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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11

and the facinating Matte G-n had nc
supper! Was Miss Mary S-h sent
hungry to her virtuous sheets. when for SO
long ..from her sweet lips had flowed bar
'smonies of thought and expressions that
echarmed all heartsa" Was there no re-
freshment for the lady @with the inexplica-
"ble power to simultaneously converse with
Seventeen men, with increasing charms to
''each!" Was the young woman with the
"exuberent physique" left to pine upon
air? We will not believe it. The land
lord would not have permitted it. The
s'model landlord" Col. Williams, who is
also "a paragon"-"a paragon of sociabili-
ty, mirth and enjoyment"
The fluid which is drawn fr m Cooper's
Well is "salutary and remedial" and there
is some reason to believe that this well is
the fountain of perpetual youth which the
older voyager sought it in vain. It's won
derful effect upon the human system and
partiularly upon the organs of speech, is
seen in the fact that Miss ", the lady
''of the "peach-tinted cheeks and rubicnnd
slips" can simultaneously converse with
Seventeen men," at the same time s.parei-
'pating in the hilarious dance" Miss
Sd also drinks it, and her .'counte-
'nauce is seraphic," from which We infer
that the fluid '.is not hard TO take"
But we shall soon have an opportunity of
testing this Mississippi Hippocras. aCol.
civilians is daily bottlingi it to eli orders" !"
1t will be sent sin fiye-galion dimJohns to
"New York" Will Col. Williams, "the
''model landlord" please to send up two
or three hogsheads of this facinating fluid J
Who knows that under its inspiring influ-
enee we may not cut a very pretty figure in
the shilarious dance"-that it may not
s'meet the varied wants and desires" of our
sinner man'-that by drinking it contin-
ually we may not in time acquire that
rhetorical elegance by which Southern
newspapers are distinguished! At any
rate, send a butt Of it to our esteemed
friend, Mr.. Buchanan. Mixed with his fine
old whisky, it will make beautiful ante
prandial tipple.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11
From the National Democrat, July 20
THEN LOOK AT THIS!

The Buffalo ssSpartans''--New Order of Know
Nothiugs---Atfempt r0 Prescribe Men for u
Difference in Presidential Aspirants.
We have been aware for some weeks of q
secret political organization, having its
head in New York, composed of professed
Democrats, whose object SO far as it is
avowed, is to secure the nomination of a
certain candidate for the Presidency, and
for such purpose, banding themselves to-
gether in secret council, and pledging them
selves to vote for no man unless endorsed
by the Order. This Order is known as the
"Spartans," and efforts have been made
to give it foothold in this city, where its
candidate fer President has many friends.
Grown bold by impunity, the Spartans
of Buffalo have made declaration of prin-
ciples, which they publish in the Buffalo
Republic, avowing themselves in favor of
the Cincinnati Platform, "as expounded by
the Peoples Champion, STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS" and in that declaration, as if
to force all aspirants for official honors into
their Order, following the lead of the Know
Nothings, they have adopted the following:
"Resolyed, That, tn order to make our
selpes e6ective at the polls, WE WILL ACT
AS UNIT IN CASTING OUR BAL
LOTS FOR MEN WHO SHALL HAVE
BEEN ENDORSED BY THIS Or
DERw
This new Order of Know Nothings,
springing up day when the whole system
Of secret political societies is condemned
following, as it does, in the wake of the
old Know Nothing Order, which in few
months made itself SO detestable to the
American people, that none are now found
found who dare avow that they once be-
longed TO it, shows a madness in the lead
ers, which to be accounted for.
Some few years since, similar society,
it was said for similar purpose, existed in
Cincinnati, called the "Miami Tribe" which
by the same sort of machinery, attempted
to control the nominations of the Demo-
cratic party, and failing in this, to defeat
their election. Until ferreted ont and put
down, the miami Tribe" was q prolific
cause of division and defeat, and, il is said
did more to reduce the large Democratic
majority of Hamilton county, than all the
attacks Of the common enemy could hare
! done for years TO come.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11

