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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14
ANTHOLOGY.


i sTONIsh1NG 70 ALL. MADAME MORROW, THE
and events and all the az ne The ves
bousht and VIII cause speedy msxAgas and show se ne
bring tnesher those Who are seperaed who win enjoy III
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss All who wish good
b sScH 81 % IL o q
te world fhat has been known, though prae
uses nothing but whs. = reconceabIe 70 phiosophe nc
Columbia. Craftsmen not admitted
A woNDER.-rHK GIPskY GIRL, TIE ONLY TRUE
e q ia Broome street, Allen. Fee 80 cents n B.
The Gpssy has obtained which lady gentle
man oan obtain e affections Of the opposite sex Charge
extra.
~ street few DOORS west Of Broadway, the
fu medical and business ciarvoyaut in America AmbmA
broochmis liver osint debility heart psoai,on piles
ftiends 6c, and satisfaction guaranteed DO pay.
fyLAIRvoYANCE.-MR HAYES I76 GRAND STR vET
Sick nocsing TO her from all parts the Union
daily curing asthma bronchis rheua
$ s SneE ssn Of nU e .0o
CARD-MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
70 her friends nd patrons end osgs 70 say that aer The
suited with entire sststacon she feels confident that In
questions Of asrology love and law matters books or
wS M he q IL ana no S9 ne
Of her visitor. 76 Madison street speedy and
ure NJ piles and corns, By remedy Of her own.
NELL.E EMILE vrLI.ETrR-PROFEsSoR OF AUTOGRA.
M ply reading NJ character BY hand wng) spiritual
writing medium. WI upon the receipt Of twenty (or
lsddrss sufncent, send 70 any person full deneadon
their character success destiny the thew love ~
way Post once New York Non residents safely trsns
NIT through the mail
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MATRIMONIAL.


A SOUTHERN MERCHANT OF MEANS AND REFINE
"A wishes 70 form the acquaintance Of asy OF A.,
ompishments end ane personal appearance with Vie 70
ms mony 6ho must be AmiAhle And of good fam Money
object. Address for ten DAYS southern kerch mt Boad
Post odBce-
A YOUNG MAN OF REsPECTARTLITY WOULD LIKE
"A 70 find good WI All commune stions be .,.d
conhdeusiP ard respectfully answered. Address lrfon
Bvosdway Post Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14

DUIPIEs AANTIILAs
ID
THE LARGEST STOCK IN AMERICA.
WHULESALn wAREROOMs, a6l BRO ADwAY.
Southern ard eru jobbers especially invited ex-
anime end these goods with 0hors 10 tho market
act silk unanlIae FROM 81 so
tolored sk n6antss from Observation-Disclosures 81 30 TO 81
GtuJ ure end Cbsuty lace msnlss from. 81 Oh 70 Sl6
BRAIDED BLACK saR mautillas SO 80 TO $l2
Applique SIX mapejlsa 90 - $4
Bt sUfui whfo. black and coored embroidered
mant1iaa. Is bO 70 10
Mourning mantlss OF al kinda
livery novelty connected With the received from
Paris weekly N aN GEOR1E BULflN.
Wholesa e warerooms S6l Broadway.
Mandatory 80 Franklin street.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING COOP SERVANTS WILL FIND
~ respectable GoSman English Scotch and rsh help for
hotels and private families, At NORRIS COdNERT CO.'S
& keade street Also waers coachmen
farmers aborers &C. At this the branch office, l02 Green
wich street.
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DARTHOLOMEW,a ASsIGN MENT: 3a
ID nOTICE-C1OethG SALE.
FURf6ER REDUCTION
In prices Of mourning goods tow days grace The sub.
scrber that s remaining portion The stock Of
mourning 66 Broadway will be sold without reserve
this must close In few DAYS. ladies'
in mourning goods win find this Invaluable chance
for barRatns VIM JACK SON. 3t
Successor 10 c. r. Bartholomew,
b6l broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14

