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Truth is Stranger than Fiction!

TwOULD sRRM LIKE FICTION to give a
detailed description Of the magnificent and
gorgeous STOCK OF MERCHANT -TAILORS'
GOODS now received by THOS. HUGHES from
the Eastern Cities, he therefore invites his pa
irons and the public generally, to favor him
with a call and examine his assortment; it en-
braces every description Of Gents. apparel, all
of The best quality, and at prices to suit eusto-
merS. ,--,-7
No. IS Cor. Monroe + Water Sts.,
WHEELING, VA.
- March 2, '5s. THO& HUGHES.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TvHK undersigned o9ss for SALE, His fArh IN
i Adsms townshih sbout half way bstwssn
Woedsasld and Bsallsvills, eonsisting Of 1S4
acrss, ncse e. lee, sbout % aerss cleared and
in . good state ~ cultivation. The farm II
well ~atersd and has .
Good 5eariag OreAar& ef eaoies yvetssd
Jrsix. Aiso. ~ go asssia.y hosses.
tsoo stsSls, oas basx, one ssagon-
koxss and s6ksr sxs-b -buildinss
@K II NOT sold By The Azst Of March the
same. will b. for rent.
4 TERM MS.-ons third ossA, and the balance
in three annual payments. With interest fron
dass Of possession, which win Be given On the
frst Of March. '
For particulars spply - The undersigned,
St. Clainvilis, Bslment esunty, ohie. NJ.
Hoptoa vhe resides % The place viii give susA
information - psrsons may desire. -
y. - THOMAS 3. KvANs.
January 3sth, lsss.-1. s'e.S siai
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mo THosR DESTROYS OF REALIZING THE
i double sense and agreeable feeling of being
suited. THoS. HUGHES would say that they
can do so by favorint. him with call and in
specting his newly received and gorgeous
stock of Cloths, Cassimsrss, Vest
ings, Hosiery. and netiona In general,
unsurpassed in quality, unaur-
passed in chsapnsss, and I'm.
eqalsd in variety, ty any
House in the regions west
s.2t Of the Alleghaniss!
PLEASE NOT TO FORGET THAT AT
No. 35 Cor. Main and Monroe Streets
WHEELING, VA.
You will End the grsatsss variety from which
to select, the lowest prices. and the most lib
sral terms, Of any House in this City.
March :, SO. THOS. HUGHES.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the ndsrsigned
was appointed administrators of the sstaas
of John McKeown, deceased, on the 18th dAy
of February, 1853, by the Probate Court q
Monroe county, o.
I q WILLIAM MooRH, Adms.
Feb. 23d, ls5s.-st-pd Sd ss's4l
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Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given to the Commission
IN ers of Monroe County, that petition will
be presented at their next meeting praying
for road to be opened commencing at Lewis
Days on Witten in Bethel township, and run
ming a north west directed to the countv line
at Joseph Masters.
Many CITIZENS.
RaI - sch 1SHQ II od
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
CNo. 3d. AN ACT.
To repeal the ten q r cent. Law

mo. 80. AN ACT.
To repeal the ten p cent. law passed
March Ia, 1850.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
srol Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
the act passed March IA, 1850, entitled
'.an act to amend the act entitled an act
fixing the rate Of interest, passed January
IL, 1924 and all other laws on that sub
ject" be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2, This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the first day CT
April. 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER, zF.ifs
President of the Senate.
February 25, 1859. p
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N OF &c e

HNHE final settlement account Of Samuel II.
i Rownds as executor of Abraham Parker will
be for hearing before the Probate Court of
Monroe county, Ohio, on tie oath day of
March 1859. JOHN s. WAY,
March 9, 1889 Probate Judge.
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ArpIroR,s OrrIcE. Woopsr1ELn.

