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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Spring Elections.

Spring Elections.
The elections for Township officers will be held
on Monday the ID Of April. We hope the De
mocracy of the several townships of this county
will Immediately set about the work of organza-
ton There is not a township in the county but
the Democrats can carry with good ticket and
the proper effort. These elections will have
theiDntluence on the fail elections. Democrats
are usually negligent about the spring elections,
and often suffer the opposition to secure all the
township (ices where they could easily have them.
Where the Republicans can carry a township they
take every thing they can get, so that Democrats
are under no obligation to be courteous in these
matters. We propose that meeting be called in
each township for the nomination Of ticket. We
viii publish calls for these meetings with pleasure<
ANY Democrat may &c. them up lit is desired
that tickets be printed we will print enough for
any township except Hardy for 81 so. This will
not pay us but We want to see the work go on.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
The Revival.

The Revival.
The Revival at the NJ. E. Church is still going
on. Up to this time about one hundred and
twenty have joined the Church.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Guardians sale.

z ' pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court ~
p IT lines county Ohio. made on the 10Th day of
JIlV.rl %. -. roo, III the case Of George Nyer
guardian Of Nag4uiena Myer against his Ward Tho
.1rr-.-l-d WI. nu the goth DAY of February A
D. l-f1. a- 20 O'clock \. ". of said day, On tho
U~au'sas IN Knox towu-bp offer al pu bile sale the
t'Iowi s-erIJed real state situate in Holmes c.
OHIO, to-WIt:
.ae west hlifof thc.so4th-east quarter of IN.
u.-'h-ar-t quarter 81 section twcnty-fve Of ranss
nine and township nine. containing tweDtr-nins
uar.-; pprai-ei 20 S33UfO
The south part OF the southwest quarter Of the
-1utu-uast quarter Of section sixteen township nins
and range nine, bounded "a folows, to-vit: Com
InrUcIug ut tIc -outh vest corner of said quarter
thence north tGir's minItes enst and forty-eiph,
p-rcHes 90 post. thence south eight nine degrees
tl,rt minutes cast and eighty pcrc cs TO a most.
Theme. -lurH fIrs degrees west foriy-aght ne rches
i0 ID pos. thence north cighty-nue degrees tbirty
minutes w"-' eighty rarches 10 the place Of begin
ring containing twenty four acres: appraised a.
5 ~. .Dp.
IHa north ha1fo Of she north west quarter of IN,
sGutAan-t quarter Of section sixteen, township nine
ami range nine. subject 10 the life estate Of MARI
NHt. D. -he .eyc.s!yn3Ty interest of said ward
aprra. .-ad ar 5000.
ferns 0fsu.e;-One third cash on the dsy Of ssle
one third I'm one and third in two Years from
raa day Of sale. Ia be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold, aud the deferred payments to bear
interest the rate Of -iX per cent per annum pay.
u bic annually.
GEORGE MYER
Guardian of MAGDALENA MYER.
REED CRITCHFIELD, Attorneys
January 10. $50. Tiprfsjl2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
MoHat's Life Pills and Phcnix Ditters.

IN case Of >cro'ld, Ulcers SrurrsY or EruutionS Of
the SKIN the operation Of The ie N,dj.HeS is truly
aSouishu" "ic removing, in few days, erGry yusugt
OF these loAlSom diseases by their purifying effects
on the bloc bdiOHs fecer ami ,egH1, EysDeDsj1,
DropsY, piles, aut in short most all disru.ts soon
vie d to tn r tive properties No family should be
without them, by their timely use much suiIiog and
expense may be saved. For sale By ). X. RtIFr
ni1yD Milersburg, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
H.g- DIR. EATON.S INFANTILT

