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MAKING ~cONNEcT1oNs-

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
- Cleveland with Cleyelanh & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
iumhns q Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and CIzve-
land 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Solcn. with Hacks to Chaxrin Falls. &c.
e hantua with Hacks for RaveHna.
BraeeVllie with Hicks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreeuviIle head
Vile. Bloomfield. Canfeld. &
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley and thence ny P. Fl W.
q C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Nov %. 1855. CffAS- l.. RHODES. Supt.
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HEAVY DagAGrs FOR MALPRACTICE -
Ia The Cook county Cnart OF Common
Pie as, at Chicago, The c>se of Curran VS..
Beach, an action Instituted for the ? v
cry of damages for maiprac. 'cs has ter
minated in u verdict of Sl50 Go for the
plaintiff. The amour, claimed was S75 :
600. The special cause for the acton
was the grossly unskilfuIl treatment ann
subsequent bungliDg and unnecessary
ampulalion If 4 fractured limb.
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of the resolution said it would he, ifrec-
e ssry; the Gays Of his legislature are
numbered.
So mo;c i; be.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD-PRIEcIPAL OFFICE K, n WE'D TO
RAvENEA The Directors of this Road.
at their Quarterly Meeting in Mansfield
on the the inst. d CT led to remove their
principal Office to Ravenna.
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TIE Rev. Thsodore Parker has been
GRANTED leave of absence for a year, oy
his congregation IN Boston. His increas-
ing III health eompsls him TO seek a
warmer climate. and he will leave fer
the ives, Indies immediately. His place
is 10 be Supplied. sGd his salary eontin-
med. Hs was attacked &C Sunday With
bic drlSr ct .he luHGa.
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I NOTICE.

4 \ n. b. E1ulru Notice IS hereby given. that
VI there has fern a writ Il Attach
A. U. Rziser } ment ISSUED by q W stewart.
u Justice Of the Peace II w-aLhe-Tfeli To gnship. on
tie - IL day e December. l-5~, for the sum Of Fifteen
Dollars ami Eighty two Gents. Said trial adjourned
70 the 18th day ~ Pe, rutry next
Phil Jones. william Davis. Elijah Bark-r. have
been garn,shesd IN this suit
N B H0ULETT.
Ian o6 ISia=1,s
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AT the Annual Meeting Of the Sock
holders of The Summit County Branch
Bank. held January Sd, the following
gentlemen we're re elected Directors,
VIZ:
E N Sill. Philo Chamberlain, Henry
Cnokr. Olrin Cooke, G S Sill.
Z N. Sill was re elected President,
and T. P. Roberts was chosen acring
Cashier.-AEron Be1con.
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VIRGINIA Law ScHooL.-This school
is located at Caarlottville, Va. The
number of Professors is three: the mum.
Der o! students ia 1874.
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Jan. %. SGT.
CoAL: CDAI. COAL!

THE >uh>-iih-r keeps constantly On
L han ! IN. Bg IT or SLITY Of Coal. at the Bank
Of nUr HlSs & HES. 4 mils south ~ 1aily Long ).
Brook6-id UIo JOSEPH FILFR
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AND LOT FOR SALE

i i The su"scriher nH-rs for sale a House. with 10
acres Of land. on the Vienna ROsI. ons mile east #
Warren. iorIIerly nccuri led ~ jas. numdrs. Z q
The soil is excellent. aud the ,nilding in goo repair
Terms To SUIT purchaser Euqnir- "i L J. IidinIs.
a. Warren. 0. OF the subscriber. at HoslAni.
u ]. IDDISGS-
y n. .a
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;. ENACTMENT T
I, ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

n The Undersigned has been appointed anu qusi'
fled Administrator, de kOaiS a0E, with the VIII annex
ed, on the E.tate Of Judson }. Barnes, late oil Gusia-
yus, TrumbuI County. Ohio, deceased
Fowler, Jan. Is;b. '59-3w'
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Il IENT.

