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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
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=. DKNTA L s u K g E Q y T..
neFg confident frua bis experience in ihe
is:aetise of he profession, that he can do as
s@od work % any other Dentis', offers hlk
esytrices TO theFpscple Of the Kanawha AaYeg.
Atwtll inssrt teeth on pivot. or Taaie % geld,
", silrerI plain teeth, gum teeth, biock ,;eet !,
and continuous gaa, the being the pniy per.
s'a IL u . Irglos of eouR:Iy Inspqss. 3slonl q
;at right for making son;inu oss gums Also al
,trth over ie1Pcsed nerves. with gold Or TN;
'..44 he viii also pay special attention 70 inc
htsa,es Of The mouth. II Pr .@'F--tE Et.*.
: ii:sf-price for ia.ertion of artificial tocth
,:toA Il 10 81; filling teeth, from SOC TO 81,
E1'rae:isg. Iwhsrs 10 be Iep.acsd W new ones.
a7thlhg. u r. w
i he Is rssl$n ,aaatly 10 -ated at 4 ALLlPOLlS.
q II 4nypessan ceiling II his office can
s!~tf: tu1 aln,, unless Professionally Soscnn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
MisteIIancops,.
0kOldcc and 0mtako:
AN + SpIAN LEGEND;
II. Dyioq CNicaaiin,s Farrell to his So.

- An IN d a y LEG END;
tt! Dying CNittGi:n's Farrell to his Son
p By Jrl1A MILDRED HARNrss.
An Indian. warrior was DYING
The shadow Of the hill lay upon his
bosom, and the. mist OF tountail
cooled his eye, as, with the impulse
Of dispair, He clutched the arrow be,
side him, aud groaned, -" Q mtaa0F
A fiery boy Fprang to him, like q sun
fash. : E""- H.: (
t.Omtalo, t',ou art okolaec's son;
thou art The Eagle which dearest his
strong hopes to tho high mounts Of
the future. .Thou art the sword with
which he shall slay the serpent that
crusheth him, Omtako, the pale. face
is that serpent Take this arrow
rend the torrcst-makc~ thee many:
follow him; track upon his step like
wolf; hiss uhon his ear like theviper
Stay him--tear his Ieart--anl bring
it as a trophy, where Okoltlee sleep
eth, and lot its gore-drops bcdcw the
thistle that sliadeAl him.
'Omtako, 10! the sun sinks in red
glory; his broad blazcs flash on the
black waters like blood The sea
groancth; the forest howlcth; nature
is strong,-for ,Okoldec dieth. When
.Slo midnight tovercth him, he will be
cold; torhis spirit will leap the star
paths ofthe Hunting Groundl''' ,Be
proud, Omtako! and lay him whcrt
the tornado thupdereth. flIeares'
thoa. Omsakpf ~ Z + I ~.
..sOmtako heareth and is proHd.-
He will feast on the heart Of hepale-
face; he will Law thee in the throw Of
the tempest, aud be, TO the shade o.
Okoldee, as the red. comet. to mid
night ? r L...... nj =,
! Farewell, Omtako. Okoldeo dieth
He will remember theeein the IL ant
ing Grounds = his deer-hounl shall
be tattenel for thy coming; ZIG will
shout thy nan ne III the cl,asc;= and the
dark daughters Of the great shall wei
come thee wi til gladucs8."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

ApvrRrs1xG. This isthe season fol
advertising. There is no. one who
has been deeply engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits but that can testify to ITS
numerous advantages. BY ad1ertls-
ing, merchants are enabled to keep
a constant schedule Of their zoo Is
haforo the public, thus inviting the
trading community to see theirstoeks;
it is the best evidence, too, that they
fear not competition. and are willing
that their goods and prices shall bear
the test of the market Advertising,
indiciously managed, pays n,toli-
.henefting both tlie buyer anu SELLER. :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

ana sonh;s,,;os tha,, laba I. 80 Is.
Nm 81 H. 49,. =
A. M Santh II, 1890 1t 49,
EIa,a n.it ,,,.ann.af;, 81 ha,ss 70 10
d,sa sthesr 1l;es M ,,rac IN. -. N d.
Yo,k--sor fl,ay.k,,o,l... IN tbaf Il rosh 1
M, ,,orsa sl,o;,ld bannan that ayerv
IN D. e .hs;r cfel ,rar Ia, ;nstas;
E laaya Ham ;fthey III r,,ss = tIa;r
= ; In ! s si na .,5
II III; a,aI,t III i 1 Il, sa;;;, )
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Inv. II, fasa,,a H., am. MI III. hssss1s !
liayal a. III ,o,roas;s III ..,,,,iS m
IN tl,eir effsfarts t5a;. H.. ,l,,s;r IN.
nostnrasrs Thas ssr; Ut !. - a.rar11 ha
N.ss.,, q s...,. a. 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
Suffering and Staumefiug Cared
3, DIR. MYcoEP, Of Pittsburs, Penn:,
r Without Pain or SufsisaI Operation. !.

