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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
Jonas RulFuer and Isaac Ruirncr,

HOnd0 Nllluc uhA A'eH ivan b..
% Us. (.
David Tusing & Barbara his wife,9
]. Holiday x Magdalena his wife, In Partition.
Saml Smoots & Rsbecca his wife,
Jacob Eutfner, John Henthonre& } Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles & Emily } Plea,.
his wife 4 william Crist infant
son Of WIN. Crist & Anna his wife
now decd
THyHE defendants are hereby notified that the petit
Il TONERS on thisday filed in the Clerks office Of
the court Of Common Pleas for the county aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition emade Of
the following described premises, Situated in Fairfield
county, to wit! a part dissection No. 20P II R.l7 and
described a. follows, Beginning at the S. w. corner OF
said sec. thence N. 40 four pole chains and 30 links to a
post, thence n. "a degrees E 2 chains and 30 links
70 a post, thence N. 90 degrees E7 chains aud so links
to a post, thence E 10 chains TO apost, thence S, 4
chains and so links to a sycamore, thance E3 chains
and 25. links to a postthenee S. 80 chains aud bO
links TO a post, thence w. 5S chains and so links to
the place Of beginning, containing o47 72-l0O acresi
in such manner that s equal undivided 9th parts
thereofbe SGT apart IN severalty TO the petitioners
who holdby purchase the interest ofal ofsaid deten,
dants In said lands, except the said VIM. .Crist and
that ono equal 9th part thereof, be set apart to said
minor al fendsnt VIM, Crist--and that said petit ion
will come on tobe heardat the ext-oc'ober term o.
JioHNGlRAGHTY, Attorney for petitioners.
June "a, 1858. 6-6w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

Cholera AMONG Tue SLAVES IN CUBA.-f
The cholera is still carrying away hundreds
of slaves in Cuba. Its ravages have been
more fierce in the sugar estates of the dis
,trict Of C~ardenas, especially in Banaguises,
where DGarly all Of the largest and most
aourishtng estates are located. One plan
ter has lost lao slaves, and several others, it
is said, have suffere to a still greater ex-
tent. The malady, says the New York Ex-
press, Is supposed to have been caused by
the Introduction OF a lot Of Coolies OF the
Ponina estate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28

BgFFALr. July PA collision took
place last night between the steamer St.
lawrence AMI Green City both full Of
passengers. The boats were much dimlg-
ed, but none Of the passengers were injured.
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For the GanSmiIhs.
FURNITURE WARE Rooms,
n X FISIyEI,.

r ewing rsturned to the city and ereeteaa larye
u bui ldinsin the rssr Of the brick house. on the
corner Of Broad snd Chesnut streets, one square south
Of the Market House, intends manufacturing Upon =
large scale all the rariuns articles or
CABINET FURNITURE,
Bcadsteads and Chairs. Which he Will keep
always on hand, together with = large assortment Of
Cincinnati Manufacture. His'opg eKperienee in the
business will enable him TO have manufactured t
home and imported from abroad the very best Of
work, and al he intends to employ none hut thu most
skinful s,vorsnen and usethe best materials, he fat.
Il r. himself that he WI give general satisfaction %
all who may favor him with stheir custom.
The public are invitedto cali and eza mine the as
sortment. The entranoe TO the rooms Is upun Bread
street. u. n tlStlEL-
Lancaster, Nay Hth, 1883.
n. B-Rsr.iring done on the shostest netice, and
IL the neatcst and most workmAnlike manner.-
Charges reasonable.
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CLOTHINGI CLOTHINGl
$4,000 Worth Of Spring. saunar aai Fall
Clothing, and Furn shing Goods,
now OK RAND At TIE OLD SoToRIoUs
Cheekered Store,

