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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

A RABE CHANCE:-FoR SALE. IN BROOKLYN, A
"A house and lot stable in the house frame,
With extension finished style in good order ateen
minutes AK from South ferry IN good nsgnborhooI; viii
easy. Apply to A. n. MABEE, OF smth and Dean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

NOR SALE OR HENT-THE BALTIMORE LEADEN
n bali oundry late The occupancy OF Msssrs stanley
Mconkey deaers fronting 3 feet ON Ieadeo
hal Stree feet alley the and 1856 feet Hen
Seua e both wioe paved streets Improvements-nhe
bmIc,pys under and roofs w1h exceptions 10
oudpg story FIRE proof pattern house, About square
feet Of moulding floor ana room for enargng with every
are sze coal mil cinder mill shaing be,unp, platform
Those premises well calculated for two olaa
work in connection with the cupoa and founders
the great advantage The blast metal has over
and other light castings Thee great
hest three miles OF these premises paved
roads, coal and wood cheap Ia this city, will
send printed card giving more general description OF the
PREMISES enclose hem with &C., TO those who
desire IT, Address B. Eastman 40 Hanover street. Baltimore,
Nayyand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

N hHrler, OF THIS CIry. OF GROWING RTPUr A.
~ and Inc Gazing business, desires to form the
qnai stcr o tonc young lady with regard 70 marriage:
he Lord family and of heshy, possessed
81 L. die oeiiioD and unquestonaele virtue Common
" le Gaming even, more dssr able than display
{ such pdicr modern sch Iasshp too often gives rhe
gentleman il twp five Of age. and will open
epcrceo"c VII" sny lady not older than himself CO nmun
Qen mpy he addressed 70 Art Student, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

ITO THE MUsICAL.-sIGNORA ELIZA VALENTINE.
professor Of singing and composer q music has hired
herbss where she teaches BY private Lessons classes
and where she can be day from IL TIL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

~
A GENTLEMAN MAKING BUSINESS TOUR THROUGH
"A the Western states would be glad take charge
busr that miRht be entrusted him. Security given
required. Address Business, Herald Office.
A LARGE LOT OF KILLINGER'S IMMINENT, (GENU.
"A me article put three years ago. superior
any made SINCE will be sold much below the regular price,
BY single box large quantity for cash Inquire Pacific
Loan Office. over Pacific bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAsY-FOR HAVANA
~ and New Oreans.-On Saturday, Februars q at2P n
from foot OF Warren sree North river ths fast and IA
vorite steamship hMplEE CITY, captain uy Wlndle
sell rs above
Passage can be secured at the oompany's Office
Freight TO New Orleans, 80 cen per cubic fJO. .
Shippers Will be supplied with blank bills aiding o. H.
form signed by the Company app icAon ct he, olcs
No other forms sgns and bill OF adng Will DO sgued
after the hour of sailing.
For freight passage apply at the office Of the COMPANY
III West street, corner OF Warren M o. hJBEaCS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

V7,OR SALE OR TO LET-A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS
houses quill by days work In most substantial
nsr containing all he nodern improvement $50. mum
Der Gnlcss Jet. Apply to Il. BLOOMEh 15 edwaJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

w ELL ESTA BIIsHED AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS
w for sale in dry goods trade subscriber being
about retire win receive proposals for The purchase OF bis
fixtures &C. The situation unsurpassed;
store 2sxb elegant lifted up with British plate glass 'front.'
requiring dolars outlay Lease three years from NAV next
low rent The stock small ssh, seasonable and
we'll assorted. For energetic dry goods man. with cash
capital Of about % ibis rare opportunity for safe 10
and the stock win be disposed of separately together,
A''' - JAS THOMPSON, ls5 Atlantic ST.. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

NEW MUsTC-JUsT PUBLISHED. "LET Us LIVE
IN with Hope" and Listen to the Mockipg BIrdn by
Alice HAWTHORNE author Of ''What il Home without q Moth
err MY Cottage Home" "Bow sweet the aoses &C.,
f A S s nv s %Hser no xsU
Gather Flowers and Od Mau's Darling" by Frank Dray
These The most popular ballads issued They
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

