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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-12
Letter Written hv Jewell.

The Philadelphia Ledger Ofthe ssIh inst.
publishes the following letter from David
Je veil, written before his execution 10 an
acquaintance in Philadelphia. The letter is
worthy of a perusal. Ii contains valuable
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-12
CADIZ, OHIO.

VIZ TANTED-~A young man isdesirous OF obtain
w ing a summer school IN this county. Address
Dox 81 TAdiz p o.
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41-The Conneautville (Pena.) Loiseof Odd Eel.
lows hlsexosllel o1s of its memo3rs for keeping
rum hole The Blnnar states thlt the vote was
una nimoNs
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Blank Deeds.
LEGION OF HONOR!

We have q splendid assortment of Blank Deed
for sals at this office.
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/ ist of / etters

Cndiz 0. April IL, 1854
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ATls IT 2 HNNL.D EItAIL I
Aqril u, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
SLAVERY AND THE FUTURE.

1t is an indsputsble fact of our history, that the
American Union was formed with the understanding
that the system Of Slavery then existing in Of
the States, should be gradually abolished. The states
men who formed the Constitution were too sagacious
to believe that ii waseither desirable practicable to
unite into single nationality free Republics like
Massachusetts, and New York, and slaveholding oil
earehies like South Carolina and Georgia
When the understanding that Slavery should be a
temporary institution was absolutely abandoned; ;
when the South assumed Slavery as its permanent
poy, the characteristic of its civilization the life OF
its life, the necessity of its social existence-so tina.
southern emigrants forming communities in new ter.
rtores and new countries should carry the practice
Of slaveholding thther by the same necessity that
they carried the English language then great sec
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr..
LANCASTER introduced bill to establish the office of
Surveyor-General of Washington Territory, and for
the construction of military roads in ths, territory
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Senate's amendments TO the Deficiency BILL
The amendment apprOpriating s5O00OO :or continu-
ing the works 10 supply Washington with water, was
reecsed also, the amendment appropriatng S77l 900
for CustOm-Houses at st. Louis, Mobile, Cincinnati
san Francisco, Providence, Wilmington, Del, Ban
gor Ne, and Bath, Me-; also, the amendment appro
Priatng l3l,5OO for Marine Hospitals at St. Louis
Cleveland, Chicsgo, Louisville, San Francisco, Pa
ducah, Evansville and Burlington, Iowa Adjourned
until Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
BE 1T REMEMBERED.

That so much Of the Missouri Compromse of 1920
as prohibited forever the legalization Of Human
Slavery in any part Of the territory Of the United
States north Of n lat go 80 ard cas-! Of the Rocky
Mountains-that is, all of tie Missouri Compromise
which was favorable to FIeedOm-has been re7eg!ed
by the passage OF the Nobraska Kansas bill Of S:e
phen Arnold Douglas-and that the Representatives
from the Free States who voted therefor are as
folloWs:
\ M.HE-Mo.e. Msponsld-l; MA'sAcHrsrrrs-Nons.
EEw-HAsrsHIEE-Hsrry Hibbsrd-l
CoSSEcTicUT-Colir NJ Insersou-l.
VERso,T-N7ne RHoDL lsLiSD-Soae
Inc w. ouSs w., f,nes Ts.d s oqtSs
wslb5dss William A. waLer Mia. wsish, Theodore R.
PrSSsYLv.siA-saInuel A Bridges. John L. Daw,on,
Thomas B Florence, J. CLANCY Jole'. William H. KuT,s.
sirsus, William II. wtts, Headret B. wrisht-n
NV JTfsry-Samuel Lilly. George Vsii-2
Omo-Dard T. Disney. Frederick ". Green, Edson d.
olds, wisou shsanoH-l.
dy. wm II English, ThOms. a Hendricks J2. II Lane.
ILINeis-J.me. c. Allen, VIII. Allen. VIM. A Rlsh-
MIcBielx-s.ml Cl.rE David stuArt-2
IowA-Beuhard; Henn-i. WIsCoNsN-Noae
C.IiroKsi.-Ai!.en : Ls.bsm Js4 A NeDousall-l
The same bill passed the Senate without amend
ment on the 25th, IS to l3-Senalors from the Free
States voting for it-as follows.
NuwHAsFsAIRr-MosesSo Morris Jr, Jared W. Williams
NrwJrkssY-John r. Thomson. William Wright
PESSsYLysNlA-Richsrd Brodhcli Jr
ISDiAkA-J0hn Petit.
ILLiNoIs-Sisr hen A Douglas. James ShiellG
MlCaIsAS-Lews Cass, Charles Z. stuart
CALFORSfi-WillAn ~ Gvir j. hu b. Welie-.
lo"A-GeofseW Jones IOtA 1 1.
BY the votes Of these men, representing Free La
Dor constituencies One Million square miles of Ter
ritcry, heretofore shielded FOREVER from Slavery
b, bargain, forced by the South upon reluctant
and struggling North-snd whereof al that par.
enuring TO the advantage of Slavery has been fully
secured and enjoyed been opened to slave
holding immigration and settlement and so exposed
10 be brought into the Union as Slave States Shall
not Free People mark their betrayers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for May 81
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this wee
Uhole.sie and Retail nesle. il
r..-r Tv. SucAE HGsVs n

