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A Voice from Georgia.

Judge Love, one Of the Democratic nomi-
nees for Congress in Georgia, defines his posi-
ton as follows in relation to the. federal laws
prohibiting the african slave trade
'"rhe question Of slavery in aIlits ramifica-
tons, is saquestion for the consideration of
the States alone. The legislation Of Congress
on the subject is based, at best, upon an i'm
pied power and there is always danger in
legislation upon these powers. Should the
question Of repeal be made in Congress, and /
Be member, shall nat hesitate b slote IN favor
of repeal.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.
.u..unl .r,u,rr r,rpI nYaENLr

ENERGETIC young men Rsnlva, who will de.
Ia vote their whole time and talent to travel and
sleit orders for Smith / Wesson's eelsbrated Pat
ent RsFolvers. Salary, $40 per month, and expen-
ses paid Better than all other similar agencies
F.r esnditions and instructions in the business,
aadress. with stamp. I'M. HARRIS,
Iulv a6 ,50-wst Boston, Mass.
:. = n a. " II q.
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. CARD.

CARD.
NI4FzEa fszi.zel fsf three ssars. IL Kansas,
- rsef Pssf-4-A -. .k..zszt "A = sssszselE 4kz
Kansas Lands, 6nd locate W8ffanf 4Eter ne ID
sales sn he 18th July, 1853. will invest money
in Town property, shares or for reasonable
eonpenssxion. I win 10es1e warrants for 10 cents
A sers Address the subscriber at Kansas Oity,
Va. mAy3l 59-3m l.. s. BOILING.
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The two Reported Cases Of Yellow Fe
yer in New Orleans.

Q1r aJeR, why am you like the cedar r
II guys 1t up, Sam |. 7 can't tell you case
YOU stay green both summer and winter
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rRHsrEE,s SALE.

MDY virsae Of the power vested IL me rs trustee
ID in deed Of trust made and executed on the
4th OF January 1871. y James nsLsnAan ar and
j. Aastin, which deed is 70 be found recorded in
the ofsce Of the Probate Clerk Of Kinds County,
in boek 90, pages 6Q4-es5, viii expose 10 public
sale for cash. n front Of the Capital in the City
of jackson, on Tuesday, the sixth day Of Septem-
of lad, lying and being in he City Of jackson
and ststs q Mississippi, 70 Wit: Part Of Lop. No.
5 and G, in Square No. North, IN said esty, situ
ated on Mississippi and Congress streets egiDniag
At the NV. corner and runsing theaee alsng Com
gress street f06 feet TO the line pitig Mr. SFang
thence along said line 1ss feet 10 the line with
Mr.. farpley; thence Nerth along said lind and
shat 1t Hrs. Alexander, 106 feet % Mississippi
.frset; thence along said stre-t 1853 feet TO the
p.aes u bsginnisg: oniy suen title viii be con,
1szsa ) sa ELiis 4 Tsa..ss :. !
STATE OF lIssIssIPPfl Circait Court Ist Dis.
HIsDs CoUTsH. { June Term A. D. 1863
Hiram Bonner, Admr.
sra. :. q sr,.....a. No. y.
r1yHIs day to.wft, the Ten day Of june 1853,
eauas the PlainliH BY his attorney, and it ap.
.asing q the safisfaetion Of the Court, that said
befsodsnt Elias E. Grinssesd. upon afhdayit fled,
tbas he 4 not an inhabtaut Of this State, % that
he ordinary process Of law cannot be served npen
i tk>refore ordered, Tbst ualess said Defend
ant 40 appsar here "a or before next December term
!. his curt = De holden at the City Hall ID the
t,itv I Jackson 4. D. 1859. and plead, answer or
1saur 70 the Psaintifss action, Judgement hnsl
.ilI be reuiered assinsthim herein.
!. fartt.r ordered, That copy of this order
L. abIfshsd seek far one month suceessiyely
10 he .iississappisb newspaper printed and pub
49, ). L. MeMANUs. Clerk.
July Is '5s-4tw. per J. GOLoUHOUN, D. c..
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July is BY amount paldcoun,y Treasurer, Sos iSas
By amount Of erroneous assessment on Dor
sonal property OF insolsencies. amount
paid Auditor, amount paid 20 other
counties on iaads sessed In thia coun-
ty, and amount of excesses On lands as
rendered and alaaed, liz
BY amount Of shsrlif's csnnnlssiDns on the q,
respective sams or tar. lat
BY amount % balance Of county paTer. poor
argauts and cash HS
asssi
iesss pss esns Sssss ssss. nSSss aa A. o'ns '
To county tar, being the % 1-2 psr cent 90 80.
To poor tax, being the 10 per cent, on state
To school sAx, being the % psr cant, on State
r .--SS - !,
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There are many others who will no doub'
take shares anhexing to their means who's
names do not occur to me at present.
A CITIZEN.
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The undersigned do hereby certify that the statemens
is correct therein stated this seth day o. Ju ls
WM H. 1AT10K. sheriff
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,TaTR0F aISsIsSIPPI5 Circait Court, 1st Dis.
HlxDs couNEY. June Term A. D. 1859.
No. 10, Chan

