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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

PEsysrLvAsn The bill proposing transfer on certain
conditions Of The Railroad from the Ohio line to Erie to
the Cleveland and Ashsbus Company has been defeated
In the Senate Of Pennsylvania by vote Of s to Is So
the whole question is afoat
The Senate has passed bill proposing to submit the
question of Liquor Prohibition to the people at the ensuing
Election An improved License system is also under con-
alteration II pretty clear that Gov Bger and his anta
dare not let the Legislature adjourn without doing
thing ON the LIQUOR question
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carried hi. Young pupils, the sons of the

scboom.ster carried his young pupils the sons OF the
besieeed to tie Roman camp Camillu' instantly
ordsred his arms to be bound bebiod his back ard that
his pupils having bad rods placed u their hands 'n'ua
drive the fellow back to the city This generous eon'
duet OF the Romae general accomplished what his ar
had hitherto beer unable TO efsct-the city surren-
dered. Whether there viii be surrender IN tue
present case remains 70 be seen but we do not thiak
the Trustees will call the Alumni together again Tor
some time to come.
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OHIo.-A bill ebolishng Capital Punishment has been
defeated in the Ohio Senate by three majority bill 10 re-
form the Penenay system has passed that body Senator
Towpsbend has reported from a Select Committee, q
thorough womsns Rights bill 1t provides says a Coum
bus psper that hereafter married shall have the
same right hold own, manage and control property in
their own name and right and for their and 70
contract and be contracted with 10 and be sued and
maintain and defend ell actions and proceedings in the
and 10 the extent e. male persons and
hereafter husband BY of marriage, shall have
or acquire any right 10 the ownership custody manage
ment control Of property owned by the wife at marriage
property shall be owned and managed BY the wife in her
and right absolutely provided, that husband
and wife may contract with each other and and be
sued BY each other, the other persons That
married women hereafter shall have the rights Of
personal liberty ard locomo)n to ell intents and par
poses, male persons and no husband shall in any
manner, by any proceeding IN courts or otherwise,
restrain or nterfeYe with the same.
That in all Of contracts respecting the custody Of
minor children and their guardisnshp such controversy
shall be decided by the proper court hereafter hsy
ing Jurisdiction and husband a. SUCH sh. have any
preference, other greater right than the wife but
such controversy shall be determined according to right
and Justice having due regard 10 the situation, circun
stances and euafc stiop Of the parties interested
That father shall bind out apprentice servant
any child or children Of such father during the lifetime Of
the mother Of such children being the wife of such father
unless such mother shan assent thereto, and with the
father the indenture covenant Of service
That UPON the death Of any husband leaving wife
wing heir such wife shall succeed to aud have the
rights Of property in the and property OF her husband
BY OF descent distribution dover and otherwise
may be conferred by law upon husbands in the
property Of the wife in Of the death Of the wife.
The fate Of the bill We viii not attempt 70 ioreshs6ow
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
IRON WASHINGTON