1HE NLW-1ORh kkhLl lklbtNt lOl lAis "Och
contains the following:
Eurcpeln War; Prusi.n Policy The North ind .hc Mise
issryi; The Third House II CouEress; sia,eB Besdirs D.
po1acv; Shoo.Ing scf1oimats Ne5resks eld oa Dai'i
Ths Trs Of the Serpent How They Ds It; Ins AaSa''
Reputation. &c.
1.-THE STATE or EUROPE. Letter fron Our O~n Cor
EesT oaderts 4. 7. C.
UI.NEOOTIATIOSs II EUROPE or TIE SEUTKALi-
~ QUESTION: Letter fsom Our Own Cr.esponden-
IVAMERICAS DIPLOMACY AT MADRID: Letter tiom
Our own CoTespoudeI;.
vBRlIIsH FINANCES; Letter lam osf Own Corrs'lS2s
euf. ksr Man.
W. THE ENGLISH FLEET IN THE BALTIC: Lite
from Our Own Correspondent
vUREyIEW or THE WEEK: Giving IN eondsnsed ,nd
conspicuous form the la,. AID uosf mp ran events
thai have .renrired the City United >afes Mckee
Ccnfral AH.ercs. British America, aud Europe
VII. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Connecticut MIssoin
NevHsm fshiEe; Iowa, ard ATkansas
X.XXXIIlD CONGRESS. Closin, Scenes the NsoFssks
Bill
X NEW PUBLICATIONS: Thirty Ye.rs IN he United S:stes
senate Thos H. Benton. The Rec and Progress Of ths
phc Aris by John Donlevyi The tEsi Class STANDARD
Reader BY Epes SArgsna
1.-THE NEBRASKA BILL PASSED
xH.INTERyIEw WITH SIR CHARLES NAPIER. His
VIEWS the United States ald Slavery
XIU..THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY ~ OREGON AND
WASHINGTON TERRIrORIES
XIV OBSTRUCTION or The WHEELING BRIDGE
Full and Thrilling Account
ANNIVERSARIES ~ NEw-YOIK. lrhira So.iee.l
XVI. vI..FARMING-FERTILIZERS
XVII TELEGRAPH The Latesi received ~ Telegraph
Mn. REVIEW or THE MARkETS: Reports Of the stock.
Grain. Provision. Csre AID Horse Martets; very fully
and specially ported for The Tribune
Single In be ObfsiDed st the desk IA she
Coming Rooa tbs morning. Price Ct ceuts
srsscsFIcN-One for o.e >2 ihree copies sd
Eve oops So copies, ~ joi t~eny copies TO one sd
dress $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
FILTH OF THE sTREETs.

Where is Genin'' is the inquiry that salutes u'
every side. The great thoroughfare has relapsed
to a state of founess scarcely less than that which
evoked the provisional street department under Mr..
Genin's supervision; the Shiny psvements when wet
and the cloud Of dust when dry, iorcby and feengg
remind us of the old regime. True, there is sweep
ing DONE now and them but 1t is poor apology for
street cleaning and the effect is scarcely visible. OF
other streets the same may be said Owing to the ex'
traordinary floods of rain which have marked the
present spring there less mud than might have been
expected but that is not the fault Of the Street De-
partment. -
Many streets have not been cleaned at ALL and hna
immunity from pestence only in their high and dry 10
cation The general appearance of the upper wards
that of perfect neglect. The bones and a'he' oil
March are bleaching into June und'turoeo Oy noe 0,
broom Oeeasionally lly score of sweeper' appear and
raise lazy dust, heap up piles of garbage and depart
as mysteriously as they come. The wheels scatter
the heaps, and all il as diaase and quiet as bsters'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Gov. sEwAED's speech Of Thursday night on the
Nebraska BILL and On the general aspects Of the con-
test between Freedom and Slavery, were telegraphed
through from Washington for US yesterday and are
given in our columns this morning. No speech made
during the progress of the Nebraska bill through Con.
gress will have attracted deserved more attention
than this, delivered that debate was drawing TO its
close In compactness cearness calmness it has not
often been surpassed. Its hopeful buoyant spirit un-
der the circumstances of defeat and humiliation sur
rounding the speaker at the moment will inspire
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
NrwvOpK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY q, 1854.

