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SheriH's Sale.

FEI virtue Of Sjniry wr;rs Of Fcr Farias 10 hc
ID directed. will sell before the Court House door
in Can,.cm The first Monday in April mcXt, being
tic scccd day q! s%i& onth, the following property
to.w!t:
One lot y" iami in the town of Camden known
lot No. l02O fronting wc.; Oh C!!urc &'!cct Siyty'sN
icc' ald running back two hundred ad SiNtr'i"ur
feet: bounded ~: the north ard cast iy Ssannol,S
lots. cast hy ". " Hunters lot, and west Iy Largc
dci. Wit! Church street.
ALSO.
Two i;arl Tables and fixtures. with l!UISc aTd
Furnii.,:c &C. One tue I.ggv and Harness ard ims
bay Horse l2.i,d on aHi to uc sold rs tn. Property
Of james Hunter. Al the the suits cr J. l.. WiR-
ard If III vs. J. NJ. lluntcr.
ALSO.
O.t grey Horse one sorrrl Horse. an,l c!.c two.
horse Wagpa Levied OH ana to bc sold ;mc PROP
crty "i ,nrs L. Holland. at t.. suit of tho State ut
Soutl!-Carn9a rs James L. Holland. 1911
March II. ls5i iS3C0l t.
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TIL BRITISH QUARTER ELEES,
BI,ACNWOOD,S MAGAZINE

LEONARD SCOTT i CO., New York, continue
to rc-pubIish the following British Periodicals. viz
|. THE LONDUN QUARTERLY REVIEW
UoNSEEvATlyE)
.. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (WmG)
8. TIE NORTH BRITISH EEVl..W, FEEg
CnrEcI)
/. TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (LlpEEAL)
: BIACXW6ODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
TORY
,INHE present critical state of European affairs will
l. render these publications unusually Interesting
during the year. le54 They will occupy Il middle
ground bctwrc!l the hastily written news items crude
speculatiuns and living rTrIors OF the daily Journal,
and the po,cro,s Tome of the future HISTORIAN writ
ten after the living interest and excitement OF the
great political events Of the time shall have passed
AWAY II is 10 these Periodicals that readers must
look for the onl, really ntcll;gblc aud reliable hiso
rv of current events and such, III addition to their
we-cst.blishcl literary, scientific, and theological
character We urge upon lc consideration OF the read
in. puhc.
Arrangements III progress Tor the receipt OF ear
ly shccls from the British Publishers. hv which we
slall be nbl" 20 lac all Reprints III the hands OF
Subscribers about as they can lc furnished
with the foreign copies Although this will involve
n very large outlay OH part We shall continue to
turnish the Periodicals at the low rates as here
tuiurc, wiz
For any one OF The four Reviews. $500
For any two of the four Reviews. ............. 800
For any three uf the four Reviews. -. ,..... 100
For all four OF the Reviews. ................. 500
For lilackwunds Magazine, .................. 3,oU
ro. Backwoud an! three Reviews. s,.......... 800
For Backwurl nlr the fuU. Reviews. loco
PAYMENTS to !,rm.;d, IN all cases III advance Money
current in tie State where iss:rd will be received nj
par.
Clubbing.
a discount Of ~ Ter cr.t from the above prices
will be allowed 10 Cui- ord r:m.. four more Copies
Of any one %. more IL the above works Thus four
COPIES of Bl, kw"a,l og ut one Review, will bc sent
To one address for 81? four COZ les Of the four Re-
views ami bl,.ckwo"I Tor $50: and :" On
Esc,>G:sg".
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81 Com SrElrr,
New York
NE--!. : Il Co. l"y" recently published, an!
have low for sale. The "FAkMl.RS GUIDE, by
Henry Sicrhcus oE Tiinbur:.h and Professor Norton
Of Yale roi!".c Now Haven. "omllct" in vols, roy
III oravn. containing lG0n Ia,":, II steel and 600
so,l rm.gayirs,. Price, in u.uslin binding, -
,E-lLi. J. ~ the ",I ''N',igf =" E".},' lately
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dGAiaasM asM,NsilsSFslEo.

