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The Result Of tho
Opposition
Banking Policy,

RaukS suspended.
refusing 40 redeem
their notes, leaving
Ihe people SNith0ui
q currency TO pa }
their debts or carry
on trade;
kes hGiOH Of Com
uleFCe;
Credit Of the State
destroyed;
the State on d $
could find no pur.
c n a 5 g rs3 ana tx
change cOaid NOT bp
Obtained;
EBanks 3 ? G u * ] n G
and note holders lefI
at the mercy OF tine
shaver!
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Gen. ounrles, Bank Notions

Gen. QUARLEs in his Market House speech did
net like the kicd of Btuk charters advocated by
the Democratic party, by which corporations are
placed und,r the supervision and control of the
people He doubtless prefers such charters as that
of the Bank Of America, in which he was q stock
holder and director. If the Bank Of America had
been chartered with the individual liability clause,
and subjected TO the control of the Legislature &C
cording to the Dam cratic policy, it might have
been less profa5e to the stockholders, bat it would
have been better for those who hold it's notes.
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The Result of the
Democratic
Banking Policy.

Banks re SE IN c d
SpC Gle payments,--
"a c d C C IA ing their
notes at Their Conu-
terss
Commerce revived
Exchange "a pa .
State credit re>tOref;
it's bonds selling at
ssigh 'ateS.
81 ord and si1Ve r
abundant.
Banks in sound ana
healthy condition.
bic confidence re-
ViVed aad the COuns
try prosperous
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correspondent FROM tiibson county exposes the
statement of correspondent Of the Nashville Pa
rt9t, copied into the West Tennessee Why purpori-
ing to describe discussion between ATKINS and
ErHERGDuE ~ MeLsmoresvlIe. Our correspondent
declares that Gen. ATKINS has not spoken at McLe-
moresvilIs during the present canrass
Ike same correspondent says: ''ATKINs will be
elected By very considerably Increased majority"
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CnONe-TIiss WANTED.

gBVE Nashville snd Northwestern Railroad Company wish
contract Tor 4O,iBpO Cedar CrOss-'Fses, . feet
inches thick vel heSn, 20 place
clear Of ber sound he delivered
the Grade line OF the road in Nashville.
The contractors want to contract Tor $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties % the above, be deiyerei
the lire Of the road in piles Eo section "a 10 section
enough each section 70 supply the same fii-s
shng bd viii direct 10 The President and Direc
Nashville and North western Rarord COMPANY
Nashville, Tenn. y2J-a
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County Canvass.

The candidates for the Legislature in Davidson
county will address the people at the following places
and times. to-wit:
cowans Store, Edgeaed, Wednesday night, July "a
Hasbrook Store South Nashville Friday night, July 30
Corner Of Broad streets, Hughes Corner Monday
night, Augusta
aay hight, August 2 l.- s.--a- l
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sourH Cannon. July l5a

SOUTH cARRoLL, July 18Th, 1893
MEssEs. EpITops You will please give the fol-,
loving place in your paper:
In regard to letter written by Col. sPANto
WILLIAM MoaRs, about which there has been much.
said, both publicly and privately, have this 70
say: had Conversation with Mr.. MOoRE few days
after ne received the letter from Col SPAIN, and no
did in the most positive manner substantially &C
knowledgeto that he received The letter as joke,
he spesks of it as such and never intiuated any
thing to the contrary. HetOd me- to tell the Col to
keep him (MOosE) some gotd, office, aud that he
thanked him very much for bis proposed favor. !
make these. statements to show that Mr. MOORE at
that time regarded the letter in no other light than
that Of quiz.
Your very respectfully, WM. F. HOLMES.
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A L tRGE and Commodious Dwelling House Woodland
street, this side Of Oak. viii t finished by The LIST Of august,
will II contains cellar, eet
half nigh unier whole txeu four win
twelve and half feet wide iE the FIRST story ard the
the second. Il has porch in trout we'll in the from
the other rOom kitchen servants room,
stable, &c, and large csern
The upon whch this house Is built fronts hundred
hundred seventy
a feet alley, and il is handsOmely ihclosed.
TBRMS-For houses and lot t0getbe one fourth in
the balance in and three years, vi On interest.
July 81, IS59-lm WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Adminietrators, NofIce.