CABLING DAYS 5rH AND 18th OF EACH MoNra.-
-Four hours from ocean 70 OCEAN by raeam. Alrosd -
kairoad-1he United States Mall Steamship COMPANY IN
eLd de patch for AspnwAn tuesday Febr.ry 8, at
river he well known and favorte steamship lLLlNOts uao
Chas. 8. Hoggs u. b. Navy Passengers and mails
be fOrwarced by Pansma Railroad and connect Paan
with the Pacific Mail steamship Company's magnificent
ship Golden age, Capt T. Watkins which WI ba In re Vii
and Immediately Gan Fraacisco For passage
apply L. w. HAYMOND, at the only office Of the
LII West street, Warren, fronting the Sorsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

LNOH SAVANNAH AND sLORIDA-urirED ssArss
al line.The eeg tsteaunsr rHURI ,sDt
Ms. Woodruff viii cave on Weinssd,y Jaa 20 froa oe'
10 North river O'Clock p. N. Bus Of l4ding nyoel
board, For freight apply board, for passage ~ q
Mhcb, l3 Br Oanin passsge 70 Savannah SIS for
Florida, through Itch frm Y0r6 To JaksJlv a. ga
TO Pistk x3 LARGE and oommodoos steamers leave Sa7a
nah for Florida three times week connection With The Ut am
ers from New forkon tuesdays and Saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

ITO CAPITALlsTs.-THH ADvERTIsER IL DESIRoUs
OF nseocafng himpe with respectable party tbe
pose OF carrying oct the manufacture Of artificial manure
hesriDg every properly and principle OF Perusan "a
1estmonials and OF the first Will proiu ed on spp
cation to Mr. John Perkins, ut the Machine Belt Factory
OF Railroad avenue and Warren street, Jerey City
THE COMPREHENSIVE FORMERLY EXISTING BE-
sDg between Michael Brady and Timohy 8eunes sy has
BEEN dissolved by mutual ent the 2c da OF Januy
1866 TIMOTHY HENNESSY.
TmE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween simon Osborn Jr., Ada W. Turnbui, Jr and
Thomas Macdonald deceived Tn indepd
win please see the their late place of BUSINESS No
ADAM w. TUREBUIL JR
THOMAS MACDONALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

N,OR LIvERPOOI--UN!rED STATES NAIL srBAM
ahfp BALTIC thDt j. y. Comsosk-Thi. seaa rhto VII
depart The United States msis r europe po IVA nn
saturday, nary At ~ o'clock ~ nom her tle
accommodation Tor slsgsnes and ce% ON, aeps 8
Passesgcrs are rsqusstsd be board ct u o's A. Il
khppess please take nies thas ~ shps Of nis eaano
through he Post Once, olhers win b. rsta- Cd The
steamship Pacific VII succeed he baltic ana Cd
fr lSss w saturday, esmmeuens JAnua and e'sry
alternate Saturday, and from Liverpool We be~fay.
mencns january q, and every altsrnae WednsMiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-28