vs.. NOs 10. Chan
r B. Grinstead, ct Al. cery.
AVIS dAy ,o-sit. the 24th day OF June A ID.
4 1858, cane the eomplainants BY their solicitor,
.pa il Appearing she satisfaction Of the Court,
thai Riias T. Grinstead, one Of the Defendants in.
this esnse i nst an inhabitant of this State and
that he ordinary process Of law cannot be served
apsa him
a = sEsrslore oraers8 That daIesz the said De
fen.isst Elias +. Grin5tesd do appear here q
before the next December Term Of this Court 70 be
hoidsa &c the City Hall in The City off Jaeksan on
the frst Monday Of December A. ID. 1859, sad plead
answer Of denur 70 the Plaintiffs Bill, the same
viii Be- taken a. confessed as to him
hfs fsrfber 6sdersd, Thai copy of This order
Be pabIshed once week for four weeks successive
II in tie sNissisippiAp,' . newspaper printed and
published in the City Of jackson.
J. L. MeMASUS, Clerk
E.t- II sko-frw mar C0T0TTaDTJN D. r.
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FIRsr NEW CoTToN FROM Ur-RIyER--
The steamboat Grand Duke. arrived last
night from Vicksburg, brought one bale Of
cotton Of the new crop. II is from the PLAN
tation Of Mr.. =, Bowman, in Tensas parish,
and Is consigned 70 Buckner, Stanton and
Newman. The iirst bale from up river last
season, was brought from Madison parish, and
reached, here on the 5thof August. - Delta.
.dT.h. o,,iv v;otorv bat costs No tao Z J, s.;a
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The slsdi1Al Department of sAs University Of
ieaissills nil sntsr npoa iis tEentythifd session
% the first Monday in November Lectures preiim-s
mary % The Fexular course viii be delivered the
University and Marine Hospital, free Of charge. and
ss sseummsaesd on the lst q October. The dissee-
tins Rsa6l viii aiso be opened At that time. The
session viii close, hsretofore the iastef Feb
mary. Extensive opportunities viii be afforded
for he study Of Clinical Medicine and Surgery.
Ieeture Fsss...s -. sIo5
Matrieal1tioD ..----. .-..... ...2. ).
afRdaatton +sess- 49,. sssss.s-ss-+ %
H0spltal... Free.
For further pextic1lars, address
W. BENSON,
JaIy u, Ss-szm- Dsansfsth Faealty.
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TIA IND sILK FROM GHISA.-The export
Of tea to Great Britain from China this sea-
son, amounts to IS, 500. 100 lbs, against Co.
17e.loO lbs.. last season, showing . decrease Of
13.574Oo0 lbs.; to the United States the ex-
ports were 2s,574, 400 lbs.
The export Of silk this season to Great
Rritain from China is 85, ,228 bales against 3D.
4s4, pr an increase Of s.794 shis season To
Masseilles the export amounted 70 1853
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no. a.
NorucR

