davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

A FULL. assortnen constantly Oh band At thesign
"A of the BIG ANVIL.
inch lTdNw
BUILDERS hardware locks, iatches, bolts, loose
- and fast butts, scrcWs, ac. fun Assessment
andlatests styles at rCApl, JONES PECk's.
janjd
l(ELilNu Kun be Is OAK tanned patent stretched
- Leather Betting warranted not 70 stretch and
tosnt ths purchaser. Boston Gum Betting, Gum
and Hemp Packing. A large assortment for sale
low b. CADf, JONES PECK.
iine 81
RkA>~ Cocks, oil cups, iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining 70 a saw mill Or steam engine
for sale tow at the sign # the
June%d BIG ANVIL,
ANEs-GreenaeM rooleo J, a fresh stcek of
these suPcror Tools just received Mt the Sign Of
the Llane3dl Bio ANVIL.
nooR aaa gate springs, Gray 3 ncothers patent,
- the bost spring eyer invented. fer salely
iaaeSi eApi JONES PECK.
1,HAtN-px, coil, btndlug. trace, halter, dog,
~ aud jack chains, ut he sign Of the
juncSd Bic ANVIL.
NI6ES-So.id box, aud Parker's bench, iron and
wo4d bench scre"s, ggating Z horse nails. at
inuead OADY. JONES pECk's.
DUMP, water rams, galyanirod ~ell chain aud
fixtures, for sale low NJ the sign # the
iunsSl BIG ANVIL.
SHaNELS, Ames s K38laads picks mattocks
- le hahn. ana good. snIlahlt far contractors at
Jnng33 tADf JONES PEth's.
! \NHEEL- BARR0Ws, Cru bars, churn drills,
w stone hanmers, for sale at the aign Of the
juns3d Biz ANVIL.
Scl fllES, Sa4ths, crads and harvesting tools in
!. - greet variety nj a small advance by
ia1e2d CADY, JONES 4 PECK.
LAY straw and manure forks, fer sale low at the
Il aign Of the lje3dl BIG ANVIL.
| addition 10 our extensive stock of building,
house keeping. nachinists and cabinet makers
hardware, carpenters aud blacksmith tools, W.
/ haze Just aided complete stock of Carriage and
Wagon Hardware. consisting in part as follows;
Hubs, tciiaes, shafts spokes, bows.
Made FROM best Eastern timber, and well seasoned
Enancled and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth,
Plain and figured back muslin, drilling duck
Carriage lace, tufts, &C.. apron hooks and rings;
livery knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back tights, shaft tips Silver plated and
Brass Bands--Boston Philadelphia ard
Reflector patterns. Top props,
Name plates, lining nails; ease hardened
ASies-~laug aud short arm, patent i half patent
Hallway Springs-plain and French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
june3i cADY. JONES 4 PECK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

BUILDERS hardware, locks, iatches, bvlts, loose
- and fast butts, scrc%s, Ac. A fun Assessment
andlateststyles al CADl, JONES & PECk's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

RELiING hnmbeiso oak tanned, patent stretched
- Leather Betting, warranted not to Stretch and
tOaa;t The purchaser. Boston Gum Betting Gum
aud Hemp Packing. large assortment for sale
low b. CADY, JONES i PECK.
june 81
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06
81 d Tssr 4, sspss

