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Hats of in Court.

Friend T..v Coffin apprarpdin The U.
S. Court Rnoms Friday, during The trial
Of The fugilives, and stood as Quakprs are
accustomed to, with his hat on. A very
nfficious srecial Marshal. emplo, ed for
This occasion to assist ia preserving order
and the Union, regarding this as aninsult
to the u. s. and to himself as her repre-.
sentative, approached Friend C'Ain and
demanded impera,iveIy that he should
uncover before him and mmissioner
Pendry. "
Friend G. exclaimed that he meant ro
disrespect. hu, il WAS the custom uf their
people. II would NOT do. The brave
SPECIAL Marshal raised his cane and knock
ed the off ndlng broad rim on The floor
Friend e. paid no attention (" this, bu,
remained motionless. II lille while
The Marshal returned, picked up the hal
and handed it 10 Levi, WHO took n" no
,ice Of it whatever, and the Marshal d.
posted it on table, Bn, the brave Mar
shall was not easy, and shortly after lhi'
he returned, took the hat aud placed j
very geutly'on Lewis head, and the las
we saw Of Friend Coffin, he stood there
with his hat on, looking as cody on tn
proceedings as though nothing had hap
pened to disturb his equanimity. Gin
Gazette. .ea ,aEaH .9,lag
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American Victory in Louisville.

The Herald Of last week published an
article from the Louisville Democrat, in
which it was stated amongst other things
that since the riois in that place, Of which
much has been said and wri,ten,--
"multitudes Of the foreign hords are gone,
and Know Nothings are gone after Them,
finding no work 10 do here" Now il
this statement IS correct, and if II is irne
az il is sometimes alledged, that the DEM
ocralie party does not need the help Of
foreigners in order to triumph over the
Know Nolhngs. i, would seem that i
would have been qui can easy task ,c
eisct their entire ticket under such favor
able circumstances.
"Foreigners having gone away ant
Know Nolhings gone after them" w
have the result Of their election on the 5lI
iatL He that hath an ear let him hear :
as AMERICANS TRuMpHANT.--The cleo
ton in Louisville came OF on Saturday
sn6 resulted in the triumph of The Amer
icsn ticket? Every candidate was elect
ed by handsome majority. III the 6r.
ward the aggregate majorties were 27S
second ward 22O third ward IT'S four
ward 100; ffth ward lS9; sixth war
lOl; seventh ward 100; eighth war
275. Portland 81. In some wards tn
tickets were contested with the creates
possible strength, butaIi without avail
American principles would and did TT
umph. ...,..; j, ..7
The Democrat seems to have a ' been J
boring under slight mistake. The I
mericans had merely lels their t"rd'na
xork for the purPose'of msk'ng son
suitable arrangements in view ol lle eIe
!. iiOn, and the Democrat supposed IN
Nd gone alter the DuDh. saa
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16

TIE WIFE-It needs no guilt TO break
husbands heart. The absence Of con enl,
the mutterings Of spleen. the untldy dress
and cherries home, the fnrbidding scowl,
nddeserted hearth; these and other name.
less neglects-wilhout crime among
them-haye narrowed to the quick the
hearts core of many man, and planted
there beyond The reach Of cure. the germ
Of dark, despair 20! may woman, before
the end night arrives, dwell on the recol-
leciions ofhe youth, and, cherishing the
dear IDEA of that tuneful time, awake and
keep alive the promise she then so kindly
gave. And though she may be the inju
red and not the injuring one--the forgot
ton, not the forgeiful wife-a happy allu
sion to the hour Of peace and love-;
kindly welcome to the comfortable hom'
asmile oC love 10 ban sh hostile words ali
Of peace /, pardon al past and The hardps
heart which locks itself within the breas
! ofselfsh MN will soften To- her charms il
matchlrss bliss--Inved, loving and conlen
the, ,spo,hsr of HE sniruwipg hour--.ih
source Of comforl aud the spring Of JOY
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16
Spring Election in Jefferson County.