GI0 A MONTH. AND ALL EX
p'Jt PENSES PAID-An Agent is wanted in
every town AID cnunt" IN th= | nitel States. to engage
in a respectable and easy business nv which the above
profits nay &c certainly reaIiI a. For urthrr partic
ulsrs address DR. j. HENRY farmer corner Of
Bruone and Nrrc r Streets. New York City. rnclos
ing one hostage stamD. Jan 2g 80
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DEMONSTRATORS ) SALE

Of NALCN DLb hEAb L.
Pur-uant To- an oder OF III PIOi4Ie Court fOT Trum-
therein l. as Administrator Of Richard ) Brooks.
ied vas .IsinIin. and the willow aud heirs VI saIu
lie rdent. AT other. were defendants | will Oler 10
pu tic sale, At the door of the Court house.in Warren-
On SATrRD Az. the I3Ih day Of FEBRUARY. Ic59.
srtWrsn the hours of noon an 4 2. NJ. the fOlIoSing
real estate vi said deeelent 10 y I: Ist strip Of land
iO~ ct wide. and extending about 2l9 feel IN length
upon south street. in The Village Of Warren running
eiIir-ly acFo>s the Lands Of said d eelsnt on beth sides
Of frank ia Alley AMI on { >oIth sId- OF SOu,h street
~ sand village, sabiect I : = contract TO The cleveland
& VI .houIng X X Co., for the sale Of he anne for
81 5Du. Win interest. datsd January, IoSJ, appraised
q s =. UUO.
81 Tue remainder Of lots 5 anil 8 in the Brooks pllr.
81 called. 5eIn at the south west Corner Vi sou h ST.
and Franklin Alley. ana .xtendI Z To The middle OF
said Alley, after taxing Oh the strip Of Us sest on
south SJsert- abDs c Iescrilrd. also tn whole OF IOt
ana the north part OF lot :. bOIndeI south upon a '"~-
iSu % said lot :. LGIcIy held AID owned 10y L. Lob
ri Lots IL 3. ~ and IS. in said Brooks Plat, ap
praISeL at So w.
9TH. A lot - ieet in width on the east side OF Frank
lin A ley. l"u let =. nth ana east ny Ia is of Henry
" Saith, ami est by TIE nj Idle VI Frank lin AiIeS.-
Appraised u Ito. su-
sab. AnOIh r lot Of ian east Of Franklin Alley.
hOun,led nOTh Ly the south line az the lU~ Get lot &C
euiisl ny the q & ~. Rail Road Company. west 10y
tie middle OF FrsRkEb AileS. sou h - 4 rns lsrSiheI
TO th- Il rh line o the lot last Above uescrIhed- anu
81 igvt distant thvrvl ON. and East - lsnds o J-B
'uttles ANA NJ b Ia Ter. APpraisr At SlOn-OO.
J HUTCH Ms, ,dn'r Of
K : Bro ks, deed.
By hutchins Cox & R4tli1 Atp's
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Tories ~ CLEVELAND &MAnoStSG X r. Co.
U eveland. U Jah'y 81, I-59
The Annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company, for b. election OF Directors. will be held
~ ;sis oG-c ~ Wednesday. 90 lost. at 1850 A. NJ.
CIARLEs TEASE, sce'y.
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About two years ago nv general health became much
impairrI, aud in = short time there MAS au eruption
made Its appearance OH nv face and body assuming
thr very wui st ~ pc Of skin disease $50 called - the
Doctors My husband being a rhS sieian. tried di
ferrut remedies hut availrd nothing. l then applied
to other eminent PHI sictans, tut got no Teiiel- by
this time my head aud lace was a mass OF sores 1
heard Of DR.. Ds great success in ueaiing chronic Sis'
eases and diseases OF the SKIN, l applied 10 MIN ana
in less than three months he hal the eruriiOn remo we'd
and my general health improved under his treatment,
so that / nov enjoy good health In conclusion, l
would say those sIuering from Ike disease ShoeidA P
nj, TO Dr.. pellrnhargh. MRS. \. touEE.
Cleveland, Apr lat, ISIS
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ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,

which smack and relish OF the wit. humor. raciness,
brilliancy. aud sparkle Of he tim q As reretoiors.
no labor nor expense will he spared to mAintliu the
high reputation Of the Home Journal. which IS every
VIII re. both at hume aud abroad acgno Eiedged to re
the most Tehned and elegant repertory Of Literature
and the Arts on this side Of the Sea and the
BEST AND CHA EST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
~ THE r
As no moro copies OF the New series will he printed
ID n are or tered, those who deS re TO begin with the
commencement Of the new voiums will he able 10 do
so by forwarding their s1hs cr'ption without DELAY.
TEKM5-Por one copS.S for three copies S5-or
one copy for three years IS. for u ciub Of seven cop
les, $40; for a club Of fifteen copies. $50: aud ~ that
rate Tor a larger club-Als avs ia advance.
MORRIS& WILLIS. Editors and P~EoP'rs..
Jan. &C, 50 IU1 Fulton Street. y. Y.
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SHkRlFt''S SALE.

