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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
IERM3

Two dollars and say centsin sdvapos--
Three dollars II paid within Six meuiha
and Three dollars and City cents, II pay
meni be delayed until The expiration e -
year. No sCbscTipioa taken So less th11
six months, and nopaPeT diaconiiHued ~
ill al arFearaees are paid, ualsss 81 %
option Of the Pr0priet0rs. g ~
ADVERTISfN0.
For every ten lines Or less, enc inseFirp
ei 90; fof each continua pee s0ce1ls.
. For yea-ly adveriisemsHtaa fsfT lihe1f'
Deduction win Be- made. Arltlta ~ 4
pertouai nature never -1ualtea.
Oe~ For announcing candidalea ~ 80,
or District oEisss tea fsr couniy tlsf
a.. at.ffs-s W. -
- 1ssf g. -ssf
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BIZ AUTHORITY.
Exrcur1vE CHAMER, D

JACKSON, MI, March 25th. ls4s
In obedience to an act Of the Legi'ia:
tue Of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March Srd, A. D.. le4s; /. JOsEPH W.
MATTHEW'S Governor, &c, do hereby
publish and make known the following
'ract to take the sense Of the people OF the
State Of Mississippi, on the PrOPriety OF
calling a convention to amend the consti-
tuition Of the State "
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sETrLEMENT.-Noliee 3

ElNAL SET rLEMENT.-NOtiee !,
hereby given that the undersigned
Ad rim s'ruIor Of the estate 81 JossPh
Duke. DECD, has fled hi. petition in the
Prubue COur Of l.afiyetie county, Mis-
ssippi, for Final Settlement # bis Ad.
m'nIstraii"n, and viii, at the term Il
said e uri, 10 be held
On The Third Monday in Nay merit,
present an Account of his administration
r al owance with commits ons, aud up.
ply for a final hearing Of said account.
JAMES GIDEON, Admir-.
February 10Th, ls49. 45
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EXErhTuR,s NurICE..

"HERE IS, Letters Iestameniary
W of the last " u and testament Of
Michael Wat on. decreased. wete granted
20 the undersigned at the last September
term Of the Probate Court Of La ayetie
county, Mississippi. Now all lersons
having claims against the estate Of SAID
testator, are hereby required to preseni the
same wiiein the time p Oscribed by law, or
they will be barred. All persons indebte
TO said estate are requested to make inme.
date payment
JOHN VI. WATSON,
ID. A. WASON,
ErYutOrs
Dec. 30 Is4s-36-fiw
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Cotton Shed.

T.lE undo, siPnsd have taken Zoe term
- & yeus. M C1unn Shed knosn ~
the Bs~ls's Buf CHion Sstd. one mile
b low the Muuth Of Tippch. 10 Lsfays'ts
c'uaiy, M's-.. and viii prompts attend Z,
receiving and forwarding 81 Cotton and
Go do 10 uther afiielrs that nay be en-
irurci n their care. They wdl alsp, BE-
Engaged during ihe bnung setsnn, IN bail.
d ag Flat Bo'is fpr the purpo.s of shipD,nQ
Cation % New Orleans. They \, be by
sirict atsnilon O basiness, 10 merit he
! strOBage Oftbe pablo.
80 Jesse TIMER, & SONS.
oesobel y, lsis.-29-sa.
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jackson Book Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
RLANK Books for courts, public Offices,
- &c, made to order, ia the best and
most durable style.
Book binding in all its branches. also,
done and warranted in style and workman
ship. Also on hand and E'r sale number
of articles consisting of Stationery. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully Sos
iIcited. NJ. L. JULlENNE,
Successor Of Rch'd Edward g. Co. 5
or Bindery at the old stand, two door
from the post office.
April ll-l2-if.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31

mAKEN UP by Samuel Simps n iyirg
IN g niles n9rh Of Oyfor'l. me bay 6i,;
sapl.osed to he 4 wears Cd; has wiu'e
.oi o. her forehead; shsIt ] 4 haads high
40 oihef marks o. brandt appraised TO
A. RoLvERToN. (Rsus.
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT:
PUBLISHED
Every Saturday Evening,
A. ~ ~ a., ~ -. ~ -


