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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

- VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER or LA.
Effnyette Square and Camp sreet.
IA fhis fsyorts esiablahment Qornery Florence Hous
now undergoing thorough renovation and will be opsnsd N
s pubs the 1s October; The location being opposite u
onable places of amusement better adspted the comfort
Ayng verandshAl than other hotel in s
son This Of the nst GLASS; and second to
seil Il W. q. JEfHR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

NOTICE-To CONFORM WITH THE LATE ACT OF
S the Legislature the State the style of our firm from this
dre is changed to JOHN d. BEIN 4 son.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

In addition to their share of profits tho business Of the
company the original subscribers shall be entitled receive
for the first special interest of eight per the
am ount Of premiums credited their subscription notes,
interest shall from the dates Of such credits until
the fifteenth day of October Eighteen Hundred and Sixty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

= Noble, Ala. April 20. 1859. s21
- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL BB
opened early in june under the superntandence Of Mr.
HMcGraw. During the past winter the hoal has bseE
thoroughly renovated the grounds sesy much improved
Rooms may Be secured at Mcdonnell Mcraws ls7 Com
~ u 81 JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

McDOMNELL'S RESTAURANT, la
e n l47 Common street. between Baronne and Os
NJ rondelet Streets New Orleans
This establishment will remain open during
where everything the market affords found
snd prices moderase The we'll ventilated make
than any other similar place in the city during wAr
Furnished sooms fcrtrAnsient Bossders
Families aud QomissoR Merehsuts supnad With wps7 and
Liquors fevsy description nt ntwhclesale epricas.
MCDONALD kcGRAw,
cdylA ~ Fyonyistnrr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

dnlyof
the stock Of said Company is realized entirely nd
In to issue the sokholdIs certificates for III paid
the first fifteen days Of September of each shall be the
duty Of the Of Directors TO be published in at
least two of the city papers, English and French statement
Of the a q the Company exhibited BY It's books me
secreary shall bo binding upon all parties Interested
ART H. No stock shall be transferred unless the transfer
be made the books of the Company and the liability of the
stoekhode towards the Conn for the amount unpaid on Y
shares to be transferred shall only when the Board Of M
shall consented 70 receive another note or notes
from the transferred the stocks for the amount remaining due
on the shares to be transferred.
ART 49, This Of corporation be modified altered Or
amended said Company dissolved at general meeting 10 be
convened for that purpose AMI with this assent Of hreeourths
of the stock represented at snch meeting.
ART 49, The and respective Interests of the parties
this is he as viz.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-12