NJ & are nov prepared 70 clothe tho itr;sg Spirit
w ~ our country The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laSorer, not Forgetting The profsssion-the Law
yet, Doctor AMI Preacher; also. tho gentleman Of
ieisara. TIE Artist and even down 10 the most an
'astic OK luisi'e, ran he accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from TOPIC ton. We
cannot possibly mention. in single advertisement
the maRy articles in our linz. But certainly itis en-
item 10 the history Of 81 Fairfield COUNTY. that moth.
Ing in the clothiaS iinahls avsrbsen offered in this
city that can bear ths m1st di'tant comparison to the
quantity and qualify ofthe plea OF clothing we now
lay before YOU. tor WOW Inspection Every article
in n1r line [, warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hind. CoULEHAN eco
MSy II. 1879.
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0FIfayonng woman wishes to have
herself published ms "fascinating, beautiful,
and Accomplishment let her pack up her best
clothes in a dirty towel, crawl out of the
back upstairs window sons dark. rainy
night, and elope with the man that feeds
& curries her fathers horses. It'sa big price
to pay for compliments; but II will bring
them justa as sure as a dirty rain barrel will
beget mosquitoes. In fact, we never knew
a woman to make a more decided fool Of
herself, in any way, without enhancing her
charms two or three hundred per cent, by
the time her case gets into the papers
Dagton Gdz. =
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NEW IMPROVEMENT IN INSERTING
ARTIFfCIAL TEETH.

DRs. crider i Williams have made - improve
Jrnent in The art Of inseEting artificial teeth on me-
tslic plates. The improvement consists ~ eodter-
trssctinK and s~pringing while IN the asfof soldering
and cooling, which will svoid al difficulties that Den
tisth 50 Invariably meet with 10 constructing fun acts
OF teeth. A patent viii be secured " . short time
then specimens can be seen at our once.
Lancaster, June l6s 1853 -
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Hon. N. P. TALLMAncE.--A meeting of
the citizens Of Fond du Lao wassheld on the
2Sth ult.. at which resolutions were adopted
inviting the Hon. N, P. Tallmadge to adj
dress them on the subject Of spiritual mani
festations. He accepted the invitation, and
agreed to make his address on the l9th in
slant, We suppose the honorable ex-sen-
ator may now be considered fairly on the
stump IN the Geld as a ieciyrer oa 6pifituaEi
sora 49, .r.tN4. H..r~Gat4- fa J
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JUNE a., 1851.

IN SJlN ~ q Apcs .
, eceived this day at the cheap store Opposite
ANShaeffer's Hotal)a large variety of Fancy dress
Goo is--such as plain 3 RACES of all colors aud prices.
Fig'd pcrages Of many styles. an cheap, soma very
handsome, at only l2s cents a yari.
W. 7, WISE.
rarlsOIs.
a n1@ stock ustsopouei, at greatly reduced prices
June 30, 1853. W.T.. WISE.
Bonnets.
nj ow opening, a fresh lot fine English straw, plain
IN LeghUrn, French Lace, Gimp, amt various kinds.
Some mora Of that same sort at 60 conts-csll soon
June 80. 1853. WI. WISE.
Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nacks
In innunerable varietya at w T. WISE'S.
QIeensware.
4 bargain may now be had by aay one in want C &
~ mice dinner or tea sett, by calling at w. T.
Wise's, where a largs and completely assorted stock is
now unpacking.
June 81, 1853
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DEATH OF A SHANGHAI young Cor
man, supposed to be a Mr.. John, formerly
OF Logan, came to Mr.. Walters tavern on
"Wednesday last, and fora day or two com
planned of being unwell, procured some
medicine, but found no relief, was taken
worse, and died on Monday morning about
Q O'Clock. 1t is said that he has brother
ON the canal--Tslegraph.
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY
GrrnRR

