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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-12
wings Democrats -FreesOilers.

The whig party Of the North will soon be
no more. 1t is about to expire, and it is
hoped and believed by its friends that its
soul will enter the carcass of Abolitionism,
and give to it new vitality and increased
power for mischief The National Era ex-
ultingly announces that "the wings of Ohio
have magnanimously resolved to give ~
their name and organization, and 90 for a
party of Freedom Exchange.
The above remarke will not apply to the
Old Line Wings OF Ohio, so far as our ac
quaintance extends. We cannot for mo-
ment believe that the old friends and ar
dent admirers OF the principles put forth and
cherished by the departed CLAY and WEB
srER who took such positive position on the
compromises of the Union, and of the in.
terests of the north and SOUTH" will ever
go the present Negro -phobia, now attempt
ing to raised by portion ofthe go-betweens;
these modern Observation-Disclosures,
such as CARY, GIDDNGs, GALAwAY, &c,
who are in favor of a mongrel, semi Whg-
Abolition Federal Liberty Anti-Nebraska-
Know Nothing Convention to be held at
Columbus on the 18th day of July next,
men who were loud mouthed in opposition
to the Regular Wings. No, the old firm
Wings those who fought the battles otthe
party in days gone by, will never 90 into
such an organization, mark it; and We know
that there are hundreds who will, the COM
ing Fall take position in the the democratic
ranks, and there have the proud satisfaction
of knowing that they are carrying cut their
principles, so far as the great questions Of
American policy is concerned. One Of these
old line wings with whom we talked the
other day exclaimed ooh tor the spirit Of
the departed, to set these modern throat cut
ters of my party straight"
We thought our friends prayer would a
vail nothing, as these reckless political Jug
lers do not take heed of the interests of the
people-but merely their own pockets and
persons.
Our Freesoi brethren, men, who act on
principle and at the same time feel bound
by our Federal Constitution, will not 90 this
anaticaI move, nov being made to tisre-
gard the Constitutional rights Of citizens,
either North or South. Ercesoiters of Ohio
do not obey the behests Of these old party
hacks; they have deceived them too often,
they know that the Democracy will carry
out their views on nearly every question of
the Buffalo Platform, hence their sympa-
thies are with us and we don't know sin
gle treesoiIer in our county who would, for
a moment, wish to trample under foot sin
Gle provision of our Constitution but all
appear to wish to act within the powers Of
that instrument; we say the Democracy do
us much, and none will rejoice more than
us to see the evils Of slavery mihyatelNnd
finally eradicatcd. Dem.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee of Harrison county, held in Ca
diz on Saturday, July, !, 1854, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoloed, That the Democracy of the diff
lerent townships of Harrison county, are
earnestly requested to meet at theiI usual
places ofholding township elections, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day of August, 1854, be-
tween the hours of one and four o'clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose Of appointing TEREE
delegates to meet in county convention in
Cadiz, on MONDAY, the 2Ist day of August,
1854, for the purpose of nominating the
following officers to be voted for at the en-
suing October election: One Probate
Judge, one Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, one County Auditor, one County
Commissioner, one Director of the Infrm-
ary, and Democratic Central Committee
to serve the ensuing year.
Resoluea, That at the township meetings
the Democracy will also appoint ONE dele
gate to meet in convention with jefferson,
Columblana and Carroll counties, for the
purpose of placing in nomination a Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in this, the
2lst Congressional District, at such time
and place as shall be hereafter agreed up
on.
ResOlued, That the different delegates be
requested to procure certificates of their
election, from their township meetings.
BY ORDER.
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Congh; y, stop it to day.