~ Humphrey Harsh
V. In Trfubull Common Pl.as
HOIatiO saScom
BY virtue Of an Or'ler OF sale. issued our Of the Court
OF Common Pleas of TrumruI County. Ohio. 10 me Iii
rect~S and delivered. have Levied on. and shall
eNTusr To Pui lac S1l r. 1T The door o: the Court House
Ia " arren- In said 20 ny o
satin day, the a6Ih day "f February, 1859,
Lrt~ .rn the hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'eI.ek
p. NJ. OF said day. the Real Estate described III said
OTdsr of Sale To- Wit:
situate in li"vlana. Township mum er four. in the
thru range Of ToAnsh ps n the CUnTrertaut Western
Reserve, in the state e Orio and Whieh is aisn in he
County Of TIumhuil aud IS knOwn b. part Of lot No.
- IN said TowLshin, aud is bnuHde.i a. fnlloSs North
and West by la ds lately Owned by G-Org- austin.
$50: East by the PLANK Road from Warm to Niles.
anh South hy S"ufh SIr-et. ami known a. tn Home
stead Z llnratio TIA CON. AMI iS the same lot nf Yrodnd
cohNey-db By James Au-uu to John Til n, ny iced exc
cutel Iauuar, 18th i-5B; Re,O1l-i Ia grun-ulI
COunIy X ,or. .. BuOA 81 Page 4 = 81 ~. To whic,
reference is heret m Uie, for a more ptrt Gu ar lie
ScrtI ton of sad Premises and is ais" the SAM land
decided by john ). Thoip and wife to said TIA com
Recorded in Book a.. Pages - & IS. in Trum ul
Comfy Records he the same more Dr less Appraised
Al SI5OO. %. TERNs-C4-h on tAv Of Sale.
A B. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Warren, Jan 26, 59-5w-4 81
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FIRST CLASS INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE. CO..
or PHILADELPHIA

CAPITOL s2n0. 600.
<sh-2bO.
P4lo TOR LOSSES DURISG LAST TEAR--.-Siat36 4 81
This Responsible Company has complied with the
Law Of the State Of Ohio. and is taking RISKS on busi
ness Buildings. VI rehandise Bull lings, F1rnitore. &c
On as lOS terms As sssy other responsible Company
hut will not camPefe with thns- who are without Capt.
tai and offered ho indemnity Therefore if you want
good Insurance in solid Companies, call At the Bank
T. MLAIN.
Oct 18th IS. Main ST., WARREN U.
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STRIKING CHANGE FFECTE BY H~ooFLANp,s
GERMAN BITTRRs

PHIL,pELAHr.. March 10. I-5s.
DR. e ID. JAoEsps-Dear SRI had suffered So
long trom "yspepsis and Liver Complaint, il their
most aggravated forms. that 1 almost despairel Of Ind.
ing a cure wa n, In compliance with the advice Of my
oskeh ,aen' WITH a markell Improvement, for two
months. when my hush and. who ic ATTAIN OF the mack
81 snip -aranak. returned from his last voyase. HIS
hrst exclamation on s-eing me. was Why. Margaret,
what nave you been t4kingf Yah look i've hundrei
per cent ne-te than wher I letIf" AMI we'll he might
say 81 When he sailed on his last vovay- I vas thin
ana care worn. aud my c"mpi, xiOn oLa saffron color;
while ow l have regained my HeSh, amt am in the en-
loymeni OF pei irct health. And al this I owe L, your
Invaluable Bitt-rs. I Their. fore think ynu are Justly
ehtiti-d 10 TINS Certificate. which you ar at liberty to
publish. Yours, tr w.
MARItRET ROWLAND.
~ o. -rn II. southwark.
Be sure and ask for Hoofaad's G~rnaa B,ftsrs and
ser that the signature Il Z. " jackson IS u tn wrap-
per Of each bottle.
For - bydrssgists and storekeeP-I~ in every town
AMI village la The United states. West Indies AMI -
ntdas- Price % cents per bottle. Principal Office.
AS Arch Street. Phil4 lie iphia. Pa. ~ =
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OFFICE Sc

