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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-15

-EIt is hardly worth while for Mr.. Den
N1soN, to deny the various stories put in
circulation by the opposition press in this
State against him. They go upon the
principle that lie well stuck TO, is just as
good as the truth. But our noighbor of
the Holmes County Farmer is willicg to
go little further in the work of detrac-
ton and falsehood against Mr.. DESNIsoS
than most of his Locofoco contemporaries.
He still sticks to it that Mr.. D. did say
that he would employ the bayonet to pre-.
vent the rendition of Fugitive Slave, and
that he, DENNIsoN, has never denied say
ing so. 1t is useless to offer any proof to
the Editor to convince him of the error of
this statement as he was knowing to its
falsity when he made it, but to others we
present the following extract from speech
made by Mr.. DENNIsoN at Galliopolis, on
the 18th ult. At the conclusion OF his
speech on this occasion he was handed
copy of the paper which originated that
charge, and after reading it aloud, disposed
Of it in these words l@This article was
handed me to-day, with request for its
public refutatiou. l have never before
seen copy of this paper and probably nev-
er shall again. For the conversation allud
ed or the words uttered, or anything ap-
prooching the sentiment Of the paragraph
as here charged upon me, tits an untound-
ed and malicious lie, and the editor ofMe
paper knew It to be such, wAen he penned
it,"
If this statement needs confirmation, We
would refer TO the editor of the Democrat
ic paper published at Gafhpolis, who was
81 -, -afo-.ol a.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-15
senator Douglas ON the stump.

The Little Giant is stamping as well IS
writing for the Presidency. He made a
speech in Pittsburgh on his way West, and
addressed large audience at Columbus on
the 9TH. Much of his speeches are mere
repetitions. of his Illinois speeches made
last year, with some additions to suit the
progress of the party on the Slave Code
and the Slave Trade. At Columbus he
spoke an hour and three quarters, nearly
the whole speech being devoted to the slave
ry question, showing by his own speech
very conclusively that "agitation" is the
order of the day in the Democratic party
at least.
The late speeches of Mr.. Douglas dis
close the fact that the first step has already
been taken towards Incorporating the re-
opening of the Slave Trade as a new plank
in the Douglas platform. /, At Columbus he
virtually defended the opening of the Slave
Trade as retaliation for the violation of
the Fugitive Slave Act at the North, and
declared that the men who had resisted
the fugitive slave law, had been the instru-
ments of opening the ports of the South to
unknowa cargoes of savages from Africa
He further declared that the African slave
trade would not be stopped until the North
carried out theFugitive Slave law in good
faith, and insisted that the laws against
the slave trade should likewise be observ-
ed.
This is a irregular Douglas dodge to apol-
ogize for, deferd, and then embrace great
outrage. Northern fanaticism, and North
ern agression,' were the apologies offered
by Douglas for his successful attack upon
the compromise measures of 1920. North
ern fanatics refuse to catch fugitive slaves.
and, forsooth, according to candidate Doug
las, they are the instruments of opening
the ports of the South to unknown cargoes
of savages from Africap No marvel that
such shallow and inscriptions dema-
gogue should ridicule on Ohio Free Soil
the Ordinance of 's7 which consecrates it
to Freedom forever Cleveland Leader.
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vnayELERs, DIRECTORY

The following shows The time of departures
,nd .yr;y.Is ON the g. 2. q c. r. R. at Millers-
burg and Cleveland: 80 -.
R$<Txo oNorrH. The Accommodation leaves
kiIlersburp at 40 A. NJ, and arrives at Cleye-
land at I1.l6.
TIE Express leaves Millersburg at lao P. ~,
and arrives at Cleveland al els.
.RExx1Se Souri, Accommodation leaves Cleve-
land af 10. 90 A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
at 442 p NJ. "a
.Eazress leaves Cleveland al ASS ?. NJ. and
arrives at Millersbufg at 9.11- sss,e7s e.
HTbe Express train running North con-
meets 1T Orry,Ife with the East and West trains
on. the P. Ft n. andC. r. r. - -s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-15

FAIRs.-The Holmes County Fair will
commence at Millersburg on the 2sth of
September, and continue two days.
The Saltcreek township Fair will COM
mence at Middletown, on the 23d of Sep
tember, and continue two days.
The State Fair commences at GAINESVILLE
on the goth of September and continues
three days.
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COUNTY FAIRS.