At No. 95 81. Charles street Nev Orleans.
BY HAYES, MCCLURE & Co.
The publishers { the Daily Crescent
have just s. Ell Weekly Paper 9th
lrg,si size, MED in beaut lul Style, fr
clrcllailnn in the county. TIE Week y
Crescent will c,ntaln the News Of the Day,
OrIgional Articles up n all sui je t. Of gen.
eTal inierFsl and mere particularly up n
thnse in which the pen lie { the Scutn aud
Yves, are mme immediately c"nceIn' d.
CIR gionsl and Selected Sketches. Tales.
Anecdotes, etc, aud n. Pnce Current
carefully corrected up TO the b NJ Of
Iuh &c I on. |, will I've p per useful To
a | asses, aud tspeci,ly adapted to ,ner-
chants, mechnnics, pas ers aud families
In us political chaTa Ter il il in the largosi
sense If h. w,rp, inde end.ut, tax ne 10
ra,tln "a, re bntv struggles, bui aiming 10
Inturm and instruct The people up all the
greaI qu's ins VIII Oh arise affecting The
in'e'nai welfare or foreign, re cations e The
C. urUy.
The paper will be furnished to Single
Sui scIIhet. al ! hsee ID liars per year; to
Clubs Of -Four m re. direct d 10 IN.
same POst.oihce, at Two D1ilars and Fly
Gents year. P.stnaslers and Others who
may tas Agent, and send orcers, paid,
ini ten copies, vii receive one copy in nd.
dil'On tors'heir m'tnsaiion. PAYABLE
IN ALL oAsEs IN ADVANCES. Single papers
o. p cknges, in wrappers, en- be hid At.
The TIC M = 'i.u.
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SELLING our For CASH.

HtVING determined to quiz business
- in Oxford. vi l 8 II out my stock y
G"d> Al very low prizes fir Cash. The
siock ON hand is very desirable, compd-l
srg large assortment of Boots, Shoes
and heavy d thesIir z = "a, pyfchased and
m nutactnred TO uidsr. daring the pla
s mmsr. in order u cl"ss up he concern
with dispatch. NJ goods viii be sold on
either yearly o. { mporaiy credit Y
Customers ewing the house will confer
a 81 nal favor bv calling and srrsngingsn
immedi t. and final settlement, a. ne Coz
Germs m 81 be closed.
FOSTER FREELANH
N. p. Very eecidtd bargains VII -
piven in n b eumrpraing a lisi Of Coed
( ON $40 70 $40. PIP,
Oxford. Dec. so, ls4e.
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Book aBlmdevy, &c ~
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURE.
And Stationery Esfabliskmini, =.


AT hArCHEz.
ID ICHARD Edward iakes thip octa.
zion to notify his friends, old cas,o.
mers and the public generally, that having
disposed Of his interest in the branch &c hIs
establishment he'd al jackson. Of the lirmo
r. Edward e. Co.,, he Is prepared 81 his e..
in Naichez, TO make TO onder
aud in superior style, Blank Books fos
courts, public offices, mercantile houses,
&c.. &c. Also, 10 render entire sajisfaa ian
in all and every branch Of Book Bindssy.
An excellent lot Of Stationery also on band
Old books earefulDyFebOund. .s,8
0erAll orders from any section Of e9un.
try promptly attended 10. e
N. b. Establishment at the old s,and,
Main street, Naicbez, Miss,
April iI--la-lE
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
New Store.

WNHE undersigned having purchased the
n interest Of J. G. Gibbs, will ntinus
TO do business at the old stand, and expects
to Rd To bis present stock Of Goods in .
short time, be promises to sell goods as
low as any other house in town. There.
{ re, he expects a continuance ofthe liber,
eral patronage extended the firm Of ). g.
G. Punctual and Cash purchasers are
particularly invited to call.
..a W. II. sMITHER.
Oxford, Jan. I, ls4g.-37-tf a
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31