IL OMINY AEB SAMP.- PHALANx MILLS STEAM
IL dried Prices reduced 10 per 100 pouadl Fer
sale at fhalanx cep0t, 85 Barclay street
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''But don't be 50 fast" fancy some one
says. .'gaa musi TseOllee1 that uPoa ihis osea
sion il was a ,pomaa lhat was standing IN a
place which maa shOald occupy; We have no
fa;ih in women lecturers" AhI you have no
faith in Ibsm. hsss yOu2 You think ibey are
out Of their place, do you, il they s'ard up and
battle for the righi;-it they spend their time
aud talents in aiding The cause OF semPeraase
and doing the bidding Of Him who hath sid,
go work in my vineyard" 5dnaei Do you
no. knOw that woman wislds an influence which
nan, With al mis- powers. OannO. EXERT And
shaH she be dumb whilst fathers, huIbands,
brothers and sons 60 down TO drunkard's
graves? Nay. Heaven forbidl Let her come
forth with the slOquence Of her tears, With the
might Of her tal9nts (did-you know that some
women have talents? and exert her powers in
behalf Of humanity. and in behalf other sex
4 Friend of Temperance.
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aud as Mr.. TOORbs would say--"'t' q no con-
sequence"
lbs whole plea on the Kansas question Is
special; As much so as any Mr Pierce ever de-
kvered perspiringly 8 the Concord bar. EF.
erv sentence in il has been answered agaln ana
again. Hundreds Of men may be found IN the
workshops and on the farms Of Allegheny eoun-
ty, who can explode the argument line by ins
and sentence by sentence. One thing is GER
tain. that whea the President can occupy more
|than half his last general Message in sKeusing
and defending his course, he has had some sc.
rious self-questionings. lie sifuggles desper-
atsly yet ysinly with the secret yet awful voice
Of conscience. With Richard he might exslsim:
NY conscience hath thousand several tongues
And every tongue brings in = several tale,
And every tale condemns me for wretch
. %-there is no creature Loves me,
And il l die no soul will pity me-"
The fearful deeds of which his mal-adminis-
,ration has heen the fruitful source, are regis
tered where no excuse will be taken for, evils
done for evil ends. Specious pleas, grounded
in false assumption and bolstered up by false
statements can never erase one stain OF blood
unaVenged blood, shed before the eyes or by
the hands Of officers OF the Presidents OWE aP'
pointing who yet bask in the smiles and enjoy
the patronage Of the administration.
As respects The remainder Of the Message, It
consists Of a clear slatement bf tLs condition OF
the finances, which is satisfactory, a short re.
view of the reports Of the heads Of Depart
| ments, and Of our foreign relations.
The question Of Maritime rights and the
principles submitted by the limited States 10
all maritime nations for the .eeurity Of neutral
commerce. are clearly revived and N the
same spirit and nearly the same terms Of the
State paper OF secretary Marcy which newsPa-
per readers will remember az having been
published some two months since. After glane-
ing at the Nicaragua question, and the New
\ Grenada or Panama massacre of April 10, The
last annual Message Of President Pierce con
cludes with httle flourish oeseif-glo i6cstior
and so ends the principle act Oi the fou' years
drama. We have given this hasty sketch Iht
9 morning and after the publicaicn Of the mes
J sage, because the document itself excluded b
d its length, all remarks upon it, in thstjssue ,
our paper where they more properly belonged
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ry are considered as wishing continue their subscrp
ton.
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paYus TIE publisher may continue 10 send them until
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ordered then discontinued.
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forming she publishers and the papers are sent to th
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Dapers tom tho on ,e, or removing and leaving then
ncaled for Is prina facia evidence ointenonaliraud
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pape p not taker from the Office, are required to Civ
the rsassN why they are not taken out. See Post Ol
aee Instructions and Laws.
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Mr. Keigg shEged the Republicans, al this
session. with the opening q the slavery Ag'S'
lion. BY objeeting to aloS Ne. Whitfield to be
swOra in' The President properly Srraignsd
ne Republicans with seeking to interfere with
lhe dQmsslie institutions Of the Southern Ststes.
He hked Mr. Washburn 4 he and the Rer
publican party had The power. whether he
would not change tie Constitution so aslO sman.
cipate the slaves?
Mr.. Washburn replied chat he wSuld GER
tainly not object to change, ahd- give the pow
er to the Federal GOvernmehtlO DO what Jeif-
erson, Madison and Gen. ScOts desired, viz; to
ameliOrsts slavery even to emsncipatiOn. \
Mr.. keia further enQulred whether he would
not do that BY pOgressivs gradation. Nj
wuhburu was willing that tie principles Of
of the Declaration Of Independence, the COn:
sdtution and the Christian Ieli5 Jon should have
free course to run and be glOiied.
Mr.. Stanton said no and his constituents will
abide by the Constitution as it,is.
Mr.. X. continued that the President was
correct in charging on the Republicans revOlu-
ticnary designs.
Mr.. Giidings advocated the doctrine laid
down in the Declaration Of Independence, tha
GNsry man had a right to life. liberty aud the
pursuit of happiness.
Tue men of the South deny this doctrine. Mel
from the Nor.h dare EOt say yea or no. The.
are bstWeen Aeacea aud AeH: He hated Opp-es
sion IN all its forms. God aud all good me-
and the Republican party hate. slavery. @
In reply to Mr.. Bennett of Wisconsin. h
denied ever making speech touching emanc
patton at the South,
; Mr. Morrison said he was orce an anti-Ni
= braska man, but hal left that party when
saw 1t was leading him into abalitiOnism. II
essayed to prove the Republican party secto
al in its organic ,tion and principles. He than
ed the Presiden! for his cOndem demnation: :ef tn
" sectional organization. Adjoumed. r..
JYAsmNGr5N, Dee. 70.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, from the Commiitc
Of Ways. and Means. Eepcrtod d bill providir
!, for the payment of the legislative, exeeutiV
hpd judicial expenses. and q big making si
liar provisions for the Consular ana Diplom
tic for the next fiscal year
> Mr. Bronson from the PossOla,e committc
> presented bill authorizing the Post Mast
+, General to mak contract with c. Vapderb
A. for carrying V mail between N 7 and out
ampton' .t
: Mr.. Tappan made an unsuccessful attempt
:, intrOtuce bill repeating the lays of the
: called Legislature of Kansas. ~
!" Adjourned till Monday. ~
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meeting li.aEnually and remaining in session
four. I've or siE moslbs and sven longer il a
majority OfIhe msnbsrs .ehoose-hOW will the
people pslilion on Ibis sabjssi, let us seq
What will be PeOpls say Of the PrOPri'ty Of
ssiab!ishlsg At Columbus SschoOl entitled The
Oho Rgora School place for kesPisg and
schooling Juvenile offenders or criminals who
nov are ,srt to tss psuitentiEry amidst the old
and harjknsd Offenders 10 crime. Our present
common school law does not seem 10 give gen
sral satisfaction let the people express theuf
s,lvssnpOn that suliset freely BY petitiOn.--
The present liquor law seems 70 be inEufieen',
fails 10 prevent the excessive use Of That ..srea,
ture" that produces in many instances ths
most ruinous consequences in families1 aud
sometimes whole noghbOrhOOds and fails to ac'
cOuplsh tha! good end which law on that
subject should seeuTe-a free expression Of the
people on this subject by petition would be
wisdom in lhem-.u short if the people would
express themselves BY petition more frequently
than they do upon aby and all subjects upon
which legislation is necessary my opinion is
that we would have better laws, at least there
would be more general satisfaction amongst
the people; as their pettiOning for such meas
ures makes them advocates Of the law, at leasl
until they lave had fair trial after their pas
| noe
10 cITIRVM
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Rail Road Slaugh tor.

