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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

Yaneey spoke in Knoxville, Tenn, on The
22d Of September. Parson BrownloW
was present a part of bis speech. Brown
low says:
aYancey stated that the white women
at the North stand over the wash-tub, and
cook-that white men black boots and
drive carriages, and perform all othe men
ial services while at the South, where we
were more elevated, We make negroes per.
form these degrading dutiesl This was q
most unfortunate hit for this latitude. II
might do in South Alabama, or the weathy
portion of the cotton states. But every
tenth men be was speaking to did not own
a negro; while the wives and daughters OF
nine-tenths of all who heard him, wash,
cook aud milk cows, without ever expecting
they were performing menial services !
Even our enterprising townsmen, Lucky
and Hanks, who drove their garages out
to the depot, and again TO the speaking,
never supposed they were less elevated
than those who were riding in their car
riages. And verify, if this aristocratic
southern part desife no votes from that
class who black their own boots, and drive
thir own carriages and wagons, their share
10 East Tennessee will be SMALL"
BroSnIow asked Yaneey if he thought
the election of Lncoln would be sufficient
pretext for the dissolution of the Union
Instead Of replying to the question, Yam
cey commenced catechising Brownlow, who
answered BY saying:
Il am one of numerous party at the
South who will, if even Lincoln shall be
elected under the forms of our constitution,
and by the authority of law, without com
miting any other offence than being cleo
ted, force the vile disunionists and seeess-
ionists of the South to pass over our dead
bodies in their march TO Washington to
break up this government"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
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NeWs.


The Secretary of the Interior has deci-
ded not to remove the thirty clerks in the
Land Office. Work is TO be furnished
them to The detriment of about one hubd-
red Indies who work out of the Office
The Secretary remarked jocularly, that be
would not remove the clerks, as Lincoln
would do that fast and soon enough.-In
the islands of Madagascar the reisning
Queen has very suddenly changed her re-
iigious policy. She has all at once, by the
most solemn form of proceeding known in
the kingdom, declared in favor of her son
as her successor, who is an avowed friend
of Christianity.-At-a a recent ball in San
Francisco, two thousand eight hundred and
eighty people were simultaneously "bob-
bin around'-CoL Hugh Forbes, whose
name figured so extensively in the papers
during the John Brown excitement, and
who, atlerly has been in the employ of
Garribaldi as commander of Mezzano, in
Sicily, is said to be ont of office once
more. He was found to be incompetent
and impractible, a disturber of peace, and
an oppressor Of the officers under him I;
therefore, he has been superseded and
now goes about Sicily denouncing Garibal
di and Victor Elnanuel.-A letter from
Linn says tailor who said in Court that
he thought he could recognize the assassin
of General Castro, was waylaid in the
street at night by four men who told
him, tive will not kill you, but We shall
make you harmless" Then then rubbed
his eyes with vitriol, which blinded him
completely. Tho unhappy man has 'receiv
ed pension from the President. -,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

KNAvERy AND FoLLY.-The Ohio States
man, in an article on the election in Ohio,
has the following specimen of a ''confde: ce
man )" s31hs t{ tHFi
'Be the result as it may, we invoke our
friends TO 60 to work at once and prepare
for the final struggle in November. We
are quite confident that Judge Douglas is
stronger in Ohio by many thousands than
our most favorable vote on Tuesday"
We are more confident than the States
man dare be, if ifaDything, that the writer Of
the extract given above, is mixture of the
knave and fool-knave for attempting 20 SO
deceive bis readers, and sodden fool for
thinking any body will believe such silly
stuff.
Mr. Douglas never saw the day, since the
election of Gen. Pierce, that he could car
ry Ohio or, any other Northern State, aud
this moment he is weaker in each and eve
ry one of them, by many thousand votes
than ever National Democrat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Mexican News.