If the gentlemen who take the princi-
pies of the Democratic party-not from
JEFFERSON and JAcKsoN,-not from the
plain platforms which give the creed, but
as that creed ais expounded" and interpol-
ated by Presidential candidate, are thus
determined to revive the days of secret po-
litical societies, and to bind themselves to-
gether, and vote for no man but those TEN
dorsed by the Order" then indeed is it
time for the true Democracy to look about
and to rid themselves of the Traitors in the
camp, as did the Democracy of Hamilton
county, the "Miami Tribe" in 1852.
We have no patience with such socie-
ties, nor with the rule or rule or ruin poll
;icians who control them. They are sores
on the Democracy, which the knife must
eradicate.
That Mr.. DoUeLAs would lend himself
to any such scheme, we cannot believe.
A persistence in it would be ruin to his
prospects, and would be ruin to his pros
poets, and would vitally affect the party to
which he owes every thing, and to which,
if he has higher aspirations, he must alone
look for support.
These Spartans differ from the Know
Nothings but in this: The former warred
against men with whom they pretend to
act in harmony. The one was bound by
oath not to support Foreigner for office
the latter is bound BY its platform "to
act as a unit" in casting their ballots, only
for the men who have been endorsed by
Order. In secret council the Know Moth
ings nominated their Ticket and supported
their candidates-in secret council these
Spartans do the same. The difference is
but trifling, with this exception. The
Know Nothings openly avowed hatred
of Foreigners-these Spartans profess a
love for Democracy and Democratic Truths,
while they are pledged to strike down its
men and all Of IFS principles, unless they
suit the prejudices and interests of the can
didate for nomination they support and
whom they set up as their great 'expoun-
DER"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11
Clippings.

wTo triumph over our passions is of
all conquests the most glorious.
No men are SO deep bnt that shall
low places may be found in them.
wIf man could have his wishes, he
would double his troubles.
EgA man who lacks charitable
heart lacks also pure mind.
wL Love dies by safety, and forgetful-
ness inters it.
w"I am glad this coffee don't owe
me anything" said financier at breakfast:
"for if it did, don't believe it would ev-
or SETTLE"
wA man should learn to sail with all
winds. .v
TA Yankee in Vermont has such
remarkably hard name, that he spoils
gross of steel pens in signing one check!
HIt is said that the horus of dilsm-
ma are securely fixed at the capital for the
Senators to hang themselves on.
EFTwo fat women falling from a Sec
oud story window, win enable the people
below to raise two large squashes.
EE Small potatoes will not bear trans
planting; nor will they bear anything else.
r There is only one objection to peo-
ple who amean wei" }" and that is, they
never can find time to carry out their
meaning.
re- At a camp-meeing near Boston
the chances Of position for tents were sold
at auction, aud yialded four hundred dol
lars.
eE The receipts Of the American Col
ouilztion Society for the month ending the
goth ult., amounted to $26.4oe 80.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11

REsusclrArlos or NEwsrArxRs. -
The morning sissr the French occupation
of Milan several Journals that had been
suppressed by the Austrian govsrumsut 70
appeared. One had been suppressed fve
years. and in 1.-THE Last number had prom
ised the ''conclnsion" Of story in the next,
st the end Of I've yesrs. took up the story
where it had been lett OF and concluded IT,
, 1859-03-31
dfiuanrial ann Commercial.
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aasch -.
Business generally is moving along quietly
with rcry little change from day to dny. Honey
continues abundant for all Legitimate business
purposes. As re, there is not enough first class
business paper offering 10 meet the views Of
uaukcrs. Quotations remain without any change
whatever, and we therefore simply repeat for
,ncr figures, viz: Exchange II and scarce;
Guild II, with no demand; discounts 10 per cent.
:s usual. Street rates nominal ut a. per cent.
per month with tendency to the lower figures,
and few transactions.
RExovAL.-Geo Smith 4 Co., hare removed
from No. 53 Clark street, and open this uorn-
ing in the Marine Bank building -cntrance the
same as the Marine Bank-door ut the right Of
the entrance. The building SO long occupied by
t;eu. Smith & Co. is TO be taken down after the
first Of May and replaced with q new and clc-
giant structure.
ST. Lor1s.-The Democrat Of yesterday says
Eastern Exchange is daily becoming more
scarce, and to-day the ruling rate is premium,
nlflnux!, very few are accommodated as par.
1icu1ar favor at premium, Gold has to be sent
East for the purchase Of Exchange, and il is
now worth / premium. New Orleans sight
drafts arc sold at premium. Currency is,
scarce-the buying rate per cent discount !;
selling rate discnnnt.
C1xclxSAr1.-The Ga-stte Of yesterday re-
ports:
The money market exhibited no new feature II
day. There is good demand, but The supply
il about equul thereto and M difficulty is ex
percnced in negotiating acceptable paper al
| luG1l3 per eent
There was full demand for Eastern Ex
change on Mouday. though as compared witt
Saturday, there was falling off in the sales
hut the general fratuses Of the market wetr ln
| changed, aud rates are firm a. Ia prem. buy
ing, und prem. selling, with more disposition
to buy than 10 sell,
, 1859-03-31
Dafiy Review of Chicago Market.

