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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, an
opposition paper, but one that has not. as
some others have, lost all respect for
truth and fairness, after sitting and sum-
ming up the recent accounts of the Kansas
outrage, says: 1.-The vigor of the war does
not come up to the high sounding tone ofthe
maifesto. Was there ever such a dwindling
since Sir JOHN FALsTAFF's occount of his
men in buckram?' Thus it is that those
who have stakcd the political success of the
Black Republican party upon the excite
ment which they may be able to keep up
through false reports manufactured to order,
find their efforts sEubbed and their crazy
zeal cooled down occasionally, by the more
candid journals of their own party. The
whole thing would soon die out Of its own
accord, were it not for the i'll advised
schemes of some political mad-cars who
have swore to "sink or swim, survive or
perish by Kansas agitation. State iSen-
tnel,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

A Coop MAxIM--The more peaceably
and quietly we Get on the bettcr--the bet
ter for us and others. In nine cases out
of ten the wisest policy is, if man cheats
you; quit dealing with him; if he is abu-
sive, quit his company; if he ISLANDERS you
take care to live so that nobody will believe
him. No matter who he is, or how he mis-
uses you, the wisest way is generally to
leave him alone, for there is nothing bet
ter than this cool, calm, quiet say of deal
ing with the wrongs we meet.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

INFORMATION WANTED.-Joseph Garrow
wishes to obtain information Of his son,
John Closson Garrow who left home on the
Cd of November last, without his father S
knowledge or consent. He is IS years of
age, rather large of his age, and is occa-
sionally afflicted with slight alteration OF
mind. ANY person knowing where he is,
will confer 4 great favor upon his anxious
father by sending the information to him at
South Bend, Indiana. Papers are reques-
ted to copy this notice.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

The Boston Pilot gives the following
biographical sketch of Nathaniel p Banks,
Speaker of the House of Representatives:
Mr.. Banks was forty years of age last
month. He has had varied life. He
has been factory boy, carpenter, ma
chinist, dancing master, an actor, an ed
itor, lawyer, National Democrat, a Goa
litionist, an ardent lover of the Irish, a
champion of religious liberty, Know
Nothing, and is now Know Nothing Free
Soier This is a chequered life.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26
Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice TO
the contrary considered as wishing to continue
thcir subscriptions.
!. II subscribers order the discontinuancc oftheir
papers. the publisher may continue to send them
until al arrcaTagcs arc paid.
= ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office they are held responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pancr dis
continued.
!. IL subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the paper still sent
To the former direction. they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
paper from the office, removing and leaving
uncalled for, is rRMA FAcIE evidence of intentional
fraud.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26
Arrivals and Departures Mails to G. from
Plymouth.

Nail from the North going South, arrives every
day-Sundays excepted-at II ". and departs for
South ut Ia, p VI. Mail from the South, going
North. arrives at ) NJ, and departs at 81, VI.
Mail from Ia Porte arrives Mondays, WcGnes-
days * Fridays, at VI, and departs Tuesdays,
Thursdays Saturdays, at a VI.
Mail from Fit Wayne arrives every "Wednesday
at 6 VI, and departs Thursdays at \ VI.
Mail from Goshen, arrives every Thursday at 6
II. and departs Friday at 6 A VI.
Mail from Knox, arrives Wednesdays at 1 VI,
AMI departs Thursdays at : \ II.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

Recently, in Detroit, when Romeo and
Juliet were being played, scapegrace
known as Romeo was in the pit. When
Juliet exclaimed
Romeo, where art thou?'
The youngster rose and said
Here am, in the pit only had a
quarter, and couldn't get into the boxes.
juliet tainted
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

ANEcDoTE OF WEBsTER-It is said Of
Daniel Webster that when he once arrived
at the Girard House from hot, dusty, ex-
hausting ride from Washington, the servant
pouring more water into his glass than pro-
portion admitted, he exclaimed with voice
and look, with which John Phillip Kemble
as Coriolanus might have rebuked the
Volscian-"B -o-y! don't inundate the bran
du"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