ArDrroR's OFFICE, WoopsrrELp,
Monroe Co., March l6, 1859.
thereby certify that the foregoing law
has been compared with the law pub
lfshed by authority AMI found to be cor.
rect MARTIN L. BOWSER.
Auditor, NJ. Go.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
~ edwas on the 9th day of December, 1855,
by the Probate Court of Monroe county Ohio,
appointed Administrator of the estate of
Archbold Cooper, deceased. --
JAMES COOPER, Administrator of
Ha Archbold Cooper, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves to be indeb-
ted to the estate of Archbold Cooper, deceased,
are requested to call Immediately, and make
payment of the same. And those having
claims against the said estate, will present
the same legally authenticated.
,-... JAMES COOPER, Admir-.
March 10th, 1859. 3w-pd.
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DARK buotnooo Tor o0fnotimo
to come, has induesd ne - announce TONY
friends and everybody else that I have 8
beautiful stock Of cloths, eaaiDssss, satinetss
vestings, tailors trimmings and ready made
clothing, which I can, and win ssll lower thar
they have ever bssn sold since the change Of
Dispensation-broad cloth fun six quarters
wide and nns for one dollar; sxtss hue S2y26s
extra english double hs1t snd width 2Se--sat-
inett, lambskin, and nigssrhsad coats from 3
to dollars pisce, black sasinsts pants 1,60,
double millsd AL wool cashmere pants 5, 90, fan
cy silk side stripe cashmere pants $50, Ans
white shirts IS cents linen and marssflIes shirt
bosoms nicely stitched, - lev - the goods
can be bought By the ysrl any whsss. and ev.
cry thing else in proportion. and srs prepared
to make mp TO order, any thing In eur line, at
tho shortest notice, and In the most fasAiona-
bio and Norkmanliks mannsr-young men
about 70 embark On the ocssn Of double hlss-
sednsss can get An out a. that will make him
shine 50 bright - - illuminate Venus on nrs
on frosty norning or siee serss. sshins Hike
pewter dollar IN . msdhols. = "a
N. b. We ne net ceiling gesds - low sn
credit - We win for eash- Rsspecsfrliy;
P. 8; And those that know themselves behind
Continue still to bear in mind
That still feel someway inclined,
But not my customers 70 grind, s9s,
Bat make them al pay up. ein3G9o
The times are hard, know u wsll, h ee
How long they'll last, esnnet tell w
Bot clothins ] mast surely ell. -
70 keep ftsm going plan - Pst,
WhsfsI don't Viii - =. i1stD 50
Jan. l2.--6m. oanashs o.
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sTAFFoRD LODGE No. 500.

STAFFORD LODGE No. 500. Ii
OF free and accepted Masons, meet the
Monday on or preceding the full moon in
each month.
G. w. MASON, W. M
J. B. WILLIAMS, 8. w. WM. BROCK, S. D.
J. w. BARNET, J, w. WIN. L. MORTON, J. D.
JOSEPH BALL, Treas. J.J. CALVERT, Tyler.
A. H. KErrELER, Secretary.
Stafford, March LIST, 1859.
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The New Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, March 8.

The commissioner of Patents, Mr..
Holt. has been appointed and confirmed
Postmaster General vice Brown. deceas
ed. i5sg.
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nj A r r. Il ID

On the 9th inst, by Z. D. Cox, Esq, Mr..
John G. Brown and Mrs. Elizabeth Cain, all of
Clarington, Monroe county.O.
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STAFFORD
|nqA,% and GSom1sesua<e1szso
MIRA. J. SUTTON will open school i,
Stafford commencing on

-'as MONDAY, MAY I'D,
In which will be taught the common English
in connection with Algebra, Natural Philoso-
ply, Chemistry and Geometry. Special Leo
lures will be given to those desiring to teach,
who will have access to Pelton's outline maps
Holbrook's apparatus, a large celestial globe,
and DIR. Cutters arithmetical charts.
Instructions will be given in Bookkeeping
by Double Entry and Commercial Calculations
by V. G. Knight, of Bartlett's Commercial
College, Cincinnati.
TERMS-For full course of Book k-keep-
ing and Commercial calculations, $500.
Duff's series of texts will be used.
Good boarding can be had at moderate pri-
ces.
March 16th 1859. 3m.
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JED X ms = = = . TMER.
(At Kehlsr's old ssand.)
WOODSEZELD, ONO.
y : WHOLESALE snd Rstafl Dsalsu in
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES.
SYE woons. pys sruysa oissT
oiG9I 1870 aOlLa, PAINT4 e 5bEoseg
faga esgiIt % YAINfH1w ARTlCLss
1mpov az Asa pfrrrYs Yssans