4
As much interest has been occasioned by
the late events at Vera Cruz, in connection
with the movements of the Spanish fleet,
the result Of Inquiries at proper sources
warrant the assertion that there is not the
slightest foundation for the statement,
widely circulated, that Captain Jarvis IN
terfered in the affair that took place some
weeks ago, between the Captain of the
Spanish brig Berenguela and the Jaurez
Government; nor did Captain Jarvis send
q note to the Spanish Commodore, con-
dernning his course, nor act in any other
disappearing manner. The relation be-
tween these two officers were of the most
cordial character, without reference 10 po-
liticaT questions; and Major Ancoraga
when coming to New Orleans on the Poch-
ahonias, has been SO gallantly treated that
he expresses himself in the most compli-
mentary terms towards the officers of our
Navy. sas z3s-El lg-
1t is further reliably asceriained that the
action of the Spanish Commodore was
suspended, and the feet Withdrawn to Ha-
wanna, in consequence of pressing repleser-
tatious of Spanish subjects in Vera Cruz,
through the French Consul TO the Captain
General of Cuba. The bolnbardment,
they stated, would not only destroy much
OF their property, but peril their lives.
No further hostile demonstrations will
be made in the absence of advices from
Madrid II is alSo known that fbe rom
mander of our Gulf Squadron is not left
to his own discretion. but that he will act
under the advice of Minister Mclane, in
the event of the bombardment of Vera
Cruz by the Spanish, aud extend all possi-
bic protection 10 American persons and
property including the landing of marines
at Vera Cruz for that purpose.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
NBecause the Douglas Democrats di

EE Because the Douglas Democrats did
not quite overcome all opposition in and
redeem the three Black Republican States
of Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, on Tues
day last, is no reason why the flag of Pop
uiar Sovereignty should BE- lowered one
inch from lis high standard before the peo-
pie Paiadeoler.
We do not see how the ban,ling can be
"lowered an inch," without hole is first
dug, for it is now fat as n founder and
cold as one of Abe Lincoln's iron wedges.
"Lower it," indeed, why, man, it is now so
low "there is none TO do il reverence"
To call such humbug Popular Sow
ereiguty" shows queer taste. No sover-
eign in Europe,-not even the deposed
Bomba of Naples. is so unpopular as is
this thing, called in irony, "Popular Sow
ereigniy." National Democrat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Fusion in Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia Press DougIas) talks
of fusion in Pennsylvania, thus: 1
The. result of the Gubernatorial election
inIhis State demonstrates more conclusive
y ahe. folly of any attempt to unite the
anti. lincoln organizations, composed re-
spectisely of the friends of Douglas, Bell
and Breckenridge, upon common joint
stock electoral ticket, than any comments
we can make. There was more complete
and cordial fusion in favor of General Fos-
ter than can be expected for any mongrel
Presidential combination, yet he was de-
feated by much larger and more decisive
majority than Pennsylvania has ever given,
since the days of jackson, against any can
didate in the October elections which have
preceded Presidential contests.
No union can be more unnatural than a
cooperation of the friends Of Douglas and
Breckenridge in this State in support oi
joint-electoraL ticket. A clear, broad we'll
defined issue has been made by the latter
against the former, and the proper place to
meet it is at the great American political
tribunal the ballot-box.
= = It is no part
of the business of the friends of Douglas
to parley, negotiate, or trade and bargain
with those who have, up to this time, done
all in their power to undermine his strength
and to defeat him. They cannot with pro
priety make any terms or fusions with his
most dangerous enemies; but, relying upon
the justice Of their cause, they can only ap
peal for support to the masses, who control
their Own votes, and not to-, the paltry
hucksters who make themselves ridiculous
by their efforts to barter away American
suffrages, as if our political organization.
were composed of Hessians, and Chairmer
of Committees were princes authorized tc
| sell them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
~The Radical Aholiiiou

~The Radical Abolition State Con-
vention which was assembled here last week
was thihly attended, but manifested con-
siderable spirit. Ultra Abolition resolu.
tions were adopted. A straight-out Ger.
rit smith electoral ticket nominated, and 8
State Central Committee appointed. Tbi,
Committee consists of w. Hunter, of Bry
an; Geo. Gordon, Iberia; 7. B. Mccormick
Oberlin; w. Burr, Rayenna; VIM. johnson
ERidgeyilIe.- Oberlin Nevs. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Marria0e Aotitss.

