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fEsY ~ NEW ORLEANS To CINCTE-
-. - - ~ -,
MATT, IT Hours 55 Minutes = NEW ORLEANS TO NEW
yapr- % H. :. ,,,-.,.i
- 4 --'4'' n - ". .-..... -.
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
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Ohio and mississippi
p r 2 AD G 4 z g. "a 4 4 ROAD
Making the QUICKEST TINE from NEW ORLEANS to
CTNCryNATI IorrIsyIfIE and all Eastern Citiesl
n mn n - - n " ~
6ew YORK -.S4 honrs. rlttspntg' honrs
P33Ioa. % ~ ~ b5r
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RsbisM Of tbe HIarhets.

CREsdETT orrTcEt 10. 10 o4xP sFEsTT
Monday Morning. Sept. II. 1860. )
COTTON Notwithstanding the rain which fell
throughout the day. the sales Of Saturday reached
some 1000 bales, at about the range Of our last
quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
GREAT IaoLiTIoAL WORK

oLUsKEy,s POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
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QUICKEST TInIE!!!-

s-s. ,--,,, r-zrz,=zzz==z.z7 QUICKEST TInIEH!-
&oas &s31a sz.zESNEw ORLEANS TO CINCIN-
MATT, II Honrs 55 Minutes : NEW ORLEANS TO NEW
YORK, rs Hours IS Minutes!
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
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: y E@Ra RHODES h CROMWELL, Successors
| sS5t4I-sftS to j. h. MATTHEW'S 4 CO.
| --rs --G2Srs CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, and everything ne
Building and Repairing Carriages for sale.
AXLES suitable for Cane Carts and Day with Lnch Pins
snd Nuts Ne 156 GraYisr street. New Orleans aull ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

peal ESTATE AGENT-J0HN PURCELL, No.
Ia II Exchange Place. mp stairs nearly opposite the Post
Office Leasing Renting and Collection OF Rents Of
improved and nnimproved REAL ESTATE in the cities OF New
Orleans Jefferson Carrollton Also the investment OF
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended to-
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education.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOK
1f1 YOUNG LADIES W."
n The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October, 1859 The course of instruction in the usual
nii and thorough being under the direction of
FACULTY OF able and experienced Teachers Every
coniX aPp4Ge for Female education the
education Tor their daughters with the comforts and al
Sch 81 ''' 80 ~ ''e' ~ eAalniHe the
o. terms Of admission and further information address
seE: W ~ EVILS STA LEY, Principal Mount Waspgton
P Pi = Co.. Maryla d. or Rev Dr. HENER, Second St
hEEumofS Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS A RAT
street. 49, w "''"aeh D. 9Sconu
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@er0GmlRs. x't0nnrs. kf.

@roferRs, Stqurs, 1T.
@H HAMS, BUTTER,
E4EI m FLOUR AND PRODUCE
asElRs The celebrated apge and and Thorn as Smear
r, cured Hams. prime rich flavor, lucV and del, es6t
lui equal to the Westphaa IL cents S1petior + II
ana irlnt Butter. Brown Sugar, and cents: White
ma i neSt Crushed lOa and H. general assortment of
mes and Liquors on dra ght ard bottles unsurpassed
IN pro or quality %, IS and rs cents Ali tbe
standard brands Of Flour in Gags and barrels At
turerss prices, all cheap for cash. - ~
McDONNAL Il THOMAS
26 r Baltimore street,
-mgl4-u between Front and High streets
a q. a. SEWELL & CO.,
MS#M TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS
Ia4E@R3, 2l3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
=, have constantly on hand at their esta nlishment
IuIl assortment OF fresh GROCERIES, CONSISTING n fine
Teas Wines Tobacco, English Pickles, Sauces. &c Also
ia store, fresh supply of Theoretically Sealed Peaches
tomatoes, Green Corn, &c, which are selling low
ne pubic VIII nnd it to their interest in giving our stock
an ANIMATION before purchasing elsewhere ~" " ~
fel4-tf w 'N'- Va Wv wy '+'e vi 'i"ise'
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D0nses, IT,, tor SaIf ann Rent

an; VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ANT
OF THE C1TYThe subscriber offers for SAL ~
beautiful SQUARE OF GROUND bo5nde. b s Gi th
StrlcKer Townsend and Mosher streets IN, u
CONSIST OF substantial BRICK DWELLING 50 fest frnnt
S Tb pGrGGs large brick stable and carriage houses
nc shade and ornamental trees are Of great yayety
SIZE ana great beauty and therr is large number ~
5le enc ceS variety of fruits, flowers and shrubbrrv
uesed more ground adjoining this square can IN. pur
~ ~ TOT price and terms, which will liberal am Iy
my22 eO6t CFo d nrrNyrr
A:A FOR RENT.-The two-story YELLING
ksiS NO. q ST PAUL STREET mex door TO + cor
1 ief ledslht POSSESSION given DIST May AppIy 10
myl9eotf ''tiN "ii'Li "a S ~; 4 SO
1I:;;T FOR SALE.
HfiIs The following yaluab improved fee simpIe nro
perry: NO IS Franklin street nea- Part ~
lQo lO ll2 and ia Henrietta street. No III Fn 49,
DweIn M pSt " ~ and ~ McElderry street. tore and
~ y llas street. The above properv is al 20
SoboIA AL BRICK BUILDINGS, and will he snId ~
accommodating terms, in fee or gronnd -, Oh
a. 'ne op'ion Oh 'ne pnreh'ser' Apply to ,1''''
my2l-lmo No o. S SIiAI5hEk,
IN: STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT
- corner Saratoga and CORTLAND streets now occ,ni,
s~sAz by MIR. II. L. lronmonger, as a grocery stove
nis-L1 W. W. GLENN, 20 n. Charles st.
fT.::f FOR RENT.-A comfortable and COM
HiiI moJi9ps two story DWELLING, with three story
PACK uldlng, centrally located 1t has range Lot
cou water gas, and all the modern conveniently ami
Is IN rst IA order throughout Apply this cce mi9t
I 1ROUND RENTS.-4 of $500, 4 of Sl37 10 4
n OF 10 OF $500 and smaller sums on city pronerv
we" secured original rents and title ndisputahr
rnyIc,f W GLENN
Nnrtl, VI,
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9nblit SaIts,
BY GIBSON d co
EXECUTORS SALE


.XA>.a- VALUABLE DWELLfNG AND lot I'M r7,
On FRlD 4Y, the 18th day Of Wa, inc. mini,
ttr" aucton, at the Exchange Saesroom in Sco
DWEi a. w . ciock that commodious Fork ST0RW
ted on 81 Mr. LOTS ATTACHED THEREr0 sitna
uS residence ct the late Nathan Rogers oihHhi'
nrhas ppsry mas front on Franklin street of "a fee,
SILLY Ttlh depth of l65 feet running back to Pr.
nu me improvements consist of large GGe
Riff Ri TIN hLHG u, with TWO STORY AND ATTIC R9i
RfAGR HtI oyer basement BRICK STABLE AND CAR
fet . n IN rear The main house has front If ns
and gas to the fourth story improvements as wafer
w;itb ~ contains two parIors and hall of unusual
tu ana depth, dining stor. room upper and iow
arcbaj iatge basement pantes. three fine airy drv
bath containing furnace, which heats the house
tee anu commOdious closets throug hOut and fnr
The l9ur OF which have dressing rooms attached
and npme anu Two large airy chambers open on lower
ont PIAZZA facing the adjoining lots which are laid
~; ls d den filled with choicest fit trass d
brick wall '' '''0'S scHcoSet IN front by
pGpSty is built of the best materials in tho most
and hsaIheSt ana Is situated in of the hi ghest
Terms@one PrdIpery appreciated should b. visited
VIII" interest from day OF sale with anDroy anu Is months
mvI2ts JUN r .ROGER Executor
Il
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M KEITH, JR., L son,
I'VE. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% ouTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Nayor y Co.'S Cast and shear Steel;
Ames, Rowlands and Kimbaps Shove and Spades j.
Keith r, CO. lacks Finishing, Codt and Shoe Nails;
Sheble Fishers Forks and Pick; American Butt Co.'s
hinges and Sad Irons Hal, Brown Co IS Snahe Cradles
and Hoes; Colburn Fenns Superior Axes; Mccullough
Co.'S 0ctararo Sheet Iron Kings Patent Chnch Nails W
b. Douglas Pumps and Rams Hoow-ware Castings Cart
Box-s Tea ketts Hoop Iron; Scythe Stones; Bells;
Faucets Conee Mills, &c, &c. ap3Otf
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9IlUeE Gllare. 6NRUeIr0. 80