s.{s. a. -, yssv - q 1l,,saea
!. - q
-. = ). = :.
VIII lAs GshssItatios g 6 9 - Oussss Y. - '.sss
sns t @ PROVISIONS :. e q "a y q. z 49, !, z Vi
q sh't ess, me ies.s,sslss asss@Ds asa
iargy power to- ax: ne H9ass g! sesas =
gsfssep'sas e s'y Ply y - asse,'09' !. ! !
81 soas.s,ss .as sse,s =. eussss. sss @
sss asa'ae .ae'uas y fsssr'o = s. -
po.s.Ay s.. Z, 8, 5. !. -. ~ ],
sssss.ae,sse' z Rs a.'se N ss!on " -
ol spe ses'pas,s asssa's ss'.'sstafssfs
fsssen oaan's fe"essf g - g sA.s ~
sien sss sFosgns 60 !0svssa y Ivy s's
5ss sSssssset =; sssSsas {. ~ q q. ~
;y a.,:;.,sS Z; ,;sf =. 80 ,,.s .s.:;a.
~ .,.,p % 8. =. = S.;,l
=, ,e.os w =.
-, !. ,s,s,ss. s,;;s,tl, ~. ia 49,
IL ss;,ssa rtIsaEoas &,
t. ~. ! 81 3 i. Z siasa s.osbs, d.Isestss
- &. !, ~. IA. !. ms.sms,., m Ms1:s,i.t
.a...,.a !. -. 80, ,,..t s,s a fvhs aane
- -. .s,s. N 5 ,s.dS.sss lssssssasSav3
=. Is bsdS Ss;.,.. 3 J. nj tbs
-: -, - =, !. s.;.s sf sLe r. in-
s.,.;f.,.., ~ ,v;,lo.,,,.w = - .Ss..i ;sndssls-
- -. ..,,a,,,,,, !. s6,,ssSS,,oe f,r shs pbf.
81 s = sss,..s.ts.,s,ss. I'M r.,,sosy MO Il
H.. ~ = RI Ss;s IN Ss,ssd Goaslis sssios,
.do;,,.S IN. Il ma s,d1r i sIssisd q lsossspsrl
~ -. .m..,.. ...d !. -. ,s...ssat6Ii,s so|
~. -. - =. = q =.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06

~ - Y -, y =
swsz zzassl ssaaxss,s1ss . Ss,s ...ss s.ss :,
I'm blIls i1E.s I'M
- i ksfSllk No. easapaesy iIba1he sfseH
ss1sia 1es5 5sseaA ss6tes. IS narsihassss
- M 1ssS ~ z1a1ft e6leai5s {
- y 3 6;5as 5ys ~ Sffsa % dit!t5l
fea ~ e sose; Y A s's sAssr6es n
SSSs5 = sx effRAneA aRd %eadscsshere
-, - - sAfsalsasA ~aisA asxdSrsis ID,
sseesxlkes = sstAssss sARsspbls 'sftsrfidh 70
q lvsaas1st N aR I'D sahHs 70, e,ssesoas~s.,lda
ssss'kas I yss y !! ssss ;l, Y. sss:st.. 4 8
siiaeA s. s gsessss s.'gspe.ss q 'Se
,sSaeA Spp6as.t - ge4size. ! i -, ~. 4
sxsaAe etssuls ssspsssiss e ~ sisssnsssose'
sslsssd to, and Of their cssses. WI i'hs
sS'sSslssy J ID ne mf Aassts6d'ag &c sae
IN. !, q y: "A .l!ss. 9. VIZ 3 4 t:sRa'ss =
-. .Qp4kss psss = ee-ss. - s'ss sE>t.-a z
~. IL - - ,ssgsalss sss 1ssitssias. ss
Nebssska sSd Kansas vss rssnafssssisoa
ssxxSsses56aavs sps6iSs .Sf Cossss.s 81
.ssssnes pelyss x 500. lsspsal saassrss:
ssiisa: ~. thattks dssisssAioasfshet etesa,
dariss 81 . ssw ysrisosys sdprsElsiOsfes
ssAtyssislcia tigjaaisslisa hid dtasaisistsa,im
.sa yerrssssy, ars nsSSSsss xAis6 ef'tVtt
HEf ssiAia Us ,poysrs 81 ths Gsesisl Scr.
sssrseseAs ,pd ths, eDhes thai. ne -.ishab
,sSsn6xuf sas sssA aRsSitsss eossidssed ~
- ieehosse Sssss sssssadtied, in.sbs ss.s.
.ssi5s 81 ear xofasfasht, IS 5sser4fas foe
ssikis ssslssss ls s svbai :kSfl 6s tkeir. .ovn dqme.
Sd jnssitpliosA ,shjsct only sossbs Consti
-yJatias andsihs lssss daly enacssd BY Con-
.g,sss ssdsr j. aa,f ~ the pSwes Of shs ek.
siBdsg t6siss % deejde according 70. tie
- ssssiscps and psiaeiPlss II The 1cans,isuiion
sgkRhat;tims ne Ississ.s shaltbs teceiSed
- State into the union.. 'ssaSK are. the
ofsxki ipsEssssf rights = which lfss, ,solsmnly
SsIs,sd : md alir4sd 6y hat scs. ss.s
. Rsssa apsa sLls ssserys ,hs .ss.sof Con.
s,;.s..s Assssd fot ssei se'risery the, outlines
sfsspssnesh soysir.anent. :. ibating !. .
Il siskSiiiy snoag lswfaliy-sasstes agents
.reseestive. judicial sndlseiGaiiss'--lo Do
!. sppointed either By ihs1 General Gos e'H' ,
;assns0f bss6e Tesiisst. The legislative
sfsbs.ioSs sssiss inslsstsa =, "a, fcosncil and .
hoose Of sspresentstises duly elected spd
empowered TO enact al the, .loea laws
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06

