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Personal IntslIlasnos.



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s.:- M:i.oe md n.gses Power yous.s.n cordsss..
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Mrs. .ssus Fs New Sos ross
dsspsi.hes French legation sdy sud maid NJ AID Ms
hooe, ksmhsn son and dsnsher xonirsal nr ssd Ms
.sppn, ing ana ssr o. Lsowel srglsnd Mr Brown.
~ t sss hf nos, s n .; .s,
LANG; NJ kremeherg, (reser dssraieh~sl BALTIMORE
.snoun sec Iof Iega Ion rxyisl Mr. Meier, rsrn
arid stevens England; Onward Kvita nv; ON vessel.
NJ ocdslL snsland Benismin Dawes t-asds 0ro-sI
LONDON; MI and nrs wilson, England. wr syd Mrs I'm
Turner, England; kirkpsuics, Hy, JnA l. nls, Dog
ou.rsr,ars bsrmad. scrcpss o.liforns ~ Damp
weGi is sSs 's;.s ssr.u Ne C.ss Rove
TOTAL g. Specie eloc0D.
10 ARRIVE,
Prom New Oricsss In ssesmshp orsnsda-H wagner End
Ven In the Storage.
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nnrkets.
Nsv osslvs, oa Is, 1857.
The sLes OF costo 10 day 600 bales, ~ pAa q
loo FOR .iddlisg me Persa's nevs had % efeci Re
ccpu .edsy, 900 bales sugar q lover; f., 70 prime,
on Ne" Ycrt, q. per cent discount:
There IL nothing doing here IN cosion.
couos-saies 70 day 500 bsiss, ), full price,.
CHARLESTON, oct. ~, 1857.
cossop-sAles 70 day 800 bales, ii l2sc for good mid
savAryAH, 90, Is, 1851.
The saies Of cotton 70 day add up 2o bAss ~ ike
12c for middlsg.
Cotton ma,hs quiet Sales 70 DAP loo eain- We quote
middnnG IL Ike . lie.
Ia four there Ia only nominal business dol NJ the fire.
shel restricts business uansacicns wbessAos Of 500
7sc, and los Of 600 bushes Of canal sold 500 for
90 POUNDS No salss o. corn reported. 0su Ao. 400
o. , - Sos .s ss ~ p,son 2c cash The
In . condition Tor business 70 morrow.
BCuAIo, oa 2s-eP.n
choice wlsoonsn, and Is IS Is for ssvs oslo and Mon
igan, nossly n t Wheu 10 aeady. asles Of 90 goo
bushels Chicago sprss ~ soc and 1000 bush ,Is white
Canada al u IL. Corn ~ quiet and unchanged. Small
salts at SEQ. . SIC Oas nominal al e4o wh!skey-
Sales OF 100 bbls. 81 lso Ffeigbts lsko : iss Tor
whss. 70 Ne. ao,r 1%gers for .hs ,-sny ioy hour
wheat Erpors-ssoo obls. flour, 10000 busneh vncas
$4,000 do. corn.
Flour scsdy. Bale, bdsy 81 81 70 a. rs for com
mon 70 extra. wheat 10 scarce and In good demand.
ssles ,odsy 900 bushels lCnioaso spring II s1ko
dur and unchanged Lake lnport. 70 dsy- 900 bushels
wheat Canal exports todsy-saoo bbls. -four, 1900
bushels -hsa eco bu.hes corr .sd aioo sv.he. rye,
Flour souve sales o. a,eoo bss. !. a. whsss ga.
massive st exc Corn dull Al $50 Shipments 70 Bsrs-
% lI7no pcsns" 49," 0iweso none Receipts,
corn
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been ovesset By the revuldoa. The whole fabric
Of our commercial system has been changed BY
the events Of the past few weeks.
In the first place, an enormous proportion Of
the goods we have bought Of England will not
be paid for at all An impression prevails that
the dry goods dealers and some of the other i'm.
porters have not by any means seen the worst of
the crisis; at any rate it is well known that very
many of them have been compelled to fail in
their engagements to their English correspon-
dents, and that others will be compelled to pur
sue the same policy. Thus great proportion Of
our debt to England will be wiped out by the dis
honesty Of the individuals who owe it. So far
rs the country is concerned, the effect, barring
the loss Of honor and credit, will be the same as
if the debt were paid in flour or gold Again,
the season of pressure, the close of which, 1t
must be hoped, we are now rapidly approaching,
has had the effect of compelling us to curtail
throughout all the grades Of society. From the
importer to the servant girl, everybody has cur
tailed in some measure or other. And the most
obvious effect Of the change may be found in
that message sent few days since by body Of
New York merchants to Secretary Cobb, init
mating that for forty days not single order for
foreign goods had been sent out. This, of course,
will largely aid our side of the commercial &C.
count, and greatly tend to diminish the balance
that would be otherwise stored up against uA
Whether the English, as rule, will avail
themselves of the present deprecated state of our
public securities to effect further purchases to
any considerable extent cannot yet be foreseen;
we hear of orders to buy, but at the same time we
see a state of things in England and Europe gene
rally which leaves but little room for speculation
of any kind. If more of our securities do go
abroad under the effect of the present deprecia-
ton, why, that will also tend to disturb the usual
balance of trade, and help us out of the English
debt
Altogether it would not be surprising If for
many weeks or months to come, these three
causes, namely, the insolvency of England's
debtors here, the cessation of importations, aud
the ncrease of investments by Englishmen in
American securities of one kind or other,
operated to make US Englands creditors and to
turn the balance Of trade in our favor.
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An APrIAL FOE RusvoLzH OsJsu.-A very praise
worthy institution was established within the AR few
ysAn under the title Of "he House q Mercy" In Eighty
SIKH street., near tho North river with the view Of fun
shins employment portion Of thai olss OF females
who ars By many Considered beyond tbs pale Of human
sympathy mo object Wa By giving them work TO AFFORD
them a the aamc time IN opportunity Of reforming and
OF esAblahirg among themselves patient habits OF Indus
w. UP TO the present time the Managers have been
sbed 70 support tho institution by she work obtained from
reached ths institution and upheld by The contrbu-
tons Of The benevolent Ia feared they win mot be
able 70 maintain much longer. charitable lady, 10
whom it, existence thus far 10 largely owing endekvor
Ing 70 obtain assstance, and ~ tue object really do
serving one, trust her appeal will promptly aud H.
uinctecn fem ales In the In nsuron
Boar RACE "A match for four hundred dollars VIII
ke place Today Harlem river tao four cared
boats Robert Il Aaiye OF Greenpon., AMI the Expert.
nent, OF the wnamsbuJg Metropolitan Club rhe fos mer
WAS he wicncr In the late regatta Of the Empire City Club,
and toe latter took the second Frizs
THs sormRy AID soorr. -rhe anniversary services OF
The southern Aid Society win be held sa DR.. Adam
church, Madison square, this evenng at TX O'Clock Tie
obj OF OF the society u the dinuson OF prIuAl light
among The negroes Of The Hocth.
Tm GAsRornD In account Of Mr.. Gaypors exps.
rence ct the hands or sarrosers, few days age We
stated thai The proprietor OF The ooery STORE OF
tenth and Nineteenth street. was arrested on
sus con OF having been impncaed Ia The robbery Ths
was Incorrect. IL WAS The proprieors clerk Who was
taken into custody. We are also requested 70 IN
habi. OF hAIborng gsfrosers or thieves bal keeps
spectacle store.
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1OvUmSnts OF the NOutnsrn DteamsrSs
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, OoL %, 1857
The United 6atea mail steamship Alabama, from sew
Yosk, ar .ivsd here on Tuesday night, Ill wcu
THE NASHVILLE At CHARLEsT0N.
CaAlLnsTor OK. 70, 1857
The United States mall steamship Nashville, Capt nur
ray from New York, arrived here ct eight O'Clock tnis
morning.
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ATfOus ARRAY.