There's our Gershom.' said Mr.. Shell
ton, he went off to the city to get his liv-
ing by his wits
We'll, how did he make out?' asked a
friend.
'Ah!' said the old man with a sigh, tap
ping his forehead Significantly, he failed
for want Of capital
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

A runaway thief having applied for
work to a blacksmith, the latter showed
him some handouts and desired to know
if he ever made them. why, YES, sir,
said the other, scratching his head; i have
had hand in them
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

A man upon the verge Of bankruptcy,
having purchased an elegant coat on cred
it, and being old by one of his acquaint-
ances that the cloth was very beautiful,
though the coat was too short. replied with
a sigh, 1t will be long enough before get
an6.hhnr.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

COUNTY CoNMIsSIONERs.-D. NANyAcroR s c,
GORDON, $. \. CHAMrIIx
EXAMINERS OF School TEABHERs-JAMEs McF.R-
LIN, HENRY VI. LOGAN.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-lI0n. THoMAs SrAyrIELD Judge.
TERMs.-sccond Monday in August and February
COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-IIon. f. EGBErT. Judge.
TERMs-1hird Mondays in January, April, July,
and October.
COMMISSIONERS COURT-fir.t Mondays in March,
June, September and December
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

The best drops for young ladies is to
drop the practice of dressing thin when
they go out into the night air.
Nor BAp.-Some one recommended sen
ding Yankee girls, instead Of Sharp's ri
flqs to Kansas.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26
H. NJ BROWN. n. &. nAATER.
BROW y & BANTER.
DEALERS
sSHo " EsS 3
AND MaNUFACTURERs OF
Tin. Sheet-IrOn and Copperwarc.

NATOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
w form the citizens of Marshall County that
they now under full Roadway, and are prepared
to furnish any article in their line. a shade lower
than customers have heretofore been in the habit of
paying and perhaps little lower than any other es-
adjustment in this part of Northern Indiana.
We are practical worAmcn ourselves, and manu-
facturc our own wares of the very best of stock,
and as we intend making II permanent business
perhaps for life, customers NAV rest assured that
We will sell them none but GOOD and cheap articles
The Ladies shall be promptly waited upon and
can have any article in our line manufactured or re-
paired to order, and short notice.
We shall adopt invariable rule-no disop-
pointments when work is promised.
Shop two doors sc 18th of the brick store, at the
sign of Tin Shop" across the side walk.
RAGS and most articles of country Produce ia
ken in exchange. Call and see us
Plymouth, Nov. -. 1855. DIV
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

Why cannot a deaf man be legally con-
demned for murder?
Because the law provides that no man
can be condemned without hearing.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

"REruBLlCAy" SAYIyGs.--The following
expressions of Republican" sentiment
cannot be placed before the people too Of
ten:
The Union is not worth supporting in
connection with the South. IN. Y. Ti-
Guae.
The Constitution is reproach and a
league with Tophei. = Garrison.
"Sharpc's rifles are better than Bibles.
--Hcnry Ward Beecher.
LET the Union slide "-Nathoniel p.
Banks.
The authors Of these sayings are all
brilliant stars in the Black Republican fir
mament, and of course reflect the views
of the faction to which they belong.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

WITIcIsM.-An Eastern editor says that
man in n. Y, got himse f into trouble
by marrying two wives.
a Western editor replies by assuring his
cotomporary that good many men in that
section have done the same thing by mar
rying one.
a Northern editor retorts that quite q
number of his acquaintances found troub-
lie enough by barely promising to marry
without going any further.
A Southern editor says that a friend Of
his was bothered enough when simply
found in company with another mans
wife
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

The man who will not, when necessary
incur hazards, for the sake of acting well
his part Of life, will never achieve success
much less distinction.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

If you want to know the way to the pen
itentiary, just follow the man who believes
that the world owes him living.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

In Rhode Island, if a person puts on a
clean shirt oftener than once every month,
he is denounced as an arristocrat.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

The editor of an eastern paper says,
that many ofhis patrons would make good
wheel horses-thev hold back so we'll
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26
RAIL ROAD CRCSSENGs
LOOK OUT FOR THE ENG.NEI

7EyHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW IN
full operation in their shop, at the south
end Of the BRIDE with good supply of the best of
pTimbcr Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen,
pecially Black smiths, who can't be beat at-blow-
inc; ready to do all work in heirline of business at
Wagons, Bugcies, Carriages &c.
We expect arc located here for life, and will
do work which will maintain us among Mechanics
and others threlore, we warrant our work to be
done in q workman-lii,c manner, and We mean what
we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at
short notice; also; Custom Blacksmithing.-
Wagon Hubs for sale too, &c.
E. S. & A. p. ELLIOTT.
Plymouth, Nov. -, 1850 ltf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26

see its prescriptions universally adopted, it
will be time to bring forward the remain
der.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-26
CUTTING & MAKING

Will be attended to on the shortest notice, and in
the latest and most approved styles.
In returning thanks to his old friends and Gus
toners for their liberal patronage, he solicits call
from all who NAV want anything in his line oftradc
Lumber and Shingles bought at the highest price.
mav.S-26tf.
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MARRIED..
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70 962 inclusive.


ACKFN-LETsoN.At Jew Brunswick, ". J., on Wednts,
cav June 10, Wnf~ II Ackea 10 Mary s., caaenei Oh
johnson Letson esq.
FARMER-MERRI TIN Sciiuate, Mase on Tueedsy Snhe
H. MI j. T. Fep e 10 Miss Mary W. daughter oil the late
J. A. Merritt of Jew Orleans.
GOODRICH-D OWN Newburyrort Mass, on Monday,
June 6 MI James w. Goodrich Of Kingston ~ H. 70 Mss
Mary Abby 'Jow of Salisbury, Mass.
KORTRIGt T-ALLAIRE-On "Wednesday, Jane H. by me
Rev. Dr. ree M n Governor Kosht to Miss safsh j.
Aare.
KETCH AM-FARR-On Wednesday June H. at Commerce
Mich by ale Rev. Mr. Fletcher Of Pontiac, Mich r. =
Kec' am -y,q formerly Of Schenectady County n H. 70
Mis- Ellen O. FAR Of the frs. named place
LAT -WORMELEY-In Newport X j., on saturday,
une Is Rsrdoph Latmer esq Of baltimore, NC 70 naiy
Flzsbr eldest daughter Of the lete Rear Admiral haPa
Randolph Wormeey Of the British Navy
LORTPN-BOYCE-On Sunday June Is, John LoT'on 10 Miss
Jane 3oyce, all Of this city
IJN0DLN-WAID-n Charestowr, Mass, on Tuesday June
II Mr. Arson ~ Lincoln Boston TO Annie b. daughter oil
Etgard Ward, esq. of Cbsrlestown.
LJNG-TOWSEIu Chelsea Mass, on Monday, june TO- Mr.
fos Ling Of Shelby Ohio TO Miss Harriet Tswn o. Chelsea
| HossEAU-LACAS Tuesday, June II. Nc VIA
Rousseau 10 Miss Mary A. Lscase of Milwaukee, WIS
VOORHIES-COBURN-On Tuesday, June II, Mr. j. H.
VOORHEES, to Miss V. L. L. Coburn, both Of this city.
WAsHBURN-BOOTH-OI We'd esdsy June 10, j. Re uf
Washburn 70 Della NJ daughter Of Chas. W. Booth, es T. OF
Brooklyn.
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THURSDAY. Jgue l9-P. ".

There was little reaction in Stocks ct the morning
Board which, however, was coon recovered from
The Bears supposipg that after the rise of the last
day or two there would be decline, free seess
AftcS the Board however the demand for the leading
fapces were considerable, aud better prices prevailed
AT the Second Board the improved feeling continued,
aud up the close, in the street, Erie continued to
advance, and left off at SCI sol an Improvement OF
y cent from yesterday, = cent from the
lowest PORT of to-day. The transfer of this
Read continues Unexpectedly large. The receipts
to day were &2sOOo, and for the past four days
STA 600. They are now $1,000 ahead Of the same
period 10 May, wh.D, according to the precedent of
previous years, they should be some $4,000 behind
June always shows con. deraby smaller receipts than
Msy but the presept Jur, promises to be- with an a.
owarce for the smaller number OF working days,
about as large as May. Re.'dDg closed at 80 bid,
which decline Oh yesterday, but better than the
mornir price, marked feature O. the market 10 the
scarcity Of Erie casb stock. The shorts, who have
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Disasters, &e.