BUUh3 Ely, ANU IANIE
STORE.
TENIIE subscriber has commenced tho above bust.
ness in the room lately occupied byJ1hR L. Tut
hiR as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
House, where he will deal In, and supply every thing
in the
d bok, Stationery and Fancy Line.
Purchasers are invited to cal AMI examine his
large and well elected stock, embracing Misee.lane-
Gus, School Books. Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Articles, and every thinl pertaining 10 his business.
They viii find him always on hand, ready and willing
to supply their wants. at prices that cannot fai TO
give thorough satisfaction, and he trusts that by
prompt attention and low prices, he will receive .
bera, patronage.
May %, 1918. B coNNELL, Agent.
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MoRE, ENeoURAegM ENF.--We have just
heard, BY q gentleman rom Columbus, that
the inirIcle-workiug citizeussin the way Of
Railroads, are wide awake to our Valley
Road and viii testify their friendship for il,
as soon as theyscah ge.sat the books, by big
figures. Colt, cspaat City You viii see
he same doiags down this way.
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New atylesa and the xery bolt quality and WILDE
Ls9eastsr, AprsI23s 1858
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ETHIOPIAN MINsrREsLY--Thcro W Ill be
a general concurrence in these sentiments
admirably expressed Of Thackcray;
al heard humorous baladist not long
since, a minstrel with woolon his head, and
an ultra Ethiopian complexion, who per-
formed a negro ballad. that | must confess
lnoistened these spectacles in the most un-
expected manner. They have gazcd at
dnzens, of tragedy queens dying on the
stage, and expiring in appropriate blank
verse, andI never wanted to wipe them.
They have looked up, with deep respect be
ii said, at many scores Of clergymen in pull
pits, and without being dlmmed; and behold
a vagabond with a crooked face and a banjo
sings a little song, strlk es a v wild note which
sets the whole heart thrilling with happy
pity"
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Law NOTICE.
z III Q 9.