TINIIE undersigned mas tbs day associated with lam
L in business i'll Cai.,icn, Mr.. b. j. kC1kEN-
DALI The business will hereafter .c conducted un-
der the and firm OF MOORE q hI lhhA-
DALI.
With splendid stock ami strict attention TO busI
ness Il share of patronage is solicited.
". G. MOORE.
MY business having Undergone change renders
w il actually cccsSary that all n"cs and accounts
due me previous to the first of January 1854, should
he settled; and trust that al indebted 10 NE Will
give it thei; PROMPT air, earliest attention:
". &. MOORE.
March 10
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Ha%VIipr:Cna Notice.

You tha, hay" beauty Shorid t, Sql;cr's take it.
Nou that have none. should 90 and let him make it.
" Ere decays ciliriig fingers
Have swept tine lines wi!rrc beauty fingers
But come when you will,
4 perfect likeness you'll lavc
If You only sit still.
Mr. SQuicr has again opened room in tlis place. III
the Odd Fellows Hail. orrr Mr.. W. T. tnlHbcilS store.
The sky Light is tc largc>, in the whole State
Persons ,c>ro.S Of ivang themselves u this oppor-
tumiry will 1t" well to call soon. previous engage
l.vS will compel him To cav" by The lO,h Of April
Thankful tor patronage heretofore extended him.
he Suc!ts Il continuance OF the same.
II. L. SQUIER.
.'arcl II II
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The Directors Of the Bank OF Newhcrry
have declared dividend out "i the profits on
the capital, for the las, six months. OF t"'r per
cemt--one dollar per >hare--paymrnt o. ""'ch
will commence on Saturday, the iir>t OF April.
JosEpurHE.- Josephine was one Of mater" :
Queens she was divorced, s;'As one al tie III
ooraphers, but her love did not cease; /" her
retirement she enjoyed all Nar"lr"n'> success
and praycd that he might be saved from the
rruits Of his rash ambition. When his son WAS
horn she ONLY regretted that she WAS not near
him in his happiness; and whe" he went l'is.
oner to Eliza, she begged that she might sErrc
his prison and relieve his woes. Every artIrl
cle that he used at her residence, remained AS
he left it. The book in which he had been
last reading there, with the page doubled down
and the pen that he had last used 10y 1t, WIN
the ink dried on its p"iut. When her death
drew nirl. she wished to sell all her Jewels I"
send the falle. Emperor money; and hrr VIII
was submitted to his correction. She died De-
fore his return from Elba; her last words express
sed the hope and belief that 'shc never cauScda 4
single tear to flow"
She was buriei in the village church OF Rn"l
and her body followed to the grave not only
by Princes aad Generals, but by thousands OF
moor: whose hearts had been made glad hy
her bounty. Her marble monument hears on
" this inscription, 'Eugc"e and il"rI"''se to
josephine"
Tie urx, State election i, that Of Connect.
cr, @1,,h r..',o~ r'a,n - 'hn - a. 'pr:'.
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\ l.S'>.

Is boxes fine Chewing Tobacct
Is gross do cut do do
Il do do do Smoking do
Patent Segar Lighters. &c. For sale by
MOORE KUYkENpAL
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCELON toALS.
Splendid Engltit Standard Non:s Beau'itM Cyl9red
EMWauingS ITint>. dc
CAEoH3GeS &; RES;hsT..ssE,
Will Sell OH TUESDAY, I.h APRIL at II o'clock at
their Sales Room, Second oor South side OF Adgcrs
wharf
\ SPLENDID collection Of CLASSICAL. IIISTO-
~ RlCAL. MEDICAL THEOLOGICAL and SCI
ENTlFlC WORKS: as just received from the well
known house Of H. &. EohM Go. London, late ship
nent per bark Ellen and Austin.
ALSO
BEAU TlFCL COLOEED ENtiRANlNGS PRINTS
&c, from the same establishment.
The collection is !arg" ono, well selected, and sales
Of the same will be continued from day to day until
the whole are sold
Conditions, cash before delivery.
Catalogues to be had at our office.
SOUTH SIDE ADGER'S WHARF.
Charleston. March 10. Ct
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Otid.r.