mapy anxious hearts. We need not ask that il be
generally resd-it riH be.
Our readers need not be told that the mode OF trans
mission ty Telegraph is yet imperfect, and that many
errors occur in this repor-especaly with regard to
the termination of paragrsphs-which could not be
remedied without delaying too long the issue OF our
p.per. The substance is preserved and that suffees
We shall carefully correct the speech for our weekly
edition.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

TIE circumstances attending the renardng to sla'-
cry Of three men, who arrested in this City yes
terday are detailed at length by our reporter in an
other part of this paper. As we are now in the way
of sbolishing compromises, perhaps the time may
come when that Compromise will no longer claim
obedience at the expense of shame and outrage on
srerr human feeling.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Nem'21ork Daily gribm11s.
SATURDAY, NAY y, ls54.
To Advertisers

THK WEEK. TRIBUNE has circulation of 10, ,OOe
espe. undoubtedly the best Advertising medium in the United
staes circulating does in every state ia The Union BTs
Provinces Nc having its esdr Farmers Mechanics Merchants
Fsm-s &C vho wish make Their business known ne
eeuniry over would DO well THg WEEKLY TRIBUNE
limited number Of advertisements Inserted a. % cent per Inc
each insertion.
THE sTMIWFEKiY TRTErSE also has very large clrsu
county inserted 10 line
hi-acr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
slavery and the Union.

In compliance with public desire expressed by very
other Communications from friends in DIFF
parts Of The northern States amphei hs been prepared
consDing hom The leading articles OF THs
concerning the relative and Of the Free
slAvehog members Of the Union and the bsnef control
which the Latter have h- legislation and
q the oognty This pamphlet now in and vii
be this ofce. 70 will contain a. srss ave
pages and viii e sid e rate Of 6 per hundred and 10 cents
si-ee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Ad,reeis r TuE TRIBUNE Of Monday ouSh' TO be ''n in
Before o'eloct ou Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

oUSE-FURNIsHING AND FANCY WARE ARCApEs.-
Large Basement Store No ls here
end description OF Wood Willow Britannia Tn and
Wares Steps Clothes Horses Nash Benches Brushes Mats &C.
J. kELLoG6.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
SEWING MAcnINEs.-If the public wish to purchas

SEWING which they without danger
fng claims time have the best mschnes
Devised let them buy single threaded machines
which by the uudspued patent MOcy
johnson 1912 As improved by NJ SINGER these machines
NJ be tQuacd Examine and be convinced
l. NJ Co No
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Sauna MACIIINES-GRnYHR RAkER N 90. 40.

4 Brsdway invite the ehenion of the public their and
improved SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE having ell the exeeences
the perec,on Of the Glass and be had
at the low price OF SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
RENT PAYERS OF NEw- YORK;

RENT PAYERS or NEW YoRK.-0ur sincere advice
to ycu beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE RosEvALE
l. In days 500 BUILDING Lors each 100 square with
EARNS from twenty will be divided among
ssbbeT For only SIS each subscriber will receive four Building
Lots q BY 100 feet from twenty
shares only left These the last OF the Rosvse Lots Apply
CgAs MoOD No 2QS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

curxESNo Machine heretofore offered sale with
ose manufactured and sold by the Avery Sewing Machine Co..
No 2 Broadway The simplicity OF their obvsns
their liability Of getting Of the prAca Of the stitch
aud tbe durability render these the only practical Machines offered
tho public Besides the Patent for these Machines Is free from
the legal controversy In which almost all others involved which
consideration purchasers Those in OF first
srte the cheapest and best will do well 10 call before paha
sAS elsew here Orders puncua4ly attended Address
THOMAS B. LACEY, President Avery Sewing Machine Co,
No Rruad -Nn-Al L.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
1000 Gold.bordered and TRANSPARENT VIM

sHAprs Wholesale and Retail great bargains w o JESKss
Window Shade Paper Hanging and Curtain Emporium No. @ and
Pearist Chstha Also Lace Muslin and
Dauesk Cursns Cornco Bands Pins Loohoder DrapeTy
Tsssels Buff and White Linens Table OCiOths Competition
Sod Ca nd exam
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