WHO will send the cure to any part Of
w ths Void. on tile receipt Of $40; and
tss money retafned.f the cure 10 not efectu-
g: TAA !elteSs mus be addressed TOD
WfCpFPP Boz 7is, Pi.tsbsrg. Pa, ia care o.
ArIhurs, Kodsersk Co, Baaiers. i
S-Consspond-n will please enclose
s,a'ap for return postage. u ~ + : hg--'.s
= GArTox!-Al persons who cannot produc &c
rai genuine certificates are humbugs;
., nvln2S1 BE- +. ,~..s...l nR. W.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

a sweet young lady OF the tender
and sympathetic age OF tsn' on feturn u.
herself langui,ily upon sofa, and in
q serious tone exclaimed: ! r.
~ "ReaIly. mamma, l must decline
sttepliinr church with you in future
unless we can obtain a different pew
from that we at present occupy 4
I3s.Why soln asked the ast on
Because j replied the incipitnt C :
dI ,lp 9.there IS a person in the ad-
MINI NV who starcs- at me likca
nest. do assure you, my dearest
mamma, that Il never gave him the
slipl,t.st ENCOURAGEMENT" - /
IT,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
McCoMAs s NEWMAN.
PARIS & MosI:LEY.s-
+ T. AtW \ o tt G F !.

A NDREw PARIS l., JOHN L. MosELEY
~ having entered lfnts- partnership, Tor
ala County coar.a X Kanaxha. spd in The
Glacxs Courts Of Legsn n. Boone yarA &Roanc
~lit Hereafter regularly tendthosG eoar s.
All bnlsintess entrusted 10 their CAFE will rs
osis. prompt attention.
70 - or tie d bcr Of the frm san slways bbe
foaud, during business hoits attheir ofiire,
10 RodYer,a Row, IN the to~n Of Charleston.
fCEarleston, iOct. IL 1856 -. - ~,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
30 SOLDIERS AND THEIR +IIEI1s.
. :. / 49,. AND f. ~ a o..
IT Land Spectators.

The unaers;gnrd Will posecate so'ttsis
rAs ri rESSt ms aud BOUNTY LAND,
ffsv,,ieos in.the several wars, under the va !.
t,oos arts Of Gongfess Under late. acts, Wild :
ows I'd ksirs Of enliSted men ate emitted >,
- ALgo.k-L lSp roE.SALE nHmect 81 sn*!i
isrns and town lots in Ohio large ooaleS on
ssndYrivers, Visginia; and IN Lincoln COUNTY
Rsltaety. Address -
X. M.FIRoR, Attorney at Law, ~.
d el,I . 3d.. 2. . GailiPolis. OHIO
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
I Fem up With The Fashion.