CORDIAL DR. E1ton's N,tihfile Cordtat Is remarkable
TOT wonderful beneficial effects in the treatment or
children. For Group, dysentery, aud teethiog it has
never been surpassed, and Tiers should times he
wroyded with suply they value the lives and the
comfort o fthdr little ones.
The prpara Ion Of BLOOD FooD among the most i'm
porant discoveries Of the age, They medicines
but food Tor The blood already prepared for abso patun
pleasant TO the taste, and natural In action, and what
ouc gHinR, he retains. The BLOOD Foop scientific
D scoyery, differing fom all medicines; aud for
'unptiln III oat Diseases livcrcompaint,, dyspepsia
and other diseases incident to fle human frame, is
usled for its hFalng and s'rtnthcnin' qualities Co
iHHlbHs, Ohto, Gtzrtte. "Sr1 advertisement
For Sale by J, X, Ram, Druggist, Mllcrsburh, Ohio
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Sale OfHeal Estate by Order
OF Probate COUrt.

ON Saturday March gath, A, D., 1850, at O'Clock
" in the AFTERNOON, at the door of the Court
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the property Of John Mellow
ell deceased to-wit: The west part of the north
west part of the Lot No. in the 3gd quarter Town
ship NJ, Q, of rougoT Of tho Connecticut Western
Reserve School lands IN Holmes County, Ohlu,
commencing at post on the west side # said lot ~
perches aud ~ links south Of the norh-wesi corner
OF said tot thonce south Is degrees west - pcrcho
i46 perches 10 post. thence uorth + degrees east
10 perches and T. links to post thcngc north ~
degrees west 1872 perehcs To the place Of bcslnnlnS
containing Is acres.
Said real estate appraised at s4so
Terh' "f sale UnN thira cash IN hand, 9ne:third
in one year ana one H. ird in two years, with inter-
est from date the defer red pa yments 10 be sccGred
b. mortgage % the premsseg
LYDIA Mcdowell, Adpipistrstor
oF John Mcdowell acceaisd
Feb. 81, 1860. .--niw5prfst0S,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Notice.

.Lucian Louthtr. Mary +. Louther and Andrew
Mitchell guardian OF MARY +. Louther, residents of
tue state If Nrgi mia will take notice that Isabella
f1rD-, formerly Isabella L"Uther and Elijah Forbs
Lar husband. Samuel Louther. Ellen Louther
Elizabeth henderson: formerly Elizabeth I0utber
a.l Samuel Ii uIerson her husband Cyutha Kerr
l0rma d. Csntha l.outber and James Karr, her
husband, William VI. Louther. Adam s. Louther.
Robert &. Louther and A. J, Louther did on tie
l..H DAY "t October \. j.. i-ig. ile their petition
IL the Court Of Common Pleas Holmes County
% Iio. against the said Lueieu Lcuther, uary f.
Luut1,r and Andrew Michel gurdian Cf Mary
!Jut4er. -.euo4uts setting f r5h that the said de.
tsnda1t. nod certain lands desert bed in the pc
t.rDn. situate in ID. said Count. Of Holmes Ohio
!- tru-, '.~ '4e Plaintiff. and why =. u LANDS are
J. II yy u,ienaants in irust. and praying that the
Court mgg order the defendants 10 execute title
Tor -ur Iecguga Of said lands 10 these plain
tl1s up tLe pl. mont upon the part of the plain
/. Y. nt Whatever sum Of money may be uuc the
j .fouiau.- .-s heir, Of Samuel Louther deceased
uu.n q certain mortgage executed by William
Lguther geceu,cl, to saId Samuc! Louther, on the
4,h Gay # April 1879.
And the said Lucien L0uthcr, Mary E. Louther
ald Andrew Nltchc guardian uf Nlry T.. Louther
are hercUy notified that they are required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the .rd sat
urJC. after the 18th uf March 1SGU
REED q CRlTCHFIELD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
JarUr~y 2lst IsGo. n5lwGprfS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
The Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and Chicago
Rail road.