PHILADELPHIA Uct -, 1877.
An array oecurroi yesterday upon cara near Cham
oersourFl oetveen NJ hokibbon, member OF Congress
latter ~ nourrtd tho onmiiy Of his whole family By The
seduction CT bis vifes sister deaf and du NIB girl seve
raj years since rae parties met scodsnnly FOR tue nra
me since the occurrence. Prols used md Craig
wa wounded, bat not dangerously Mr.. MoKiboon ths
sor in.l law OF The Naval 0fhoer OF This port.
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Disasters ~ Sea.

WRECK OF The sBrP KossUrH-AS ABANDONED
STRIP FALLM IN WITH.
WAsHSGros, Od. 70, 1887.
The savannah Meas says that arrival from Nassau
reports the wreok Of tie British ship Kossuth ssn
insAni, CT hinilA she Was bound from Mes York 70
Ne. orieans. Also reports falling 10 win ship, the
Esd instant water logged and abandoned she vas 100
low 10 NE wafer 10 ascertain her pame.
fHa SHIP CoMoRo IN DISTRESS.
Bosros, DOT ~, 1851
dnDastcd ahlp, sho sing the signal numbers OF me
Uomoro from sumsuA for Boston, ancnoy two milos
NJ T. CT CobsssoA the lays easy inc Board or Lnder.
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Arrest In Boston for Circulating Spurious
Notes.

