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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
1851 LINE. rlsso. 4
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEAN
PACKET COMPANY
wiz their boats during the 1859 and 1890 AZ
lows:
ons Of the boats Of tho Memphis and New Orleans Line m
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
At s O'Clock P. M.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ing0mar...,.......-......, j. d. Clarke, master.
acknowledgements, "A. B. Irwin, master.
WEDNESDAY BOATS:
John SimOnds .....-.--..J F. Smith, master.
Eclipse III. l. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. ast...,.............,..-...Wm VIM. Wray master
H. IL. w. Hill ...............T. H Newell, master,
THE vIcKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-ro.wrr-
Daniel Boone. Hicks master
Kate t'rishee. ...--.......,,.J. Lee, master
Victoria in....................W. Hanck, master
Leave Vieasbnrg at l2M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers avng New Orleans jackson Railroad evsry
evening IN the week hnt Wednesday evening thus
close connection at Vcksburg with the other of the
Lines These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
And the
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILRo oAD.
FROM MEMPHIS TENN.
Ahong passengers choice routes East North and West
from that pein
For through tickets freight and reliable information apply to
j. II. FRELIGII, General Agent
o6 Memphis Packet Office, St Charles Hotel left wing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Geo Green, Fairbanks, IA days fm New York
to w Hynson &co-4th dist At.
Ship Silas Greenman. Webber, l6 days from New
York, to w Hynson &co-lst dist 16.
Ship Frank Haynie, Rande, I'm London 10th Oct.
IN ballast to master-3d dist.
spanish bark loven Emelia, Echebanea, FIN BARGE
Iona, in ballast to Puig Brothers-3d dist So
ochf Virginia John, kornbeck, from Fish River to
master-basin.
schr Sea Horse, valyerde, FIN Fish Riyer-basin.
Steamboats,. Q5s+
James johnson, johnson, FIN Memphis.
Laloqrche, Dugas, fin Donaldsonvile,
u, Vincent, fn Donaldsonyie,
Iowa, Moore, I'm Cincinnati.
Afalanta, HARRISON, I'm st Louis.
Peytona. Leyden FIN Louisville,
Belfast, Wray, fm Memphis.
hepublic, Montgomery, FIN Memphis,
Il y SWAIN, Saunders, I'm Louisville.
Red Chief No l, Shute, FIN Alexandria.
Comet. Sleade, FIN Red River.
Nick Thomas, Duble, I'm Cairo.
Milton Relf Hall, FIN Memphis.
Capitol, Petit, FIN Baton Rouge.
Empire Parish, Janfreau, Quarant'e Station.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Carondelet, Sinnott, fm Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. nj 5p. M
REC.ITT.A II REEn ANp yIcrcp,

. REGULAR BEND AND ~YICKSBURG
49, = Paeket-Tle new and splendid fast running pas
cnssr packet steamer Grand Duke, Sam.
Hx26k Apiiega.e, master, will rs above for Deer
Ie1k IA,iinr Washington Landing FONT Wsr,ng.on
Caiolna Landing, Grand Lake. Ashton, Pitchers Point Skip
wi's Landing Stock Island Landing, Lake Provideiee Milf
ksn's i;egl vickssug Warsnon, 9 rand Gulf s. Joseph
Bayou Sara Port liuison Baton Rouge Plaque ine Don
aldsonyic and all intermediate landings For freight or pas-
sage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS C. DENTzEI.
Advertising Agent.
rSThe Grand Duke will take Yazoo river freight re-
shipped nj Nicksburg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
Shipping gnteligentt.
Sec back of this page for Financial and
Commercial Intelligence.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, December 1, 1859.