VTAYING qualified administrators the estate John
Shelby deceased gncd hereby request per-
sons against present within time
prescribed by and those who indebted pay
ment with as little delay as possible.
WARRINGTON BARROW,
A. V. S LINDSLEY-
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YHNE unssnei this day associated themselves toret
er under The styleof RAINS BROWN co for the rur-
pose transacting general Drag business, hope,
ly the interest Of tiir cussuers
their PREDECESSORS. T. y. HAMS,
iu;V4I--tf ARTS BROWN. SR
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Your very respectfully, WIN. +. HOLMES.

LOUISIANA POLITIcs IL is reported from New
Orleans that no Opposition win be offered TO the
success of the Democracy in Louisiana at the com
ing election. Those who have heretofore composed
the Opposition are unwilling to continue an un=
profitable strife, in the presence Of common foe,
the Black-republicans s a
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LIABILITIES


Amount due to Banks other CREDITOR nothing
Losses adjusted and due, ,
do do do not due, none
do unadj usted 5,O9O 80
de in suspense waiting further proof included above
All other CLAIMS against the Company,
The greatest amount insured in rsz SO 900 W
greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in block de
Ponds upon and contraction, subject however, to the
iue exceeding Sl0 co. likely to be lost by single fire
The greatest allowed be Insured in any City,
Town Village in general all the desirable risks to be had
subject to the rule last above named
Act OF Incorporation IS on file in your Office.
RALPH GILLErT, President.
JnLEPH II. SPRkGrE, Secretary. 49,.
STAFF OF CorNscrIcrT: - Juiyot, A. D. 1859.
City and town artford Subscribed ard sworn by the
raid Ralph Gs and JOSEPH sprGgue known 10 be the
sgner thereof ans TO be resvey the President and sereta
- Of said Company. Witness ny hand and seal
n. SaIPNAN, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE cpsPrRotLERs OFFICE.
Nashville, July u, 1859.
This to certify that the Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insu
Company, located at Hartford in the SAFE OF Connecticut,
HIS complied sill all The requirements Of act passed. ~ the
Assembly the gate Of Tennessee in March, iS6
titled Act regrle the Of Insurance Companie.
incorporated by the State Of Tennessee and that Peck
and T. PECK the Legally authorized agents of aid CompA
ny the of Nashville, State Of Tennessee. --t
J. 7. DUNLAP, -
july2s-i3t&w2 Comptroller
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NO. PLACE FOR SALE

MOL PLACE FOR SALE.
7 OFFER for sale my plantation, negroes, and n
stock situated the Arkansas river, II miles f4A
above Little Rock s.ssEad
There are twenty negroes large so Of CATTLE ssss
horses hogs. thousand acres in the st4
tract, $50 in cultivation. and IOU acres deadened.
Application may lie made to me At Little Rock.
HENRY RECTOR
Nashville Union and zered copy fof three months AID
send bill to this Office. july2S-3m
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DISSOLUTION.

TE5IE corparnershp heretofore existing between under
sitned dsy ed BY consen Mr. ARIs
BRoR having purchased Of J. W BRovN entire inter-
est, viii he continued at the oil the firm
style Of RAINS, Brown Co, T. kAINS,
J. W. BROWN =
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The Opposition are counting largely on gains in
East Tennessee They don't expect much in this
vicinity, bat of at d siauco they are sweeping
things. That has b,es talk here FOR several years
while in the East che 0pPOsitiOnisls don't expect
to do much there, bat win gain wonderfully in the
West
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AN in the city an eng1-eI seling couniy rights
H for the State Of Teunesss he nanuesTs aud sale q
Patent Improved Bee Hives tbs and superiority
Of which been huuTed # the worthy and
enipent citizens cuni Abe construction Of my Hive
is simple and promise is the emily Hive de world
which proof int tar molhe Persons esrous pur
chasing either family rights for the bst Bees Hive in
e old, lnd for lev DAYS at e ASHTON 0Crs %
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where VII be happy them
iuly2l-tf iO-EpH KENT.
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W. BROWN.

retiring from the business respectfully leave to tender
my han ms numerous friends kind ami
liberal patronage extended ~ the Oh Ina and solicit for
my successors a continuance for the
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WEBB, rIERISILL & co...