speeisi Dispatch The N Tribune
WASHINGTON. April =. 1884
II Is col fdently expected thai Nebrsss, M /
brought up in the House to morrow
The Treaty viii probably pas the Senate on rss,ls,
ard in worse shape than ii w,re when was s<ss,s
The sum viii be increased to tn million st least
They tell tie FLOWING story Il Tweed: Fornsy sss
hbirnc list of the votes pro and on Nebraska -,
Tweed put Down for the bill Tweed percsviaz /, ~
Forney to strike bis from thst side Of the is n
was asked why. The reason be gave thst tie "A
ninstrssiob snubbd hun in his re,omme ndatons had 4.
appoint NE and nssnoed the OF the Posmssss
WiBsmsSurgh few days afiersard Tweed vas sx
for BY both the President and VI G. aid mt n,s.,
convey cd to him tha, his wishes now would be MA \
fsIentiay eor siderd swackhsmer is here which lssA
Is If there WAS something in the who'd You are sva
that Swack pro cured all the appoin nen,s in rssfs
district in opposition e. rweeds influence Bu a,sr
Tweeds vote can be secured Ter Nebraska by Sl,d,,
all OF Sms khamers friends or even Smack hmsett =
be done.
Old Ineot hopes to get sse floor on Tuesday. wha b
will give the s. nate Nebraska bill brosdsde Hn M
speech wiz be sgsnst the appropriation for the Asxs
tresiy sh1u.d il be ratified by the Senate.
Hisrumored tia, the Nebraska bill will come up To ~
row. ana tce previous question moved This Is douSfd
George Jones of Tennessee. and Seward Georgia u
move to substitute Mexico bill
The Finance Committee OF the Senate will repostin fave
Of paving ,ha, part the Texas debt called the Dates d.
The Presder, will undoubtedly veto Miss rs bill n
rumor that the Presidert told Miss Dix he favor
the bill and earnestly desired its passage denied by ha
Mr. Goodrich has returned Mr. Hale is hero.
An effort will be made to MORO 10 introduce into 4
House another Nebraska bill When the States are caAsj
for resolutions the friends Of the movement will pressa
the bill as nee measure bat il sil be the old soqgsa
lance with merely face and essentially the sans =
the Proposition of Mr. Douglas Il is thought saa ~
number Of members absert will render the scheme sss
cessfal At lep-t The exerions vii b
msde render So and the opponents Of the Nsbcsks
bill are apprehensive as 20 the result.
Mr. Ben bas prepared singing speech in Opposition
ard will try to get the floor early. The speech will nsks
about seven columns OF The GLOBE
The arguments in the msndsmus case in tho Cnsst
Court between Beverly Tucker and the Srperinendssd
Printing were closed yesterday Decision reserved ns
question argued was to whether the two paris ~
Commits soners Annual Report formed one whole
whether each part formed separate document
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NEWS By THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

BALTINoRE, April %, 1854
The southern mail has arrived bringing NeS-Odssas
papers of Monday They contain Galveston dstes Il
the 18th A young named Gwin. nephew Of the ses
from California shot 10 the streets Of Austin BY
Cspt Giumbles with whom he had had previous quHra
Ex Preside mt Fillmore left Macon Friday for Ssvsa
nah
The schooner Hannah Martin. from Philadelphia bark
Paris from New York and schooner Trident from Boston.
had arrived at Galveston.
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hsjor Robinson and Gen Winfield arrived in Washing
ton Thursday evening bringing with thsm nineteen
Delaware and Shawnee Indians, and two interpreters
These Indians from the Kansas country and their bust
With tie GOvernmen. is the rsnquish meat Of ther
ards
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sPrSEY--The Hon Thomas Benton noGsss his friends
ard corstue ns in the City OF 5, Louis that he will lot
receive letters through the 5; Louis Post Office becaue az
anti Benton Is Postmaster He tells Ia correspondents
70 lte Adams & Co - E1press
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THE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.

We lay before our readers herewith the most vivid
illustration possible of the grandeur OF that purpose
which now aDiusses the champions snd Pr?pag sadlss
Of Slavery and which is embodied in the Neora'ks BILL
to-day as We hear to be introduced in the House oil
Representatives in order to he forced through at once
in lieu of those which that body has already con
signed to the Committee of the Whole. This ilastra
ton may be found in the following simple map repre-
stnting the United States:
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More TestimnnY Of 4

