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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

6tHE Propreors of this House have removed from their
IL old Main their Hotel finish
the Court House. where they
their old aud sll Others no may
call in much sve than formerly
patronage solicit
tbe which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the markc. affords and
charges moderate.
Good stabng and Wagon Yard kept fortpuntry
eyi0-d&wtf FELkER HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

Reader IL the owe Is not sufficient 70 convince you
Of the Wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Linment
call and examine The thousands which have in our
possession from an parts Of the country. and you win
purchase supply from and II does not give saisfac.
ton, The money will be returned to the purchaser.
EOR HOKSES A Nd OTHER ANIMALS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-26

NJ. &c. FRONT ROW.
EpUYS and sells sight aud Exchange the East dis
y short Bills New YORK New Orls
81 LOuis and does general Banking and Exchange business
collections
able proceeds promptly rem,d day OF payment
with Of Exchange Of the Memphis
augl3-3m ISAAC YOUNG. President.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04
10 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OHIO
Shall Slavery be Permitted in Nebraska!
WAsHISGroN, Jan. 10, 1854.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, 1891.
FELLow-CITIDESs;
As Senators and Representatives in the Congress
of the United States, IL is our duty to warn our
constituencies whenever imminent danger menaccs
the Freedom of our Institutions or the Permanency
of our Union.
Such danger, as we firmly believe, now impends,
and we earnestly solicit your prompt attention
to il.
At the last session of Congress, bill for the
organization Of the Territory Of Nebraska passed
the House Of Representatives with an overwhelm-
ing majority That bill was based on the prnci-
pie of excluding Slavery from the new Territory.
1t was not taken up for consideration in the Senate,
and consequently failed to become law.
AT the present session, a now Nebraska bill
has been reported by the Senate Committee on
Territories, which. should IL unhappily receive
the sanction of Congress, will open ali the un-
organized territory Of the Union to the ingress
of Slavery.
We arraign this bill as q gross violation Of a
sacred pledge; as a criminal betrayal of precious
rights as part and parcel of an attrocious plot to
exclude from vast unoccupied region, immigrants
from the Old World, and free lahorers from our
own States, and convert it into dreary region Of
despotism, inhabited by masters and slaves.
Take your maps, fellow-citisens, wo entreat
you, and gee what country 1t s which this BILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

sUuuy1D<116s1. e1s - ~
Lost ihe chance Of ever getting sny more representa-
AZ Il: 4: s:.': g:
swe eTss: .h.li 81, called T. Co. Of ths
4sy d aehmSl viii shs1 be - :. e &, na
Plainly giving TO the Council the Rowsr e s.ys e
one Ward seven and the two other Ward: foaf easn
or distributins them sm0us the WsEy Jus ;s IL
Council may think prnrssso M = = ssss ss-
resentadon ip tho Council nov, and could AZ 5or Y.
with the sss.e equitable easim - thonsn 1ns s''-
Another and most important reason why the
me, was that some OF the most important comn.'.-
tees of the Council require three me mbers o. =
Ward to be upon them. ask, how would Marshai
have stood, with two delegates oay dependsans On
tant cornmttees2 | scarcely deem II necessary -
appeal to the citizens Of Monroe Ward, who nave
ever been ready at all times to nete out common
Justice to all sections of this city, If IL was not just
and proper under the circumstances to unite said
Wardsl Some of my colleagues did net agree Wlth
me, and would here say, for fear OF being msun-
derstood, that do do net complain OF them foI it.
They have acted, no doubt, conscientiousiy In the
In conclusion fellow-citizens Of Monroe Ward,
will say that i, is the first time have ever appeared
In the public journals and should not have done 30
on the present OCCASION but for my motives having
been assaed by interested parties to carry out their
personal ends have for The last six years iaooren
10 the Council, at very great sacrifce OF my own
personal interest to serve Inc RsHpe II thsy be
lieve there others that can serve them better,
shall bow submissvely to their will; but must pro,
test against such motives being imputed to me, as
am informed have been by interested parties 70 pro-
mote their personal interest. s.uNnpps
NH T-ltks s1z. DAVID j. oAUNDLho.e
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
.f - 1873 SATURDAY, 7Efs