FEVER AND AGUE. DR.. EDWARD BLEECKER's
STAMPEDE MxrrRE fr the Of Fever and Asus and Ches
Fever This remedy effects positive without quuioe
ssseuc sold BY the popetors NEED BLEEcgEK Ne . Bread
vay, NewloIk. ard Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

HowE's notice in the Machinery column, inside, is
30 all interested In SEWING MACHINES and
pecialh 20 those about purchasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

SAVE THE TINE AND MONEy.-The best goods
~ sold by uptown establishments very low II you go No 3l
Bowery Mss WIGHT BAILEY have stock OF CAR
which they viii offer low You need not fear They
will sell the best ard all represented Ladies'
I'm 4 o - hnd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Busiuess Notices.
It'os'. - -. -. - -,

40 tt ~ hs counting with the possession of sufficient
IN the science Of labor bot with few ercepioa
ons have with them that sk .eutess eve AID heoreea
hlr. necessary produce Hat symmetrical IN all pro
asrt,oss Ksox OF the PREscoIT HAT ESTABLISHMENT not
sh;eet 10 structures but displays hsre and No -
yutons Hat superb IN m trimmings snd scientifically designed
nd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
A POPULAR CLOTHING EsTABLisIIMEST.-Gentl

Clergy ard those wishing get their GARMENTS
combined with the sk OF Mr. A. HUME whose
experience in fitting surpassed should call at his Emporium
No. o. CiLav.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
FRYgMAs's SUMNER IlATs.--His assortment is the
GESrx's WIDE AWAKE HATS.


BHEBE g. Co, FASHIONABLE HATTERs, No. l56
BEeaDwAY-RocKY MOUNTAIN sLygRY Bs.yER ard BEAVER
CAssMEsE HATs; Gents and iouS SUMNER HATs Of every de-
serip'ion-
CENTLEMEN's SUMMER HATs.-BIRD, No. 40 Mas
introduce the style Of SUMNER HATs Th Day
fill OF Felt Ssmme Hats and seasoshbe Straw
0oods-Msy Z BisD, 10 ~ hs..aust, near hsdehisns.
SUMNER HATs.-Beayer, straw, Wide-Awake, and
every ds,rpon for the Summer RATyERIY LZAsx
Chatham Chatham and fear. The only place
pretty DAGUERREOTYFE LxEssss inssed IN
charge The superb Dab Beaver the most
elegant hsh and airy Hat msnufsesoedow resdy
WEST End EMPORIUM or FAsHION.-The most
beautiful rechesche patterns Of Gents and Boy HAS and
Abou; the largest essoTtmeni OF Chdren
invited ~ examine
large and superb stock Of STRAW GooDs -. ,,,c,.
SUMNER UNDER GARMESTs.-Th subscriber In
ves entirely stock Of his well known and
superior ZEpBvs MERIso UsDERGARsEsTs for Ladies Gentle
me snd Children.
No introduced TO the notice Of tho public b
stsi comparable this light soft elastic and durable fabric
To they health the delicate constitution pro'ee
6on; to strong ssfety to ali health and comfort
JAMES I. RAY.
Importer and Manufacturer Of Under Garments and Hosiery
No. lOg sowery. near Gra1d-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
NOYELTIEs BY THE STEAMER EUROPA-The snh.

NV'hLi h-s Di IN. SA"i"1" LthorA. ne SUI
scrsrs wiz MORNING ten PARIS DRESs GooD
cepS Bsrege Grenadnc Organde and Jaconet Floancc
Robes embracing ~hch have aPpesre
In this market UBSpELL PERSoN & LANE.
No al BROADWAY between Grand and Rroorne
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
CRorP GROUP This awful 4,

MoInAyn CREAML-This superb compound for
srenghering and beaans the HAR prepared ony sold by
W. BArcHELoK bis celebrated HAIR DYE and VIC
No IS Broadway BAreALoSs HAiE DrE sold sad sPpd Nas
private
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

nick the sole nanafseurer the UnisA s.,.. - a.
~ .so Z oos,s lsrkStTRasLt DErrAsor Logs
Dspts No ss Pssl dec, below M.Ssa,ns ns wo,a S
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