II is stated that the defective portion of this
road. between the Pennsylvania line and Mans
field, is being rapidly replaced with new iron.-
The company have been good deal troubled with
breaking of rails in this part Of Ohio, this winter
but they have sent On several hundred tons OF new
material, so that in couple of weeks the road
will be in a fair condition from Fort Wayne to
Pittsburgh. We also learn that the "Rochester
junction contract" which has been quite unpop-
ular among parties interested in the Fort Wayne
road expired on the lth of January, and that the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Company are now using
the track between Rochester and Pittsburgh on
terms agreed TO by the receiver, sequestor and
beard of directors. The Chicago Times, in late
article on this road, says; "As soon as VIM. B.
Ogden resigns supreme, and Geo. w. Cass has the
full swing in his department, we shall expect to
sse the splendid property they represent assume
its original position before the public, and become
to the seaboard cities wha. those cities are to us
tributaries 70 wealth and development
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Coffee ana Tea.


The consumption Of coffee in the United States
has increased from ffty-iour millions of pounds in
1884, to two hundred and fiiyone millions in $50.
In 1894, the consumption three pounds per
head at the present time it is eight pounds. Its
price was lowest in 1919. when il was sold at about
the same price as the duty levied upon it prior =
1888 The average price for the last thirty years
has been below nine cents per pound The con
sumption of tea has increased during the same
period from thirteen millions of pounds, to thirty
six millions. Its average price for the last twenty
FIVE years has been forty-cight cests per pound
The average duty levied ON it at the custom
house prior to 1898, was thirty-two cents per
pound. The consumption of suger during the
same period has increased from one hundred and
ninety Ave millions Of pounds, to eight hundred
and eighty -four millions. Its price lowest in
1913, and for three years was below -four cents per
POUND.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
FARM FOR SALE
At . GREAT BARGAIN!

TENIIE SUBSCRIBER wishing to move west VIII
q scil III tarmor which ueuew yes, two mites
north II +iIogsaurr. "a jhc Wooster ruau. This
farm INSISTS Of ii Igrts .4 good land gs b. l
II lines -uIut., l. w1te-ad h- Homes rUG and hf
buck, and mas about llUHgre- ln.crculuY5ti0 ti0I. tc
baIauoc being well timbrred. Two good houses,
with failing wareruegr the door. JaHs barn,
stables and other uu hull iings and un orchard oi
choice fruit. Ans purs.u wishing % purchase tle
same may call IN the Der !yIuguu SAINT farm
who will take plea a-ure Ia showing the property -.
Terms will be ligI. easy.
DANILLR. WOLGANOT.
ll.L i-n - .ot-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Meeting.

protracted meeting of the Evangelical Luth.
eron Church viii be held, commencing on Sunday
next.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

"a
VERY large, YES q tremendous assortment o.
BOOTS * SHOLS has just been receive.
by c. HAITI. The .'Bgn n0' ras fund dam
in Hc rodd'' j. still Living. and wasn't dead a'
all. but HIATT Is selling Oft very fast and EXTRA.
ORDINARY CHEAP. lfyou have a
EELEN u
whom you want to surprise. take him or her ~
HATT's. to see the wonderful LOW PRICES at
which he offers to sell his Boots, Shoes, sc. Be
sure and 20
TO
HATTs for that is the place to get the best article
at the very lowest price. Come and see, one and
ALL
Of YOU, ANYHOW. What's Ihc use. HIATT j. ai-
way, 9n hands. in good hUmor, and never any
thing else than clever to al
M EN-
and womcn--c-pecitly the latter! fla lady de-
sires to be well suited, she calIgt do better than
to 20 to HAMS.
He employs the best w0rllmen, and does all
kinds Of custom work to order.
He IS not only friend to all men, but keeps
fine thing, lTindmgs) Of ali kinds Tor Shoenl-
icrs. such as Leather, Lasts, Pegs, Thread. and
Nails.
Millersburg, April :, 1859.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
EECVgRES ENER VlEMPEOPLE.