Married.-nn the l1th inst at the brides residence
by Ed \. A. Walker, Mr.. JosurA MogELASD and Miss
HANNAH Hague both of this county.
--0n the 10th inst, at the residence Of Mr.. A.
Inses, by Rev. W. Bruce, Mr.. JoHy C. MCKENZIE and
hHoDA r PALMER all of this county. T7is &
--At the parsonage in Midd'etown, o., on the
llth inst. by Rev. B. d. Jones' Mr. JACOB HoLLINGER,
of Clinton Summit CO., ami Mrs. MARY ANN GRIFFITH,
OF West Lebanon, Wayne co., o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died.-nf Sore Throat Sept. Slst A. D. 1880 at 9:I5
ccl'c, A. NJ BARBARA ELLEg eldest daughter of A. s..
Eliza keim, aged years, month and 20 dnys.
On the same day, of the same disease at 2i5 clock
p NJ ALICE JANE, second daughter Of the same aged 5
years, month and DAYS.
On the 9th day of October, 1850, of the DISEASE
JOHN ALVIN third child and only of the same aged
8 years and 10 days
On the 9Th of October in Mechanic township,
Holmes county o., Mrs. JANE MCKENZIE. The deceas-
ed born in ireland. Her father grated to Amer
lea when she ninc old aud settled in Pennsyl
vana. few years after her father moved to Column
bisna county, o. where She resided until married. She
married to Brady Mckenzie, the 18th OF March,
1929 and moved with her husband to Holmes county,
Al the time of her marriage she a member of the
Presbyterian Church. but for 81 years previous her
death, was member of the Associate Church Com.
On the Sd of October. 1860, at her residence in
Millersburg, Mrs LAURA MORRIS daughter of Lyman
Scott, Esq. decd, of Millersburg-aged ~ years
The deceased kind and dutiful child-a sociabe
companion-an alectionate wife and mother and more
than all, she suffered and died like christian
Asleep in Jesus-blessed sleep, -----z-4
,fs From which none ever wakes to weep.
in Akron Oct, 5th of Dipthcria, HARRA J :, eld-
est son of Henry and Mary Mussc aged three years and
SIX months.
"Alas another flower has fed,
another Angel form has fed, ET
That dear one the grave has shaded,
He's now numbered with the dead.
We shall miss his music voice,
We sha II miss his fairy tread
But It's cd has made the choice,
A golden crown aow decks his head
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
THE GREAruoLlAND REMEDY.

BERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS.-Persons sub
!ect TO nervous sick headache, Will find Berhave's
Holland Btters sure, safe and pleasant remedy 1t
soothes the throbbing head correcs acidity os tue
stomach assists dgestom and creates heaty appetite
an eectual remedy. The fact that it is very popular
medicine throughout all the Holland settlements in Wis
consin New York. Michigan Illinois and Indiana speaks
much in its favor. See Advertisement in another col
uain. H.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

r~RRLIGI0US SNOTICE.-Thew " ooster and
- Tuscarawas conferences of the Ohio synod oil
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, will hold meeting
IN AlHersbuyg, commencing Thursday evening Nov.
Isl MINISTERS and delegates will report themselves on
their arrival at the house of the pastor loci Ii Is ce-
sired that persons from distance clerc and lay Wis
itors inform the minister in charge by letter OF their
intention to be present at the meeting that the nc
cesy arrangements may be made for their comfortable
entertainment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

E-The Evansville und.) Daily En-
gnrer, a Douglas organ, has been discon-
s6nued for want of material aid.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Holmes county, o.,
at their next session. to he held at the Auditors Office
said Holmes county, the st Monday of December,
A. D. 1860. at clock p. u. of said day, PRAYING for
the establishment Of acounty road to commence the
Bolivar road Mt the south east Of the south
quarter of section number twenyeight township
her fifteen, range number twelve in Saltcreek
in tnid Holmes county, thence to east the section
Hne near therto good road can be made until
said road sh II nesect the public road between Middle
town. in said Holmes county, and Maysville in Wayne
county, and there to stop.
APETITIoNER FOR SAID ROAD.
Sept. II, lsec.--ow4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

The DoDGING GDoueLAs.-Douglas never dodg-
ed any question in his liie.-Du6uqne. Herald.
At the last session OF Congress he dodgei The
Kansas bill-ae lodged the Revenue bill--be
lodged the Postal bill-he dodged Tariff bill
he lodged the Homestead bill. He eternally
had the gout in his stomach. or a sore throat or
the pleurisy, the diarrhpa, or vas paired
off. except when he could advocate his own
modest claims 10 the Presidency. He did no,
vote on single one of the great measures before
Congress-not one. That is his recoad. 1t is a
blank leaf af-Rcporter
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Mosr UNHAPPY : cc1DENr-At North

MosT UNHAPPY Z OCCIDENTAL North
ampton on Friday last, an accident occurred
in its consequences fatal.
Mr.. Point, with his wife, daughter and
mother, had returned from a visit abroad.
Mr.. P. alighted at the gate at home, to
open it, when the horses started upon a
run, upset the carriage, causing the instant
death of the mother, and injuries supposed
to be fatal, to wife aud daughter.-Akron
Beacon, :. 80 49, : b. --.-.
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DR.. q. HUMPHREYS 81 co.
4NOs OU1 bIUHuWdV, VNtW- ] Ork.
Sold SyEIs ,oE.ERGIN, Millersburg, Ohio