No. south Market St.s Nashville, Tenn.
EKIILL, At all times purchass negroes suited the New
wv Orleans market Other descriptions on consignment
N.B-seysral likely families, and No. cook. washer and
ironer now hand for ale K.M.kCO.
iEnsIS-dts&wsg
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FOR LADIES.
STIPERTOTK yRO0TS. SHOES and G EATERS

SUPERIOR ROOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
IA AZ College street.
Ladies' Glove ard French Kid Slipper, with snd without hees
Ladies' DO do do Bnskns do do do
Lsdies' French Lasting Congress and Lace Caters;
Ladi"s' do Kid % do do
Ladies Bronzsi Kid Trimmed slippers, very handsome
Lads White Kid and Satin Hseled Slippers;
Ladies Glove do Congress BOots;
Ladies do do Buskins, &c ,&e-,
With variety OF Shoes for Ladies'. Misses and
Children, Of superior quality and ard ct fyeElely
tcV prices. JOHN RAMAGE.
iulyi6
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mgLLWOOD INSTITUTE,

sycamore ut1Ass Aenh.
rVfTs win ~ re or under The favorable
auspices, second Menay Of September neAt' hhees
te management Prof Cas- D. LAve late Professor OF
Mathematics in Bethel College. kussellgdle, N.Y.
determination % The Principal OF the tns1i.te 70
fully equal the lest Barring Schools students vii
ii repare 10 enter CoIlege for engaging in he
practical For further tnofmaon IN regard 70
TERaS-
Board lights washing &e per session Of 20 weeks, 49,
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At Luclks' Music Store.
NEW MUSIC.

Maggie Mitchell. Waltz. 59eenes
Aunt Jemima's Plaster. Comic sOng1 =
seseter than the breath OF morning. songs =
star Of my soul %
Sunrise Seh0ttsh, %
Popping is. st pudding time, Comic = IS
New Music every zes and sent postage tree to any
part Of the country, receipt Of ths marked price
iulyl2 DIFF
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EXTRA STAKE

Is proposed 10 run on Friday tNoveber 4th q the
regular rzc ee Of the approaching Fab seetng sweep
stake to be called AHe PRoYRToRs P1ATE sFAEe With three
year ol< $50 n crfptoe $50 fTet with sshO Piece or
Silver added b the roprars provided two or more start fee
all threeyear Oh that won &C. to name ana
the da Of September leo9 SUBSCRIPTIONS VIA
- = = cIiAklss STONE. Secretary
iuiy22-a &tvlv.w:sm Boxiis Memphis, Tenn.
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So. JOS&PsB'S COLLEGE,
nan pSTnVFE XIV

So. JOs&PsB'S COLLEGE,
JAMESTOWN, Ky.
FEyE next session Institution MONDAY
the 18th September It is desirable that parents have
placed College the opening Of The session.
been Attendance from TIE beginning ex
peTience many disadvantage
The stuy all the branches taught in the
Colleges country Students who desire
classical scientific course will fad able instructors at 81
Joseph's.
TERMS.
~ -
Board, Tuition, and bedding, and washing Session
of 10 months. .-.lC0 w
Sammer vacation spent a. 20 90
For further particulars address {.
REV. TuOs 0'NEIL,
july28-Wln* ?. J. President
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uate Of The NashvIie Female Academy


EsPECTFULY the citizens ofNashyie and its Vi
q ciuy. that she will open Select Finishing School, for
yon ladies the first Monday in SepIube next, at No 10
summer street
III comprise the usual branches Of English u
cation particular win he paid French which,
practicable will be made the language Of the school
and family.
For terms particulars &C., apply to Mrs H. through o.
the pIenis
REFERESgEsThe President Facu Trustees and Patrons Of
Spring Acadeny Rapdes Parish, La during the years
1885 80 and 80 do DO. Of the Southern Female COLLEGE,
LaGrange, during ISL 80, and IS do. do do OF the
Richmond INSTITUTE Va during 1854, 80, IS, and
81 Gov Henry johnson, Gov Joseph Walker la Hon. John
Mclean, L Supreme Court Hon. W. Smyhe, Texas;
Marshall Brotherton, Hon Edw Bates, St. Louis No;
W. W. Eugh. Esq; Gen. c. Martin, Assumption, La
Rev r. C. Howell, D. D. Rev. J. Hays, J. NJ Hamilton,
Esq. Nashville. July l9-d3taW1mo
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AUCTION SALE OF GBOCEtsHES
BY
CARTIER, wIIiLSFORD & co..
Successors to Carter Mckay Co., and P. LanieF.)
On Tuesdays August 2ds 1850
EHTE wlIofer for Warehouse No. 5, Mar.
ket seet, large assortment Of Fresh and Choice Gro
1eries, comprising in part the flowing articles viz
100 hhis Ia Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars b'nds
100 lags Rio Ceaee, eco cases Cove Oysters,
90 hays LsguYra Coffee, 800 boxes Sc Bar Soap,
50 bbls New Molasses, 900 boxes Palm Soap,
50 K bbls Moasses. 1OB boxes Foxes Starch,
so bs Crushed and Powdered g0G boxes Woods Starch,
Sugar, 7. 900 dozen BToom's,
800 Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
p bbIs Newsom DO 100 boxes TalloW do.
50 old Robertson County do 50 & y bbls orsnbeTries,
50 old Rye and Bourbon 800 dozen Painted Buckst,
25 X pipes Brandy. 100 boxes & Cheese.
Is bbisWaterand Butter Crack IS bags Pepper,
ers, so reams Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 90 Sardines,
.30n,00O assorted Cigars.
With many other articles tedious mention.
CARTER, WILSF0RD q co,
r July gT-td No. Market street.
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Estse - 80 .... .o 81 500 90
Debts due the Company seuredhy collateral 4O 20
do do do Premiums .....---.-..----. None
do do DO otherwise secured l63, l2J 90
Interest accrued b,fo) W
Other Property. ......-. . =
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NEW BOOKS.
Just RECEIVE BBX
AGAN & jon son,
no 6 G170E sLREET
W. Gilmore Simms' NeIE Work,
THE OAssIoUE OF KIAwAEL A Colonial Romance.
The Ro.aa,ee and II. Hero,