;o1Iufr dqiare ye0eIfa, &c.
r f NOV A l.
SOUTHEAST CORN lRg fGeTpoYed to the
And BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
WATCHES p'neu new and beautiful assortment Of -
JEWELRY,
We would be pleasad r. %. o. AND SILVER WARE
Give call. " wa '"S'oiheiS
Y @Ei0-n - VIM BROWN co.
= RICH JEWELRY,
Fn,,r,o;,,, ,,,,...,,-, AND SILVER WARE.
cuar attention paid to neatnsss and DURABILITY in
TIC manufacture and repair of Jewelry. "
an2+r GEO W. WEBB,
aPa-u 5 E corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES
~ Garfield, BRO & CO.
Are now receiving extensive additions to IRE
IaEg Stock OF GOLD WATCHES which they offer TO hs
public at low rates '' '"'' f @ me tne
MATCHES! WATCHES WATCHES
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
NO 1877 Baltimore street,
FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT
IS the best lace in the city good reliable W aTrt
ReCe OF JeTey or to have fine Watch epaired " atnboa
st never went accurately before have been
Vekeepers after passing through ALEX NDER'S hands
or.., formerly of j. II FRENCH,
ROYAL Exchange, London.
CANFIELD, BROTHER / CO.. 'NAD'TA
" IMPORTERS TS, N MLANEuFACTtRERs.
WATCHES, FINE f JEW! PfA Y+hlsS IN
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
q D9aabah a NON. AND PRECIOUS STONES
mr2stf -ZS BALTIMORE STREET,
a-zuu Batmor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
ROBERT HELLERS
S0IkEES FANTASTIQUES
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
With entirely costly and splendid Mechanism,
bracng pleasing and astounding decisions, and
illusions in Natural Magic.
As well as the
FAMOUS INEXITAUSTIBLE BOTTLE
With its countless bations OF pure and mixed Liquors.
Wines and Cordals,
And the
BOUNTIFUL CORNUCOPIA
Which will furnish in profuson all kinds or hon hons and
CONNECTIONS for the ladies " -' anu
Admission Is cents,
Secured seats 80 cents.
IS cents ~ ''A "ique'te
Afternoon Performance will given on Saturday at
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GAaMts.
9ian0s and Hlusit.

xA~ GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHIE
II NJ WARERooMs
Nos Is, II and 10 n. EUTAw STREET
OFFICE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAW AND FAYETTE STREETS
The undersigned has ways hand one of the largest
aSsortments of PIANO tORTES in this city which for
beauty OF hnsh power and sweetness elasticity
touch have by judges been pronounced unrvaled.
me highest Premium "a Gold Mvdal-was awarde them
at the late Fair of the Maryland Institute held in October
1889. 1870 " Se''
Every Piano guaranteed for years and privilege of
exchange granted atany time within six months from cav
OF sale, If not entirely satisfactory '
Terms and prices liberal and call respectfulv solicited
before purchasing elsewhere
NJ Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and renarad
d9-tf UENpy rs iEuI L
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NetaIs. Aarouart. S:t.

HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
a. REUTER- d SONS,
NO. sc WEST BALTIMoRE STREET
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
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BY ADREON q co
SALE


49,, VALUA BILE LOTS
:, ON LEAD DENIAL AN D CROSS STREETS
T IN te case OF Oliver c. Patterson and others
- sIane Executor, and others. the undarsi1nnd
t S{ WIZ sell At auction the premises on FRIbNY
lht 22tn DAY II May, 1850, at o'clock, P NJ. ~
p Ill iHCSE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the city, If
baltimore as numbered and laid down on a Mat of b
VeyyI; IN April 1859, fol ows: " '"iN'n' sur
no ut the northwest corner LpadenbsU and
hi. ee., fronting 10 feet Cross street and eyanin
oF G Er4s TO :, MISUNDERSTANDING on the north side
Sri street adJo ing in succession to the ot last de-
IN depth. 700 's'iE - ieeI 'front.' ana 10 feet
of ~ TO i'' on the west side
eacL street. between Cross and Hamburg streats
depth Of 100 feet " " -e'uehhaH street, and
tn ot nos i6 t. Is in the rear Of
and pecihed each fronting on Peach S1Iev
anu having an even depth of So feet e"'ii a'ley,
ne terms of sale prescribed nv Tho dao.oo 49,.
III. .isI thlrd in three. and one third in sv or,is
w. from the day of e; the credit payments %,
Trustee S''S "''eS 10 the satisfaction OF the
PH OF me property win be exhibited at the time and
~ VI 'e tll which time it he seen at the One ne
M ~ rustec No. Law Buildings st Paul street ~ u
me ute is nquestionable and the taxes will no or,o
TONED to the day of sale ~ e' VIII ne appor-
ror,o. HENRY STOCKBRIDGE Trustee
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ARGE SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GILMOR, MOUNT, STRICKFR COCK AND LORNAN
STREETS

PUBLIC AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
CT Y sitting as Cou of Equi the undersigned Trustee
viii sell at publ sale at O'Clock, The Exchang. sales,
RON, second street on FRIDAY, 18th May the following
ON GlLMOR STREET
AZ LOTS-Each 25Xl57 alley % feet wide being
the entire ctons the west sid street.
between Winchester, Cook and Lorman stygetg
MOUNT STREET.
LQrSach 25xl57 feet ALLEY % feet wide On the
east SIDE CT Mount street. AMI within the boundaries the
above named streets
STRlCKER STREET.
% LOrSEach 25x57 feet to an alley ~ feet wide on the
named streets.
ton OF capitalists Title iEds put IT,. For further Infor
tiOueerS. -
Terms-Onequarer cash. balance and six months
with interest," and security TO be approved by the Trustee
HENRY c. WYSHAN, Trustee
+. W. BENNETT Il co,
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HARDWARE

Would respectfully solicit the attention of Cabinet makers
achnStS and Others to their and well-seeced
OF hARpM AK TOOLS &c, adapted to every bran oh of
Mechanical trades, comprising in large
German; Engii,h and American Loc;s Casors Hinges,
boit &c Patent Wrenches OF al kinds, Gas Filters Ply
er WrenGhes and longs all of which are offered at the
owest cash prices and the terms
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2ambRE.
n R. B A A K E E

DR. KEE "
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
GRogp ISL H INELUENzA AsTHY BsoNcHTIs al
DISEASES of every description sUccessGy trested-1m
bago, Lumbar Assesses scrofua, Rheumatism Govt Neu
EMERY Diarha Very worst cases Of Plies cured in
short time also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to and children which
are treated with distinguished success All particulars will
c4ScER ah % saSSSs L
in zT TEa STHfk rs R5s sF& e 1HG BODY
ofevey description and without the ohe knife any
cured by correspondence therefore ali such patients mus
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
will produce absorption of the CATARACT," and restore
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
Ai'a'Ae''sS O' 'ne EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use Of the knife or
die pr Baakee has constantly on hand at his office very
|. ARTIFICIAL EYES
which suitable either sex and al sgesnserted in
five minutes Ear TngMPErs of descriptions; also
large assortment q B1agt{n and H dgT9RIe
with the Arm and Elbow Attachraent ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee )int attachment.
All kinds Of Ss r r o Ry p part OF Of t thew M
scrpon for either SEX and Trusses ppcnary adap
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoaP
Doctor Baakee is of the celebrated and skifu
and surgeons now living His fame is knOwr
All letters directed to DIR. Baakee cents
TO pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
can be treated by correspondence mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
VS. Oihce Hours. from A. NJ. to p NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE
once 7Oi Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
MIST New York CITY
EREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
~ THE MEXICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will remove all dandrud,
VIII prevent the air from falling off.
WIZ prevent the hair from turning gray.
WIZ restore the hair to its original color
Ana VIII produce hair upon he badest head.
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT,
81 Baltimore street,
Opposite Maryland Institute
! 50 liberal discount to the trade
myIld II. C GREER, Agent
| NOTlCE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con
1S sgnees Of the Bremen ship OCEAN A Hopper, mas
ter, viii be responsible for any debts contracte by thu
crew of said vessel, mylS.sw
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BY SAMUEL y. SDPEII * 60
POSTPDNEJ