BOTTOM, ON 1867.
George y. Oowen, Edward Price and jacob Stanton,
have been arrested here, In connection with forgeres,
en- racirg The circulation OF unsg ned bank ross,
rslen q few nonhs since from The New England Bank
Note Company The amount thus spuriously crcaiaied
GOES NOS probably exceed o. 600 me parties held
"A rail fOrk ra
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CIsvnAsD. o Oct 70, 1871.
Notwithstanding the pcssponemsnt Of ths Disunioa Con
ventou, one hundred delegates from mine or ten
sa es here and aaclyed TO day. harius Robinson,
Ohio, sproined President and Voe Presden
lsected from each free State business commioes were
appointed AddreMes were made BY Mr. Parker, Of Pitts
burg, Abby KeLy Foster, and others
Arssouton ssrong conde ming tho action Of the Dam
mmtoe u Arapgemsnh IN the posp mont Of the Con-
venton, passed unanimously Tho resolution sets
forth hal the sgpers Of the oa the delegates and others
friendly the objects or tho Oonvenon Go no sufficient
Tor tho potpouemeat OF the Convention, especially
u iste period (many OF The Delegates only learning
Of the poatpcnement their arrival that gsoi faith
self respect and responsibility 70 the cause of humanity
and freedom, compel adherence to The original desga
that We, without qr esonng the motives Of the Com
mitee Of Arrangements in posspo0 nj the Convention
will hold ono for the promotion Of tho object consem
plated In the original call
Tse Bpaness % mmec reported series OF revolutions
setting forth ths Antagonis Of freedom and slavery and
the impossbily and quit or any attemt at the unon
thereof ana comm sndiSg slaves 70 rise In the spirit Of
17i6 and achieve their own freedom.
Speeches were made By A. II. Powell, Of New York,
and Burleish OF Connecticut setting forth the doc
rires OF the disunonsb.
the Convention will meet sgain 10 morrow.
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The Great Flood


AIBHY Oct q. 1897.
The ffeshet 10 still upon Al IL O'CLOCK night the
water Ii height, within two and half fest Of The
great February freshst Ths wafer remained stationary
some six hours when began 70 reoede, and during the
last twelve hours bAs fallen some eighiesa inches
The busness portion OF the city 10 yet submerged
two or three feet No communicates with VESSELS lying
Of The docks except By boais, consequently no load
Ing or disohArgng Of ca1goos can DO e6ecscd large
for their oarsos, but hcy cannot be approached the
entire dsyict under water. Canal boats can neiihsr
enter the basin nor depart westward. 10 truth,
al manner Of business carried on near the river
prosch their stores BY means Of boa1 and entering In the
second siofies Never within he recollection OF any one
has such Tremendous ffeshe occurred In q mild and
genial month IL ocsober. The steamers On the II rer,
The river, find very dhcul, navigation aud dangerous
lAl dies and several 10 day abandoned their trips.
Intelligence received here rom the Wor, gives fearful
Gdngs o. the storm. On LAkc 0ntvo several VESSELS
raj vessels wrecked IN their approach 70 the hArbo
No accosn. from hose outside, but fearful apprehensons
entertained.
Al Syracuse the rresse was unprecedented The south.
portions OF the city Inundated add families had
10 escape from their dwellings In the bea manner shey
could some vadng through the water three feet deep
For ths last thirty years such terrible frsshe has mot
BEEN Witnessed 10 the Onondasa crock.
Al Utica the hohAs ernowod ~ bo1ks, covered
the wfoe couDry for many miles ana lndeei all along
the Mohawk Oats down 10 the junction or the Hudson too
whole valley presents hed OF water scarcely
before The standing crops CT corn patoes buck wheat
and hupdreds q nns OF hay In the sack have bear swept
away with The tremendous current
We have no account frcm the upper Hadsou In the
hsrn part Of the SsAte but thore believe
ron the effects felt here, that tho streams up saraogA
rul exxnt, and oaased immense damage 70 farms and
lurnberncn-
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ALBAxT, OoJ
The leading republicans and Know NoshDe hive eject
ed complete fusion In This city and county rhAe II nov
only ticket In opposition TO the democrats Asay OF the
mssses however, rcpudAie the Convenso6, sud refuso
20 submit the articles Of fason The radical republican,
are openly denounorg the American candida r beua!or
and refuse osuppo him Use Versa In irelauon 70 the
o0upkv q
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M RRAscHs mL.-hr. Stephen b. Branch, . few
evenings ago. presented petIon 70 The Common Council,
Mkny the payment Of bill OF o. 900 FOR expenses incur
red during msSoa on which he wAs employed about
year ago There y, believe, doubt that he actually
spent that amount and was expanded In the perform
ssoe OF work In which be Wa employed By the oommon
Council, there reason why should no, bc paid the
any other debt oontrseted By The Corporation
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THAIBnos CoscRm -rhalbesg, VioultsDps, Ffexso-
ni Caster LAbooetta Klezsr and Roooo give two
cerls this week. with splendid programme. fne fst IL
II the Brooklyn Atbensum, and tho second u Nbos sa
LOOM On Friday evening Az sample Of The programme
may mention the trio from 81 Lombard" which IL 70
b nng BY Frexz,lni, Gasser and LAbocei.a with
panimsas By fhalberg and yisuxtcmps such oomb
nston should bring out I'll the amateurs well the 60
neral public ieven In the hardest times
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BrYuo, O5s a., 1851.
nesmtug ard vessel has been sent 10 the brig snu.
dard, lahore 81 Old MsckinAo, and her cargo viii be
brcush, forward probably without os, Other than the
salvagn
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rsS o,.HnAL sxwsPArxR DsspAvcH.