r A., ,.lt.~..l: Ia :. - r. -
lseseee q l'us t'ssa.'s ss ses0
'ex q me as asse"aay s' = ,a's' -. s',
iscs mat Nm me - -ssseme.y l oao y "'se:
1919 ,ss 70 .sas e .sse,s@sas ls .sRp..
!sSa iswPss y ~ 4, = 80 3as : :
g ~ 80, .1s 49, ssai s;lt:. ss,, ,I's',., II H.
b: = 80 4 -. - g.. sR.,.s ss Is :, -. G
8 : = ~ y, .yss ~ s.'a:.s Z, s5s ~.
IA 5 =; = Ssslss :; = 81 ,lss5S g. ne
!. E;s ;ssl ma ma ss Is gov soyeaSoy, 3
t q. ssIss n ri H. VA ofIEse s.s were y leaal.
j. y 80. y y @ sI,s.sssrsssry q tSs .Tsirs.,
!. g. M. sxz;s III 5ssssuisine the beds
si;ss;iy ,ss,.skd & sdSoass tsiea lssFialsti.s
~ -. ss s..'''1s.s, 'ss'sssst. ;.
u "a .SssSivs s,.:s- 80, -..:.:. -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06

been sBssdsd fcss ~ lne!
Of the secals sf -isSisle ~
5 Ta,s sausssssas. ~ -
its pdnsy .sssssS md ~
ussSssiayats, sas o5s y M
ibat psrpisiQus siios q
the eenStiipp q thA 4es
d. sesvieA n sona ofs ~ tlt1s
ss long diAasasli< - q ~
Y Si;6 ssxllt d Ssattbdi 0ls
ysi1 sy
diTesIsd Fsst 70 SAs aiasERs 1esarqeregss
iheis, ,seSil theeins b, ,the psfRsSsiptstsds1
absss of ahspPoasr df eosssssssa 9he
pssssSi sadsbepsrisA aSboisss IN tsn6s pf
10 ,dsrahsss ths' 'fsSitaisss of Me-.
M MSissssaiSd "a i si,ss, s d dshws;isd ip tbs eeassvs.
g % iaposs, .ihsssgk IA assqsY,Af ,Gsb.,
gtssss5bsis HsrNesias ssia,ss ~ adsial ;br<'
esaisaiien edf 10 ,sapls At tbsfstsFe e.ses'
ssases rnsa .betseis6k tthSss sssthst Pohsy Of
lsssspf iSkSt df sSs4 ssSs4 Etsts 10,
jSass q t6GsP.ssIss IL : gssasa kss
jaefadi spqiede u, xss ,esssisdanes pf
tha,ysaels ofsths Uaiep. sbssAad,re1safts
ID 4hs fnesiip 6f 'shesr; xshsfal f0t5se %
tbs satfsss ssdI6aiy aSssiisss 81 = ssa5b{
sososEstisah 81 lhs IsfIssss d KAhsas, -
lgsysps sss nslgsl ijep af ii.i i,aabitsats
j., IL ip,esnAl neaelasiep. sudsshas tsae.