On our fourth page will be found the details
of the Railroad ghter at Alliance, en- Mon
uday evening, ,bs 9th inst. 1t is high time
that something should be done to prevent fre-
quent occurrence OF such disasters. We lean
the following additional particulars from the
Alliance Times 1t enumerates the killed as
tolows;-N. G., TAYLOR of Philadephi firm OF
Paul cG Tayhr. Mr.. Taylor WAS on his way
to Chicago for the purpose of collecting for the
firm, having about his person over $4,000 in
notes on western merchants DR.. p. Smith
& lady Of Alliance. The Doctor was a prac
tcing physician Of this place, beloved by all
who knew hun lie vas at the depot on his
way TO Pol,nd to attend the synod, as Dc ls.
gate from the Presbyterian Congregation Of
This place, He was a man of fine intellect and
good heart. His bead vas literally crushed and
every bone in his body broken Mrs. Smiths
body was horribly torn, and the scalp stripped
entirely from the scull, down TO her neck. John
G. Brooks, Of gloucester CO., New Jersey J.
MeTusyre, carpenter, of Alliance. jacob Roby
Of Alliance, Rail Road hand. Reason B. After
holt, OF GulfGpd, Col, Co., carpenter. King G.
Waston, carpenter, of Gulford, Col. Go. O.,
SOU Vi w lHs " lbSOilB lO'hCll VI ANC" l4ioHuI
The number of wounded amount to fifteen
Eve of them seriously.
'"rhe scene was a terrible one. wounded and
dying men and women, brains, livers, tongues
limbs, blood and fragments of clothes lay
scattered all over the platform and track. Thus
homes are made dessolate-sorrow carried to
the bosom Of once happy families and other,
swept entirely out Of existence. 1t was mos,
heart-rending scene-suCh as we never beheld
before, aad never wish TO again.
Among the wounded, was a family who had
been on visit to Pennsylvania, from Indiana
three in number, On Wednesday morning
the old lady died from the effects of the inju-
ries. making nine persons in all, who lost their
lives from this accident.
We learn from the Cleveland Leader that the
Coroner's inquest held upon the bodies of the
petsbHs killed, have rendered verdict attrlbu
tting the cause of the accident to the Cleveland
trait nd that John Cherry, engineer Of the
train@Ds concerned in the preparation of The
Our - The Leader thinks the decision is one
siAed and partial, = We withhold remarks.
Cherry is still at large.
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For Tie Free Press.
Communication.