More Testimony Of the strongest kind in favor of
Or BoorLtss celebrated German Bns prepared by DR. n
The following Of the oft Rev W. Parker
extracted from the thra lar Chronicle.
MosTEosr saggehsnaa Co, P. FEB ls5,
DR. G. Jackson Dec, 81, ssleyo yssr &c, aan b..i.
is,s s.sd -fS h'osic 64aS: psfs.p .,a.h.
s.ns snsb,d ard aP,, psoss b, 1t N, .toS.s. az "a
inactive Des eebei.on called UPON phy'ei.a who undst
,eon n, bo~.. b., I'll, my stomach and bos,. were not
sh to be much The relax frequently
their re,r.r functions. With debility
s,@s sss s sns ess oe suu.I s
mentDs Bitter. similar to NINE cent your sen
deton 80 strictly Before b.o usd
ebsae AID the bowel. becoming
bsye used i've otte' my nerve have oesn materially ssaea
where's woiips brousht
d 1T o. F ~: e. sS ss PSSsss II he
Nov Sir am few es,, in this section know
sDythrs about Bter wish they did for beevs .ss.s
ere bundS. this rssNp who might be cured S We Pc
ro. "a, f. N.f5 R, s.sps Ne 10 .na so.
wy and BY dealers OF medicine eyerywsere
DEsHLERs ANTIPEKoDIc PILLS,
This new and intre,ng discovery Vegetable Medicine IL e..
tracing the attention Of pb,aean and n'sd BY the uniformity
Fan. USED As 6 D,:.'a'P s,, come,
BIo.dwsy srd John c. v Cekener Co; No 81 Barclay
%. .nS Ss. s%i1er shsSsen corner Bo~e and
Rim,perser No 81 Oliver; and s. hat'hns' No Ia Vest
OTders from the trade to be addressed TO
c. ID DgsHLER. Atom.
New Brunswck, y. J.
J. H. TOWNSEND q Co, No. 70l Greenwich-st,
offer large stock Of Tapestry Velvet Brusse Au
Three ply 10th English and American
Oeioihs from wide Window Shades, Laes Curan
DTsps, Cornee &c Carpets made and tilted In the best man
SHARP COLORED PERSON" More rain, more
ret : s:o he : 1. a nS the t.
The planters have RUSSIA sALvE with
sreat sdvaDtsse curing burns piles letters scas
&c only cents boz Sold by G A. RING No 1872 Brosdss
A Il & u SANDS Wholesale Atensi C. V CLtcKEssR & Coz
REDDIFG Co, Boston. Proprietors.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the leading article,
by best Dye for perfectly cooras
the the applied Tens Of housands In Of
The proclaim the only reliable Dye knosn SOLD
BscHELoRs No 23} Brosdxay.
SINGULAR FAsnIONs.-The Esqumaux grease them
selves the Of Indians dsnb themselves
pap North Sea live train oil the Ats
OF h- Mssppians mint juieps But
for good voice to cough hosr sore tho, etc use
Br,a Waters % For sale CLICK
Co. No. 81 Baross General Agent for N,wfoTf and
vicinity
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The hi TO sbo,h Capital Punihmeni in Ohio was de-
tsc = -fesi lenGh o. Thursday afternoon l.s IN the
Che ssa.s ssLsie, sad finally Lost by tSs yo.es
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NORTH CAEOLIsA-Thons Bragg of Northampton
las been nominated The Democratic candidate for Gov
erIor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24
Netu'2lork Daily GTihnlte,
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1854.
THE NEW NEBRASKA BILL.

