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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
! NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN Ihave inst received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
.A GRoES from Virginia and Maryland. among some
good Blacksmiths Cooks Washers rorers of which
are o sale on terms for eesh good city
Those intending purchase would do we'll my office
John b Smith.
ma JOSEPH BRUIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves on FRIDAY. 2Tth inst ASP NJ
IT, n REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
For st. Louis Caro- Hickman New Mad id
Memphis aud all inermediae iandings-Tbe ele,
gsn ana fast running passenger packet
city. Hy. Taornbure master, will leave as aboy. For
freight or passage apply On b,nrd.
my23 ASy.rtisina !. .a,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMpRoyED
THE SOUTHERN HOMEsTEAD.
a Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

.oprrrrr ~ arse : Ist Glahs illustrated
Journal viii begin M s under the most snson
aging prospects, r wil1 4 As AN ,irIs b
and new and dded which, together
WI ,s nasone pictorial Illustrations must increase pres
"a and ~ s 1 BE- The leading
ner worthy Of The great interest desires foster Every De-
and such cuvatng the so stock raising and as
men and Of ss s1sn tested y
are constantly writing for this q the
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and sn asen ass a By
hcie oa viii convey to the world her beautiful gems OF
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pre-.
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events viii ap-
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Fsy9s snsn u Re to
s e, h Ts for 1882 the editors paper
.r To the southern People.
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has by judges ss
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Fnns who sa ds s to Subscribe Family
and his family Interesting and Useful reaang xvs
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printed s sass an @ large
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has nndersned has given proofs during the he
5 lat 5 THAT Il ss g.. s sss L
as 70 merit ns only Ifs knoysdgs and
lie hs instance for those Who have Seen aissa fed re-
neTed all defective work his during his
my after than two spent in
process Sfs ss, for timing by means Of gslyaaism
dishes tareens ail styles, for steamboats, hotels,
ing.hoases, etc., ETC.. etc. -
T'IsoFIAs MURRAY d CO., DEALERS IN Evz
cry description of
LUMBER,
New Basin, cor. Cedar and Julia sts
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JNo. c. pooLEY.
SHS tokH1hpSfsSasl qpe SsqHaISsIos
and dealers in Northern and Western Produce Nays
No. ss SOUTH COMMERCE. STREET.
,,- Mobile, Ala.
In New Orleans W NO Va o9 VI, nieno
G.. g e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoYl
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
AND DEALERS in WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS.
No. 40 OLD LEvEE STREET, New er,e.n.
M Iy&M Between Bienville and Contf
o 1iaiaa.i NEVILLE q CO., AUCTIoNEERs. An.
Paiers and General Agents for the sale of Real Esats
s u iture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succeson
safes 1argoes stocks of Merchandise etc. 1870 'se'H
Of Plantations. ~ 'Ho P'ienasns ana selling
>- - 1oLlneEcisi race. ia7 If
- piats, III store and for sale by " ~ '1'uses
'E' STONES CO.. 81 aravier stresi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

z ChRDLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE-The subscriber has jus. arrived with fine
s 81 Tona and Virginia Negroes for sale, consisting
Nc searastrs No Rscksmh one good Cooper and
hognear Wl ba receiving fresh lots dlin, the season.
PERSONS Hsnas 70 buy will hHd ii to their call
see me- before purchasing elsewhere. ~ -
.a, H.F. PETERSON
Us ea 10 Peroido street, EeR Orleans,
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A Z T A K A p A p .

Leaves every very TUESDAY: ats P. M, positively.
, re - FOR AFTAKAPAS..-vlaP PLAQUE.
y, mne-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres J.
j. 1.abarhe master, will be ready to receive
freight every Monday morning. for st. Nartnsyie Nav
Iberia Jf,nerss ehaenon franklin cenerve
hoVe erwcs Bay and all intermediate the route
All business entrusted to her will promptly attended
to- For further particulars apply board
D. j. LRbarthe takes this opportunity of returning hi,
thahks 70 the public and his friends or their liberal
my5 Adyerisnr At,sn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
Luxurious SIs

Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached to all Night Trains running in connection
with this road.
Inquire for tickets via the Memphis Mobile and
Ohio Roads,
my5 3m HENRY COFFIN Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
FOR OPELOU sAs.
ffsT,ss - UNITED STATES TkI- c-r..
itfl.aasssllNNesS5a WEEKLY Mali. LINE ApISs-t
llnaassssaA TO VICkSBUR istsa4hsyl