With few exceptions, wherever the
American party have. presented regular
candidates from their councils, they have
most signally triumpIled over the sham
Democracy. The same victory which
was achieved in >Steubenville, Cross
Creek, Warren, ard other places, would
have obtained throughout the entire coun-
~, had the councils met together and pla-
sed in nomination regular ticket. Con,
tenting themselves, however, with side
issues and relying upon their former nu-
\ merical strength, they have suffered the
slave and foreign party. in few inSlan-
ccs to gain momenary triumph. Any
man who desires the defeat of the Hun
ker Democracy in Jefferson county and
will advise The abandonment oClhe Amer
{ ican Councils and American measures is
. n fanatic. Our enemies have only gain.
ed upon us wbeie our Councils have
been abandoned What is true in jeff
erson county is true throughout the State.
Our majority in the county is decisive,
9 but we ought to beat The foreign party
Z two to one, and with the Am erican
issue we can do it. Kindle up your
d Council fires ye sons OF American llber'
~ throughou. the county. and cause them
~ 10 burn with bright and shining light
have had ample proof Of the ingrai.
" tude of The men for whom you have
showed your parlialIy in giving them
your votes f1r the insignificant offices to
which they have aspired. You have
thoughllessly supported them as matter
ss Of personal compliment, and they have
arogan,ly turned round and proclaimed
their election to be "a gorious victory o.
10, the Democracy" Look at MI. Plessan
r. p, where lid hti-Adnlinistra'ion par
" could any day carry the township five
TO one, and yet you have elected the ex'
Representa,ive-one uf the most consu
mate demagogues we ever knew--'o
= little town Office, and i, is heralded in The
Unton "a great Democratic victory Ii
Smith6eld the result is the same will
this exception, John Irwin, truer ant
more honorable man than whom we nev
or knew in any political party, has bee
is elected Mayor-he is an ultra Democrat
bu, no demagogue. There is not Dem
oeratic Irishman in Christendom W
'@ would rather see elevated to the highes
b. Office in the gift Of the county than Joh
y Irwin, hut lie never can succeed to an
Office Of prof, in the Democratic ranks
he is too honorable and independant
his feelings and views. But we must III
indulge further in personalities.
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From the Times.
"We fought the goOd fight, ,ps kept the
filth. and a glorious rictOry Is Ours!"
WEILsBuRo, Va, April 4, 1856.
EDITOR TINES :-DEAR SIR; We had
a very interesting election in this place
on Thursday last, for Mayor and Town
CounciE The Democracy, feeling con-
sci'us tha. irthey prosenled,a edlg.leg"
ticket it would be wefully beaten, and en-
couraged by the result Of the election in
your city in January last, drummed up a
"Cirizens' Tickel,p composed Of one
who had been identified with "Sam, two
old line Wings and three Dempcrats.-
.IhisraGiision they can6dehty boosted
would defeat the Americans, and thereby
have some effect on the result Of the ap.
preaching county election, but they were
sorely disappointed, as The following re.
suit will show:
For Mayors. I. Marks, American)
%; D. Brown, Jr., (Ci'izen,) % ~. r.
Abrahams, Democrat, l! Marks ma
jority over Brown, 70!
The entire American ticket for Town
Council w1s elected by majorllies rang
ing from 81 10 SOL y,
This is, to us here, cheering result,
and sure indication Of a glorious trinmph
in May and November, in old Brooke.
Yours, in haste, Z ? "SAM."
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A REMARRKABLE Ext cuTloNER.
We have observed several wonderful
stories of late respecting the skill of the
Chinese executioners, who, it is said, can
strike of the heads Of their victims so
skillfully that the poor fellows themselves
never discover their loss until moment
or two after they are dead. We recall to
mind however. the story of German
execuioner, who far surpassed the Chi
nese in professional dfxlerily. Upon one
occasion, it happened tha, acriminal who
was condemned tn death had. a singular
nching 10 play at ninepins; and lie implor-
ed permission to play once more at his
favorie game befnre he died. Then, he
said, he would submit to his fate without
amurmur. The Judge thinking there could
be oharm in humorng him, granted his
last prayer; and upon arriving at the place
of execution he found everything pre-.
pared for the gane-the pins being all
set up and the bowls being all ready
He commenced his favorie spor, with
enlhusasm.-After while, the sheriff
observing lha, lie showed no inclination
10 deslst, made sign to the execulonel
to strike the fatal blow while he s,0opet
for a howl. The c&ecurioner did so, bn,
with such dex,eriiy that the culprit did
not notice or fee it. lie thought indeed
that a cold breath Of air was blowing upon
his neck, aud drawing himself bac k witt
a shrug' lis head dropped forward init
his hands. lie naturally supposed ,ha
it wasa bowl which he grasped and seizin!
it firmly rolled it at the pins. All of then
fell; and the head was heard to exclan
as it rcboundrd from the farther wall
"IIurAh!lve won the game''-POrJOEI
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-04-16

