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IIoRRIBLE ARRAY IN Ono rrrwErS SOME
NEGRo HuNrER's AND ApoLIrtoNisrs.-A slip
from the Georgetown (Ohio) Telegraph gives an
account of despe rate and deadly afFray which
occurred on Monday last between some Kentucky
negro hunters and number of abolitionists resi-
ding in the Red Oak Settlement
Some runaway slaves, belonging to Col, F.
Tcwser, Of Mason county, Ky, had run off and
concealed themselves in the house of Robert
Miller and Absalom King. Two of them were
discovered in Kings house, and Miller while at.
tempting TO aid in the escape was repeatedly
stabbed and died of his wounds. Four or five
armed men, friends of King, declared their deter
mination to resist any search of the house Both
parties being we'll armed, a most horrible conflict
cnsued. 4 son of Col Towsers was killed i'm
medatcy. King, while rcloading some of the
firearms in the house, was shot by some one
through a window in the back part of the house,
and not expected to survive. The Sheriff
and his posse arrived and checked the riot, and
the ring. leaders of each party were arrested and
escorted under strong guard to Georgetown.
Another band of Kcntuckians arrived and re-
commenced the war. They hung one IF The
SIoreS the spot for resistance, burni do,cn
Miller and Kings houses, beat Mr.. Alexander
Gillard, and left him for dead, and committed o.
ther outrages. the last int .llgence given by
the Telegraph shows the excited state of the
community. 1t says -
"The number Of the Kentuckians is increasing
hourly, and the whole neighborhood is up in
arms. The Sheriff is actively engaged in at
tempting TO quell the riot"
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-DS2o 9NJS6o
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR THE cure op
ID Y S p + p S / A.


TuNIIIS Medicine is offered to the public gener-
ally, from a full conviction tina, !, is superior
to any other medicine in use, for the cure of
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
Of near eight years, and il is now more extensively
circulated, at the solicitude Of many who have re
ceved the most signal benefit from the use Of 1t.
The following is one among number of certiii-
Gates received in relation to the success Of this
dicinc:
LANCASTER Co. March lS.
Dn. GropGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sir 1T is with great pleasure that in
form YOU Of the success attending your Dyspe;i,ic
Medicine, while employed in my Practice. From
past experience, firmly believe that in eight
out OF ,cn the Dyspeptic by the use Of your medi-
zine, may en,ir,y rid himself Of this thorn in the
pathway of life: not only in dyspeptic cases, but
in al cases Of constipation, and diseases depending
on dhililated state Of the nervous system, toge-
,her with torpid state Of the bowels, will your E.
lisir he found Of inestimabe value. Numerous in
stances wherein the usefulness of the medicine has
been realised, may I've forwarded. if required. !
wish y"u great success, and recommend the medi-
cino TO the suffering part of mankind.
Yours with great respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ. ID.
CT. For sale at the store Of II. B. Masser, agent
Tor the proprietor. Sunhurv, Pa.
October 26th, lSi4.-ly
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The N. York Herald has been shown an old
Queen Anne musket, which was picked up by
some fishermen on the south side of Long Island,
a few days since, in about % feet OF water. 1t
was entirely encrusted with gravel, pebbles,
oyster shells, and such like marine productions
about two inches thick the barrel and lock
was completely eaten away, but the stock re.
NAMED almost as perfect as the first day il fell
IN the water.
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The n. Y. Evening Mirror states that not long
since young lawyer canvasslng for a political
party, was nogged by three persons OF an oppo-
site party so severely, that he was for some time
obliged 10 keep his bed. When he recovered he
went 10 a meeting of the Club TO which the as
saiants were attached-demanded hearing and
insisted upon having ring, and two, one at a
time His request was acceded to, and he gave
each of the fellows handsome dressing
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofthe BALTIMORE AMEnIcAS. Dec l6.
GRAIN.-Therc was not much Wheat a, mar
ket to-day. Sales Of good to strictly prime Nd.
reds were made ut 81 90 cents. and of inferior t.
good at rs 81 cents. Sales Of Corn at 80 cents
fr white, and 80 a 40 for yell'w. We quote Rye
a, 81 cents. Oats worth 81 rs cts, the latter
for strictly prime parcels.
WHISkEY.-Thc dcmaDJ continues very ac-
tive, and prices of hbls. have advanced a trihc
Sales Of hhds were made to-day at "a cts, aud of
bbs. at &c cts.
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Rule Of Court.