MEssRs. EDIroRs On Monday evening of
last week Mrs, Thompson, widow of Dr..
Thompson, late of Highland county, delivered
an address before large end respectable au-
dence in the Presbyterian church, on the sub
ject of Temperance. feel happy to say that
her address was highly entertaining. Her ap.
peas in behalf ofhumanity and virtue we're ell
oquent, and she failed not to touch cords of
sympathy in the breasts OF those who are capa-
BILE Of feeling for the victim of the monster de-
mon Of nIemperance. But there Is something
else oil which wish to speak Just nov, and
it is painful TO think that it is so. / am sorry
10 have il 10 say Chat goodly portion Of this
comm unity are SO disinerested in the welfare
of their fellow men that they refuse, even by
their presence upon such occasions, to encour-
age the efforts of those who feel willing to labor
and exert their influence in rolling back the
dark waves ofiutsmpsrance, and in restoring
the fallen victim Of vice to what his Creator
designed HIM to be. E5en pFOb.iaeatmessaB9rs
of christian ekarches, Of whom we should exntct
better things, and who should be th6ad and
frOnt'' Of The tenperence ranks. even they, "a
portion Of lhen---I ara glad 10 say not ally
showed a disposition 70 stand back and with
hold their aid and influence, from this work Of
love. ~ ~ At'l'4
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NOTICE..
Thomas J Myers,
administrator of
Abraham Myers, deceased