COLUMBIAN HOTEL Roper, Foster, w
Lancaster Petersburg; c Wright, Va: A M Car
Hensen, Fluvanna; @ Scott, Petersburg; A Ii
HOPPE, Buckingham; w M Nance, Danville; w S
Broadut, Mrs DR. Briggs, Univ of Va; r Thornton,
Hanover; NJ Chldress Va; L l. Carter, Tenn; j Il
Burt, Covington; T c Wilson, Amelia. -,
EXCHANGE HOTEL Harris Amelia; C C.
Thompson and daughter, VIM A Morris, N Y; w C.
Spottswood. Petersburg; J Garland, C; Hen
shaw. 7; Thos Branch aud lady Petersburg; NJ
Stabler. 7 Elliott, Bait; Capt G D Boyden, l. R R
R; w FL Clarke, r R; C L Peyton, Greenyille;
Schow, U of Va; w C Eskridse, r Nj College; w
G Eskridge, r M College; w Smith, Staunton; f
Jewett, New Brunswick; w Amman and lady Blue
Springs; Chas Wheeler, Mass; Kelly, lady and
servant, c Kelley and lady Tenn; Clarke, North
amptan; w Lanbreth and lady. Miss; J rravers,
Washington w WEARING, A Williams Essex; IL
Fentons Mass
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DIED.

At the Gowrie Pits, in Chesterfield county, yester-
day morning at 81 o'clock Mrs. MARTHA H.
CLARKE, widow of Jas. Clarke Jr., in the I'D year
of her age The friends and acqusintances of the ia
mly invited to attend the funeral This Morning
from the above place, at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday evening" at 81 o'clock after lingering
illness, BENJAMIN TERRY, in the seth year of his
age. His funeral will take place This Afternoon, at
3o'cock from his late residence (over Mr.. Edward
Kerseys Jewelry store, on Main st. to which his
friends and acquaintance invited without further
notice. =, a3 afFa ~, 4 e. z--4. be-. s. :
r In Santa Cruz Feb. IA, THOS. H. ROE, formerly
of Orange CO., Va, aged 25.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE March Is, u NJ Flour firm; sales of
1000 bbls Howard St. at S7S7i. Small sales of City
Mills. at 81 250S75o. Wheat-sales of 500 bushels
yellow.
NEW YORK March p Flour firm sales of 1000
bbls at $3.50 for State brands, and $7.630S775 for
Southern. Wheat-sales at $3.50 for white, and 81 10
for red Corn-aales of 40 600 bushels at 70 cts for
mixed and 826s3c. for yellow. Cotton has declined
an eighth Stocks dull.
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IN the impertinent card of JAS. Devlin-