Fla ,rfE9 fsntr5 III III wv. 81 53. M /
Ma, can ! 90. and hcar the negro
sercnalers to -night7o NE E.~
NO, MY dear, | cannot think Of
letting von % 10 such performances.n
Il E"1Fhy, everybody goes 10 hear
Athems they sing sach coinicsongs, and
Btel. all sorts, Of fanny stories, Won
cant elpEluglsiiAs gil the tine.1 lido
wish ,Yessi would lef me gprsl.sstsf,o al
a. II osl must g9t not nsgs ine, Char
.1let. tor cannot tliifuw Away. motley
.on .fAltu1si Who s6 about disguised al
singing silft songs that have
Ind gool tendency, and. Yelling silly
stories that are.not calculated te,irf-
PROVE the mind, but ritl,eiiTto ,lo hnrt.
/ And aloreItlan that, ! do not believe
that. any Of the better class oil soeisr
Styyisit the concert. Eli ,tay. |.
Il Indeed Ma, then You are sralllly
mistaken, for / heard judge. Brown
Boys say they were there WITH tfieit
father and sisters. afr, r. 4.
Jones, lind Sabbath ssch6bl stbacher,
go III last night, and IswasGin the
store to-day where they seA tislrsis,
AMI tie. minister pf the lavok ;stscetI
Church caneiin and purchased three
Or four To take his family .4I,.ss al
,:Are v ..il ahdtlt What sou tell
md. Charley g 81 Il ;s7 sAes go /
Is, Mi, md M Smith reinafE
eii;whcnSlNisolI the fickets,, mat The
eoBcer;s we're, attended lN,s'erv fssshs
Observation-Disclosures f@i lIia sessas
! \ 4I Nv Oh that alters thcrease soihea
you may Cd and tell yours sister AR
tgeltca to drfss for ! Ne coonffsrt, AUDI
lwill aecon q yep, y = bclieYs there
liz nothing but q prayer meeting q
ooSsirf church foe1fiiglit.. Wunihst kesc,b
hub with thclf;isifion. \ sE9Eniac pss1:s
l..lt,illis.l. $3.50 ss..sii ra "a Hi II
|-dlN Goop1 IDAa u5lfstih ydishca
writer ofths coahtfFassss, sviiM ~
lactsilowledgealE gentleman Us nnetses
boainlto notice scurrilonsabuse ofnaf
tofipBs and aproyerbial blackgnagas.l
The same thought Is expressed i'll tho
| old saving, a Wsll Lred man will not
insrlt lpe, and 10, other can, ill
IN; lied. also. ia HE III ilawipra VS. ils
sage, which NC came across fhe other
day, III turning over the leaves 0f a.
COS: IF YOU cannot avoid 4 quarrel
With ! blackgiard. let, youf lawyer
manage II; rather than yof,Yself. 1 No
Iiinanisweeps his Own chimney, bnsenAA
ploys a chimneyisweeper, Vim hus ~
objectioifta dirty work, because itis
his trade, MI II f.i,1 ttiayaa 4 .ksys
" ni,E r,,a WARS, a, ~, frs.sl N, ficari
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
L. VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ISL 1856 ##G # NO. 80.

h. L ill., -arttF TIME VS. a f@#II ESF%f itI4I
i A 4 '--r'-
I ( Then, again, does not the whole
I political aid party history OF the
Republic +corrohprate. the assertion!
I Have not bank bills and tariff bills,
and all other schemes tor plundering
labor, been y9ted downb.Y '.slaayehpll-
ersE Have not the Jttfersons, and
Macons, ana Jacksons, always stood
stannc'l and true blythe ciusc Of Ia
Ebor2 Nj Have they not defeated The
| Aaanlses and Stewards for fifty years,
}}>alM preserved the simplicityfand tiA-
ttegrity Of our Democratic sYstonl2l j.
why IS it, then, that the farmers, the
producers, the labering classes. oi.
this State afe so infatuated as to fpi.
How Seward and Greeley in,this Tree
Isoil imposturea They know, Tor they
are too intelligentto mistake The mat.
ter, that the planters Of the. South
land the Farmers Of. the North have
common interests---th they are ma
t.,ral allies, las Mr. Jefferson called
| them sixty years ago that tlissy haye
ALWAYS acted together iii politics ~
HAYS alwaysBopposed the trading and
Specializing knavts 81 the Seward
Fscliool- and yet, Strange cnoaglt,a in
the face OF al these things, such mcrf
las fJ amos Nadsworth, and others
tiike him, are. doing all they can ~
defeat their5 own Can ser--to elevate lls Z
! Seward apdto inaugul;itse Seward BY n II
/ .7-x-to betray the castseJot labor illtt5t
! the Hands oflits hereditary and legitt-
innate enemies :nH< 1EtE
! 'Mt!k the rcause3Bot this strahge tlpi--
~ il apparent enough. They have
! gothic absurd notion int their heads
that It d+sfattcs a whita man man, n w W.,
\ alongside otka negro :Sslaye.@ His 4at!8
iunlpit gated 2bsurdity IA almost uni
I rcrsal at the North. It's repeated 50
toftenaanl confidently, and admitted
'so generally by Democratic editors
and orators, that III stunned ASIAN itiI
itcontlpyeitibie trutlf--as one cf these tho
things not even toEE 8he tflsputed, but
taken TOR granted at once, ahdtWifhoutt
question, N Ndegsratles y white man,
they say, to work aloAgrs ldes eta. ne-
srofSslaye.1 Well, TO work along
side otl a chlld-a sinnall child, twouid,
OF course, be still greater degradation,
and to work IL company With horses
orexeh gfeateryet;y1lftG et,oh the same
principle, aftrIgttipii sdc22ra Sst IL
:, lhis conciasl?n is VERY hylo.issse l ll
ne gro u ln terlpor TO the White man! 2,
tand 4ttllft If he degFa.iaf.3n 70 fork beslae
PIP peca5'fe hf Is hIll'eHf ST, Fl eYu III
1 It Is st1ll sreeater degradat1ip1 l 81 Wefk
Sby tA&siac qfthc stlll more inferior rlftr
IhorSse- q Sa!n' li1f Wflie, as cta a
~ I'M aDo f desSr n! Ela !,
slmP!soecaaso 'li !: laM & I tn II
fefa'ioh o suport'l lG1, WY ~, -
pl'N the haW Y ah4 ,Iaecia w li1s is,fp
e4uaI Mish III Nh'ls, lllit III ~ : Il 1.
Ng9t y - tifH = ~ tf''t tl III
VIII tlle 81 I'M tne my 7.i 'As \,
nPo'! e lace Iol me ear, !, tha1 VIII
aah' 't,is no1lssliS '', VIII Sas
ne lGeis hlfns siE degr''aeel Niie,f NorhI
ing oY th hc siae 0, 1t-he siase heg,o''
out Respectable Whoil WORKING w liie
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
DR. Join m, IIUyTEn,