Me.s DoSovAS& Son Agents in Indianapolis, Ind
for the sale OF The TRIBUNE.
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"Forbearanee sometimes to be yirtue'-(Mller)
Virtue; how little of the world she knows,
Why t'was but q other night che Loot her clothes
By leaving them ont late 70 dry
up town-where they esusht astroing siEgeTs eye,
But who was then In q MHisr's guse-
And thus 20 himself ehloQuised
Im about scwed up; my occupation as singer,
And Eve threadbsre the sue Of miller.
Fgsd here go.s. Iii steal yrus's clothes on,
No sooner sale than done line
And neat day comes sut-in priut-with the Pretense
That Aes injured innocence"
Which Vutue sc and f1es in her mind
Who's the robbeI OF her clothed line,
Which abe coils up inspired with hope
That the culprt uemsles W he the rope ldri
She SALES forth and him andssys tsisths thing,
He's discovered lis plumber falls and there ards the
ORIGINAL Etaocr.
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Nes-fors, FEB "a 1898
TIANOs--T GILBERT d Co.'S Worlds Fair first
premiam with without the holisn and With the eee-
srses circular scales b6efs bOloOl ran g
BALLET Cums;e Psoo tof the old esAoshed hfm OF haett
Horace WsteS Pianos aud those Of other MAKERS al WHO e
Second hand Pianos from SIS 70
sIso Hek.ck MAIh&s NO % o-osawsy.
81, 600 REV ARD.-CAUTIoN-SEwINGM MACHINES
An using selling making sewing machines wi hCut
o forbidden Infringing patent OF September ~
under the penalties Of the law See list o. my csncses 10
column the decision OF the United States
Court the SINGER machines IN the
No alias the GreeDough patent aud the $1,000
seward . ~. A., -,
The pres to the enc thread" machine $50
saedb ID Of patent and will be prosecuted
accordingly Copies OF the late of the United States Court
the OF the singer machines IN massAohne are reaay
IN free oistributon at my Office
The Industrious citizens Of Nevfop will do wen 70 read
IsSRlNcIFG MACHINES ARE LIABLE
To rnr "Tss Boston eonspTsors of whom singer
Co have those who know and respect law snd
Justice denounced by all fISaIEs AND OUTLAWS
49, HOWE. yr No SIS Broadway.
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SEWING MACHINES - PRESENT STATE OF THE
War The public particularly invited 70 read advertise
the MscbntIy" column inside containing full asco mt
OF the Eliza Howe, Jr the Wheeler aud
Wson Company Grover Baker Go the Ameri-
can MAGNETIC Sewing Mschno Company aud Taylor Rogers
desers Hunts Machines for ipinsns upso patents
L Go No 325 Broad
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Machine heretofore oaered for sale with
those Manufactured and sold BY ne Avery sewing asohne
oh,ns their liability OF getting Of repair the Practcs
.hity render these the only
Neal Machines public Besides the Pateat for these
n the gel In which almost all
Others are involved which fact OF consideration TO
ehSr FIRST article the cheapest aud best
" do call before purchasing elsewhere Orders puncialy
attended to- Address THOMAS 3. LACEY
Presden, Avery sewing Machine Co,
No Brosdw YofkC City.
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STOP THIEF is the cry of the cuprit to divert the
public his mdeeds which illustrated in tie advertise
suit pending against for infringing
The Moey Johnon We have the
psp<s believing the method OF encins impostes to
set The m 10 oou they dare cite II
desous seeing certified copy Of the morey johnson
tent they do by calling at Office No Broadway
GROVER BAKER Il Co.
FOwLERs AND WELLS, Phrenolocists and Publish
~. Clintnn Hall No lSI sasssn-sf. Nom.Y oIk
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j. IL TOWNSEND a Co, No. 7Oi Greenwich-st.,
offer large stock Of Tapestry Velvet Bruse An
Ingram 10th English and American
Oeloihs from wide, Window Shades Laes Cursn'
DIspsss Corneb &c Carpets made and tilted In the best man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

Ca,sL.s IRvIre, Secretary.
Ar.-fork. Fob n 1874
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MEIOpEoNs-An assortment of Meodeons larger
than can else the city comprising Goodman
Baldwin. osan MelodeOns with two eent. Of Keys and
zee two superior all they the only
Sold wholeS retail sreas
h.rxnirs sole No Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

Mo- Yo,k. April Is The ground is covered with snow
ep enough to hide all trace Of the black mud which the
l11zle Of last evening had mixed up in the streets
We were in the vicinity of Newark, N j, yesterday.
The weather and cold enough for stout overcosts
md mttens
Wheat and rye looked green aud luxurian where it had
ben dressed with guano super phosphate, and grass
vas beginning TO look up Gardens making ard oats
n.y. and ground blowing We saw aprico. bios
SONS upon wall trees Pie plants OF early variety wore in
ksf as large our two hands.
Flashing April ia large part Of the esch buds are
aid to be winter killed IN his neghborLood good crop
not looked for
Wheat IN Mehicon editor Of The Taper Democrat
says
While other portions of the State complaining Of
he sad appearance Of the wheat crop owing TO its being
winter killed the farmers Of Lspeer County have reason
10 themselves that they have prospect OF
fair crop"
This the case generally in The north part of the STATE
but The south part complains Of great loss
Warren County Ohio April There is 60 I'D deal Of
nmplant here of winter killed wheat 1t is pretty certain
viii rot be as good last year but hope not as bad
se cioabeis would have you believe Oar prospect for
ut is pretty good 1t is certain that all peach buds
have not been killed by the cold.
Sandusty. April 1lAs the spring advances the whoa.
uop more promising 1t is my opinion shall have
average crop.
Jersey County, m, April The prospect of good
thes crop bas not been better for years The fields are
rpeted with green, and the weather is promising.
kAsgnsto Ga April 10 The weather here is delightful
s air il full Of the fragrance of flowers The Cherokee
ne hedges in this neigbborhood when covered with white
Rws with golden ceniers swee beyond my power OF
description. The prospect of fruit is not ilattering
Wisohescr, Va April II Peaches and other fruits have
been entirely cut off by the frost The growing wheat
ih very forward condition in this vicinity notwhhstand
E the occasional unpropitious weather In some places
70 weeks AGO il was freely pasured to keep down pema
hne growth
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pJ7TsBURGH CONSPIRACY CASE-THE
fPAPPERS TRAPPED.