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ in pursuance Of a Resolution OF the Directors
OF the Alta tic X Great Western Rail Road Co 10
f. rlitate the construction of the Eastern portion OF
sud Rad. passed at a'regul1r Q art TIy Melting Of
the Board. head At Nan 6-li R'chtA,d Co.. Ohio on
the 4tn INST, the princiI al o1i:e Of salt Company was
removed TO Rlvehna, POrtag- Co OHIO. Oh the 18th
of January. l-Ss JAS. NJ WARD, Sec,y.
OFF, Z A s q ". X X Co
R.rannu Ii Il LIN
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TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK,
ny IAnY rnNrRInIrnR

The scene IS laid In this ciry, dnring the memorable
winter Of the great ire. The incidents are natural
and familiar. aad the Characters skiliuliy drawn and
grouped: the plot 5 clrarl, d fined and v u managed
the style ,ssy. gr sssful Had tOStng. aud the deuoue
msnt conveys n most useful lesson II is q work Of
st-r,iDg merit.
This story will he followed by a TALE OF THE
s sUrH." and enc Of startling interest. hy an Eminent
Southern author. cal ed THE AvESsERw This pro
ductisn is ntirrly Amsric an in construction. plot
incinsnt. dialogue. tom. Cine conclusion IL cuuli
not have been true of any oinrr country. aud possesses
attr 4ctions of \ peculiar nature FIR thoS' ia the ma
nor horn" 1t is - speciality boHas boEeOs OF re-
markahle value The third Of this attractive series Of
American stories is
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CARD ro i.ADtLs.

VI. PEErIEs'ilAcHIs PrLLs.-The Importer VI III.
eiisble aud safe remedy for Female Complaints xOuJ
respectfully call the attention OF American tadles to Al
s-InisiiIabl- IN removing OuStrucuOhs IN 4 ,rrvguiari
ues oil the nrnses, promptly restoring thsm IA ali ca
srs. The suppression ~ cOmnOn. Is sp-Sdilt relieved
aud there will he no recurrence OF the complaint a. u i,
r Inedy IS used acc riding to directions, which accom-
pNHy each box and package.
aPEHtA:. NOTICE.
Las'es ENTENTE. or sHsPeettHg themselves SO. are
esEfI0Hsd agd'Hsf HsiHs them as miscarriGge DVaia
sHsEs. Ladies desiring an increase Of family sh0aIa
fOrego their aSe enfjrsIg. as a Jeo pills sae1 m0Hth
oOatd be SHre 10 PrereHf Prsg nancy.
ProprietOrs, importers. or agents can be in ne wis,
responsible after TIN. admonition. Although certain
IN effect. they are so mild As never to produces ,njury
to the health.
MAIL PACKHGES.
Having the appear ,nce o. an ord mary letter. price
sl-Oo) are soli only hb our genera agents who will
send them hy ma !. post paid. on receipt o. price
toxeS sl.25: Half Boxes IS cents. Messr>.N- Is. Al
ZEN 4 Co.. Cleveland a.. are our generatagents.-
VII orders willie urnmptlv filled ~ them.
Sold ~ WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and T.
4. SMITH IL Co. Warren. and NV Druggists gene
tAlly june 81. 5--l,.1
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THE YOUNG WTFE'S DIARY,
ny OF The MEsr

Tt contains the whole history of woman trials. and
will he read with the deepest feeling nv al classes Of
community. These charming stories will he succeeded
b. others Sc similar dissertation. several Of which are
sir ady in preparation. All Ih- former peculiar frs
LIres o. the paper. which have given it = word wide
reputation. will he continued. while the several n"w
ones will i've an infinite variety TO its ever diversified
pages Among Them are 4 number u fresh sPiey,
amusing.
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Uew AoOelt %isrmsnts.

