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Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

7 WILL sell upon reasonable terms my panla-
L ton, containing ll1 acres Of land, 40 ci which
is newly opeucd and in sual slate of sultea-
ton, together with the growing crop AMI stock
belonging 10 the same, er the land separate, as
may suit the want Of the purchaser Any one
wishing to purchase the same is respectfully re.
quested 10 come and see the growing crop eud
condition oi the place. -
Z. Il. BOOKER.
Columbus, June 81. ISL 25tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
JJ.lSIIING ION, Xxx.

J'HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i slill to be ioanl at his old stand in Washington,
where hC is supplied with every thing necessary
iol the accommodation OF the travelling public,
and hopes by strict attention to the comforts oi
his quests aud determination TO pleasc, to eon-
,inue to receive share Of public patronage, i.
lis house is cnmnodious, and the fooms well
arranged ior families.
llis table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, and his statues provided with
pieaiy OF proyender and attended by careful ost-
lers
lii. rates OF charges will be the same as here.
tolQfu yiG
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VNHlE undersigned of'rs for sale on accom.
j moia'lng terms 1900 acres Of ehpiro aud
valuable Land, situate IN sc,cir county, Arkan.
sns
These lands were selected in lslo, are Of ihc
hc,i quality of upland. and are located IN de-
imbe neighbprhood
For terms. 6r. enquire Of W II E"cr at
Washington. OF the sulscfibcrs at Liiilc Rotk
WATKINS n CuRRAN.
January 2s, 1852 iu
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

JNlE uhdenlg1ed ha, on haal I1i OF superior
l. TIM slanis nl ,aIinus siEcs AMI IaIIams
made al the best material ani on the most ap-
pnsed plan, which he Will lully guarantee. aud
sell On mufe accommodating Terms than they
have ever heretofore been Offered
b L. nRlrIiA.
Washington June 10. 1850. sl,f
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY llom tie campuf the
II subscriber, neat Washington, on II
tue nighl Of the als, OF Orlnber, ~
Negro Man named Dlaid, about 10 SsSsf
years OF age, of light copper color. Il
bout j feet 10 inches high, weighs sSaesnsn
bout 1853 pounds, has one OF two ,mal SCARS on
he Ieli side of his neck and is inclined 10 he bow.
legged had on when he left White wool hat
and common negln clothes. The Nepru formerly
belonged 10 William y. Watts, of Lawrence BIS.
trict, South Carolina, will give the owe re.
ward ior his apprehension and confinement in
any iail 80 that Lean get him. ANY information
regarding him may be addressed to the subscriber
at fineyle 7, o., Bossler Parish, La.
ALLEN VANCE.
Washington Oct. %, lshl.
uag-Whig Little Rock, publish to amount Of IS
and charge this office
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
NJ w c obs.
GREAT BaIsG sEts FOR CASH

1 \ a#liiliaa a. uaf pfeseat -.ask, Heafr pzr,..
L iaHg general as=lHusa. OF H.W a.Hi srassa#a. q
So,siz4 On s,otk cousisis of Fancy aud >lsrIs
DN 6aotz Hat, Csp. B,unrts Boots and since
Clothing, Hardware. 1uierY. CusakrEsHaIr.
IuNaI' sall'r. Bndle= Waa1ugn. faaT Nu-
gar. tp.ee NnIassc,. i.iquaH. saan CHa.l.,=.
sarzh. SpiHr,. i'p cusi fruits tish. Glls--s
and many ahcg atiiclcs. We Will make II The
interest ui purchasers Ia sise "a, ti.aif easIam
Nnn Aish Ia buy earlu Iaf cash c. aul III.
ID ARAluNn Il SiLLlMAN.
Wet oi Ia iiai.sis
Washington, April Q, ls5l, nif
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

Az OLD PAPER-The Hartford Courant
with the commencement Of the new year
entered on the eignty.ninth year of ii ex.
istence. Il was originally published on a
small sheet, less than foolscap size, and has
expanded until it is now one Of the larees.
journals in the country.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
4RiT'S HOTEL,
II lNIIING TON, IRhIAS ]