WD3EnAT EvtsIH0. March Co.
FREIGuTSSchr. G1ts~old, wheat 10 0swego at SC:
schr New London cern k1ngIon 1t 6c: echr Kate L.
Bruce, utpuer to Bufalo at ss.73 per thousand feet
FLOU1i-Dul. with downward tendency. esto-day
wc.r: 100 bbls Dez1bofn' Spring Extra at 45.3; 80 1hs
ChIc=go Mills" White NlntrI Ut 46S1 70 lbs good h!te
Winter at also.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. but ts1n. Sales today
ur-e oo hi, No Rid nj at 1s& with DC surap 10 the
1b OF Anil oo lu No. Red tCana) At 3lla with 1c
toracx. 60 bu uz,p.rctel Red In bags At on trick
80 ba-s do 4, A11s teycnd 90 u Rejected White at
q IL On track sr1xG-QuIyt. Sales 800 tu No.
{ storc) Ut sllo .p bu No. &c stoage> CSC: 1.o
bu do 4c sto.ar) e6c bays Rejected ut 5e delivered
CORS-Salrs 1o.,!ay were: tst0o bu chucs Yellow ILL
nols River b., 100 bu White River at sfc f. o. b.;
s. bags No. 70 rs track: t00 bu do Ih bulk At
&c 20 Track 9W hu damp do II s1$c = TO ns on
traek 800 bu do 1t .oc 60 MS on trick U tu do Ut &c
= 60 ns VI track 800 hu Ear 1t Csc r % Ms on track
OATS-Market very quiet. Suits to-day wen: 10 bags
gvd No In bas at * delivered; 500 bu REJECTED 1t 4oc
fl storr-rrccIpts dated 18th Octobcr.
RYE-1u good supply. and market duc1. - bush fair
sold at 90c = CD - at depot
HANLEY-Duu SaIes were 400 bu good No. . Ut G0c
On track: so bu No. IT 4sc in storc-4c storage. Malt
dull. Sales were; 400 bu choice OHIO ii el-ao DAYS
H1DprISGs-e tons No, l 1t e.s 70 delivered
sIIORTSA tons LIS
I1IGuNlNEs-Masket dull nnd weaker Sales to4lly
we're: % bills ut &C.
ALCOHOL Manufacturers prices Sc; DcaItrs oHs5sc
Observation-Disclosures aad acclluea a@loe s11es 10
, 1859-03-31
ReQal Rotices.
TRUSTEES SALE-Whereas

TRUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas,
George nszke, and Elizabeth Barker: BIZ wife, et Ke
Gssny 4 nfn nd W & sf saasy % Z es q
nd State Of Illinois certain deed OF Trust of certain aats
no. il Eli .aene I'D i u s
af1 7; a be sss Z.
ssteE James Lid tns oae ysar af stt with
ID tes 1so;a o. d s5 d.S aa q ~ N.Y.
"a s5oyt asaoned ~ spesion has
q ieI ibs Il e he P.ens. + "a aes Described
70, he pq'poses IN ID deed oftr.st nnyIt!oned.
ot s.sh sPsss.sa ~ q r. ta ri ef "a
feaasd d. ~: ss sa{
d4y, = The nanh door Of the Court Hov>e IN
sn:a s d e@Ss g. ~ IL & os u IL "a =:
sssthsd premise ,uased In The Coanty # Cook and sate
sSs sxSay g sass sssssss osss
u; 5:ss s:1n,. M AZ: 5z%oHF hss @
pse, e51 i, Ii SsSre dag j 1.s ss A. D,s ell,
TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereus
s1ynz Wadsworth Of Cligo county Of COX, and st,..
bee x III
u descted bearing dstethe ea day II Oco,r A. D. Isl
i H. T. s
NadswoTth 70 for ths utn Of sta T. pay7e ohe nle
dee q tut va "a al hr 1sYsd g the ~ day otole.
The said state u Illinois and duly srca,trti In os IL
Of Deed. Page a9; and wheseaA default has hevn mad
mentioned and ap2son made IL me is the lexa
hnldeF thereof for thu se Of The pzrsss IN sd .v4 q
tonel: Now. thezetore uotce Is hereby kiven that il
pursuance IT such application and u til p.,1efs i
fifteenth Day Of April a. d. ls3s Il Two oc.oeE il Il
aernoan u that t4y = the uuh door tie C.alt Ho*
aue9n to the highest bidder for cash al the fluwjng ts
sbt.l pfri,s situated In the Goary of Cok and
ha1t VI The northwest 9uaftcr Of Sertjen Thrr Is
township ThNy-EiKht tat. nugth OF Range F.u11ce
Two aIs Of thu nush four ~ acfc. of the tal "a.
twelve ~ aefs7. With the appu and all right
| as-ig:s therein,
D4.ed ttis fourteenth day q March. 4. n. 1s@.
, 1859-03-31