7 FORGE WILSON will act ~ my agent during
" ny ahsrncr from the State.
March ll.--3t* R. WILSON
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MANSION HOUSE,
N0tiCG.

r7NHE subscriber will continue the Grocery business
L At he old stand, "md respectfully so!icS share
ofprhlj: patronage. l.. y. AlSlIN.
Feb ~. 1851.
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WORMS: wofs,sS.! WORMS! :!

rR McLANE'S VERMIFUGEis is warranted to be
y the b.>i muSt SI'r and rHdrM cure for Worms
It is approvrG and recommended 10y the Medical
Faculty in ever section where has been inlroduc'd
In fact where l. Is known none other is used.
One OF lno-, respected physicians i'll speaking oi
Dr. McIanc'S Nrrmr.c saws: Its great superiority
over all other Nrruitlig.s arises from the fact that
while il is more cgicurion> than amy other N,rntusc
it is p"G'"Ny >oic.
-; Price 2J cents per bottle.
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HAND, WILLIAMS & WIiCON.
WHOLESALE GRCCERS,
CHAR sisToN, =. q.
rsNlIE subscribers having established themselves in
i Charleston for the transaction Of
GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS,
Respectfully solicit your attention 10 their extensive
and well selected stock.
Their assortment will comprise all articles usually
kept in their ling, excepting Liqrors9 will be c"!l-
santIY rcpcnishcd, and disposed Of upon terms as
favorable a+ arc offered any similar establishment.
Spcr! a!:1 careful attention shall De given to filing
orders.
j. 3la:l l." obicc; 20 90 business viii! PROMPT
and RESPONSIBLE Merchants and Planters, ;Le!c'y
enabling US TO sell az SMALL PROFITS.
HAND, WILLIAMS & WILCOX,
No. llay!!s Street.
DANIEL HAND.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS.
DANIEL w!!COX.
JAN -. I'm
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s..E,ivsiStgarOr'S > Notice.

NN he first Monday IN April uoXt, I VIII sell, al
~ the Court House in Camden, Chest ot Tools, be-
lonrns TO the estate Of john Nelson. decd. Terms ~
safe. j. i. 81 liiEkL.N', !N"iiT.
N,rri, IL
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JOHN W. STOl,

pEAlTF IL
Rool-s. Stationery and Fancy Coed,
No. 266 KING -STREET,
tU>DrG TIE MASONIC uA!ii
EEsass F'.TGS. = 4
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1 LARGE AMI fresh supply just rcclivchhy
~ T. j. WORKMAN Il CO.
March - II
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E'orty-T.:rcc Negroes fo. sac.

EDY permission Of William Lewis Ordinary Of SUN.
1 } ter district. | will sell before the Court House
oG Sw.,cr District, on MONDAY. .h" 3d Of April next.
to the highest bidder FUETI-riREE NEGROES
belonging to tMc Estate oi H. NJ Sanders These negroes
are all yu,,ng and have been raised in Sumter District
and arc an u lcoEmonIv likely gang.
The terms Of the :alc will bc oMc-lhird payable the
first Of NuvcmbcrmcXt The balance in two and three
ycar-, with interest upon the whole from day OF sale.
payable annuay,.ihc purchasers giving bond and ap.
proved security. and mortgage ol tie prop,ri" aad
paying for the necessary papers
W. N. SANDERS, Administrator.
March 81. - IT,
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THIRTY FIVE VARIABLE NEGROES.

