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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

Rorcester SIS Probate Office March 90 1856,
To all persons interested in the estate of MINERVA
CLARK, late of Sturbrdge, deceased, GREFrINe
NOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate TO he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of AprI
next to show why administration of the Estate Of
said deceased should not be granted to Cheuep p She'd
DON CHAs. g. PRENTISs, Reg.
mcnZl
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HOUSE AND g PAINTING.
GRAINING, sc.
j. ~ 0NEIL Wishes TO inforn the czenn Of Worcester
and vicinity that he has commenced business at the cor.
ner Of Old Mlrkef and Main Street. under the TX.
change Hotel, where all orders In the above line will be
promptly attended to- The subscriber being practical
workman 81 unqusstonebe experience both In Europe
and America feels confident Of giving complete satisf
ton 70 All who may favor him with call, aud hopes BY
ronage. = 49, -
Specimens Of Draining to be seen on the premises.
mch1S donna uqtA
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90 Eet.

'ENO RENT NICE CONVENIENT UPPER
Il TENEMENT for small family Ia house No e VIII
liam street Inquire Of ]. L. HOOD 232 Main street
meh25 d3t
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~ TAR vas FOR SALE AT ACTION,
El,!i TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
A,.sbs viii be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY
March 9th 1856 o'cl, ok P NJ on the premises
that valnable Real Estata. known as The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27

q jSN VIUa aIlI IUTIutF pdITOns t1aJ ne mas tdAtH
e. n Thayer X Taft's Eating House
2AAsAAS No. 237 Majn SGPeea.
Where he intends to hls former business
ING AND REPAIRING all kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
lIhhPiE 70, &c, AID al ending t, such other lbs
in this line the shortest notice and in the
thorough manner.
He will further state that after eighteen years. expert
ence as an AucToNEEa, he is sti1 in possession of IL
cense and viii ttend to such sales tae public may
see fit to favor him with
Worcester March Y, 1856. diff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-10-22

h7A's.s N'Tl'' lGehAs 5elenst BOWLS aD rs.i shr
Nicholas Rowies. ing in parts unknown &c
the plainti.s, will take notice that Eiizahs: Il
Rowles. Of tbo.County Of Monroe in the stato
of Ohio, did on the 9Th day Of August D.
1856, file her petition in the Court cf Common
! Pleas within and for tha county Of Manron in
said State of Ohio, agains. the sal; Nicholas
Rowles, defendant. setting forth That The sai1
Nicholas Rowles gave Mortgage 10 tina said
plaintiff on thu south vest quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. Is, Of .pw.slip
No., Of range No. 5; containing 80 acres and
IS huHaroltils of an acre, in the District Of
lands sshiect 70 sale at MaiiettszCaic. Also,
/ a lot OF lanJ being he.souh west quarter OF
the south west quarter Of section Nh. Is Of
township 3, of IanSe :, contaning go acres
and II hEnireltlis or an acre. And also. AL,
other lot cf land, being 4 part Of the north
West quarter of the south east quarter Of sec
lion .3. of township ,, Of range ), it tcing on
l.a vest side Of. said lot The eastiilIe running
with tlic lnitl.sle of tho his-ick ruu, contaiins
ten acres more or less. Said lands first g::,n!
third namei tracts tcing i'll said county OF
Monroe. and said second named tract in the
county Of Washington, Ohio, to secure the
.pasment.of seven Luaired and fifty dollars
Recording to certain note referred to in sail
Mortgage and praying that sid defendant may
pay said, sum of S15G witt, interest thereon
from the 22aad day of Decernhe+, 1915 or that
SAID psealises May tesseid TO pay the same;
and the said 3Sichslas, Rowlss IS notified that
he ia required 10 appear and answer said poti-
tition, on or before the third Saturday after the
25thd day OF September, Is5es
sta'syssFss sSlsIAIR,
Z ~ :
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, Legal NOtica,