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
risk of eakaee-Baskets, vice first class rates-Ba-
ting, Blinds, Bonnie S, BOOks-BOOts and shoes Bread
Buffalo Robes-Bard Tables, double first class rates
Brushes and Brooms, broom corn, pressed-Cam-
phne, at owners SIX OF leakage-Carboys acids and
other Chemicals, double FIST class rates-Ca binct
Ware knocked down and well boxed, first class rates
Cards, carpeting, corkS, Neutrality-suspicious.,
boxed, twice first class rates-Cigars, boxed and
strapped-Cassia, III mats, caps-CoveTs and Sleeves,
clocks and weights-Copper and brass vessels-Dem-
Johns, owners risk twice first class ratcs-Drugs, in
bales and bOXes--Dry Goods, III boxes bales and
trunks-FuInituTe, up and boxed twice hTsclass
rates-FuTnture knocked JWn and ell boxed first
class rates Farm wagons in pIeCes-FeatherS, furs
hgs i'll drums-Fish fresh-Garden seeds, glassware
window glass-Grapes, IN kcgS-Hats and caps, hides
(dry loOse-Household goods, (nOt furnituTe) well
boxed-Hair, in sacks-lnk, lndigo-India rubber
goods--eather QOose), Liquor in glass-Lemons,
sacked-LoO king Glasses boxed twice INST class
Machinery, Observation-Disclosures, twice fist class
raas-NouIdings and Picture Frames--Mats and Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-harble, wrought at owner s
rlsk-Mcasures and Tubs, Moss in saCks-AusicaI In.
struments, Mineral Water, in glass-Nuts, in bags
OYSTERS IN kegs anu canG-UTaDgeS, sacked; OIL, in
Glass PAPER HanEings, not boxed Preserves Pick les
IN glass at owners Tisk Palm Leaf; Peltres Printing
Picsses Piano Forts at owners rkk; Porter, and Ale
In gass-l awnings ana PICTURES, well boNed--Rattan
Kussia BTistes-Steam Boilers, thirty feet under
Steam Boilers over thirty feet and half first
class ratcs--SIatiOneTy the Snaths, Scales and
scale Beams, not bOXet--Sleghs, boxed, twice first
class ratesStOvcs, at owner : riskSwe et Potatoes,
stove Pipe Spirits 1urpentlue--StOVe Plates
at owners risk--SeWirg MaChmes-1runks lin ware
boxed--Trees and ShrubbeTy boxed, at owners risk
Trees and ShTubbery, baleu, at wner's risk once
and a half first class ratts-Iwine-Toys boxed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not boxed, kaTnlsh--A agons,
children not boxed twice first class Iaes-Wagons
and Hobby Horses, boxed, once and half frat class
rates--Wax, Wine, in boxes or baskeIs--WhIps,
Mhalcboucs, Wheel barrows-No OGDEN Ware, Wagon
Feoes and Bows-M OGDEN Ware, twice hrst class
W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Second Glass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders
Bed Cords, Bags; baggmg, Bells, Bottles; Birthstone
in boxes or kegs, Binders Boards, Burlaps Berries
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, Wooden and Hempen
Candles, Cocoa, Chocolate COnee, ground in boxes
or barrels; Capstans, Cassa a. bags boxes. China
Ware IN casks; Currents dried Cutlery Chair stun
in rough Copper plates sheets, bolts, pigs nails
or rods; Copper Bottoms; Cheese IN boxes casks;
Glover and Grass Seed. CrOckery in boxes and bar
reIs; Congress and Bedford Water IN boxes or bar
rels DYE Moods boxes barrels; DOmcs site Sheet
ing ShirtIng, Ticking and Ienims in original bales;
Duck Drugs IN casks; Deer Skins pressed; Flax Seed
Flax boxed; Forks, Hay and Manure; Ginger, Glue,
Gum Copal, Groceries assorted mot Otherws. speci-
fed J Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, dry, in bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, IN boxes; Hemp; Iron b,
Hoop aud Sheet: Leather IN rolls OF boxes; Liquor ia
wood; LiquoTiCe; Lead, PIPE, bar and sheet; Aahog-
any, boards and plank, Mai bic Slabs, unwrought at
owners risk; Moss pressed in bales; Nuts in barrels
or casks: oAkum. Olcloth; Paints IN boxes aud cans
Palm Leaf pressed Printers Ink In kegs or barrels;
Paper boxes; Pasteboard; Peaches dried; Printing
paper; Prunes in casks, Pepper, Paper Hsngings IN
boxes; Pickles in casks Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and Hose Raisins, strapped;
Rags in sacks; Scythes Shovels Spades soap spice,
Starch saddlery, Sardnes, in boxes; Sheep and 9th
or SKINS in tales shot in bags Sugar IN bags; Scale
and scale Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales; Tobacco
cut IA boxes barrels; Tow, Tea Type; Yeueerng,
boxed; Wood in shapes, Wire, Willow Reeds IN bun.
dies; Wrapping Paper; Yarn pressed and baIled Zinc
in rolls and sheets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Farm for Sale.