n CRESCENT UFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
- Thursday Morning, December !, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tennessee, Lawless, for Vera Cruz,
~. c b Payne
Steamship Indanola, Flanders, Brazos Santiago,
ID de Goicoura
Steamship Galveston, Wilson, for Galveston and
Indanola, C Payne
Ship VIM Lord jr, Brown, for Liverpool,
Cammack j. Converse
Bark Oraville Crockett, for Curacao, for orders,
Creeyy & Farwell
Bark H yennard, Wyman, for Liverpool,
Cohen M Soria
Spanish brig Paca, orta, for Barcelona,
Spanish brig Lauranio, olivo, for Barcelona,
schr Wild Pigeon, O'Leary, for Pensacola, ~ w.
5as a-a Oyerton &cO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
STEAMBOATS,.
4OWER MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
sIEE. AsEMlwEEKLY MAIL LINE TO sila1$A h
- yICKSBU
nugnincent U. s. Mail panks Virksburx, Capt J.
NJ White master will leave Tor Grand Lake BonRdsonyills.
Paqsemine Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red Riy
er Landing Fort Adams Naichsn Waterproof Radnsg ~ Jo-
Lake Providence Stacks Island aadng, Skipwihs Landing,
Pl,efs Point Ashton, Lake Mss,ingnn Car9na Landing
The vICKs3U R will take freight for Yasoo river,
to be re shipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home.
- Leaves on SATURDAY, At +. NJ.
The magnificent u g. Mail packet ENtCileZ, Captan T. p.
isa'hers, will leave for Donalsoyle Paanemine, Baton
9nge por Hudson, Bayou Sara Re-. River Landing Fort
Adams, NRiche Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Ra,feuton and vicksburg every Saturday, al 5P. II.
The Natciiel Nic!esbrg with Dew Drop,
and will take freight for all aadng tho yszoo high
as Greenwood, NJ high water rates. without detention.
Tue above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days without til appointed All
business entrusted to their will promptly faithfully
attended to. ~
These boats will not be responsible letter or paca-
containing money cwelry other valuabe unless regular
bills OF ldng taken specifying the value
the freight paid nor for y vslales deposited with thu clerk
BY the passengers Contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board, or to
j. }. PERSON 4 Co
ipl5 Corner of Gaontlelnt M strnets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
FOR ATTAkAPAs

New Orleans and Attakapas Packet.
Leaves Saturday. December Sd, at IL NJ
FOR RATTAKAPAS-TIIN FAST RUN.
~ h ming and light dIaught steamer j. ID. Swain.
H. Saunders, master. Sam. H. Bell. clerk
leave above, taking freight and passenger
for Berwick and Brashear cities Lower cafaya Patterson
VILE Gentfeye franklin ChaHennn Jeaegeti, New Ih,7ia
ST. Martinvle Faussc Pointe and al .diae landings
For freight passage apply board
dl vIRGINIUS c. DGNrZi.I. Adv Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at NJ
REGULAN BEND AND VICKA-

Leaves WEDNESDAY, at 8 r. NJ
REGULAR BEND AND VICKS-
FS = B:RG Packet freight packet steamer
Scotland Couch, master. will as above
.SzszEor Deer Creek Landing, Washington Landing
F0m Worhlngton Carolina Landing, Grand Lake, Ashton
Pichets Point, skipw's Landing, Stock Island Landing
I.ake Providence, Milken's Bend vicksbirg Worren,on
Grand Gulf ST. Joseph, Rodney Waterproof Saichez Fort
Adams Red River aning Bayon Sara, Port Hudson BATON
Rouge plauuemne Doualdsonpnviie and Intermediate
landings, For freight passage apply On board
ID. DUFFIELD, Agent,
.a.. II Camp street,
j. J. PERSON K co
The Scotland will take freight to be reshp-
ped NJ NickSbnrr. noy3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
pcIo,y--Co,ni,,g : Up.

Ship Ocean Romp, Manson, I'm Liverpool, Sept IL.
ship Express, Milton, fm Liverpool Oct 2lst.
British brig Agnes, Eden, fm Ruatan Island, to
Cochran & Hall--cargo, fruit to Q u II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
.-------.--
A ARK A NSAS RIVER.