FolOp ulat COnghi Y, stop IL 10 uay.
II WILL ONLY COST YOU % CTS
/ AR. LOCOCh'S Pulmonic Waters are untailing
Il y III the cure ot coughs colds, Asthma, BrOnche-
tbs, i!oarsness and all diseases 1.-THE Lungs Thous
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skeptcal THAI they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pocket, have most pleasant taste and pare
ly Vegetable.
Beware as there is an imitation offered for sale
The genuine has the signature OF E Taylor engraved
upon each box, Tor GalG by Medicine Dealers gener
ally.
fTNlIE greatest Discovery of the age.-Planters
L Farmers, Families and others can purchase on
remedy equal to DE- TOBIAS Venetian Linimen,
Tor Dysenlery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatisml
Sore Throat, Ioolh-ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lit does not give relief, the money will be refund
ed all that Is asked Is trial. and use 1t according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Will
Item the w. late King oi England, and certified to
by him, as cure Tor rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
OVER 10000 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without il il
1t was $40 per bottle in case ot Group, it is as
certain as II Is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in halt an hour; Iooth-ache i'll five min
utes! II is perfectly innocent to take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States Price % and 80 cents
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Lniment, but considers
warrantlng sufficient, any person who does not
obtain reIet need not pay for it,
DIR TOBIAS has put upa Horse Llniment i'll pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
oWelIngS, Culs, Bruises, etc Price 80 cents
Dk. TOBIAS Office, 24O Greenwich street, New
York.
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in this respect. The water was thrown
with such force that the hose was bursted,
completely soaking a number of persons
who were standing close by. In the gen
eral stampede that ensued, little boy, son
OF Mr. Drury, fell down, his head striking
upon the curb stone, inficting a severe cash
over the eyes. He was Immediately car
ried to convenient point and physician
summoned, who dressed the wound.
The festivities Of the day were closed by
a ball given in Kilgore's new hall, in which
a large number of the youth of both sexes
participated, aud which passed off to the de-
light of all present.
AT eight o'clock this morning our Whee-
ling friends left for their homes on the vi
roqua, highy pleased with Steubenyille,
her tiremen, her citizens and their treat
ment while here Union.
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NEW YORK MARKET

July 10-Flour Grmer, Western canal s,
so; Straight State 6,43A7; Good Ohio H.
25l7,75; Southern firm at 0, l2a0, ,O0.-
Wheat lower and unsettled, good western
red LIZ Corn advanced, Western mix
ed 65a68; Southern yellow 74a77; Southern
white 8Oa83. Pork frmer, mess II 90 to
ll,l2; prime 1000 to l0,i4. Beef mar
ket firm, country mess 1909 to l3,0G,-
Lard dH-l at 9a9!, Linseed oil nominal at
75
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The Boston Commonwealth says that the
cali for convention to organize new par
ty in Ohio WAS prepared by Messrs. Wade
and Chase, and sanctioned hy Messrs. Camp
bell, Corwin, Sapp, GidIings, and Hale,
of the Lower House. The Cleveland Lea
der says that the call has already receaved
10000 signature. W ashing on Star, Goth.
&A pretty lot Of Abeljionists, truly, to
set traps TO spring on the 18Th of July at
Columbus. We shall be curious to see
how many Simonpure Democrats will be
fouQd under their dead taL
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Announcements

ANDREW STUART, of Jefferson county is a
candidate before the Democratic Convention for re-
election for CONGRESS-.
Ma. EDwoE Please announce the name of ZACH
ARlAH RAGAN Ut Stoubenville, as a candidate
or CONGRESS-, before the Democratic Convention.
JEFFERSON.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name ofJOHN
NJ. GILMAN, Esq, OF New Lisbon, as a candidate
for Congress- subject TO the decision of the demo.
cratic district convention.
Coumbiana County.
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Final Accounts.

NJ Office is hereby given that the following ac-
~ counts has been filed in the Probate court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement
The final account of Henry Ames, administrator
OF Margaret Ames deceased.
The first account of Samuel Shearer, executor of
the will of Joseph Shearer deceased.
The first account otSamuel Shearer, administrator
OF the estate OF Mary Shearer deceased.
And that the same will be severaiIy examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 30th day Of
June 1851.
b. w FIERS, Probate Judge
June It'll 1854.
ANANcY SoApS, PERFUMERIEs, etc, large assert.
L ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850
M AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcNwG, large
1tA and fresh supply tor suIe cheap by
april ~, 1853 JOHN BEAI.L.
NNUllE, Red and Black Lead, Linsecd Oil,
w lacker, 4urpentine, etc, fresh and large
supply, at tapn 90 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
/ BNKS-Arnold's Hovors, Harrson's Morrson's
l. Blocksom's NC, large and small bottles, a fine
supply cheap by (apr 20, '33) ]. BEALL.
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40 RROWseEIecDeVs,

w e offer this season, the largest and best assort
w ment Of Wall papers. window papers, borders,
etc, we ever had.
Every description of Ladies Gents nd Childreus
Hosiery WHEAT Il CHAPLINE,
April 5, lS5l-3m. Monroe street, Wheeling.
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A. ,IUI. SCHR ET z m.

