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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Spring and SUM lll e a
g d d I'd s

THE Subscriber has just received from
T. New York and Charleston, large
aud we'll selected Stock Of
Fashionable Dry Goods,
comprising complete assortment of Cling.
hams, Printed Lawns Bfocades, Linen
aud Wors,ed Borages, Black Lawns, Al
pacas, Silks. Laces, Gloves aud Hosiery,
with very large assortment of PRINTS
and LlNNEN GOODS. Also, a large
lot of Hardware, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Drugs, Paints, and Oils. Saddesy,
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes aud Boots, and a
choice lot of GROCERIES.
Having good assortment Of every kind
and qualify Of Goods usually kept in a
Country Store. feel confident Of pleasing
all who may favor me with call. My
Stock being much larger than usual at This
Season, am anxious 10 reduce 1t, and
persons wishing 10 buy at io'o prices, will
do we'll 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Cash Customers shall be pie ased.
S. f. GOODE.
nr;l 10 81 l3
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"A G. A Es Ed

YHHHE Undersigned have associated them..
q. selves for the purpose Of iransacliDg Il
General Commercial Business. aud take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the
trading community at large, that they are now
receiving and opening II, their new Room,
GLANDS C"rner,l large and entirely new
Stock Of Gouds, which have been carefully se''
Iected by both Of lis from the latest arrivals in
Charleston and the Northern Markets,
Our Stock comprises every article usually
kept for the trade.
We deem it surelflnous to enumerate arli-
clcs and to make promises and pledges, as 10
what we will or will not do. But confident
tllatwe can please even the most iastldeous,
we most respectfully invite Il thorough inspec-
lion Of our Goods aud prices. Determined to
merit, we confidently ask~a liberal share Of
patronage.
w. P. BUTLER,
J. A. BLAND.
Edgc6eld, March %, If 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

US. >AHQfhHeHt.
r. s. Roberts.
ElHE Plaintiff in the above stated case
III having this day filed his Declaration in
my Office. and the Defendant having neither
wife nor Attorney known to reside within the
limits Of this Slate, on whom copy Of said
Declaration with Rule to Plead can be SER
we'd. On motion Of Mr.. Tompkins, Attorney
fnr PIain,iif; ordered that said Defendant ap-
pear and plead to said Declaration, within a
year and day from the date hereof or judg.
ment will be awarded against him by default.
THOS. G. BACON, C. Ed.
Clerks Office, 2sth April 1949.
Mayo, 1y Is
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DR.. TOWNSEND,S
CO M % UND TRACT
S a r S AP PARILLA.

The most extraordinary Medicine in tho Iporid.
G-lhis Extrac: is put up in quart bottles;
1t is six times cheaper, pleasan,er, and war.
ranled superior TO any sold. 1t cures with.
out vomiting, purging, sckeniug, or debiI.,a,
ting the Patent.
The great beauty and superiority of this
Sarsaparilla over all oIher medicine is, that
while il eradlcates disease, it ihyigorates the
qody. 1t is one Of The very teet
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICININEs
Ever known; it not cnly purifies the whole
system, and strengthens the person, bu, it
creates new, pure and rich blood power
possessed by no other medicine. And in this
lies the grand secret Of It's wonderful success.
1t has performed within the Lost FIVE years,
more than 100000 cures of severe cases OF
disc ase; at least $4,000 were considered in.
curable. 1t has saved the lives Of morethah
5000 children during the past season.
10000 Gases of General Debility nud
want Of Nervous Energy.
DR.. Townsend's SaIsaparilla invigora,es ths
whole system permanently To those whd
have lost their muscular energy by The uss
Of medicine or indiscretion committed ii
youth, or the excessive indulgence of the pas.
sions, and brought on general physical pros.
tration Of tho nervous system, lassi,ude, want
of ambition. fainting sensations, premature
decay and decline, has,ening towards that
fatal disease. Consumption, can be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy. This Sar.
saparilla is far superior to any lNVIGORA-
TING CORDIAL, ns il removes and invpo-
rates the system, gives activity to the limbs.
and strength TO the muscular system, in q
most extraordinary degree.
Consumption Cured.
Cieanses and Strengthens. Consumption can DO
cured, Bronchitist, Consumption, Li1er COM
plant, Colds, Catarrh, Coughs. asthma, Sp,tA
ting of Blood, Soreness in the chest, Hsciie
Flash, Night Slecats, Difficult or Prcfuse Ez-
psctoration, Pain ia the Side, &c. karc been
and can be cured.
Rhcumatis.
This is only one Of moro than 1000 cases
of Rheumatism that DR.. Townsend's Sarsa.
parilla has cured. The most severe and
chronic cases are weekly eradlcated by It's
extraol binary virtues.
James Cummings, Esq, one Of the assis5
tants in the Lunalic Asylum, Blackwell's Is.
land, is the gentleman spoken Of in the fol3
lowing letter:
DR.. Townsend. Dear Sir: have suffered
terribly for nine years with the Rheumatism;
considerable ofthe time could not eat, sleep
or walk. l. had the utmost distressing pains
and my limbs were terribly swollen. have
used four bottles of your Sarsapa.illa, and
they have done me more than one thousand
dollars worth Of good. lam SO much: :bet-
ler-ndeed, am entirely relieved. You are
at liberty 10 use this. for the benefit t,of fthesaf
flicled, Yours reepe eeifniIy 2s
saJAMES SsCEMMINGS.S
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New Boot and Shoe

