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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
TI,c County [ Gonvemilon.

The meeting Of this b,dy occurs on the
same dag Of the Grand Rally, VIZ: Monday
Avg 22d. We not only anticipate a ful'
delegation from every township, but the
largest crowd which has ever assembled a.
a palilcal meeting in Macarthur. A fine on.
porunily will be presented for witnessing
and taking part in the proceedings of the
Convention, as well as hearing one cf the
ablest men in tie Union discuss the political
topics Of the day. Our fiends throughout
the county will greatly subserve The inter
ests of the cause by eierting themselves in
favor Of well attended primary meetings and
Il CEREAL turn out 20 tie mass meeting.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
nTIIc P!eSinn Herd.

We copy an atucle from the MahonlnS
StntiEel dbout he Republican meeting to DC
held at Coulcid ON the 9Th o Sepiemhef.-
Chase, Hutchins and DOM Platt are to be
there. ltappeas from the Stntiad that Mf.
Bascom, the Secretary OI the Republican
State Central Commiuee, urges stedt pomp
and pdrode in the management OI the cam
paign, d. it gives The PleblaR herd lo'tter
idea Of TIE appearance 81 Republican GJ''
eiuis and other distinguished meDg EePar-
~. It's thus these leuuws wrl'e 10 one
another about the honest voting men OF tile
State. THE PLEBIAN HERD 1t VIII b.
observed thai ihe Secretary urges also thdi
the people Uf Mahonlns must raj TIE mon
fy tU pay the Vii Of tl,ese men. a ways
one eve On the moin chnnCe. IS The motto oi
the Chase aud Giduinss school. What Bos-
com has wri,trIl to Ctnlie,d lie has we sup
pose written al over the State. AnI 50 tie
Genital Republican Juntu think tie honest
voters Ul the State. Inc p!eb.a9 ARID
Su.h is no DOUBT heir nc,uol opinion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
The Prinnry IlcPiiugs,

Our friends in the various townships, We
trust, appreciate tic importance of attend
ing the primary meetings for the sproint
ment of delegates TO the County Convention
1t they DO not. we earnestly. nut respectful
" urge uron then the necessity OF attend
ing those meetings, and Of sending up as
delegates their strongest men-mea in whom
they have entire cvnilance-men Of ability
who have a heart the success Of The Tariy ;
and Of course. the best interests Of the coun-
try. Let the primary meetings instruct their
delegates, if it be thought advisable, as to
,heir wishes N regard to County candidates
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
ClIMIllIlg- Ys. CnrWin.

We direct the attention Of the reader to
the Litter Of Joshu, r. Gildngs to Hon.
Thomas Corwin. GilJings i, ,he Chairman Of
the Ee,uolcan Stale Executive Committee
lie prou,urccs the oinicrs Of Mr.. Corwin
Aa!i-RcfuJ'icaa, Aati-Chris'icn, opposed
to the honor Of the States. the liberties Of our
people AMI the jahls of mankind When
the Chairman Of the Republican State Exc.
curi,e Committee thus d. a man out Of the
PARTY, h. can take back seat, and lest him
SELF.
We have no particular interest in this quar-.
rel between the ultra and conservative wing,
Of the Republican party, and simply desire
to impress upon the moderate portion o that
patty the fact that they are .o'd to the Abo,
ll,iouisls and Nui.iers Of the Reserve
They nut submit TO the dicluiinn Of Gid
dn,s aud The Oscriui'es, or be exrommuui
Gated h1m the r pub,cpn Church
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Declines.