.b54agai yEfI5S' o. rn11uwrIFy.
Alss rins S0sSas HlAs Hsif snd1 Teeth
Brushes. eurgiesi aaa dsatal lnalsunsuts, Pare
Fancy, Articles, CanpAsssb 1urpsntinss AnA
al the Psssnt o. Prspsistasy O egsiet
SO X8O1ClU1D o. IN OAYAt
gq Also choice lot Il FAMILY 0R0cIRxHA,
such - TRA, CoyHRR S00AR. SYRUPA,
RICE, SOAPS and Ill sthsR es11elss N the lfhs.
We make our puFshaass ~ CASH snd oBsr
goods - Low - tAsy cen - sbtainsd from any
similar sstablishnsnt = shls ssstjen, ,snd Was-
rantsd 70 b frssA, pare and genuine. Orders
promptly .Ailsd and saaisfAetioa guarAntssA
with regard both 70 psiss and quality.
~ Physicians prssssiptisas attsnas9t - -
all hours ef tAs day Or night Sea Ksszf
Jan. 96th, lebs.--l ~. ss ..jq,
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1853.
The SATURDAY EVENING POST

DEVOTED TO PURE ERATURE, THE
NEWS, AGRTCULTURE, DC. .'a cd
q. z. r. JAMES. Esq, F w,lfs :,
MARY HOWIT
GRACE CIR NWOoD,
ha r. s.. ARTHUR, SC.
The proprie.ors Of the Saturday Evening
Post would call the attention Of the public
to their long established sheet, and especially
to their Brilliant Arrangements for the conn.,
ing year. The Post is peculiarly adopted &c
the wants Of Country Families, as it contains
weekly not only a large amount Of the Best
Literature. but the Latest News, agricultural
Essays AMI Information, Domestic Receipts,
Accounts of the Markets, &c. &c. e5 bra .Tsq
In its Literary Department measures have
been taken to render the coming year one Of
Unusual interest. Determined to obtain for
The POST the very best talent that could be
procured, We have made arrangements with
the distinguished author, G. P. RIA MES, Esq.,,
for the aid Of his brilliant AID fertile PEN
We 'ssign opening the year with an Histori-
cal Noyeles by this gifted author; to be en-
| 1pd ~ttHt. fiL1 rs n
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DUFF's csal.ss
CORNER OF THIRD and MARKET ST.
PITTSBURGH. PA.

COhNEH VI 1dI4O A0O 1A nAEL Sts.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
With . full STAT Of experienced teachers, all
trained for business BY the principal. Stu
dents will fnd, BY proper inquiry, that BY
graduating in this Institution, or any Of its
line of branches, they will obtain the following
important advantages over those Of any other
Commercial School in the country:
lst. Its reputation follows its students
through life.
3D. The studsnt 10 instructed In both for
eign and domestic businsss.
Sd. His training includes matters of prac-
tice (wholly unknown to common teachers)
that greatly diminish his chances Of failure in
business. 7r5i.u8 H=s l5: ~ ~. tea
4th. Single entry ledger changed to double
entry. fs ~ az Z asti @
5th. Duf's new method Of proving the
books.
9Th. Du6's self proving bill books.
7th. Duff's new form Of bank check book.
9th. Duf's rules for partnership settle
ments. 85s g5sg,
9th. Dn6s rulss for adjusting deranged
books. s7aat II rs
10th. Duff's rules for computing interest.
llth. The six oolumned journal.
18th. The private ledger sxemplifed.
18th. Specifications Of accts. sales.
l4th. Steamers rs-shipping freight and
passengers.
| 18th. Settlements between owners.
| 18th. Sale Of the vessel and settlement.
l7th. Sale Of one owners share to another.
| 18th. Adjustment OF general average.
| 10th. Rectifying dsranged books
| Goth. On graduating each student Is pre-
ssnted with an elegant bound copy of Dun
cans business and Ornamental Penmanship-
The most valuable wsrk On the science now
published.
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Woodsfield Retail Market.