~, st,uiss Of Pennsylvania prohibit The circuatios Of
g, oo,es Of les denomination than S. imposing heavy
- tr . violation Of the same one half going 10 the ia
mr and the other bali 10 The county In Peansylysua
. In other States where the expeinen. Of suppr s,ing
nall noses has been tried. the Law has generally De
Isr,psrd.d Hszen. lawyer, and Moui,,
,bsnt Of Pittsburgh, with Lawson and DAVIS Of
Ohio !, appear conceived the happy idea Of ob.nog
rom the Pennsylvania R.lcsd Company, and from
,cus bankers end bruk ~ 10 Pittsburgh large quantities
al notes for the sudabe purpose Of bringing suiis in
A. expectation Of realizing handsome sum of ney on.
fshe operation Having obtained the small biDs Of the
eker &c they gave notice to the parties offending "a.
ssy were wiling compromise the mater, ifthey could
kpsd pretty srpe OF IN rney,-we beve $40 00O -
erwse legal proceedings would be commenced agains,
am No compromise being made, suits for the peaalty
yae brought The parties named above were thereaon
scted for conspiracy and lst elk the indc nen was
red twas claimed on the part Of the State that persons
sight be guilty Of conspiracy to accomplish a aTfai
urpcse BY unlawful and hence that as Il was IN
vfu 4 the individuals and corporations to pass the bills
he defendants gully misdemesDor in consprng
procure violation Of the public statutes That although
lawful for individuals 10 for penalties under the
sfue, 1t YVES unlawful for them 10 conspire together 20
COMPROMISE the Oense for their gain And while the cor
PORTIONS and brokers liable for the penalties the in
aners we're by their conspiracy guilty Of public oonse
,snshable by Indictment at common Law
There views Of the law were sustained by tbs Court aod
be jury ouod the defendants guilty The punishment is
ne imprisonment both at the discretion Of the Court
There gentlemen will be apt to attend to their own
ss another time and leave other people to do the
ser "a 4 fu, via
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DIED..