Legal Notice.
d DICHARD GRAY, whose place OF residence
/ l. is without the State of Ohio, will take no.
tice, that On the 25th day of August, 1885, at
the Instance Of Hugh Is. Hill, a summons and
order OF attachment was issued against him
by Joel +. Randolph, Esq, 4 Justice of the
Peace within and for the county sf Monroe,
and State Of Ohio, demanding $79,62i. That
said summons was returned endorsed defen-
dant not found, and said order of attachment
endorsed no goods, &C., found whereon to levy,
said attachment with a suggestion to said JUS
tiee that said Richard Gray had an interest in
real estate in said county. The said Hugh B.
Hill thereupon the 30th of August, 1856,
fled q transcript of said proceedings in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, and
obtained an order of attachment thereon which
has been served, of all which the said Richard
Gray will take notice. The said defendant
Richard Gray will also take notice, that on the
SOth of August, 1856, said Hugh B. Hill, filed
in said court his petition in civil action against
said defendant, wherein he asks judgment
against said defendant for ifty-two dollars and
36 cents, with interest as follows: On S23 from
February l, 1S46, on S23 from December 25.
l948, and on $3.50 from March q, l94S. You
will therefore take notice, that unless you ap-
pear in said court, on or before the third Sat-
lsrday aftor the Sth day O. October, 1856, and
answer Oh lamur TO said petition that nj the
October term of said cGurt, 1856, said plain.il
viii ask for Judgment @sainst you by default.
EIaLLIsraE, oaGY 4; HoIMsrER,
Sept. 3, 1856. Att'ys for IL. B. HILL
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I .HOilc.eiy's oiatn,.at and Pl:s, an a

! .Loslcicdy's 0iatn,.nt and Pl5s, an as.
tonishing, Remedy for Erysipelas. Mr..
Henry 'Purner, of Dover. Maine, was
afflicted with Erysipe!as, large purple
blotchss came. on his face and neck. aud
al parts Of his body, and despite of the
many remedies he tried, he was not bene-
fitted. At length, he had recourse to
Hollowsy's Ointment and Pills, and made
mp his nind to persevere with these rem
stlies, which he did, The result was, that
in 4 few weeks be was perfectly cured,
and Ibis general health wonderfully in-
proved. 'Fhis case has created quite a
sensation In Maine.
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Administrators Sale.

On Saturday the Sth day of November ne1t
between the hours OF ten o'clock a. IN and foul
o'clock p. M, on the premises hereinafter men
tioaei the aR1ersigned as the Administrative
of Thaddeus Reaksscker deceased, will sell al
public auction the following described real es-
tate, situated i'll Monroe county, Ohio. to wit
The North East quarter the South East guar
ter Of section eleven, in township two, and range
four, containing 40 acres more or less, subject
to dover. Terms OF sal. cash. Appraised a,
$275. JANE REAKSECKER, Aimx.
of THADDEUS REAKSECKER; dec I.
At the same time and place the undersigned
will sell her dover estate in said lsni
October z 1855. JANE EEAKSEekER
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fE The number of votes cast for the

~ The number of votes cast for the
Bank Charter was T99, all the remainder
are counted against it.
E We have omitted in the above
Abstract the votes for all State officers
except Attorney General. RANNEY for
Supreme Judge, long term, received 24l3.
Scott S96, Peck 36S. SEARLE FOR Su-
preme Judge, short term, received 24l1,
Bo,ren s9e, Brush $40. GRIswoLD for
Member of Board of Public Works, re-
-c.ived a4ll, Waddlss s95, Olddeld s72.
BARNEY for Common School Commits
.siener, received 24l4.' Smwh ss3, Ste
yens 369 y.e.>s ---a-
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A Wonderful Remedy.

:, Mr.. BID. WOODS, late Justice of the
Peace, East Birmingham, Pa, says:
"Iahave been afflicted with disease of
the stomach, palpatatien of the heart and
nervous. headache, for nearly fifteen years,
aAdshaSe spent some hundreds of dollars
in order to effect a cure, but to no pur-
pose. After having used three bottles of
.your. Holland Bitters, feel myself entire
lyrestored.s can eat and sleep well, and
attend to my business with pleasure, aud
would therefore recommend it to all those
who are similarly afflicted
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Legal Notice.