IN the impertinent card of JAS. Devlin-
J. written doubtless by the so-calied Dr. Braine.d
in the Dispatch of to-day addressed TO the under
signed, are informed that his wife, who total
y blind restored to sight in 80 seconds by this
sef-sty led Dscor and therefore he claims the 500
offered by US for such case.
The doubt expressed OF willingness to meet our
engagement arose, perhaps from the following cir
cumstance: S
DIR. having, short time snee defraldsd Min
lister of the Gospel out of 80 and when accused of
the fact denied it. and offered hundred dollars for
the proof. The proof was urn he'd the following
day, in his office, at the Exchange, the salts
faction of all disinterested parties, yet tho Doctor
not only refused to pay the 500 but declined
ing the $40 We are rerg apt to judge others BIZ
selves tEssy.s ts 81
1t will afford us pleasure to place the above sum in
the hands of any competent and impai tial person,
with the direction that be paid ovei TO Jas Devlin
whenever it can be satisfactorily shown. either that
DR. 'streatment was Injurious Improper,
that DR.. Brainerd succeeded above stated In
ing his wife of total blindness. va 9se& ) a
From onr knowledge of James Deviin, we are not
exactly prepared to admit his declaration as evi-
dence. Mrs. Hollands certificate quite ~ posi-
tive, yet we readily show is utterly WORTH
less. a ,g46@N 50 81 a.s 3ff8sH E@sE1
of total blindness be cured by 30 simple
process, we are exceedingly auxions 20 know it,
Such information would be worth more than $50 to
& -14S 81 "a a35sg5A 1Aft& f4Hssss q
In gard to the no to of Mesns Barker and Jones,
have to say that referred neither Of theass
We believe the error was OF the head rather than of
the heart. JAMES BOLTON, III. ID.
ssEa fss = WIN. w. PAKKEk,M ID.
MARCH z7tb. 1854 h7af9#s337 81 NH T7ft
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. March %

The market is still nearly bare of Wheat and Corn,
and the stock of Flour is light. There better
feeling to-day in consequence of the Pacifc's news
FLouR.-Buvers offered 81 Is. Holders would not
take less than 81 50 for Canal.
EWHEAT.-Red, $l.50; White, 81 IS, both quota
ii ons for prime qualities.
CoRs.-We quote 7Oa75c. per bushel-theugh
there is little in market and very few sactions.
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MARRIED

BY the Rev. Mr.. Hoge, at the Gothic Church, on
Tuesday, 2lst inst, at O'Clock, A. M, Mr. SEY-
MOuR V CRAWFORD to Miss LIZZIE C: CLoP-
TON. daughter of VIM. Clopton, Esq, all of the city
of Richmond.
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RELEAsED.-Arthur Lyme and free fel
low named Thomas Anderson, gave the requisite
ball. on Saturday last and were released from pri
son. rs ,.slEs 5as g1.z tt.ss zs =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March IS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED, @
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, mdss. and
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr Col Davis. Adams, Norfolk mdse, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
Schr s. 9. King. Groves, Port Walthall, to load
for Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, March 19--Clesred, schr. A. r
Wetmore, Dearborn, for Richmond. Arrived, bark
Greyhound, Gulbrandson, from Rio Janeiro I'd Feb.
Left brig T. B. Watson, Biackmsn, Richmond, for
Bahia and bark Joseph Maxwell, Terrell, from Fred
ericksburg.
BALTIMORE, March A.-Cleared, schr. Caroline,
Hatten, for Petersburg
NEW YORK, March 23-Cleared. schr. Marcena,
Munsou, for Richmond. March A-Cleared, schr.
Richmond, Harris for Richmond. a. s-
BosToN, March q Arrived, schr. Courier, Baker,
Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27
THE LEGISLATURE.

