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lCOrry Webster, registers s1 Is
Ix prtt. roofing IT'S 50
ob,o Pspi.su.iary; q sOnvis.lAbor is,sO2 90
nal tO, labor done, 2QsOs5 rs |
In addition. the following amount Of mate
risls furnished for the completion Of the new
State House are now on hand
Columbus Mecbne Manufacturing oo.-IrOn. ti2'7OO %
Charles Rule--Marble se,A0s ~
H. Cummings-Pants 4oo W
Dale Son-Pias.er &c oSS Il
amount due to sundry persons not contract
ora for materials furnished as per bills on
Ale IN the Office S,eao "a
Total for maserisls ss2OSS "a
Total Tor labor performed 26eOS 70
Making in all for work done and materials
furnished for the completion Of the new State
House, and unpaid for, on the 6rst of March,
the gross sum OF three hundred and eight hOus-
: and one hundred and treHtyJfve dollars, and
torty-tlCO cents
Here is en- exhibit that cannot fail to attract
the attentian Of the tax payers Of Ohio. We
venture the assertion that a parallel case can
= not be found in the annals Of the UniOn. Such
reckless extravagance, such utter disregard ol
the express wishes Of the people, has not be-
fC,e been manifest in Ohio. Two years ago
r the Legislature after long debate, made an ap
ct propriatiou of $4,000, for the two years
or 1854, and l854-5. The Commissioners asked
" aud insisted on a larger appropriation but tn
6. LEGISLATURE determined that this was as muel
q, as the people could afford to expend npon thl
ID building in that time. Nothing could NOR
70 clearly indicate to the Commissioners their du
n ty in the premises. 1t was plain and sub
rs. stantia instruction to them to keep themselVe
he within that appropriation
Of But with a reckessness that has no parable
~, and which cannot fail to meet the unanimou
on condemnation of the people of Ohio, the Con
nat missioners have spurned all advice, all instru
The ton, all except their own extraordinary whIm
dr and have squandere1 the peoples treasure
to we have indicated. They have spent the Sl75
,u- 600. and they have incurred debt OF one-tht'
hn of million of dollars. This sumis left to tt
OF Republican Administration 70 pay or to reE'
by diate these contracts, and the labor OF tho'
lot who have been the recipients of their fsVors.-
DO, Look at this prospect for moment. 81
where these Locofoco rulers have le(t.the fnaI
bio ces of the State. Here is debt OF one-thi'
it of million Of dollars The Lunatc Asylu
ers are one hundred and iAy thousand dollars
ad. debt. Other State institutions are in debt
the The grend aggregate is, that our party fin
agh about half million Of dollars Of debts co
by tracted by our opponents, and left as leEa
'een for US to pay. The peOPlo-the tax Pay'
his: may well congratulate themselves that they la
: To go soon been able to reach and remove th'
SEES vampires. The cost of their reign is bef'
can us, and must be met But the remembra'
as Of it will not soon pass away. Let their de'
ark. be urobed TO the bottom, and let their rott
'ling ness and corruption be exposed to the gase
rnsl an outraged and indignant public.
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A ABRuYs BEAsr.--We see by the Rsvenna
Democrat that man named Shem Lewis-his
name ought to be Shame Lewis-wss convict
ed Of as,a 1T and battery on his motherless boy
OF / years, and sent to the Penitentiary for
three years, The Democrat says
Lewis is drinking man, and mau-Of most
furious passions. He struck bis boy with a
barn shovel, cleaving his scalp to the skull
He then kicked him out Of doors, kicked him il
ths mouth, rubbed hIs faSs II tis sncS-sfer
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What Shall be our Battle Oryf