NM7HERE Genllcmens Boots and Shoes
w are made in most superior style of fit
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled. double soled,
water proof, walking, dress, patent leather.
aud tino pump soled BOOTS. need but
leave their orders with the subscriber
WILLIAM McEVOY.
march Il
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Kemick G. Thayer,

VIM. Gronet.
HYHE Plaintiff in this case, having this day
IL fled bis Declaration in my office, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known 10 reside within The limits Of this tate
upon whom copy Of the said Dec! --tIon
with rule TO plead, could be served. On mo-.
ton of T. G. Key, Attorney for Plaintiff,-or.
dered that the said Defendant appear and plead
10 said Declaration within a year and day
lrum the date hereof, or in default thereof,
Judgment will be entered against him.
THOS. u. BACON, C. +. D.
Clerks Office, Edgefeld c. H., Nov Is, l54s
Nov. % ly "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

Tie Great Remedy yJor Rhsumatism Goat, Pain
in The Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints,
scrofula, Kings Euil. White Seedlings, Hard
Tumors. stiff Joints, and all Fixed Pains
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Adam Eigleberger, and
wife, and others, Bill for
rs. Partition.

George Long, and others.
Ut appearing 10 my satisfaction that
Il zachariah Wooley and Elizabeth, his
wife, two of The defendants, in this case,
reside beyond. the limits of this Stale. On
motion Of Mr.. Griffin, Plaintiffs Solicitor f:
Ordered that The said Zachariall Wooley,
and wife, do appear aud plead, answer or
demur fo this bill. within three months
from this date, or that the said bill be
taken AaSo COM fssso against them.
S. S. TOMPklNS, C. E. E. D.
May ID. 3m IL
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n E. w GOOD

n E w GOO ID S!
TH7fIE Subscriber has just received his
Il. Stock Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting in part Of
PRINTED JAG. MUSLINS. SILK AND
LINEN BRACES, DOTTED AND
PLAIN SWISS MUSLINS, MUS
LINS GINGHAM, ENGLISH
d. AMERICAN PRINTS.
For Ladies Dresses
Muslin Trimmings. Fine
Bonncts Il Bunnet Ribbons,
Groceries, Hardware, CrOckery,
Shoes. Leghorn. Panama. Silk and
BEAVER HATS.
All of which will be sold very low, and lib
oral discount for CASH.
B. C. BRYAN.
March 81 IS49, #
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INTHE COMMON PLEAS.
Jeffers g. Co.hran,
vs. Attachment.
Henry Timanus.
NyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having on
IL the 1st day ofMay last, filed his decIura.
tion, On motion OF Mr.. Yancey. attorney for
Plaintiff Ordered, that The said Defendant ap'
pear and plead to the said declaration, within a
year and day from the date hereof, or judg.
ment will be awarded agdins. him by default.
THO. G BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, ist June, 1e48.
June q1y 70
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Caution.