The number of bills which passed both
houses at the late session of the Legislature
was 227. Of these, 1919 originated in the Sen.
ate and 90 in the House of Delegates. The
joint resolutions agreed to by both houses
were 10, of which 9 originated in the Senate
and in the House.
Senate bills which passed the House of
Delegates were 1879; rejected in House. 8;
not acted on, 80; total passed Senate, 22o.
House bills which passed Senate were 90 :;
rejected in Senate, 3 not acted on, 6: Total
passed House of Delegates, 1o7.
The Census bill passed the House of Dele
gates on the last day of the session. but was
not sent to the Senate till night. Tn the i'm
! perfect condition of the bill, open as it obyi.
ousiy was to amendments, it could not bav.
passed with proper deliberation in the hnrried
moments of the last night of the session.
AZ mas been seen, large number of hills
some OF great importance, was not acted ON
The failure, as far as our observation extana
cd was from no want of industry and atten.
uon. we have never seen Legislature
winch devoted more time to public business
than the Legislature of Virginia at its last
session. But the session was limited to 90
days. there was large proportion of new
members and sectional and local iealousies
manifested themselves in their most emb;t.
tered form. 1t is to these causes that we feel
disposed to attribute the fact that so manv
important measures, of vital interest to the
State and to the people of both country and
cry remain Enacted on. But the industry.
and fidelity of the members generally. were
praiseworfhy in high degree. Thew com.
mi1ted an error, we think, in not prolonp;np
the session thirty days and calling an aYtrs
session besides, for both, in our opinion. were
demanded by the best interests Of tho g. 80.
monwealth. But, in the exercise Of a..
own honest convictions, they refused to nro
long the late session, and have not as vet
called for another. Should they perceive
that the interests of the State REQUIRE tha
adoption of the latter alternative, we do not
doubt that they viii perform the duty, which.
rs faithful representatives of the State. will
become imperative upon them. ~
3-5sss5 81 80
The SEcRETARY.-We are indebted To
Holbrook, Franklin street, for aTHE srcnE.
TARr, or circumstantial Evidence; by the
author Of Heads and Hearts, 1t is from the
press Of DesiA a' Davenport, New York,
belongs to the morbid Literature Of the day.
and we suppose has enough Of extrayagant
and horrible detail to please the most ardent
lover Of that kind OF trash
Is
Pop goes The Weasei''-is the title Of an
I'D English dance, understood to be revived
md vet 70 mnsic. It belongs to the family
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STEADY.-William McMaddox was fined
81 and costs for permitting one of his teams to be
driven in the streets faster than walk
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m ATTENTION
CALEDONIA GUARDS

fII Attend meeting aud drill Of Jour Com pany, at
~ Lafayette Hail. on MONDAY evening, 9th inst !,
at o clock Punctual attendance is requested.
By order of the Captain
NH 20 T. r. TAYLOR O. s.
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To Tnryo4rhs 81 Hsc.i aoSD. ~ slisw
coNsT1sLE, i wnsid Sivs sss sssas tlsss.ss .
call upol you; individually. 20 socf 5our suafases,
not sss leave iass .. sss.: . sdss.
in that respset thersfars tAhs thismoSs Of apolo-
sisug ior no. .ssns ygu per psI.os.lly ,,...a MA
Coastsbls II this City By the Huaines cours q In
ss vacaacy in thst eice. crested By the resenafion
" az IS. st so. ns s q
casvsss Che city bat beg "a ssssss you that shall
e :sspS .s ZEE s s
and thstif elected. shal devote my best energies
70 The Efficient dischsTes q IL duties and seek By
gratitude for the condolences Of an enIshtsnsd com.
munity. =. tTrLLh.
To THE vorxRs OF RlcHnoSD.-JuHr NJ.
gugppAap WIN be voted for At the approaching elsc-
ton for CITY sERGEANT-believfng that he VIII
m nh y y i It s MANY VOTERS
JEFFERSON WARD
CLERK HusTiNes CouRT--Thos L. D. Wa'ford
GaUessS.J. H. Strobe u Incl
ALDERMEN.
Loftin n. Elicit Bode.er %
Is c. r. Word {. J. SiBtsn
coUseILMEN.
"; HqI. Richardson = 4 Ak R. Gi,sp'0n
A. B. Clarke
The above ticket is composed Of men OF the right
stamp and win be zsalousy supported on the day OF
election. .a5si sfsasssase
NH q Tt JEFFERSON WARD 4
MONROE WARD-SPRIsG ELEcTIors.-
Messrs. Editors: The Ward Elections are near at
hand. Allow to suggest to the voters Of MoEros
Ward. the name of SAMUEL D. DENO0N az sui
table person to represent us in the next Common
Hall. In presenting the claims of MIR. Denoon, we
deem it useless TO enter into discussion of bis
qualifications and merits. We hope it will be the
p easure of the people to forward and give him
. warm support and ensure his election by hand.
some majority.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
+. NH q dtde*
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Pop goes The Weasep'-is the title Of an
old English dance, understood to be revived
and vet 70 mnsic. Il belongs to the family
Of country dances, and is q very lively at.
fair. We hare copy Of the music to this
dance from ri. Randolph. f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

nEPAIRED.--The workmen have rapaired
the bridge across the canal on 10Th street g thar
.neIe = now no danger Of an accident In passing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