w. GiImore simmss NeIF work,
THE GASEOUS OF KIAwAH. a Colonial Romance.
The Romance and its Hero,
By The authorei sasasiaiaa sasefd.'
New Work bFsAlIce eCary,
PICTURL Of COUNTRY LIFE AIos Carrg author Of eIo-
Tesnook, &C.
The cid Plantation,
AND WHAT GATHERED THERE az Az AUTUMN
MONTH. By James Hanssrlord, Of Maryland.
New Work by 6. p. X. James, Esq,
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOgEL.
Acadia; on, A MONTH WITH TIE Blue NOSES
Blythe author Of ''sparopgrass Papers"
NexE BOsk OF TraTsIa, Tor Boys.
THE BoY's BOOK OF MODERN TRAVAIL AND ADyEN-
TURE Namerousiy ILLUSTRATED
New Book BY mrs. F1slmes,
Author s-Tempe and Sunshine "Ihs Homestead he
hillside
Paul MOrPhyi Paul mOrPhy!
The Exploits add Tlamphs,m rurai, q PkCL MORPHY,
The CHESS CHAMPION OF rnE WORLD.
sieve Ne little, EoTe rae EOng.,
By eHAs. EEADE, author OF "s'lha LESS. &C"
zit For rat; A fsepiJ 20 BRED.
By Esa5 Of Me- orleans.
The Harp CT a Thousand strings; or,
TIE spirits OF JUST NEN HADk PRRFECf."
funniest most zsugh provoking book pahlsed.
The sselIe OF Washington.
a tue story Of the AEscnaus
All OF Mrs. SOuth " Orthss and Hrs. EIentz's
MOVE 3 Beautifully bound Colh Gi. iustrecesvei.
A GrPrt variety Of Cheap Publications,
NEW Nd OLD, just received at Literary npet No.
On 81" Sr-'- AAGAN < JOlNsoN-
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DEi. HARDIN, OCULEsT AND AURIsT,


TEAYING been appointed Trustee Of AERAs COMFY by deed
executed June 3d. 1859. AMI registered that day,
quest persons indebted said COuley hy note,
Otherwise, to come forward settle the
july2-im NOBLE D. ELLrS- Trustee.
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f" When these various
shalss Of opiDit IA are thus
blended iogsther, and ae-
'tuatei by a commoa i'm
pulse in aimirg at & com
men object, it argues well
for TIE success OF the
cause with which they ave
identified. In he present
posture ofpubiie e6ais. 10
dssaraneeis moregBspieious
Ithan thai snch men should
unite, animated By he same
patriotic Inspiration, and
aet together for fkdt great
eRd, by schieh he country
may be redeemed from the
rale Of uitraiSm. Id
ter from Hon John Bell,
lef Tennessee. ia response TO
Ia letter from Horace Gree
Itcy, Truman Sm.th, &c.,
i;,.,,,ff,t1 Lsyo n n s,YSEfc
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ED TENsEssEANs; 80