The resul! Of late political contests has 50
CLEARLY demonstrated the power OF unity OF
sentiment that it must be the grosS, neglect oil
lssson not TO learn wisdom from these teach
ings. Hitherto, since the inauguration OF a
noltical creed whose basis is tho violation oil
the compromises established BY tho Fathers oil
This Republic, these contests have been local
-sou6ped to States. Soon great National
battle is to bo fought, and the forces. are Ia
ling position in the feld.
One party is committed to the PerpetuaUOn
of that gross inlraction of honesty and good
faith. as illustrated in the passage OF the Kan
sas-Eebraska act and BY that sign hopes to
sonquer:
Another party, hampsyed by the creed Of
secret ''order." has acquiesced in that unjust
enactment, and in so doing has become dis
trscted and SO much broksn.as to greatly les
aen it's power, for the approaching battle,
The Republicans have not as lyeI thrown
their banner 10 the breeze. and it becomes Q
most important question as to what shall be
smblazoned thereon. OF course the grea
principle upon which they are bound together
is as clear 81 sunlight, to.wit utter repud'a
tiou Of an act which has thrown open TO Slave
~ an immense area solemnlg pledged to Free
dom. Yet. jus. how tha. great question IS
be presented, so as to sound the rally cry
not definitely settled.
Men of common sense know, that throue
ali the political divisions OF our commonweal
from School Districts, Townships, aud Cou'
tiss. up TO States, mutual conc illStions and sa
r6ees (not Of principle. J but Of personal pr
dilections and prejudices. only can secure mo
al force and political strength; and that 1t
oaly by most liberal exercise OF a spirit
compromise that concert OF action can De
cured-~and through concert Of action alo1
can victory be achieved.
In National struggle Of course this sp
Of compromise TO secure success finds great
play than in local State election and Z
greater the importance Of the question to
Aesided, the more need Of the spirit OF cha
". Il is useless 10 say, that since the We
birth Of the Republic, no greater principle b
been involved in Presidential controvei
C6au the one now agilated. The criminalisy
dissentOn would be in proportion to the imp
tanee Of the issue on trial.
PRtforms have Of late become the naost
;este and dangerous Of all political mschan
Eilher 50 loose as to fell to pieces Of thoir 0
wsiehi, or 80 ciTcumst Eioed as to permi
!. looshold bul To few. In the coming .strug
fhs.ReFublicaus should 80 lay down this "
IAalnse pl 81 erssdA. q sl eiidss, dt
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Sale Of Land and Town Property.
PURSUANT TO an ORDER OF THE PROBATE
Court. of Carroll County, Ohio, will sell a. pub

PURSUANT TO IN ORDER UF InE 1nVu0A =
Court, of Carroll County, Ohio, will sell At pup
lie Vendue, 80.
at the door Of the Court House, in Carrollton, ONO,
the following real estate belonging to the estate or
James M Davis ESQ.,. dec late OF Carroll county, 20
wit: Town lot No. nine (9l in the original pas OF
CarrolIton. This lot joins the warehouse OF 1smss
Huston and on which is erected Railroad switch
Also Dart Of lot twenty 2s in original plat Of Car
roton living on the east part ofsaid beng 10 feet
in front on Main street, and thirty feet back The
residue othe lot is owned and occupied BY James To-
Ian. Also, the following described lands, situate in
Centre township, two miles north Of Carrolon, on the
lisbon road, being in the Northwest quarter OF SEQ,
ton twenty seven, (27) in township fourteen, l4l
of range FIVE (6) The one piece being the South half
Of said quarter section containing eighty acres more or
less; and y-fve acres lying north OF and adjoining
said half quarter. The two tracts, being all OF SAID
quarter-section, excepting twenty-five acres, on the
North sde and containing together lSb acres Houses
BarIs, Orchards &C., are on each tract.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-third in hand, andi bslance 10
two equal annual instaments with interest," secures
mortgage on the premises. Sale to commence 81 IL
O'Clock, noon, of said day. LUKE pAslS, I. ns,.
February IA, 1853, 4w. pr. fee q SO
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NArpSAL1rY.-Night before last a COekney
Fnplishman, for bOasting that the British could
wbip the Yankees in twenty hours, in the
svsnt of war between this country and Eng
land was knocked down and badly beaten BY .
.nn Of Eris,--Dws PvJsS -,
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NOTICE.

MAhlOn A. Boyd Plaintiff, Before Martin Bower, .
against Justice OF the Peace, OF
Sarah Houseman, Defend't Rose township, Carroll
county Ohio On the 9th day February, A. D. 1856,
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum of eighty tw dollars and seventy
FIVE cents, probab lie cost twenty five dollars and tns
said case will be for trial on the lth day OF April 1000
at IL O'clock A. II. NJ a. hoAD'
March IL lS56-td.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
s G. MKEE, Proprietor.

s. G.. MKEE, Proprietor.
mHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAFRONAdh
/ extended tom by my friends aud the pgoIc Sen'
eraIlv would respectfully inform all interested that in
tend remaining in e above house during the three years
for which have it leased make this announcement to
the public for the purpose Of cOnuadictnsa report put
in circulation by meddlesome and malicious person,
o-he effect that was about closing the House WI
be found at my post ready to serve my irends ana tne
public TO the best Ofmy ability respectfully 'Oic"
cont nued share of public favor.
CarroUton March l3 1856.
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Holloway's Pills are the best remedy know

HOlloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
As,hm. Diarrhna Indigestion
Stono and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
TnAusnya Secondry SYMPTOMS Coughs
nnh;i,v InAamation Inward Weakness
CoIds Fever and Arue Venereal Affections
Ter ComnIsnts Chest Diseases FemaeC Complaints
Worms, of all KIDS Lowness Of Spirits CoshVeneS
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
= SoId at the Manufactures OF Prof Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand London, by
all resp, cable Druggists and Dealers Of msd'e'Ge
throughout the United States and the civilized WsFid
in boxes, at 25 cents, so l2 cents, and 81 each.
EzF There is considerable saving by taking 10
larger sizes.
n B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in eV'
ery disorder are fixed to each box.
Feb 2S, 1856. ly
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NOTICE.

NIL S. Dixie, Plaintiff Before John sNV w. N a'La "a
William Bsrnhouso, Def, Peace, of Orange town
shin, Carroll county, Ohio. On the 3rd day OF March
a. D. 1856 said Justice issued order Of attachment
IN the above action for the Of fortysx dollars ant
ten cents. N Il o. DAAA'
March IL 1856.
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NOTICE.

Valentine Truedale, Prn Before John " AeLaren
against. "a Justice oil me ieauo %'"' y,
William Farmhouse, Deft Orange Township, Carroll
County. Ohio. On the / 1t day of March, A. D. 1895
said Ju stce issued order of Attachment IN tue SooVs
action for the sum Of two hundred and sixty one dol
lars aud 6fy-eight cents.
March 49, 1855.
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NOTICE..

Samuel Bsrnhouse, PIE Before John W: acLatsn re A.
against Justice OF the feace VI ~ "
William farmhouse DIT ange township Carroll Co.
Ohio On the st day of March, A. D. 1885, said JUS
tice issued an order of Attachment in the above action
for the sum of sxyseveu dollars aud fifty eight cents
SAMUEL FARMHOUSE.
March l3, 1885,.
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NOTICE.

G. b I, Scott, Plaintiffs, Before John w. McLafea
against 7 Justice Oh Tue 9SSe, " "
William Barnhouse, Deh Orange township, Carol
county, Ohio. On the 3rd day of March, A. D. 1896
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the aooV'
action for the sum of thirtythree dollars and twenty
one cents. u l. 0o0A
March l3, 1856.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Why ARE WE SICK :


II has hsen the lot Of the human race 70 oe ee'sn
cd down by disease and suffering HohoNays ~, 80
snscialy adapted 10 the relief OF the Meas, the Nsl
xons Inc Delicate and Che Infrm, o. AL ehmee, esS,
sexes and constitutions Prof. llolloEay pefsouay
superinteuds the manuiacture Of bis medicines ~ ee
Taited States and offers them to free and enhgh'en
"a people as the best remedy the world ever "a" '
the removal OF disease, ,rooo
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE bLooU.
These famous Pills are expressly combined V W.
ate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys 'us
the skin and the bowels, correcting any oeis -
in their functions, purifying the blood, ahe VIZ
tain Of life. and thus curing disease IN sh us tS
DYsPEPsiA AND LIVER CoaPL sISTs.-NeAfiy uAa 49,
human race have taken these Plls i has neeh
IN all parts Of tile world that nothing he's been
equal TO them in cases of disorders Of the IYe uys-
pep.ia, aud stomach complaints generally ihey sOSu
pyea healthy tone to these organs, howeyes muCn "
ranged and when al other means have faied.
/ GENERAL nEBILITY, lit HgAITH Many oi zoe u'us.
despotic Gov ernmenis have opened toeH % 80 80
Houses to the introductioE Of these nus, 'na' Wy
NAV become the medicine oi the masses LsHnSN
Colleges admit that this medicine Is the pest feu'uy
ever known for persons of delicate health, or "ners
the system has been impaired its invgorahg pro
pertes never fail to afford eelief "a
FEMALE CoMPLANTs.-No Female, young o. o. oio
should be without this celebrated medicine ~
reefs and regulates the monthly courses az al petVuH
acting in many cases like charm IL : hlso 'he oe5
and safest medicine that be given to children OF Al
ages, and for any complaint; consequently q" iAn.
should be without it.
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NOTICE.