sfis Is 10 ,.tify the p1lbc that soinefisne in the
/ moatb ..f April Nay 1859, X. IL. Hobson
x.ye dae bill Ia Henry coony, for two hundred
sas sixty-sighl d0llars and the consideration for
vhich having Jailed, l, Is HE agent, forswarn any
Uerssa fram ,raiIng for said due bill, as | shall
aot M IL unless mpelled to by law.
aynzx 9 SIT ROBT J. PAINE Agent
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We estateof Joseph Spenglsr, having been de-
creed insolvent by ths Probate, Court Of
binds county, the creditors Of aid estate are here
% notified IN hare their claims duly probated and
registered n the register Kept By tbe CLERK Of said
Court, By the goth day Of February, 1850 Ia de-
fault Of xhich tseif clsims milI be forever ssrFed
H sf1ENGLER.,
fshls 5s---1m.s Adm l Of Issseph stengiss.
STATE OF MISSlsSPPI.i cirenit ooari, lst Dis
HINDs COUNTY June Tern 4. 1859.
Hiram Bonner adnnr. dc.
Louisa II. Grinsteaa.
fnHIS day To- vii the tn day Of June A. y isas
4 came the plaintiff By his attorney, and it ap,
pearing to the satisfaction sf the Court that said
Defendant Louisa H. Grizstead upon ealdavit hled,
Is not m iuhabitant of this SAtss and that The
ordinary process Of law cannot besefved upon her
II is therefore ordered, that unless said Defendant
do appear here on or before the next december
Term Of this court 10 Bs holden ct the City Hail. IN
the City Of jackson, on the first hondsyof Decem-
Der A. d. 1859, and plead, answer or dsmur 70 me
Plaintiff action, Judgment hnai viii De fehaered
against her herein. sss -
h 10 further ordered, That . copy q this order
be pabiished once wsekfor one month suceessiYely
in the sMississippian,' newspaper printed and pub
Iished in The city Of jackson
'.'''e@ = = ]. L. MeMANUS, Clerk.
July f5'5e-ltw. psr J. C0LQUH0uN D. C.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURES
AND NOT tA SINGLE FAILURE!
nI1RRHRz MIxTuRK.

+
Aspssdy, SIC nd Easctuai Remedy for Diarrhna
D5ssnfory, oholefs, Infansun, or Summer G0m-s
fl1intz II Children, Cholera Morbus, or any
THOUSANDS Of nertifcateA might be obtained
u a>test;re tie saIns of the above rsn1edies, but
n ftis 4icinifg thsy - too wen known, 10 need
racomnsndation Dstsrmiped 70 keey up the re-
F1I1<fon of msdipincs % dsserTsdly popular, We
lz<p1rs them ffom pure ingredients, only and with
- utmost csrs, and skill. -
Essrnidx thsf many psfsoas IN the habit Of using
ln>st remedies had been unable 10 obtain new sup
r'itk We Ronla state, they may at aii timesbe OBJ
1i1sd at the Drugstore of D.. ]. s. slZER. who b
en- agent for fhsn n thissity.
Fof ale b druggists thfoueheat tAe stste.
Dr.. ]. s. EIzER agent, Jackson Miss :
Letters frez The lkads sh6ua be address t. the
Ngldsters. casssil Bssshn, Canton, Mis-.
esy ts 'os--ty. 90 g.
spe1s sr9RE HOUSE AsD DWELL
M zt1dk e fz1ods Sfoze House ard II
1ts4inE ppoa credit e one, tse and three years;
~ I'll exehe1zs Ion 8 piantstien.; Sss
Tue stoet e{ Goods consist Of every artiels u.s.
11lly fou1d q country storek and are offered 81
ff'ms cost slthe4t Aadins bu7 thing Tor freight e
e<nensos. : : q - 49, sst.sfz 3. - = =
q / 10 nos mses sifh : purshsssr igr Dc satirs
1kck bsfors he ht = sspteubsr, viii % that
t11 commence eAlinE 81 - cost
tnly - '6o--ev - HAYWARD FoOTE.
100 CARRIAGES.
110GKkWAYsen end Buesies IN great yariety
4E WIshine cbznso n baslness, eEer, & n
- s<sss aE57s cost, zof accepta1css 1st Nove6ksr
- sf.6il 6r.8 6HSuafre IL dnce.s 3 . 20
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B0ARD or TRUSTEES.
HON. JAMES GUTHRIE, President. 5.
WM. s. YERNUN, Esq, Secretary.
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Affairs IN Europe.

