreseHtatiros.
MARTIN MELKER
President Of the Seaate.
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sPnIxG AND SUMMER.

TFIrBE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
Z ply yourself with an exceedingly nice Cater, Boot
or Shoe, which in point o. Heatness, comfort and dura-
biIity. have never been surpassed and probably never
esuaIled BY any former arrival in the goodly town OF
warren. YOU Eiil find that articles Of this ideRtiea. de-
scr;ption are 20 be lad ut the shop of the Undersigned,
No 3, Market street, where you are cordially invited TO
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the nea;eS; AID ktest styles OF Caters and
ether Ladies wear, with which our lady customers con-
not but be pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
Iy provided for, and the very choicest goods OF the mar
ket selected for them Determined to have Zone but .
superior article, the subscriber keeps a sharp eye on
the market Gentlemen can be Supplied With eithsrthe
Sne French, the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
s-antial s.Oga-
: \. B. Work made to order and warranted to ft-
Call at No. }, Market St, first door east o. smith q
McCombs. lmay z 1885, D. 1. WAkkBN.
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March %. 1858.
AN ACT
;TNo. 35 |

49,
To amend section e5 Of an act entitled ian act Of the
Jurisdiction aid procedure before Justices Of the
Peace. and Of the duties Of Constables in Civil
Courts" passed March 18th. 1853
sErrrox L. Be II enacted by the General Assembly
of tks State of Ohio. That section % Of an act entitled
ian act Of the jurisdiction and procedure before Jus
ices Of the Peace, and Of the dnties Of cOnstahles in
Civil Courts" be amended SO as to read as follows
Upon the return Of said order Of arrest. executed in
pursuance Of the preceding section. the trial OF said
cause shall proceed. unless for good cause, upon the
application Of either party, or It the Instance OF the
sustice himself, TIE came shall be continued for any
period. as is divided for in other cases before jus
ices OF the Peace; and when the trial Of said cause Is
continued for any period, the defendant upen execut
snr with one or more sufficient securities. q written
undertaking to the plaintiff in the premises. and 10 the
acceptance Of the Justice, TO he Ell ct that II judgment
shall be rendered IN the action against the defendant,
he win render hinselr amenaile to the process of the
Cont thereon shall be discharge | from custody Pro-
vi5ed. however, that in no case shall the defendant he
detained 10 the custody of the officer, Shen said con-
tinuancs has been for more than forty eight bours
nnlsss said continuance has been made a. the instance
or with the consent Of the defendant himself.
SEC .. That the original section . Oh the above
reci.ed act Is hereby repeated
WILLIAM D WOODS.
Ssesser Of tAe Eoase Of Representatives..
MARTI WELKBR,
PresiSezt Of the Senate.
Mach o 1858
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Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL.
y CRANAGE continues 10 manufac-

~ ture and keep on hand, at his store,
NO. 6, MAIN STREET. WARREN. OHIO,
Two doors south Of Smith. MeCOmbs & Cos store, a
large, complete and we'll selected stock OF goods he
can recommend to customers, At moderate prices, con-
sisting of LADIES FINE CONGRESS,
Side Laced, Patent Tipped an ROxed Caters, plain,
good aGd substantial CATERS, home made, Of different
grades and colors, and a general assortment Of all
kinds Ladies' Shoes. Slippers. &c.
MISSES & C~uILDRENS' CATERS.
BOOtees, Shoes aud Slippers. of all kinds and cOlors-
GENTLEMEN'S v FRENCH CALF.
Morocco, Kip AMI Thick Boo ;; 4 good assortment Of
fine Caters and Slippers; Boys and Youths Cali, Kip
and Thick Boots. Brogans, &c, &C.
A GOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS,
Consisting Of French Calf, Patent Leather, CAL. Boot
Morocco, COrie ,sple Morocco, Glazed Kid. Prunel.
Galloon. Boot Webb, Lasts. Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs,
Nails, Knives, Thread, and every thins Else pertaining
10 the trade.
April -, 1851. 3. CRANAGE-
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GEO " co.