\ An oierpg for sale, privately. that valuable
l Tract % Land Known a. the Hays Tract, situated
IN the Nashville ana Chattanooga Railroad about .
mites IRON the city. The improvements OF the
best desert ton Cuhsishg uf hue Brick House with
all other aeecssary out houses. There u about 90
acres cleared laud, balance heavily ttneered- The
Race is also ven watcred. Take II altogether, Il Is
on. OF the most desl able places IN the vicinity oi
Nashville IN not sald hy the nrsI OF November
viii be for rent tue ensuing ssar. Fer particular
cali ON 4. L. GI.AsCLCk 4 20. or NANCE WOOD
senia If JAS. v. HAYS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Just Received at ChaS. ROhcriSOn'S
Candy Mandatory,
No. II Market street,

Opposite Morris * Sgratton 'suew Warehouse
4 LARGE lot OF freshSieily Orangcsand Lemons;
"A Raisins Figs ,Currsnts erunes &c.
Also "a nne HIw OF ali the different kinds sf
Nuts
anetresh lot of Baltimore Cove oystcrsin cans
Field cele BRANDS.
Fresh SallSon ,Lobsters Sardines ,&e.
Pickles reserves FIRES Peaches andStrawberrS
IN cans.
Brandy Peaches Cherries nc. in bottles
Also anew supply al Ioysand Fancy Articles
S.-lmanufaCtErc allHy C.nde les mere and war
ranithem good aud sell Rs cheap any house IN
Nash liie.
lhsvefoT sale atsw silver PlatcGNew York Ale
Pumps CHAS. ROBERTSON,
aCtiT-ff II Marketstreet
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Third Glass.

Anvis, Axes; Ale and Beer in wood; Beef In bar
rels; Eacen well packed in boxes or casks; Barilla,
Bones Boiler Flues; BLACK Lead in barrels; Bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage springs Boxes and A1es; CIDER
in barrels or hogshcads; Crockrry in crates or hogs
heads; Coffee ana Chckory; Copper IN boxes and
casks; Crucibes; Chains, loose Dye Woods, in sticks
Epson salts barrels; sum Sheac in orig nal rack
ages, Hardware; Hoofs and Horns; Hides, green;
Herriugs kegs; Hooks and Hinges; Iron Safes Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron Fencings, Juuk. Jutc,
Lard IN good kegs or cans Lead in casks pigs
Lightning Rods IN bundles; Lime In casks; NadseT IN
hogsheads Nllstones finished; Manila, Mineral Wa
ter IVA. and Tenn. IN Kegs or barrels; Nails IA bags
oysters and CLAIMS in she'll at owners risk OH IA
hogsheEds aud barrels; Paints dry and in oil, Pork
IN barrels; Rubber Car Springs in boxes and casks;
Rubber Betting SaaTatus IA boxes; Spelter, Shot ia
kegs, soda IN boxes; lin Plate boxed Tobacco man
uf.oturcd IN boxes or kegs; Nsnlson IN barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Feneingi White Lead; Whisky
q barrels.
Fourth Glass.
Anchors Alum In barrels aud hogsheads: Rrln
in barrels aud hogsheads Bleaching salts Burr
Bio ks Barley Barry ties; Cotton ina bales nixh in
tiorces and boxes; Car Wheels and AXes; Cement,
Chalk Clay, Chain Cable chain ia casks: Coca on:
Earth Paints stone aud EArthen Ware IA crates and
hogshcads; Fish, sailed Pence Wire, Figs in casks
and boxrs; Flour in barrels ard sacks 6as Pipe Gu
suo Horse shoes ia packages; Iron Bar, Band Pig.
Boiler and Railroad; Iron Nuts and Rivtts Iron East
tngs heavy; Locomotive Tire, Land Plaster; MolAs-
SEES Mahogany Logs, Marble in block IN wrought;
Milst0nes IA rough; Naiis and Spikes, Nall rods,
ures LEAD, Copper Iron, ENC ia boxes or barrels,
Patch Plaster, Palm oil Putty; Rags pressed ia bales;
Rice, Railroad Chairs and Spikes, Rosin, Rigging
Rope sunaf, salt, Soda Ash, Steel, sugar IN hcss
heads, barrels or boxes: stone, aD~Tought; soda in
kegs, barrels easks, salEatGs IN kegs, barrels OF
casks; Tobacco, scrap and leaf, casks and hogs
heads Tn Tar TN In pigs, feFre Japoniea Telegraph
Wire, TaiioS Whiting alter Pipes, Wire Rope Wheat
Ia well sswed osnaburg twilied bags; Lne, sheet
10 casks and eases; zse pigs.
IhGs Tarta "a take e6ecf the iss day of epten-
Der, lsss, AID eontans~ sntil other notice
l. W. COLE,
Sap. hyle Chattanooga r. 4.
*. Aikks,
". j. Russ,
- Memphis Charleston Il. x.
3. c. JACKSON,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
CLASSIFICATION.