HfASiIiNG TON, 1RhiASds.
IN subscriber beg, leave to inform his friends
i al tha puhl.s, that hr sui continues bllsl-
noes At his Old stand, where ha has supplied him-
sei with every thing neee,safy lof The seeom-
molaIion OF the travelling community llis house
Is ennmodoas, the ruoms well arranged lef am
ilir.. and his tahe wei supplied with the best
IAo maTAeI aiitrls.
Ia. slah.es ~ iarse, hauntilnlly supplied with
pp1fendtr a.sl atteuiod ty careful osiiers.
IT, p.clges hlmseli tlial nothing snail he want.
ins a his part y Ieul 5faamlaIab'eaii who may
be nIua,ei ia,gSe hun d call. Ills eharses wall
b. as modtffic as those al any other house III the
suuih. as aa evidence oi whish he ieien 10 the
lolloaihg
RATES
naulius pr month";. ll.zs...ss,,.tss.,sln
Baafims aal laiglus per week, ,......sl 80
da}.,,,.s.,stsf5
Single meal, s.s.,,s.s,'tts's'tss
lsaislusss s,ssss# sssssssssss's tsssssssst
liHfsr ietsi, .sss.,,.sss ...ss.t tssss'.stsa
Keeping man and horsu all uisAi.,..,sl
keepius aarse per weck,. k,..st....ss,.. =. =
GEO. O. BRITT.
Washington. Oct 30 lsi5.=l-u
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
nELs oN's HOTEL,

IT LIUN, IL NhINNIN,
fCIiE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
4 10 bis if.eHas and tine pIalic geneeil9 that
be- Is prepared, al the uplsI layerun fulton, 10
hcroiam' lala All who may lasof MN with thoif
- H#IIa5,.
IL na.r Wll II supplied with the be- the
mal ~ si.aal. his Bar with i'm shaiatst h4uors,
.ai -. .'ahs. 'siil l-' paa,ils=i W.T. pleas of
srufsairf aai attended hf ,aleii usserI.
AssSofilaas GA his Issli wiil be- -Ran't IA Ten-
algr comfortable al VIM may b pleased "a give
Hi.u call
{. I. NELSON.
In Iln Jan. -. 1871. =at
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24

The MoH AFFEArIS CLgyELANp.-The
Cleveland True Democrat states that the
reports which have gone abroad respecting
the Homeopathic College and the disturb.
ances have been very much exaggerated
The Democrat states that there Is no truth
in the story that a portion of the remains
of a young lady Of that city had been found
in the vaults Of the college, and that the
subjects necessary for dissection were all
obtained f., IN distance.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
GIN MsNuFAcToRY.

VI" uilarisInd lose Permanently lors,rd
4 hrn'"i IN i'" irvn o. Na.h,n.'an where
=" iii'iHls manufacturing bsr Stand. nl the b,,t
fuii''' 'hl m.si mr.waI psIrn.. FHm many
lcam pmfheil cAIFrirnr .n 'hc bu,lpr,. he
hl''ra hi~seI' that be- will le aide 10 furnish an
arh.ie ,uirnpf % any now in use Prr.on,
WISHING 10 pur haze nfo .-l 10 call and c,.
ANIME l9f iA'uac,,r, br'af. purhasing cl.r.
Mh'ic' l1'ilguuf attention wil te mtl is f..
Phfine 9i'd all orier ~ ti.ai line viii ic punp,.
u attended in
i..' 4 ha" ol public patronage Is respectfully 20.
~. THOMAS J. LAWS.
Wah.nsion July n, 1850 lPs-,f
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
FOR SALE.

A No, / six mule W.fG0N with double GOV.
n er ral Harness all complete for sale low,
Apply,o D. F. HEMPsIEAp'
Ami 10. 1851. 10
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
DIR, BENZ. u. JEFF,

HAs resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington, and may at all times be found
al his appihecary store, unless professionally abb
sent where he will keep lill supply Of fresh
medicines for sale low Tor cash
Washington, Mayi if
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
EoR RENT.