TN the Court of Common Pleas of Northumher>
L land Counry. November is, 1874. Rule on
the execution creditors of Thomas and Charles A.
Posey, to show by the first day Of next term.
why the money in Court, raised from the sale Of
defendants personal property, should not be paid
agreeaby 10 priority Of levy, as reported by the
auditor thereuPpn.
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Prcthonotary's Office. Proth'y
Sunbury, Dec. IA, 1874. S-4t
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LINES oN DR. BWlSnnErH's Pills.

He came fiom afar to tie land Of tho brave,
To cure our diseases, and snatch flom The gave.
Long, long had Columbia her sui, mug sons mour-
ned,
But now she rel ,iccs, for health has returned.
What prize shall we Civ, ~ what honor h. stow !
With what wreath shall we deck the Philanthru-
pists brow !
Thy name, Dr. Brandrcth, inscribed on our souls,
And thy fame shall extend from the line to the
poles;
Beware of all Druggists, who strive to deceive
Their miserable matons can NJ Ie.itve;
The Agents advertised sell the genuine Pills,
Which remove from The body the of its Ills.
UT Purchase of H. B. Masser, Sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another part Of this paper.
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PRICE CURRENT.
sabbath Convention.

VINiE friends Of the Sabbath will hold II Sabbath
Il Convention in the Presbyterian Church in the
horough of Milton. on Chrstmss day, the 25th OF
December at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ An persons m
this and the adjoining counties desirous of the pro-
motion of better observance of the Sabbath day,
are respectfully invited 10 attend, MANY.
NJ llton, Dec, 81, 1874
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NrNOk2n
NEW GOODS.

VVNHE sahscribcr has just received from Phila'lel
L phla fresh supply ot New Goops, consisting
in part, of MouSHu DcLaines, Grape DeiaineS
Cashmere de Ecosse !Sha,cLs, HdndkercheifS, DC.
Also, Bearer and SM Hats, good assortment
of Mems and Boys Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, DC. DC. all of which will he sold at the most
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
H. b. MASSER.
Sunbury, Oct. 9th, 1874
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Call and Settle.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber, are requested TO call onj settle
their accounts, on before the Goth Gay Of Janu.
ry next, after which time those of long standing
will be placed in the hands of Justice fm collrc-
ton. II. B. MASSER.
Dee ldth lSdd
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MediCated syrup Of fSarsapariIla.

fhad, iphia, Apri 10Th, 1914.
Mr.. JouS 4. CaNrRELI,
Dear Sir,-Iiavlug he afflicted for upward. Of
two Years with liberation of the throat, destroying
the whole of The son palate, then throuch the upper
part Il nv mouth into my nose, from which sever
al Iicces "i bore came out, which partially destroy
ed my speech, through kind Providence aud your
Mcdlcaled Syrup of Sars'pnr''lh, am now Ie~tnr d
tn pru Ct hea allh, and nv sight. which was 30 much
impair, d, Is as strong a when hoy.
thought 1t a duty owed you aud those sm-
larry affect d, to make 1t public.
luurs, specially.
SAMUEL klRk,
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N II rs Il HE u.

On the l2th inst, by the Rev. A Britain, Mr..
JEsSE YoCrM To Miss HESIER LINvILLE, both OF
Cattawissa, Columbia county.
On the same day, by the same, Mr., JosEru
HUMMER 10 Miss MARY KasE, both OF Rush town
shin
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Executors Sale.