NEURALGIA-This painful aud common disease,
which pyscians do not appear fully to understand will
be greatly relieved and in most instances mt
cure may be effected. by the of WILSON'S PILLS.
which regulate the stamach and bowels. and produce
soothing effect upon the which the acute
pain They ara prepased by B. L. FAHNEsrocK & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists and proprietors of b. l.. Fahne
stocks Nermifuge No. 90, corner Of Wood and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa and sold by H. Yergn and J. K
Raif, and merchants generally.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
HEAR WHAT TIE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUsIPIIRETS'
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REM EBIE5 in families
with the satisfactory results and having full conf
in their genuineness purify and efficacy, cheerfuy
recommend them to all persons who wish to have safe
liable and efcacious remedies hand for private do
nestle use.
The Rev. VIM. Hosmer, editor OF The Northern indie
pendent" Auburn, N Y; the Rev. E. II. Cressey DID
Rector of St. Peters Church. Auburn, N Y the Rev. l.
Ives, Chaplain of the Auburn State PrisoB tie Rev
Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector, New-Beiford Mass; the Rev.
Allen Steele, New-York Conference; the Rev. Samuel
Nichols, EastGenesee Conference, N Y the Rev p. s
Pratt Dorset, VT; the Rev. John T. Robe, Bcfalo A. c.
Hart, ESQ.,, Utica, N the Hon Neal Bow, Portland,
Me- the Hon Schuyler Colfax, Sou-Ben Ind. the Hon.
George Humphreys " Y; Henry D. Cook, ESQ., Eiitcr Of
The Ohio State Journal Columbus, Ohio; the Hon r II.
Graham, Moline H. the Hon Thomas J. Chase, Monti-
cello Fla; the Hon. Joseph Benedict, Utica n Y; VIM
James Plunkett, Esq, Nashville, Tenn
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
DISSOLUTION.

TINE eopartnerhip heretofore existing anicr the
and sty o Weston 4 Spansle is this day dissolved
by mutual consent; Mr. spahgles retiring from the
cern. EliSIftts7t . 1.Iarr
II. 5. Weston Is authorized TO collect all dues the
firm of Weston Spangicr an pay all des of the
r., AS. .rf-g WESTON 4 SPANGLER.
Millerssur,, July q, 1850.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
Special Nctices.
HUMPHREYS
ECIFIC
Homeopathic Remedies

HAvE now been before the public for FIVE years. and
Ill have every where golden opinions from the
many thousands who have used them
Simple, free from ntricacy, technicality, danger
they have become the and aid of the parent
traveller nurse, invalid and have become the family
physician and medical adviser, of thousands Of families
No where have they been tried without having been
who have known them longest and most Intimately.
N. B. A full set of Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
cs, with Book of Directions and twenty different rem
edies in large vals case ST. ditto plain case
s.; case of fifteen boxes, and Book, 81 Single boxes
25 cents and SO cents. - =.
These Remedies, by the single box or case are sent
by mail express, free Of charge to any address, on
receipt of the price. Address -.
DIR. +. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18

Look over the list; make up case OF what kind you
| ,s iaclosc the amount in current note stamps
h r,si 10 our address at No. 56s Broadway NewYork
md he medicine viii he duly returned by mall express
free of charge.
AGENTS wANTED.-w desire active, efficient Agent
;or the sale Remedies in every community
In the United States, Address Dr. y. HUMPHREYS Co
No. s62 BRoApwlr, NEw-Yosx-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
OVER A MILLION or B0TTLE.

Do You wish to lie healthy aud strong: Then go at
once. and get of MeLeans Cordial It viii strength
en- and inyor,te your whole system, causing healthy
and pare circulation of blood 10 dow through every
vein and the rch rosy tloo of health to mount your
check again.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
FOE CHILDREN.