ySUK SALE or ExcHANGE-JHEs PLE1DrO HOME
Il ,+aa ram IN the wn Of Rye formerly owned hy
JAMES Baker deceared containing about O with
he finest dwelling boafes 10 The state and out,ui' ngs CIR
tseposdiD If the select neighoo hoods
county of .stchester II the whole not wanted II will
cu up IN lots o fe-p purchasers
Zip, ate In kev York city, or Brooklyn v be
exchange Furbe particulars may be learned by In
curing VI :. PARSONS, Ct Wall street.
tsnR sALE or EXCHANGE FOR REAL RsTArR-A
~ store; been In operation Tor the last twenty
Year. good customers; the orieor having
SNo cam. attend hcm both. Address w. s.
~ berad vhice
xiw,h SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODs-A
three English basement hsnse Ia THIRTEEN street,
psOveGents inquire y. No WBRAY' dry goods store 2j9
I.Md street.
..,Ok SALE on 10 LEr-THE FIVE STORY STORE No.
81 door tbs Grocers' Bank and two
3onsr from Meesrs. b. Ctteaden Bro IS Pos
session ipsnediAtely Inquire on the premises
TOR sAis-1HE FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE
seventh And Thirty fourth street (wide
~ ee tccupisd family grocery, with modern i'm
prove Apply the premises OF Samuel sparks, Jr
LrUR raLE-THe STOCK AND FIXTURES OF MER
chsnt or's store. located ia broadway. Address B.
LyoR SALE NO 247 WEST rHIary.FIRsT STREET, A
hoc.e bnt IN the hest with all The modern improve
nents and containing fifteen oons and thirteen closets aud
lsnfres &c price 5000 Apply the premises from TO
y nsm Van WAGNER, 1853 West Forty second street.
1850 can remain.
E0R sALs-A DARK BROWN MARE, Ib]s HANDS
gh, eight ycars cid gentle and kind In sne dou.
bic hhrnes and exceen, mare good traveller
very stylish The owner having furthe single
horse ~ the only fr selling. Price Si50. Amply to
xM kUfPaY 10 Warren street.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
STR EsF.sSGTON


i. Il DtLnorr. Professor II Book keeping Isl
Commercial sciences.
] 5. Duncan. the best of hand Penm1n IN the
West. Professor oi Business and Ornamental Pen
manshir,
G. Br~J. DAt,wix. membor II the Darlington bar,
Professor oi Mercantile Law,
The course ii training this Institution cumpri-
six dlfteront u.ethod, Of Keeping Books by dpa-
bic entry applied Ia every department Of tlade, Iu-
dividual partnership. Retail, Wholesale Shipping.
importing LXportn. :. Commission, Exchange, Bank
ing, Manufacturing and Compound, Company bust
ness. About three hundred Commercial Compuia-
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IN common ArithmetIes. comprehensive course II
Business Penmanshin, Business Foru.s aud business
Letters. Daity Lectures Commercial Law aud
Commercial! Sciences. An elegant diploma, under
the seal Of the State College Of Pennsy lvanin gned
by the Faculty i granted to those who pass q salts
factory examination. THIS instrument nil be found
passpor 10 the confidence of every business house
in any section Of the Union. Dntfs Book keeping
Harpers edition, price one dollar and fifty cents,
the most perfect and coin prehensiYe in the English
language. Dahs Western Steamers account, Il per-
iece system for sueh accounts, dollar. To be had
Corse : bookstore, JEFF rson st. Send for eireti-
lar and specimen u MIR Duncan's i Penmanship, by
mail. novel
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
THE TsYISON.

fTilE subscribers have completed their arrunge-
ments III finishing and furnishing their new sa~
oonand chambers for the convenience OF those w 40
may wish such accommodation. We have spared no
money or labor 70 make saloon and rooms equal
90 anA taing IN the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysters from the east Wild
game from the country and our fine markets we sAa
make our saloon superior 10 anything west or equal
70 anything east. All AK il but Il call aad d
trial and we will pledge ourselves t. give satisfac-
sinu
Parties can ba accommodated with private rooms
when desired and anything served up FOR them they
may wish.
hecolleet the place, on east side of End between
Main and Johnson streets.
noyl5dly MACKLEY & JOHNSON.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
NOTICE.

f[N0 the Stockholders ol tile keokuk Fort Dcs
l. Meines and Minnesota Bailfoad Company
a cali of ten per cent the capital stock If the
company is due. and made payable at the Railroad
Office IN heokuk, to WV LEGHroS Treasurer, on
Friday, the first day Of February ls5G.
keokuk. 18th Dee. $50. H. 4 REID
WV. IEIGHroN Sec s. President
dec % dSwlm
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
kE q sas q ' "a L.
VINO OFrleE. Jan II. la56.