.icipats. or4i6iierss -siIss dslssmihhsto1 of
AM sdaSssiS#ini shtsSd SdeaoAss SMak = =
) .WfAsagh ss,<3ss, ,sissss lsiloSs Ssss Il ars
4 ssSissa s b ~ sess 3 80 % sad iSssSa;..
rosss weie proeiaiqsa stbsossa H. pssss
u lssgssgs sssrsgs.h jHiteiiag ,sp4 s6sps
;siss io-iAaae,af f,4hsasihe ssssaise Vie
tesbssosslts-ssghs hs.sssa, Fhsss sssieSs
sed acts iisaasssr isssBy sssss4 d Ma +
S;axs1s4. I'D st!sas & lsis s. 8 : I .i9a 8!
'ia sas Sc So asas. Il Ae .ot xaasls
'an4ssps5iasiy as-sbsssl leahs Sssas. y
lIissoIs J h, Ess lysEB 80 1SsstBttt!
.tks most d;sse,|s q 4 spsapgsssk ast .Ass rte
Jss. k5pj jsslif friegti 5lsgsl ssa fesgshsSs
lpihle cesuter posenspta pta,wtlbt tessasd:
sSUsass sSsss .tdssspss,ods vtssdmssksdst
,hs,a4hasys eBssfoh SSsmss l6eis 6 .e
4e9ssass ssassts -sss -sssss 8 s fsId ! i iss i%ss: f
rot sh ,eSe the, PSSssiaets IT tthet tfis'eeHssl
places, sod .hy. he pessossi assisssts& add
,speeiaed sby.Ahs 4cossrnur. ~sesrdh3 70
j.v yEne g. .srstes, .as =
-,sSasry seqasaiio6s Dat 'ahgsl solssl b.a
Sssi Poisa: sasossnde9 ,os, I'll iidss. .and
wsrs made both -ol ,6asd ard
violence. . Bet the sGsserum, IN tbs Tesefi
else. Of tbs..powsr. sud- shS disshssgs "
.ss.da.y sdsssrsea did iapSssd By law III
SReiaas resolved I'D tsonsldsf.
"a ihs s.ssaiss dsslsssd 4, ,I.res nJerisytsf
.ihe psmbsra efths haass q fssprsssnsasisss
:sduiy elseted;s xiihheld scertiscStes ,frvm
others thsesuss ,Aof sltsgsa' iiisgsiity fof
sosss + sppoiussa 4 Dew Nsissti6a % supsy
ehs place ~ lie persons. mol certified i;
and .ba. 4 leagth. in III The. iasns q =
,s,asu,e md. with hi. alyp 4sfidis'e aathsasi
-saiioa. eea,pls,ssiesality ~as sgissH 10 ths
.AasAeEslaise az<sisbiy TSf ne Territory.
er-.-s 80
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06
x,ssr I'LL