VNHE Executors of The estate of Daniel Levy
Il Esq, decd, will offer for sale, at the Court
House, in Sunbuiy, on Mundsy the 9th January
next,
Four Contiguous Lots OF Ground,
including :he dwelling house lately occupied by
MIR. Levy, fronting the river,
Aiso;-Four other contiguous Lots Of Ground,
honing on Deer and - streets,
Conditions will he made known on the day of
sale, ty LEWIS DEWART,
ALEN. JORDAN,
sanbury, Dec. 81, Is4i.-3t Executors,
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Corner Of Tcnlh aud Coa'es Streets

|. GaiIil l"ustnu, No. Il, ck'ss Street, do ceI-
tfv that my wife, Jane, afflicted i"r iva years
with Rheuma'ism, and nj last was entirely dlsaHlsd
So that she Obliged to hu confined to bed tcar-
ing Of CantelFs Melicaed Syrup m Sa's'Parilla,
"r Anu Scmluic Syrup, | procured t'nr httl's,
which completely removed all her pains and still
ncs, from her limbs two morr hotties made PR
feet cure She is now able Ia attend 'o her house
hold duties a usual. GABRlL JONSTUN.
Philadelphia, Jan. @2l, 1874.
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TO
Country Merchants.

VVHHE Subscribers respectfully invite County
Il Merchants who about to purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, to an examination of their
respective Stocks believing that their several as
sentiments complete as have ever been oilc-
ed in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks OF Goods in their several DEPART
ments Of the choicest kinds-a determination to
sell terms which cannot fail to prove satisfacto~
ry-and disposition to please old and new custn-
mers, will we hope, he sufficient inducement TO
purchasers TO call at our respective establishments.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & II p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst Il Remington SO
Buck d Potter ZIG
Yard & Gilmore l09
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, Mcfarland & Co lO5 Market Street.
Burnett, Withcrs & Co 100 d"
Scott e. Baker $50 "
Wise, Pussy Wise l54
Hardy & Hackers 46 N. Second ST.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William H Love l47 Market Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael Baker al5 Marke, Street,
Edward Handy & Co SO
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlcry Hardware.
Horn & Kncass els! Market Street.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
wE&J JIG Whelan, l5S Ma,ket Street.
l.evick, jenkins & Co $50
NJ Conrad & Co 90
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas James 2l2 Market Street.
Potts, Linn Il Harris 2l3t
Robinson, CoIl lis * Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson PanSoast & Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Kcn,on l16 Market Street.
John Sauerbcr & Bother e.
Books and Stationary.
G'isr & Elliott n. Fourth Street.
Hogan * Thompson 80
importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
! l. Cohen Il Co ~ Fourth Street.
! Henry Cohen
Importers Of Hosiery. Gloves, Trim
mings aud Fancy Goods.
! Seey & Severng y \ Tni'd Street.
! Parker & Lehman
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
| Thomas Cooper 3 y Front Street.
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
AFOt Monraga lG s Fourth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
Eds Archer ~ Second Street
Manufacturer Of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Mscauey, Jr. C y Fifth Street
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangings.
Howell n Broihus 50 Il li2 Chesnut ST
Philajch'hia, Angus, 81, lsii.-3m,
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County. for January Term,
" A. ID. lSi5.
Grand Jurors,