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALIR in all kinds of Dry Goods, Gfoccrieo
-. &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or gsod
dine Inup 1870
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Now Come On.

WE have received this day large assormento'
w Nails OF all sizes, which we will sell very low
also superior lot of Hoes which cant be beat
soon, as they are going fast at
ap2G 1851 A IL BURTCH'S.
RA cLANES Pills and Vermifuge, the most popu
1Yl lar medicines OF the age for sale by
nov 23 1S53 PnAII
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E'Tesfa D5.lENa.

I " subscriber is receiving his stock
l. of SPc'ug and Summer DRugs. which sSIes
nave all heen selected by himsefn tho E@U
& iSern cIiesi aud il much the largest f9t
Sssoriment Of The kind ever brought 10 "a
TINS market and M point Of quality price etc, win
compare with any stOck in she country Hs win ali
as low as any establishment west of the nortains
Tor cash or approved county produce. Persons
wishing 10 purchase any article in the
IL q IA UaS d - a. ~ LINE
would do we'll to call and examine his stock befors
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CadIZ. auril 25 1854
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CINCINN ATT MARKET.

July l0-Flour declined under steamer S
news to6, 90a7,00. Mess Pork dull at $tl.
Cote llb. Cheese GaGf Money quiet.
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'R'Ale nsesG ES@gg9EmS

& Aac EScSG Bargains
TTNIIAT have ever been offered at JouN NcC;oe.
L 8nCE's cheap cash STORE can now be adj His
stock Is tull aud complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry GooGs Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been selec-
ted with great care, and a cost which enabies hla
TO sell cheaper than ever before Give him cali
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not 20
away without buying something.
join MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, 0. April DC, 1854.
READY MADE CLOTHING The best and
cheapest assortment ever brought to Cadz for sale
at (ap26) JOHN McCORMICK'S.
Il A'RESH Family Flour kept constantly on hands.
Il and for sale at tap26l55f McCORMICK,S.
E7AACI SOAPS, good variety, Ior sale cheap by
4 nov ~ 1898 ] BEALL
q fOLOGNES, Various patterns and qualities 10
~ sale cheap by nov % 1853 J BEALL
GIELLERS Cough Syrup, an infalble remedyi
- coughs colds &c. for sale by ] BEALL
nov % 1873
( NJ. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
~ perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
eases OF the Lungs than anv medicine of the kind
now IN use, for sale by nov % 1858 ] BEALI.
4 MASTER OIL, in bottles and on draught Il prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1853 j BEA'BEG
l. LNABER5 Cedar Pencils, the best in use. for ssle
l. cheap by % 1853 ! BEALL
&ITEEL PENNS, large assortment cheapat
~ nov % 1853 / i}IAT3E5E
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN were appointed by the last will and testament
OF Moses Wright, late OF Harrison county Ohio, eX-
ecutors Of said esta te. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having CLAIMS will present them
legally authenticated within twelve months from
this date.
NATHAN WRIGHT, r,r,,,,,,-
WILLIAM WRIGHT, EAe'U'o' $
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JESSE II. McMATH,

Attorney NIad tOWne el6nT IN Law
;lnd S0)icis"T im f'hssnGery,
CADiI, ONO.
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties. All business entrusted 10 his cure
will receive prompt and diIigont attention,
9~5- Otlice-n the Probate Judges building, over
the Market House, Cadiz, Ohio
September s, 1852,
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AYesi Axesl

Us ) received and for sale, a new lot of lippin-
- eoit x Cos Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war
ranIedi also Shovels Spades IIatchetts Mill. SCnt
Cl'eular, aDd Hand Saws, splendid article, call
soon az A Ii BURICH'S.
tap26, 1881
| WOULD call the attention OF Mechanics 10 aY
L superior stock oi Edge Tools, manufactured -
the Ohio Tod Company and decidedlg Tho hesfs,,s,
'iDusi 10 this market, which can sell at prices that
tHnIioi lail ~ suIt purchasers. Call and examine
u''ln .lnnl,.. TO-, A II BURTCH
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Basket Factory.