Brough & NJ Cutcheon, Plaintiffs Before John NC,
against I Laren, Jus'lce u
William BarnHouse Defendant. the Peace, OF Or
ange TOWNSHIP, Carroll county Ohio. On the Srd DAY
Of March A. D. 1856 said Justce issued an order OF at
tachment in the above action, for the sum OF three
hundred dollars BkOUdh NJ MOoAehEoN'
March 10 1856
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NOTICE.

Sylvester WaIlsce.Pi Before Iohn W psaoa =,
against justice oi tne ea.o S..ii Nj
William Bsruhouse, ,Def't. Orange Township, Carrot
County, Ohio. On the 2Oih dag OF February A. "
1855 said Justice issued an order of Anachmsns ID
tbe above action for the sum of Fifty Dollars.
'"' sYLvRSrER WALLACE.
Earch l3, 1885,
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ATTACHWE ENT.

Thomas Thompson and Before A. N. Crum'
Israel J' Thompson, Plaintiffs backer, Justice Of the
against Peace, OF DfoWh '0In os
John Sinclair, Defendant ship, Carroll county, Ohio
On the 18th day of February, A D. 1885, said 'u'.
ce issued an order Of attachment in the above acton
for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars.
March 9th. 1856, Sw 7. & |. THOhPsoN'
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NOTICE.

James Forbes, Sen. rff Before John W. NC Laren a
against justice o' 'Ie IrSoo " "
William Barnhouse. Def't. Orange Township Carroll
County Ohio. On the lst day March A. 4. 1856, SAD
Justice issued an order OF Attachment in the above
action orthe sum of Eghty.two dollars Eighty hI
cSnts cents JAMES FORBES, San.
March l3, 1856.
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PUBLIC VENDUE.
ATTACHM ENT.

Elias Knisley, Plaintiff, Before John West, = Jus Jus
tee OF the edce, VI O'ahBo
Samuel Lyons Defendt township, Carroll county. Ohio.
On the 22nd day of February A, D. 1856, said jus
lice issued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
| Leesburgh, March 6, 1856 3w. ELIAS KNlSLEf I.
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NOTICE.

John Hoffman. Plaintiff, Before John W. ncLaren,
against "a Justice OF the Feace, o.
William Barnhouse, Deft Orange township, Carrol
county, Ohio On the 3rd day Of March, A. u. 1880
said Justice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action, for the sum of twenty lone dollars and twenty
one cents. JUN hoEE
March l3. 1856.
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e. Ten lines or less OF sold brewer va
cred square.
~Aavsrtissrs must be particular to marx 'ho NUN
-, AZ Insertions on the face Of their advertisemehts
:, win Be pub shed until ordered out and charged
accordingly. ~.
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Ew~ Jos woKK neatly and eIpeaitiOusly executed a.
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on contract for iron wU~k, esl,7ll 6S
Charles Rule, contract for marble work, 29,6O0 56
j II. Schroeder Co., for locks. hinges &c. 1908 90
II. Cummings, contract for painting, $500 90
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
MARRlED.
pIONFDE-WILKEs

pIONFDE-W WILKES-At Paris on Saturday Way ,, oefJfo
n, Asyor nr N rrescrce of Ir Mason the American 1Js
ter also al the Chg-ch q syo DsLe de Loetts BY the
car Mr Cousue and sners ard al the American bmbssy,
l., be Rev Mr. ChAner VI In. and Ferdinand Pso do
ede Corue Frenfsbe Of Italy Darde Noble" oI the
Pore Anne McAdsm daughter OF the se hhmito "ufes
Of N~~i0Tk
NOYF r-DAsA-In Brooklyn. Thursday Nay q BY the
Rev = jons. u D. d.. &. ne resdeoce Of ibe BRIDE
fth.r ar CaI es H. NJ OF tue hrm o Chapman Plse
o. Il Mss Ja.s L. DALa, daughter oi A. H. Dana.
esq Of Buoklyn.
RYI.r- -DANFO9TIf-At Pa,ersoD v. J., on Wednesday
Ma Il ~ ne GeT M HorbhowsT, Mr. Nm Rye Jr, Of
P.ters secord daughter Of CLiles DaIiofih, esd,
q he city.
81 ,TTUcK- FROST In Wes, Cambridge, Mass, on
NsdIesdsy, hsy IL by tie Rev. ;. 3. swan W 3 SHAT
uek Of BrcoLyn A. y 10 a.ss Ere frost OF "sst Gam
hid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
DIED.