All of the above named articles are sold only
genuine BY COMSTOCK & CO., SO Poydras
street. New Orleans. COMSTOCK g. BRO.
THEIRS, SO Second ST., ST. Louis, and COM
STOCK 81 CO., II Courland ST., New York,
Proprie,n,s of the Original and only Genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. Has also on hand a
complete assortment of Soaps and Perfumey,
which will be sold lower than ut any other
house in the United STATES. for eash.
Also for sale by J. D. CHASE, hpribeca.
ries' Hall, Edge6eld e. H. S. G..
AF:.25 leiJ, lem IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

A SAFE and certain cure Ior CONSUMP-
n TIUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting Of
Blood. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the
Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cous b aud all Pul.
mouary Affections.
TESTIMONIALS.
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Keen IOu Feet Dry,

Remember, to preserve health, the feet should
he kept dry, and that the OIL OF TANlN
renders leather water proof and doubles its du-
rabiIi,y. Also used for Harness and Curriase
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
Car7ton's Ring Bone and Spaoin Cure.

For the cure of Ring Bone. Blood SPAWN,
Bone Spawn, Wind Calls, Spin,s, ana Curb
OIN'TM ENr, for the cure of Founder, Split
Hoof Hooi-bnund Horses, and Contracted
Feet. Also, all Wounds, Bruises in the Flesh,
Called Backs. Cracked Heels. Scratches, Nick
iDgs, Docking, Cuts, Kicks, Sc.
Caution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

U All letters Of business will, for the pre-
sent, be directed 10 frazersvle p. o., Abbe-
vile District, s. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

The FIRE AT AMHsRsT.-A slip from the Office
of the Eaymsrs Clbiqst gives soma farther particulars
in relation 10 the loss Of the steam mill In that place
The building was occupied by the Company as zrlst,
saw and shinge mill and rooms and power were iess
I'd 10 Mes-rs Jonathan Knight, Wheeler and PEABODY
Chas Damon. David Mckeap and others There Is IN
.ursncs upon the building and machinery OF the Com
pany 10 the amount Of $1,000, and follows Ne" ing
land Co Concord 81 800. Bowdi,ch Co Salem, Mass
81 500: Atlantic Co. Exeter. 1000 Columbian Go. Con
cord $1,000 The a. ne it Is said, was not essentially
Injured The loss OF Mr.. Koight was s9OO-insured
SOL Of Wheeler and Peabody. 81 2OO-no Insurance ,
of MIR Damon. about 1900. Of David Mexican about
sl25. Isaac s1ckesn, $50 and Mellendy aud David
slO1
A BRUTAL HoNIcIDE.-We learn that two
men named Alexander Moore and James Whitfield. Of
Franklin County, one day last week tied and whipped
70 death negro belonging 10 w. l.. Person, near
FrankinlOwn. The circumstances, as related 70 us
were exceedingly shOcking-but We fOrbesr the detail
Moore VAS arrested aud committed 10 Franklin Jail
but Whitfield led, and has not yer been taken. Inc
Governor mas issued Proclamation, Offering -lOJ Tor
bis apprehension lRaleigh IN - lines
TIE BARONNE-sr. IN. o. MCRDER.-Thc P'-
canine say. that Capt Joseph Bradley who has 20 an
.ser 10 the for the part be played Ia this mean-
choly Affair was the morning Of the loth inst re-
moved from the Charity Hospital TO the Bsronne st.
watch house. He has almost entrely recovered RON
BIS wounds
WORTH % SLAVE PROYERrT-Mr. Herschel V.
Johnson Of Georgia In the Of debate Ia the
states senate the 9th " February stated the esti
mated gus,ion ef property In SLAVES At the astonishing
sum Of 81 900 0o0O0
rsy@ The Legislature OF Missouri have named a
new County Ia that State 10 honor Of Col. Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