H A debate between DEssIsos and
RAssEY, will take place in Canton, on the
l7th ofiSeptember. 7 u dHvs.a@i s7i
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If this statement needs confirmation, We
would refer TO the editor of the Democrat
ic paper published at Gafhpolis, who was
at the meeting referred to.
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HON. A. P. STONE,
ONE MORE DAY!

to help advance the principles
which you think best calculated to
promote the prosperity of our
country. .c
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4 Domestic Feud--A Mother stabbed
by her Daughter or Soa-fn-Law.

4 Domestic Eeud--A Mother Sunbbcd
by her Daughter or Son-fn-Lav.
Prom The Chemist Times, Islh.)
A night or two since a domestic fsad occur
red az the residence OF Mrs. Jeanette AmE.oae-
-eo, an elderly German woman, on Peat street,
which resulted in the old LADY being stabbed in
the left limb, lust below The knee. TIE nar-
uculars Of the affair, az developed ar the
Police Court this morning, are as follows:
Afew years since the widowed daughter o.
Mrs. A. came to this country from GERMANY.
and some time after her arrival married a man
by the name Of Zine. TIE daughter when
leaving Germany, left her hid, a girl. Id
charge Of its g~randmo-her. The grandmother
herself subsequently came to this country.
bringing the child. her granddaughter with
her. The girl lived a few months with ia
mother and s.ep-father. but afterwards re-
paired TO the residence Of her grandmother. al
leg ne that she was beaten and abused By LEI
step-father and mother, and no entreaties
ould prevail upon her 10 return The grand
mother, who was much attached 10 the child
a %sprightlV and intelligent giH-was wei
pleased 70 have her company, and gladly pro.
uded FOR her.
Last Wednesday night, at a late hour, th,
mother, step-father, and a man named Sheath
repaired to the residence Of Mrs A. aud De.
manded the child, declaring that if il was not
HA-AAHA AAEAAr IT. NADAIA AZ .AE ArF 4DLLlAl AE
be sent 10 the house Of refuge. The girl posi-.
lively refused b 20 with them, and the grand.
mother was not willing that she should bs
taken away By force. A difficulty then ensue.
between Mrs A. and her daughter, both being
highly excited. Mrs. Zine seized her mother
BY the throat, and forced her back on The bed
Sheath parted them, but during their scufi,
Mr.. Zne was seen to enter the room, and ap.
preached Mrs. A. IN a stopping position b..
there was no evidence that be struck her, Of
that be carried a knife, or other instrument il
his hand.
After the melee, and the party who has
come for the child had retired, was Il discov-
cred that she had been stsbbed-he blood
flowing quite eopiously. The cut wal several
inches in length, and nearly an inch IN depth.
and proved 70 be quite painful, but not At al
dangerous.
L is somewhat Of a mystery how she re-
eeived the wound, which bore conclusive evil
dence Of having been made BY a shsp instru
ment. The case bad not been fully examined
when we left the Police Court, al which tht
child was present, and gave In her evidence
against the m0the r and s,ep-father. She i
about thirteen years Of age, and from her ties
hmony il was quite apparent that her afec
tons were all given 10 her Grandmother: indee,
she declared 20 one OF the officers Of the cour
that she would sooner die than 20 back 10 be
parents.
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Business 9Qotlrts