Corrected ,ceekly by Sinclair & Baker
z. WOoDSFIELD, MARCH 16, 1859.
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MONEY WANTED.

e The undersigned having sold his Store ex-
cepting
Groceries, Books, Medicines, Plows,
Castings, bon Nails. m sf lla1
Respectfully call OH all that are indebted to
him for immediate payments. From a few
persons, where money can't be had; settlement
by note will be required. 8
J. M. KIRKBRIDE. 4.
/ March 10th, 1859. nsp.
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yANRs AAxMRl1 Sf ~: laAs -asA -
Paxton Donlon 8 C. 410G 4 'cA0fDxLts
late with List ( ilv6jlk. 0n0. = sIN0lx
late with List snd Heesli. -.
N = w FIRM.

Rach member Of the arm being experienced
in the busiuiss xhd also bay our goods sntirs-
ly for cash ws srs determined - o1n sueh h.
ducements - viii make Il 70 the interest Of
merchants to deal with - and respectfully
sslicits the patronage ef dealers gsnsrarlt.
MAXWELL, CANFD11L TINGLR.
Jsn 12.-6m fF4..
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Feb. 18th, 1S59.-pd.
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Administrators Notice.

March 10th, 1859. 6w. i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-15
HARVEY, ARMIsTRAD & WILLIAMS,

HARVEY, ARMISTEAD WILLIAMS,
81 Pearl street,
Ayk just received large and which
they otter 10 10 the trade terms Comm
sing
l. 600 bbls No Herrings very superior
100 hhds N. o. Sugar
80 bbs. O. Sugar
100 bbls. Crushed, Loaf and @. SUGAR
80 hhds. ". o. Nolasses
I, 900 kegs Old Dominion Malls.
100 tons sveedes Iron
loo do Hoop and Sheet Iron
90 do Nail Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cas-, and Shear Steel
10 tons English and American Bllsered Bteei
800 boxes Tin Plate
800 terces Lime
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
], DO bags Rio Coffee
800 bags Lagura Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Conee-yery cholcs
15J cases sandford's Iirorice
1J0 chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard Grass Seed
100 do Herds Grass seed
loo bags Clover Seed
% bbls Tanners OIL
70 terccs New Rice
81 hhds. Bacon sides
10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders
$50 bbl. Whisky; % do ". " Rom
100 bbls hne Brandy and whisky
900 brs. Adsmantine Sperm and Taiov Candles
call nom buyers Is solicited feas
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RICHARDsON,s
TRTS1

IRISH LINENS,
~-,o.,.r-. DAMAsKs, DIAPERs &C.
NONsUMERs OF Richarjsons those
~ tanng the Genuine Goods
purchase sealed with the full the arm
Of the goods. - ""' 'U's"'"S
caution rendered essentially necessary large quan,..
OF INFERIOR and defective Linens
and sealed with the Of RICHARDSON by Tsh IIouss. o
regardless o. tbs Injury thus inflicted on the American con-
sumner and The manufacturers Of genuine no,
abandon business profitable while
on With Goods Of . worthless character
-. a., }. BULLOCKH A CO
.eo-oU Agents 30 Church Street New York
VIRGINIA INVENTION.
- 20 * A MT TO LANTERS
'IE undergned has recently invented had patented
=, machine 90 Tor rssing and Strengthening Hum
PrizIng. " vi
me machine plain and simple and get NJ or.
tobacco run through pair Of gooved rollers which
s.sss ana a. The time drawing through aotfng or
pressing them together. - ~ ' ''''''
This machine per cent, OF N. labor aud lin.
IN STRENGTHENING tobacco and great deaf
man can be done by hand reduces labor on
nsw one hah These machines cost but ne
WIN their value shall exhibit them
pttf-oW W. ID. EtSOM, How ardsyille Va
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nUrCH HEgRINGs, SALMON
~ Engish Dairy Cheese
hackerel, Roe iierrings
Imitation English Cheese
Dutch Cheese, p. A. Cheese
Almonds, Haisiua, Ciiron, Curranis. Prunes
poudsred, Grsnu's.ed, Cut, Loaf and Coffee sugsr
Virgins and English Pickles
Scotch Ale, London and Dublin Porter
Havana Cigars, aud finest Chewing Tobacco
For sale BY BLAIR CHANHYRIAYNY
ocfI-bw Late WIS. ~ A 90.
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CANAL ROUTE TO LYNCHBURGANDaU HIGH
- ANAN.