Son on THE DLvlL.--B Bishop Ives is
represented to have said in his George
town lecture, tIa. Martin Luther was The
son Of the Devil. Il is an old maxim that
'the Devil knows his own" and also thai
his Satanic, unlike other Majesties or sub
jects. is bound 'to get his dues" This
Bishop should certainly be regarded as
authority, he having traversed most of The
avenues leedin 6 10 the spirit world, ant
guarding one Of ,he same N his capacity
Of priest. Wonder ifhr had settled will
his dIucese II DpvIi's sons f,r ,he ad
vancemen' made BY sllrin . enable hin
70 go u r mle to kiss 1he lle If hm wh,
takes the responsibility Of saying all VIII
Pv. slcs taA gNs 2i Sagh SDx
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0r+The Wellsyille Patriot says:S

XII he NellSVlIle IdlTlOL SuyS:S
The storm of last Saturday evening
was among the severest which has visited
the Ohio valley for number Of years. At
Beaver, we understand, bridge was un-
rooed and new seminary nearly demol-
ishedi at East Liverpool, four miles above
this point, the little brick cottage, former
ly occrp ell by Mr.. llarker, Sr., was cen
siderably damaged, and the brick gable oi
the new Methodist Church blown down and
the roof raised from its iastenings;. at Sa.
lem, several buildings suffered and two men
slightly'injured. At Alliance, where the
storm ragged more furously, we learn by al
extra Ledger handed to US by Conductor
Cleland a few minutes before going t
press, that one man was Killed instantly
and the destruction of property was truly
frightiul-loss estimated at about 500, 600
The extra also gives account Of damage
at Mt. Union and several other places
among which the village of New Cham
bersburgh, in this county. is reported t
have been completely demolished and fl
teen perssns buried beneath its ruins. Th
storm skirted our town at about 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, but fortun ately done no damage wort
/. mentioning. BY 6 o'clock. the HEAVIER
were as calm and serene as though til
storm-king had not deigncd to visit us
his wild and terrific career. Owing to Il
great amount oftimbrr thrown across I'll
track, the mail train which left this poll
at A o'clock on Saturday, did not arrive
Cleveland until sometime during the dt
E on Sunday.
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OtdOio W uiS HSdtti hOitONthB-ih uuC tiBhb
Of The petition. The Memorial was
branded as fraud and forgery. lie be-
lieved tha.if Christ should to the
Earth. with all the purity Of principles,
he would be banished from the Conieder,
aey by those fanatics. As Christ drove
from lhe temple the money changers and
sellers Of doves, yet the money changers
come here claiming to have the purity Of
doves. Laughter.
| Mr.. Cass said that within a,few min.
utes he had an interview with the person
who had handee HIM the Memorial. Il
was only necessary to remark that he
was not satisfied that The paper was
one which ough. 10 be acted on by The
Senate.
Mr.. Hale said, iha, If he was satisfied
that this paper was not genuine, he would
be The last To take any advantage. He
thought Mr.. Benjamin had done infinite
injustice tu thar good man, Prof Siilman.
1t was not his and Others intention, as
charged, 10 make war against the Govern
men'; but they were driven 10 the law of
self.drftnce. The Fcder / promises have
beer proven lie.
Mr.. Seward replied 10 several Senators
who essayed to involve him in an aleg.
ed fraud, regarding The Memorial. He
had seen The gentleman who. had handed
the paper To Mr.. Cass for rresenla,ion-
Col. Lahe-who authorized him to say.
lha, befnre he left Kansas, he had a pa.
per he did not say the Identical paper in
chirogaphy but saw The Memorial, of
which this is lhe subject and text, signed
Ivy all The provisional members of the
Kansas Legislature, and rfhs is a true
copy. know the Senator from Texas
(Mr. Rusk } ,o he lrave and honorable
man, and lover Of freedom, hui when il
becomes necessary fnr me to resort to ar
exhibition of courage, il will he tmt
enough forhm to launl me with war
of il. t .'a
Mr.. Mason said, no one stood up tt
/, vindica,e Col. Lane, as fair and honor
r able man. If man is known by the
company is known by the man who rep
sen;s it. .'..... .HG .,...
! Mr.. llamln. in explanation, said h
had no, taken the paper into his hands
] but its having been presented by Mr.
Cas-. he had righl to regard it as gen
! uine. But it not now appearing a.
: such, he would vote against lis reception
The vote by which the Memorial wa
=. referred to the Committee on Territories
was then reconsidered. Yeas: Adams, Al
q len, Berjamin, Biggs, Bigler, Bright
4 Brown, Butler. Cass, Crittenden, Dcdg'
!, Douglas. Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Han
lin, Houston, Hunter, Iverson, Jones of low
" Mason, Pugh, Reid, Rusk, Sebastian, 81
:, dell, Stuart, Toncey, Trumbul, Welle
J. Wright, and Yulee-32. Nays: Harla
g Seward and Sumner-2.
s. The Memorial being thus again brougl
before the Senate, Mr.. Cass asked and o.
n tained leave to withdraw it and return I'll
|. same to Col. Lane. The Senate then u
journed. 10
Hous r.-The discussion was resumed
20 the Illinois Elecsion Case.
A resolution was adopted, IS only in n
ID position declaring Samuel Marshall, Il
sitting Member from the Ninth District
~ Illinois, elected over Forney. Foulke a.
=, FOrney are allowed per diem and mIlea!
to date. Adjourned.
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Signal American Victory