TO- Spirits Of Turpcntine, Camphine, Burning Flu
ids and VarnIsh will only be taken at owners risk.
To- GuupOw der and Friction Matches, and other
combustble articles, will be charged at local rates OF
each Road and only at Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Tin NOOnng.

7 AN prepared 30 ton Tn koossoe pest lash
short notice iB tha City or CssAtrys
Prices as low as hs done - the state, Refer
N architects and principal builders al Nashville
aagis-n J. w. "iLSoS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09

Fire Proof Houses:

Fire Proof Houses; Plain & Ornamental Win
iron Fronts, Glrders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs and Shutters;
Conservatory and Hot, Hosting Machines for
house appointments; Stores;
Columns, Wnsow Door Iron and Glass Pavcments
ilntels and Sills; made strong and water
ConsOs Nodillions and tight, admirably adapt
Brackets, Corinthian ed to light up cellars
Correggc, Doric, Ionic. and vaults;
and Composite Capitals, Street Crossings. Crate
Tor columns and antes ings, Lamp and Hitch
of all sizes; ing Posts;
Cernices, Mouldings and Vaults and Vault Doors
Leaves in variety. and Jail Work, &c.
Spiras and straigh Stairs
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having athorough practical knowledge of the va
rous branches of Mechanical Engineering l shall de-
vote my entire attention to the general supervision Of
the business and with the assistance of competent
Foremen in the several departments large force of
experienced wOrkmen and the extended laciiticsnow
at my command feel every confidence in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish.
ment in the country. T. NJ BRENNAN,
aug27-tf MACE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
pure Bourbon Whisky.

WYE have on hand 20 bhis. Of PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted 10 be four years old AID
the anesG Ia the State xhleh an xio1s % sei
We would be glad Il those wanting psFfeciiy pare
rsiele would give as 3 call.
CARTER, wn.sFoRD Co,
aual-u No. 8 Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Hep it Before the People.

FTNHAT the Railroads have agreed to the following
Il low rates offreight, to-wit
From Nashville, to Knoxville and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods aud ALL articles usually cassed in urst
and second Classes, per 100 pounds % cents.
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky in barrels,
and all articles of third class, per hun
dred pounds 81 do.
Sugar, Molasses, -four, leaf tobacco, and all
articles OF fourth class, per 100 pounds So do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tonnes
aea Railroad articlas cl assad "A q hoxA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad to Central Depot.

II FSrcat dispatch and safety given TO froishts
and sAving OF insurance over this route.
The Tariffs mentioned above cover large area OF
rich. productive territory In Tennessee and Virgin
IA, which, from Its geographical position ought
look TO Nashville for supplies A worthy effort made
at this time by tho Nashville Nor chants may secure
TO thSm the large aud increasing business Of this
section OF country. H. w. COLE,
oetef Superintendent Nash. 4 Chat. Railroad.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09

THE undersigned have this day ciaicd them
Il selves together under the sty le of RAINS, BROWN
CO., tor tile purpose OF uansaCtmg u general
Drug Business, aud hope, by strict attention
10 The interest ~ their customers, to merit
uance c the very liberia patrol cxten ed d. their
pred, ccssors. I. b. RAINS,
july 25-u AXIS Bi.OMN, SIX.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
llsw firms.
New Firm.

New Firm.
TINHE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves together under the bFm name oi AhCIikR
CHATHAM a BhOTtEk, Tor ti,c luTiUse VI transact
iDg - Liquor and Vine, Cigar AMI Tobacco business,
SIMILAR Ia every respect that carrisd by their
PREDECESSORS, Williamson Ibvati,4nI and hope by
street attention busiLs merit Continuance of
the patronage I,bcTaily eAtenaed ihsst
Nashville July OIL, 1853.
ARCHER CHESTHAM,
juys-l JOHN /. CHEAIHAN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Professional CARDS.