Of tie Flour given above aboye 1896 bbls
were from Ohio, and l,569 hbls from Indiana.
or the Wheat imported, 1854 bu were from
Indiana and 7,l2o bu from Ohio. OF the Corn
1000 bu were from Ohio.
, 1859-03-31

MORTG-AGE SALE.-Nlere:ls,
M vsh Ers peer s ~, M ri H. ;1; w q AZ Wi,: 4: tss
4 saoa to ss tJ II dtyS Gss ta S ill.,
d. It tpuk c"usr iii,i> i lis.E ]; ( II iatc
-: and whera default II, ~rn nla'ir in tse
y sseurrd i" r. ta:l LID wsrfss ,il Wnt: H. ,ssse,.
i'd hy Instrument rtvqre u IL. KetrlEIsss olee u
1a,ss Thvns,n. asss.es = tas Wrsten liani 4 ss,
Ra:.aass n S,S i H. esIS sts4 M Is1 a II
taasJ, slla Monday the 18th ay Il Apri next
i:s r. S,y u I S -; =, sasaf n
jjA4i$ j:;'S: E!$SHt:sS: E.'::' SfSts !,
HAsasorck DAVIS, Atty. n,l,1eln-4s7
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CUUk
hphl fS9a II b. & iss N. l. cssnss. s ~ chals
ra1lic eetsec i hc.ly yvsa ,a th sa Clales v, rpr
tuun u to.a"n Pleas ,ate. H. sh ~ Vt February. 4.
= ls:9 a, g. sus NV, *aia M!s a:ISalst snt Aa:t
Morboa.t f"T ,ht z sixteen hundred aul fat nj
ll,v ar directed 10 the sheriff If Lake County, which
Now. th..ttrr une,- you thr said Charles " rtFnsll
and MaEyus M.lshoa.e ;ha rst>@nay l apa ari*a he
tts - A. ~ q o. Tim shen.f 70 r htsa =.
y " 1 U 1 = g ~ s & l Isl .a Il pa It. i g. e
pi,intis actiou udtmtut viii lie entered AGAINST yu md
In EIror o! the sid MILLS L. Calender and nue1 If the
Inerty assseLrd as b. suaeisat !" sat.f sise ad
" k1MhALL. t'.fk-
LrxnSHo 4 Syt7H. Pit'6s 4tuys. E.hl54~-sl..
ET.ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- countv, cook couate t:.es,:, court. March Ter1aA
i. 1sis. Wi!:aza r. Ross IS Tl.a4:,eu. she14saa:
uoe s"asS = 49,, - ts,,.1 ~ I ,ni ~ +. I'll - r. ths
!ns ta4 ~ - ... tt;, +. t,s tsi .hs t,x.,fr
eighth das # 1erembet = - Y ths gut :! The -,
Man u ~ ~ -. az .an ". t1tSn burdad and cst,rea
M:s d"i.sss ststtl ,he shes 4 coot coaasS which
Snw thenfst, unc,. you the saA Thsdie.s sherman
.h-1 he sid ,efer before thu said C..uk Cusay
tSrr,, 11rt On ar if tlt drst laE Ct The Teri,
ftref 4; r. hnirn u he Cuut ouse in The eifY u Chi
saso, On he 6rst MnaIay u Mah D. lse rvt I:sla
xasers as.os, you an! n fvor Of ne t.ld HI;asa
K,s s,.t 70 much of the property attached he *
dea, to ssisy he sad iuIket an4 I'll + s"l4 se
~ t;eopxea. IL FAk~1t1 i s4.za. Il1s Attorney.
oto-:etS - -----
t rTtTE 0E HIIN0IS-ttDun O1
~ -r,.eot ..r.1 M,..t,r.r,
~ teok 49, ~ iIsn.H s..r-ni 4 d.
xeu. George " 9oa;;s<o- Euea D. 1vahSe:
, 1859-03-31
TIIE WESTERN TRANSPORT
ALTON COMPANY.
1859. - 1859.
INCORPORATED 1856,