asnssils. .neIsli lios. - lssasss i E E
lds ksaf q . 80 O. 4tslhIssAsk
6jbifiph h ~ MJ6s M Il ~ ~ {
d pseasssed s 4 nfi5s 4 s Isls 1$ i - g. 8 &
sf6sD e. - gaaip ~ ~ .1p6
0ue ussna bosl1 a1ILe -,
slaireiy ualss65 q IA 1yit ~ ~ 81 : y = q 3 q
soncesuio SsiSle with G. 81
,easlsgsly ~ "a slssa 5 !. ,,iss'lssil's y Is
b est ~ Ips snt ssatio III y &,
here. sp t. sgitassn g siss 4 -
sskst ssSslgstiy + il sstsi u -
and ;slhpists III IN & fs5yi51y.s; y 7: 8
shs iaasrHet ssl!aj u NJ 4;
Ehes sFsseet u ~ tpests hsssfes et~ ~
-. NJ klR1iiIt n6iklna - - 81
lyafN otsk md sbslk = 3tt!D s. 3
6s.ss' s'af ihs aohs1il ibsa ISps n Nh
tsfs pss Shls sesI hsse 81. Nngl5lr
eftsS Bitls isAssss fos 90. i6lnn1s1f
lhs sssslypasss shssss sns - tllss.
tksiy. s6 psddiet Anok - ~ -
sa saSses, sttasss. ssa NJ ~
bepss eE md adssase@sss ~ Ass,sss-
spiss saf .hspaieees q - - sfs fsxnDeltk
themselves. wIth. ROOD eiskse N i6l1krxe
iasssssssbs ssHss sifikcdt hs(la w {ssi6a
iy dessrist,st G. me- esissp = ziek -
sanse n slels qel9seiae sags hs= s'A ),
sfa ~ .AsssAaa 6 =. .a1s:s .
ss1sss -. @ 80. a'.s. .ss.s,ss. A. - ~. s.
.u ! sess 80 81. sss g & . I'd q ~
q q Aspsss !. .gss g ~ soaeses gee
Raspaes q lasstaseg Z : =. = Asss 7.
J a,s !, as go. 80
- - - -. I - {. sSs :. y! ss .s.::s3 80
saoss y ~: :, q : s e.. S 8 81 81
yssptalesn s as.l g q I. s0n:s - g ~
|ey ssesshsrssa = : !! ! 4
Y. c.eas.sssa 49,. .';:s';s .ss':s e
= ~ - .'s sa...s = Y 49, ~. .: ss,a 3
! e'.s = ea s ~ : s.
rss " ns1ai W. = !. y : = 4:
eesespa = T.:
ass..aas 9 e b - =. ~! ~ ;.
- ! -, 80 & :. y y ~ r.,
s!ss3 gss IA, g rs z tee'@e esset .s) \ u
|a3sllsEs. - le 1!p 4 :. ). D g
= = - = M :.
ass.sss 3 : s = ~ .,.s:;. + % - - &
IN 81, 4 J. y ID. q ! = Z n ~ q
tiFet Fgy J - !
af&he fsdsfA Exssnays % ssse1l
Foed's'iaaLs asssisa'y y % s'a1'ssa.is
so'sesr rsossae .. q :. - = 49, 3D., 80.
fsonps o. osgsM5Sa 4 slJs Es se s1 =
protect lu Resee!esi ~ ese kahde3a
Fsxa ipstiiaaiees seeAg aseaaeA'
fmeht s.os si!bssly 40 .ass,asIs:sy' g
!, s,sn' m e.t0s'e1S . Z 80. - : - ~ rSf
tsdso ,s mem ssn.. ~ MS Up ss.ss ssss s Y sssFa.
Ikslesss' eass q Me0&fa ss,r.s coo ss
f.. Athessa ssy.aas - nasssaas
fsseess sa NE as".sa,y q k.ssa:asss'
Geo 20 se ~ tav 1890 ss,. IN, u = ~
Ifast Sefs speedily 4ylsted vit9hSys y !5c ~ 1aGps-
Il ion ~ OF Mood and 10 5 Setisfeetag RsHgse.
ttbs,s h. ~ / rverss 10 ~. rssson t6lspuss.
-. $3.50. - ,:..s;,......Ess.,
- !. -. y. .,s...s. js..s. L.j jss.srsA.
Sns'~sS'a ny "sI .'''1. "A. ;oA L}sSs
fasiif Some deei9iys Esssese ,hSfAs ~
tdisDose 81 t6s spsslion, ilielf, Which eepSti
r. ,I.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06