;. w HNiTER z :, Stages iiE TkI- m. !.
ilasszsssszsdh TO YICksBUR lsasMss1gAa
The magnificent U. s. Mall packet Grand Duke. CAPT.
Apologize Will leave for Donadsonvie Paquenine Baton
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams Nachez, Waterproof Rodney. ST. Joseph Grand
SUI, Msrrenton and Vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at 5
The Grand Duke at vcksburg with the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at s O'Clock p NJ
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Viclxsburg, Capt
Capt ! NJ White will leave for Donaldsonylle Piaaue.
Landing Fort Adans Natchez Waterproof Rodney ST.
eph, Grand Gulf, Warrenton Vcksbnrg MiilkenB Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing, skipwh Landing Phi
cher's Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
O'Clock P. M "
The yICKsBURG connects at vlcksburg with the
steamer Dew DEOP and will take freight for oil landings on
the Yazoo river as high up MS Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P. M,
The magnificent y S. Mail packet Nafchez. Capt
Baton uge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Nstehez Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand
O'Clock P. ". "
The steamer NATCHEz, connects at yicksbpr, with
he steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for all landings
on the fazoo river RS high up Greenwood,
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
on their regular daya without fall the appointed All
attended to. fS ~ -'
These oas will not DO responsible fer any letter or package
containing money jewely other vaushea reyuIe,
ns or lsdnR are tsken specifying the ua sn
By the passengers, contained in their bsgeage
Forfretzh' or pazssge apply on board,
ID. r. CARROLL CO.,
jell tt Union Row. 81 Carondelat st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves eyery SATURDAY, ut r. NJ
re- FOR hI"FAKAPAS. BERWICK;s
Bay and Bayou BruiI-The new and uopular
fast running passenger packet steamer Il, D.
Hfhe, J: j. Atkinson MASTER Geo. Dove Jr clerk viii
eaye Tor New Iberia JepHnereta, Charenon Gem
erFe ve and NIL Intermediate landings on the
route All business entrusted 10 her will promptly
endtdto For freight or passage apply board.
my20 go ad ii TT. a,
- ca Planters ami merchant. rely the steamer T. D.
=, 'NS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves on SATURDAY 18Th inst, ut 8 PM
St Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
,-n% - FOR ST. MISUNDERSTANDING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at ST. Lonis
nsT1E.S@ with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
regular PASSENGER packet steamer }. Z. SxyOn Jones'
MASTER Will leave Tor St. Louis landings
above For freight through tickets to ali points North
East or West, apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely pupc.uality of
this steamer. - Fe' ~
AD.No berth considered engaged until maid for
R-A plan OF the cabin seen and ststenons secnrad
oy applying at the Company Office Camp street corner OF
Commercial Place. "
Y1RGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
my Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, June LIST at5PM
st Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LUUIS-CONNECTIN1 AT
SIsssfS9 Cairo with The Illinois Central ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi RaiIroad
me- regular packet exy EnIJs CITY
j. Woots, master, will leave for an ineri
diae landings as above For freight passage apply on
board. ieN 'ff'' VI
30 Passengers and shippers rely punctnaly o,
aS- NJ berth considered engaged until paid for
E plan Of the cabin and staeroors saered
Supplying al the Companys Office 81 Camp street. corner on
Commercial Pla 9. ' '1 "
yIRGINuS c. DENTZEL,
h9%' Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves on MONDAY, 3Oih inst at s r NJ
st. Louis, cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
,-H.% FOR ST. l4OUIs-CoNNE CTINa AT
Cairo with The Illinois Central NJ St Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The ine
regular senger packet steamer Hlaxatha, f. f. Dix
MASTER will leave for ST. Louis and landings
as above For freight through 10 ali points Nortb
Eat or West. apply on board ~
Passengers and shippers rely the panctualty Of
this steamer. -
hF-N No berth considered engaged un IL paid for
&1~ plan OF the cabin
by applying at the Copanys office. Camp street CONNER
cisl Place. ~ '
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
H'yso Advertising sgc,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
ALABAMA RIVER.