7 ID UNFU
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE CAN
A ron PROPERTY The undersigned Trustees of VIM
Harrison, VIII sell public auction" the Exchange Sales
lto m, on No "a May 18th, at II O'Clock NJ:
SEN EN- / BUILDING LOTS convenient sizes front
ing on Boston, Potomac, Elliott Canton Toone and Hare
streets This properly is situated in the thriving part
OF Canton within of the market house. with
the Philadelphia Railroad Boston street front and the
laid through Elliott street.
Terms Of sae-One-thrd cash; the balance in six and
twelve months in to be approved BY Trustees
FLATS OF the property be had Of either the Trustees
Law
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
Movements in Italy

From the correspondence of the London
journals we learn that there are at present
about $4,000 French troops in Northern
Italy. At latest accounts they were con
centrating at Brescia which is with
in days march of the river Mincio.
Austria was actively engaged in strength
ening her Notifications as if anticipating a
fresh encounter. The number of her troops
in Italy or the adjoining provinces was es-
timated by Austrian officers at 100000.
The Neapolitan army was gradually mov-
ing in the direction of the Papal States.
The Pope has appointed Mayerboler as
generalissimo of his trocps-a step that
was looked upon as an Indication Of re-
newed hostilities. The Austrian Emper-
or had specially declared that however it
might be with the Duchies of Parma and
Modena he could not think of abandoning
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany, or permit
ting the separation of the Romagna from
the remaining States of the Church. 1t
was stated that Counts Way and Prouay
had returned unsuccessful from Hungary,
to which they had been sent for the pur-
pose of conciliating the Protestants. Kos
suth has lately disappeared from London,
and is supposed to be turning the present
difficulties TO account.-N Y. Poet.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
From Washington
WASHINGTON, March 8.

The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Tribune, says the bill reported from
the Post Office Committee of the House,
for an overland mail to the Pacific, con-
templates one route only, bids for which
are to be received by the Post Master
General and submitted to Congress for
acceptance or rejection. The present cost
of this service is 81, 100000 annually but
a reliable contract can be made for less
than 100000.
The House was ip an excited state to day
over tie report of the violent language used
yesterday by Reuben Davis of Miss, to-
wards Mr.. Van Wyck, ofN. Y. Compare
lively few members of the House were
aware of the character of the language un-
I'll the debate was published to-day
Mr.. Davis marched about the hall all
the time the House was in session to-day
carrying cane. Anticipation of difficulty
was entertained on both sides, but the sub
ject was passed in silence.
The Harper's Ferry Committee, have
not yet decided whether Gov. Wise should
be summoned or not. He stated publicly
that no consideration would induce him to
tell all he knew concerning Browns raid
which may be the reason his friends hesi
tate to call him. 1t is not improbable that
the question may be finally submitted tc
the Senate.
The Opposition members Of the Penn
delegation hold a conference tonight, to
consider that portion of the bill proposed
for modifying tariff which relates especially
to their interests. The Committee Of
Ways and Means have endeavered 10 frame
this measure carefully, so as to consider all
interests fairly and make no excessive
demands and duties graduated according
to the best results of experience for pro
lection and revenue.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