ADA,fs-rn tb. city ysr'iay' Nay 2 Mar'h' L''s "i@
o. ,ets Adams 81 IN the ID yer oi her age.
BFCKNAE-kt IIuiqus Peru, % t,dsy, sId A q, .sY,;
kicia- Bsesmaa Oi GoAettais' sweden ID inc -" "
- sse- s o....
BrcduAN-On Tbsr5sy. Nay q, II consumption ofssoy
B.eLa..n ths - scar Of - ass'
cPoyv ELLA W.lbnston, D. c. Eimrod Cromwell sssd
yICSNIn pr,oslv-. Lorr Island - rhp.sy, h'y 2: Ms
W., tes ~do~ - 'h- sle JOIN fhs ds@' '"9a aged
s. y.ar. nostls and z days . -,
HINION-On Togfsasy sfegan, nay ~ s III, III - ~.
.l, 80. sic J.;s ALn gn'ou - i' Je" '' "si 49,
ca..tter ate Jon !" mn, M ,.s., r,lly i.,ui
s.,e, er ine-s ssssfday 'i.s"'A = '"e"ei' hs"
the = 'Ls,Teet Church :, ,,
UAyIFN-iD Erooslyl, Of le0i'iJ nay 49, e'e-P's'"
MAJ vie " Pafrsk h'Jo-p
UnrGaEY-srIdsny p 'f.Ssy ncr-.fs Nay z Of apo
,,nlc a. Tl1,dsv .isJ 2 J1tn 1hof g. son q william
h.,oyS 80 S.r, Eegs a.s- Js-ss I'D m,-i-'
to,-rs 4. 0e.. s.gs IL-'stsy uor as, gay n @ ~
f.l a-;.oi VI &c -. -. - ~, 80 - ''@''
Hs slGs .-.@ To AMY sie 'eq e,i'e . sitend h..
5.rsi c. lIeE Z .htelih stfset. Lear ga .Essa,,
Co~sa.-. Ils Esn4.As -. 10 tAAsn - o1p's'' hA'
use. aiJss r.ysf. p'ss.s "pJ.
LIEAGAE-At .s~ orleans % TAsEst-y' NAY d. u"
Mary Es.tsf Isuss.E N-s4 10 ysasA
mI RPHl-At New snshton. or 1surv.y, Nay 2. q 60,
,unpuoB a. hs res sEoe q sis sro'her ne ks" H. hr
rs, John aSrpby IL the I'D year Of as age.
NAHXEY-On Tbuu.sy, Nay n sfer short bat ssvs~
nle. Pa is hsse. n tie N'h Jsai o. ns n'-
oLYPHAST On ILupdsy 1sy z, sOahis Safsat ds7,'s'
PIKk-A, S-wtgrsprt. Ma-s, va Monday hsy 10 ''So~
s.,sn ft,s Js'4 ~ yess
PfLLOIs-Ou si'1-5.y Nay H. Catherine Pu!os, No. /"
sOu'h Se,,Y-h s'rset. siyn, v
II. r.uAsns the Cemetery OF tho E"eeo
POOR-At B. tn.ore, THURSDAY May q jon d. T""'
AGED 25 years
PLvMMEa-Atss~- -N.rset Frederick Covsty ~, william
fIemmsT, ar, sse1 u years
RILEy-on Tku sisy Nay r. May Elizabeth tlsy ns,'se
Of Ireland, the Parish Of DFalaH Cos;sJ Of sA'~'' sss
year.
sTEwART-A, Boston, r0esdAy, Nay -, herss"''
Stewart sssc ~
TAYLORon THURSDAY morning Nay p s, ~ oe'Sfs 4
the BELOVED HID Of Nichols, md AAsJet IsJb stea
ysaIs sI.d II a4csins.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
IAU LNTELLIGENCE.
s,pRFvr CoURT-CscuIr.---Msy ?2-be.ors Jndr-
DAVIES.