ENRE from Richmond Lynchburr n 50 70 nuch,ns 4, M
l. and Lexington o. 90 '' " W '" nu0"ahan ttVo,
on me TON day Of July, the firm Edmond Co. will eom
RI 'Snnng e tr~eeky line Of on the Jane.
nanAsa Canal leaving Richmond usual on Mand.v
wednesday and Friday, ~ reach New Canton n, II
seotsve at " Of the hrst Lynchburr at and
DoeAAnAn and Lexington at p. VI. second $3.50
$3.50, RETURNING;
Leave BuehanAn al A. NJ Lynchburg nj ~ n No,s.x
ne and Friday reach seotisvle O M New Can
Th ~ r. a., And arrive In Richmond NJ next day
me boae connect At New Canton
lottesvire - " N>''S''He WIN 'he stage Tor Char
rom the country win observe by this
ney arrive IN Richmond and Lynchburg O'Clock In the
Ing, and can return home days AZ s 49, pis aa
and ~ y. ~, from Lynchburg - - ''' -'e4AA'oH''
e m ofa rival
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RAILROADS. &C

/ - -
0okAE soUrn-WEsrknN MAlL MOURN,
rwIos DAiLr. SUNDAY EVENING rxorrrrpS : =
alCnaAoND AND DANvlLLk nAllwoAp.
AA0Aa z RaEup
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ~
:S:s . - a.C. sa ,sss N. Nan
ssS$saa s.ss ally sum :. :,:.,.
..saas. za. sI s.s.;
.:..: hs'ss s, y. '-.A D..
I..,. y..o.,.. t,.,.. s s,r,,. !.
s. ssS : .as.. s'ssSs
rArossh sss ashaeas .. n.-pa. In ,-. a.,. and mr..
N. aber. eo...rs sea .sy. viii u. South ss,
sS 4. S. ssS Az =; 4 ~
hen the North. Al Richmond. - - " -' "
rsas 'sd ssa s.ss.ss sAseAsd through .sov.
os =. = .pp,, ,A. rs..
.se O cANPBELL, Superintendent
sOUTB.sHDE RAILROAD. =
IN s...sa..l rss. q. A. !. 1H. AU
Nm Train starts d.y $50 ':.sS.. ssssseus u,,ss
r.. .:G I, s:n i,: except Sundays NJ
FROM LrNoHBuRa TO PETERSBURG.
hs rr.in start daily =. a A. NJ r.sehe. Petersburg
reaches fSs..Ssrs $50 except Sundays ii 1850 NJ
s1 Sssss 3s a s.y ; os:a 70 the springs kno.
Of ..s ss,srs and mS. part.
ssS". s, ss.sn. .%S
eessary. " Psess" Sneh ne
ana. n. D. BIRD.
General Superintendent
akSL suPr1 orY,cE, yAIRnoo
s su . :. , sn;ns,y July s' 1889 I.as Ia
f...s1ss' Train viii Lynehsurs :. sso a Az and
f...s1ssr H,n No win Lynehburs P NJ and
doe. not s.ly passenger. NJ and arrive
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08kAE ooUrn-WEsrkRN aAaL mourn
=, fwIos DAhr. UUNDAr EVENING ExoErrEpl =
alCnaAoND AND DANvILLR nAlLnoAD.
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1859. NOTICE. Issq
8AAE9#R