To MrEeuAxas.-We call the attention o
merchants who desire a competent BoOk-keep
er, or a business man that understands CON
neree in all It's ramifeations, to an advertise
usnt in another column. au2i
P~OUITnY, CHoIcE FAMILY G-RooEsIEs, ETC
Messrs. ssligmau a CO. have fitted up an.
stocked q large P0uity Yard, al the corner o.
Linden and St. Patrick streets, in connection
with their Family Grocery, and are how pre-
pared to furnish Hotels, Steamboats,, ard pri-
vsts families with an kinds Of poulty, IN any
quantity, delivered free Of charge, and at the
lowest market price. The chickens are allow
ed to run free In the yard, thus rendering them
superior to those generally offered in market,
which are kept In eoops. seIigman & Co. also
keep constantly on band complete assortment
Of Family Groceries and Provisions; they also
receive daily by railroed fresh Butter and Eggs.
can and examine FOR yourself al4-1w
HERE Is A CHASoE.-wsnted good and eff
eisnt Agents to sell Il best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. Liberal inducements are offered for
men 70 60 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply TO
U23Aw H. B. WILLIAMS s Co.
No. IS Jefferson street, Up stairs.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL, BROS. & co.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sale-sse Hopkins q Klrby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed. DOnoh0 & strangs's column.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jswelry, suvsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See Advertisement Of
A. J.. Warren & Co, 2a3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoRsE PATTrsOs s. Co, Booksellers and
Stationsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY ,
SIR JAMES CLARKE;s
Celebrated Female Pills

THIS invaluahle meslaae Is n~ufailinE DO TIE cure o.
L 90 those uainfui arr dangerous c.ssasss !uclieuf %
TIE female constellation.
20 melrrztrs Ell exc-sses sad removes al distractions.
from vhailser Gauss. and asDesiy curs may - relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited twin. IN O short tms. hrinz %
ne u5uthIy period With regularity.
CAUTION
Thess Pills should not be taken D. females hat aTs
pregnant, daring the aFst ure- aaa.hs. A. hey are sore
tobrinz On Miscarriage but Al every other tine. and 10
Every other case. h-y ere perfectly safe
In IN cases o. Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains n
the Back and Umbs, Heav!noss Fatigue % slighi oKsr.
| tia. Palritauaa % ths Heart L5uzes % Split, Hys
tsria. si1k He-1sehr, whites. and al the plinfsl 1s
sasss ouasionei b. e disoriared system. these Pill WI
I sfc9 q cure when all o-hsr mesns have Jailed.
Pal dreailns In hs pamphlet around each Uscksgs.
WHICH shoulf Be carefully preserved
Z A bottle u~Cuiaiuirz 50 pills. and -rcifl via ne Elv-
nruncut stamp % Great Britall, can Be sent post free
fr 81 and 8 pEtzae --EuUa
E1c sssnt Tor the Uuit@l States and Canada,
JOB NOSES Rochester, n. T.
ErChanflcr HCo-, Memphis. Wholesale au1 Retail
AGENTS. and slid BY Cd respectable tru-rsts-
UTBEWAhE-S1ue unpriulnlet dealers Try o. sci
other pills. on which they realize mlEe prof.. a
not deceived. Buy sir Tamcs CarEss and no other.
d-2-dfEawiv
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.HOflcP.

A s The guardian o. the cbudren g John hcSsmsrs
AGetd. / viii lease fr q terms " ycarE She vacant loj
on Market street. frautug the lotion which Frazer Titus
lives.
! VIII also rent rs the year, the house IN which said
heSamara lived a. The time cf his ieath5 adjoining
the above.
IHlu also lease fcr a lern 1l y-srs a Do on Alabama
street. rantlne On slid street about 80 feet and runs
back o. Bsyou Gavos1- This lo. lies directly west q the
Iet 70 CAPT Marsh MILLER. Persons DESIRING b. lease OF
rent ull can On me co The premises - he late John
HeSauau deed. DANIEL McNANARA.
aaT--au Erarrfru.
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. e w b O O K {
JUST RECEIVED BIT
EIRE HHLIAME