= "A N q Il *
Hitherto deemed lncu abb. The origin
.: the re,necy WIS IN his own case, VIII h
aim. 81 again,t hppe. he su caeded ia cur
Ing, after many trial. al ,ther remedies
wi b, u success. He been Using The
me remedy Row Tor seven ears. and ~
All cases ceessfnly where hpfli a'iin
was made 10 time, lie c'nsid,rs il j ju-
d C.Ous, perhaI 8 improper. Ia b" 81 o. his
treatment, OF to make promises hey I'D any
possible performance, for there are caSes
50 far gone to be incurable; hut he in
Wit, he afflicted e. c. n, uII him. and il he
shall satisfy Them Of h nbi ity 10 make
cures. they can then try his remedy.
All persons y no apply t., person or by
wriittn d. scripion f heir case givIngPs
slze, !, ca;in, age, general health aud hnb-
us. together WIIh the remedies that have
lie US d, mhy expect canG ansW ers as
To The ~ suit Of their ,a.es.
Il unm be TO .or, IDLY impressed on
tho ffii-ied with Cancer, Ia make ear y
ap ,,licauOn 10 d. lay is dangerous, aud pro-
0ngs The core.
CANCERS OF THE TONGUE
have an en- lie successI lily treated with
his remsdy. lie will be in Columbus
Vii ,siss ppi, until he first { June, VII, re
hose VIII are IN ed may see the nu-
nerous s'imnnmls nj certi6s' tes To al
,st me eff ac, and efficitnry fins mole
Of heating every variety and d scripnon
Il CANCER.
Al lrtIers est paid, will receive imne'
Htte attention
DIR EURNHAM SHEPARD
Office 1t The 1 lnmlus Hoe.
Dec 30. lS4~-36-3i.
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IIouse Of Entertainment.

THE undersigned. having open.
III ed House of Entertainment at
Cockrum's y Roads, DesOto
county, Miss, which is calculated to reL-
der great accommodation TO the travelling
community. This house is large and com.
modious, divided into various departments,
So as to furnish private rooms with fires.
Il is my intention TO make all who may ia.
vor me with their patronage, as comforta-
bic as North Mississippi will admit Of. !
have large stables and experienced ostlers.
harges as low or lower than usual In the
country. -
J.P. COCKRUM.
July IL, ls47.-26-tE
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
, y. CUsHHAN. AND JOHN P. srOcKARD.
CUSHMAN & STOCKARD,
ATTORNIES At Law

Va FIfUs VIZ
Will attend The Circuit COlris IN Ills
and the nsighboriug cuuuii,s. the U 5. De-
trict Court II Poli aor, and The Chan"ety
Court 1t TO y Spring. Al business en-
trusted 10 their esre viii ec,ive prmp
attention.
Inih's association the pra~ii IN III.
P,obate Cur in Lafas etc oean'y Nih ~
excepted, N ,heh plsetiee Nc. Cushma"
willie 40 e.
July IS, Is4s-I6-rE
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SNOW CREEK SULPHUR
SPRINGS.
TnPAH c.. Miss.


Fifteen miles East Of Holly Springs, and
10 miles South Of Salem.
d.. TRoosT, Of Nashville, the celebrated
Chem.l aud Geol ci.l OF Tennessee. has
furnished the Proprirlo' wiih the toll wing
annalN sis of these Springs. Ills known
chnr ,c.er is sufficient guaraatee for It's
currectness. e
Nashville. Feb. 23d., 1917.
Mr.. o. Beck; lit uFpenrs, trim nv s.
navel here annexed, that the only ungre-
dirnt in that water Is suLPuURETTED n.y.
pRnGRN, go hnhi ounces, SnIphnrrtted iiJ'
dr., gea 7 ,uhl~ in h. )tre o'her, tr gen u
mater, whcb i Contains ARE so minute
tral they Offer almost Impercertible lr'ces
w,th The most delicate tests. Nov, MS u
- ny oP,ni. n, thai the m" 81 essential med
cal ihgred,en,Sin thu Sculpture I'D mineral
waters, is the Supplemented Hydrogen. 81
| believe 'haI you,s will he io"nd ~ BEN
,firial as Lny OF the more Hpp Gated Sui.
phur waters. Respectfully yo"rs. Il.
q. TROOSE
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS, 3
CHARLES c. CANE,
70 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW RLEANS.

~ u w OK Il II Ms.
IMPORTER and Dealer in all kinds Of
Foreign and domestic
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY,
is INV receiving from the European
and American Manufactures large aud
Extensive assortment in the Fl ,rdware line,
which he offers al IS low prices as can he
Purrh sed IN a y part OF the United States.
Coutry Merchants are requested t. call aud
eXlmin0 my sock, as shall be prepared
I, sell low. beng sat sird with small profit,
ard quick sa!e-; the facility with which
Country Merchants can obtain supp les from
New Dreams makes Il easier and cheaper,
MT beng compelled To wait for their 60, l.;
thereby saving The losS, of ia ere :, on
heavy ocks Of G dds my stock isfil sci c.
ted frum the mannlao tories "f the late t
It, les. making my stock on hand oil the
largest ia the United States.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
WaolcRr@.