1871 MARKET SQUAEE WEST SIDE, coz MArKsTAHEeg
| MOONEY 4 BRO, manutactureroi all kinisaf
"A. Willow and rattan ware comprising chiLlretfs
wagons, gigs, cradles, chairs sleiehs iarntrs seed
basket, market baskets; ladies travelling aad sewing
baskets, round oval and square in endless variety
Also constantly on hand broonls and great yafi'
ETY. fcedar ware, churns, tubs, baskets. All whole
sale and retail, Oniers promptly attended to.
Wheeling, sep23 lSj3-ly
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C'beG523 GOO6ts.t
SHOES, LEATHER, &C.

TIME subscriber, very thankful Tor past favors would
l. respectfully inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he has now on hand most spleni
did assortment OF Boots and Shoes, Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf skins Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins, Nails, IhIead; una almost every article III ils
line.
Also Ladies' and (ientemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes all of superior STYLE and
will be sold on very moderate profits for CASH Hides
or almost any kind ofmerchantable Produce
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
n. B.-Persons knowing themselves indebted eth
er by Note or Book account of long standing, viii
please call aud settle up, us short settlements make
long friends, and in some cases save costs.
Cadiz, March 10, 1852. S s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-23

Ne,es from the Seat Of tHar-Sebaszopol re
ported to be taken and in Rnins-Iura
ding Forces to be Strcngthened-W hea,
Adraneed- NJ. Souie allored TO pass
through France
New YORK, Nov. 22-The screw steamer
Canadian arrived at Portland this morning
bringing Liverpool dates to the 7th Noyem.
Der
Wheat had advanced twoshillings per quar-
ter, aad Flour cd. per Dbl. in London since
sailing of the last steamer, though no change
is reported in Liverpool. Cotton was with
out change.
Consols closed on the 9th, at "a 9434.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Eoglish accounts say that the Russian S
were repulsed at Balaklava with great slaugh-
ter, they having a thousand men killed.
The intelligence relative to the progress
of the siege of Sebastopol, states that in the
last attack the bombardment from the sea was
not renewed. though it was vigorously pros
ecuted from the neighboring heights. Forts
Constantine, Quarantine and Southern Town
were completely demolished, and the town of
Sebastopol was set on fire at three different
places.
1t is reported that the French chasseurs kill al
artillery men that show themselves Showers of
balls were poured into the city all night SO that the
Russians had not time to repair disasters. sasas
The Russian ships sought shelter by the quays OF
the port but the allies were preparing to pour red
hot shot into them
Lord Dunkellen was taken prisoner by the Rus
slams.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF sEBAsToPoL.
private despatch received in London, says that
Sebastopol had been positively captured. after an
assault conducted with great energy and bravery,
on tile 3rd November. Other dispatches say that
Sebastopol was mass of ruins.
REINFoRCEMENTs
Large English and French achievements, il We
stated, were about to be dispatched with iron cyl
inders to blow up sunken ships, we suppose to the
Black Sea. 1t is also stated that hundred twenty
gun beats and forty fJa.ing batteries had been or
dared for the Baltic
Mr.. SorLE.-Mr. Soule had been permitted to
pass through France.
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MoREI STEAMsH1Ps.-The New York Courier
learns that Santa has ordered the construction OF
two more steamships at that port for the Mexican
service. This order, if given, comes at an oppor
moment to the ship builders, especially to the
laboring portion, who have a long winter before
them with little prospect of employment. The fac
of one of the steamers recently built. was bless,
with great ceremony when first hoisted
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New York, Nov. 21.-Stocks are heavy and
money is unchanged. Sales at the second Board
of Virginia skies at 1878. Pennsylvania Coal
Company &c. Cumberland 1868 4. New York
Central Railroad 80. Reading 20, &C 3 4.
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GALE OF VALUABLE FARM in J