( Marcy kILB0URNE have removed 10 the5r
y new store IN hilbournc's Block They ha =
pared no pains " expense IL fitting up their store
and have complete stock Of Looking Glasses Chi.
ma, Glass and Grockcry, which they are selling ~
small profits 70 the city trnde for cash
dec2od CAREY s. kILBOURNT
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
Lumber /! Lunlber!!

THHE subscriber has bought the I" Fast Saw Min -
two miles above the city. and il prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber except Pincl al the
He IS also carrying on the plow and Wagon facto-
~ on the coYnerof eth and Main Street, whore he
is prepared furnish waeons and Flows Of the best
finish and quality. AZ wholesale or retail, cheaper
thnn a similar article can be had IL southern Iowa.
decl 2d&wtf HAN hlAe IAl LOE.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
Gas Fixtures.
To the Citizens of Kcok NIX :.

10 INC lItFItHs OF IA Oh I'M
I IA1INa interested with the Messrs. Scohelds
L / in tAefias Fitting business, would assure
the public thai AL orders given to them will be
ecuted in nea. a1d workman-like manner and
that they can rely upoc the work done by them, as
being IT the sery best mat-,rial
a. il will be but short tis4e before the gas will
BE- introduced. We would recommend TO those desf-
ot lighting III the time Of th. completion Of
tle works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
hx1ures, &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be
yond that time it would be impossible to suppa1
all applications upon short notice.
July ), ls55-d c. HERRICk & co.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
Trenlcnanu. NfncA !.

\ Boys .ay my seeand story rtlsl s9 full
vi gy,ds that there Il danger II breakdown. All!
persons wanting goods at their 0Wn prices Will uo
we'll to c.ll at store and save us The trouble Fl
throwing tbem into the street. bry Goods yes 81
cry thing nrvcerice, ye. the bsst tess frezh Boot.
aisi ~aars, yas, every thing.
dse7 d4w IS & Il C. KILLINGS
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
NOTICE.

4 Ii those indebted u j. 4. rucg viii please call
n at No. 90 Main street, and settle by casa or
note, by the 5th of January After that date my
books will be found in the hands Of magistrate for
collection
Dec 20, JS55.--dtd JAMES l.. BRUCE.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
CONSTOCk & BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

COCO lbs. oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches.
1000 bdls, Sheet Iron f,on No. lC to 27
1000 packages Plymouth RyeL, iron and tin a
from u. to l2 lbs
900 boxes Tia pia.e.
200 bundles Iron wire from No. to No IS
90 grss Tea kettle breasts and ers from 81 Ia
- inches.
80 gross Pressed TIM bottoms from IA inch
10 81 do scolioped and plain dinner plates
30 DO Stove ornaments assorted.
20 d. oval Ia pot Breast and Covers
isJ du Assorted una ears.
20 d. Iron tea kettle ears
- do d. 10 do bus
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
40 DO Of No. /, , and peuteg knobs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent SI@uts, assorted sizes
Perforated tin heets
Copper Ritets and Buys
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for tinncrs' use
stove Backing in papers or by the keg
C0M& IO9h L BROTHERS
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
FOR sale.

For Sale.
G0IIH HALF Of tho north east quarter Of section
- Is IN township 67, North Of Range ~ West, in
Appanoose county Iowa, we'll watered. Apply 10
LLOYD u. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office ke0kuk oct, III dtf
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
10 Whom IL May Concern.