TINE store lIlusc and Dwelling now occupied
L by Diamond \ SilIman, opposite Hight
Hotel
For terms aprly 10 VIM. II Etter or TO M"
sub5cribei,
Feb Is, 1859 IN Wv. MOSS.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

I WILL sell upon accommodating irnns guam.
i iity of valuable real estate. situated IN Hemp.
stead county Arkan,as. For terms &c. applv
10 Wn. II Ei,er Ed, Register Of ih. Land o.,
fee Al Washington -
GRANDSON D. RoISrON
July 10. 1851 2Jlf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. CHARLES B. mitchell offer HE
IL service. 10 the citizen. of Washington aud
Il. vicinity. lie may be found at the residence
Of H. W smith
March j,h, 1910. 30tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
M9TloE ls HERERY GlVEN.

Washington March L. Is55. ii.d
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-24
COTTON GINS.

LaHi .lFaR,
Washington, Afks, Nov. %. 1850. mn
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Murder.

Fulton county has become the scene Of bloc
she'd. a Mr. VIM Weston was found dead
the nelshborhool of Liverpool in this county,
the house of Mrs. Wilcox An inquest was h,
upon the body by Mr.. Justice a. ) Liettlr al
a jury, but what tie result was, We have not be
Informed. A post mortem examination was he
by the Drsf Mcp0vell & Newton which result
IN the discovery. that the diseased had been sta
bed IN the breast The Instrument with wifi
the wound was inhi tel. had penetrated de-
into the chestSaNd severed the large artery viii
conveys the beod from the heart, necessarily II
king the wound almost instantly mortal Sus
clon rested upon Mrs Wilcox who was appreh,
ded examined before Mr.. Justice Lei,le. and,
default Of bail in the sum of one thousand dolla
handed overf0rSherff Waggorer FIR safe kecuil
Many contradictory reports respecting the matt
have reached Us but ns no thorough investigate
has been had, and it bpingimpos,ibl- to arrive
truth Without il, We refrain from expressing al
opinion a. to the guilt or innocence If any pcrs
wEateyer.-LesiStotra Eepub.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

AFrLICrryG CAsuALrY-A most heart ronding
accident occurred yesterday afternoon, near M
Ludhy's residence. an the North Branch 4 Nrs
McEwen, accompanied by her little son, six year,
of age, had gone to the river for pail OF water,
The mother returned, leaving the lutte boy, whc
was playing with his dog, to follow at hi, leisure
The dog, in his gambos, ran out upon the ice, and
the boy in attempting 10 follow, broke through
The mothers attention being aroused by his sciea
ming she Mt once, with that affection iyr her of
spring which oniy a mother can feel, regardless
Of danger. rushed into the water and seized the
drowning child. Before assistance could be OBJ
tanned, mother and child locked IN each others
embrace bad passed to the land of shadows
Oh. Ifb.
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Death of EN.f.oycrnOr Carlin

Tx Governor THOMAS CARLIS died at his resi-
dcncc, near Carllnville, on Saturday, l4th inst,
aged about 60 years. The deceased, in his life,
filled many important offices in this State He
was emphaticaly a sclfmadc man. having spent
the earlier part Of his life in frontier settlements,
where there were limited opportunities for oh.
tanning even an elementary education. Notwith
Shading this, however, by the favor Of hl- native
good sense, he performed the duties imposed up
on him by his fellow citizens, in manner credit.
able to himself, aud of advantage to the State.
AS n man and citizen, he was greatly esteemed
by his personal acquaintance, aud his memory
will long live in the recoleetIons Of his numerous
friends Cha Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

IyDlGEycus PLANrs-1he International Ma
game states that a gentleman recently from the
East Indies, has come to this country at the in
stance Of Mr.. LAWRENCE, our Minister in London
for the purpose Of bringing before US the subject
Of introducing some twenty Of the most valuable
agricultural staples of the East. among which are
the tea coffee AID indigo plants, into the United
States He gives this reason for believing that
tea and indigo would become articles Of export
from this country to an amount greater than the
whole Of our present exports. lie says that tea
for which we now pay from sixty five to one hun
bred cents per 10 may be produced Tor from two
to five cent?, free from the noxious authorizations
of the tea we import He has published small
volume under the title Of The Future Wealth %
America in which his opinions are fully expiai
ned.
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=, oan;,S - '''',',' W ',''s 80
vi 1911 VI '"''"s "eT".
n,''.,a, "t III '''IIs nio yn""1"S' us
"'e'.S, n'e NV, "'Cu'.!' ""'" sne uo"'s' o'
Wv uo,'s","s ps'i'"u',"S, "''u f'i1"'e Non''
'' a.u eV'''"' business "''.s
"s'e'' W. '"'"'''' o'''''i "aS 'o'e !" Commit
wee =,
w "a. VIZ meeting ne'n on sl'r ' t w. W ntw
loI", various i',!erS were re'o from MISSIONARIES
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Great Fire at Pittsburgh.