4 ARON +. SMALLER, whose place Of resi-
n dence is without the State OF Ohio, will
take notice that on the I'D day of May, a. D.,
1856, Zachariah Stephen filed in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, in the State
of Ohio, his petition against said Aaron +.
Smaller, which is now pending in sail court, in
which said petition the plaintiff alieigcs that
on the 5th day Of November, 1853, the said de-
fendsnt conveyed to him By deeds the follow
ing tracts of land situate in Wayne county, in
the State of Illinois, to-wit: The north east
quarter Of the south west quarter of section
rs, in township one north, and range 6, east.
Also, The west half OF The north east quarter
of section 2l, township ono north, range east.
Also, Tile north west quart ~ Of the south cas-.
quarter of, same section. Also, South east
quarter of north east quarter OF section 2s in
township one north, range east for the con
| sideration of six hundred aud ten dollars;--
That the title to the said land had wholly fail
ed and that the said defendant was indebted
to said plaintiff III the sum OF six hundred and
ten dollars, with interest on said sum from the
| said 9Th day OF November, 1853, being the
consideration paid for said land That on the
26th day of June, 1856, said plaintiff sued out
of said court a writ of attachment in the ac-
tion aforesaid against said defendant demands
ing therein six hundred and ten dollars with
interest from the 9Th of Nov. 1853, which said
writ has been returned served on and notice
given to Thomas B. Mccormick and Sarah A +.
Mccormick garnishees. The said defendant
will therefore take notice that unless he ap-
pear in said court on or before the 4th day Of
October next and answer the said petition, that
at the October term of said court, 1856, the
plaintiff will ask for a. Judgment against him
by default for six hundred and ten dollars with
interest from November ST. S52, and that. the
amount due from said garnishees miy bo ap-
piled on the same, A. sa-,ns,. IA - =
/ svaA ssszss :, ,ZACHARIAH STEPHEN,
By HoLLIsTsR, OKsY & HoLLIsrER.
AVn x G.
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80 NaAkRlslke:

On the 15thinst., by Rev. W. f. A. Wucherer
Mr.. Lswrs Wsis AMI Mrs. ApoLLosIA ScHAAT, all
II this county.
On The 10th inst. by. Rev. NJ. W. Dallas
Mr. WlLsos NEiswAseER, of Calais, and Miss
NEIES vIRsikiA WIRE, of this village.
We wish them, long life, health and happi-
ness.
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Administrators A Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that before the
~ Probate Court Of Mouroe County, Ohio
the undersigned We're apHnintel administrators
of the estate of Elijah St.sI. deceased ists o
Monroe county, Ohio. Al those iriebte! to
said estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment; AMI those having claims against sal!
estate, are notified 10 present them for settle
men. within one year from this date.
-a ELIZA JANE STEED,
RICHARD W. McANASPY.
Get. 8, 1865. Admire.
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a'ay up! Pay up!