Thomas Myers, State of Ohio, Carroll
administrator of county, In Probate CuurI
Abraham Myers, deceased } Petition to sell,
70, Margaret Myefs widow
Margaret Myers, et al. Of Abraham Nyres. dec,
Susan Winters, ntermaried with Martin Winters. Tew.
Myers, Malvina Ellen Myres, Of the State of Iowa,
Abram Myers, and Martha, intenraried With - Lin
vle Of the state of Indiana and the unknown heirs o
first day Of December, 1856 the said Thomas j. Myers
as administrator Of Abraham Myers decreased, filed in
the Office of the Colr Of Probate of Carroll county
Chic, his petition praying for leaye sell the interest
that said Abram Myers, decd had in section number
seven, in township number eight and range two, cf
the lands directed to be sold at Steubenyille in the
State of Ohio, situate in Jefferson county, Ohio, and
which petition ia nov pending and S be he rd on the
3rd day of January. 1851 by f. Il. E;iKLEY.
Dec 4, 1856, 4w. pr fee $3.50. Atty for Pet.
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NOTICE,

William @. Ware, as State Of Ohio; Carol
administrator Of county In Probate Court
William Heston, deceased Petition 10 .el
Nancy Davis nternar.
Nancy Davis, et al. ried with William Davis,
"a lie Ann Heston, aud Flo ence Amy Ieston. of the
Safe of Indiana, will take notice that WBm O. Wares
~ the administrator Of William Hestoh deed, did on
he oath day af November, 1886, file ia the Probate
Court of Carroll county, his petition asking leave sell
lot number eight and west ha of lot number nine In
he town of NoTistown, in Carroll county, and which
now pending and will be for bearing in said Cour,
he Sd day of January, 1857. BY B. Il, ECKLEY,
Dec. 4, 1856. 4w pr fee $3.50. % Atty for Pet
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4 Farms to Rent. !

The trustees Of the original surveyed township, No,
l5, ange 6, Hlrrisou township Carroll county Oho,
will meet on Thursday, the 18th day of January next
at the house Of Isaac NcCauley, tie piemi9s, to
recei te proposals for leasing section humber l6 IN
said township for thc term Of three years from the
st of April next Said section is situated The road
r,sburgh There is from 30 TO ITO acres Improved and
in good state Of cuevation, on each quarter.
Terms made known on day Of leasing. BY order Of
trustees '' LEONARD HARSH. Clerk.
Dec IL. 1856.
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Ntuo advertisements.
Sale Of Real EslaIe br ordcr Of Cnnrt

oursuant 10 an order r te Probate Court Of Carroll
county, Ohio, viii ss On The premises " the hghes,
bidder. e
On Saturday. hs elA day Of Janaary, 1857.
in the town OF Leesburgh, Carroll county Ohio, the
following real estate, the properly Of Thomas II.
CumHihgs, deceased. 90 wits Tue undivided half Of
town lots nunbersd ninety Eve 95) ninety i96l
and one hundred aud seven CU7f m the town OF Lees-
burgh, Carroll county, Ohio, on which Is erected
foundry aud other improvonents with the appsnten-
anees thereto belonging. knoWn as the "Leesbnrgh
Foundry Terms OF sale. oae third 10 baud, and The
balance IL two equalaunual paymeats wih iaterest
secured by mortgage on he premises III other IN.
divided bali Of said property, owned BY james r. Cum.
mings, WI be sold a. the zane time and Tor The same
price, Azd the terms the undivided half now
oferel Sale 70 commence al II o'clock noon tf said
day. Attendance given BY JOnN u. SrEl HENSON,
Admr, Of TbOs.H Cummings.
Dec, is. ls56.--4W, pr, lee g, So p.
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RE'- Why was woman made from the rib
of a. man, in preference to an other bone p,
Shswas not taken from the head, lest she
should rule owe. him, nor from his Feet, lest he
should trampleo on her, but she was taken from
his side, that she might be lis equal, from IN.
der his arm, that he might protect her, and
from near his heart, that he might cherish and
love her
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SElERIFFS' SALE
Hood sea,