OF Northumberland County. for January Term.
" A. ID. iSi5.
Grand Jurors.
Tirbut.-lsaac Dunkle.
Delarcare.-Wm Is Irwin, John Beard, Abra-
ham S,arner.
Mhon.-Lcuis + Evans, II J Eckbc,.
Chihs9uaque-Joseph Fordrsman
NorfhuniL,riand-J Youngman, Benz Hem.
AUGUSTA Henry Malich, snr.
Shamokia.-John Hoffman, James focum.
Rush.-Isaac Kase, WIN RothermeI, jacob Arer.
Ipper Mah0noy.-Gideou Adam, Solomon
Folk, Samuel Wcast.
Lo,cer .Hahonoy.-Jonathan Dockey, George
Horis, Andrew Deity, jacob Snlder, jr., EllJah
Byery, John Bowman, jr.
TraVers Jurors.
TurJm-John Fox.
Iemis.-Adam Schuyler, Jacob Hunsickcr.
Dekiware.-James Ka,hcar,, John Hiule, Isaac
Vincent, John fogeImsn, Daniel Nicholas.
Mhm Michael Kramer
ChiES9ua9,Ie.-Thomas Hulhrn, John Heller
VIM Baruhar,, Robert Lyon, Edward Buoy.
I'oin.-John piouiz, Albiu Newbeuy, Jr., Wm
Drnt.r.
Norfhan,derLHd-W II Wapples.
Sunbwy.--James Husled, John ilileman, Geo
Is NuurgInau.
Aigusta.-Jscoh Rhoads, Cha'lrs Robins, Jas
Ly,lr, Philip G,uI Andrew Kathcrman. r,ter
Vandling, George Siler, John Nunly.
ShdmOkin.-MorGan Hughes, John tlun, Fur
man Farnsworh, John COmphcll.
Rush -Ge"gc 4 Dixon, benjamin Mslhss,
Jacob Suider, Alexander Campbell.
CoGL-David Thompson. Michorl Derk, sur.
Upper Mihouoy.-GcoTge Haas.
Lo,cer Mahonoy-lluIh Kemhlc, John Mes :.
ner. snr. Henry Wcast.
Jacksm.-Dsuio Sohner, IT,. Jain Kiehl. Heu-
ry L"tsha, Benjamin Helm, Jacob Weiser, jr.
Petit Jurors.
Turbui.-Jame. Armstrong.
Lcw.s.-John kapp.
Deintcarr,-Jacob Ddber, snr,, Genrge Fox,
Samuel Dearmond, David + Mack,y, Jared IT.
| WINE
MhoR.-Isaac Houssl Henry Wilhelm, George
! EIler,, Michael Shoemaker.
! ChihSguaquc.-Thomas Alien, James Jordan,
Andrew fr,zer jr,
PUinf.-Danei VaukIk.
| Observation-Disclosures Ho,Iopeter, Jacob
! Rider.
! .Suliblry.--ChaIi,s Weayer Peter w GRAY.
augusta Jacob EveH Joseph l.y,le, Robert
| q Purse Jacob Dewitt, Thomas Wolf j..
! Rush.--Joscph Pa,len, Alexander Moore, Gas,
per Reed, Jacob Reed, jr.
Little MahonOy.-nasd puntlcherger.
Jdckson --Char!es RniheTmel, Michael Creasin.
! ger Peter Fr-ter, Peter Reed, Jacob Bohner.
| Nov, 3OIb 1874,
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John Eyert's Estate.

MTOrlCE is hereby given that letters Of sj'
~ minlstrtou h we hecu granted 10 the sub
scrIher, on The estate of John Eyert, Of Shamukin
township, d,c'd. All persons indebted or having
CLAIMS against sand estate, are requested 10 call on
the subscriber iT srulIncul, or before the irst
day oi December ucU JOHN ENERr, IT,
Shamn<n, Nov. o, lsi4 ct Adm'r.
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SiIIGERT'S PATENT
WASE-NC MACHINE