sprfins TIE al, - impose such taxes as sy Be Al
sel. tely necessary for executing Inspection avs
il.p-cuou avs have for their ceei OBJECT TIE pro
,,..iE % purchasers and sssinst fraud Ia
t. purchase Of sr,cles inspected More enlightened
news on the g-rs, principles Of Commerce iosn hsd
.s1-e prevailed Induced the trainers 81 ihs present
n.tfutou OF the state o. s5oish Al ass q this cha
r.cier except ihc for the protect on ot the paohc
a-h the Quarantine laws or those for the security
tie Interests of tho >tsts n IL property reyeEae
so'. ~ purchases 10 Will hsrty ~ maintained mat
s exception Ia favor cf the states ~ sN foreign pro
cts vs. granted for fhe latter ooi'cts or II u wer
dat a. .uc0me exceeding IN some years eN,uN
aid have been absolutely necessary for the p1rpos-
% t1ese views fhe undersigned asks leave q INTRO
sace BIN Tor TIE abolition OF duties on sale. u foreign
r-rh sndse soid IN original packages AZ public suction
March &C. lsll JAMES BOWEN
Copy OF 30 BII-.
shHstrg tat-s ssss nj pr Nerts1tss 80
nrsHs rscsfc-s 81 POOH sartun
TIC Ps-r Sr-Ssc . From ard sfer IRE passage Of
rs Act al 81 -visd ~ hi. STATE upou he sac Pu
c srrcon OF Fore q Merchandise sod by ard 10 orsins
Packages imported 'as b. snt are aereoy ABOLISHED
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE GREAT OYSTER WAR.

The quiet and remote district of Accomac never
excited BY newspapers and rarely by schools, Las
lately been the seat Of a fierce intestine war-oc-
cuoned by oysters At the last accounts, the
,amult had not subsidized, although the whole inf1-
..ce of the State Government had been arrayed
an the side Of the invaded inhabitants aud the
oo,rsgcA sheIlfsh. On looking through the His
,orv Of TIE United States for 1919 by Bann Kroft,
F,o. We End the whole affair related with the
,o,e.eness aud grace Of that elegant historian in
tho following words
The general gloom spread over the country by the
s,r,ment Of Polk the Eleventh. from the Presidential
fb.ir was much increased at this time by of
serious Engagement on the Chesapeake border. The
o,ssermen OF Philadephs had Invaded those beds tho
,sbt and lite OF which held by the people Of AccO
mac The latter resisted. Provided with dredging
nuhines the use Of which bad been declared unlaw-
f by the State the Pblade phisns laid waste the
,om Of Pocomoke Sound. Exasperated by this incur
don the people Of the province mustered their forces
IN battle stray embarked board Of five small vessels
and sailed sganst the invading feet. Their armament
consisted OF one six FOUNDER two revolvers, several
uuskets and q smaller number of boat hooks The
contest was long and bloody. The Philadelphia fleet
Of twenty sail advanced in shower Of balls and pieces
O, iron which did immense havoc among the sails and
eortsge AZ night drew the foemcn prepared for
The last desperate struggle. For instant the fate Of
The day doubtful but the Philadelphia boats wsver
81 snd finally fed into OF the Sound where they
sgrrsnderod. The victorious army oil Accomsc en-
esmped with their prisoners that night the baltic
uound Drummondtown and Philadelphia
drown into great state Of excitement by the news,
md il was some time before the shock thus given to
basness and confidence passed away"
On reading the above passage, we were struck
with the remarkable aptitude Of the events for
the purposes OF song and fiction. The particulars
are romantic enough to satisfy the most senti-
mental while the feelings OF none afflicted by
the recital of slaughter and death-ior happily no
serious injury vas sustained by any one. These
reflections led us TO make the following attempt
at preserving the most picturesque portions of the
history in a brief popular epic. which, like the
traditions on which Shakespeare constructed his
uanscendant dramas, may serve in future ages as
the basis OF some immortal work
THE OYSTER WAR OF ACCOMAC.
An EPIC POEM.
In HeIsmst.rs and Diametsrs
4.
Now Saturday morning old Phmbus popped
up over Accomac.
Round and prodigiously red for rising was quite
exertiOn.
Folks the Chesapeake don't often hurry to
...l l,.,r
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The President. Reception Dny.-Coiiecfor-
.hin of PhilndeIphia and Nsw-l ork.