All persons indebted to or having accounts neainst
me are requested to call immediately for set
tlement. ! want 70 pay my debts, and ant none 3
10 do IL with My books are at j. b. Dukes shoe
shop % Main street. and he is authorized receipt
for money paid on my accounts.
dpeI m
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

NorlcE.-- The gentleman who sent us the
pretended card Of Drs. Potter 4 Murphy for
publication. will please csli AMI scttlo for
the same, and thu, avoid trouble.
cv~our citizens will remember the Lee
turo rms EyGYI>e, before the Lvccum,
al the Baptist Church. The subject to be
treated Of is one not only interesting, but
when properly considered, of exceeding use
fulness, and in the hands Of one 80 well quail
lied to trsat It inteliigentiy, we have no doubt
but it viii give abundant satisfaction to the
audience.
CO. We notice now and then chap still
trying 10 take sleighride 1t lis too difficult
an experiment 10 succeed well, now, howey-
=. For few day. it ala very well, and
some people seemed to enjoy til We were
glad # il Not exactly being in tile line of
enjoying such things oursegYes. We we're
grati5ed 70 see thar there were people who
could appreciate the pleasures of snos
and cold weather. For ourselves, wc ct the
saow lis, AMI never touched the icy thing .-
Some people eyc- snapped with gIee, a il
rare music had elevated their spirits. but
e-eakiue snow and ,ae wai-tle of frosty air
haveno melody for oar ears. We haysa par
cpiar regard for the sterling and eyer- pres
rnt philosophy Of Or. franklin perhaps
more than q common degree, for tie reason
that be IS the patron saint Of our craft; but
il always struck u. that his sturdy common
sense vas never more apparent than when he
said p mimic sleighriding it was only neces-
sary 10 bdndIe up closely, sis down, put your
Zee; in bucket of cod water, aud hire a
boy 80 ring Oca. No, very sentimental
perhaps, bal very graphic.
CO Rev. G. II Townsend, lately officiating
in Iowa CITY. has been appointed travelling
missionary IN Iowa, by the bishop and stand
ing committee acting as Diocesan Board Of
Missions. Ils residence i still III Iowa
City.
DaArH o raf Ex-QrrEN o. FRAxcR. The
Paris correspondent of the New York Post.
writing on the 29th, SAYS
1T Is reported. at the moment write,
that the poor Queen Mara Amelia. the wild
ow Of Louis Philippe, las Just breathed her
last, al a country place near Genoa, aud that
her two sons, Prince de ,Ioinlille and Duke
d'Aumale, who were both notified Of her IL
ness by telegraph, arrived at her deathbed
TOO late to receive her partielf, blessinp,
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS

WHOLE CANS, 81 so; HALF CANS, rs cts
BAlTLETT Il MANCOURT,
oct27 Agents, No. &C. Main-st.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

4 Nd an unlimited quantity of Oats, Corn, and all
= klntf Of produce wanted immediately
The highest market prices va II be paid f9r Mhea
ana grain q all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse 81 the undersigned, the eyee, between
Main and Johnson streets, Keokuk
Oct22 ddwtf w. A. PATTERSON g. 90
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

The ubserib r. prupr,r
tors II the Empire osot,
" Norks 81. Louis, b.,
leave 10 inform StoK &
Dealer m leNuthat The i
haya established q branch
Of their house in X e0kuk
where to n will Keep con
stantly on hand a large
and well a, .olted stoe X
II
looking 4 Escat-
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
Sash, Blinds and Doors

nLANh B5oks.A superior article Of paper inst
II received, cut Of which prepared to make
all kinds of Blank Books, Ledgera, Journn Cash,
Bill Books. dc. ] H. WEsTG0Tl
noyl ITO Main IT.
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
NEWS. NEWS NEus!!,

'INHRLL days later from the Crimea. We are au-
thorized 10 state that LASnEs DAucHERrl s
new Bread Wagon is the track, furnsing better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and more fer 81, than
was ever furnished for the same in heokuk If yor
want any Of the above articles, try the RED " Acos
Oet ID LANDES DAIGuERTN
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

testof two years. ana has
not its equal IN the Mis
slsappi valley and 10
The " Golden Harp, hy-
lns a greatly Improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal j extensive.
some entirely uew pnt
terms one - lich, the
=" Young America i
splendid parlpr stoYe, re.
Gently patented, VIII be
found superior % any ~.
yention ~ the age forra,
)diating heat. They havt
on sale at Jhels store u
| st. Louis, from which
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

MOORE HD0PLR'o Giyceum Ointment de-
vi lghtful article fer chapped hands lips &C. AL
MOORE i li0OpER'S on Main
noFlG near Third street
ItST received, supply q Wnter Strained Lard
- Oll. a seper.er article
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11
TAKE NOTICE.