MRS. PARuNGT0N's NEW ~BOOE-Knitunz Worf
W q Web of MANY Texiures.
What vii He Do vita IT, CGth and paper.
Love ne Little, Love me Ions; by Chas. Read.
Memoirs o. the EmuTfss CEfhefins The Seouud.
Tent and m-S o. IN Oriental rrlpi BY Carolni
Paine.
Acadias or, A Month EIth The niue Noses.
seaclia; or. The Mystery ofthe Weferveltg BY DeForresf
Love- BY Miehsiet. hints % H0usekeepersi bV Herbert
me Rec0lecl1nso Gccfreg Hs=iTui By Hfary EinELel
he Harp Of q Thctsand STRING.
he R1man Question; By p. Ab1ut.
Popular Tales from the Morse ne Laird 81 Eorhw
Adam Bsdes ~ Geo. Elliott.
walter Thornieys OF. A Peep AZ the Past.
ne Autsrat the Breakfast fable
The CAVALIER By g.. P. h. Ianes-
Widor Hetott Papers Be Wars q ue Hlses.
s~alafhiel; or. The Wandering Jew
ne Freuch Revolution D. Albeit.
70 Cuba and BACK q Vacation Toyusei ~ Dana
IlrL. 81 lie Elnr. hr Tnnnr.rl. .mll
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NEW FIEz-ms late firm Of Copeland,
Edmonds & Co, has been dissolved, Mr.. c.
". Edmonds having retired from the house.
The retiring member Of the firm oordisIly re-
c0mmends tie new association to The patron
age Of Tie public, and We are quite as free 10
commend it to our readers. Tie business VIII
Be conducted hereafter BY Messrs. 1. NJ. Csld-
vel, F. n. copeland, and E. ". Caldwell
As cotton factors, commission merchants and
uoesrs, they are energetic and reliable. The
new firm wiz continue The business al the old
stand, No. 46 Front Row.
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E"NTEAoRDTNAHV E~NTEBPE1ZE n ESEEGY.
About the middle Of last month, a violent
tornado swept away from one thousand two
hundred 10 one thousand I've hundred feet Of
the splendid bridge Of the Memphis and Char
lesion railroad, over the Tennessee river, al
Decatur, Ala.
President sam Tate, with prompHtude and
energy peculiarly characteristic, and which
have already placed him IN the highes. order Of
railroad managers, Immediately set 70 work 70
rebuild tbs fallen structure
Two hundred and fifty men were sent INTO
the woods 10 fell and prepare the timber, me-
chanics from every accessible point were sum
m01cd 10 put IL together, and In the incredibly
short time Of fourteen days, the zap one thou
sand two hundred and forty feet was oiled up,
The noble bridge was reconstructed and the
iron horse, apparently refreshed by is fort
nights rest, again bounded over the river.
soch an instance Of activity and energy has
never been surpassed In railroad history, and
President Tate, and his superintendent, Ayres
and Ross. have erected an additional mon
meut 10 their hitherto well known ability and
skill
The Memphis and Charleston railroad, It
viii Be recoliected, is a. important link Of over
three hundred miles in the great Southwestern
route from this city 10 the Mississippi river, ct
Memphis, and 70 New Orleans, via Holly
springs, embracing some Of our principal Viz
ginis roads, say the Richmond and Danviile,
The South-side and the Virginia and Tennessee
railroads.
Il is, therefore, fortunate to have these sew
eral roads, composing this important route, IN
der such Management as is indicated By the
facts stated aboTe.-Ridhm0a5 VA Eaquir0.
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~tRrcTfvED PEA srEAMEh ~HuAGARiAE-l
LIVERPOOL Augus, io.-C9tton-rho sales q nrs'
dlys amounted % 12o3o baiss Of which sm7uni specuia
tors took 100 bales. and s~Epsriers 1ooobaies. msmar
hot generally closed steady and deu atths folouiHg sus
istioul initiating Orleans s-is. mailing rpiandfe.
sons luthoriues sny the prices are easier. but The gur
tatious are UNCHANGED Holders ossr tosiy, Dol thou
% diEpailuon % pres sales
rss aivis-. from he Nsnshsstsr Ogttn ms-tat ar.
favorable. M market coliug arm.
ne LseTool trssis,um market generally ealse Fsfg
Dun snd he q-uoiations ere barely maiutaio=i FouI
generally closed steady. TIE provision market generally
closed DON.
LoNDox. August io-Consals for aalouut closed At
10 So.
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arrival OF me s,eam,hIn u,vono