VsNHlS Machine has now been tested by more
than thirty families in this neghborhJod aud
has given entire satisfaction. 1t is simple in It's
construction, that II cannot get out of order. II
contains iron Ia rust and no springs or rollers TO
ect out ol repair. Il Will do twice much wash
ing with less than halt the and tear OF any OF
the late inrcn'irns, AMI what is If greater iuPor
ancc it costs hut ln,lc over half much as ".ner
washing mschIues.
The subscriber has the exclusive rcht Tor Nor
ihumhrrland, Union, lNcoming. C.,tumba, Lu-
zcrnr and Clinton counties. Pr.ce of single ma.
Chluc s6. Il. Is. MASSER.
TIE following ccit,fca.c is fiom few Of those
who have these IN" ,hl IS in use
Suuhury, Aug 81, isii.
We, III" subscribers, cersiy that we have now
III u.s., IA our fanili,s. "ShugeIts Patent Wash
Ts Nechne and do got he state saving that ii is
nost EXCELLENT Invention. That, in Washing,
il vii ave more Than one halt the usual labor
THAT II does not require more than one third The
usual quantity Of soap and water and that there
- II, Tuh,iug. uuI cons quently. little or no wear-
ing rr rcarne.l l'h,t II knocks "f no buttons, Hnd
that tie finest clo.h, :, sucr collars aces, lucks,
Inlls, &c. may bc washed in very short time
without the least injury, AID in .act without any
apparcn wear sui tra', whatev'r. We therefore
ch,rluily recommend Il Il our friends and to the
lul.ic, as a ,aost useful and iahr saving machine.
tHAkl.ES w uEOlNS,
A. lDRDAS.
ClIS WEAVER,
IlS PIE ASANIS,
GIDEON MARkIE,
Hon. GEO. &. WElKER,
BENZ. HENnRlCkS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HrnW's IInrEt, t(lrmrly Fremont House, M.
ll6 Chrsnut sIee',) Philadelphia, SclHemb,r
2lsr, tSii.
have used ShuryTl's patcnt Washing Machine
ia my hou-c upwards ut eight months, aud do not
hesitate to say that deem 1t one OF the mo
tGi and valuable Iahor,saying machines ever invcn-
tai. ! t"rmcry kcid lwo women continually oc-
cupcd IN wash.Ge, who now do much IN two
days as lhry then did ia week. There rs ~
w'ar az tear in washing, aud it requir,s not m"rr
than onr-third the usual quantity at soap. have
had a uuu,T oi oh,r IN chimes ia my lam ", hui
tn. i. 50 decidedly superior 10 every thing else, aud
So little liable to get out of repair, that would not
do without Que IT they fhouli cost ten times the
ptCe they are Sold tor, DANIEL liEkh'
, TWEED LOrH. a handsome arIclo all wool
light aud elastic toG Summer CVaS and fGn's'
ior sale, very low, by -,.,,
Iu..IS Il. v. MASsER.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor.
l. thumherand County, n, January Term lsi5,
commencing the frs, Monday, being the 9th.
Seiizinger, alience of
Carver vs. John Carver ct al
Stephen Der W George Lawrence
Frymire for Evert VS. p Hackenberg
Belas a. Ellis, &c vs. VIM MCay
Reed for Murray VS. John + Murray
w Smith VS. Joseph Weitzel
Daniel Zcrhe & Wife vs. Isaac Roadarn-i
VIM A Lloyd Y. Martin A Stock
Sam'l Swinehart & wife VS. Peter Fers,er
Conrad Desher's err vs J Mex inney ct al
Appleton, cndorsee of
Edwards & Nerree VS. VIM Donaldson
DINING for Camp VS. Jacob Wortley
Joseph Weitzel va Charles Ruch
John r Kc,,ler vs. John Painter
Benjamin Robins vs. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Welch VS. Joseph KefIcr
Stephen Derr vs. Henry sSirinmetz
Haas & Druckemiller VS. John w Peal
VIM Lloyd VS. G Nourse
Hulet Smith vs Augustus & John Huey
II L Hollincshead & Go VS. Peter Lazarus
Charles ID Wharton VS. Henry Bardshcr
f Shannon VS. Dennis Waters
J& w + Waggo nselcr VS. Eli Sifer
A w Johnson e, al VS. John G Boyd ct al
John Ross's cx'rs VS. e s Wallis ct al
Charles Gale vs. Same
Chrisiian IL Weimer vs. Hobart " NJ Coy
Daniel Brosius vs. John Shsslrr
Joseph Miiman va Shamokn Coal 81 Iron TO
Fnwles & Drci,bach VS. iIogendobler q Dreisbach
Fagely. Cleaver & Co VS. Thomas M'FalI
y r Geathat VS. John & Young
Daniel Mover & Wife VS. Daniel Frymire
AhrahNm Trontman c, al VS. Christian Tchupp
John B Miller VS. VIM M'Cay
Clsite Genev,eve DnsQue Is Daniel Dunklebcrgcr
Same VS. Same
George Oyster VS. John G,rnhart ct al
John Bohb vs. Daniel Dornscf
Welsh, Pcmp & Frick VS. George Oyster
Folccr for TroXeIl VS. Henry i FnllmrI
William Fauow Abraham Klaze
Charles A Towur VS. George Eckrrt
Light K Hofimsa VS. J g. p Montague
$ Il Bird vs. John n Lain ct al
J & J X Tngo VS. VIM M'Clecry c, 81
Hayes, Elliot, Lyon &
Gosh VS. Miller & Frymire
Jacob Seihet VS. George & MKee
George Lcibrich VS. Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Rupp VS. George Smiley
Henry Masser Henry Folk
Jordan & Purdy Joseph Allison
Henry Huchman VS. George Ku'z
George Ecket George w Towar
d NJ Scchlcr vs. James Thlrp
Mitchell for Rabcr VS. Jared Irvine
John 4 Houswonh vs. George Ileckcu 1t al
Burns Il Eisely Same
Elizabeth Wci,zcl VS. u Lrvy's ex'rs
George Eckru vs. George w Tuwar
David M'Knight VS. Il Richardson ct al
ID Spare W. Henry Snuler
Henry Mas,er VS. WIN M'''m'y ct al
SAMUEL. ID. JORDAN.
Pro'hono,ar,'s office, ProM y
Sunhury, Dec. lith ls44.
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ENOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Nor.
thumberland County, n, January Term lsi5
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-The Partisan
modistes are about getting up style offemae
dress which will send ell our bellies back to first
princip,es-n plain English, bustes and other
extras arc TO he entirely dispensed with.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Irish AM:airs.