WAsGs0roz, Oca -, 1857.
ma uou.ulssoay a Pstenls has rendered 70 Mr. Robert
For uuc OF Eusard - agency for the ntroducou and
cultivation Of me tea ps I'D other productions Of Chime
10 shis country me seIeaIcA Of this gentleman owing
70 bis expA ienoe such uee cry
WIN Ftna mas been sppoisssd by the President Assst
Secretary 70 sign land wssrAn IN she General Land
OMoo.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK sOA1D.
Murder or Family OF Four Persons NJ Dt.
il NH n


Esw OaIAAAs, Ool -, 1857.
A gang Of RNasked Ast night sAackod The iahabi.
tants OF g. Thomas street, who mostly Irsh, In IN IN
discriminate manner, killing ono and badly woundug
dozen others There u no clue 70 the smaslns Or their
Object
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Burning or tho Utica Look Factory.
UnoA, N. r., Oct %. 1857.
The Utica Look Factory IVES destroyed BY fire this
mosnng The loss y about 600, aad the insurance
about $50 600. IpceAdiaris a d suspected.
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81 LOUIS, U5k u, 1877,
Al Q democratic meeting held at Leoompton Kansas
Territory on the 30sh inSt, revolutions were adopted
strongly oondemnatoFy Of The action Of Aessrs. walker
and stanton respecting the returns nom Oxford prectnoa
Johnston county Inc or the Governor and Score
tary was characterized high handed Illegal and
usuYpanon Of power belonging only 10 the Legslasure
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Ths Southern nail
wAnscros, oct -, 1851
We have received no mall south Of Savannah 70 cay
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err \ = God aay ocsr IN Ne service IL me Rchis
- O1 ems HAks end Whippe and LAeut Nlc0c01a.
5000 IL Eshnh or Ne eovwnmeot josiah Randall Eqs
- cxamiSea On the part OF the applicant.
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Uhs pIlnnssots Election.

The Minnesota Election.
CHICAGO, Dot %, 1857.
The election returns received from Minnesota CONTRA
dctory Information received this morning sayu that RAM
say hiss besn elecsd BY majority OF IL impossible
10 decide who elected until We receive the official 70
turns
In the Legislature the democratic majority In The House
u eight, ana In The Senate nve.
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N0mlnasion for the New York Senate.
DUNKnx, OCT. %, 1857.
Chaxles A. Garry M yesterday Afternoon no minsted
- he American candidate Tor Senator, nom TIM, the
Esd Senatorial district.
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a.is . Dozen superior shirts Ter ~, Bsu.s
appearance nooDY wIaeIWs, SIS Bro.dv,s.
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ecrr" oounr-Crcuit Part l-Sos Ns, $40, 2ll
2c3, $50, ss1. $50, 2sB, 2sb 70 go, 1913.
U. Grues uours.--sos. 20, a. 70 ~, 90, 81, ~ 70
e3, Al, %.
sursuos Uorrs-Eos Ee se7, 2os go, ns, asa, sss.
S3Q BOT, $40, cas- $50, e5i es3 e5e eco 49, Ss sos
&7, tss, AGO. 4el, ses, eos, eie, e51 s3s a. as H. D.
eS, on, $50, Sos, all, 67s 6aS, 1o< go, t73, fsJ
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0irard HOUSE. Philadelphia -On and aftsw
this date the price board this house viii reuced fv0
" 70 70 ~ per diem. PkKsBURy, SYKES 90.
OcTosER d, 1887.
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Photographs ss Half Price,
BRADys GALLERY,
fos sm and 80 BvoaAwuS.