President Burhanan has written letter
TO Hon w. McCsndless, in which be or.
presslv declines being candidate before the
Charleston Convention, He adheres to his
oft repeated resolution TO retire from public
life upon the expiration Of his term Of Office.
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0~F The Portage County Democrat, a
bitter Republican paper on IIe Wrs ern he
serve, and an organ OF Wdde and Giddings,
thus pitches into The Hon. Thomas Corwin;
Hon. Thomas COrpM Re defined Mr..
COrwn made speech, a few days since. at
Indianapolis. II was "a Union saving
speech rh'-is fulI of fogysm as a ho.'s back
is of blisLes. lie disclaimsi ALL giaa:s 10
any purity. Ard yet the Republicans, of he
Seventh Congressional Distri in Ohio. az
The e,eriion last October. displaced Hon.
Aaron Harlan, a III d, true aDl faithful Re.
publiran, aud elected Th mas eorwin as a
Republican on the Republic IN pl tfurm; and
our readers will rem mbrr how rhom IS Cor.
win. at CulumbuS, last sumner on the same
speakers sand Gilh Coy. Chas,, if any
thug, was little ohsad oI the Governor in
his devotion to Republican piincinlss.
Now, this same Thomas COrwin Spits up.
on the Republican rurly ofgsni2alion--ie
owrs allegiince to neither it nor its priud.
pes We never saw any sulli,ient reason
to conf le IN him as in Republican Tue,
he avowed ud rerence 10 Republican prlnci.
pies long enough to secure an election to
Congress al the hands Of Republicans--and
tn [ was oil
In the classification Of members OF Con.
g'ess Mr.. Curwin shOu d not be cassed with
the Republicans, nor should the Republican
party be hell respon ibe for his acts.-
As he has repuli TED all'giance TO the Re-
publican party, the sooner the party formally
aud dt,isivcy re udat's him the better.
The pruyerb says "CUnfdsuce in an un-
faithful man in the time Of trouble is like
broken to,th aud is out Of joint"
Tom Corwin had batter be taken out to
the political Poters' Field and buried.
Well, Giddin4s is endeavorng to do that
very thing, lie has read Corwin out of the
party, and yet the latter is made to do ser =
vice f,r the Republicans in Southern Ohio.
and is aiding to elect men who hold the ne
gro.equality and nullifratiou sentiments OF
Giddings himself. What a remarkably har-
monious party The oaves aud fishes COM
pose the cement which unite; lie diseorlant
elements Of Black Repubcanism for the
present.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
BOSTON, MOndau Aug. |.

A Convention OF colored mrn, TO consider
upon the best course 10 pursue during the
next Presidential canvas. and provide mel
sures Tor the advancement of the negro race
in it's moral. social and political condition, is
now in sessi in this cilv.
In relation TO The mex Presidential contest,
they resolved, ofrOurse, to support The Black
Republican candidates, rs being the nearest
20 them in political complexion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Senatorial Convention.

The Democratic Convention for the S'na-
toria! District composed Of the Counties OF
Neigs. Galiia, Lawrence and Vinton, will.
be he'd at Galiipolis, on Saturday, August
9th. Hon. Rufus P. Rsnney and Gen
Giscr viii he present % address III" peop'o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Eetprcscmlative CSRtlmtIom.

The Democratic Convention to nominate
d candidate to ppesent the Counties Of
Jackson and Viutoa in the Lrgisllture, will
be held ut Hand on the 27th inst,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Another Rascnlly Fraud by lsc-
pub!iCln State officers,

We have before us pamphlet published
by tie S'a,e punrr. beari 9 he lu.'oNinI
ttl--- RsJoJt Of he Lr,Sliy ling Commits.
81. n agpyi.lrd 10 iuGRiro ilO The cIuSeS Of
ts dga.ca ion IL M. S,aie TJGsury ond
o'hlr m.N,IS SPe,iuHy named N Lss act o.
tie GsasrG A mJIy g The Ata'e Of Ohio
pJS ed ALrh l2A, 1888. Opening tts
public document we Gnd, thIttHe first eight
mgss contain the putrje tNudd,e OF the
Ohio Slqit j urnaL. rudra' orng TO fix upon
NJ. ss.>, hug-uon ond Mo'gau knowlels-
aud cumpuc,W IN the deid.ca,iDu IN quts-
lion. We desire to know what the S.cra.
tory OF SIa'v aut the O,he, members Of the
puutiug bu ri mean By lhi, yily and myu-
deul impostuel Ia a report ol On iuyesli-
ga'lUu into The dtiJI atIOJ, another ma cas-
ouce is b. gul, 5r an attempt to corrupt ant
adu2eriIe tne pu1ic dyCum mt by coupling
niDh it !he Irtse allegations aud stupid in
ter,Ucgs OF thy OltO hiOt5 JolrEdh Such
euruultlt va. never eXretisd ny Br,sin and
Gibson IN th.ir worst days. L NJ. Russ Ii
) alone responsible for hi, ouragt upon
tie people, We must y that he has or,ut-
ten uha! is due to uu'y aud to Gec, ncy, II
lie o;ber members o! the printing boar
have cUuca'r'd in it. it Ouly shows that The
state Uticeis ore generally uus'uI u'uus ani
corrupt, and ot,Ay unfit or the places they
fiji. lu.t-ud ri vlr,uH,iy tahmS IN people :
money to Qtut! rate pubic re: orr, and sur
r-plIuuusIy circulate tie editorials ul TIE
O.io State J33rHnl, lrt THIN rel lace ia the
T.easuty t.e sam taken outul /, to nuy that
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