casual Advertisements mnsi be- pad toI
when handed in.
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Pes dent &C P I'm n. Chester

Pres dent &C P.lm r. Chester
V,ce Prexidsnt-N E S'"t Troy.
T.e,surer "A s T"ll-~ Burton
!Ser etary--H E Fo'd Burnr
Erecu,i-e COmm,tep D Wilkins.
Brr.m: ID Rp"rr~n RISS-l II c.
raj NJ rn-"u : U C Hnchcex and W
w Mdun n whurv
The T~rra~ur-r'S R'p'rt show-d ID
s ,ci-ry 10 h. IN a prr>p -rog@ cnn / ton
num5-rin , 749 members and b-inE n w
clear of debt. Tue off :-rs hope TO X.
t-ni the Premium Lis, 10 gre alter lrng h
than heretofore ; AMI. with the aIdiIon
of lsrg~ Hnrsr Ring aud some ares m 'rr
To the Grounds Nv i;h have proved ."
ha tan IN Ill tor Tho accrmm Il ,rinn If all
the p-npl-. at The F.rs.) 'h-v .xp-rt q"
satisfy III, Compel o. aud he world al
large - Ckardoa De nocrot
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ior 1919

NORRIS d WILLIS. EDITORS.
anew series Of his widely circu = ed TAsILY- SEws.
PAPER Nill he commenced on the first day of January
n-xt-prinied on hne paper and clear type. With the
Jinuary umber will begin the publication Of - series
Of ~LeauIifuI
ORIGINAL WORK OF FAC III lotion.
written expressly for the Home Journal. by tle hest
Authors OF America The FIRST of these is from tn.
pen of = gifted writer, sDd lie a tale Of love and lucre,
entitled
n,1t1L MNS "a I'D nGE
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Eeus Of the NeiehhnrnnnS.

Mr.. FE-Tus FULLER of Fuller's Mills.
N-wbury Township. in this County.
came 10 his death on Sunday the sdins'.;
under very painful circumstances. He
was riding on a load Of wood upon his
M. misses when his wife threw up a
clothes line. that he might drive under it:
the line came in cnnrsct with his neck:
throwing him violently over the sid of
the wagon to the s,rouni, an lhra kinI
his neck in two or three places Mr. Fd'.
Ter is said to have been a worthy man
and much es'eemed by his nei shbors and
friends-
Ar the Annual Mrr'ing Of the G auga
Cnunry ~Ag''culruralS 'ci-'v helm BT
ton on the 1O'h inst. the following fiji
Gers we're appointed for the ensuing
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DIR.
February appointments.

nR DELLENBAUGH I. spec fully
~ informs The citizens of the counties named he
low, and the surrounding country. that he Will be at
the following places 1t The tines Indicated All per
sons affected with any complaint OF a Chronic nature,
are invited to call for gratditouS CONSULTATION
clev-Ian L.. Corner Kinsman & Vine sts.. lst. 81. OH.
7th. rtr. 18th. 18Th. IIth. ISb 18th
PORTAGE Co.-GarrettsviIlr. Norton House,
Ravenna. collins iieuse 10
PalmAra. L W 5 House. l.
Hulson Hotel. .
rrumhull Co.-Warren Ga>kiil uouse. ,
summit Co Akron. Empire House. 10
Macedonia At Henry PILES, 81
Holmes CO.-Ni .lershprgh, Empire House. ~
Canton CiJy. Stoser aOass, 1914 ~
H.ynesburgh Hotel. -
Minerva. Yiughng uaase, -
Tuscarawas Con-. Philadelphia, Nelson ho2se.E
Mineral Point Hotel, "a
Carroll Co -CarTOllIon. Patton House, "a
Coiamhians co ~Saitaevile, islHSn House, 70
DR.. DrIlenhaugh Cutters himself THAI ne can cure
Chronic complains Of the Ohle~S and n'0st obstinate
character. lie uses no msrc1riai Preparations. and
only medicinrs that are Fnrvb vegetable.
Or. d Of ClryvlAn I. is the ION OF the celebrated pr.
DsIlenhaugh. late OF Georsetosns Who so successfully
treated and prescribed 10, e6l .OOO patients during -
years practice IN thi State.
All diseases pea tanning TO Women aud Children
treated with great success - DR. Dsilenhsugh-
Where DE-. d presenbes for patients his charges viii
he sati factory There IS no One practising in GooTge-
town on The Deilenbansh svsIep
n. Is. De ID. speaks he GsrGla1 Language
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AT LAW,
Is the man to call on IL yen want Drafts on Foreign
countries or il you want Passage Tickets FROM the Old
Country; or money collected anywhere; or insurance
IN sale companies At fair rates; OF TO sell good Fxpers
or borrow money; or pay assessments To- the Washing
ION Union; or to Luy or sell Real Es,Atr; or rent HSus-
es-
Give u a call, Office on Main St WARREN q.
Oct. 10. ST.. T.. ]. M'LAIN.
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'LAlN'SEXGHANGEBANK