The election for charter officers took
place in Schenectady. N. Y, on the lst
inst. and resulted in most signal Amer
lean triumph. Thsre was a combination
of all factions and isms against SAM-'bui
he whipped them all! Abel Smilh--as true
an American as breathes was reelected
Mayor by THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE MAJORITY! over
SIS. Riggs, a peculiar pet of Fusion. 'h'
American candidates in all the wards were
chosen with one or two exceptions
Last Spring Mr. Smith was elected by l6,
majority. The result shows handsome
gain since last Spring. and even over tn
lresul, lasl Fall The contest was anima
ted, and he ground debated inrk by inch
and the fact is now ccpc'nsiveIy show
that the Americans Of Schenectady pr'
invincible, WI
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I THE river is slnwlyreceeding, and
is to-day lwenry.one feet in the, channel
Last night we had sharp lightning, loud
thunder and heavy ram. aa,aals
There was horse, owned by DR..
Se,nple. drowned this lnnrnipg al the I""'
M Mprkei sireri,.by illeignorsuce or cale-
lvssnsss Vt PaL The driver, 7gm I
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SLlERIFF'S SALE.

Benjamin u. c0nF'in b, ,d y,'tus aEdsf of
William c. Abraham ct al J Of sae issued
ont Of the court Of common Pleas in and
fr the county Of Jefferson and State Of
Ohio, bearing date the I'd day,of April A.
d. 1856 AMI to M directed I,wiloifar and
expose to sale by public vcndue and outcry
al tile front rhoro of the colrt'heise in the
town Of Stepbenville and county of Jeffer-
son. on .. Yu &, fe "a l- tat5..
TUESDAY,. the 9th day of May, 1856.
h"t'en the hours Of 10 o'cluck a. N. aud 4
o'cock p m Of said day thu following des-
cribed real estate to wit: :ithe north half of
lot no, 42l in Ross addition to the town of
Stenbenville in the county Of Jefferson and
State Of Ohio. Appraised at fifteen hun
druid dollars. Terms of sple, cash. '""
I9 JAMES w. BLlNN, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office Steu5enville, npril l6 1856.
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JAMES II. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office Steubenville, april 16 1855.
New Spr,np @ ,ods --i356.

New Spr'ng H)0us--13Jb
DOUGHERTY Y Il BRO. are now re-
W ceivipg their stock Of Goods for Spring
Trade which is very la'ge mud desirable con-
sieling in partof splendid M,ire Antique silks,
Flounced Rohes.- Frenclr lawns, French
Chinzes, Striped and plain Bareges, Stella
Shawls. Ronnrts and Ribbons, a. very large
stock nt Emhroidrries, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces
DC. Also a very largo stock 1T housekeeping
Goods, DOUGHERTY d BRO.
aprl6 Third and Market Ss.. Steubenvile.
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SIlERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of all order ofsale issued out
of the CURT of Common Pleas for the conn-
ty OF Jefferson and State of Ohio bearing
date the 25th dayof MarchA. D. 1856 and
to me directed, ] will Offer and expose to
sale by public 1vendue and oiitory at the
front door Of the court house nlile town
of Strubenville on Tuesday, the 10Th day
May A. d. 1856, between the hours Of 10
o'clock in. and O'clock M OF said day,
the following described real estate to wit:
lot numbered four hundred and fifty.seven
inDckisou's addt to tho town Of Steu-
benvilIe in Jefferson county. Terms Of
sale cash. Appraised at eleven hundred
dollars. RssH'
JAMES II. BLINN. Sheriff.
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JAMES II HLINN, Sheriff.
8 IcrIlfs O.Iice 5teu1enville, april l6 1856
SALE ON PARTlllON, y
Rruben Repvpr et nj nv virtue ofan mr.