AHpersons knowing themselves indebLad to
F. G.. oKEY will please call ana paw up in,,rc-
diately as he is going east in couple OF weeks,
and wants tho cash. Come right along cen-
temen. r. C ORny
- Wecpsr,rtp. aart 18th, 1855. nf.)
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VIZ. WILKES, Charles NkYLoR,
Moses HAxrros, Gen. J. K. MooKHE1o.
Faculty at Pittsburgh.
President, 2. DIFF, Author of seDur's Book
keeping The Western Steamboat account
ant &C.; Professor of the prin. iples and Trsc-
tice Ct Double Entry Bcokkeeping. pa
A. T. Howden, II. N. Covan, S. NJ. Elder,
ADD ". IL. Duff, Associate Professors OF Book
| keeping.
J. D. WILLIAMS, (the best business an1 Or
naneutal peaman in the United States,) Pro-
!c.sor Of Penmanslip.
y. b. HATCH, ESD, Professor OF Mercantile
Law and Political Economy.
Hou. Judge SHANNON and Hon. J. n. KIRK
PATRICK, Special Lecturers on Mercantile Law.
Rev. DAVID FERG US0N, A. NJ, date Prcfes-
sor Of Classics, &C., in Washington College,
Professor Of Commercial Ethics.
P. DUFF, Lecturer on the History and prin-
+ cip!es of Ancient ami Modern Commerce Bank
ing, &s.
JOHN MURPHY, Teacher OF the Art Of De-
tsct;ng Counterfeit Bank Notes. (The only
thoroughly qualified teacher of this Art in this
part OF the country.)
The Classical Department, embracing
thorough Classical and English Education.
F. l.. STEWART, A. NJ, Principal, and Pro-
! fessor of Mathematics Classics, SO.
L. IL. IA LAf Aci. VI ki0Aou dAN oStA A4esu
Languages.
SEs This is admitted to be the largest and
most perfectly organized Commercial College
in the United States; and "paper PROFESSORS "a
$50 often advertised by some Commercial Col
leges) have never been and never will be an
nounced in this. The classes have the services
of every person named above, the Trustees
excepted. The four associate Professors of
Bookkeeping have all been trained for business
by the principal, and have the benefit of his
sixteen years experience as preceptor, aad
his eighteen years previous experience as III
accountant.
An adequate idea of the arrangements and
extent of business dons in the establishment
can only be obtained from the pamphlet cir
culars which are mailed to all parts of the
country. with specimens of Mr.. WILLIAMS
penman5hip when desired. tsst .s7'.,a~s ]
DUFF's BOOKKEEPING, pp. 1872, Regal Oc-
tlyo, I!srper's edition.. Price 81 SO; postage
I8 cents.
DUFF'ts COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
PricA 50 cents: postage . cents.
DUFF's STEAMBOAT BaesG- -KEEpFNG
Price S.; postage Q cents. sss,sTs A..sV
sS Sold hy all the CITY heob -ssllcls.
Sept. ;, 1855 .I.fIsss
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Legal Advertisements.
- - -
WotiCG,

ss...4 Notice, e
\ ASCi FILM, OF lEis tonn;y 81 Fag.a,:-,
IN in the Staie 4 .i:i.; MIA +. bsr.',. .g,s.i.s
that James Film. nj on The 2lst dgs II ~,
gust, 1885, 1i'e his p,i;tion in the of6t OF size
Clerk OF, tlsCcurt oI 3snlDon Pleas ,,t Alst.-
roe county, Ohio cLars.ns the ssid Nercs
Finn, his wife, Sith wililit ss@t,tce f.on hi5,s
for more than three years pas. ami sekiis 1fa.
he may be divorced from her, a.eesi,, Nancy
Finn. Petition viii stand for b.slins 1T tn.
oetops;l oaopEs IsFEl Of The CoqFt Of Con-1on Pleas
for said county of Monroe.
The Iefsn3ant. Nancy Firm, Vii tsks .oI.: a.
tha. depositol-s Will be taken II lis case 81
tiiespisiati o.rtirs 18TH sni 20ti. days efrsep
teniher, 1855. 81 the courthouse in The count,
Of Preston, in the 5sats ofsYn.illis.. between
the hours o. o'clock :. Il, :.al . o'clock y. IL.
otzsSlft cinE s2pIoie oln1stent sgtAeitsy.- -
Deed THIS s21st Day " August, e5c
= .t u JAMES Finn,
Aug. H. Sy,WtRs j. oILAsp.l,is atty's,
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- A LOFTY FLAG.--On Saturday last some
young men in Mauch Chunk, Penn, stretch
cd q wire from mountain to mountain, at
an elevation of four hdndred feet above
town, from which was suspended a very
large and handsome flag. bearing the names
of buchanan aud Brtckidringe "-Er.
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TAKES FDR Till YEAR 1856.