PTTT>EUEGu, Feb Il.
About half pastlo O'Clock last night, the int
Nor ola three STOW bCidug ON Water street M,
occupied BY Campbell 4 Ness, rs a Tack, Maj
and Brad WarehSuse, and by Edwards, Norm
* Co. as the Excelsior Novelty Works was disco
vered to BE- in flames. The engines were sooI
upon the spot. nut the fire had So firm hold tha
1t was impossible TO d.slodge IL the more especial
~ as the Store MONS we're So long that water
from the engine. at each eul could not reach {,
the middle.
Very little of stock which was exceedingly
valuable, Was saved The flames spread to the
grocery and warehouse Of Jacob Forsyth. in tie
law CONTAINING a hrge stock OF goods, which with
the building were totally consumed, The last
building in that block occupied by John lr.
WIN Sons, az rope AMI cordlge warrhcu1
took fire, but not before considerablep art
the stock was saved /
LArER.--The United States Custom House ~
beea extlngui-heo. The books are supposed I
be slightly injured. f'
The stock Of Moods & Son. commission md
chants, in the building above the Custom Hous
Is considerably damaged by water. The tot
loss II is thought will exceed 10000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28

Tnr MILITARY BAiG.-The Ball given by the
Shields Guards, the evening Of the e3d, was
largely attended. and was by fr the most bril-
liant affair Of the season The room was gor
geously decorated with evergreens, flags, and
splenjd engraviugs of Washington, Lafayette
Rossuth, Gen. Taylor, and the Battlefield Of Blu
cna Vista, all beautifully according with the gay
and happy crowd that lrolicked over the huol
to the full rich music which rolled in foods o
exquisite harmony, from the band The supper
which was prepared ut the Gciger House. wa,
certainly tho richest display Of luxury and taste
we have ever SC, down to in this country. There
was but one draw back 10 the whole affair, and
that was the utter wan, Of system, ms well in the
ball room as In trying to &c, TO supper. The
frequent jams crowds, gorgcs, DC, to which the
guests were subjected. were evidently the result
Of Encouragement and were not very high Gu.
logium opon American tactics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28
Kentucky Wing Convention.

Louisville, FEB. 20.
The wing state convention met here yesterday
Hon. Chiffon Allen presided. Gen. Comes pre-
scented series of resolutions The convention
also passed resolution recommending nation.
al convention to be held at Louisville on'the l7th
of June. Also, resolutions approving the com
promise measures, and in favor oi appropriations
to improve rivers and harbours; eulugi-ng Hen
~ Clay aud Attorney General Cri'tcuden dis.
approving OF foreign Intervention; in favor Of gi.
wing the public lands to the states III which they
are located; aud, with reference to the prcsidcn.
tal question, resolution was passed declaring
that Willard Fillmore had done III bes, ,p tread
IN the iootsicp, Of Washington, aud was entitled
to the gratitude aud confidence Of the people OF
the United States and that he wings Of Ken.
lucky will cheeliuy unite aud Do their Utmost
for any nominee of the National Wing Convcn-
ton, aud present the name OF Willard Fillmore
for the consideration Of that body
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28
Arsenic