Street Baptist Chapel live poo Eng and iirs' Series.
With Biographical Introduction by
Dr.. Il, SlIELrDE MACKENZIE.
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Upon remittance ofthe price Of be iOok and - ad.
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Stove Polish

OF \ SUPERIOR QUALITY, AT iHE HOOK STORE
~ Dee. II, '5s-u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
lodge Me citing.

The regular communication fspartan Lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons will be held at Mason
ic Rall on tomorrow friday evening.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
NATIONAL LIBRARY.
LIVES OF ILLUSTRIOUS WOMEN

bt ALL AntS AND NAIlbNS
Including the Empress Josephine, Lady Jane Grey.
Beatrice nc Joan of Arc Aunr B,,l Charlotte Cor
day, symiramis, Heuobia, Boad.c pte, etc. Eiiteu by
MARY T., HEWITT
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One volume, l2mo., cloth, $3.50 pages. Price Al, .5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
WILLIAMSBURG EMPORIUM!
q MULNANE has just received n large an
~ . splendid stock Of Fall and Winter Good
which he will sell cheaper than ever.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

His stock Of Dress Goods can't be surpassed hy
anything west Of New York; consisting of silks,
Plaids, Mcrinos, De LANES lhbets, elenciea De.
I'm 20
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
A LARGE ASSESSMENT OF SmAwLs
LANIES NTTRS.

Bgochae Shawls,. Ayerno Shawls, Stella Shawl.
las, Cloals, aud Cloak Cloths \ large assustmentof of
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
CEMENT! CEMENT!I CEMENT!!I.

Where the reople Of ,he County he suited ia light:
u5-u2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

Victoria Cuffs &c. His stock of Bounets, Hoods
and Bonnet Trimmings, cannot be surpassed, for
they selected with great tie also wishes
to call the attention Of the public to his large and
Won sci .elel stock of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

SEWING MACHINES desperate atfemDt ia
being made 10 induce the public to believe that
patent originally granted TO Atkins 4 Feithousen
Is about to be re-issued TO James g Wilson. with
new claims, which will embrace the feed motion
In all the most approved sewing machine This
Pretence is false. No such patent has been issued
or VIII be Ii is true Judge Dunlop, of the Distric;
OF Columbia, made a decision In Wilson's fay,r
and everything the decision Of the Commf ssi oner
o. Patents Bot in making an order directing the
patent to be reissue with certain sp cific claims
the Judge 'ranscended the powers conferred on
MIN by law But since the decision in question
by Judge Dnnlop, different decision has been
made by M Justice Nelson of the Supreme Con n
OF the $, Judge of higher grade and more
general jurisdiction. to the effect that the claims
set up by James q. Wilson for Atkins & Felthousen
are groundless Ii follows from this last decision:
LIST That Wilson can never get the Akius a.
Felthousen patent reissued with any claims in II
and ~ @'y o"e'
20. III be could get said patent re-issued with
ali tne Claims asked for, il has been declared
Invalid by the highest Judicial authority in the
country. - - VAC
George b. Sloat and his infringing sewing
mac Mines, have been put under Injunction i6
New York, after full hearing, and ali who sell
OF use them are liable to injunction also.
-. q. f.. = -.4.-. L. M. SINGER Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01
Personal

$3.50 Com. Lavalette, L. :. NJ, is at the National
- Gen. Leslie Coombs, just elected Clerk of
the Court OF Appeals of Kentucky by the Unionists
Is nearly eighty years old
80. Col. j Lucius Davis, Of Va ; Col VIM .
Carroll, Of Memphis Tenn. Gen Jno II Nc Dan
lei, president Of Lynchburg and Tennessee rail-
road are at Browns.
.-.' Professor Barnard. Of Mississippi. presi-
dent Of Oxford University, is In this city, and
stopping at the Hon. Jacob Thompson's, Secre-
tary Of the Interior. ..
49, Miss Catharine Sedgwick, the well known
anthoress, has receatly been i'll with the Group,
but Is now recovering She had an attack of the
sane complaint about year since. . ...
49, Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler, who is now on
visit to her daughter in Philadelphia, has pur-
chased the beautiful residence formerly owned by
Mrs. :. q. Lee, and advertises the PERCH" her
FORMER romantic little cottage at Lenox, for sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