Capital -. seoo'o"e'
SAM. MORGAN. Vice Prs. E. L. FgRsM1S. IT'S:
nayl co1np'stea rs @ r ,i..lstt m the esnIr u
naxfrs{M, wh unsn,pased facilities both Lakes 1td
uv Trny and ac, and ports IN Lakes Ere
Michigan aud utpn by the Hudson River AID Et1e tahat
u low rates. .-...... ..-.- ,.,
Tie work of the Eric Canal EnlaScmeh sno" ausanecu
50 it:r conpen The Company feel Waffauted ~ Eat
anttpg to it, sucl nesr*ed pEomplncas ana hss
Tatch Lr;wecn New York and BufaL" Is u eohahu GALS
tae% so s;,,,r,c,x ,v,1, ,,c rim regularly
h md utfa,, fT frerh, md passengers dur
inr Tie r.,,n c,st apl The undersigned is rreafed 70
nssr rris fr III, nn down freight b. Sea'na and Can1l
~ S,,,,n III, Iatr Ind Eai u aud fpn Buf1u al the
in,r..t - -,1nv r,fes
ri. nn,,nv nm Nh Ex,res over the New York CctFa
p, ~ nn Sf,., ~, III fhrry fnsutjnr tu tri1
t1rs th coc II routcs to aud from New York and tht
Wvst.
AGENTS:
Wren S,,r. General Agent Cnhtice Slip, " y.
AUGUSTUS t'uIsos.
JAMES II. WtIGrM . Ast"r House building. A. l.
:. y; enAak ~ ~ ,fs- IT.. Atrss ttSs :rr,v
Il IT., ,vr crt.1 r.ut a Stute street. Boston.
Mca. MI, liz. Kilrsad back, Mii~autec.
III. HrnD l. Co.. Au'as oocS' DelFon,
, 1859-03-31

IS; Timothy dull at te.e5; Hungarian s pcr
nushcl. Good Neshannock. Potatoes el.75@a'
per Dbl.
,BurrAto:-T The Lake imports Of principal ar
tclcs from the 9Th to the a6th instant inclusive
worn nj fo1toYs:
, 1859-03-31

HOG>1Icasy shipping Hogs In soua rrqucs Strc
Hogs dull. Tie following ate to-days sa's:
= tt.d averaging % lbs, t>tosc) taGo er>s.
ii '' - Iii lbs. ii. ...........,... SI1
II - =" ~ - ..........-....... y.a5 -
SHEEP-lnattve dcmau salcs to-day wesc: 1to head.
o-et.,. .i,,r 1Ex 1!f4 III A. m t4r II lbs
, 1859-03-31