We say parents IL your children sickly, puny
afflicted with complaints prevalent among Children
give them 4 small quantity OF MeLeans CDrGll, and
IL will make them healthy fat, and robust Delay not
nome Mt try il and YOU will be convinced.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-18
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
| +. The Eest Jjv;,1e,t a., the UyorZJ
Mel Lean's Volcanic Oil Lininneni
For Horses and other Animals.

viii relieve pain almost insantaneously and it wi
cleanse purify and heal the loucst in incred
1v hn-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12

oet1-e,d - WI p MUYFoRD sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12

- NEGHORs-Ws viii sell 25Iistly Negroes to-day ct 10
20 O'Clock. FuLiIAM co, AuctI,
0d5 feloys Han.
BHouss Servants, Cooks, washers sss
nrir nNi1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12
1c1ORAes RIo ooFrGs. CARGO RARouE

se25- tbs Aucii'
SIN e1nsequence Of the rain thu Gho-es Fppr,d
to FRIDAY, the izth Of Get leo. 1t o'ccck, PS.
oe9-td GOD in ApPEEsoN, IustL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
DucEzy,nNn VA
KECHNOND. va.

H0sPHO PERUVIAN GUANo warranted 10 contain per cent
oAmmonla and - 81 cent OF Bone Phosphate OF Line
Price per ten ~ 2OOP rs, $50 90.
HONE ASH GUAHo warranted contain per cent Of Ammo
MIA aud G5 to 70 per Booze Phosphate Of Lime Price
ton Of 1000 u.s., $50 CO.
dRouaD BONE ASH containing 10 per OF Zone Pho
phae Lime and TO ane powder Price per ton OF 2O
rs, SIS 90. -
contain 70 cent Of Phosphate CT Lime Price
per ton Of 1900 rs, ESQ o.
Having many largely engaged the Guano trade
and had opportunities o testing fully the value Of all Minds OF Gu
Ano imported into the county enables % TO select
the preparat from repeated
xpeiess that have made with al the ingredients
both separately combination, sahed that the firm
era win End Fertilizers much cheaper than the Peruvian Guano
when used al-ne. -,
The Peruvian and Phosphate Gusnos used selected with
great care always to rigid analysis They very
Dry ground ano POWDER and thoroughly and intimately
mixed -.
We viii take pleasure in showing farmers through establish
men The Ingredients used process OF
manufacturing.
~ g. McGRUDER's SONS
Corner 18Th and Cary Streets,
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TEIRUsTEE,s SAFE OF $50 ACRES OF LAND


Il IN HENRIc0 COUNTY, About MILES WET oY RICH
MOND.ls Trustee certain deed OF from Bobrr l.
Smith and wife, dad the 18Th dsy Of JAnray 1913 ouy record
ed In Herrio County Court hall IN eIecron pToee,d
70 sell al public auction on the prenses FRIDAY he l2h
day OF Oct ber IS ~ l2 O'clock the go lind
less conveyed By the said deed lying and bng the County
OF HI nc tie lanes Of jno Ford Ae and upon which the
said Robert !. A knth resides.
TEENs-0netFd cash balance 81 and monh for neg TIA
bic notes. with interest ad5e6 and title resiued I'll Last
paid PRESTON N. QUERLEs, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Z y. Cook Auet te2I-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
THIS cay.
nv e0DrIN 1SAPPERsoN, Ipeis.
MOST yALUAnLE LOT on THE NORTH

MOST VALUABLE LOT ON THE EOATH
w sIDsn az CARY STREET NEAR TO nm sTsbhf, FOR
SALE AT AUCT0NNl be sold At uciion, the rreHs on
MONDAY the Sh Oct be-, lseO at ~ eek ~ mo Hscabe
lot located above oL,ng 6s feet The nsh SIDE Il cary
Street: running back 10 Feet 70 alley 50 ret vide ard boune
ed m the by 6hockos creek Il The lot VII be dy'
ded Into smaller This usiy rded az most valuable
location for a tobacco factory who'eTae varehors.
TKKNs cash; balance a. AMI years. for negotiable Lotes
interest added, secured BY Arrest dec.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-12

MoRE LIEs-The New York World aud Tribune have
been trying to slrpass the Tunes, Of that city in Puohs-
ing deliberate fsshoods respecting the visit OF Baron
Rufrsw 20 this CITY We refer TO the correspondents OF
those papsrs but believe that the Tunes was the only
New York Journal except the Herald represented mere
so that If the letters In she World and Tr5Rs net
coacoet d in New York they Wriiien by Howard
Of she Tass or az his nsigatOn. We have never read
anywhers such caamnious reports AMI While no one
whose respect having would credit such gross
hbeli upon this community, t is due 70 our citizens that
Lori Lyons should set the matter right before the Amer
ican public