SHIP CHAMPION, Wilson, at Havana, loading for Falmouth
being cut she ed She had oat ballast and had some
coneble on board two or three thers aoSsds
10th she land her side u Of II will be expensive 70
s her The ss in EsTSps near St.
ashore by the force Of the current there being 10
The Go 1 so a.
York where supposed she insured Tho cargo Smosty
Win Scs sI% %o css. st. have balance
supposed secured at other offices in Nav: York
the George Hum Of Keyport. She taken Oft on the I'd
Is.ss Bs S but s Ss 70 bel
sHP ELouisE (Chl), at Baltimore from Valparaiso eposs
lon 20 81 du, sal Of wind which knocked overheard Jaa
de Endeisa mate and broke the Captains leg
ports S.sf M s1r is st "a lon $ sseh.nsea
American bark with painted port. and with lo:: o. al %
sased in clearing away the wreck She YVES '''r
.tesmev City Of New York. arrived at Philadelphia nth n
reports that the City Of New York run into her while Y
csmed he bow below mo ahk
BRIG HvSrREss from Boston Of and from Key West. .h.a
PIT Psi, ,at' Charleston Oh INST easy '@'' . m
to Boston. wa. insured in Providence for and bs
for s,o7CO The Boston offices were c the wsEsn s~
PLYMOUTH Jme 1.-The French ship CsnrSoer from Ssr
York of for Havre got in contact in the on ss
S Gay n0, winch had maeses On board
both and bow.PI and at o'clock y he W.
The BRIG RACER ct Bangor, Capt sroq from ~ Don.c
for New York lost Forum Island une captain ~
cI.w sved. Cargo Of oswood saved BY the wrecsen.
SRA, SHIP MARION Charleston from This port, rePors
W, die ,dsy $3.50 D u of the South End Woodianas n
land Light bearing ~ w by NJ vessel cotton -
fire ans burned nearly the waters sdgei looked Ae
D. cket scboonr fTbe Ch.s Craumsr before repcfed
from Baltimore with 200 bushels whe &C fIr New fort pfyY
al Saturday afternoon when about two miles tha 90
OF Indian River when the captain was compelled 70 rue -
ashore. She lies full Of water, aud IL breaking up I
succeeded landing about 10 bushels Of whes, dry and :u
AGO DO wet which sold the beach at public sale %
the brought 9 cents and the latter Il cens The BAL
Will be loss and probably the balance Of the cargo Tho
also cabin fun iture and deck rigging The De
popt built Wilmington, and about II years old Shs
formerly packet between Wilmington aud Philsdspha
ExTRAcr from letter dated Rio do Janero, hsy rs ~
have TO advise you Of the arrival the 18th inst the np
Flying Cloud IN distress, requiring pretty extensive rsps
such as new spsrs ruider head, recaulkng 4.
Br. brig Echo, Teel, from Boston for Podau Prince 70
turned to port 7h inst having been in contsc: on The 18Th
midnight with ship L. from Liverro, for New York there
being thick fog at the time The ship lost bboom and re-
cevt other damage. The Echo hsd snmsst spfuns en
wsrL and stsnchons port side stove, lost ~
cabin stove does leak The mate Mr. Collins ans
from be ship left board tho Echo
SHIP ANNA KMsALL Malta for this port which put .e
SINGAPORE It'll March, in Distress having repairs W.
again 9th April. Her repairs cost about 5000.
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-, III. ..,;ve. lies Of so S,S commo1
.,%e and some 50 Of lump At 81 l9i Inc a~mana ''
ITIPPs /, quiet no transactions have been made PUBIC
Wi ssEs-Pe., are again higher sales Of 80 had' oao'
Nr,eoyado AZ 4c 100 tes Go. AZ 4?c snd - 'o -
Choes II bills Is ELI al Sc sruFsa hsne aHu '"' "
"N,VaL sTORES-spiris Turpentins Is frmer, and the
IL. !. more seye sales $50 bbls S6 dSc mostly al hs
S 80. !, .. At sac cash. Crude inactive aud
prce. are pomir Common Rosin quie sod pteea ~
he lower rates would have to be accepted one or To
we Understand has been stored the advance IN
freishis limits the transactions for export shs
but hOfel. were oss,p or 81 co. 500 hi. strained GA
81 IS delivered ana SEQ bbls No at 81 S'q*i " 'V'
sFpsh Lrseed i. steady s.Gac gallon in hots'
beads ard in barrels With 'e's' q bs At Tcc casa 20 bb
d New Bedford for the week az 70 ni 71 Rssnsd
&C. ssfos'E ru5. Sperm i, Su Manufactured i. quiet
Isrd OH i. he.vy 95d9oc Olive Oh In fair request h'a
61 4. .,asdv AZ sa66Oc cash and MOS -.
o Pstvsy0Ss PIX market less scve, ard Mess
rather e.ser although fcut TO purchase me me % so
hi. AZ Is S7 6 Prime, Is oG 10 % i1' Prime
Mes End 10. se' "a for Prime +sd SO fr ,un,ry
Mes ard SO $751; u for Repscseo Mes. PRIME eess que.
on.t iaioic Cut better aud are quite scarce
,a es OF bids snd part TO arrive az 'On
letter the demand fairs 'ales Of $50 bis ana 'e Iy
NC f to pI@s wSs a. i "a Yellow Obi So
isc Yellow Haze Cheese is in FAIR request a' o"
RcFTPrs s under more favorable foreign sdvce: per
recent steam bett.r export demand ana :mpJe,s a,
TVS of holders We notice inquiry for Hamburg ga
III .aes TODAY are $50 half for export stSt0
AZ ousity ther. litte prime in market; very
choice would conmsnd 81 80 q 100 10 $500.
sTGIRsTh,rp 10 change notice. prices are fully sup
roted and good business doins saes OF 600 hhds nesry
all Cuba, ct u Gatc. ,e,oo,.-.,.
SALTPETER-AB Boston sales were mace Oh o0 ose' ''''
sEEDs~Rsuss Fax fair demand and not plenty :.
Lnseed is buoyani sales OF NV pee Saeu''o
at Bo.,op for this market, at ST. s5, cash , -.
TALLowThe demand steady and supply good gales OF
2if rs ct lfc. cash ,,,..,.,
srste s.les of $50 bbs at for Ohio and Prison
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DIED..