Among the number ara some very choice Negroes: \
yer! superior BLACKSMITH al every kind Of work,
Il good WAGNER, Carriage Driver, superior Cook,
some No. Fellows and Girls. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
PLANTATION and SMITH TOOLS. about II head
HORSES and MI LES. large stock OF CATTLE.
some very choice also HOGS About 1000 bushels
CORN quantity OF FODDER: three WAGONS,
one CARRIAGE: and many other articles OF pro-
pert!
y" The sal. will commence on the 2Sih at the
!Iom Place and con;ilne rom day to day, until the
whoe EStat. is disposed of.
TlEMS..A credit until the first Of January next
p'!rdlascrs giving notes will! good surety with inter-
est Iom dly .: sale.
". J. CURETON, Admir-
March I. II II
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5000 CIGARS.


TO-Wil:
lG00 genuine Rio iiU!!lU 1000 .iy;Inas
1000 Impclos 1000 Las Mnas
5000 La Norlnas 1000 Primeras
1000 SYLVIA Pr:mcras 5000 In Union
5000 Rcga!ias 1000 Jenny Lind
5000 Washington 5000 Maytowcr
1000 Impcria!s LOCO Star Rcgalia
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Gag MD ER B. u Go
tT THE "ULD CORNER. y

Z Az roa oncn;"g ny stock Of Spring Gc.dE 20
which inytte the attention Of my c'iSo:!crS. just
Opcnn. rlc sumner Dress Goods. best quaIty--!'H
ris Kid Givrrs. .Sc ais" large asSVrtncn, {" H"-
tlcmcu a!d Youths ready made clothing Summer
Hats and nnHcinis ct..r articles Tor spring trade
March -. 1881. II Il.
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READy-MADE CLOTHING.

SVEII IS
Blanket ard Drab OVER-C0ATS, Fancy Cassimcl
PANTS, Velvet Silk and Satin VESTS.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-22

HATRED tF THE CIRcAssIAN WOMaN To-
WARDS THE ssIANs,--As an instance
of,he bitter hatred felt by the Circos-
SLAMS towards the Russians. il is siaied
that few years go, slave ship sp,ang
a leak out At sea, just as Russian siea>
mel passed in the distance.
Tire 'FuIk slave,denles who preferred
even the chill blast Of Siberia to grave
in deep water, made signals Of distress,
and the sieamer.came lin ZINE TO res
cue The ship and lie living cargo from
[destruc.ion But sodeeply is the ha,
hired Of Russia implanted in every Cir
cassien heart, tllHt the spirit oflhs girls
resolted a. The lhoughl4of becoming
the help-mates of the grey coated sol
diers. 'Theyihad bid atlieuto their nn>
eiye mouniaius with lit!lo emotion, 5nl
as the Russian ship 'upproaehed, they
set up terrible and despaifing scream,
Some sprang IIeadlong into the sea, md
o,hcrs drove their knives into their
l.hcarts. Toihese beroines denih was
| preferable ,o.the bridal bed Of detes-
ted Mpscevite. The survivors were ia.
llken to Anapa and married 10 Cossac KS,
Tor given 10 officers for servants. s
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Death q Mrs. r1amiltou4