ATHENS NIaTARY ELECT The Inlan-
Try Ct I'M ANY recently organ zed III Athens,
elected the loIcwing oin'ers: Capt Jo-
seph w. Dana, First Lieut., Daniel Maue ;
Serond Lieut. r. ii. Constable; Third
Lieut.. Chas II Gros'eruor'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

.17T-We are authorized TO uuuuuure tlatdonH
T. MAcKlY will be candidate for The Office Of
Prosecuting Attorney suhoct to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
To ,I,r Voters Of Ohio.

1t is orraugrd that the two rnnd dates for
Governor nI this State. Hon. w Drnnlson,
md Hon. r. P. Ranney will discuss the po-
iticuI topics of the day before the people Of
this Slaje at the following times and pa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

The Central Commi tees Of the Republic
IAN and Dsmncratic parties at these several
points will trke sltPs to make this announce
nenl known among tie people as extensive.
~ as possible, ard to select the place and
time for holding the meetings.
GEO. Nj. PABsoNE,
Chairman Republican Central Com.
GEO. W. MAEYPEEEY,
Chairmau Democratic Sste Central Com
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

"lf you will come here we will show yoU,
ANY day, our col,red fellow citizens riding
in the cars on the same seat with tle Hristu-
Gratis Ol DeacOu-Stfeel aud Chester squire,
and either the negro nor tn Whit nan aD.
pear. in the least disutbtd or harmed by the
2roXm ty. And us for political franchises.
we will ut inform our hind mat. in Mas
sithusrlts, a blich man's vote is Just aS good
aud counts ds muh as Mr, winthrop S
/ ur T. wurd Eyrret,'s. aud lhele are now no
pOlItcIl disabilities i'm osrd uuon snv man
/ on account If the color OF his skin. A this
Iuay be very shocking to our Cincinnati
/ friend, lur we hav' pleasure in informing
| him that Plymouth Rok and Bpnker Hill
still appear to .turd Ilr.nly, AMI tins good
ola Commonwealth has as yet. Ieceivei no
detrlment or t,coIdhg this measure OF JUS
lice and tquuiy.'
The above paragraph is from the Boston
atlas and Bea AID is extracted from an ar.
tice addressed by the editor, Col Schoul er
to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Republican, m
in old NIlssaclu>ett, is quite up to Mr. Gid-
dings standard. 1t places the negro on an
equality with the white man. and by the aid
, OF the votes Ul the former pruscHbes fore gn
bora citizens, BY imposing upon them an
odiou5 test. While SchoLler thus rejOices
! in he elevation oil the negro, he was among
I the strongest adyocaIes for the Mdssachu-
, seit, two years amendment, which received
d the support ol the negroes.
. II tie tailoring white people of Ohio do not
= take warning and unite 10 put down the Ia
naiiyi.m of Repubicanism, they may live tt
see the day when the negroes of Ohio vii
+ unite with the Glasses, DemisOns, Gliding;
I and the Oberln school generally, TO vote
= them down at the ballot box.' TO this
: complexion it must come at last" Thvre
sno middle ground. The Republicans mus
t be put down, or they will put down ans
slkrep down the llee white hbOring men, b.
the aid of moro votes Ohio Stat emdB,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Will address the people Il McARTHUR,I
w Onday, Aug. 92d, 1859.