UEO. Gin CLAlh V w.,
GeEerGI Lend Agents end Dealers az Land UGrrGzts,
FLORENCE, y. T.
Will give their personal attention 10 buying and sell
ing Real Estate, Entering Lands, LOaning Money and
Paving Taxes. in Nehrasky, Iowa and Kansas.
Observation-Disclosures Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa;
c. g.. Hussey & Co. do X. Patrick IL Co. Bankers,
do; Atwcil. Lee K Co. Merchants, do i. Z. Haley,
Banker, Phila.; Winston. Lanier * Co. New York:
Lucas * SimCnds, Bankers. ST. Louis, Sellew & Co
Merchants, do; Bank OF Commerce, Cleveland, U J.
g. Iussey, do; Samuel Qaiuby, Esq. Warren. o.
anrl3-ly~
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PIANOS Il MELODEONS.
o THE CITIZENS OF TRUHEULL COUNT

THE subscriber having been informed
L that a report is being circulated to the eject that
he has, or is about TO give up the Piano and Mslodeon
business. wishes in this manner TO apprize the public
that such is not the case.
Having recently engaged in the Mercantile business,
will in no wise interfere with the Piano and Meloieon
Department. as may have been supposed y the author
or authors Of the report above alluded to. All orders
for Pianos or Melodeons promptly attended to- at the
old stand in Pennington, Trumhuil County, Ohio
Old Pianos or He!odeons taken in exchange for new
ones. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Address JOSEPH H~AZLEDINE,
Pennington, Trumhull Co., o.
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC
w INSTITUTE, Hiram, Portage Co., @.
The Spring Term Of this Institute will begin on
Tuesday. March 9th, ls5S, and continue Il weeks
The Eclectic is no" in its eighth wear Of successful
operation, and from its past Success The Trustees fe /
confidence in it to the public as AM.
versally worthy OF their patronage.
Its catalogues show al aggregate of nearly SOC stu
dents annually. Thirty Of its former Students have
graduated with honor from the best Colleges in the
East and WEST, and abJnt twenty more are now faI
advanced in the College course. No Seminary in the
west has done more to encourage collegiate education.
Another prominent aim OF the Eclectic is % 1t young
men and women for teaching. Nearly one hundred Of
the students of last term are now teachers in Portage
and adjoining counties TO the large circle who have
been students at the Eclectic. the board Of successful
and experienced teachers needs no comInendation.
TUITION PER TERI FOR 70 WEEKS.
Common English Branches, s4,ee.
Higher " Oncluaing Nat. Scisnces.) $500.
Ancient Languages and Higher Mathematics, $500.
German and French, SEC extra
PR SPENCER, tbs author OF the Speucerian sys-
TEN Of Penmansh.p. will have charge of that depart
mcnt
BOARD can be had in families from Sis TO S2ce
per week There are also opportunities Tor self board
which the exp 'nse may be considerably reduced.
All communications should he addressed 10 J. A. Gar
field, Chairman OF the Board Of Instruction.
ALyAH UDALL, Pres:. Board o; Trustees.
Hiram, Feb. 10, IS5S-Cw.
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NEW DRUG FIRM!