HUNTER e Ply z,
ATTORNIES AT LAW,
VNT1LL attend to professional business in Fairfield
wv county and other parts of the State, in the
State Courts, and in the Circuit Court of the United
States. re
mans Drug Store, Main Street, lancaster:
H.. II. HUNTER,
April & 1853. wM r FlNcK.
NJ Telegraph and Eagle copy and charge this office
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OH. CARPETSlo OIL CARPETSyryv
Received this day. direct from the Manufacturers,
Piece 81 on Carpet -
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TAE REvoLUrioN IN DuESos AYHEs.--A
letter dated Buenos Ayres, My 80, men
tons the failgra of the negotiations attemp-
ted by the Brazilian and Bolivian Ministers,
and adds:
On thu 81 ofJIno all merchant vessels
will have 10 leave this port, loaded or not,
ami it reported that no extension of time
will b. granted. The Congress Of Santa
Fe has sanctioned a Constitution; also a
custom house law, with facilities of deposit,
similar, we believe, to one now in force
here, and another, acknowledging the free
navigation Of the rivers, The togn of Bue-
nos Ayres is named as the capital of the
Confederation. If the town does not &C
cept the Constitution, then another place
will be named. A Commission has been
appointed by Congress to present the Con-
s%titution to this government, but we have
no hopes Of its being accepted.
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GAzrTrE OFFICE. July %, '53.-We
quote Flour at 494.3ji Wheat, 7s9sO;-
Corn, 40; Oats %; Hiy,9js6; P1latUcs,l.-
20; Rye, Doc.
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Nav DAD ov THE WAY.-TWe are graft
iel at the daily exhibition Of growing in
Z rest in behelf of the Columbus and Hook
Ing Valley Rlilroal, AMI ths en- husiastic
demonstrations that are being made in fa-
vor Off. They evinel that thu people are
alive to their intarests,-th1t they are una
sually unanimous in their support Of this
great W ,rS, an thlt they are determined to
loose n, more Advantages BY their lethergy.
Our pen intuitively writes the prediction,
that the Road will b. speedily made.
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I'LL nnlsll0p
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On! CRAcxEE!!-"St4las'' of"0l Syn
set defend us!-We received, through the
postofi Sc, last week, the following (aapaid)
anonymous warning, which we copy with
out any alteration.
lancaster Ohio Jaly II 1858
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p. BOPE wants You TO ma Q for him; si bis slei,
Hammers; his Stone Picks; his CTow-bars; his Mat
toeks. &e., and IN turn warts TO sell YOU hs Iron and
and Flies; Of which he has a superior lot, and win
sell TO you 20 cheap that you viii DO simply CON-
pensated 10 give him your first call Iron must coma
down, anil p. BoPE viii do all he can TO bring about
80 desirable an object. DOnt forge, P. BOPE's
IRON STORE.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Hon. Judge DAILY.
SNT. IL NO cause bvipg ready the Jury d.s-
charged TIL Wednesday morning. and the Court proceeded
70 dispoe Of some inquetts
IN the mater Of George Lrn,cJdok, an United Stals
Soldier That IAnteback at tho time OF his
enstn ept Is sufficiently estabshed The testimony OF
his brother who twelve years Of at the time Of his
birth and who remembers the event. coroborAted
by the production OF the received when quitting
Hesse Casse IL conclusive upon thA. point. But the
contract Of enlistment not absolutely void but void
able at his election and IL Ia nssei that hs has ratified
and sfirned it. by continuing to draw his pay after he
became OF 1ha is answer TO his applicable for
discharge for IT lie vel recognized principle, where
the contract is merely yodsble that if the infant upon
Striving At age, ayas himse of what ia b.nefca In It.
he vii be bound by It. IL Is recognition and ra
ton CT vha; he at liberty 70 repudiats but watch
when be has acquired The eyal capacity to bind him self
ne thinks proper to assent 20 ard adopt aud his act il
equivalent TO promise. Thus, in the Of llad
leased infant his retaining pgsses ion ot ID after he
becomes OF IL ascent 20 the lease aud ne is liable
for fent Bsc Abr infant, 6l2 IL. So where infa1t
purchased yoke Of apd his prounissory note
in pay ment the converting the TO his after
be Of and receiving the Rvsila, rendered hi LA
be on the note lawson -. Loyejoy Greeuf 405 g..
y. Chick5en Barrett, hcCord, 2il and in DELAYS
Blake IL Wend s5, where m infant brought action
for work done BY him ard II appeared that during his
minority he bad received from the defendant the
third person In pa pent, and had retained il in hs pos
sestion ght his after he became CT age. IL held
that his retaining IT, ratification OF the contract
10 lake the note in payment especially The make In
the eanw bile had become ibsolyent and that he could
TIE contract of Lan.ebeck was TO render
services soldier in consideration OF receiving cert in
stIula Cd nay sAgss hts continu 10 draw hl
pay ate be became OF brings him clearly withiu rms
principles recognized IN those The application Tor
G di. cha &c must. therefore be denied.
IloLe IS. Connolly This motion for ne trial
N coDsequeuce Of the testimony o. vtness the lass
trial being ruled II admissible Judge Daily Ia os opinion
that the evidence Of the witness ought 10 have baen adj
mitted, AID oTdeltd nc trial
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magnificent building. which was briMlssuy illumi
mated, crimson and gold, prtedsevs, 60, being
plaCed Tor the lustrous actors in the ceremony and
BeIsiaa and Austrian flags waving nom every pillar
Chamber Of Representatives, &c. The ladies ap-
pesred 10 full court dress and all the public charso
tiers: civil and military, en- gra ade fenxs.
The grand nave. from the threshold to the ira nsopt
Cardinal Archbishop Of Malines, Primate of Bel.
gum, presided over the clergy. On the arrival OF
the royal party, the deep voice of the organ gave
them solemn greetsg, the clamor Of the bells
Ginning IN. The Cardinal Archbishop received the
royal party on the threshold; hisEminence preceded
them, to point out to the young married couple the
places they were to occupy. The Duchess was pale
and excited, and walked with tottering gait As
soon IS she and her spouse had placed themselves.
the Cardinal pronounced the nuptial benedictisn
The organ then intoned the first notes Of the mar
rage mass. At the elevation of the Host. all the
soldiers in the church presented arms. The ceremo
ny was finished by halfpast Que; by two the royal
bridal party had re entered the palace amid the
entered their barracks, and the spectators continued
TO parade the street, gossiping over the spectacle
they had witnessed.
There seems to be determination in certain quar-
tiers In Belgium to make this event occasion for
covertly taunting the present French government.
Some OF the journals are necessarily harping upon
the fact that scion OF the house Of Hapsburg has
been united to prince in whose veins the blood Of
Cobourg is blended with that Of the Bourbcns-that
one Of the new married couple descends from Maria
Theresa, and the other from Louis XIV They expa
tiate on the propriety Of celebrating with kiDgly
state the Duptials Of such q high born pair. Aud
the Burgomaster Of Brussels, it will be SEEN hailed
their union as a guarantee OF the independence Of
BE GUM There is something infinitely little in this;
il is sneerng at the selfproclaimed parvenu" soye
reign of the French and his nonroyal bride; it is
proclaming belief Of the legitimacy and indestruc
tbe royal rights of the Bourbons under the ayis of
Austria 1t oetrays personal spite and fear quite
much az PRIDE Europe has a deep interest in the
preservation Of Belgian Independent q as long as the
Belgians choose TO preserve a separate nationality
but Europe has marvellousy little interest in uphold
ing Cobourg dynasty in Belgium, nor will this in
terest be augmented by that dynastys having iden-
throne, based on the revolution Of September, may
appear toterng seat but it is steadiness itself com
pared with rcketty throne propped up by the !eg'
tmist GespOts of Europe.
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Severe Thunder storm In Hudso" and
Vicinity