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HOLLOW 4. ] 'Y1s,9 81 NTWENF

TIE ulANp RTEGNAL L-RJsMEDY.
! B. the aid o. $ i!;crozaofe re see iniIlora
ofiittle openings 81 the gurfs5e OF cur bodies.
phrcaGh These taistCi;ltr.eils, vixen rsb5sd o..
the skin, ia carried 70 aQY prga nor inwarl part
biaaaSe OF the Ai5nsgs, disorders OF the Liver
Affections Of tao Heslt,. Infsmxtiensof the
Lungs, Astk.lass Coughs srli Colds, are by iSs
means eiyectaatfy carei. Every bousswff.
sncT-s tha. galt passes freely through bena
and lnaat q any tliieRns*4. This healing Oist-
ineil; 2$T more readily penstrates through a.1
GoEe or fssiiY part CT the living body. curing
! the most cangefous inward complaints. that
cs:I'not he reschcd ty other meana.
ERYSsPEL.sse SILT RHEUN IND
| SC0RBUTIC ECMORs.
/ 30 f2.a a.y has excr done SO much fer ths
| cure OF the diseases sof the Skin whatsvsr
form they NAY ssssfae, as this 0ini1hent.s Ne
case Of Salt Rhsara, tscurysy. Sore Heads,
oc!ofuia or ErysipelaS, long withstand its
influence The i1rentor has travelled over
msnE parts Of the Globe, sisiting the principal
Hn3Mtais, dispensing this Ointment, giving Al
Fics as 10 its application, and has thus bSSs
the means Of restoring countless nunbsxs ste
haalti,.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, ULCEfs
.2ND HOUNDS. e-
Scins 81 the Efost .citntiic surgeons now
rely solely on .thesasc of this nonderfaI 0ist-
raent: when having to cape with tho WORT
gases OF sores, ulcers, Wounds slAnduisr swell
/ ings' and tuinars. Professor Holloray haA,
by command Of the Allied Governments. dis
patched 20 the Hospitals Of this gast, larys
shipments OF tiiis Ointment, TO be used under
tAs direction CT the Medioal staE,eia the wess&
GASES of wounds. twill curs sny ulcer, sl,a-
0JlaF swelling. stiT:.es, &r contraction q ths
leiGts. even OF twenty YEARS. t.an,tinC asSl1
/ PILES ,s-ND FfS2UL9S. 4ss
Jpsss and other distressing cemplaints esa
De eifeatually cured IL the Ointment be ven
rubbed IN orer the prris sfEscfed, aud By sths.-
wise following tl.s printed direotieHs areuAl
each not r
Both fhs ointszent oad Piiis should Be- sssl ~
I fhe .fo!iowing cases:
Burions, Sore Legs,
8-rns, Sore Breasts,
tCiapped Hands, Sore Heads. g
Cf:lelains, Sore Throsts,
Fisiulas, Sores of all kinds,
Gout, Spraiu.
LunIha8o, Scalds,
Mercurial Erureiaus, swellea Glands,
Piles, :, Y2 Stiff Joints. saF
Rheumatism, !cers,
Salt Rheum. Venerea! so1ess
Skin Diseases, Wounds of all k;nds.
-. Sold AZ the Manufactures Of Professor
HoLLowAr sG Maiden Lane New York, Ana "a
Strand, London hy all respectable; Druggists
and Dealers of Medicine tkroucheat the un;-
ted States, and the civilized world, in boxes.
at 81 cents, s25 cents, and 81 easA. As
Esas There IS a considerable savins By talsin4
the larger sizes. sssfs
N. 3. Directions for the guidance of patien4s
in cvery disorder are affixed TO each hog.
{. FOR SALE BY J. N. KIFkBRlrE. woodsneld.
March l9, 1856. ss sss
~ - r., -.s;-sT II =
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DEESD

$. On the 7th inst, FRANCIS JEFFRIES, son
Of William and Mary Jefries, of Sunsbury
,aowns1,ip, this county, aged II years, IL
,months and Is days.
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WANTED--To purchase small farm
from 40 to SO acres we'll improved. Ap-
ply to JOHN B. NOLL.
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QUESTION FOR THE JoURNAb-What is
the price of wool in this county?
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-.
Mary Go...n5euS E.siafe.