D.
R'"''" kss's' Ss ct BYa asi stPs p II. ofaa ss or
james H4udon ct al. ed out of the court
Of common Pleas tor the county. Of Jeffer-
son aud State OF Oho in this case bearing
date the 21tn day of March, A. ID. lc56,
and, to me directed will offer and expose
10 sale by public vendue anl cutlery ut the
front door OF the court house in the town
of SteubenV'ue, on'ruesday, the 2nlh day
o. Map, A. D. 1856, between the hours Of
10 O'clock u. m. aud o'clockyp p. m. of said
day the following d'scribed real estate to-
wit: the. southwest quar- e'ot section no. "a
TOW nshIp no. Z aud range M. 3 lying and
being in the county Of jefferson and State
of Ohio, Containing one bundled and seven
ty-nine and one half acres, subject to the
dover estate Of EIiz ,betll llendnn hereto
fore ass gned therein. Also nc east half
of the North east quarter of section no. l3,
township no. and range no. 3 containing
~ acres, and the north west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section no. IL, town
ship no. 4 Of range ~. 3 containing 40
acres; the two Inst described tra cts Of land
being situate, ly ing aud beirgin the cum
ty ofGuernsey aud State Of Ohio. Terms
of sue--me third cash in confirmation of
Sale by the court; one third in twelve
months and the bllance in two years with
lnterest-tle deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JAMES Il. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherifs off ;e Ste ID 'ny llle.apr!l l6, 1856.
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TList Of Geaui and Petit Jurors to
The May term of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Jefferson county Ohio.
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CLOTHS, Cassimeres Vestings, ~ ,&c

Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings, Go,
DOUGIIERrY & BRO have just re-
IL c4ited largo stock Il the e'.above Goods.
which We are making ihtogoo Clubbing, and
which we Nll make to order as low las any
house East or west.
N. B. Particular attention Is invited to our
stock of guodsf for boys iwtBnS which is very
large and desirable 4, ls
DOUGHERTY y BRO,
aprl6 Third and Market StS. Sleubenville.
CARpETSi CARpETSl!
100 PIECES CARPETING now
lUU receiving BY DdueHrRrY a BRO, consis.
ting of snpcrfine and fine Tapestry Vel vet
Brlssels, Three Ply: Ingram, Venitan,a and
other carpets. including royal medallion twill.
led VenitiGn. (which weaca stli! III prfoes as
Inv as any ciiy in The United STATES. Gall
and pxamie them.
"A DOUGHERTY & BRO.
nprl0 Third and Market sts Sieubenville
.eai CURTAIN GOODS. a'flf
"a JUSTNreceived splendid Lace Curtains i.
Dpmask do, ut .5ey xaEiGg st1lt IA agra
|. .aprla, b,..S DOUGH- ER IY g. BROS.
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4rH ORDER OE SALE 4 LIZ

wolffana psyton ny virtue 2, an ,, or
Vs.. ~ der 0T sale in the
James Steel ct al case issued out of the
court of common Pleas in and for the coun-
ty OF Jetftrsnn and Slate of Ohio bearing
date the 26th day Of December 1855, and
to me dir cted, will expose to sale by
public vendue and cutlery at the front door
OF the court louss in the town of
steubenville and county Of Jefferson on
TUESDAY, the 2Oth day Of May, 1856,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ, T.
4 o'clock p. Nj. of said day the following
described real estate to wit: OTIS numbered
33l 322 aud 333 in ' ier's addition to the
town OF StedbenvIlle, in the county of JEFF
ierson and State Of Ohio. Terms Of ale,
JAMES H, DLINN, Sheriff.
n E,A =, ,,,,tl L.,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
TO MY CJySTOMEn>.

THE SUBSCRIBER. thank / for ne
Il patronage SO literally extended 10
him. Tor the last Nv" years, by his friends
and !. The public generally, world res, er''u'.
large stock Of the cry best Drugs. Msii.
c,"ts. Chemicals Foreign snh D.n1est c.
Patent Medicines ami fetfurneties, ths
whole oi which Is warranted to e Of the
vetv best q"a',ty--bsving also made ar.
engagements T" keep "ps constant supply,
he is e. sbIed 10 afford every thing /, his
line If business, on the most RESPONSIBLE
terms. BY strict attention 10 business 10
hopes the continuance Of The patronage 20
Iibetslly extended to him he, etoiote.
Planters and olhers are respectfully soil.
cited 10 examine his stock before p.lchss.
my elsew here
Physicians Prescriptions put ~ %
all hours Of the day and night. with acctrs.
~ ann dispafch, J. l. WALLET,
ja"25 y. Drug list.