IMPORTANT To THE AFFLlC ! ED.
A MONG the many discoveries which
n ate adding in the blessings Of the pro.
sent genera ion, the undrIs gned confident
~ asslres The plbii that he has decaV-
er, remedy for that dreadful d'sease
rallad
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31

TNITE subscriber would respectfully in.
II form the public gener'ly. that he IS
improving the ahuve specified Syringe very
eAteusiv ly, and further announce tha' he
will pen i,r the reception "fvi>itors by
a.. INN Of Line
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31

The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, CO.
lumbusi Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Paulding;
will Publish the above once a month, until
forbid, fol which they will be paid the same
rates allowed the state Printer by law.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
Serious Accident.

On Sunday afternoon last, Reuben Strickler
of Columbiana in attempting to leap from his
buggy (his horse having taken fright and be-
come unmanagable) was thrown violently
against a tree, and very seriously-if not fatal
ly-iniured. The accident occurred two miles
from Salem on the New Garden road. Several
persons who happened to be within sight when
ths accident occurred, carried Mr.. Strickler
s~enseless and APPARENTLY dead, to the house Of
Joseph Baily. For some time no hope was en-
tertained of his rccovcry-but for the last two
or three days his symptoms have been more ia
yorable.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

IL The second Term of Mr.. Il. GIBBONS
Writing Glass closed on the evening of the 2sth
ult. His next Term will open on Monday eve
ming, the Sd inst. The Committee to examine
specimens, at the late Term, awarded the La
dies Premium to Miss MARY Raglan, and the
Gentlcmen's Premium to Mr.. CHAs S. CoorER
they having made the most improvement
Miss Catharinc Alfred and Mr.. A. B.. Swartzell
were accounted as second best.
Commiaee-AIiss Edith Weaver, Miss Mary
Lee, Miss Sarah B.. Blackburn, Mr.. NJ. Gantz,
and Mr.. J. A. Amber.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1919.
EARLE'sC CAST HONE &sTROP
o RAzoRs AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FUN hAEUNo AND 5UHUIIAL INSTRUMENTS,
A sure Remedy for al the Diseases to schieh the
Razor is subject. 4
This article proves to be superior to any now
in use, not only for restoring Razors TO their orr
ginal cutting state, but giving it a finer and
smoother edge than any other article now in use.
l will just say Notwithstanding facts are Stub
born things that within three years past / have
met with Razors laid by as useless, supposed to
be worn out, others become too soft, Others
crumbling on the edge. and on applying thom
to the Hone, restored them to their former cut
ting state and l have only to say, if there is q
Razor which has become soft from using, or
crumbles on the edge, l have not yet met with
such in testing more than one thousand Of diff.
fcrent stamp.
Manufactured by d. Earle, Portage County,
Ohio. .
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

NJ. Dumas, Commerce and Agriculture.
vi. de Parrleu, Public Instruction aud Wor-
ship.
Admiral Roman Discusses, Marine and
Colonies.
VI. Bineau, Public Works.
General diHautpoul is charged, ad interim,
III the absence of NJ. de Rayneyal, with the
portfolio of Foreign Affairs.
All the above belong to the minority of
the Legislative Assembly.
AUSTRIA AND HuNeARr.-The punishment
Of death TO the Hungarians is about TO cease.
The Lloyd, in making known the above
proceedings against those who
are implicated will, however, he carried on
to their termination. Certain categories also
are to be formed, under which the accused
are 10 be classed. In its effects the latter
measure very nearly resembles an amnesty
for those who are but slightly implicated"
RoME.-The Pope was TO return to Rome
on the 25th of November-the anniversary
OF his flight last year.
Domestic Items.
ELECTIoNs.-Netc York-Thc result of the
New York election is now known. The officers
elected are as follows:
Wings.
Secretary of Statc-Christopher MORGAN.
Comptroller Washington Hunt.
Trcasurer-Alrah HINT.
State Engineer-H. c. Seymour.
Democrats.
Judge Of the Court of Appeals-E. G. Jetect.
Attorney General-Leri S. Chdtfeld.
Canal Commissioner-Fredeyik FoHcH.
State Prison Inspcctor-D. c. Clark.
The Senate is IL wings to - democrats; the
House 90 democrats to SO wings.
MassachuseHs.-The candidates for Governor
arc G. n. Briggs, G.. S. Boutwell,, and Stephen
c. Phelps. Governor Briggs received the iarg-
est number of votes, but not a majority over
the other two; hence, as was the case last year,
he failed of an election by the people. The
Legislature will probably elect him.
In the house the wing majority is larger thar
last year. In the Senate the wings have elected
% members democrats and free soilers 49,
MIR. Palfry is again defeated.
Ne,o Jersey.-The wings have n majority O
one i'll the Senate, and seven-somc say nine
in the House.
Louisiana.-Joseph Walker, (dem.) is clectec
Governor. The wings arc supposed to have
majority in the Legislature.
Mississippi.-Gcn. John A. Quitman, (dcm.
is elected Governor.
Michigan has, as usual, elected a democratic
Governor, and a large democratic majority ir
the Legislature.
Wisconsin has reelected Gov. Dewey by
large majority. A large majority of the Legs.
laturc is also wing.
Iennessce.-PartiSs in the Tennessee Legisla.
ture are exactly equal, the wings having a ma
iority of three in one house, and the democrats
in the other.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
ENMANSHIP