The people may rest assured that Ju'ge
Ranney, cur talented candidate for Cover
uor, will he present, and, therefore, they nerd
not tear Il disappointment. Never having
been honored by a visit from HIM, nor from
any Democratic cand date for Governor, we
hope that there will be general out-pour-
ing Of the people, on the 22d.
Let no one stay at home who ian convent
emily attend. by proper exertions nearly eve
ry voter in the county can be present.
Where there's will, there's way Make
arrangements in time so that all who wish to
come may have fair opportunity. Come
in carriages, tuggies, wagons, on horses, By
RaiIrord aud even, on JCo!. Mn of all sec
tions and all parties are respectfully invited
10 be present,
By order Democratic Central Committee.
+. A. BRATrON, Chmh.
4 pEspcE Seen
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

~ We arc authorized 20 anncrnce that JON
ATHAN BEiNE will be a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Recorder subject to tho decision Of
tn Dnmncrnti. County Cnnven,ion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Announcements.

- We arc authorized to announce that ED
WARD A. RRATTON will be a candidate for
the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11

CF The Portage County Democrat, a
bitter Republican paper on the Yves ern he
serve, and an organ OF Wade and Giddings,
thus pitches into The Hon. Thomas Corwin;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

A SUsFICIoUs VEssEL.-Mr. Henry Steers has just
built al the foot Of Nineteenth street, T. K, trim side
wheel, yacht-hke little steamer which he will launch
on Monday. She is ooppered and sponsoned for sea-
going and is said TO be owned by q Southern COM
pany, who intend 10 send her to the Congo River.
Our reporter was pquisi,ive enough to inquire what
business she would engage il there when lie told
that she to be used by the Colonization Society.
AS that e1celen; Associ atom not kro TO have
any in,,rss, outside Of bsrs he pushed his nq aries
ah,,e further, when he leaned thstthe Colonization
Society, for whica she was built, intended 10 her
TO run up the Congo, in connection with line between
Florids and the African coast She is sbort 90 feet
keel, ard capable of carrying from 400 to so heather
who are to be brought mere, VS. Florida, 10 be con-
v.rted to Christianity. Her drsught, when loaded
will be only three feet VIII Capt Ryniers be pres-
ept at the laurch
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BorKnAAyE. a great Physician, who taught and

60 yes ordered after his death, all
hi. extensive library blred pDg volume
with profound vrneraion II ~ all blank leaves
neither writing psntns there sve only on the h al
tplrossed in PLAIN German text these words; Head COOL
feet warm bowels opep will Keep doctors poor He might
added II the patient hot, cool him; If he 10 cold
him. there pain s,essnsss relieve him If can be done
safely for pain and resuess oen but the
Of throw offensive and hurtidl matiefs
which II niudciousy iuterered With, of than
service But irri atias matters should DO
sed those seeous which can should be made free
Above all dear pupils do good but be sure aud DO no harm
Remember Rome had stefan and that
th. brightest period OF her existence and Ct her power But the
Romans had universal curative wh.h in all lis material
operative upon soupd the involved 10 the disease
Vegetable Universal Pills benefit when used % the
sick Whist q consequence prhsps, certain no.
iOlue They purge but cannot be sick bu from the
ainus in your Rich plrgins
dog the horse always when
which tner bowels
aud And the Of 100 years
proved that Bandets Ps have away bruehted aud
Dure hose who have used them In sickness They
medicine because matter wka; the disease be-
intense, where situated dose OF four
they from the blood only It's upurs The
kil exhibited them the benefit is derived.
CAsEs DATED 1853, CONTINUED.
Dr. james Lu, Of Pot-oani, y u, wtt,s II 1859:
met with weeks who hd slightly Injured his
hegeI bef which caused him i'm nedit
main ~, ire and VIC eu fever him
sleep The uruiDg dk co1red sod the p1ini Of
modification His Of the ustGre OF hi.
AID durps the night gave him waoe
boz Of Pills. sppled Ioutice and saved nj. lie
MIR A Ros. MaoIid 81 Laurence c., N. " writes Ans
1885, IL hon, y ana Saeuty recommend brsndretn
Pills the favorable notice Of the public the best mecite
dealt experience IN the
hsNpg iibed them hundreos OF
almost every Of with th- happ,s results aud
honestly believe they the beet medicine as universal eme
d. that the void hos "; procCcec'
frn.pAl ofoe Nc. "a Price q per box
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uEARTLHss IMPOSITION.