:: ~ = [ | - a - -
sSlr 4 70 III ! lliG:s ssssi
.sa6shes - - ep6s1 = ikthahs alekt ktSsAsi
u 6ls5el s = st issan9 ianpa So ss
q ssq Aysza ssRias saers.s = i
@ssssa y, s af a r:ssi 8. 81 .
! - nss1 g sAl1alt .lensls !,
1s1se II - J sssll selsslsA .ihiy I 8 Z,
asl'Ii 8 s W & tlsSk sSshS S
sdf - 8 nv ks naiiR
& &, ~ ,ssfsssssS i.1cr!s ssazssip
3 ylt:s lsssfs s :,
4 J I 4 q I s. s 'sasii sss s,i !
4 sjs 1kaSal / - sk1l:
! = - Ex7 b \ : sinde i'd Is Ss; u Jssi
s = g s q - ! g. das y. isLl
49, - g \ 8 -. l6Ssll s 80 aisis.s )
8 - l6ts b 1SSaIS< q q s alssz- 4
!. - 49, ;y.l ~ AssisssAs
liz ss ssIs. 8 = Il sgss G ny E ssa 80 80 { :
a ys sss,islsl.s slssses ssi pasls !.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1856-02-06

tnuS eopsututsu spp e.s' W ss y te-sfsss
mate assembly q. he Terthsry, ~
>,A ceoaiugIys tbs 'Gesetsos, by 'procis-
ms.iSrs, soageaed 1hs lsssmhis ihas elsetsd
i 10 meet At q R!sss called Pswpetss city; ass
I two herses met aud dAy orsseissdS Siq .b.
,ssaIsary parlsdsatsry tormI each ssas 70,
aud received fsmsths Governor che Official
asdal- Oh 'snch' SessslSas !;
ss, elaBorsts nss;sialsSst Sti iopsaing tks ss..tion
Vas IA eesnpaiested bYs sthe Goysrner aId and
ths gsa.rals sbpsinsss.ei iesisisiiepessa est-
tsssdsspoa by ieeislsiiss sssembssli.{
.ssf3at> afts. o few dastsihs. ssssmbiy Ss.
solved to s9isntf 70 sSoi1pr place in tie
TERRITORY. q Jaw y.s !. ssserala pse.sssa'
sgsinss tbe sopsspt ef l6s governor hat y
dus foin otherwise, TO remQre.s bsssstsa
gosssnnspt tscsporarilt y The . Shawnee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
Mr. Branch an0 the ChAcf of Police.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRsALD.

Recorder Smith, in his recent opinion favorable 70 Mat
els Of the Chief and his very liver Itself from waoss
projecting cliffs he thus discourses in the pisutiye tones
OF Tasso and Niobe and Jeremah:-" rnere is no evi
and extraordinary conduc of the principal act in the
prosecutionthe unparalleled zeal he has dspayec-his
nibxd the labor, fatgue and untrog industry he has
maniteated in the reasonably point to hm
Recorder himself has very mpruden!y oloy evinced
for his irierd slatse litle too much 'zea" esingn
labor," fatigue, and Industry" In the above wh
psrtisan shafts win tramole as spider in my path.
The Recorder, in his "unparaeed seal" for Matse for
gets tho following testimony of Judge Mccarthy the
Police Commissioners on the 9th Of February last ths
Recorder himself being present.
am os judge y1ss so 4. N S,"s ySs aase
Ssns con . ascertain IL George % Ms,se
wss naturazeds
sS.ys. one Z, Of NJ ss:s aids
S ss,a s s NJ g he os Ss = !:
anime iSs records from ohsi waiting
TsIns
@ book ,se as ss
Ss e.,lss ss 8asss sS
ssS WIN susan Isss
books Outside Of the once in .,e hall where found oacer
Masels Office with The naturA lzaon records where
ound MI Ma,sel waiting for us and TO whom showed the
uu,laed naturalization Of his fsther.D
secsrder Smith orgets the testmnny Of edward J.
shsncey.
Mr. NoYEs-Coun reD-How ing have you been clerk in
the Marine Cour, Mr.. shandeys
+. J. SHANDIEy-AbOut fourteen years.
GoussEI-AIe you now clerk Of the Marine Court
WITNEss-I am.
toussEI--Wh first found the muilaed naturalization
old George MatseIIf
WIISEss-Judge Florence Mccarthy
O0UNsEI-Do you know Stephen q. ErAnch.
WITNESS Yes, sir.
CouSsII-Dd you Mr. Branch in the Marine Coarf
WlTNEss-No,
The following Is Judge McCar.hy,s cert!hea,e--.
NEw YORK, Feb Is, lSes.
g. H. BRANCH ESQ: sIRA your request cheors,iy
Y that you the Marf OF this cy,
the once Of the Clerk OF said Respectfully your
dent servant, FLORENCE MCCARTHY
So that there to be evidence the Police Com
mjesioners' records, from the personal and political
friends Of Mase and the Recorder showing conclusive
who did and who did not perpetrate the Marine Court
fraud and nutation. But compassion for the Recorder
precudes severity Of comment his vindctive and Ia
ci partzsn opnion, assertions and accusations In
favor Of Matse In connection with his itching desir. for
the Mayors honors In the coming autumn.
STEPHEN II. BRANCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