I
, IT, FOR RLADON AND CULIy1w
AERsszs$sSsEs sfRlNtfS-lwice weekThe Adj
VANCE, saml Abes, master will leave for
bsdon and Culnm Springs twice week follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and nlum Springs Deopols
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Bson CuIurn SPRINGS eyerv wedna.
day evening at O'Clock. - ~
Returning
Leaves BAdon and Cullum Springs every and Thur,
day evening" O'Clock In Mobile everv
and Friday morning, O'clock - D'
For passage, apply to
ie26 IF or SIMPSON / GooKE Mo{is Street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
G U NJ B ERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18th inst at2PM
| ~. a. FOR NASHVILLE, CIlARKSvTLLE
Canton Eddy vile, Dyclsburg, snthland Pad.
ucah, Metropolis, Cairo, Columbus Hickman
New Madrid and intermediate anings-The fine regular pas
senger packet steamer Nashville, Boyd master leaves
as above For freight or passage, Apply board to
my2D corner of ST C,herias ana i,sr5;no'..
r~The Nashville take freight through to any non, m
the Tennessee with the privilege storing or esjppnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves on THURSDAY, May 26 at5 M
st Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
IT, FOR ST. WORCESTERSHIRE AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis
- With the Ohio X Mississippi Railroad-The line
regular PASSENGER packet steamer Imperial, c. s. Rogers
MASTER will leave for ST. Louis landing
as above For freight through tickets to al points North
East Of West, apply on board.
this steamer = 49, f'1 VI
Hy- No berth considered engaged until paid for
&4A plan of the cabin staterooms secured
BY applying at the C,mpany Office 81 Camp street Of
Commercial Place. wv ~ "
FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
niyib Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

fssss 5sz.=zs5zaz ROUTE to tn. - So Z
" o r TIL AND EAST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

Leaves Oh FRIDAY. May 9th, at s O'Clock p NJ
IT, =. NJ - M p HIS AND NEW Or
leans u 5. mail packet lne-For Memphis and
the BendsTThe first class John
loot OF G1rod street. and will above For freight or
passage apply on board, or to j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under st. Charles Hotel
This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers at Memphis with snao,
packets for st. Louis and Louisville. $3.50 e
Rs Adams Express carried regularly by this line. my2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREEN sEALWINE-
~ Direct importation from Rheims sale in lots 10 suit
the trade. Orders received and Transmitted by 49, " '
A A. NEVIhS 4 CO.,
No. l,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
R ED RIVER

N Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th May, at S P, N
H. FOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI.
l&s339etaS toches Tiger Island ST. Maurice Fayrons
H5@lh Landing, Montgomery, Durand's and Bnxons
Landings Mouth Of Cane river, Cotle. Alexandria, Normans
Barbin's, and all intermediate landings Cane and t)e
Rivers-Ths gulsr packet Rapides, O. ]. Barstow
board y l3 spy w
vIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
nyz5 a.1.s.=,.r Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
Railroad to yicksbur,

SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS ,
Special Notice
To Travellers between Orleans and Men,nbis Na n
leans and st LOUIS and Louisville, and the prnci-
pal Northern and Eastern CITIES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25
NOTICE.

Amanda Spear
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21

The passage from the western to the
eastern half Of Lombardy can only be made
through plain, but 20 miles in width,
which lies between Lake Garda on the
north and the marshes of the Po on the
south, and having the two rivers Adige
and Mincio for its eastern and western
boundaries. At each of the four corners
of this natural square is fortified city
Peschiora, Verona, Mantua and Legnano.
Military and engineering skill have been
for centuries in rendering them
Withina days march of each
other, they can easily send each other sue
cor, or concentrate four saiIyiDg armies up
on the unlucky enemy who attempts to
pass through the square between them.
The invaders who undertake. TO beseige
one of these towns finds his labor eempli-
Gated by the fact that the other three are
ready to assail him in fank or rear. If hs
undertakes to pass throagh without beseig
lug any, he will find himselfsurrounded
by their outpouring troops, aud even should
he force his way past them into Eastern
Lombardy. they will immediately cut off
his line of communication behind him and
recapture all that he had preyiouslp gained.
The only alternative seems to be to lay
seige to each in turn or all at once, for not
until all four have capitulated can Lombar
dy be said to be conquered. rs sa
But when they have once fallen, the dis
aster will be irretrieEable. Nothing can
then stay the march of the .victors TO We,
nice and the Adriatic. When the Aus
-triaDs are driven out, of the Quadrilateral,
they will be virtually driven out of Italy. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21