EafY Go. 8 en S Estaie,
NOTICE is hereby e:ysn lliet tho snbscriber
In has hserf, by tbs Fsejase Court. Of NoYsrs>
county, Ohio, appoiz.t' Admir- strater of Msse
eolenaaa, late OF said county, deosssai,
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Legal Notice

.istest: JAAEs MiTdaELL, Clerk of sail c
August y, i556.-6n.
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Aug. 2I.AA s,,W,rs = ilol.LAsDsl,is atty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-10-22

Blank Deeds and Mortgages.
for sale at this Office.
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FEVER ARD ACHE .

7Ani the various sfsetisns nseqsent ESag
: disosdersa ~ ~ 9is:F 2Gisfcd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-06
Horse stealing-Arrest of the Thieves.

On Friday morning man giving his name
as James Fl. Davis, brought horse and buggy
into town and had him sold at auction. A
Mr.. Kingsburg bid him off at S1O8. The ap-
pearance of things aroused Marshal Evans
suspicious that all was not right, and he accord
ingly took such notice of the man as to enable
to identify him at any future time when it
might become necessary. Mr.. Evans intimat-
ed to Mr.. Kingsburg his suspicious and told
him that it was his opinion that the owner of
the horse would be along in few days and
take him. Mr.. K. who had paid over the
purchase money, went back to Davis and told
him that he had concluded for certain reasons
not to keep the horse and buggy. When the
he had paid for tavern bill Davis Immediate
ly left town leaving behind him the horse and
buggy, but was pursued by the Marshal and
captured about one and half miles from the
city on the Cynthiana road. When he was
taken to the Justices offics, there was no posi-
tive evidence against the man. but during the
course of examination, persons who were in
pursuit came in, identified the horse, buggy
and thief He was committed in default Of
giving $500 bail.
Davis had hired the horse and buggy at
Newburgh, ostensi5ly to go to Boonville; but
when about three miles out the road, he turned
off, went to Linville, Stringt)wn and came to
Evansville where his trip terminated as above.
He denied strongly having committed the theft
until after he was committed to Jail. where he
made confession of his guilt to the Marshal.
ANoTHER.--On Saturday morning two Irish
men, one of whom was named Gloster, was
arrested by Marshal Evans, for having in their
possession horse answering the description
of one which had been stolen few days since
at Petersburg Gloster said he had purchased
the horse at Henderson of man whom he
had since seen in this place. By means of the
information got from Gloster, the Marshal was
enabled 10 ferret out and arrest the individual,
who gave his name as Jno. Hunter. His con-
duct soon made it apparent that Hunter was
not his real name, and he was shortly identi-
fed as the same individual who had on certain
other occasions, which we may hear more of
shortly. given his name as Jno James Dur
ing the day the owner Of the horse arrived /;
he said the horse was taken from Mr.. Mar
chands livery stable in Petersburg Hunter
alias James was to have started to Petersburg
yesterday under the escort of Mr.. Evans
The two Irishmen were, we believe, honest
emigrants, on their way to Iowa. They paid
the man $40 for the horse. They recovered
their money.
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Prentioiana-"E PIuribus Unum."

- The Washington Union calls Mr.. Bu-
chanan q the brightest star in the American
armament" He is not star, nor meteor
nor yet comet. November will prove him a
sort of can't cona'it'
- The administration has already made
trial of three Governors in Kansas. Its Gov
eminent don't seem able to stay in the Terri
tory long. 1t sends them there to carry out
its policy, and they get carried out them
selves.
- Since poor Mr.. Buchanan's prospects
have begun to look gloomy, the pro-slavery
papers treat him very disrespectfully. The
Washington Union says he '@labored under a
msapprehenson' as to who conquered Cali
fornia, and swore to it
Mr.. Yancey, of Alabama, undertook in
a late speech to establish stale charge against
Mr. Fillmore by citing the testimony of run
away negro. Such an act was utterly I'M
worthy of white man. A fellow guilty of
such things should, whenever charged with
crime, be testified against by negro witnesses
and tried by negro jury, for it would be a
jury of his peers.
- Mr. John G. Breckenridge has with
drawn from the stump. 1t is said his health
is bad. He is naturally a gentleman Of high
and honorable feelings, and we suppose that
the consciousness of violating all the proprie-
ties of his position by stump speeches made
him sick. Such supposition is at least cred
table to his sensiblites.