;. i&h Dn. JOHN II. HUNTER, /,
o1gtrs his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, 10
~ oili.eas Of CuA1LIxFoN AND VICINITY.
He ma be fouad-wisa no: eng aaed-zai his
OFF e. ia The room formerly occupied By Mr.
A!seiy, Two doors above the kanawha
HDass.E% r. ~f .s-ts +. .-..-R%s'- WAIST
n. II rtu%ca. @-5f<'a . n. f:TKHroM. :.
{ n. s II. FIFTH ECII,
ATTORNEYS q COUNCILLORS At. LAW,
F.. - ,KASAwnA o. H., VA. J. +. r..
Pa xsiss ia Ksaawha. Jackson Pat nam I'D
:. -Fn .. III. Mason CouHties., IL. ~.
T:r DIV. su, asat, below the Bank.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
fs4FHEK: n - . =" M ''
T@ IAm AED4JUJTIcE. ~

y - ~ - =. = 7 =
= T# IAw Arp4JU5TIcE. s..
II. s's"ts Z: zs1Is4 T. 4 Is:
parps-s or prsticins II IL the c"u" =. OF
Isss1 ahl i'stnsR, Wi tegii attcnn-the
H,ss:t, FQuaatrriS and Monthly Courts OF
81 90 ~. eeua iss. aud win psyevrry atten-
tAR 70 bnainess satH.tea o thelr care -.
Gas Of laesottIet 81 the firm w1li AWAY pc
found at+theit oh~r, II Po'nt ,teasah ana
sas 4r4As other viii regularly Dc a. the VI
.Rsn ctniuty Courts. II
Pt.F aSant. Dee. IL, MIL +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

Flour: barrels arc selling reality IN
Cincinnati. a SOC. whisky barrels az /
s1Gsl.lo. ~ .s-sL - ~, I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
DOCTOR G. o: BUTLER,
Il PkAcIIrfoHKR OF

Ned seine ana surgery
Having permanently loiatod at nosHIeAsfE
iinrnsE, Offers his professional services to the
p"hlr boping, by dlbgent attention tnsment
he condolences otait who may desire. bis SET
vFc~sF. j :, He will be found at his cfhce, un.
rsI professionally absent ' rlnlt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

f441 THOMAS +. BRoCs, ~
A TToRSEY At LA "
- eHARLEsroS, KANAwHA CO.. VA. .
:, ,6fo-one der below the P,I Office,
Nov. %. 1875. 9s.Al r. .>~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

~ orkmanare engaged .ih clearing
away the wreck BY tho recent Gseas.
Norfolk; preparatory - rabuil ne -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