ONO PEN1TENT1ARY.--The annual re-
port of the Directors and Warden of the
Ohio Penitentiary, for the year ending
Nov. 1st, 1859, exhibits the following facts
The number of convicts in prison at that
date was s55-males s3s, and females Is.
Number received during the year, 431.-
Number discharged, pardoned, died and es-
capped during the year, IT'S. Number Of
lifetime convicts now in prison 55. OF
the convicts received during the year, 81
were temperate, 100 moderate drinkers
and 153 received during the year, are the
parents of 4S6 children. The greatest
number of convicts from any one county,
is from Hamilton, 1874. Cuyahoga is next
11O. Champaign has 2; Clark 4; Union
1; Delaware 5; and Logan IA. So that
Logan is more largely represented than
any county in this District. Can the Ga
zette account for this? There are but four
Printers in the Prison, which speaks well
for the profession.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

ONO CITIZENS IN SLAvERY-SLow Re-
DREss.-In 1850 family of free colored
persons named Polly, were outrageously
kidnapped from Lawrence County, in this
State, and carried into Cabell county, Va.
Efforts have since been made to obtain
their freedom through the Courts of Vir-
glnia, but without success as yet. Every
sort of quibble is resorted to hold their
stolen victims, and the present Legislature
of Ohio has passed joint resolution ap-
propiating 81 900 to defray expenses of lit
igation in Virginia for the reclamation Of
the Polly family. Ten years is long
time to withhold redress, when the person
al rights of men and women are trodden
down, and Ohio seems to have been strange
ly patient in waiting on the tardiness Of
Virginia. The resolution passed the Sen
ate by vote 20 to Z, the nays all demo-
Gratis except one, Mr.. Ready, of Tusca-
rawas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

ANOTHER NATIONAL CONVENTION "Con.
stitutional Union Party" as they style them.
selves, are to hold their National Convention al
Baltimore, on the 9th Of May. This movement
is intended to anticipate Chicago. and take ad-
vantage of all the disunions that may grow out
of the Charlestoa Convention. All those who
are opposed to extreme seetionalism, and at the
same time opposed TO the Democratic party, md
to the Administration of Mr. Buchanan, will be
present at this meeting, and it will, indeed, be
an important gathering, in all respects. If the
Charleston Convention does not rally to its sup
port the Southern Americans, they will be il
force at Baltimore on the ninth of May. and i
is now stated that they will nominate eithe
Bell or Bates. 5-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15

SINGULAR TINE FOR MARRIAGE-A loving
couple in Mempis, Tennessee, were last week
married under the following singular circum-
stances: They were taking carriage ride in
one Of the principal streets in that city, when
they CHANGED to meet Judge Hill. who was
riding leisurely along upon favorite donkey
They at once accosted him. and requested him
to unite them in the holy bonds of wedlock.-
He acceded to the proposition, and, without
dismounting, performed the ceremony, making
the occupants Of the vehicle one. and having
for witness the mule, and two or three persons
who were passing at the time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-03-15
wAbe Lincoln has been doino ooo,

ES Abe Lincoln has been doing good
service in the New Hampshire campaign.
He addressed the Republicans of Concord
on the afternoon of the lst inst. The
Statesman says: The notice was brief, the
travelling execrable, and rain in large quan
titles had fallen for several hours; but in
spite of dismal weather the hall was full.
When the distinguished stranger ascended
the platform murmur of applause announ-
ced to such as were not directing attention
thither, that be had come. Mr.. Lincoln ad-
dressed the people for an hour and half
in one of the most powerful logical and
compacted speeches to which it was ever
our fortune to listen; an argument against
the system of Slavery and in defense of
the position of the Republican party, from
the deductions of which no reasonable man
could possibly escape. He fortified every
position assumed, BY proofs which it is i'm
possible to gainsay; and while his speech
was at intervals inlivened by remarks which
elected applause at the expense of the
Democratic party, there was nevertheless
not single word which tended to impair
the dignity of the speaker, or weaken the
force Of the great truths he uttered.