From the Budson Re publican, Sept. Is
Duetpa the afternoon " Tuesday last we're visited oy
n the thunder storms remam Der
TO have witnessed For time the peals of thunder
and vivid flashes Of lightning almost inc sssapt
While tbs rain literally descended In ts, ssen
every little rivuet TO roaring rushing stream. Vari1uI
cellar, and base nena filed with through
the city subectpx the occupants 70 great Injury and
Nrnoysbce The lightning appears TO have struck with
giest frequency
Darns the height n the storm. large Gre dis
ersd the gosits side Of the IySr, abont mile
-0 Of the village Of Athens, which proved TO be a
- barn hay.pfss. she1s &c belonging TO hr. King.
10 said that huDd Cd tons Of hay aud yslusole
10 81 working cattle consumed along with the
bliid'nys, on which there partial insurance Of
about " goo.
tpl-copsl Church A. Athens also received por
tt4 X the eFctric Gud. bat sustained no especial
epe ~osmall buildings on the line ~ tbs Hudson
3+rfsbEe rsilrn tn tue tavo OF CHATHAM
ia awey 10 this city the Hshfni1g struck the dwelling
utnry W Bs'ssc Esq on sixth strest bat did little
asszs besides te ring CO few ella 9b )aris and pros
uAtlng for the lnen servant girls oil ler from
ar or tho effects o. the electricity. IN the to ~ sf
in5srhook barn be)pgipg 20 Mr. John Cappsr wa,
rues ard destroy cd b. FIRE. together With all its
cutents AID sack Of bay near by The barn contained
= lsrss euaotty OF nay a. grain. which uuinsured
yaiale ore OF NJ. Nathsn Nid's brick cotton mills
YES sfruck bat not materially damaged The dag stall
Ct the eocine house Ia thu village s4o shyered do
tng tue sane storm, while it played the vsry deuce
vifb the telegraph wires aud posts Tas S>ntfNe says,
The Krf Oh Creek r. suddenly 10 great height,
oves5o-rg III banks, and csusiDg some damage 70 tns
srouing crops and In the removal OF fences.
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anIssnas ed dat 1. ~ suplsv n xssws. NSassa
IAssgus, ass01ers, Ne. 20 Wajhagtsa a1eeA =
Charge q enbsntDg frsa his eaplevsrs Aar.g ~ is
two - three years. q fss thsusand dsaan
last suns dscovsrsd 70 have besa eobsssled amount
upvsrds Of thousAad dollars. Ths sesussa hes bsen =
the employ the claimants for ths last dftssa years
past and up to the last twe three years has al vays
acted honestly He nov sduits his guilt and scknov.
kdges TO the saie Of bstwsen four and Ave thousand
dollars weth OF LIQUORS. the proceeds Of which he has
appropriated his own USES The sccused Vas dra vi.g
sary of 81 600 year, but that did not It seems meet
bis current sxpsnss hepss he drew on the concern -
kiI Of silent partner The magistrate Justice Osborne
before whom Mr. UndsrhM was taken, detained him In
custody tn await trial.
DiahOnem Wono~ -OAasers Long and White ysstsr-
day arrested woman named Mary A. Moran on q
charge Of stealing quantity Of wearing ppars anA art
clos Of svelry valued At $780, the property q r. g.
by the officers and the accused c0mnttsd 70 prison
for trial by Justice W elsh.
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Gen. Cas- and the AAnAnAuoR01a0s.
frs~ The washipg'oa DID, ssA sGhcal) UalSa,
Ssptewbsr III