Contrary to what we had hoped would BE-
the result of the peace formed between Napo-
leon and Austria, there seems to be general
dissatisfaction on4he part Of the people Of the
powers interested, andit has been necessary
to detain the hostile armies untiia peace con-
sarence Is held, which was to bare been in
Switzerlana about fhe 3oth Of July.
To understood the magnitude Of this disaf-
fiction more thoroughly, the reader is refer
red to the telegnphic reports in to-day's paper
as received by the kangaroo.
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No Clncu1r GouRT-The Ray1bond Ca
zetts Of Wednesday, says that in consequences
Of severe Illness, Judge Watts was unable to
hold the special term Of the Grcuit Court Of
this county for the second district, to have
commenced on Monday last.
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Love one human being purely and warmly
and you win love al.
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soe2z es g sTqsE 2kz1sz ngpsE s,a AsP D1psn pwEIL


11ocKkWAYs ard Bugsiss IN great yarlsty.
a. Wl1hfne cb1nEs n business, eker, It 70
- esnt, ebsvs cost lor aceepsa1sss lst hossnhss
56iy5 ss--tf sHENkF 2. eizzR.
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ssThe only victory That costs no tears, = said
Napoleon, Dis that ever ignorance"
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FRAscox1A & EIDREDs GIRcus.-Thh re-
nouned circus will be in our city and perform
on the 10th and 18th Of this month. For
particulars see advertisement ip another col
umn.s
It IS not incumbent on us TO expressa de-
sire that all may witness these performances,
for who is there in this vicinity who does not
appreciate wellregulated performance OF
this character ?sDoes it not enliyen the spirit,
and relieve one of the. cares Of everyday
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rwEsrY.rHIRD SESSION.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 3
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Letter from Hon. T. ]. Hudson.

LAMAR, Miss, July 22d, 1859.
MAJ. E. BARKsDALE-Dear Sir: In the
Weekly Mississppian of the goth inst, the
following communication appeared
For the MississiYidn,
The Present Nominee for Governor as
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17
Gatrsi By Gtlfgrapb.
Disns1rous Fire nt ChIcnro.

CmcAoo, Sept. 10.
Tho most disastrous conhagration that has
visited our city since the great FIRE Of %, oc-
CURED last night.
The fire broke out about nine O'Clock, in
the stable Of 4. Mehring & Co., entirely de-
stroying IL, together with its contents, inclu.
ding four valuable horses.
Tho flames thence communicated TO the
blacksmith shop, No. 45, Canal street.
spreading thence in different directions, con-
suming the entire block bounded by Clinton.
North Canal, West Lake and Fulton streets.
From this block the fire communicated b.
Blotchiord's Lead Works, thence 10 the Hy.
draulio Mills, These, together with the
block, bounded by North Jefferson, Clinton,
Fulton, and West Lake streets, were entire
ly destroyed. From the northwest corner
Of Fulton and Canal the fire communicated
TO the lumber yard Of Ryerson y Miller,
consuming nearly three million feet of lum-
Der, valued at $40O00; thence TO the lumber
yard Of Sutherland, destroying the entire
stock, valued at $4,000; thence to Dulps
yard, adjoining, consuming two million feet
Of lumber.
Mason s. Co.'s machine-shop, on the cor
ner Of North Canal and Carroll, was totally
destroyed
From Ryerson's yard the fire communica-
ted 10 the Vulcan Works Of Warrington 4
Macarthur; thence 10 the Vulcan Boiler
Works, destroying the block bounded by
Fulton, Carroll, Clinton and North Jefferson
streets. Two blocks adjoining were partial
ly destroyed.
The principal losers are J !. w. Cochrane
Audubon House, loss $4,000, insured fol
$4,000; Batchiord, lead works, loss 100000
insured for $4,000; Cochrane & Baker
Cleveland House, loss $37 900, insured fol
$21 900; Avery & Co., loss $4,000, insurct
for $4,000; Hydraulic Mills, loss $4,000, nj
insurance; Walter Lull, lumber yard, los
$4,000, insured for 5000; r. A. Rucker
planing mill, loss $1,000, no insurance.
The total loss will probably not be les
than $500000. The total insurance viii
not exceed $250O00, Of which the CREATE
part is in New York, Providence, Hartfort
and Springfield Companies A large mum
Der of the buildings destroyed were dwelling
houses and but Of little value. The origii
Of the fire is not ascertained. Two fire
men were slightly injured by the fallini
walls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17