The city AID suburbs have recently been By set OF mis
vsu Who have been sDs and medicine dealer,
counterfeit Of that justly ce bra;sa remedy R.pwaYs hEaDr
RELIEF Drugss medicine deaers should be.r IL Gi I'd
hat TIE une R.DwsYs READY hkLtgS REGULATING
Pulls RE>ovATNG RssoLNkNr cannot Be uhss-i
regular prices and When stTsnsers and rspoas b-
trum vepdsp parpoi furnish these Remedies reduced
price, you may rely upon being defrsuied.
band cf conspirs'ors against the public
health feed EAd~sys Ready Relief aad other poPca.
Tbsir Ia But., Loctpot sud
Hsun c. W. We then exsd these r.sss and succeeded
In drisins them out oiCarsda
Recent from Canada advises thE ~ his
again large, couuts -nG and initiating READY
srLsF and eiroasps the ts reps,i Of eesh We csa-
CzDadsn fieu hes modern Borytds
psii-I,s purchase direct from No IS JOAN St.
fon WA fsHKS. Of bce,k Als Christ pa-rss Al
viii sstJ that they have toe znune Ready
Rrsi sale vii Insert their In sdv-
RApwAY Co., No = Jo-nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

not TO New Or,eshs, Ch,r'eston, AID -
American slavs markets, al the negroes wAias
e1ieeHcies Of the party sna Tbs p'assen as |.
m.rd. The Crescent, turning to i:' Norther, q.
d;snose. Of their case ia the most ssnmsry N.
II SAYS: douglas, and bis very sssents d Nsra,,
4" constituency, could not hesita.s to p|sos Ia
" selves upon this platform. This coupr,.
"will, doubtless, prove acceptable t. ths Non |
Whether this mode Of sdjustog the dlAhshl
r;b BE- equally acceptable to the nesras.slEsl
DsuoArscy Of the South and their, syet rss.
A., .o,diNters of the North, may be doubsi n.
mor,l,, anal decency Of the plan cannot DO q,s
toned II IL Ito cite what would be al sasos,s|
cs.e) simply proposition from the Onrs'."s
,h;sv.. If the FIVE Points to their COY confodnA
DISABLING in clespliey parts Of the city, not eHxs,
10 repeal the laws forbiddirg robbery, larceny VI
sb,p-lif,inq. but to remove the night watch VI
e1,;nou.h the eas'ghts, so that they could en-
Jointly pick pockets, break int" banks ssd NJ
warehouses without running the risk OF detechs.
in the ac', or CONVICTION for the odenso afserssi
We beg pardon of the scoundrellsm OF tho I'm
Points for institutng this comparison ec'Ses
and man. moneering. We doubt not " regards y
rro-ste sling in Africa IS rather more wicked, ~
a great deal meaner, than picking locks and rdi,,
pockets
But. seriously, one can hardly credh Il
ser.es as be reads sach coolly stated and cala5
elaborated disbolism! A proposal to reopen ,
traffic which the civilized world has branded n
piracy, and the prosecution Of which involves II
commission Of every crime in the dscdosus ssl
the infection Of every species of cruelty that eunss
the earth And, not daring to brave the indisal
ton of every honest man in the country BY perpsl
ustng the crime directly and in open dy, n.
Crescent hopes to escape the scOrn of the word ~
doing it Indirectly, and under the cloak Of Ayps
critical pretenses. And all in the name OF conpn
mise, and for the benefit Of Democracy
Let not New.Orlesns despair. The psrty il
New.York and New-EpglAnd alone will furuisA
dozen candidates who will gladly accept h
Charleston nomination on such platform.
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Ts Aavevtiser~.