Leaves with Dispatch.
ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
- = Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Rosuyiilc Spara Nor
Bsh, New Gascony and all way plantation
ings an ne Bends-The new, elegant very light draight
running packet steamer Little Rock, Jenks Brown,
Louis William Brown, clerk will above. For
freight pssage apply on boira
| ABNER LEGRAND GAINES
n5 Agent, 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

FOR BAYOU MACON AND TEN
~ sns-1he superior, very lghtdraueht steamer
nsn,s Daae, raHs,r 3oha tr;n :. Norton msster will
all l'ngs the first rise of wate remain per
maely in the trade throughout the entire Shippers
and planters rely having any
attended to promptly and correctly For freight pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
fIRGiNiuS c. DENFZEI,
oSl Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Leaves on FRIDAY, % inst, at 5 p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
-HsT h packe, line,Regnlar Y. $: Mail Packet-For
Memphis and the Bends-The splendid packet
teamer Belfast, Capt. Wray, will receive
freight wednesday morning. from the foot of Grod street
WIN leave as above For freight apply
to J. n FREIIt:U' ipant "
no6 Office under the 81 tSarss a, -esL u,.
This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
lhe Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with Mem.
and Louisville. " " ~
kl- Adams Express CARRIED regrarly by this Line
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Per ship Geo Green, fm New York. i'll cabin
in steerage.
Per ship silas Greennan, from New Ycrk-2e in
steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Towboat + Millaudon. Phillips, I'm the Passes
--towed down and to sea on the 26th uit
ship Lishon-brought up ships Sias Green,
man and Geo Green.
Towboat Panther, Rezeau, from the Passeswent
down light-bronght up ship Frank Haynie,
and bark Ioven Amelia,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
FORT AID A MS.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Pockets
THE STEAMERS Golden Age,
~ = VIM. Mctlombs, master, Nj teor, s. Hsno,
master Golden will leave New Orleans
ss@3s very SATURDaY Al 5 O'Clock P. NJ; return
ing leaves ayou every WEDNESDAY after The arrival
the ears from The Meteor will lease New Or
leans every TUESDAY, It ececk Z ~; returning leaves
from Woodyie taking freight passengers all landing
on the coast For freight apply on board
va ~ ~ HOLMES & GiAUSS Agents,
selD 6m No. II Tchoupitoulns street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
ID n q q > 4 II n T y 2 N II L !
BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.

BAYOU SAFtA MAIL Co,
tSltshSrET FOR BAYOU SARA. sHA6s54
The lne passenger packet ID. f. Kenner, Capt linfaco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY WEDNESDAY and RI
DAY. at 9 O'clock
FOR BATON ROUGE.
The packet Capitol, Capt Petit leaves New Or
leans every MONDAY, at 5ocock and FRIDAY, ut III
o'clock.
FOR DONALDSONyIILE.
The packet c. d. Jr, Capt Vincent leaves New
Orleans every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, and every SATURDAY, at o'clock p. N.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamers Laurel Hill, Capt. Gross and Crosse
Tete, Gnp Nc Quoil leaves New Orleans every MONDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock 7. N.
EA Gle is always the anng, foot St Louis street to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng for the above
boats
NJ 3n J. A. COTTON Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

NEW YoRK-Per ship George Green--assorted
mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per ship slas Greenman- assorted
mdse.
FISH RIvER-Per schr Virginia John-Naval
stores to order
{ FISH RIyER-Per schr Sea Horse-Naval stores
to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Leaves THURSDAY lst inst. at 5P. NJ.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
, NJ h For Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia. Har
fkaaSSi< isonbirg Trinity and all landings Ounchi,a
md Black rvers-The very light drG.eh packet
Aea.ner john Ray, 7. f. kerchiva, master, is now re-
ccving freight and will leave above freight
uppy on board.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

UMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Dec. 3 Mt 5 r. NJ
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
NS n vile, Prices Landing. Canton dyville, Dycus
brg smiihaud, padncah Metropolis; Cairo Co.
,nbus Hickman, New Madrid, Randolph Mem
phs intermediate andngshe regular passenger pack.
ct steamer James JOh lson Jesse Johnson MASTER will
leave For freight apply board
b. DuFFIEID, Agent,
no II CRmp street.
Leaves on I'll ItSDAY. Dec. l. at 5 F. NJ posi,ivev
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND
Sg = New Orleans Low Water Packet stenmrr-For
slkA1. Nashville Glarksyile Prices Landing Canton
.ssEas Eidyylle, Dycusbug, smthand, Padncah, Ma,
tTopo Cairo Columbus Hickman New Madrid and
mediate landngThe and light daugh passenger
II. G. Txvichel H. G. Iawley MASTER is in port
freight and will leave for the above For freight
passage apply on board, -
EIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL.
dl AdyertSay Agent.
p. s. The T. will take freight all points Tennessee
river, with the privilege Of re-shipping.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01
Spoken,

By Capt Fairbanks, of the ship Geo Green, on
the 2lst ut., off Hole in the Wall, ships st Peter
Charlemagne, both, from New York, and bound to
this port.
By Capt Randall, of the ship Frank Haynie, on
the 22d Nov, off the Isaacs ship Arizona, Robinson,
from London, for this point
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Leaves on SATURIlAg 7, 81 inSt At 8 z NJ.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
- : er-For Pocahonias, Batesville, Jacksonport Au-
Ila4. gnsta pes Arc and Intermediate landings on
passenger packe steamer Iatnn Sam Taylor. muster, will
positively above. The latan will take Freight
sign through bills laiing to Jacksonpar, lh
ani will take freight for Napoleon and all ineeate
5c per loD lbs For freight passage apply on board
yIRGISIUS @. DENTLEL.
ms Advertising Agent.
The 1atau will bills except accompanied by pass
book order from Capt Taylor II. g. Eaton clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

. NJ N day PackeThe elegant, fast running passenger
i4s5s packet Saline, Geo Miller, master, will leave
=IHss above for Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor
. Ianl"s ,olpmbis HI hHa5sonburs Trinity, all landings
Baton Ronge, Plaquenne, Donalsonvlle n intemo,i
ate Ian ln For freight passengc having unsurpassed
cornmodaions, apply oil board.
al GEO D. HITE,
Front street.
R-The Saline being very light draught be sure 10 20
through
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Leaves on THURSDAY. ls inst. at II NJ.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
~ hei-For Pocahon,as I5atesvlc Jacksonport Au
slstn, Des Arc and all intermediate landings
White River-The new, light draught and regular
tsel;et PACKET steamer VIM. Campbell, s. G. Cabbel
A. NJ SwartwOut clerk will leave For freight
passage apply on board.
ms yIRGINIUS C. DENTzEI.
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-12-01

Leaves every TUESDAY, Mt p NJ,
REGULAR OUACHTTA TUES
NJ day Packet-The elegant fast running passenger
LsAE5JS packet Peerless, len Moore, master, will
x1Szssnzheaye above for Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff
Ctslor ailg, Columbia, Hasonbur, Trinity all landings
o. Black river Red River Landing Bayou Port Indc
Baton Rouge Plaqenne Donaldsonvile and all intermediate
landings For freight passage, having unsurpassed
modations, apply on board
vIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,,
dyerts Agent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07