MOORE i HOOPER have just received one Of the
vi finest and hest selected assortmcuts of Perfu.
merry aud Fancy articles ever brought into this mar
ket lhe Ladies especially invited to give call
nuvi
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
candle srleks at the Sale Rooms Of the Quincy
cannon Coal Burner whichis offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0MSTOGh Il BROTHERS
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

4 lNk stock of Housekeepers goods such as ctf-
lee miIls, basting spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mers skinner ladies. meat forks table spoons hash
ana STEAK dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
&c, dc. for sale NJ the sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Ar-Tight Stove.
oct 10 NOMrIOCk A BROTHERS
The daily Gate City., 1856-01-11

HhNlIi.f~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-20
The Cincinnati SInvo tJa.a.

The testimony in this interesting case is
completed, and the arguments of counsel sub
mitted, but Commissioner Penderey has de-
terred his decision till the 18th OF March. The
SHAREHOLDERS and the white northern slaves
complain that this is inconsistent with the
summary proceedings required by the fugitive
slave bill, but the commissioner has. through
out the trial, manifested disposition to recog
nize the alleged slaves as having rights to be
protected as well as their claimant. Marpa-
ret, the mother who killed her own child to
save it from slavery, has been allowed to tes-
tify in the case of the surviving children, in
proof Of the fact that she was brought into
Ohio before the birth of these children, md
that they therefore are of right free. She is
described as bright mulatto, with sparkling,
Intelligent eyes. On her forehead and cheek
are old deep scars; when asked how they
came there; she said" White man strnck
me-" The murdered child was nearly while.
and was little girl of rare beauty. Some
persons, sympathizing with the mother and
children, endeavored to furnish them with ar.
ticles of food III jail, but the TAILOR, catching
the spirit of his new vocation as slave catch.
or, refused to allow this privilege, which is
never denied to the most guilty criminals.
force OF two hundred and ninety-three
special marshals, picked men from the porter
houses and dens OF infamy about the citv. ia
kept IN constant attendance at the court house
at an expense to the general government of
about $1,000 per day, to make sure that the
Union receives no detriment from the escape
OF these women and children. 1t is. how
ever, understood that Commissioner Pendrev
considers this force altogether superAnous.
and will not sign the certificate by which thew
hope to set their pay from Congress. Mr..
Gaines, the claimant Of the slaves. is gen.
tleiaanly man, member Of the old school
Presbyterian Church, and the chief supporter
OF tho clergyman in his neighborhood. lie is.
consequently man of some local influence.
but he could not prevent the mob from driy
ing away by threats two English ladies who
Were residing in his family, and whom the
chiyaliy took it into their sagacious heads.
had lnstigated the slaves to escape. Thew
were obliged to leaye suddenly to avoidlvnch.
ing. The shareholders have no idea that
slave ever runs away of his own MOTION"
but whenever that anomoly occurs, there is
supposed to be an abolitionist somewhere in
stigating him to steal himself
y AT the close OF the proceedings in the case.
after the prisoners had been removed by the
deputy marshal, a meeting was held in the
court room, and Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell
made speech. ia which she defended tho
night OF slave woman to take the lives of
herself aud children in preference to slavery.
and said that Mr.. Gaines, the claimant. Ind
promised her that the slaves should be restorS
ed to eedom after he had taken them into
kentucky. Mr.. Gaines counsel however de.
med this, and said that the promise ltras only
that MI. Gaines would consider Mrs. Blaok.
weIs appeal. - Springfield Republican,.