The PARAGUAY DECISION -''Ion" of the Bal
umore Sun, says: ''Fhe President has under con-
sderatiOn 1t is said, the decision of the Paraguay
commission, adverse TO the claims Of the Rhode
Island Company, In whose behalf coersive meas.
nres against Paraguay were long urged and finally
adopted Ii is stated in opposition to the decision
Of Mr. JObnson-hrst, that this government as
sumed, upon evidence before it, that the sum of
S5O,OOO was due 10 the company as damages for
tnelr Ioss OF profitable contract; second that
our munster was authorized to compromise the
claim for this sum- to obtain its adjudication by
commission third, that Lopez admitted the lie
oiHty OF his government to the company for
Damages; and fourth, that Lopez offered Mr. Bow
lin the sum OF Se5O.g00 in of the claim
q which offer Mr. Bowlin, under his instructions
declined The company would probably be glad
10 accept that sum now /: may well be doubted
whether the President will set aside the decision
and those who know the frmness of MIR Johnson
VIII hardly suppose that he will modify his de-
clsion, upon the representation Of the facts above
stated. The report and testimony will no doubt
20 before Congress at the next session. and IL they
choose they can provide for another expedition
against Parag udy;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

THE NuNBER OF VOTERS IN BALrrMoRE-In
tue hrst branch of the City Council of Baltimore
on Thursday evening, communication was re-
ceived from the Commissioners on the redvision
OF the wards, giving the following as the number
OF voters IN each ward, viz First Ward 900;
Second, =, 81 Third, 05e; Fourth, 2,Oi7; Fifth,
Ninth, 2,iaS; Tenth, 2,lil; Eleventh, 1,775;
Twelfth, LIS; Thirteenth, 1904; Fourteenth
2,l50; Fifteenth, 2,l2o; Sixteenth, 2,OU7; Seven.
teenth, 300; Eis hteenth, $780, Nineteenth IDS;
Twentieth, 1 .NU. Total. 80. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01
By A. GREEN, Auctieneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctieneer.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF LIQUOR EsTAB
~ LIsHMENT AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the
81 day OF september, at 10 o'olock a. w shall SOL
1t the store Of John Frederick tSereoke ON Penn
avenue, betveen ~ and 9Th sueets, No. 3si, the
whole OF his stock and fixtures, viz:
Fine Cognac Brandles E7s
Different b. ands Of WHISKY. sls- -srs,
HOLLAND Gin, D. E-T- .- Irsfs
Port. Madeira and other Wines.
GhamIasne, Hook Wines aud Absynthe,
eootch Whisky, - ! - s~'
Imported Cigars Of all brands,
Anchoyies and Dutch Herrinrs
Two show Windows and Stors Fixturea.
Ana many other articles which we ueom IN unpeo
eseary IN enumerate. - :
The attention Of dealers 10 particularly called 10
this sale, as bargains may be ex pected
terms: All sums suder Ssl cash; over asn and
MT exoeeding 50, credit OF days; over Is and
endorsed notss ~ = '-'t~' -fr'N
b. order al the Executor and Rxeoutrix.
~ ia ~ 90 god A. GRkkN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01
By THos; BOWLING eeorsssovn.