=. I. F. p. TURNER, = : ),
a IT. Q RS FL At LAW,
- iz jackson, G. H., Virginia, ~
ar Will practice in Jscksoa. and ihc.a d
!lninS Er0dhties. T. j. n3i
fs 1sToTHE PUBLrc. +
ANBREM-- ARKS,tof KnEa@Ea oauatys
end IA{N6S ". H0GB Of Putnam nodhtys
haviap SACRED INK aIlnersh'p. as AttoIael
ara FsinBr ;ors d: Lag, un5'r tle we 81
PARKs& llOGE fr rae conn les OF Aas1a
cad putus u III al esa IA he eopntH, quar-
txtly auA' ciFrilit Suut ~! tit9i amt sS aud
" III a.t.ud prs!23t1t 10 all CUISINES wE1c''
,n.y DO u :.Gstsd ~ t'tHisl. ap"eitairlhg tn
th-+i ptpfr &sou. = -. t.RA . Il, '!0S5h.
as. 4, 49, Ill.,. .....-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16
COr0ners' IlIquests.

I'm SUPPoeD FATAL ARRAY IN PEARL SrREET-Coroner
Gamble held inquest yesterday at the New York Hos
pstal upon the body OF pamed Philip Shells, who,
was supposed died from the effects Of beating re-
ootved on Sunday night in the saloon No SIT Pearl
street The evidence adduced went to show that the
deceased was quite dssipated character that the
nirht In question he had been very intoxicated, and
while in that condition he had q quarrel with q
named Jose oh Harris Blows were exchanged, but no
death The physician at the hospital, who made post
uortem examination Of the body gave it his opinion
that death caused by extravasated blood upon the
BRAIN caused by ntemperance verdict 10 that effect
ter rendered by the jury The accused was there
upon discharged from custody. Deceased was thirty
years Of age, and a native of Ireland.
SUICIDE on AN UNKNOWN MAN BY observation-disclosures
Oonnery held inquest yesterday at the foot of North
Moore street. upon the body Of unknown man, about
20 years of age who found drowned yesterday morn
ing The deceased was perfectly naked, and sup
posed he was the unknown man VINO comnitteu SUICIDE
. Few days ago by jumping of the above pier No ev
Aence a. TO hts name or place OF couo DC Cd
snined Verdict, "Death by drowning"
Fatal HArcHwAY AocIDxN.-Coroner Connery held an
Inquest on Monday at the New York Hospital upon the
}uries accidentally received by falling down the hatch
way of Mr. Prebles store, No. 80 Beekman street. YER
aics accordingly. Deceased native OF Ireland and
Was Is years OF age.
eUYPosED SuIcIDE-Coroner Connery also held an in
Guest upon the body Of named George C1ynk who
aied at the New York Hospital from congestion of the
lungs produced by the excessive heat Of sunday The
deceased was supposed, comm2ted suicide by taking
0xychnDe, but post norton examination OF the body
showed clearly that death caused by congestion Of
ehe lungs. Verdict dinghy Deceased was AZ years
Of Age, and was q nat!ve OF Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16
Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBKRY.-Patrick Cosgrove, alias
Cockroach, taken into custody Monday night by
scer Telleman, Of the Fourth ward police charge Of
highway robbery preferred against him by James Car
roll Of No. James street. The complainant alleges that
he was knocked down and robbed Of SITS in bank bills
Is, which identified by the complainant as portion
e the proceeds Of the robbery The affair took place
soal game Of faro when Cosgroye becoming
II the losses he had met with sought TO regain his money
By forcby taking well filled pocketoook from the per-
Of Carroll. The accused was taken before Justice
Connolly yesterday morning. when he was held TO bail in
the Of 81 900 TO the charge before the next
tegm Of the Court Of General Sessions.
DEADLY ASSAULT SHPBoARD.-James Sheehan
taken into custody by officer Sullivan of the First ward
Police, charge Of having committed an aggravated
assault upon sailor named Dean Hughes. The accused,
who Of the brig None, lying at pier
No. 3, North river, became engaged in quarrel with
Hughes Monday evening" when the former struck the
latter the head with heavy billet of wood. Hughes
conveyed TO the New York Hospital where the physi
attendance OF opinion that be cannot recover
Hheehan committed for examination by Justice Con-
nolly.
RowpY rHIEyrs-On Monday afternoon . woman named
Nary Hiderbrandt residing in Fifty second street. be-
tween Sixth and Eleventh. avenues discovered young
ordered them of the premises when one Of the young
striking Der in the head fhe scapegraces then jumped
INTO q wagon and drove of, leaving the woman In an
almost senseless state. One Of the Twenty second ward
police discovered the woman lying upon the ground and
had conveyed the station house. where her wounds
dressed by the district None OF the scams
have been arrested.
CHARGE on PASSING CorSTKRynT MoSEY.-Thomas Glib
en arrested by Of the Fifteenth ward police,
charge Of having passed counterfeit IS on the Hamilton
unnk, Of Scituate county X L. upon Mr.. Fatcozen pro-
prtesor OF store No 81 Blocker street. in exchange
hr some trivial article Of merchandise. The accused
Vas taken before Justice Dawson at the Second District
Police Court, where he held for examination ON the
above charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16
Williamsburg Intelligence.