BLAIsDELL-In LawreT CO. Mass, on Sunday June To- Miss
Am X. only Of the Rev. slas Basde ated %
Yeas 49,
BLAKE-on Tuesday H. VIM. II. Blake, aged 81 years
CIRPFNTFR-A Brooblyn Oh Wednesday, June 49, aged IL
wears and 10 months Frederick Augustus son Of Jesse Gar
ptpter. .
CAMPBFLL-On Wednesday, June ls, Mrs Ann, wife OF
Alexander Camtbe aged So years and IA days
DuFFY-O Wednesday Jul 49, Margaret Duffy OF County
Monaghan, Ire asd, eyed years
FINT-On Thursday morning June 49, of congestion OF ae
uDe Mary wife of Clement Flint, in the SD year OF her
The friends and acquanances Of the family respectfully in
vted 20 attend her uns this friday afeu from the
Twenty hirdree Baptist Church, between Fifth aud Sixth
avenues.
FLOYD--In Boston, on Wednesday June 49, Mrs Eliza,
wife of berry Floyd.
HRITMANN-In Wilton, Conn., on Saturday June u very
Frederick A. Oldest child OF Adrian T. and Louisa
HeimanD aged IL years and II months
HERBERT-On Wednesday June H. Ellen wife of Patrick
Herbert, aged SO years
HODGsON-At South Brooklyn, Wednesday, June 10,
Maria r., wife Of Geo. Hodgson.
KITTREDGE-In Beverly Mass on Tuesday, June II, Dr.
ingalls, KittIedge, aged 81 years al d 6 months.
KELLY-On Tuesday, June IT, Mary wife of Edmond Kelly
aged 81 years.
MARCH-On Wednesday, June 49, in Brooklyn Thomas son
of Mathew and Sarah March, aged year moths and days
McMAHON-On Wednesday, June 49, Bridget McMahon, a
Iative Of Ireland
NFWTOWN-At Petauma. Cal, on Thursday, May 9, Of
chronic affection of the heat Mr. Henry Newton formerly
Of East Boston aged S8 years.
REEVES-On Wednesday. Juue 10, William Henry only
Of William and Louisa Reeves aged year and day.
RYERsON-On Tuesday June IT, Elizabeth Ryerson aged II
sIMPs0NEOn wednesday, June 10, Mrs Simpson, aged As
sIoCGM~On Tuesday IT, James s'cum, in the 9th
sI}FFHAN~On Wednesday June 49, Edward Sheehau, aged
Al yesrs. native o. Ireland. - -,
sNiFEEN-On "Wednesday June IS, Chas w SnifeD of the
Of Yelverton, Walker Snihen, aged 50 years and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
r.mhr;dre Cattle Market.