NEW UkUG Elkm.
AT NO. 6 ARKET TREET WARREN, OHIO.
The undersigned respectfully announce to he public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpose Of carrying on the Drug business in all its
varied branches. they have purchase led the entire Stock
and interest Of MesSrs Spring 81 Turner IN the Market
street Drug Store. where theJ may be fonnd al all
times ready TO accommodate those who may favor them
With = call And, as by our connection. we bring to
lear a lair practical gnOEt.ig- OF the business we
hope by dealing in . fair and honrahie manner with all
who may favor US with their patronage, TO secure a
continuance Of the business favOrs heretofore granted
this establishment, rs wei as the good viii OF ;heir EEL
low Sitizens, in general.
Physicians will fnd a fall assortment of Medicines,
warranted to be INST what We recommend. All yre
s~criPtions filed with care, and entirely cOnfiential.-
Merchants Ed Druggists Of this and adjoining counties
who procure their supplies in our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh are respectfully requested to call and
examine our stock and prices. and we pledge orlselves
to sell by the Package on terms that win save a fair
percentage and transportation. Further particulars
soon. j. Y. WOODS.
Dec. 9. 80. PEW.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOhS
TOR sale at the New York Bookstore,
L Wholesale or Retail. Country Merchants. School
Teachers ard others il want Of an assortment are in
vited to call and examine our stock.
McGufey's and Wetster's Spoilers.
McGuaey's Readers and Primers, all kinds.
Rays LIST, Ind, 81 and Higher Arithmetic
Thompson's LIST, 2Hd and Higher do
Adams, Smiths, GreeEleaf's and Perkins Arith'cs.
COlburn's and Marvin's Intellectual de
Pinnoe $. Smith, Gfeene's, CoveIis, Clark's, Wells
and Uart's Grammar.
Smiths. Mi,cheii's. olney's. MeNalIy's. Morse's.
Monrieth's. ParIey's and COlton's & FltchS Geography.
Wrlght's OrthOg rsphy; Watts on Mind
Mayh-ws' Fulton AMI EaStIaan'S Book Keeping.
Pu;nam's ElOcution; Cutters Physiology
Jane rayler's Physiology; Whateley's Rhetoric and
Logic; EaneS' Elements
LOOMS. Robson, Davies and Greene's Algebra; Da-
vies Bourbon
Loomis and Davies Geometry; Andrews asd StOd-
dardS & Billions Latin. Grammar and Readers; An
thOns Latin Series.
Wehster's Dictionaries; Wilson's Histories; States
OF all kinds. A good assortment of School Stationery,
and i large supply Of Toy Books for school presents.
PORTER & SON.
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II OLOI LDIAUI AMLItINNN A1LO'
~ QUENCE This is the finest collection Of
speeches Of the Orators OF America. ever puelshed--
1t contains a brief biographical memoir OF each, and
is illustrated with historical notes. The work is now
completed is two octave vols, OF 500 pages each, with
eieg-nt steel portraits of the distinguished persona
yes. Those who have subscribed for the work will
please call and get them. S6,e0 Law Binding, 500
Cloth. at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Warren, Jan. 6, &C.
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4bgsirians.

u w. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
H.. pathist. Once in sutiin's Block, near the
American Hotel. Office hours, from 10 to u O'Clock
AN. mar
W. PAINE, N. D1 r.. }. FuLMER, M D.
DRS. PAINE & FULMER,
physicians and Surgeons; Offices over
County. Ohio; and No. sl North Fifth Street. Phila-
delphia. Feb. u, 50
T. 10y, NJ. D., has returned from the
- west, and resumed hi. practice with DR.. Nelson, at
their Office east of the Bank, warren,O
T DAVIS, NJ. D., Physician & Sur
four doors east Of the Bank. Feb IS
NJ J. RICE, NJ. D., Physician and
IN. Surgeon. Braceville Center, Trumbull Co o.
feb4-y*
DR. R. S. STERRETT. Surgeon Den
- tist. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one to
An entire set. Particular attention paid to first denti-
ton. All operations carefully performed and wsrran-
ted. Office at Seth Hayes, Burg Hill, Trumbull Co.,
Ohio. feba.-6n
John B. & JULIAN HARMON,
Physicians and Surgeons, Office North side of the
Public square, Warren, o. oct coy
nR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
- IEdCllCC VI COlCl Al fACAlds "hSAc ~ vi
remain permanently Jan3otf
DR. W. NJ. HORTON, Physician
Il y and Surgeon. Centre of Fowler, Trunbul Co., o.
March l2, IeJ6-t:.
SiiGrnsrs.
III L. BURNETT, Attorney at Law.
IL. and General Collector. Warren, o. Office east
OF the Court House, in the Office formerly occupied by
Hon. L. +. Hoffman. tJan.2 %, ssh
IT II. HUTCHINS, Attorney at Law,
u. Office over Smiths & MeCombs Store. Warren,
Ohio. Ian -. 5sl
! GRO. ?. u,EDlxo. ruILo K. REED.
HARDING & REED, Attorneys at
H Law. Monmouth, Warren county. Ill. Prac.
tiee in Henderson, Mercer, Knox, AcDoncush and Fnl-
ton counties. april
D. F. ccRTIss. c. W. SMITH.
CURTISS & SMITH,
4 ttorneys and Counseliors at Law
"A Office in the old Clerks Office, north side of the
Public Square. Warren, Ohio. mares
A FOR ABEL, Justice of the Peace,
y and Attorney at Law. Office over Smiths and
MeCombs' Store. Warren, Ohio. jan2l
JOHN nuprHISs. I.D.cOH, R. R.rIrrs.
HUTCHINS, cox & R8TLIFF,
ATTOR EYS.
Once on Liberty Street. directly opposite the Bast side
o: the Court House,
WARREN.
r L. d A. o. FULLER, Attorneys at
Z. Law, Office over Smiths & ncCombs Store. Cor
ner Block. Warren. o. Jan. lst 1854. ly
T F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
q .,SOlicitOr in chsncery, Warren, Trumbull Co.. o.
2jOtfIs.
EARQUHAR HOUSE, w. w. ALLEN,
h Agt. East end Of Main Street, Salem, D. c
Curry, Clerk. Omnibus to and from the Depot Free Of
Charge. Feb. II, 'So-3n
JOHNSON HOUSE, John r. Surburg,
- Proprietor, Cleveland, Ohio.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPMAN
IN Proprietor. East side of the Public Square,
Warren. Ohio.
FAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. T. HULL,
II Market street, Warren, o. Fifth door east of the
Bank. mar2
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.TNHE only place where the elegant
4 work. AMERICAN EL0oUESCE, - can be had.
is at ADAMS BOOKSTORE, and that only ~ subserip-
ton. Price $500; . Vols iFeb. u. So.
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FHE FRUIT GARDEN.-A treatise