Gen. Cas- and ths AAnnnAg1R0Aaos.
tsr'> tbs ~''AlIso o:.- Git 'h'a'' u.'''
n opposition 70 the sdnnistrsttsa, which has been
nsesssa by that portion Of ths New Yesk democracy
vs. sustain the course Of the Albany ArgSs 10 bassd
spsa tie allegation Presdsnt recognized sad
Pateazsd - nsiiossl democrats many who supported
The true policy veil duty Of ths adsuissra
ss rspudia,s those stood the Buffalo
ia eocuDsS "a 10. grounds IN supper. Of Con.
CAas. In other words. those In New iork VINO Arc
A. a. s~ VIZ prove nsir osn naoas,y By the "a,
that tsy Csss In the contest of 1913. We
ss.s1h their s-s clsm to SrtAodoxy on the sectional
iaeus but bsyord rri It troves nothing We have
psatsdy exposed the sosc, sud pcsnsssney Il ths ia
fsrsAss that tbos for Van In 1913, as
recsssaxy to Be r-trcstec in 1854 But object
is repeat tbs aguusnt often made but 70 pre-
ssst the subject In e. ornsr point of view.
II tho sliegshor- n,.ds the President In New
York arc well i,k,S sy the Cass msn, then We risk
aotAtrg n saying Gaoeral Csss, OF ell living
has the mos. plAiat He Ia not the man 10
forget or neglect his f.nds He OF heart and
soul AID Il his friends tly dealt WITH hs has
the moral coursae VII The pacity to and
repsi the aggresssoo Wilt any OF the New York
democrats Who tnacious In their condsm ma
tisa Ut the poicy OF bs President charge that General
Casa H. could be Indifferent the tneut Of his
fsesdss Does them doubt that IL his frisnds
haA been vnlustiy ps"scI bed he would have failed 70
discsr. AID densaoce tho Injustice In uumlstaks,
bic teams IL Is sel ~ that General Asa distinctly
aohsd President Pierce before his Inauguration that
would accept no ofb nut taAt he should his
team N the Senate then, he has had eau
to complain en- hi- Own aceount But this fact would
naturally make him soucieous that justice head
- Aooe to bis frsopS- 10 declining to take any place
hinsef he left hs h'd widely opex FOE frsads
Ths quesItcn he stood silently BIZ and sit
assssi shs injustice Is alleged to have been done
to his friends In Ne York VS. repeat that he il
tho man to .nhm N 20 "A trsstmen, an. tns
act that he has made d nontration Of dissAisis,
usn, "a consusve rnst be does not regard the pot.
cy q tha Presiosnt The light in which ii Is
SAILED in New York. Bat General Casa has not bssn
silent; be has wstchd the OF President Piece
With eeep soeiude 20 has ~itnes sed the assaults IA ie
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United states District Attorneys Office,

CHANCE or LARCENY on THE uIGE SEAS.
SuT Is Philip tonrge, seaman on board the Ans
ricsn ship Patrick Henry, arrested and held 70
answer a charge Of stealing three silver watches gold
studs chain and rirg' ylued at SIS the property 81
Richard Weeks passenger board that vessel duag
her last voyage from Liverpool 10 NsE York Robert
Hurbut not yet in custody, IA also charged With tue
la