KANSAS CoNsT1TuTIoNAL CoNvENTIoN
-Forty-nine members were in attendance
on the 7th. A resolution providing meas
ures for taking the census Of the Territory,
by districts, was adopted, and the Com
mlttee on credentials reported adverse to
the admission of delegates from two coun-
ties organized after the apportionment,
which report was adopted. A resolution
on the subject of petitioning Congress for
railroad grant was introduced.
Under resolution, the roll was called,
and each member answered with the name
of the State Constitution preferred, as q
guide for the several Committees, and the
vote stood Ohio %, Indiana %, and Ken
lucky I. - s't
On the sth resolution declaring the
Wyandotte delegates not entitled to seats
was adopted The several Committees
were at work in good earnest, and it was
thought tho Convention would close its Ia
bors in two weeks. '-f H -s't
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21


SPIRIT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PREss.-
The Memphis Enquirer, edited by two ex-
democratic United States Senators, Glenn
ems and Borland, thus hits the eternity of
the Democratic party between wind and
water: @l ~ ss-
"When we belonged to the Democratic
party it was neither cursed with the here
sy Of disunion or disfgured with the foul
slime or corruption. 1t was a party Of
principle-true to its pledges, and unfal-
tering in its attachment to the cardinal doc
trine Of Jefferson and jackson. The mot
leything which has stolen the name of de-
mocracy bears no resemblance to the old
and sterling organization-is entitled to
none Of our allegiance and never was. We
worship in no temple where Toombs, Ste
phens, Benjamin, and the like are clothed
with the vestments of the Priesthood and
officiate al the altar. N5l'$
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
The amount Of Wheat, Corn and Oats produ,
d in the several townships was as follows:

cBA curious fight is now going on amoHg a
number of the so-called Democratic papers in
Ohio. The Lancaster Eagle reads the Cincin-
natl Enq'sirer out Of the Democratic party, and
the latter retaiates by calling the Eagle tooth
less oh dog, growing over an imaginary bone.
The Ashland Union thinks their present State
ticket would be as appropriately named by any
other nameas that Of Democratic, and the Cleye-
land Plaindealsr says that all such Democratsas
The Union man want, is respectable backing.
to defeat their ticket 50,DO0, Other papers
chime in with various degrees of bitterness, and
then, to cap the climax, some one of the number
fhathas as ettaken no partin this family quar-
rel, comes out with great blow over the har
,ncuy and good feeling that prevails in the par
ty in Ohio, which.artiele is generally copied and
subscribed to by their papers, fighting ones and
all.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
Trial of Gibson.

( The Ohio Statesman having denied that the
delay in the trial of GIBSON was the fault of the
Democratic Prosecutor of Franklin county, the
Ohio State Journal says: Jess @
Mr. Gibson is under indictment in the court
of common pleas of Franklin county. Any per-
son, of even a low grade of information, knows
that the Prosecuting Attorney of Franklin coun-
ty alone has the control of prosecuting indct-
ments in the court. 81 q 5 sc7
As to whether Mr.. Gibson has demanded or
plead for trial, the report of the Treasury In
vestigaticn says he has. Speaking of Breslin
and Gibson that democratic document says.
while they both ask to be released from the
imputation of crime, and the one solieits forbear-
ance and atsother demands justice, they withhold
the evidence which can alone secure either"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21

SIcKLEs DENoUNcEp.-There are no
apologists, no sympalhizers with Sickles
now, the general expression is that the gal-
lows was cheated of its due, BY the verdict
of the Washington jury. Even Butter
worth, Hart and the most devoted Of his
friends during the tragedy aud mock trial.
have been slienatcd from,hi by this last
step. At the last meeting of the Demo-
cratic General Committee in Tammany
Hall, resolution was offered declaring the
seat of Danel E. Sickles vacant, but il was
laid over in the expectation that Scklss,
would resign. ss4 raE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
The Emigration Across the.
PIains.

Up to the 25th of June, no less than
1907 wagons, 20 hand carts, 54ol men,
424 women, 480 children, 1910. horses,
406 mules, 6,l1O oxen, and 5000 sheep
had crossed the ferry this season at Loup
Fork. This includes no portion of the
Mormon emigration, but merely California,
Oregon, and Pixies Peak emigrants and
their stock, all going westward The re-
turning Pike Peak emigration crossed at
Shinn's Ferry, some Is miles below the
confluence Of the Loupi Fork with the
Platte Many of the outward bound ena-
iglants also crossed at the same peiRt, SO
that it is propable that not less than four
Thousand wagons passed over the military
road westward from Omaha, since the goth
of March. -,@-, .s-.,.5,,, 49, =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
From the Albany Journal.
The Next Phase Of the War.