IRON Prussia, now for thirteen years this
II try, with great success in his practice. His ONCE
is College street, corner of Line, where q may
be consulted personally or by letter. s---
Every disease, if trusted to him in time, must van
ish under his skillful genius treatment For af-
fectons Of the lungs, etc., he has peculiar
full treatment, experimental himself
apr21-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09

IN retiring from the business, I respectfully beg
leave Ia tender my MaTnesi thanks to my nurlrr-
Gus friends ior the KIND and liberal pat image extend
ed by them To tie old Tnl, ana SOLICIT any success
sors continuance OF the same.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
CA R ID.

THE subscriber informs his FRIENDS and the public
Il generally that he has this day sold out his entire
interest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM To JOHN l. CHEAIHAM. in witLdrawul from
tie business he would respectfully tender has warm
est thanks To all his numerous friends Who have 80
hb rally extended their patronage 20 the old con-
ceTu aud sOlcts FROM diem continuance OF The same
Ia Ia successors-gentiemen in every respect enii-
tiec to the highest con hdence. Nashville, July o. 1889
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
INSURANCE.

Assets as sseuesty for losses As follows:
NINA Insurance Co, OF Hartford. - $50 ,&2S so
ItLHome Insurance Co, or Esw York. as! SOS II
Hartford Fire insurance Co. of Hard, ST. Il5 ~
Phoenix Insurance Co., Of Hartford.. a20 24s Ia
Lamar Fire Insurance Co, Of >sw York. So ,0oS
n. England Fire 8 Marine ins. Co., Of
Ne~ York Life Insurance Co., Of N. Y. ,ss7 1886
- s NASH & MARI. Agents.
cell s-H No. 20 College street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Hams! Hanas!!

= n CAgEs choice Cazvassed Hams, IN store and
sDO sor sale by .. ". HOLIINs;Sw0RrH
octl2-n No. o Market ssxect.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
CanDci Coal ON.

GONE Of the good cIs'. refined csuus
- Coal Oil, are these ..H.
II RIVALS GAS LTSH ~ 5RILLEANCY;
1T IS ENTIRELY AuS-EEpLoSIVE;
IYNAY BE CARRIED IS0CT;
II rs CONVENIENT FDR GENERAL USE;
IL Burns WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE oDoR
m rs CLEAN AND BEs JTIFLL Nv COLOR;
yE' IPPE4RAN-E IN THE LAMP Is oRyA-
VIVA AND 47TR4cITFE;
III DOES MOI PERMANENTLY SPOIE CAR.
PEHS, CLO1 HING, dc, DhieA Il may BE- spilied,
Ct large poraa Of bes0 n Ae best ARTICLES for
: sIedaing slii~f poods.
TrNEHPHII TIE CHEAPEST LIGRI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
Dissolution.
DlSSOlOtiON.

a HE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il tie undersigned Was tlis day dissolved BY nlu.
tual 3Jusen., Mr., AIRS Brown, Sr. having purchased
Of ". BkoNN his entire interest. The business Will
be continued the old er the Grm style u
RAIAs, BROWN & Co. I. b. RAINS,
J. W Brown.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-09
directions for it's Use.

Obtain gaoi COIL oil lamp. Secure thin wieks,
that they will move up and down in the tube
Trim the wick with sharp scissors, exactly even with
the top of the wck-tgbe. clipping OF the small pre-
jectRg points at the kill your lamp with
oil. Turn up the wick carefully al nrS,
60 crack the chimney.
A shade will greatly enhan tits excellence TO-
reading or sewing ny
BY the carefsl observance Of sese directions, yot
will secure a hight III fs cahnot "a no please, - .
estIa-tf MCKENZIE AnNCIiIN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
A MAN COMING TO LIFE AT HIS Ow