\ writer in the State Register mentions the
following antldotes TO the deadly effects Of arse
ncum, we give them for what they are worth
The writer says:
in reading the Journal, Of the day. we often
read Of cases oi poisoning by aTSenicUm.-lh>. So
often has led me to enquire, Is there no specific
remedy always at hand, N every lamly-wI,hln
the reach If every individual Cases Of the sind
which recently occurred IN our city, are becoming
very frequent AMI IL mans cases particularly III
The country, medical ASS aitce Is often difficult
to be- obtained IN season To- prevent fatal oonse-
QueuCe-. We watched with much anxiety and
fear, these alarming eases, and when we learned
they Were all out of dnnger. we anxioga. inquir
eel what was the most simple cicctuai remedy
used Hydrated petuXyd OF iron was given to a
part Of the number alter the poison had been ta-
ken about two hours. But the first an'iote al.
mnstered gas CASTLE soap mixed with water
which was given every few moments.
There seems to be u chemical affinity between
tLn nllssI, and arsenic, and ~ they bo;h induce
vomiting, the poison Is thrown out Uithc stomach
The OIL which forms Il component part of the
soap, sooths and heals the coating of the stomach
Common soap-made by pouring boiling water
on ashes is also used Rich sweet milk should be
drank very often while using the alkali. In the
recent case mentuncd, these remedies were tried
aud proved, and it Is fact worthy Of note, that
those who took the hydratcd perox.d Of iron did
not recover soon AS those who took the other
mentioned remedies alone
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-28
NEnNIlIoNyIrLr, Ill. Feb. %


At meeting of the Farm Ridge, lowell and
Mt Palallnc Choir, held in Lowell, Feb. ?lst
1852. the propricty Of forming Musical A'so
cation was taken in,o con,ideriilon--E lmci
Baldwin was chosen Chairman, and T. j. Dim
mick, Secretary.
RcsolUcd, That for the Advancement OF the sci
cnce of Music, we agree to form Musical Asso
cintiun
Resoired That a Committee Of seven be ap
pointed, TO draft Constitution and BY Laws
and report at the next meeting
The following were appointed said Committee;
John Hubbard Freedom; Daniel Little, Pt Re
public; Elmer Baldwin. Farm Ridge; Henry
Kingsley, p. Republic = DimmIck, N~ml
ionvllle Coleman Woodbury., William Wood
bury. Mt. Palatne.
Adjourned to meet n, Lowell, May 10. 1875?
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. All persons interested II
that cause are invited to attend.
ELMER BALDWIN, Chairman
p j. DNncxi Secretary
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Democratic county convention

The Democrats Of the different towns in Lasallr
county nre requested to meet nj their respective
plnces Of holding town meetings on Saturday, the
18th OF March next and appoint such number of
delegates to which they maybe entitled according
10 the last apporiionment to represent such towns
respectively in a Democratic County Coarcntion,
20 be held at Ottawa on Tuesday, the 30th day of
March, 1852, TO appoint delegates to represent this
county in the Democratic state convention to be
held at Springfield, on the 10Th day of April next
md 10 transact such other business as may be dee
mej appropriate Nv. ARMSTRONG.
c. w. GIBSON.
J. r. NcFAERsv,
Gro. r. BHLroEp.
NM RARBrR
g. u Dltr@AS,
WV OsNAy.
Feb. IS, 1855, Co Cor. commiue.
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GREAT NORTHERN, WESTERN AID SOUTH wEsTLRS
4. =. MAIL ROUTE.
On and after the 20ih inst, and until further no.
tee, the Cars Will leave Chicago at o'clock L. VI (,
daily, for
MICHIGAN CITY,
Thence By NeSsfs IIueSGcH X Roberts Line 81
stages over Plank Road, IL miles to lnporte, and
remain over night Cars leave Laporte at 4.
VI, AMI reach Toledo at 5 7 W. connecting with
the Ohio stage Company'> Coaches.
Leave Toledo Immediately after tea for Mon.
roeville, passing over PLANK and MrAamised
Roads, G5 miles, arriving in HgSrosrile next NOR
nmg in time tor the Shelby cars, thence to Ciere-
idnd arriving same DAY at & N, remaining over
night
Leave Cleveland.
nj AN, 10y car, reach Csntrsrii!e, 40 miles con-
Meeting with the Ohio Stage Company's
Line OF Tirsi Class Coaches
Thence TO Erie, So miles; arrive at Erie at ~
o'clock at night; and remain over Till next day at
I'm; thence by cars 10 Dunklrk, Is miles con-
Meeting with
Express Tram for New York.
Through in Il Hous. BY this Route passengers
can reach New York City in five aud half days
with Less Expense, Less Fatigue and $50 miles
less staging than by the
Northern Route.
Connecting at Bellevue with the Morning Er-
press Train Of Cars, over the Mod RireT and
Lake Ere Railroad, arriving at Cincinnati, VIA
Springfield and Dayton SYN.
Connectuga Shelby with Mansfeld load, pas.
scngcr. cnn go from Shelby to Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Columbus and Cincinnati by cars
Connecting at Cleveland with Cicreldnd and
PittsJurg Rdilroad, passengers con 60 win Pits
burg to Baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia aud
New Y ork City, with only ~ mile. staging
The time of running will be- changed as soon IS
Boats commence plying between Toledo and Dun
kirk, leaving Chicago in the morning, 60 through
Toledo during the day.
C3-Pnsscngers will secure through Tickets to
Toledo at this Office. GEO VI. GRAY,
Agent
OFFICE in fremont Building, doors south
OF Man, entrance ON Dearborn Street.
T (hirnuo E,h ~ lA1D
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Theological Hair Splitting.