17,os. Who with 70 svaiI themselves Of Tar WIrK-
~ fxuu,, medium Ss .dvsrtiini VIII psas- send u,
- Advertisement. for next weeks sae early coav.sisat
H,vns ars.r circulation than any other weekly ns~'p'p-'
n IL. very b-,, medium through shih To resch ~ pss Of
the oouIIy. Price . / Per line esh n'er'on-
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LYONS
LYONS
hAsssrie lSsEcr Powpsa

HasssrIc NsEcr POWDER
Parties troubled with Reaches Moths Bed Bugs Ai ohe, H.
eta are requested &c leavs their address store We WI
san houses shps public hahdnss, ke with this Powder aus
warrant II work IL also sold al and
Drs s,sts ct The old Depot No +2 Brs,y and By Mr.
vrswoarn Brockyn The iunens Of LSos PownEs
Ia. sy~u s Of worthless limitations under d-gent
.rts nsnsa der has b~n tested In New Yok Ter Is
yeays 10 prv-n. fraud Is changed 70 glass
{,era with cur ttisls (B blown In Be particular Whist
Voc nsutr- LYoxs AASxKric Pulls arc sure death
BAsSss PAX succ~on TO L. Lyon. NoA u and ?ark
koV oppoGfe Ne AStor. House
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A Man Accidentally Shot.

WArKkByRr, Ct, Friday, Sspt. 9, 1850
A man named +. Chapman, Of Wsrehou,e Poiat,
travelling with Nixon & Cos Mammoth Sbov "a,
accidentally shot at early hour this morning, whis
On the way from this city TO Plymouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER &c. 1859.
70 coRREsPoSDESra

Ho ,os,oe oan be Akea Of Anooyuoos Co0mansnsscoa
ev.< = nt.cs~d Fs ins-<se u,st y sncaena 40 y -.
name ,nA sddr-s Of b- vrite;-po' ness>niy tof NV
tor bat - . guaranty for hs good Axh
We ,s.ao. rnAertats 10 resurp rejected Communicates
lustp4.. Jee.sr, f~ Tx, rasUrs shooA N ~ e.sH -
sAdr.,s,d % HosAcf 6asELsr 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10

Tie m.ils for Europe VIA Southampton an
Hsvre, per United States steamer A'!e[ VIII Close
to-day at p o'clock P. m.
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NOn.Arrival of the AngIO.SaxOu.

PANTHER POINT, c f., Sept 80 p. "
There are no signs Of tho steamship Auglo-5sI
Low nearly due, with four days later Europssa int
Ggence.
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Imports at Boston.

m, =, DVsfuN, FHdny, sep, >, IoS7.
The following is the monthly statsnsnt OF the yslss
Of Imports aud Exports Of Goods, Wares Aaa MOI.
August, 1859:
Speces Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
IMPORTS vsns.
Dutisbe entered for consump aon. SD 80
Dutiasi., wIskoussd. saGsn
Free e Aclu.ve Of specie and bullion ,.. sS6s1
Rpecis aud B1laon. .....,...,.,.. s,W
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e4,sAss
Domestic Msrcb.ndi... ...............sl@ %
Forsirn hsrchspStse duuahb. - s. ~
Foreign herchandis- frc~ - . 81 -
Specie md Buuhoa, 800. 80 - ss.W
Total Erpos.., LsrSa
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Libel Suit.

-, BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. 9, 1853.
Milton Whitney our State Attorney, has brought 6
suit Tor libel against Messrs. Dobon & Fulton, pub
hshers Of TIE AMERICAN newspaper, for charging hin
with completely with outlaws. The damages ere lSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Death of n CIervymam.

BrRLINGTON, n. j., Thursday, Sept 8, 1853.
The Rev. Thomas Neae, sged Minister of tho
Methooist Episcopal Church and Grad Chsplsis 70
the Grand Chapter Of the Royal Arch Mssons Of the
State 81 NswJerey, died at O'Clock this sfterlsos,
at bis residence in this place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
Suicide of n New.Yorker.
BosTos, Friday. Ser

BOSTON, Friday, Sept 3, 1859.
that Mr. Hersey sIowell, IT,, Of the firm Of Slocan~
S,owen Il Co., Of Nsw-York, committed suicide s
Manchester Aug. q, by banging himself.
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From Mexico.

NEw.ORLEass, Thursday, Sept. 8, 1859.
Authentic information hss been received here 10 the
eject that Mr.. McLane has not concluded q treaty
v tn the JuaIez Government in Mexico.