BFyJhMfNOnM ond.y April, Mary wnefr-5 only
teF a = q. ands aIsh A NJ. B~njsnia
relatives endsd she fsay respectfully Invited %
s8eEsl from her shss residence No 10 A7rnsy
en- Weonesesy, April 10 n A. D. = .
BOsrwCk-oa Tsssdy April H. Georrs Henry o1ly child Of
Hsnry and Anna L. Bo-twkt seed year sni m9nths A.
blends Of she family requested 70 sebd TIE fanss rom
the resSsncs Of hs pssns 10 40 stan ons shs "sfnsa
CORNkLL-Os Monday April ~ tneise y VIE o. srns-'
Cornell aud daughter Of tie HOn Jinss o~sna a. OF Ns"
BeIsCgi Mos =, - s--,., 4. 49,. A..
r.rer. Ar 81 eors', Chsr.h Tn1isy a.
terroor az Jec1E wigt OFT further lnsitati1n
CsD3s-At Am,oy. to 1871 iass Of eo1s9ue-
tior merry fSs- YORK City, aged Jsss
~, ,.r.s. VII Be txter 70 Greenwood for ia,sruent
IDsOS-Oa the 18Th April st the resd>nee Of her fsthcr,
Rotch Esq u NsIs Oeso Co. Mshs Rosea Hsdson,
sfss q years wife Of Radcliffe H1eon. Esq Of Alboo, Ill.,
Mon1zy ofstng April II, Elizabeth second dsufh
,. q D. H, ssed = yeszs onths and . days
f-ces u tie family respectfully yfed
.,tss her the residence Of her ANGLE B. xsr Ne
Hrdso1 WeeEesisy Ism Inst, ~ without faffssf
iocKwooD-oo the s.h ms, H. b. lockwood sssd u yssn
H.r ints ID Ia ths Cemetery q Everesns
REsEik-lz this City the 7h tns Mr. James hsahs ~
fhs friends are rspeet y invited stt.sd Biz fsess. i'm ne
sss Win Be Psssie Bridge sson fos The can leaving 'sV
City a. 81 4 n. 90 that Ssy -. -. II -. -.
sAachKz.oa NOsd., April II, Elisabeth vie Of 1''s ~
r. fns o. - f.u sad those John Bssfoess &c re-
asssssd attend fsnsr fron her sss Sx ~
fvsns seventh St ths "sas:ssS Z, sss9Sses
sAwYER Al Nansrosssk On the f7sA nss sss ~ 'Ss
~ .ssri ~ II Ssosh IN ~ nssAss csasA
WaITSEY-A phnsS.,a.s the i7s - snss sisss uas
Mar Ey. vie q 6erss ~hHsey LH' ans~ Wy
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FIRES
FIRE Is MERCER STREET.

FIRE Is MERCER STREET.
at a late hour on Friday night fire broke out in the
gas tipg establishment of W Emmons No. u Mercer.
st 1t was extinguisbed before much damage occurred
FIRE ~ READE
About O'Clock Tuesday morning fire broke out in the
lower portion OF the building No Sc Reade It occupied by
Joachim Pettr distr OF liquors. &c The upper portion
OF the building occupied boarding house.
TIE frenen early the ground and soon exiin-
gubed the fsmes The rgn of the FIRE could not be as
ceitsned Damage tr.aipg.
FIRE IL FINE STREET.
At O'Clock Tuesday morning fire occurred IN the
building No % Pinest; lower part occupied by q ~ H.
Mead ooopers tbs upper part by Grafton ship JOINER
and Il Williams block maker In consequences OF the
large amount Of nAammabe material in the promises the
lsmes spread rapidly and before they could be eIn'
guihed the upper portion OF the building was nearly de-
s,royed Loss about 81 500 No insurance.
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EAEkkIkD.

-STEWlRD--In thts City Monday l7h Dr. John w.
smo. Of Cold Stream, Ensud 70 Mis- kz.beh Steward,
dsu.hfer Of " II steward Esq Brooklyn. n \.
REANzY- HcWhORTfR-On the 18th int 10 y. Georges
Chspe Cf and ekmsnss BY tho key EysDs Mr.
City
-NRYERSOn tss 18th, blythe Rev e. 2 Ssohlnsan,
Mr. Christian Stein His lierdett. Myers both ofthts CF
sPESCER-W ELL5rOOOAE tss rssdsnee OF .. Wslstood,
Je CAV April 49, b. Mr. Van Cleef ADdrs~ Spencer
of New YSfk 70 Mmrsiss " Nslls,oos Of Jeney City
WOODS ARCULARIUhAt Brooslyn, April 49, By the Rev.
H. Eys Jseb B. Woods 70 Josephine youngest daughter Of the
ls.eP hlfp 4 Arculsylls
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GROWTH OF A WESTERN Town In July, 1852 Mr.. C..
Strong Strongvile Ohio built the first houses store
and dwelling, upon the line of the Illinois Central Rail
road SO miles from Chicago, ia the town of kankakee
which has population of Elk hundred and the seat
Of Justice of four'hDg county.
HoFrnAs AND THoRSTos CAUGHT-A dispatch from
Auburn the apprehension and arrest OF Henry
Holman and Henry Thornton the two prisoners who es
capped from Deputy Sheriff Phillips They are now safe in
Auburn prison where they sentenced for ten years
aach