Hood & o., By virtue ofan execution
VS. - me directed, | viii cfleT
NJ G. IPrst, ct ais } for sale at the door Hf the
court house, in Canolton, carroll county, oiio, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of Jauuaty 1851, the south
west corner of seco thirty (S0) township fourteen,
IA of range six, 81 containing one hundred and
forty five acres, situate d the equity Of carroll ard
state OF Opio, aud in the Sleubenvile land district,
taken in exeeuG,T aud will be sold by ne Terms
cash. j. II. PlIFCRAFr, Sheriff.
Dec II, 1856. 5S pr fee, 81 So
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Lewis Gfuber,
DIVORCE.

Marha Gruber. # -isleG
Martha Gruber win take notice. that Lewis Grubsr
did on the llth day Of December, A. D. 1856, hls in
the oce Of the clerk Of the court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county aud State Of Ohio hi' petition agAinat
said Martha Gruber, alleging that the said petiGsnsr
and the said Martha GIuber, were lawfully married in
the year A. D. ls49 and continued to live together as
Man and wife from shat time until the spring Of A. d.
1851 when said Aa1ha abandoned said petitionsf and
from that time has wuAy lived absent and spart from
her said husband and during all that lime las brsn
guilty Of grOss neglect Of duty towards said petitioner
The prayer a said petition is for divorce Of said pea
ioner from said defendant.
BY y. u. fCKLEY, .iNorneY iOt petitlohor.
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cred Square. Z
EN-Adyertissss must be particulAr to mark the hum
bep Of insertions Sn the face Of their Advertisements
or tAeywa be published ntlorierod out, and charged
accordingly.
IN Advertisements should be handedin by IuEs
DAY MORNING, to insure insertion that week.
rE- Jon WoRK neatly and expedtiOusly executed al
,ls Office. on the shOrtes possible notice.
sNr6RO. A CROFUT, 7SSoRlh Fourth street,
bOVe Walnut PHILADELPHIA is authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements for us in that city.
Ew-Woo,s A oUtx Publishers Of the "Commercial
Register are our EeE-YOrk Agents 0nico l4O kul
81 Street, NewYork
HG n, PErrHHGILL Co., are our authorized A
gents or procuring advertisements In the city oi Bos-
tOn and slssvhere.
k%JF,F, Wnauf, iSouF OHly authorized agent for
pFcsurnr advertisements In he eiiy OF Pittsburgh,
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NllNRlEEN, NALE.

LN. Dickson, ct. ais, By T,ue ot several
vs executions to me direct.
Robert Ree,l assignee ed will offrr for sale At
ofJames Meas; the door Of the ccurt
house, in crrolton, ry oil county ohio on nssturd.!,
he 18Th day Of Janua 3, 1851, the east hslfsof 10
north est quarer of ctiou twenty nhic, (29l town
chip sixteen, 6l ran-e six, toy containing eighty
Also tue south east quarter Of sec ion twepty (2s) OF
township sixteen, QGJ range six, ICY combining ono
hundted and sixty acres, taken in execution aud viii
be sold by me. Terms cash. l5.. 1854 sfst
JOHN II, WHITCTAF7, Sheriff
Dee. IL, 1856 5w pr fec So So rr ...s.
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FSATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
~ that have been duly qualified as executor of tho
viii of John Edwards, deceased. All persons having
claims against saia estate must present them legally au.
theuticAted, within one year hOn this date. ~
Dec 4, .s56, JEHp lDES, Execute,
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Eg- We rejOico at the intelligence that the
notorious Judge Lecompts of Kansas has been
removed from Office. This is what should have
been done long ago. That such scamp
should be. e.permitted to hold the high and re-
sponsible office Of Judge under the sanction of
cur government is disgrace to the nation
and reflects but little cred. upon those at
whos,Nnes he was continued in power af
ter psrfdity we've brought to light.