u designed to explain and illustrate the philoso-
ply Of fruit trees, the theory and practice Of old ops.
rators connected with the propagation, transplantiRg,
pruning. and training Of orchard and garden trees,
SC &c, illustrated with more than 100 engravings.
Sold at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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lamentations from Leading and In
Guential Papers.
from the New York Evening Post.

The Biographies are very interesting. ani those
whose lives are recorded being prominent men in their
day AMI generation. their memoirs throw great light
on the history OF the country, while their successful
exertions in the path OF honorable industry. make their
lives an encouragement and a beacon for the young
who are entering on the struggle Of life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22
Prentieiana.

The following items we clip from thu
Louisville Josrna..
Mr.. J. Black. Of the Southern Banner
declares for the dissolution OF the Union
Let him have traitors reward.
~ @Haug be the Heavens with E'aek-"
The editor of the Washington Eaion
abuses the freesoilers. He himself is the
freest soiler we know of-soiling every de-
cent thing he touches
The Washington. Union says there is to
be mo change ia the Cabinet" There
has been precious little if any in the Treas
ury for some time.
II is said that the Hon. S. s. Cox, of O.
is under the impression that retrousee
noses were never SO common in any age
of the world as they are now. The truth
is, every nose he encounters turns up al
him..
The New Orleans Crescent says that the
Governor Of Louisiana is ablest with good
health.7 Pity Louisiana were not best
with good Governor.
The editor of the Alegan (Miehigan)
Record keeps distiilery. His neighbors
are ut loss to decide which is the most
,illianous compound, his politics or his
whisky. :, eltra go ssAer3
In Kansas, two weeks ago, Miss Irene
Baker, girl of seventeen, married man
of sesenty-tive from admiration Of one of
his political speeches. Thus is a common
saying verifed-"polities makes strange
bed-fellows.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-22


A PRIsrISo OFFICE, WHOLE TowN
AID CouSTY SuBMERGED.-The editor
of tho Gitizen, at Coahoma, Miss, on the
S0ih ult. issued The following card. II
explains very bad State Of affairs:
The Mississippi has taken possession Of
the office of the Coahomo Citizen, and /
am compelled TO suspend the publication
of il until We have fall IN the waters
Nearly every place and point 10 the county
is submerged. Here and there ridge of
uncommon height is left above the flood.
The damage 70 the country will reach m
enormus sum. At the present it is incalcu-
liable. Out side of the destruction of the
crops (which were unusually premising)
the drowning of stock will be immence;
all the stock running in the woods will be
lost. Many of the planters have erected
platforms, and have a very small portion of
of their stock upon these A portion thus
cared for will die from, exposure and
want of attention. Some have stock in
their galleries, bed rooms, and even their
parlors. We have met with seTeraf of the
sufferers, who have had to abandon their
houses-with others who are living in
upper stories of their dwellings, and can
assure you that our condition is very dis
sressing and deplorable indeed.