s,pPFvr CoURT-CIscuIr.--My ?2-be.ors Jucs-
DAVIES
n,prry gr,ITU OFllcEI--SUtr roR SERVICES.
lame. Hsrcosrt sst 6.ury Van Hovrntush
Action ,csinst the Health Officer for services rem
.S . NJ. p,tuty from February 30 lsts, ~ Jsausry ~
tts On IN. l7th OF Febiu.fy lsS, Dr. HNcoaFt was ap
,-5 III st Mate Of the staien Island Hospital and three
Deputy Htslib Officer IL usual Tor he same
o., 6 both hese snsots but the duties OF the s'rt
~, All, ght and supposed 10 be covered BY ue con-
ers.t,op p.d 60 the Ft Mate and by certain perqase@
Iva ,bis e,.- claimed that thItsfou'us ei ne lsber oi
bosns vessels devoyco uron DR. Haroont ami that ne n en-
10 .p cihc thereto oni Dr an h,y"n
b"b as. Court chss.d that although the Health otheer
has he power 70 apponi Deputy such appointment ereas NO
witch he b. compelled 60 pay Tor services
IA that capacity, be they grestes or Les In order
tberi,re tsfncAt eone agreement othss soee.
e.rress rsd be proved 20 have been nas Dat
ls srd ta tarty SUNG Nerict for defendant NoJes rev
ers and Tausdse plaintiff Van buEen and h9o'on MI se
fsllaLL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
usITpp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr :-Befo'-
Judge lsesssoLL

Thia was au action brought TO recover a bill OF sup
t,. fuuishea the ship rsIonta owned by Antonio fsie
M On return he process The default o. All Pafnos Dad
bsen entered except Me.as Oyemsnn aud Gfnasr, "ho
eli, m 20 oEsse-s Ut the vessel and hled an set
m NJ hr nter,s uorgsFe-s aud denying that inc noel
a., hsc On len Cd hs ship becsue Of al Aleose srshsein.n
% Peieer 20 fuYui.h the goods his per.pns rted Tue
Aur BE- hsrd the counsel for he hbe.n moved
srcksu ard decree tor hoels
On tie sruLt that Oy,ruan snd uruner bed no sanans Ia
Cr rcu the facs n their answer, and could ct
e the hbes4rs claim. The Court held ths, 'ne
ar ~ Z, vessel having msde no deense, oyofmal ana
ul uot come and contest the lbelants rzht 70
nen Thai tLey could ouly contest the QUESTION OF pno
bch ala doIe sitter the Comtnsoler elot
In the ca.. Decree or besnt ocooriLsy win :"
o,nui-.ion.r 10 asc tain amount For hbelsot MI 1000
Il SrnlAr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
fAdvertiss rient
2 SNr-EsrATE N BERKsHLRE COUNTY,

v,s.I F.Ra with frnished country house, situated IN
P,t.s.ld "a mile. ON Depot and miles from Lelsh
rhe am CONTAINS uesy 800 IN shout equs o'
x,S,Yd ur md meadow be mAa stream Of tse hSasA
to n ruunue through the latter. The house ws taroesmy
built for the present the dssns OF Mr. T. Ossoe
OF n. On Ard cortans ~ beside bath oos kc. ~ 10
situated cosnmSrding nn- Yie~ OF ne h-th
he Valley ard The Tscorc and Hocs.c Range he
bh., ro,r.io In the state stable ieehouss and o'h-r
ouvsost ore attached 20 this Part Of The estate The m
bous- ar barn are and convenient Tue wood s OF tle
nr v- III and the meadows yield large cros OF Say
ghou, Gu vsion This pAee eers the adv snase- oi ns
.resabe and healthy .uaton with good bahing oottns
ssh. a. shooting upoT the premises The house ready ot
in mediate occupacy being completely furnished and supsa
VIII woo4 and ICE Fer further particulars apply 20 '"
HoI MES Boston or the Hon. Z. II. KELLOGG, PthtaA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
fAIversement
Tho undersigned, Inspectors and Seaers OF

w,ht. and Measure. the Cy Of Nes-i0rs hs'"s hsd re
c..or "a I, :, the yprou. PLaTFoRS ScsLEs IN use 10
H , sr le,sed 10 ear oar testimony toe su-1S chtr-
-, ~ tho. manufactured BY Mcssrs T. FAiss.NNsS
fo ciserfuiy recommend them 10 the puDe n eno
mo- r.rt, ct W-i.hii machines IL use -,
RALPH IREMHLY Inspector OF Weights ana MeSsHee is'
District ,,o,-..
TronAs H. WAINWRIGHT, Inspector, I'D DiHHcL
A.. - T. SINoNs, Deputy Inspector, ls Dsue-
t,f .sE KARR, soaicr, lst District
Jon. ". EMBsEE SealeT, lid Dstr4et.