s6Tho widow sillustroas ALExANs
DrR HAMrLroN diedin Washington on
The 9Th ins,. Her remains wefa taken.
10 New York for iEiefmcn,s She was
one DC tbe most dmiabl6 and remarkable.
women ofthssgc Iiei socisiyai Wash
inglon has been sought fot nearly fifty
years, during wiiicl, she has been d wid-
ow. She died at the ago Of 90 years,
and beloved by all. She was
this daughteI of Gen sScaUYLER, of Re-
voldiiooafy fame a o. s. Journal
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PRovrpENrrAL 2.Mr.3sliF, the.s,ssch-
nm, tailor on Wesiefn,row, WI sutnnoned
ON Monday TO attend tho funeral of his
little nephew tie next day, who bad, is
wss supposed, died Of brain fever. Ass
cordingly, lie kept his store closed yss-
lcrday and started TO the residsncc sf
his brothor-iu-law about !htee miies
from town, 10 bo ptesen. on the melsn.
choly OCCASION Arrived at the house
Of mourning, he found the family plum
ged ia grief The child laywiihi lis soh
placid features ia lis last, narrow, earthly
resiins.placs while lie nnguishsd psreaia
were bending oyof, locking their last 4t
one who beyond all the riches Of fGelcoa-
lda, was priced by them. Saddecly.
through the tears which Rlisiened "a h,s
eves, she saw, or fancied she saw,
movement ofthe muscles Of the laea.
The cuiiiil lid was brought, but she cast
Il on one side and watched with break
less anxiety for aneIherm motion. A mir
,cle--a blessed miracle. The dAtliuR,
which they hnd moufned as sleeping
that sleep from which there is no ava
kening, npencd those eyes which, ba' .
minute before, had sppeered forever
closed. Another instant, ard il was
clusped in tha, mothers arms. The
| gloomy cloud which had ovorshadswsd
euch face was disrelled by tue snnshins
vfh,pe, and hat h,use Of mourning
was now converted into one ot msuy-m.-
liking. The Child had lain the whole of
1.-The previous day inn trance. A brisi
Espuce longer, and i.wouldt have awoks
within ,he grim horrors Of the gtavs.
| We are happy 70 state thai il is now do
! ing well, and no fears ase entertained VI
| its ultimate recovery Gin Eng.
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Tie Aneriean Organ, published a,
Waslsingien, D G., as an exponanH cf
sIispaIls, gives the following siassmeal
Of principles, With Olher like exclusive
dogmas, worthy Of The illibeTal aud mars
lFowsmndsd oEdet;-- ssaA
ave shall advocate repeal Of tho
laws Of ADMINISTRATION, or if that cannot
Ne accomplished, Then such q modificaA
lion Of those laws, as will preyen, future
immigrants from becoming citzens. short
or residence Of tweniy>one years, alter
taking the oath Of allegiance 10 the
United States, and Of dIjw6tion Of oil
other powers, polen;aies, md princes,
t'Wc shall oppose the election oiap,
poiniment Of any toreignsborn citizen 70
any ofiicesofiirust, honor. or enolunent,
Iunder the Federal or State governments,
or the employment or enlistment Of such
persoss in the army or navg- In time Of
mar; mainiuining, as we dosabe opinion,
that the natipe-bom citizens ofthe United
States have the right 10 govern the land
of the;f birth; and that all Immigrants
from abroad should be content with The
enjoyment Of life, liberty and properly,
under our institutions, without seeking
10 participate in the onaclion, admins,
|araiion, OF executiono of our laws. " IA
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WHEELING BRIDcE An interesting
discussion is going on to-day, in the q.
s. Supreme Court, relative TO the Whss.
ling Bridge. Our renders will recol.
lucl ibal this court have decided thar
ihs State Of Virginia have no right 70 O.
rect or authorize lie erection ei such
bridge. TIE ebsia,e The difficulty, an acs
ot Congress was procured, making ths
Wheeling Bfidge q post roate. This, i
was confidently believed, would settle
,he dispute, bu, the prssept action nov
pending before the Supreme Court, puts
in issue the consi,uiionality or The sol Of
Congress itself, and, for the first time 10
The history of'suf Govornmens does that
clause Of the Constitution, giving Ccn-
gress The power 10 estnblishpos, ofIices
and pos, routes, come up sor judicial
consideration. MI. S'anten, 81 Pitts
burg, addressed the Court in behalf Of
Pennsylvania, aud was foliowodby Rey.
erdy Johnson in behalf Of Wheeling.
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co,,,,;.. Vote for No. Of
Medill. Delegates.

The Committee invoke lie Democracy
Of Ohio correspond 10 this call, with the
unsnimiiy and promp:itdde which the
existing political crisis demands of that
patriot party. We have been defeated,
but We confidently believe for q tenn
porary period only. Our late overthrow
was occasioned by agencies which, With
due vigilance, can never successfully
confront us ngain. Neither an unprin>
cipled coalition OF ofinharmonious factions,
NOR on Inscriptions secret polificnl so-
cieiy, 10 combination or otherwise, can
venture into The field against US, il we
resolve 10 go before the world united in
full array upon our established principles
fully appreciaiing The exigency Of the
times, and resolved TO apply such polio!
to public affairs rs tho known sen,imenl
of the people demsnd. The very day
uponwhich We meetia State Convention,
is full Of victorious promise.
The Committee earnestly trust iha,
ahe Democracy cf every county will hold
their delegate conventions early, and
send full representations OF picked and
chosen men, whose wise counseis shal
resul, in an old~fashioned victory, ant
thereby inure to the public welfa.s.
WILLIAM PARR, 4
Chairman, pro TEN. z
JAS. H. SMIrH, Secretary.
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Eighth Of january Democratic State
Convantion