49, =
Oppesit;gn in lSdO.-Ae
Kolk T7i5ane.
Tous the path OF duty
is plain. Heneefoith, 70
The end e lhis struggle,
ase-kaetg al lrhO rCsst az
Imposition Of the LecomPtoa
fraud on Kansas, as breth-
ren, pehtis are resara fhOs'
,oko Uphold fha' fraud a
deadly enemies rot alsrtty q
Kaasds Qad 70 he rePg6ti-
ca,a purity, bIt to the prln-
cipies Of American lode
pendence, the inalisna.
5le rights of man.-Nta
York Tribune, edittd B,
Horace GTeeiey.
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Lessfc,s HEasaztne for Ausust.
DiakeR's Household words, August,
Atlantic Monthly Magazine, &C., &C., &C., for
August Just reeelved by HAGAN & JOHNSON
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Harper's Magazine for August just Iscelseiby
JOHN YORK q co.
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lie cTIIAp % WATERhoO,
NOW or NEEEE

By @. ". NJ REYNOLDS
Complete in one Volume Price so cents.
For sale by + HAGAN,
ians22-l&ER % Market street
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The Dime sOngster,
The Dime Sonssfcr,
The Dime SOBgSter, No. I. containing theBest
selection Of cOmican entoraI Songs psssAI arsA
supply recsived this day in quantities by
HAaAs JoHSsoS
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SO, gentlemen of the Opposition, you see your
leaders have agreed with the Black Republicans Oh
the basis of union as wells candidate Moth
ing remains but for you to confirm the arrangement
viii you do it?
The following are the terms which the Black Re-
pabliesns, es the larger section Of the Opposition
dictate to you if you shall conclude to enter their
service
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MIS-. EnTMA WOLCOMRE

CAPIfAL-........ ...... S34l 900
iulyIgtE II. K. & 7. P. PECK.
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tEarper's 1laRa<ine ior AuEust.i u.s. received 3
HAGAN & JOHN sos.
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Fire INSURANCE. Agency.

City Fire insurance Company, of Hart
ford, COnnecticut.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29


VERY LATE FROM THE MINEs.-The
Rocky Mountain Neaos of Dec 9Th states
the cold weather has ,effectualIy wound up
out door mining operations for the year.
A few are still working in drifts and tun-
nels-gelting out dust for next Spr ng's
washing. At Gregory's mines the two
steam quartz mills are run night and day,
and produce large returns Of gold. Some
1900 miners will winter at the mines, work
ing as the weather permits.
All the later accounts from the Pike
Peak mining region are very .fattering, la
Dor yielding rich returns. Many miners
the past fall averaged from $50, to $50
and $40 per day. Over million of dol
lars in dust has been sent away from the
mines, and with the improvements in mi
ming and extracting the gold next season,
We look for a very handsome California
yield this side of the Rocky Mountains
A very large emigration may be looked
for to Jefferson Territory, exceeding the
rush of last Spring in the aggregate. The
great forwarding concern of Russell & Co..
at Leavenwortb, will make arrangements
TO transport some 10000 persons early in
the season.-Leader.
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Letter from Mr.. HcImick.
=. WAsHINGToN, Dec. 8. 81
A. Patrick, Ed. Advocate,

"A. fatrlcR, Ed. AuVOcate,
DEAR SIR-I am daily receiving letters
from citizens of my District, requesting
me to send them some Documents, and as
it. will take great amount of time
and labor for mo to answer each, l will
take the privilege of answering through
the public press of the District. The sec
ond day after my arrival here, I called at
the Document room to see what Docu-
ments I would have for distribution; and
to my surprise, l was told that all the
Documents that were left for my District
were twelve copies of the Smithsonian Re-
port. told the officer it was very strange,
because other members had large amount
of Documents on hand for distribution
some of them have 800 copies of the Ag-
ricultural Patent Office Report, that being
the number allowed to each District. The
officer then got the book and showed me
that the 500 copies of the Agricultural
Report for 1858, together with all other
Documents for the 18th Congressional Dis
trict of Ohio, had recently been sent to
Gen. Joseph Burns, at Coshocton, and that
| would get no Documents until some we're
printed, which would be next summer. ex-
cept the Mechanical partof the Patent OF.
fee Report, and Presidents Message, which
would be ready before long. I trust tha.
Gen. Burns will Judiciously distribute the
Documents throughout the four counties
of the District. Some of the other men,
bers very kindly agreed to divide with me,
and gave me some Documents for distribu-
tion, and | will take great pleasure in send
ing all l can get throughout the District,
Respectfully, yours, DC.
5 VIM. HELMICK.