WASHINGTON, tuesday, March ..
The President held bis reception to-day, Whlch
was pret,y well attended. No removals have taken
nlsrs 10 day Ills understood that the Coleetonship
Of Philsdeiphis will be changed during the present
x,ek Nothing 10 to be done Ia regard 20 the Colec
torship of NewN ork until January or February next
~. Rrsdy Young aud Bowen ara the prominent
candidates The Bowen stock Is ahead today II com
mon rumor 10 % be believed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Abandonment. by the President and senate.

ADAM SPLICE, Postmaster AZ Dayton, Montgomery
Couniy Ohio, rice Joseph W. MeCorke' resigned
APPOINTMENTS BY THE P0srNAsrKR GE>EAAL-
GroRcy " McCuILoH Postmaster NJ trosIourg, Al
legheny County Maryland, rice John J Keller
A new Post Once is establish a, Wood Law Cecll
County, Maryland, aud THEoDoBE Il. KNIGHT sPpoini
ed Postmaster
The Pos. Osce Al Pslmers Tavern, Prince Georges
County Maryland. Is discontinued.
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The Mails, &c.

BALTIMORE March ~
The Southern mail has arrived at Washington
I'm, titled 10 connect with the evening train for this city
The NeU OrloaRs PiodyHn< announces the death OF Dr
Iohn Harrison Of the University There has been
heavy gale on the Potomac, which has also been ieit
with great severity the Chesapeake II % feared
,hst we shall hear OF disasters our coast nc sno"
h nov two inches deep here, and stil falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, GLEN cow, 4.
wi public that viii recsso into her the lot of
April pupils Oniy for instruction In oil ne rsnch-s
the french (rrcueh tsurh, by Dsive and cagiiso s.
gusses Mnse Tho Location 10 on eieys,ed aroaod
-lh which daily communication msy be he'd by rsufosA
and .,ssmbosl-ths landing bu, mis from tbs hooss;
not surpassed 10 heahnsss facility Of aoeess By ssy
stu ,ion Ia the State, while the limited number " pnps
insures that attention 70 their osuscnon and mofse ~m."
10 lngs school would be lmprseucsbe. Tsrms VIII be
found extremely moderate Circnars with references,
10 be hsd Of Firth, Pond Co. vrsnhlin square Clus,
j n Towns-nd, or-enwich-sl J. l.. lockwood Co ~
Brosd~sy, w Dubois SIS Broadway mis- TAI
MALE BOARDING skMlNAkY.-rbis ln:n-
rsoder II pleasant yet Il 10 sasy Of soeoss 10 N Ciy
Cars leave !. CiIy imes day and stop o. No,waa
~. been stscss1 Sy hs Pnee. sssessd ssvsca
which situation 10 exceedingly delisbsfl and beaithy
Eossh branches Lam, French and Dfa~ins arc emeisouy
Taught BY peor and FL pefi:ses
Terms entirely reasonable The Ieschns 10 conducsSd tn
which falls Interest oven me ssapd s,adsei
Of order without resor to severity Il desired .hsi ,hoss
wishing 10 With Tho PrneiPs would esvs NEIL "a
elan ubquesonsbls references csn 10 bed rss sl
cat references are made g siY I .u9S. p,,.,,.
MA stood AbEL WniILoSh, rrlD,'psa
WEiTIlrSSSa CkassEs Ia ns.f
clsss 10 received rom =, s and to r. ~ Tnsy ere
lSofoughly iusrac..d 10 Joues: system q ds..op.d
10 hs EismsnIsry Wnung Boone Tbs socsess thai hss
This system Of Instruction 10 The principal schools
o ms ely md s,OSsyI ass sa:': az. s s: a =:
and attention given. These books arc pubished by
J. METCALv, tsuecesos 70 w Jos,.l
mis- w. 262 Fast Broadway
Wholesss orders received o. ~ Bsosdvsy
rANILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sok soYs,
i a. PorIstsstsf, mo New Yofh snd New hsvsn HAL.
road - milss from NswYort.-rhe Summer Term VII
commence May Circuns containing terms, fsfeseeose
lc can DO obtained b. addressing The rrncps %
1.osO%S S.. .s..y Sdta s oss5ss r%n@p.
m9 In
L,KENCH LANGUAGk.-hiss DELANEY w.
forms the sdes u Brooklyn snd vicinity thss shs pves
ossons 10 No above language hanescss Oral Syssn
q her residences, IS PssrLst Broo1yn m5 nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
DISTINGUISHED Arrivals.