AlSGELLANEQlS.
iasEest Fltr Ktk i Fise thousand Dollars:
elnsu{ to h Insured In ary one e1y town or 'lssrno
~ s aoet fse Thous opat bas ssa - - l''u'
Faurtesnhrhe act Of incorporation Is on Tile In your
Office
i. l. scott President aad Geo l. Tisa.le. Secretary Of
the Commercial Mutual Insurance Comtany psIson
~ et1Ss s:s q
Of xaid conpany that The 4ad Insurance Company l. The
M elh M epit invested IN ssocks and Eonas pa
value q IL Mortsacss On unneYn6esd Real Es,ass wut
hs t a: as % o1 e snes Y ssy Ky 5
SFc1rasy, Treasurer Director otherwise; that the nnss-
III aes S' y Ssf saa a
arr the above described officers e said G.n|sny;
aE5 SE ;: I. aeTt TisDAhE. aitE:us4t; sesctaxy.
Subscribed and .xon to hets tbs "a day Of Fxas,
- ' ''''' ~ sS;; i ssis HSSxGTcS; T! sl c:Sa.y
Know all men bs these Iryyut that the Commercial MI
tLar1r ';cs, H. Gsscn q Chicago iAnot accept aul
xIviee q Al whether atsne oF dual
s I'D a I ~:
.Da hi sSis % e. & s .sea n t.s e.. sea T.
uf tie ef1{t l4f,DlN+ or 0llcf
claims Or right Of BY Of such service Is he'rby
cxprssly waived and rrtnqulshed:
In testimony Whereof the said cuinnerctal Mutual in.ni
ange Company have caused their seal to be herunto fa1e
and the eaac BE- signed by the President and SECRETARY VI
sud Company this "a DAY u February 1s2 H.,
GEo. A. T1spA1E. Secretary.
loRlazSA11
Certificate to Expire On the 5ls day Of january. 1851
Arp,TuEs UTy1cE, STATE OF 1lL1snlal
srAIsGyttLp. February 18th, lSa3t
Clevrlad In The State Oh. has td in this ot
the condition nf it, adar as required By An Ast
Regulate the Agec!ts n Insurance Companies not lncs
poEated by the Si1e uf 1nu approved February. 14t
lsoa and Act amen1anfy thereto ar1Fovet January
ISL: and whereas sid tumaay has furnished saiacsn1}
tai Invested tn stock. and monRa and has died IN Til:
"ce written Instrument eiGnt " the President and Stc
ctaFy thcseof appointing Geor H. Gson u tnStKo.
Agent fnr the transaction of the business 0f said Eu1nans
anil fully and unr.rvey authorizing him to aeknaulrdf'
service process and chaf u said onlaay
st ls takrn held valid rs It ksved u}n;l ,t
Company mud waving M claim Ut error ty fasan Ut sact
service.
aforesaid l. Jcsse H. Dubois Auitnt u Public Accounts
te Ut Iincls du hereby certify! that the saa Gerg
II. Gibson autAnzcd !. an Agent i9r TIE *ad Cunpai>
business u Insurance In this State Until til
thirty nt day Of January Ia The year eighteen hund:rss
sixty, !ar As he Eay le legally empowered so to 10 b.
said Company.
In testimony whereof hare hcreunto subscribed NJ
nat sud Ae.l the seal VI my ut3ce. Il springfield
this 18th dag EG5SE i EsHEks.sb T. sbUSo1s ijis Auditor r L.
Agents Office, No. PomeroJ's BufI's
/ c-rA
, 1859-03-31

800, ,v,tt ord Pxnr... uou,a &o
'1e"A -'AA> >o ,
On md a,,er Mnnssy. N,senst<r erh 1,s Passenger
'ASN' - ''-' III Ti1Iu1.1;m % TRAINS TRAINS
1Avr cncAso rros s1.1.as esasllu u, vrsr warm Aso
~ a:n-sayr.c: At N sstlvua 5.el.a: Milwaukee a.
:. Esuf4a md T s,a:t.s ' NTH ! snl afrssns
T A.ix.a1,s !, ;l pnI a;i s':2ass:as @ s;.4
ii % pSia,s 81 Il he NunSxest. .''|'- ''S 11' ''4
~*rSEaAS IaAts lEAvk+ SHrA;o \,
eo ral-sssp;S:x :, At >4t0as' a'a arriving ~ "aa1~
,.lSxrrr,,xs |
4. Nf,v,,kre viii /. Grxre 4 Milwaukee ra.:,,., tyr
,'tn.' ti",ss:n laassr msa rS.'aSs etT' Lsa:
*th ,!,s 4.y s, II st,s. ;; 4 % Wasr 7;a fSu
st.,.wa,tr iin s. H,.auny M::e.; II, a:L Msaus
IA. ,.....- .-,.. 49,
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JApAx-A Danish vessel had been driven
away from the coast Of Japan, no treaty having
been concluded with Denmark,
Fifteen thousand men died from cholera IN
Jeddo during one month. 81
The steamships, Illinois and Northern Light,
will be up at $50 o'clock. Their news Is aati-
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