CoMpLAINT.-A man calling himself Mi
chael Condlen appeared before the Mayor last Sat-
urday, and made complaint against Edward ]. Bur
net for handling him without gloves, the day be-
fore. Mike stated that Mr.. B. and himself had a
misunderstanding about money, and that he called
b. ID liar, whereupon B. seized pitch fork
and gave him the benefit Of it over the head and
shoulders in summary manner. As the law does
not justify blow for words, the Mayor issued his
warrant Tor the arrest of B., and the case will be
examined this morning but what the complainant
could have expected other than that which he re.
ceived we do not know. The id lie is as hard
to swallow as pine bur, and not more digestibIe
than grind stone. Those who apply it should pre-.
pare for ground and lofty tumbling
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SUMNER VINES.

SUMMER WINES.
II (CRANZ. IMpoRTER or WisEs, DC,
importation Of SUMNER VINES, offers now fof
sale g New York wholesale prices, the following
ffga CLARETS. 81 Sra 8.
125 cases st. Julien Medoc
90 do. st. Estepte do.
25 do. Pentetcanet z
$50 do. Chat. Pontet Canet, Chat. LATTE, Chat.
Margsux, Chat La Rose, &c, some of very superior
qualities.
HAUT. sANTERNE.
Is cases, vintage 1850 ee@I sssa8sts
. Is do. do. 1913
Is do do 1885, from the estate Of Mad La
Comtesse do Lur Saluces. q.
HOOK WINES, lilo cases Niersteiner, Hockhei-
mer, Marcobrunnef. Rudesheimer Berg, Heckhei-
mer, Domde clancy. &c. sxAf
SPANKING WiNES.--i5O bsskets Champagne,
comprising, also. Heidsick and Mumm,s Wines.
~ boxes Sparkling Heck amt Sparkling Mozeis.
: few cases st. Peray, he. s#s fsssss
In addition to the above he offers 8 cases Laes-
worth Zimmermanss Catawha Wine, 1t % per do
zen bottles. nah "a 1ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

FRESH PEAcHEs.-We are indebted to
Mcssss. Lockett & pankey, Commission Merchants
18th street, near Cary street, for jar of fresh
Peaches, equally dec ious in flavor as when frst
taken from the tree. Those who love milk and
peaches have an opportunity OF gratifying their
tastes tor such deicacies 80 -
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE.-The attention of the public is
called to the large sale Of valuable Building Lots
and about Church Hill to take place This Afternoon,
CONNIE ncing at o'clock NH n
AUCTION KoTIcE-Particula attention is
requested to my stock of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes and Store Fixtures, to take place This
Morning at the store of Mr. Henry Bremmer, near
the ArGlory Bridge, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
mh27 THO. w. KEESEE, Auct.
FREDERICKsBURG Corporation NoTEs
wanted by C. B. LUCK, at discount of Is cents on
the dollar.
NH 27-ts c. b. LUCK. Fl
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petition has been presented in the Council Of
Baltimore for permission to lay down street rail.
roads the cars to be propelled by horses, for the
purpose Of more closely uniting the various ex.
tremes Of the city. These street railways have
been for some time in successful operation In New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