z oRLEASs, August 20-rhe steamship HsvanI
has arrived below vita San Francisco GATES cihs 81
inst.
The steamships John L. Stephen. snd Or!zaba sale.
from san Prsnci-oo Tor Panama On the 5h Inst via
ever two million dollars In specie, and one th5ussn.
passengers.
The following vessels have arrived at San Francisa
since ne son ult.. The ship Northern Eagle. Amo Law
renee. FlyinE Eagle, Ouhszs, Ocean Empress AMI Char
Iot Of Panel Tor New York the Nay Flower ana Dlshlus
Wave for Boston the Achilles Tor SIDNEY The Star
i- New Orleans and the Princess Royal lr Melbourne.
Tue Gazntei has sailed ErNew Yorg.
Bushes atsan Frzsci oo vas Jan. The prices bad a
dswnEsrd t~sneeuey. Calsies vas arner, sad sugar val
Quoted Al si0sl2.5s Flour a g. The money marie,
Was easy.
Horace Gresiey aadarrivsd 10 California, ana sss be-
ing h5aifsd everywhere. he estimates thai thirty
@7usand emisranis are On thsir way 20 California VIA
ne overland route.
The acyoss fmn Miziuusn. ty this arrival ere % he
i7th inst.
Six miles from TIE iowa q Tebulnssp he mails we're
cut open and The passengers were robbed, by Patches.
Gen. Miraman has dissolved his Cabinet
Gen AaTgueIe has Tev0ited against Miranon. but ne
liberals are bssieginz Marques On GuatsIaars.
The Arhbish0p Of Ms1ieo has -sEoomuu1ieatsd tie
liberal party.
Gen. waHhas been asfeatea in rsmauligss las.as Ill
bic artillery.
Gen De Goiiade hss assumed .hr command Of ne in
ersi army. He PROMISE % tzEs The City o. Mexico b
the a7st Of Odo5eE and want. .hrrs millions O. usasy
md forty thousand men.
decree against The Churrh is henS executed.
The b5nis q he msturei debt o. N-Hio5 have ussa
ten per cent.
The schooner Star has arrived below from Vera Cruz
win date Of the l4ih inst. She briHs 500 Oo0 !u
He1ie.
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#COSMnRAMIC %STEREnSC0PE

A NONG ne lsiesi i-uveltlls 10 Opucs. there b. nq-h-
= tnF more Instructive and AMUSING fhal the stereo
scope. The stsre1sorc Views are impressions from Ma
tue, represeuting tte fuest S1eueries. Cities and Mon
lneuts DO E1rupo and this country, which, viewed
thr0urh this instrument shows hose objects in bold re-
lief, actually a. they are, and trus are The best model.
for Arusts give the best idea l foreign countries nd
Art. and make the finest 1arcr 0ruamcu1s-
Citizens and Strangers visiting t1e city should lci tai
0Uu On C. MILLER OpGrian, 5n Haia street 1ppo
site PrJvlEe g. steUa-rs EHk, ald eKal4le hese ma1-
Ullcrut Views.
strsoeived the larV-st-1i fneEt col=cLaus VIEWS
of EzrUpp ana hPruif-f sfates.
100 diTereuf vieua oi the lIy " Paris.
400 different Nigusof Switzerland Auslria, GrusuI
AMI TTrCl.
200 different View % The Rhine.
100 dIfrrrut Views ~ Italy, CUnztantlnupe. Greer
Egypt Eubla. Palestine and fhr Holy Land.
zoo different Views ~ Lcl1m.
500 5ceuerles o. England. ireland Soolaud. Eihiuet
Family Grglpes- etc
100 beautifully illuminated interior and ~ezteriol
Yisus0f Paris and L1nd1u. Also,
500 sViewE o. Eur19o and thls country, plain IN.
cIorei toualure.
Nisgars aud Summer View
Cstskil Mountains.
Washington and Vicinity.
Ant Ereat many other articles to0 numerous 20 men
ton. Come quick and secure choice Views.
C. HTLLEH. E4l Main Erast
mn=TaHHEHEfr OH urlrrun \ aawHrHa H1ah
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The Great strengthened
IL nn-rrnNnn