BY THOS. BOWLING; 6eorsetovn.
4. b WRIeHT, Salesman.
OO nm LBS. BROWN SOAP, TALIyOw
%%,UUO ASHES, Cow AND CALI, &C AT Arc
It"N.IOn MONDAY next, the Sd OF septemOer at
20 O'CLOCK a. shall sell, at the factory Of IN.
lsts James ODonoehue, on First street, ~ order
Of the Orp ans Court
22tW re brig INT and Dark soap,
lito lbs. Rendered ALLOW, Soda Ash.
Also sapsTisr Bon senn oe nc. En- ,1g
Terms ofsae: S1 aud under cash: over A1a
credit of 90 and Gays. for approved endorsed noss
bearing interest.
-. BENZ, SMITH, Admini,trator w A.
an fe-dts THOS. BOWLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

II Several families who have escaped the
hoFflsie massaeres of which Syria has been the
theatre" says the PrOgrss of Lyons, shave arrived
in tnis city within the last few days, well as
certain number Of monks belonging to the differ
ent establishments on those inhospitable coasts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

&C. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
- ruRkAf AucrIoN.-On MONDAY the 81 day
residenec OF q gentlemen declining houseke eeinr,
on the vest side Of tourth street, between and x
streets north good assortment OF n ouse rnish-
Ing Goods. viz; -,
Mahogany Seiss. Chars and Foot stools,
DO. Marble top Center and Fancy Tables,
DO. Secretary ard Whataot.
Do. Damask covered Sofas and Easy Chairs,
Damask. Lace aud other CURTAINS
Gllt-ffame Glass China Vases.
MAHOGANY Sidescatd and Dressing Tables,
Cane, Wood seat Chairs ssd LouHg>s,
hedsteads, bureaus ana Wsrdrabes,
Washstands, Toilet Sets. Towel Rsots,
Ingram, Stair and othe Ca pets =
HAIR, Cotton top and Husk Mattressee,
heNher Beds PLlovs and holsters,
Blansets, Comic. II Sheets and Ceses
SookIne, AR tight and other Stoves
loSether with general assortme 4 Of Kitchen
Terms: Al sums Of and under s1s cash over
Soa credit OF and moLths, for approved en-
dofssd not q, beaTiag intersst -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

ITAn Iowa exchange says: "A lot of runaway
slaves passed through Iowa City recently on the
underground railroad on their way to Canada
They Were under the conductorship of a brother
OF CopPic, who was executed at Harper's Ferry
for his active completely In the John Brown raid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

III The committee in New York for the rele
OF the destitute and suffering in Syria have re-
ceived contributions to the amount Of se,77s, a
large portion Of which has already been trans
mitfed - ... ID -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

~ The Consultation treats at length upon what II
calls The Inconsistency Of Mr.. Douglas on the
Territorial question. -li .
The IAtsiigsHreT quotes from the Philade, phia
North American, to show that the slavery ques.
tion 10 settled. y rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01
By A. GREEN Aaesiopecr.

- By a. GREEN Aaetionscr.
SALE OF fUkNITURE &C., AT AUCTION.
- On iUBspAY, the4 b d., OF S-psem b~r st 10
S,seci .; 4, n shall s,Il, al No 400 Penn; syeaue
the honsel me following a 'uules, wa:
karse Msnosany Mssbls top sideboara,
lerse Erepch Pate Mirrors ABOUT Eve feet high,
Large OIL PAINTINGS and OF her rsotures,
tssfse Sss Chasaehert, -.- d. r.Er
/ wsInaf Ersss: ION, y-ry fne. -sd
Lace and other Curtain, Ell. la
btuesels Carp = snd OIL Cloth,
Cook Hang ant Fixturea,
Lot of kitchen Reeuisit~s,
ate. - ~ " ~
Terms made known on day ofrsi.
az sd go A. GREEN, Auct.
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EDSPANIsH INTENTIONS ON Sr. DOMINGO
Com. Poor, Of the sloop-of-war st. Louis, reports
to the Navy Department, from St Domingo city,
that on the morning before his arrival the 10Th Of
July, Spanish screw frigate landed number of
emgrants with arms. 1t IL suspected that the
Spanish government has Interior views Of recover
ing Its authority over that section Of the island
More emigraats are expected from Venezuela,
ostensibly for agricultural purposes