FINE SERmoN.-The Rev. Thos. B. Sar-
gent, Of the Baltimore Conference, preached ser.
mon at Centenary Church, last Saturday morning
which was listened to with marked attention by a
large and intelligent auditory. His text was taken
from the lst and I'd verses 6lst chapter Of Isaiah
and was an eloquent and touching appeal to the
heart OF the christian to aid in disseminating the
word OF God among those who had not been en-
hghtened by its divine truths series of meetings
are now being held in this city preparatory TO the
sending of missionaries to China by the Southern
Methodists. Yesterday strange ministers preached
In most OF the Methodist pupits, some of whom are
said to be divines of great ability, -
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alexander Hebron, the young man ebar,.a
WITH forgery, and who was recently given mn ],
Britain under the Ashburton treaty, has been A.
amined before the London criminal court and -
manded for further evidences.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

!. PARRow's TRoUpE-After performing
with great success at Odd Fellows Hall and the the
atre have left here for the city of Lynchburg Du-
ring the two weeks of their entertainments. thew.
have been visited by hundreds and hundreds of Ia.
des, AS well a. gentlemen, none Of whom as tar az
we have ever heard, have charged the troupe with
INDUCING In low slang, vulgar hits. or questionable
wit Resting the success OF the company on its uu.
steal talents and substantial merits Parrow has
wisely resolved to discard all songs and anecdotes
immodestly nnctured, and giye only .snch enter.
tainnienfs as the most bashful lady can witness,
without bringing the blush Of shame TO her cheeks,
we commend the company to our Lynchburg
ienas feeling assured that its members viii rich.
y deserve all we have said Of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-27

BLAcKwooD.-We are indebted to Mr.
"ooDHousE for the March number of Black
wood The leader is a scorehing reply to a
recent DOOR, purporting to be Biography
OF MIR. Benjamin DIsrael1, which criticised
that eminent and eccentric gentleman Sc
verely' and ran him down at all points.
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6SsufE1h OLD DOMINION Line.
q FOR .LYNcHBURG.-Ros OLD
DOAiNiUNs Capt. Austin. will receive freight for
Lynchhurg and leave on WEDNEsDAY.e@s 81 ssss
ssss8 EUSTACE q APPl4EyARD,
NH "a 81 sf#sss North side Basin.
EUSTACE 81 APPLEYARD, CoMnas-
- stoN MEKcHAaTs. Office % Nouh aide Of tss
kasin They will attend Ia the ala of TOBACCus
CORN, WHEAT FLOUR 1c and will promptly
execute ordeEa for the purchsse az aoods oil al kinds
nh "a Snr 81 8 -
HvIsO BUILDERH.-The Trustees OF tho
= United FSafernitles will receive propossia for
the building az Hall In The town of Manchester I'M
Ill the tenth Of Apfti next At which sie tha corr
tract be let aat Separate ths rcnes
brick end csIpenfers work. on thty may III be ihs
eiuaed In one. The plan and SPECIFICATIONS cen be
seen 81 the stnrsef Jas. n. Rerdne.
NH H-2w& 80 81 asasE II
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MICHAEL SLATTERLY, stone cutter, who
has considerable talent in sculpture, and who like
many men of genius has weakness for good fell
lowship and good liquor. arraigned before the
Mayor Saturday on the charge of being drunk and
breaking a lamp. Mike, it appeared, was be-
seiged by the boys, and throwing stone at them
with that sort of sklpeculiar to men in his condi
ton, struck the lamp! The Mayor fined him S.
for breaking the lamp, and informing him that it
was his second appearance, warned him against
the third, and let him Off =
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TIE oT. LOUIS OUTRAGE.-The st. Louis Re-
publican of the nth gives report of the first days
proceedings in the case OF Wilson C. Baker, Mile
\. Smith, B. w. Embree and Jacob Burroughs,
charged with feloniously wounding and manning
" m v. Huffman. Huffman had SO far recovered
rum ms Injuries asto be present AID testify. The
result o. the examination has not reached us.
oar readers win remember the c;reumstancas ~
'n'e anaif. huffman called upon Bakers wife
when she shot at him with pistol, He WAS .,h.
sequenpy seized BY Baker and others, strinnea
horribly beaten and otherwise ma,,re.,sd y s
hislife was In DANGER so tnaI