Il H. W
"A, a meeting Of the Democratic State
CenHsl Committee, held a, the Attorney
Generals Office, on 'Tuesday, December
IL. A54, il was ordered,
That Democrats State Convention
be called, to meet in the city Of Colum-
bus, on Monday, the slh day Or January,
1855, for the purpose Of nominating tho
following democratic candidates.: For
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Auditor
Of State, Treasurer Of State, Attorney
General, two Judges of the Supreme
Court, and one Member Of the Beard Of
Public Works. WI
Ii was also ordered tliai tho ratio o.
representation in ihe convention should
be, one delegate for every fve liundted
Democratic votes cnsl in each cnuniy Col
Governor at the election Of 1858, aDt
also one additional delegate fof ever,
fractional vote SO cast exceeding twc
hundred and fifty, as follows:
I'VE extract the Northwestern coun'
lies.
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CoNc1usroS or An In1oarAST CAsr

CONCLUSION OF AN IYiRoRTANT CAaE y
Abou.tWo weeks since, there was conn
lmenced before ibe United States Circuit
Court, sitting in this city {, the trial Of a
cause ihwhich Slushcr and Doke were
plaintiffs, and the Baltimore und Ohio
Railroad Company defondants. AZ we
'havesbsfore STATED, the action was 10 re-
'caver damage forlsss and depreciation
Of property left in the hands Of Railroad
Company for transportation, which, as
was alleged, they fsilod TO do in a reas>
enable time. Tie PLAINTIFF put ia charge
ofihe sgents Of tho company q large
number Of live hogs for this market
which, By rcgular.course Of train, would
reach this city in time for market when
ipricesswsro good Because ofibe want
ofcarsson which TO transports them sdhe
stock was detained al Cumberland for
-morothan ten da3sboyond the time at
which they should have beon transported.
Another cause OF the complaint was that,
when The hogs we're transported, they
wefe SO much crowded thai many died,
willie others gradually deprecated in
value. a The,hial oflihe case occupied,
as we have stated, two weeks, during
whichs,he most searching Investigation
nto all the facts was made by several Of
the most prominen, members Of Tho bar
engaged in IL. On Saturday, The c9un-
selhaying closed their Arguments, the
casewps submitted oibe ejnry, who did
not agree upon yetdicI before the ad-
iournment OF The court on that day. Az
the opening of,he court yesterday NOR
ming saaled veIdic, was rendered,
awarding the plaintiffs damages 10 The
amount of $2,l50. The costs in the
case are OF course large. For the pcs
ent this decision will hold railroad CON-
panios responsible for the safe iranspoi-
iailon Of all articles placed ander ihelr
charge when moi transported by the aarl-
lest train, and especially SO with regard
to 1.-Two stock, which is,liable 10 depreci-
ate by being KEEP. enathe road,-- Bali
more American.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-12-22
From New YORK !.
NEw YonK Dec, |;

NEw YoRK, Dec. l2.
His nowreponed that tie Austrian
Consul was summoned as witness a.
gainst an Austrian named Siephsnna,
who arrive drecently, and was charged
@ieli obtaining $4,000 worth Of goods
under false prerenses. The Consul re-
fused TO attend. and an attachment, was
issued, butghe Consul eluded the Off
GERS, who searched Tho Baltic. Efforts
iaie making 10 hustrthe difficulty. Tho
tfficersstate that the Consul is suspec-
ted Of being recently concerned in cir
culaling a quantity Of counterfeit thalers
here. ~ ss8 e2t q etf''ii fai /.