of Heaven, We have no rulers, the peer
pie are the sovereigns. making their own
laws, they choosethcir executors, who sim
ply execute their will, and are the servants
of the people, looking to them forthe tenor
of their office, and the payment Of their sal
aries Here in this happy country, the
son of toll Though born in, cot or cabin,
has the way to fortune and to fame opened
wide before him; he needs but energy and
virtue, combined with talent, to place him
in the most honored positions.
) We have thus, fellow citizens, glanced
over the history of American Liberty, brief
and mcagrc though our reviews have been.
we have seen enough to desire-te deeply
desire in onr hearts, that our rights, our
liberty, on. honor anil our nationality, mag
forerer be preserved. and go down to our
postcrity until the day of universal peace.
when tyranny AMI despotism, like other
crimes, will be unknown.
To preserve the rich legacy bequeathel
us by our fathers. let ms study, and study
carefully, every element Of our greatness,
and every cause that may tenl to dcray.-
Let honesty. integrity an manly virtue.
both in public anil private life. mark the
course of every citizen. Let us encourage
religion; foster schools, aca lemies and collie
ges. Let us encourage every man to be the
possessorofa home--a spot upon this green
earth that he may call his own--a place
upon which to rear his cot. upon which the
ivy and the woodbine may climb, and around
which fragrant flowers NAV grow, and with
in which he may rear his offspring, and wor-
ship his God. with the fcaliny that this is
my country in which | have home. Let,
US be an orderly quiet. law abiding people,
submitting to the will of the majority.
which, il We dccm not right, endeavor to
rectify through the medium Of the press.
AMI on the stump; but let us never be found
taking the law from the sovereign people.
into our own hands, fermcnting mobs.
which. although the object sought to be
accomplished might appear plausible at
first. would. like the letting out Of waters.
pass beyond our control. anil leal to anar-
chy and confusion. which if followed would
soon fnl for us a Robespicrrc or a Louis
Napoleon.
Let us foster love OF our country; her
institutions and her laws; let us rejoice to-
lay in the glorics of her institutions; in
our might and in our freedom. For one
thank Gnl that this is my country. My
country! thou choicest gift of God to man,
preemincnt in the institutions that honor
heaven. The light anil hope of the world.
May thy honor thy renown. burn upon
my lips. AMI add to every thought AMI cv-
cry word, the IA liant hue of fire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07
More About the Crons.

The Cincinnati GazeEe estimates the
prehable Wheat crop of Ohio at 25,00O.-
00O bushels. ga fair average. or may be
more Corn. it thinks, will reach the
great yield of 1855, or about $4,000, 900
bushels. Oth,r grain, grasses and pota-
toes are estimatcd at an average. The
loss from Srosts only extends to about ten
counties, and has been a good deal exag-
geratcd, while thu yield of tn, Miami river
region is almost unparalleled. as is that of
some other portions OF the State. Hence
the Gdzette's estimate OF a "fair average"
taking the State together.
This estimate. we suspect, says the in !
diana Joarnal viii be pretty near the mark
of the yield in this State. In many coun-
ties reporte 1.-THE yield is declared to be the
best ever known. and in those sections.
where great loss was anticipated, the real
ity is uniformly found 10 he better than the
anticipation. III, ground is very often
but thinly covered, but the grain is remark
ably heavy AMI sound, and the heads full.
Corn will certainly be better crop than
we have had for many years, If not better
than we ever had, If no injury bcfalls il
from this till it ripcns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07

The GREAr. Rail ROAD CALAMITY
The MshawatA Enterprise eontsins the la
test rcliabie accounts We haze seen of the
recent terriblq aiSeste on DE n S. & N
i. r. r., an account Of which We publish
Ell last week. Thet paper sums mp the
list Of killed and missing at 40 and wound
ed also. Two men we're found on Thurs
day buried in sand below the ruins. one
with his head. downvards. report got
out Friday morning that the topsof moth-
er car burial in sand and water, -aasl sup
posed to be filed withIdead bodies, had
been found. Thebelis were rung and the
people of Mishawaka rushed with spades,
dc. to the spot. We presume this report.
from the fact that we have heard no more
about it since, happily turned out false
The Enterprise gives some Of the most har-
rowing incidents attending the calamity
VIC ever read.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07
Serious Accident.