srAfsc ny BoT-oicer Riley, of the First district
police yesterday arrested little boy named James ciu
ners, the charge Ct stabbing two other boys named
respec lively John f. Glover and John Ferguson, with
jack Knife It that the day previous the boy
cGinners, who but eight years Of ago, attacked
hne told him to stick them which he did accordingly
and inflicted wound In the back Of Glover, and
cut the other in eshy part OF his body. Dr. Bn.
ct attended upon Glover and dressed his wound which
~ serious The Other bov was but slightly injured The
little fellow was brought befoee ustice smith and, in
acquence Of his youh was remanded to the custody Of
his parents 70 await the results Of the injuries inflicted
ON the boy Glover.
Fatal AonpfSrs.--James Callaghan, residing on the
of Warren And Bntsr srests died yesterday in
consequence of injuries sustained by falling down flight
of stairs tho day previous John Glen, laborer, was
Tedds DOCK by being jamuncd bctweeD cart and post
He died in few minutes thereafter. Inquests held
axd yerdicts in accordance rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
wv: 9: aALL. No Ils FaANKLIS ,sraEEr. has FOE

WIN. g. HALL, No. ll5 FRANKLIN STREET. HAS FOB
saosex worry reduced psices 2b00O volumes b03ks, In
every Department Of literature smongst which Nspo
ssona gyN work O Egypt. Ia ecnon, 3 yos folio, No.
yO. ieNo lC kEss $50 Dr. Lsrdsers works. 10 vols,
bali 0aE M WORKS Of the Early Reforwess Martyrs by
lese vos - Zurich letters, 81. Bullneers Decades
Sl C1yeesels g. Tyndan 81 Gsanmer = S dibbon,
cali OF original bindingS. vos 70 S60 vols 70 322;
70 lg 500 -. TO 2 bound In q vols S68; do to Is,
bound n = vols 80 Various volumes S 80 to IS, viz
vols 1O vols Is and 10 Tho Exhibition Years. very
Ancient ard Modern Universal History GO vols $56 Brtkh
Senator, p,Ates 10 vos, calf 81 vos S9 Wonderful Maya
line plAts v0ls 81 ds ev's annual Register Dis 10
So $OFhs work contains than any other work
reiaaog The early history of Amesica Dodseys Annual
3lh UnversAl Hsory, ancient an1 m,dern 6i vols. $50
Geps Magazine vols to l62 So s,ibbons Rome, IS So
Rober9n, 3d. 0entemen's Magazne 1913 TO ls2l in Is
sos o. Eacyc Brit with supp % vols. 1894 $50; very
Painisr N vapy. Dolphin Classic, complete in ll2 vols
hall calf Sl60 Reas' copedim. ~ vols fne $50 Pink
srcnl Voyages ahd Travels S5 Literary Gazette 1899 to
1855 II vols s. London Post ONCE Directory 3Oc. Phlo
Trans Is Sl8 Quarterly Review, "A vols S6 Ency
s!S,sd % 5 @ e S DE- sS ye
ciety Ars TO e So vo !aire 70 vols, $40 Bales Do
Pease VIM. vols Ss Tomin's Law DUTY vols s.. Hat
solls Part Precedents. vols $S Year gok, with Ashes
yoI s fistorsi Bible, vols. sI2 BurroasSs Reports
vos vner's AbstrAct, "a VOLS 70 10, $S Law baga-
zine 40 vols ysO Florence Gallery. vols $50 80 Boydes
Snakspere Engrevrgs very fne $50 Wenworh on Read
and 0oupsnisn a vols. S. The Court Guide soc The en-
tire remainder OF the Parker Society publications Csrpmeal
On Paens SOC. Qodson Patents calf 81 Bibles l549
$780, 81 10 $l5 Tho sale will close April 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
A stseuLAK CAm-Aporr1Ne TIE STATE PRISON