June 49, 1886.
et s72 Cate-about so Beeves and q Stores coz
ssti9R Of Working Oxen Cows and Calves Yesrns and
years cid a.. Al G.. ..t,,r q "A a..
cor douajty $50 third quality 81 50 ;ordlnary 81 Hides
u cwt 81 Tsow, at 81 500 SO. pelts 81 10 ~ Csf
skins Ia dl4c y ID. Veal Calves. s3 So 49, 20. % the
sroRrs-workpg Oxen $780, $40 SIS, SIS to rs Cows
and Calves 1872. t35, $40 Sf5 10 SIl Three'feas va,
SIS $40 S42, S4 SO. $50 10 SOL a. .,o
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l5i7 at market Extra, o. 70, elo'
BY lot, So % 50 50, So 33t, S3to s. So
E-None. III,
REMARxs-Market lightly stocked, and prices firm with
On sales Owing the rumber Of Western Cattle
Brighton Of drovers found 'aes hard and ns
week thew have with their usual quantities Inere
bnt few Of the Western BIghton, aod no
more are expected until the last Of the week The az mead OF
Illinois all owned bv j. B. Cook OF aud
handsome lot came to TINS MARKET Horses
sell well al getting scarce , ~, ..
Boson ard Lowell Railroad 20 the Extension and ~
came over the Western, loaded with Cattle, sheep s~he'
Horses andF Fowls.
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DEATH OF A SLAVE FROM CRUEL TREATMENT
We regret having to record of those cases which
chow TO what depth of depravty and brutal conduct
human nature sometimes reaches. 1t Is the death OF
slave boy, Charley, aged about IA years, from tbs
cruel treatment Of his mistress, Elizabeth Ward or
Woods. The considerations that the victim was but
boy and helpless from his position and The tOrturer
woman, highten the enOrmty of the crime. In con-
trsst also to the almost invariable kind treatment
which colored children receive, it appears unusually
criminal
The bow was discovered the 18th ult. in house on
ST. Peter street tied up in q cruel manner and looking
almost starved; he was at cnce conveyed to the jail,
every attendance given him, but he was too severely
injured and expired yestt rday. The examination OF
The hodv show ed his back dreadfully excorated the
wrists cut deeply with the cords one ortworos broken
and an abscess in the right side. The result OF the
Coroners 1qeust and investigation was the following
verdict: 49,. A. 1o. 40
latter q post mortem examination, the Jurors 90
saw that he came to his death from injuries incted py
and the cruel and inhuman conduct OF, Elzaoetn
Ward alias Mrs. Woods, to whom he belonged az az
ferent times in the house No. $50 ST. Peter street,
Sacnnd District IN. o. Delta June 10.
The Ericsson brings the news that the koyai geo
oranhcal Society have presented the Royal premium
for this year Ia massive gold medal) to Dr. Kane Tor
bs Arctic researches. This the fourth time that an
American has received this medal within twelve or
fifteen years The frs. presented TO the rev. "
Robpsoo for bis researches in Palesne the SECOND 70
Col Fremont for bic Western explorations; t9e tnirI
to E. G. Squier, esq, for his researches In oehu"'
@nieiioa' anu Nv" WV baltimore American.