THR0UGH TIC.KETSIND TURornUTMEssirs
c,ppv,x, GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
.,, TWICE DAILY-sunday light excepted-b,txe-n
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTfMoHE ppu
quia Creek and Washington, ever the F- We" wa Ae-
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
10 the Potomac River IS miles, by SPLENDID and
% thence to Washington. So miles miles In hour
- u ~ anu perfectly safe rate Of speed.
baggage under charge OF Special Agents. cUrcEvn
York
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Co., NEW FALL STOCK.
booiS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND iEiTHER-TWELyE
HUNDRED CASES.
nv have received and opening
I'M. par o. our FALL and WINTER STOCK Shoes.
ana sole Lesther comprising general Va rety
OF an we most kinds mostly ,y
shn ihe qualities are such
our friends to call and are ,atI.6
90 We have bou9h them low North viz
Ihauephla or baltimore, and will ain
sAn OF good Goods at low prices respectfully invited
~ Ne Will sell very low. : - - : ~ '"'N
au25 pr-rSrv .
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EOUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
= MENr-From Richmond. VIr1inI. kS2 IH
Ion,s. Montrn,, ans. yick.barT, Mcmp6fs, q.
con, Nashville, Chi,ttn ooga, az. A
IhE RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD COMPANY
f and forward goods above speeised n, ts s
rates: - ne ionoSing low
Prom Richmond to Ch.rv.5 hs. 20 Sd
Knoxville, Tenn, andtan S'A>S- WALL eiass
stations ar as
tAnooga. Ns
Nashville Tenn -. 100 n. ~ ,.o w
Tuscumbia, Ala 80. loo m. = % - Is 70
Memphis, Tenn 20 :. "
Rates tobaeeo n.r too 49,, 10
A. follovs To Knoxville IS et. 10 S,shyn' q, 9hi
80 Mon,a to Au.nia Ca o. 10; Macon, Ca o. 30
" sa catcher and New Orleans 81 AZ " " "
10 Dalton and all points East South Of H. these rates
cents per leo lbs additional charged until The
road. ~ ~ ie""eAsee ana ueoraa Raii
ror Classification Of articles further .
Company Richmond n n. vpp e.ny nsIroAu
Richmond April 22d, 1859. BILE suI.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C,

- MERCHANTv 49, :
IN CO1GRAN<
r.rYrSS MS xsS Hss lSS Mai. ss., RseAaeal.
~, ,nsUkANCk % vesssh, Cargo, and prsieAl
land earriaes 's~ - ~
IRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally p,,u,s Ill.,.
"a, Marshesses and other buildings In sosnssy
rVicikS hssed q raes and ossss prvapAy
Joa n Andsrson Jame, panlop 49,, 49,.
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GIddIngs ON the "Heresies" o
COrVVtn.

The Ashtsbula Sentinel of the first inst,
contains some correspondence between Sam.
uel Plumb and Joshua Z Giddings, in which
the latter repudiates the doctrines and senti
ments enunciated by Mr. COrwin in hi;
speech at Ironton, and indeed in his speech
es all over Southern Ohio. He says it was
understood by the Republi can Central Com.
mttee that Mr.. Cowin, when accredited by
it to take the stump, would preach Rppubli
can doctrines, and he does not believe that a
single one of the Committee expected Mr.
Corwin "to proclaim the principles he did,
In reply to the inquiry Of Mr.. Plumb as 10
whether the Republican candidates for the
State Offices held 10 the doctrines taught by
Mr.. Corwin in his southern tour, Mr. Gid
dings says that, so far ss be is Uniformed
they do not" He knows, he says, from knowl.
edge sa tisfaclory to him, that the candidates
for Governor, Auditor and Treasurer do not
concur with Corwin, and he has no seTiou;
doubts as to the others. He would, he says,
have had no doubts, "except from the bold
ness with which Mr.. Corwin asserts his
views, and the approval of those doctrines by
portion Of the sO.called Republican press y
That is 10 say-Dennison, Taylor and
st one are Abolitionists of the rank Giddings
kind, and no serious doubts are enter tained
that the other Republican caSl lidates are Of
the same color.