CNofNSArr, Sept 1G.
FLOUR-6OO bbls at 4, 4,3O@4.50 for superfine
and i,6005, 90 for extra
WHISKY 600 brls sold al 23l0235S
PROVlSIONS-l00 hhds Bacon sold at "a
for Sides, and ~ for Shoulders Mess Pork
Sl4.
GRAIN Sales 900 bush prime white wheat
at ! 10; 800 do gooG do at ,05@l .OS; 300 d,
prime red at 81
Corn is dull aud dropping; sales 5000 busl
at 10 and 5000 do at 6s.
Rye is in moderate demand at 1904
Barley in good demand at 65, for prim,
Spring aud 70@72 for prime Fall at 60, 400 dc
prime Spring at 65, and 900 prime Fall at 20,
Oats dull and dropping sales Of 500 bushel
at sc.
GRoCERIEs-suRar active at 6}z@s]&. So
Coffee unchanged
P0TATOES--Con duh At 35
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17
NIasashusetts state Convention.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept Ia
The Democratic Convention nominated
Gen. Benz, S. Cutter, of Lowell for Govern
or and Stephen o. Bernis of Springfield for
Lieut.. Governor. The following nominations
were also made: Secretary of the State s. E.
Bowen; Auditor Of State, James E. Esta-
brook, of Worcesterj Attorney General, b.
F. Mason, Of Dedham. Caleb Gushing, Isaac
Davis, Oliver Stephens, and James S. Whit
ney were chosen Delegates at the Charles
ton Convention. 1t is said that all favor the
claims of Senator Douglas, for the Presiden-
cy. The resolutions adopted, recognize pop
vlar sovereignty, and endorse the present
administration.
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The N. v. state convention.
SYRACUSE, Sept. Il

oihACboh, DePt' 1V'
The Convention unanimously instructed
the delegates to the Charleston Convention
to act and vote as unit
Augustus Schell, Dean Richmond, Isaac
N. Fowler, and Delas d. Wolf, were chosen
delegates at large.
The following are the delegates from the
Congressional Districts:
Ludlow, Mclaughlin, John Y. Savage
John Kelly, Isiah Rynder, John Cochran
Nelson j. Waterbury, Edward Cooper,
Geo. Kemble, B. II. Edsall, VIM F.Russell,
Theodore Miller, Daniel l.. Seymour, Eras-
tus Corning John Titcomb, Lemuel Stetsen
John 9. Spencer, Alonzo C. Page, Samuel
With, John Striker, j. f. Hubbard, Luke
d. Smith, D. G. West, J. P. Haskin, e. p
Ross, w. w. Wright, Henry d. Barter, c.
B. Walker, S. B. Jewett, Marshall b.
Champlain, Sanford Church, John f. Hud.
son, John G. Deyereux.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRE, Sept. l6
Flour heavy and SOLO lower; sales 1900
bbls at 4,l5@A50 for state, S4,55@475 for
extra state, 1905 for common to extra western,
4.60@4,95 for old. aud 5@5 10 for fresh ground
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Cana
dian flour quiet. eel.
Wheat heavy and in favor Of buyers. Sales
including Chicago spring at %, new red south
ern 81 Sl,2O@l,25, and white Canadian l l,l0a
l,20.
Corn scarce and frm. Oats unchanged,
Barley dull
Lard steady, sales $50 bbls at lO14@l11S
Whisky nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17
Arrival of the Kangaroo.