Pesehiera is invested The Sardinians
have established their camp before it, and
begun the operations Of irregular . siege.
It seems probable that the war is now
to change its character. 1t will no longer
cosist Of successive field conflicts in which
one army is steadily and victoriously ad-
vancing and the other sulIenly falling back.
The -Austiians have now reached their
strong hold-the famous Quadrilatsral of
Fortified Towns, where they can stand obs
stinately upon the decisive. 1t was here
in ls4s that they recovered their fortunes
in the struggle against the Revolutionists,
whom they first wearied BY protracted
sieges, and then sailed out upon victoris
ously. rs
The subjoined diagram will give a toler-
ably accurate idea of the. strong position:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
Rights of Foreign Born citizens

The Richmond Wing suggests the fol-
lowing very striking illustration of the ab-
surdity of The Administration doctrine re-
speetng the rights of our foreign born cit
izens: SCI ss.i s3 sgliss. .ss'7 7efs7'zs.. ~
aeSuppose citizen Of the United States
is seized upon s'elaiIn for military ser
vice. by Spain, say, under the circum-
stances stated by the Secretary of State,
and while hepis serving out his time in the
Spanish army, war breaks out between the
two countries. The citizen of the United
States is found with arms in his band, bat
Ting against the very government to which
he voluntarily swore allegiance, and special
allegiance as against his own native coun-
try-for thus runs the tenor of his natur-
alization papers. Unless exempted by a
special act of Congress, he would, in case
he should be taken by us, be liable to be
shot as traitor. 3y7o -ss -a..ie7 f'il
The seizure of naturalized American eiti-
zens is becoming an event of frequent oc-
currence, and the New Albany Ledger gives
a fresh and aggravated instance. Mr. John
G. Terhoth, formerly a merchant of New
Albany, but more recently at Louisville,
was lately married and took his bride with
him to Europe on bridal tour. He was
arrested while in Prussia, on visit, and
impressed into the army. Mr.. I. can get
no reliefand not even sympathy from the
Democratic Administration. Gen. Cass
coolly tells all such American citizens you
had no business to place yourselves within
reach Of the despot's power, We can do
nothing for you. But rather furl our flag
than thus disgrace it. a.s4'l,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21
The Last War News,

The belligerent powers are quiet from sheer
exhaustion. Another battle is expected, it
seems, even before the Austrians retire behind
fortresses. The event. however, cannot be
doubtful.
We hear but little of late of Garrbaldi's Is
movements. At last accounts he was hovering
about Tyrol. The Tyrolese troops are threat
ening the Valtelline.
ON the extreme north of=Lonibardy, in its
Eastern part. lies q valley enclosed between
two chains Of lofty mountains-parts of the
Alps-about fifty miles in length and from
eight to twenty in breadth. and watered its
whole extent by the AIDA. Its principal towns
are Tirano, Soadrio, and Bornio. This valley
isthe Valteikue. or Val Tellina. Directly north
is Tyrol, an Austrian province, and the Stelyio
Pass-the lofiest carriage road in Europe
leads from Bornio, in the Valtelline, to Glurns,
in the Tyrol. On the East Of the Valtelline is
Switzerland. The town Of Pedenossa-whence
Garibaldi has driven the Tyrolese-ies North
west of Bornio and right between two spurs Of
the Alps. sTf - --
What Prussia intends to do is as much as
ever involved in mystery. Her preparations
are formidable. her fears of Russia apparent but
probably her weapon will be diplomacy by
which she will hope to end tae war.,,C7ere'and
Herald. Juiyl9. = asasis ,, yss s.ii q s..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-21

EXCESSIVE HoNEsTY.-The Wheeling
Intelligencer has story of a man who
found a pocket book full of money, in a
road near that city, and ran mile through
the scalding heat, to overtake buggy from
which be thought it had been dropped
When he come up, he was told that noth-'
ing had been lost from the vehicle; and
the indefatigable Christian started off again
at rapid gait in search of the owner Of
tho money.