GALE OF VALUABLE F a Z M in
- NEW KENT. ON KAHOMINY
SWAMP FIFTEEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND -Imnediatey preceding the sale
OF the persons Estate adv. rti.ed BY John See.se,
Iea.ntv owned by him. containing Ices acres, &C,
cordins 10 recent survey. It Lies on The man road
.adi an fd s.,a mr. fror,, The former
The place IL we'll Known, ard II. prcduciiveness
a. farm 60 well established, that further deserp.
lion ia deemed pBne cesssry. The present owners
bayipe changed their determination with respect To
settling, prefer TO sell II
The terms acc 1mmodctins, aud made known at the
hour Of tale.
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OLD cAMRRlnGE BRIDGE

Bosroa, Nov a0.-The re-openine Of the Old
Cambridge Bridge, one of the principal ,horou ID.
fare, between Boston and Cambridge, was cefebra
ted this evening by grand torchlight D, ocessioa
fireworks, &c. The bridge hs. been clond several
mon,hs fer extensive repairs.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF CROPS, STOCK &c.
r hn

Of Nav Kent I will offer for sale, at public
auction. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of the present
month (NovemberD commencing at 10 O'CLOCK q
and flaming Implements of everv kind on the place,
CONSISTING Of between 500 and 900 barrels of Corn,
Blade and Top Fodder shucks. Hay Sheaf and Seed
Data Wheat and Dat Straw: Houses and Mules the
most of them young and large; Cows. Oxen, Hogs,
&c; Farming Implements of every kind; together
with one frat rate Threshing Mschips; two Wheat
Fsns nearly new: one Corn Sheller one Cutting Box
ane Grind Stone; two Penitentiary made Wagons;
two OK Carts: Horse Cart; Wh p and Cross Cut Saws
Trsms or SAIE-Au sums under $20, cash; that
amount and over, six months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
no 5e-td* JUN oEohoE'
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NEW YORK, Nov. 81 The mysterious expedition
which left this port some two months since, cor.
sisting of the steamer Benz amin Franklin, bark
Catharinn Augusta, and schooner, still remained
at st. Thomas up to the 8. inst.
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA POPULAR
RISING ANTICIPATED IN CUBA.
DESTRUCTION OF PLAClDE'S THEATRE AT
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 81 -Piacide's Varieties, .
theatrical establishment on Gramer street, In this
city. caught fire at o'clock this morning, among
the scenery, near the stage, and was entirely de
sfroyed The wardrobe was also burnt. II IL be
eved there Is no insurance the building but the
wardrobe was insured for 5000 The Raves I'D
jua commenced an engagement and lost heavily
Mr Plaeide was sleeping In the building and mar.
rowly escaped by the third story window. The loss
entire ID estimated st from SIS 900 TO $4,000
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NEW YoRK, Nov 81, Evening extensive
gas works Of the Manhattan Company, at the loot
of west Seventeenth street are in flames, and the
heat is 80 great that the fremens cannot approach
the spot. Fortunately the works surrounded
mostly by mere shanties.
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CAPE IiLAND. N j., Nov. 2l.-A very large whale
can be seen here cruising about within quarter
of mile of the shore. No attempt has been made
to capture the monster for want of proper nipple.
menis.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov 22-There was an advance of 10
cents per Dbl on Ohio Flour. Southern was dull.
Corn was dull, at a small decline.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22i-The Breadstuffs' mar.
ket had undergone no change whatever.
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New YORK, Nov. 2l-In the United States Circuit,
Court the motion for a new trial of Capt. Smith /,
lately convicted of piracy in being engaged ia the
African slave trade, was argued and the decision
reserved.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-rhe deaths here durin
the past week included Sc from yellow fever
which disease still fingers in our mdst.
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A CHALLENGER REBUKED.

QUEBEC Nov 2l.-John Gleason, Provincial Ad.
vocate, was brought to the Bar of the House this
afternoon, for sending challenge to Mr. Capault a
member of the House The difficulty grew out OF
the recent election. Gleason apologized and after
being reprimanded was discharged.