DACRNlLLE, pePt' 10
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool,
on the 31st ult., put into Halifax at 6 O'Clock
this morning. short Of coal. She obtained
$50 tons and resumed her voyage. She will
be due at New York on Monday. She has
100 cabin, and 230 steerage passengers
We are expecting days later news by her
at Queenstown, by telegraph, from Liverpool
and London.
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Riot.
New York, SCI

New YORK, Sept. l6.
Yesterday afternoon disgraceful riot
took place on board of the tugs employed to
take passengers and freight on board the
steamship Jason, during which, the Captain
on the tug had his head cut opvn by rowdies,
and the tug made wreck The passen-
gers escaped without injury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17

10Th Alike. which cannot he unravelad or nutled
nj - fNNNN
Thav .re ali made with th. htgh.., r,a,h.n,..i
ss fte1a ne hs roa @ On ~ sau' ~
sytIciSr va ,voi esii sttsntton ~ ~ y, @ ~ IA
smily ssyvinx maehine' Uhsa beaS msnUssct,'red
nm an Itta - aiinniia.S - g. r.ne " nS3 lsvJI
- ~ ~st out 81 ordar ~ iarsn.a a. t ~ t,
ades5 Ri Is al simnIe a. ~ sstni.h & .ht
mali nieee 81 mschani.m ,vtIi sa,, INV 'N"' so
pelo,g ,vr givp a edsscrinsio, ~ ~ !" dtear.o,.,,
r ehs Uesb Pstsnf ''"oNihefen'S'y'es
No n I. vsrS ccrv..t.n. ...,. ..A,.A - -
hv hand or foot an 81 ~ ~ o sAn r os
onvsnisnas ~ rhinning snS IA ~ 49, 'noio, ~
o.nh,na. me- ,on h.nah ~ ~ piaoo humoeI OF
~ than, III pyie. Seo n'AAns one 'ao'e answer
y, ~ Sae s A tu,,h Hsiss,,t 80 n,.A -,
tsh - ,,,s,,, rs 49, " .ah n.a1ahofsny lsoleI eithet
nan = - s,so DOA A"Pi "hish locke uown rr1ee
NO. q same sixe a, No q. bnt runs with 4. hal,
md Al a hlgher rsts ~ .nyad ,rsi ,t1 asn w, Ueit
,dApted TO manufacture clothing or leather work,
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FroIn Wnshinptnn.

WAsmNGToE, Sept. I6,
Official information from Utah states that
the troops art principally employed in pro-
tecting the overland emigrsnts from Indian
attacks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-17

ND IN N N " In CONNECIION
- with the Detroit and Toledo r. r., 40 mIlos The
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
ne Pittaburgh, Fort Weyne chicago Rail Road, 90
miles the shortest line between Dayton ssd Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
On and after MONDAY. AUG. 20 1850. regular
trains Will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit aud
ChicagO.
FiHsT TRAIN--Eeavcs At 500 a. m. arrives ~
Toledo ~ ssop. M, Detroit $40 p ms conneota ~
Niagara Faila, Albany, New York and Boston; con.
meets ~ Lima AZ n 90 q with trains on the r. ~
W. 4 2. y. r. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
~ fors Walne A. 90 p M, Ia timet 20 connect with
huntington, Peru and Loganeport, and arriving AZ
Chicago A. 30 y. m, In time 20 connect with all
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects A. Toledo with trains on NJ. s. NJ l. N. n.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road Tor Cleveland and
Buttalo also connects Al SiOnaY with trainu on n.
SECOND TRAtN--LeAve bay ton ~ 30 p. M. com
necta At Lima with trainuOn 4. f. W. q Q. n. H. AZ
~ aatdniBht, and arrives AZ Chicago at 40 q m,
making close connection with all trains for the west
Ing with all morning trains west and north with,
steam Boat for Cleveland and Buiialo.
sleeping Cars are attached 90 all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through rieEets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago and points West and Northwest. Also fof
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all kastern cities, and
for all Local points the BelieontAine and Indian
apolis A. H. can behad by calling y. r. KiN0 Tick
et Agent, Union Depot Dayton; or on the diff rent
aaanta on the line.
Fare As low as By any other route.
be careful aud cali COR Tickets by way Of Lima.
ne rates ~ freight 70 All fointa East or Weel
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
Pittaburg, Toledo or Detroit
Aug2S NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.