hARREH. u.
Exchange. Banking and Collection business trans
tctei on the most reasonable terms.
Drafts drawn. bought aud sold. on New York AID
principal European Cities
Good paper discounted and interest paid on time
deposits.
COLLECTIONS made IN all this region on fair terms and
RENTED. less exchange. Brompttg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
from The LnGrdRCs (Ga.) Reporter
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE IN COUNCIL,

GREAT ENTHUsIAsM!i
The Opposition Mass Meeting at Atlanta on the 2sti
inst was, indeed, grand affair." and well calculated to
inspire our friends with zeal Really we have seldom,
seen much intense enthusiasm exhibited on any occa-
sion The large of people at the stand were
vaTOusly estimated at from to 900
The procession formed near the Passenger Depot
under the direction of MAJ. r. +. Maddox Geo w A
dair and --- which proceeded to the Walton Spring
when Dr. Miller introduced the orator of the dav
Dr. Miller made of his happy and telling ef-
iorts-constanty interrupted with tremendous shouts of
applause lie spoke between and three hours hold
ing the vast audience spclbound by his eoqucuce and
array of facts and hgure the political questions of the
day. Ii was noble effort and will never be forgotten
10y those who heard him.
After he had finished the people entertained by
Hon {. Peoples in of his happy sarcastic and
witty speeches, for which he is much celebrated
The Prize Banner presented by the ladies Of Atlanta
was awarded 10 the Dckab delegation tGODD in a very
pretty and appropriate address by Miss Julia Whitney
and was responded to 10y young gentleman whose name
We did not learn.
w. W. Clark candidate for the Senatorial Branch of
the Legislature from Newton county addressed the poo
pie in very short pointed and enthusiastic speech which
concluded the exercises for the day proper.
At night, very respectable audience met at the Athe-
n"um. A. D. Hammond, OF Forsyth, aud Mr. Glass
candidate for the House from Newton made enthusiastic
addresses; after which Col. w. +. Wright made most
graceful, but short speech and the people dispersed
Altogether, the day glorious one for the Opposi.
ton.
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10. Lane for the Presidency.

The star Of Jo Lane of Oregon, for the Charleston
nomination. in the ascendant in many portions of the
country Gov Harris, of Tennessee has declared for
him. and so has Gov. Willard, of Indiana Many Demo
cratic papers also, in various portions of the Union
have run up his flag. Among the number Is the Mem
phi- Ardiachs, of the ablet and most influential
Democratic organs in Tennessee, which says:
The southern Democracy will cordially unite on 10
Lane for the Presidency; but all the powers Of Garth
cannot bring them to the support of Douglas The one
they know 10 be sound in principle consistent in his de-
yoton to southern rights, and worthy to be trusted as
the Chief Magistrate Of the nation The other deserted
them III the hour that they needed his services and
no" breaches and promuates doctrines which they he
hcve TO be at war with the Constitution and destructive
OF their rights in the Union. Give them the true man
and they can defy every opposition. Cucumber them
With the other, and their defeat will be inevitable
The gallant Gov. Willard, of Indiana, than whom a
ruer friend to the Constitution and the rights of the
States does not live north south of Mason and Dixon
Line, zeaously advocates the nomination Of Gen 10
Lane, Of Oregon, for the Presidency in 1860 Gov
Willard knows the sort of stuff Old 10 is made of and
thinks his nomination equivalent TO an election