! z LADH> FRENCH SHOE STOkt, No. 5I2 BOWtry, D
doom 4ht-IR. MERRiIT kceps constantly hsnd
dseton Of Ladies Misses Chdr.ns Boo,s aud shoes
n.Dulscured superior style from thc bs mses that
be procured which be reasonable prices Elegant Linen
h,des of noora snperIor nrticeonly ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
SECOND. HANp Pianos AT GREAr BARGAINs. s.-One

for $40 for SO $780, for Sli5, $50 sn3
eoe but little used good make aud modern style for M New and
second hand Pianos Pianos sold nonihy payments
HoRAcE WATERS, No SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

DEsHLERs AN1IPERIODIc, OR ILftN And AtUE
PmLs-A discovery in Vegetable Medicine
coutarng Salt OF Csoel Arsenic Qrnue Before
the public and wthou. making ufon
ceduy the this medicine asks attention TO the M
lowing
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

Nn liLNnl "A; LhtpS N W, A'VIioNLkhs-"e G
have removed saesooms from No wast the
No 10 Nassau between Pine aud Cedr where we have
much extensive accommodations
hereofore and shall usual devote ourselves the
OF An faninIe Fancy Goods Horses and Carriages Sc aid
these facilities we have tilted Picture Gallery upward OF
~ BY II feet with light adapted disposal Of pic
and other works OF both public aud sale For
particulars SAFE refer general auction advertisements
. ~ HENRY II: LEEDS Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

TIE Hon. WH A. NEwEIL NJ D., lac Member Of Congress m
New.Jetse, and A. d. NEWELL NJ D., emlsny 5uccessf
surgeon and Physician. Of New Brursvck. y. J.
I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
GRXAT SALE OF CARPTTINGs AT THE CANAL-sT


Nos 81 and $40 Broadway.
MELODEONs.-S. ID. d III. w. Smiths celebrated
and Goodus Bsdwns PATENT ORGAN DOUBLE
MELoDEoNs These makers worldrenowned being
the only tuned In the equal temperament MelOdeOns of all
other syes Wholesale res prices lower than be had else
1he No.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

For FEVER AND AGUE, &C.-lndia Cholagogue
- s. Deshers Periodic Pills RowAnd's Tonic Nxtufe and
Hsmpons Vegetable rnetuTs - each F0I coash' Colds Bron
syrup Of LiveoTf ard Iar Wiisrs Bsssr o Md
Cheny 81 For Rheumatn Serofuia Myers Extract of
Rock Rose &c Weaver Csnker syrup each ard Life
Bs.s IS For Suppression and Obstrc,on Hsb-rs
Female Pills HOlOwsys Ointment Pis Wolfss
Schedar Aromsfc Schnspps. GVioN's No. II Bowsrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

NzasvIno UrDsa DiSyscu1..rs 4 s;S l,.,,
verb that Love laughs \ lDelksst -.
slso b aid that loss ovetc0s,ss II ouoo1li,. ~,
EIeasils a. - journal kns6ss,e - .,1s.,i q.
g Nsfhsn Hlnckisy % NJ 11sry - =.
There : nosbise seraaes sissks sunsiu.e...ss, 81.
-. .'e e'Ecsa enneassreresy teerlian 4hs
la'aer e The lady vas oppoped . ths tu.s.h. "a
pet soelcs On his gateway bearing fhs nu,ipons
woras NO adnittascar Hibeklsy va 8 A.,.
oeen married On the a6sh of Octsber. ,nd 3. ,n-
preaching the h0use tc claim II brs3e T. -, !.
young man with gun, Who ssirsa him a * reed
ne notice. He replied that lse isd = 6reu,.o, be
vas informed that be had bs6sSr NO he.d g &
and some demonstrafioas wsfc msde su,su..1s,s
.a.t tnere might be some ahoosing s1ane eu # IS
o'a not Deemine prudence he banor oert a
ss'or. young Hncklsy beat . rstreak. "a - hone
q accomplishing By ssratasem thas uhieh he IA
NOT hke to undertake 10 bripr abou. s. fcr-s q.
e "'.s % work. and finally recollectsd that the
slae yss i.oy had ring IN hsr polsesssoa which
aoneea % n'm; 80 he went aud got out ! msrrsst,
.no sens constable to bring the LADY bs1ofs
.'ce ON the charge Of getssg goods under lnlse m.
seuces When the constable went sfter MI. no.-
saoson' her father was at work somc ast.pca fto,,
'ne house, and Of courss knew noth,ss q vb,t
was going on, tiliths constahIs ith h;e fsir ,,s..
g arrseed e t1s squires q dia soka.h. -, for
nnckiey 20 Withdrew The complaint and nav coeke.
amer which the marriage took place instaufer:
me New York papers Of Friday last, have an
account OF foreign couple who called uno. g
alderman Of that city for the purpose Of eettins
married Their names were James Napoleon and
hatarlna hanfz the one native OF Prussis and tha
o'ner oI Belgium The alderman found to his as-
'onisaihen' that neither could understand the
o'ne.s vernscular l. An interpreter was finally
sens ior, and the twain were made one iesh. James
On being asked how he managed to make love, pop
'ne question, and go through the other prelimins.
iies OF courtship, replied that they had Invented
language of their own which was to them perfectly
Ineligible A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13
VIRGINIA