A SINGULAR CAsE-ADOPTINa THE STATE PRISON
As HoMs lin the fall Of 1853 young man about ~
years Of age, named sGrsdy sentenced by tho New
London County Court hard labor in the Connecticut
imprisonment expired last fall but begred the prvi.
lego Of remaining till spring The kindly per-
mitted him TO stay and nund enough for him 10 do to
ray his way. On Monday this week. the severity Of
the winter being over and tine spring work about to
commence II agreed that he should leave the prison.
aud take Of himse and he WAS furnished with s..
He up TO this city, but the world seemed dark
him. Re felt that he was outcast, and shrank from
intercourse with the world In the evening he returned
TO the prison. and begged that might kept there the
remainder Of his days The has taken the mat
ter In hand, and Is attempting TO find suitable place
for him, where he can gain honest living. Hartford
Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
Achillc Murnt and the Hon. Miss Murray.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


NEw Yosx, March 10, 1856.
Permit me through your columns to correct the nis
statement of facts In the anecdotes related BY Miss Mur
ray, in her recent publication, Of Achlle Murat.
The writer was intimately acquainted with him for
years, and positively refu's these unjust Asser
items.
Acbne Murst possessed not only Of high order OF
intellect the most extensive and varied information
but the soul of integrity ani honor. He true
and ardent friend kind MASTER sincere aud aectonate
in all his domestic and social relations; warm partisan
itical contests HIS motives and principles were
impungod by his biterest political enemies In
fact his frank and manly generous won upon
bis opponents that occasion his antagonist in
\ duel (caused by misunderstanding during
heated canvass left the field Of horror converted into
Hlaunch friend.
lapona (his estate in Florda), wes the seat of re-
aned and extended hospitality He possessed the friend
ship and esteem Of the most estmable cttzens and en-
joyed deserved popularity with all classes OF the
muufty.
" Is true that he was firm believer in the destiny
Of his race, anc had instructive appreciation OF the
high qualities which have since marked the career OF
Louis Napoleon. Those eloquent words then listened to
and needed only bright poetcal Visions bear the
impress OF prophecy.
The date of his death Is alone sncien reutstion OF
patt OF the assertions against him IT occurred on the
15tb of April, 1s47 previous 10 the Revolution which
bsnished Louis Philippe from France Miss Murray be-
eyes her stories" TO be uine yet igeG
she seldom gives credence TO second hand information
AL her statements With regard to Achille Murat are
entirely His family relations In America were
eminentiy happy-he having married Mrs Willis who
was not only possessed OF eyery womaniy atras'n but
country, both parents Of Madame Murat being Washing
tons relatives Her mother was Misc Lewis whose
grandmother was General wssbneton's own sister All
who enjoyed the privilege Of knowing personally Aobie
hure', can testify that bis character for jastce truth
and horsr wes without rspro~oh. X. s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

saIPnRScx LeNG IsIASp.-fhe brig Webster OF
frankfort Capt Staples, from the Canary Islands, bound
Boston, lad en- with brazila nuts stranded the
south side of Long Island thirteen miles west OF Mon
tauk light the oath inst, P. NJ The Wind at the
time blowing heavy from the eastward with thick
storm. The vessei partially insured at the east
ward. She is badly broken and settled In the sand.
Vessel and cargo will be nearly total loss She was
consigned to Baker Wells, Of Boston. Her crew were
all saved, but nearly exhausted.