Mr.. T. GInBoNs respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of this place that he has To-
Gated himself for a time, and is ready to give in
s~truction in this Science to all those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Terms--A single scholar Eighteen Lessons,
Sl,OO, Gentleman and Lady $3.50; private in
structions given on the same terms.
Writing Room, at the Green Street school
house, formerly occupied by Jesse Holmes.
Salem, Nov. 8, l849.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
home 1 staid. Mr.. Longdcn is a liberal man in
way, and may yet get out of his shell.
Yours, w.

CORRECTIONAL error occurred in the notice
of the Randolph meeting published last week.
The time should have been Sunday tho ID. in
stead of Monday the I'd as stated. We arc sor-
ry the mistake was made, and hope this notice
will reach those wishing to attend the meeting
in time to set the matter right.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
THE following question was left upol

THE following question was left upon a
physicians desk:
Suppose a child " has running at the ears"
for some time, and nothing" does it any
good-what is to be done for it?
Answer this and oblige Yours, &c.
This is the Doctors reply:
If nothing does "any good" continue to do
g nothing"-as it is a very good rule to con-
time the remedy when it is doing "any
good"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

THE PHILADELPHIA RIoTERs.-Eleven of
the persons connected with the late riots in
Philadelphia were sentenced on Saturday to
various terms of Imprisonment, ranging from
one to two years.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

CALIFoRNIA MAns.-The mails of Cali
fornia, which went out OH Tuesday last, by
the steamers Ohio and Crescent City, mum
bered nearly seventeen thousand letters, and
upwards of twenty thousand newspapers
The postage amounted to more than Sl0,-
600,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
Charles Freihy---Boo&- Binder!

CONTINUES to carry on the BOOK BINDING
BUSINESS in all its different branches, at his
old stand, on Main ST., Canfcld, Ohio, whore no
is prepared to do work with ncatness and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bust
ness he pledges himself to give general sstis-
faction, October ~, 1919,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
Anti Slavery Meeting at Randolph

Az Anti-Slavery Meeting will be held at
Randolph, Portage CO., o., on Sunday the
"a OF December. An address is expected
rom ANN CLARK. SAM'L MYERS and other
speakers will also be in attendance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01
TO ~PRINTERS.---FOR SALE!

ABOUT $50 lbs. OF BOURGEOIS TYPE,
that on which the Bugle was formerly printed.
A good bargain viii be given. Apply by letter
or otherwise, to JAMES BARSABY, Salem, Ohio,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

SLAVERY IN MISSION CHURcHEs.-The n.
Y. Observer of Sept. 22d, has a long editori-
oil on the late meeting of the American Board,
from which we make the following extract:
AT an early stage of the meeting the Pru-
dental Committee submitted the special re-
port, (re-committed to them last year, with
an additional paragraph, containing the prin-
ciple on which this question of Slavery in
bodies ioith ,ohich the missionaries are connected.
This is the true ground
Why does not the American Board wash
its hands Of this iniquity and have lone with
it. Surely such trucking to slavery only
tends TO prejudice all honest anti slavery
minds against it, and neutralize all the good
which it aims to accomplish.-SPy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-12-01

TIE SLAVE CAsE.-The U. S. Circuit
Court, now in Session in this city, were en-
gagged for several days last week, in trying
the noted case of Driscoll VS.. Parish. This
was an action brought by the Plaintiff, Dris-
coll, for the price and value of certain fngi-
tive Slaves whom as he alleged, the Defen-
dant, Parish, had prevented him from cap
turing. The facts on which the suit was
founded, TRANSFERRED in Sandusky in 1876
We are not informed of the facts proven by
the Witnesses in the case, but understand that
the jury returned a verdict of $500 for the
Plaintiff Columbus paper.