Puer o~..~- = -.
go AATz1ns.--Ihe RoofmaeGor Gsoa,
| ). nas made the foIlowinr snrnlr1r,e.ks mx.-.-
M0fgen, poatmaesev 8 M..-..,s r.ss-s ,r-ls--
| copnfv y. -. = - Ase9S = 1et1o1
Rav.. -. =. - g - soeehaed; bea3enan
nee George purcaII r..;.-.s -. g, - = 8 -,
postpn..ee- -. 4. OeA3sms =. sohys
| = :. u1ans 80 marion county. siee G. G.
resigned; George A. Pruner. nosm..t.r
Lebanon, RueseIl cor,.t,, ,s.. p,s 81. -
re.t-, os's.'sy, nee hichard Il. Lynch,
AssAuLr uroN YouUc Lazy Jo.er, s,..,,..
mechanic .nd !. n,.,~,.s -. :.
hu~- -. /. sseu man, residing IN Peters-
- srreignod be1ore the Mayer Of that cjly,
On monday last on the charge az havanss .,s.,esa
to violate the r,er.or u u,ss - - = s--Ir'
youn. ,.a- e - q - As.y 2. Anu1eWss
-. Pfepossesnng appeaxance, and
osugnter OF Thomas Andrews. In Diuviddia Co.
near Arnold's saw milI. ON the sod rrt r.. 49,
turned IL. 80. ..-. 8. Z, - -'' 0 lMsyoS
tn. : =. . =. .utnot's'es q uinWid6e
80 essaence OF Miss Andrews II thus given bv The
Express - -
Miss Mary r Andrsu,. h.vt..
that On o2d mn ~ -an. 4. poe1 sW0rn. stated
Mr. Arnold about renf;ng hc,,.a .ao s ~ Hi g see
fendant was there reclinino =, i, scaa sne oe
little child, ak years old vitI hsr ~; onc naa
sisters child fMrs nsnisI.S a4I 1a '1n vas ner
mill towards dinner lime ~ a'sos 'o.vaIe me
ward along the nIank rn.d a,5 sss u.1s nemo
following her She was waltinr brisIiS M -.
nd 6n3l fls.ssx1f
evening, Miss He then Laean con.srss,;c,, .s.s
her, asked her If the child ygss her,s ard Is La
name abe answered him and ssLed h;r - 49, . ro.
He asked her about renting house and ssid he had
one he wished to rent ont nice or. ., ~ asu
ney in the middle Of IT, that it had moi haen ,,sed s
six months, and 1t was at her service. He ssid ha
would show her the honse in sha ,,oa .o .aAl @ ne
sisa sna asked ner 70 accompany him to see IL He
said that he was 70 ,narsr a.S uyw DuneI and
weeks. = -
Finding nat she refused to enter the wood to look
her about hnnI nsi 10 ms arms and carried
her on the ground and atemnted to Ss
ues.les upon ner person. She resisted BY every
also III At remained IN ,ha ,ad Las cnio
bitterly Miss Andrews knee and aide y.are hrusy
ed, and her dress torn. She begged of him TO de.
he had money enough and that if bsr ,s.s ssa s,sa
torn he could buy her a new one He said he was
gentleman, and could do much and wanted to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-13

WAaHiNGroN STAR "A copy of this paper came
into our possession by accident yesterday. 1t was
the first we had seen for several months, and we
are glad to be relieved from the painful suspicious
we had entertained of ito demise. The Star was
formerly regular and welcome visitor to our sane
tum; but from some cause unknown TO us, it sud.
denly disappeared, and we naturally clas ed 1t
among the lost pleads.