Pain Destroyer.
rHE besi and cheapest Household H-mely In ths uorH-
simple and pleasant 10 is sDplcsti1n, certain aud ere
tusl IN is resul1. Ao~zztiful scientific external Gu
! raLge. applicable for the relief q pain b. any time, In
any place. many pert Of ne aunsh system. und uadsr al
ers1nsauoes. II yos put the plaster anywhere. Il pain
S here, ue plaster vii sla there until ne psia -.
vanished. The plaster naznstizos he pain away. and
AN CANSOr ENISr HER THIS PLASTER Is
APPLIED.
Ehounatism, Lsmsness. sunness, Weatnr- DEBILITY.
Nervousness. Esurzigia. DHpfpsia, C0usas and Colts
Pains and Aches d every hni da~n even 10 Corn. are
IMMEDIATELY BELIEVED. en-. win ntlo pstisnes.
PERMANENTLY CCRZD. ty to mssial iraaence q
TIE HAGNEuC PLASTER It Is the simplest sa1ssL
safest. plcsslutast ani deepest remedy On eEisteacs.
It. aFpI1ati1n Is u1iveral-oqsaly 10 Tie strung mn,
the delicate wlman. ani the freue infant. Ec es-h AMI
all it win prove a balm and b Messing. It's Use is szres-
able, and without annoyance Or trouble. H. price s
within readh - tu-ria Or poor; Al may have X, All
all should have it who are sick, and suIerias In any way.
PLANTERS sh5ud be alusys supplied with his invai-
liable PLASTER. viii Be DE Cool Physicisa o. any
piautauon, ready a. an times. AMI 81 iasiaHt n0dce.
Put up ln slT--Iglt Tin boxes. Bach box VIII make sr
o. eight Fa=Crs. slt any lhId ear rsad them. Phi
S cents abIZs with fll and pain directions.
C.. D. MOkEHEAD. \. D..
Inventor ana PrllTetlr. 10 walker street, X. Y.
Gsts In every dt. taEn. and viltss o. the United States
naTT=aHHwHwaHrHW
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Comm rial Afaus
rEgEais 80 - 49,

MEMPHIS uArLY APFEAL oFFfcE
SUNDAY Ausuit2l, Iads.
CoTIoE- few bales q IRE new crop have oecn o.
oeivel. and ue sauries "a have seen promiso ven Or
ne nov r5zih Oae tale q te new eop caslnl
God Mfs.HE and srsvn 10 Nabsma vas sofa ysaer-
tv a. iss the slip1eHts anf rsasipis e The pali week
have bsct ugtt ard We have no new feature iathe mar
trtto report.
I~ufrri1r. ... .....T 7 MIdding. .-....u Nlih
Ordinary -...-. TAG So Cod MidfnE.lthEf4
epd Ordinary. ssa % aidiiuE Fair..nset2A
LSr AeiiuF...t0 Gloh Fair.--...--. -
WEEKLY sHrfHEsrs-ms total shipments hom
hs part rr ths vess ealins Saturday AuE 90 Esrs Is
follows;
70 Neu Orieaus. g
r ne ohlo ~
To 81. Louis. .....
-
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REv. DE DRAEE.-ReE. Dr.. Drane, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, has changed his
residences 10 the suburbs OF the city, and now
resides at the corner Of Walker and Colleg'
streets. He may Be found at the Office, in the
church edfhce. generally during Jhe dav.
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nEsREEFP.

- The said steamboat ST.
lFran1is X. being la ms
- r fcusr13y BY virtue ola war.
rant % arrest
A IL persons who have. or pretend % have, any right
u rue OF interest On the said steamboat 50 FraIrii
No Q are hereby not h-l 0 appear before the Juize OF
Distinct Court Of the United Sares 70 American fT The
District rf West tennessee En- Jack-1u. on the 1t M0H.
DAY Boz Oailber next. then and there b prosecute thr
same according Co law.
n. MdCLANAHAN.
aul1-fl5I Marshal OF said District.
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SALE OF THE FRsT BALE-We announced
yesterday the receipt Of the FIRST bale Of cotton
from North Alabams, grown on the plantation
OF Major Robert King, Of Leighton. It was
consigned to Messrs. Simpson, Hays & Co,
and was sold yesterday at - cents per pound.
The cotton in question clsssed as good mid
Glin~