Yesterday afternoon as Mr.. Hugh Nealy
was riding on hanl car. on the B,llefon.
tame Railroad. near the Peru Junction. a
freight train approached. and in a sudden
effort made to stop the car by those con
trolling it. in order TO avoid the train, he
was thrown forward on the track-the car
passing over him. He was taken to his res.
idcncc in the First Ward and DIR. Jameson
called to his assistance. who made an ex-
animation of his injuries and discovered
his spine was fractured Mr. Nealy Is a
very worthy man, and the circumstances OF
his family are such as to make this accident
peculiarly distressing.
We fnl the above in one OF our cx.
changes which copied it from the Ipdians
Journal. in which paper we had faile to
notice it. Mr.. Ncaly is near and dear
friend of ours. and deeply do we sympa-
thise with him and his amiable family in
their terrible misfortune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07
Letter from Stephen a. Douglas.
WAsnryGroN. JuxE .:


The fricnl, of Judge Douglas. here are
in possession of the following letter cx-
planning his position on the subject Of the
Presidency, and of which they have per-
mitted copy to be taken for publication
WAsnISGrox, June 22nd, 1859.
MY DEAR SlR:-I have received Your
letter enquirns whether my friends are at
liberty to present my name to the Charles,
ton Convention, 70 the I'rcsi lemtial nom
nation. B,fore thi, question can be final
ly determined, it will be necessary t. I'M
,lcrstanl distinctly upon what issues the
canvass is tn he conducted. II, rs | have
full faith they will, the Democratic party
shall determine in the Presidential election
Of 1860, to a Here to the principles EN-
bodied in the compromise measures of
1850 aud ratified by the people in the Pres
ileniial election of 1852, AMI re-afiirmcl
in the Kansas Nebraska act of 1854, an
incorporated into the Cn,innati platform
in 1856. as exponn led by Mr. Buchanan in
his letter. accepting the nomination and
approved by the people in his election; in
that event, my frienls viii bc ut liberty to
present my name 10 the Convention il
IN y see proper tn ,lo so. If. on til. con
trary, it shall become the policy of the
Democratic party. which | cannot anti.i-
pate. to repu,liae these, their time honor-
e principles. on which we have achieved
so many triumphs. and in lieu of them the
Convention shall inierpolatc into the creed
of the party such new issues as the revi-
val of the African Slave trade, ora Con
gressional Slave Code for the Territories,
or that the Constitution of the United
States either establishes or prohibits slave
ry in the Territories beyond the power 81
the people legally to control it as other
property, it il due to canior to say, that
in such an event. coull not accept the
nomination If rendered to me. Trusting
that this answer will bc deemed sallicicht-
y explicit. i am. -
Very respectfully. your Friend,
asss-rz S. ArDOtG LAS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07

FeaEress-Thc steamer Vanderbilt as-
rived at New York on the Sd. bringing
four dayslater sdvicrs from London aud
Liverpool bit no accounts Of any further
battles between the Austrians and Allies,
but the next accounts will doubtless bring
tidings Of a boody fight between tho ,ep-
posing armies. as at the latest dates they
were face to face, with only the river Min
cio between them. and both making prep
srations to destroy each other. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07
TO CURE THE AGUE,
TO CURE THE AGUE.
Use Chri~tie's Aguc BalsaSu.
Use Christic's Aguc ISal.alm.
!. The best Ag,le Cure in use.

1.-The best Ague Cure in use.
"A Remedy prepared by a Regular Physician
"a preparation free from all mineral productions
4-Equaily cffrciu,l in Ague, ami Chill Fever.
5-When taken according to directions, /. a sure
Sit never dcbits,cs the patieut like Other rem
TT Is Pleasant, effective and safe remedy for
ChI'drii- tfsl-i - y tit.H = Icdy-
s--lt has stronger certificates than any other rem
9--Wben once used il will ever after he sought fr.
l0-ln short il stands at the head of Ayue Curer-
Proprietors, BOLLES. SMITH & CO.
Chicago, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-07
We were presented ON Friday last with

We were presented on Friday last with
a basket Of excellent ripe apples, Of this
years growth. by the popular host Of the
Edwards House. Capt. BAILEY. They
were purchased in Chicago by Capt b..
for the qualification of his guests. No
man understands better than the Capt.
how to- CATER foI the tastes of others.