A MAN COMING TO LIFE AT HIS Own
FUEERAL.-ln Orange, n. j., week before
last, man named John Koch, while en-
gagged in painting on the third story of a
house, fell 10 the ground and was taken
up for dead. lie was conveyed to his
residence, laid out, and his afflicted rea-
tiyes and friends, IN due lime proceeded
to make the usual arrangements for the fu-
neral, which was appointed lor Sunday.
Shortly before the hour appointed on that
day, the body exhibited signs of return
ing animation, and in few moments at.
terward, to the astonishment OF all, the
young man n the coffin, who was, o
course believed to be dead, was able tc
converse with his friends. 1t is a singu.
lar case, and the mans escape from being
buried alive is truly miraculous. The
physicians, however. pronounce his pres
enl condition as extremely critical, and il
is doubted whether he may survive the
injuries sustained by the fall.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22

'We suppose Mr. S. TO be o Democrat.
and have marked him so, but since doing
so have heard that fact Disputed
The Jury in tho case Of Bushnell, was
composed exclusively of Democrats, of
whom thoro seems to be very liberal
sprinkling in the present Jury. How much
these men will be biased in their judgments,
by political considerations. it ia not for us
to determine. We presume they will en-.
dcayor to discharge their duty, faithfully
aud impsrtialy. They should not be
censurod too strongly, if, on hearing all the
the testimony in the case they arc sworn to
try, they should return verdict of Guilty
1t is impossible to obey the requirements OF
tho Fugitive Slave Law, and be true to the
better impulses of our nature, at the same
time. Yet lot the law, and tho Verdicts oil
q thousand jures in accordance with the
law, bo what they may, there are more than
thirty-seven men in the United States, VIII @
would gladly assist fellow being in his fligh
/ from bondage. If there were no such mor
/ to bo found, in this enlightened ago, and il
this boasted land of freedom, W. should dc
spair of human nature, and at once adop
tho cheeress and forbidding doctrine 0
total depravity. For ono, We admire tn
spirit of these Oberln prisoners, wh'
choose to obey tho law of God rather thar
a necnrious human statute. In this land
where humanity is crime, wo wish ther,
more, who, in spite of pains and penalties
could exClaIm -
81 Let the law of the land forge its bond of wrong
Iwlll help when the seIt-reed crave;
For the law in my soul, bright, beaming and strong
| Bids me sucCOr the HYinI slave :"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22

HooT AIL.-This dreadful disease is
making sad havoc among the cattle in this
county, Many have died in this neigh
borhood, and many others are affected by
i, and in all probability must soon be kill
ed. We learn that one individual in Litch
field township has lost S400. worth OF stock
by the disease. A drove of Durham cat
tie were sold at auction in Seville last
week, all affected by the same disorder
The disease is attributed to various causes,
the most probable one to US is, that the
hind feet have been frozen. We have moi
heard of any cattle suffering in their fore
feet. The first signs oI the disease mani
tests itself by lameness aud a swelling just
above the hoof. By close examination il
will be seen that beneath the hoof it il
rapidly decaying. 1t continues TO decay
until the hoo, drops of. Ii not attended
to Immediately on the first appearance,
there is not much chance 10 save the AMI.
mal.-MsdiHG Gazette,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22

Mr. GIDDINGs NOT A CANDIpATE.-Tho
name of Joshua L Glddings is among those
which have been mentioned with much
favor in connection with the Republican
nomination for Governor. We have just
seen letter. however, written by HIM IN
reply to friend who hat addressed him on
tho subject. in which he positively declines
heing candidate, lle says -" Neither
duty TO myself, my family or country, will
permit mo to enter upon the excitement
and tho abors, or to incur the responsibility
of being IL candidate for that distinguished
position" Many earnest Republicans will
regret to read these words. Few men at
the present moment have larger share OF
confidence and affection of his fellow citizens
than Joshua X, Giddiugs, and no man de-
serves it better. In his temporary retire
meut from active service he will be employ
cd, we arc glad to know, in labors of the
pen, by which tho cause he SO deeply loves,
aud has so nobly served, will be- etfectually
promoted. We say temporary retirement,
because wa cannot doubt that his eonstitu-
cnts will soon again demand his Gorvices in
tho halls of Congress, whero be has won
h0nors which no nomination or election can
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