The intermInable proceedings in Ireland, ari-
sing out of the trial of Mr.. O'Connel and the 9TH
er" convicted conspirators, have occupied great
space during the past and present week in the
newspapers. The motion for new trial was
made in the Irish Court of Queens Bench, on
Thursday, in speech by Mr. Whtesidc, which
consumed the greater portion of that day and the
day following. Altogether, there will be ten
speeches from counsel The Court, it is expec-
ted, will give its decision on the mooted points
to morrow CFhursday,) Or it may be on Friday.
No one expects that the motion will be granted
The only question which possesses any real in
tcrest is this--wl O'Connel and the other ira
versers be imprisoned before the writ OF error,
whichthey intend carrying to the House of Lords,
is decided? 1t seems to be tolerably certain
that judgment cannot be passed during the pres
ent term, which snow drawing to close. The
tactics of the traversers seem to have had refer
ence to this object, but tiding over the sentence
until the next term cannot escape it, and the pur-
pose for which procrastinaton was originally tri-
led by the defendants has passed away. The
feeling which this motion for a new trial excites
in the public mind, is by no means commensu-
rate with the space which it fills in the daily press
The truth is that the public are tired and sick of
this war of words, ." full of sound and fury, sig
nifying nothing" Stimulants, however iudci-
Gus in their way, may be administered so as to
destroy their good effects So with this new
flood of repeal oratory from the Dublin Four
Courts The palate of the public has been fed
upon it so long, that it has at length become dis
tasteful, nauseous. All that is cared for is the
result. Besides, the repeal mania in the sister
country has subsided so speedily, that the inter
est which usually attaches to those who are be-
heved to be terribly in earnest, " has evapora-
ted. The state of Ireland now, and her condi-
ton twelve months ago. when the country was
burning with the repeal mania, shows the excita-
BILE not less than the unsteady character of the
Ipeople--W Winners Times.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Fire i'm HinsdaIe.

HEAVY Loss.-The Woolen Factory in Hns-
dale, owned by Messrs. Richards and Carson,
the former of Hinsdae, and the latter of this
place, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday NOR
ming last. The fire took in the garet, in heap
of stock that had been slowed away there. It's
supposed TO have been occasoned by spontane-
Gus combustion. The inhabitants rallied from
all parts Of the town in short time, but the
flames had made such progress that it was inn
possible to stop them, OF 10 save any considera-
bic amount of the machinery. Mr.. Richards
loss is estimated at $4,000. He is an indus
trious man, and loses all his property by this dis
aster. Mr. Carson had offered his interest in
the mill for $4,000, but it probably cost twice
that sum. No insurance on the building or
machinery. PMtsfeM Eaglc