PIrrsBUKeH Tuesday, March Y.
ten. Cass and Senators Jsierson Davis, Tur-
nay Atchi.op Jones and HAnncgsn arrived 10 our city
from the South last night and took their departure To-
day for the West The rsn has been falling nearly Al
sv ana there il now IA iett OF wsier lie the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Tron - kAs-r Ersu-E yo1rusL
NEW-YORk LEGIsLATURE.
Freninr Ssssioa.

sENATE---.ALBASr. Monday. March 81
A number u bills were reported complete. snd
ordered 70 4 third resdlpg
The Senate then went into Committee Of the
Whole Mr. TAxsLIS In tie ehslr on the bi IN relation
70 the Canal. and Canal Dsmsges and went through
with the sane. Third reading.
T. amend the act Tor the improvement; of the
Csyuga Greek Road. Ia TIE County Of Erie. Paced
To amend the act concerning the District AZ.
torney q Albany. Passed. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

TRIAL FOR MURDER AND SINGULAR SENTENCE
-Corpelius Hiekie who murdered his vile = snor'
time since while IN state OF uloxicsiion has oeen 80"
fenced 10 the PententAry for ssf month.
tChicago Democrat, Ith int
The Chiease Josrsal hus spolosxes for this veioos
The Jury rendered verdict Of msnslsu and sen
fenced the prisoner one month in the Peniienrsry =
We learn the testimony not clear TO the cause
OF the death and no positive evidence hst Was pro
daced by the effects OF violence alone the part OF
the man unde: Indictment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Destructive WhirIwind- Central Railroad
Bridge Destroyed.
From the Phi'sdspLa Norsh American. ssih
H.RRrSBfrRG March

HARRIsBuRG, March =.
During the storm that has been raging in the VI
entity all day. twelve spans Of the bridge across
the Susauehanuah At Coxe's Town, miles above was
torn away by q whrlwind, and the wreck has since
hoa,ed down the river past the city. This was The
bridge about being completed for the Pennsylvania
railroad Company and It's destruction will prove s'e
,iaus loss 10 the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29

~ The Plot newspaper published at Mon
teal. having been mulcted 10 the sam of s250O for
hsel announces that the establishment IL ruined and
that the property belonging TO IL VII be sod public
auction on the 18th OF April next
~ A bin has been introduced into the Legis-
iasuIs Of Michigan making the selling giving or In any
ws furnishing liquor 70 adisns 90 osense Punishable
b. iRpysoaEsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
Ohio Lekislnfurf.

CoLUNBUs Friday, March %.
The House has sgreed To the Senate Joint reso-
lu,ion 70 submit, the question Of Convention 10 tie
people Al the IT xi elecror-leas % Nays =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-29
xlJRITISG CLAssKs.-JONEys INITIATION
COPARTNERSHIP.

THE sUBsCKIBEKs have formed . e1.pStnss-
ship In tho prsetcs Of tho lev, and VIII Evs p'omD -
Coars u his ssis and Of The Unltsd
1 las SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEAD0.
orrs ta0 Rfoadv av Albsay nj I'm
TU.PAKTNERsHlP.- 8. gULLLk
Oharnr formed Co partnership with JOHN DChAND
vii continue The Irou Commisson Business, 1ndos e hm
Of DUDLEY 3. TuLLER CO. q lse 0fesnwt<hS
Mach 4 1870 DUDLEY B. HULLG8,
oil i'm. JOHN DURASD.