BosroN, Feb 81.
This A NJ. Enos Ormsby. Silas ". Bumpas. car
penters, residing in Charleston, were run over and
killed while walking on the track Of the Boston
and Maine Railroad, over the river bridge They
bo.h leave families. The decision in the ecrlcsi.
asttcd court in the case Of Rev Mr. Prescott, who
has been tried for hcresy, was made known TIL,
y. W. The charges were all declared not to b,
to pronounce absolution generally to persons who
came to him voluntarily. The court pronounced
this not heretical, bat irregular, and sentenced
him to he suspended until he signs a certificate
d.caming such right. Tie defendant claim,
this as virtual acquittal throughout deny Ing
the right Of the court to require certificate.
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Arrest For Murder.

Two police officers from the city Of Cincinnati
arrived here last week in search ol woman 10y
he name Of Mrs B,ard.ly The allegation,
against the woman as far as we could learn are
about az follows. 1t appears that man by the
name Of Green in Cincinnati who followed the r.
YER left with his wife during lis absence girl by
the name Of FaIrow, during Green's absence Mr.
Green and her child died suddenly. The giri
Farrow then went To live with another family
that family nearly all died ,uldudly, the girl then
went to another family, when the woman of the
house died suddenly. Suspicion being excited
tho body of the woman who la, died WIS disn.
TERED and in her stomach arsenic was found
The girl Fsy1,w was ;a;ested aud is nnw c0pt
ned in PRISON. Ia her statements or confessions
he iniplicaiei> SITS Irrdsrey, aui SAYS rnat -i1e
Mrs Benrl,lty bought the poi.on for her that
was used. This occurred some time last Sep, m,
Der Mr.. Beardsley Wife and family lived I'M part
of the house where the first woman, Mrs Green
died. Alr Bearl,ey with his wife and children
left Cincinnati seine time last fall, remained IN
St. Louis while, and settled in this place thi-
winter. The officers had a requisition from The
Governor Of Ohio, upon which Governor French
issued his warrant. and the officers started viii
the prisoner on Saturday evening last. These are
about the facts as detailed to US Whether there
is any truth IN the statements Of the girl Farrow
in reference 10 The participation, Of Mrs BearGs
ley remains vet 10 be seen. The prisoner did moi
appear to be frightened and made no effort to
eyade the process Of the law.-Beardstorn Gaz
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Rorprsr.--on last Monday Evening, while
Mr.. and Mrs Cog,well were attending tn. Mill.
'ary Ball, thief broke into the house, entered n
bed room in which young lady was slecpisg,
Gu. open trunk, aud stole from j, $3.50, all in
sold. sloowere in SEQ pieces and the balance
in smaller coin. The noise made by the thief
'roused the lady from her sleep just rs tho ras.
cal made bis exi. through the second story win
dow. The moaey belonged to Mr. Mathcwson,
who had also gone to the ball.
Ne also stole some clothes from ,he yard du.
wing the niyh,.