ArrDuIEo OUTRAGE A FExALE.-About IL O'Clock, on
Monday night young Irish woman, named Eliza Malls
- Who had just arrived in this country appeared before
Assistant Captain Hunt Of the Fih district police and
entered complaint against private watchman ON board
- steamboat Massachusetts lying the foot Of North
Eighth street. for attempted rape appears that com
painant looking for situation, when she was met
= the street by accused who invited her 10 remain with
I'm family until she could get place. By this means he
succeeded inducing her 70 on board the Ma sachu-
eseas which has been condemned, and lies anchored
~ the dock On entering the cabin he locked the
door and then attempted TO carry out his design After
keeping the woman prisoner for several hours she was
allowed 10 20 deck and from thence was set on shore
by . negro who passing in small boat party Of
orcrs visited the steamboat about O'Clock yesterday
morning 10 arrest the accused but unable 70 lind
hin, and up to the present time he Is atlargc.
DaowSm-A boy named George Wells, about seven.
teen years Of age residing In Bushwick, was drowned
about O'Clock yesterday morning. at the Grand street
serry, on the New York side. He attempted 70 jump
nom The boat on shore, and fell between that and the
Bridge and NOT seen Afterwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-16
The Slave Trade In Baltimore.


Four persons yesterday taken into custody in this
city by j. w. Watkins, Esq, the United States Marshal
the charge Of having been engaged in the slave trade
Their names c. T. Baker, A. G. Baptista, Carlos La
bradada and Mr.. Saber The circumstances which led
TO their have not yet been fully made known but
far have been able TO learn them they fol-
lows-Some months ago the schooner c. +. A. Cole
purchased by Mr. Stabler and fitted out at this port
supposed, for the slave traffic. Is also conectured
that she sailed for the coast Of Africa, secured cargo Of
slaves the Island Of Cuba where the slaves
sod and returned 70 the Chesapeake Bay and there the
vessel was scuttled.
The statement about the voyage 10 Africa and the
selling OF the slaves Is conjecture but the scu
Ting of the vessel is authenticated fact About
three weeks ago she discovered at the mouth or
the St Marys river, In the Chesapeake Bay where she
had been scuted and rapidly filling with water she
taken charge by salvors and brought into port and
by order the United States District Court last week
sold the proceeds Of the sale divided between the
vernment and the salvors. The vessel having been
abandoned excited the SUSPECT that slavee and
condemned to be sold for III Al the in.
stgation Of the United States District Attorney
issued for the arrest of all parties engaged in fitting
out and conducting the vessel and accordingly the per-
above mentioned taken into custody Baker rs
supposed have commanded the vessel during the
don IAbradada is charged with being with her during
the cruise and Mr. Bapsa the Portuguese Consul at this
port charged with being concerned in having fitted her
out a SLAYER Baker and Labradada committed 10
jail and the other held 10 bail By the United
take place before the Commissioner this morning
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rsxy insanity was the cause Of the attempt 1t self de-
uaxuction.
s<aous AoSupr0r TO A STAGE DEuvER--Thos Thompson,
1rvor OF stage No 96T Of the Madison Avenue Line was
rrecipated nom seat Monday afternoon, while
driving hts omnibus Broadway near Bond street. and
hsd his arm broken He also severely injured about
Ne mead The unfortunate man taken 70 the New
York Hospital by the Fifteenth ward police.
Rouru1 CAuRH.-On Sunday last, Grace Chapel, IN
Asaor place, entered by some burglars, and some
vuaabe property carried or The rascas succeeded 10
soeGng the vestry room, from whence they stole
nsnno silk gowns table covers &C.. valued in all at 500
70 burglary effected in broad daylight without the
tmowIedge Of the police No arrests