Change OF Hour
The ADA ~ kxpress Company,
On and after Monday ocL z VIII close her inland an ~
for Bos,on and East at ?. ~
Sssmboat express ri 81 pm.
Phlsdepha Western and Southern expr>~ses q SkY.M
This company ensbcd, throuah their VARIOUS o0ce
naat w.st and souh, 70 pJ particular attention 70 CO.
lection OF notes. drsns, bfs sscepsAncea, 10, Az
For rAles and further infoymsiioa, pleAse sp, " to
JOHN HOuy,
Afams xrpr~ss Cface. Nee Ycvs-
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BsschsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs asd ro~p.ss--
"a Inc msn nfs1tuy, rs Broadway.
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be~s and cheapest drs~sna bs.uufv,n. .,s.y,
suy,ins prssvvins and restoring De sux IAlie- w 4
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1ur WAREHOUSE,
No. "a Madss Asel
u q. 0UFrHnR q soHA
Ar prepAsed In he facs OF ertstnG
prvunssn - ~ vN1s, ~ eel tesr
vevy ersnsvs asd vAsSeA $50 -
LArtEs oSHnn sAsuvAyvaaD vvss,
srsaiU reducsd pvscsa asd invite special sisa.s0 -
rhs charAcsss Of .s~;r house iBsurss W cussoms
GENT guarantee lhN goods which 20 proVeru wv
I'd and MANUFACTURED. yin be offered
Furs Will be Bearer
Az tho winter ssts In Therefore, II 10 wise 70
Purshase now
When besuuful sable ersine mink sore msrsn cssscea
Ia fsch Squirrel and French sable vcosines muhs oap
per cen, under cos.
fA broadway,
Opposite a. Paula
...,s . a>r~.. uupsrsor shirts Ter 81, Wquss
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Crsss.doro's Hair Dye, Wigs and To-p~~~--
rIIed. no. Q Astw house.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-06-06

whom they met; they complained that "At Mechan.
icsburg and elsewhere, they we're surrounded by
hooting crowds, but the female portions of them
and they Termed a very large portion, nssail.
ed them with bitter reproaches and c~ontenptous
Scorn aud rage appeared to make
some of them almost frantic, Border RuHians,
nan-stealers, horse thieves, &C., were among the
best terms applied to them. The prisoners siren.
ously deny that they were intoxicated when per-
forming their official duties, for they declare,
they are all TEN perance folks where we we're oper-
ating, and a drink was not to be got for love or
money"
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette from
whose letter we extract the above paragraph, adds:
On travelling to this place, (Springfeld) from
Xenia this morning, I found on the cars and at
the stopping places, the recent occurrence at Me.
chaniesburg, and the arrest of the United States
Deputy Marshal, the subject of general conversa-
ton. The nature of the remarks are sufficiently
indicated by such expressions as "These are
mighty hard diggins for niger hunters" "If they
want our boys ard our boys don't want to 60 they
can't have .em." "Nigger drivers don't own this
bit of creation" &c.
THE FUGITIVE WHO WAS AIDED.
Says the Urbana Citizen
Addison, the fugitive, has been living in the
neighborhood for some six months. He got off
at fredericksburg, being unable to go further for
want of funds. Finding employment, he conclud-
ed to remain there until he made enough to send
for his wife and children, who were still in Ken
lucky, but free. Some time since his wife was
written to. 1t is supposed that the letter was
intercepted, and by that means his master came
to tie knowledge Of bis whereabouts.
Addison is still in the neighborhood, fully armed,
and determined never to be taken alive. lie is a
powerful man, able to whip half a dozen CT slave
catchers in single combat. Our informant says he
can raise q barrel Of whisky over his head, with
case, a feat that but few men are able to per-
form. Whether any further attempt to arrest him
will be made, remains to be seen.
Wonder if this first effort On the part of our ex-
cellent Democratic Deputy Marshal, Poffnbarger,
will not satisfy him that this business of catching
is rather critical2
Such is the history of this affair thus far. Of
course Judge Leavitt will not let so favorable an
opportunity slip for again subjugating Ike Ohio
Courts to his Judicial despotism backed rs he is
by the whole power of the Union. If our State
Judicial and executive officers had the spirit Of the
Mechanicsburg women, we might hope for q fair
show Of State sovereignty, in resistance of this
dcspotism. But there is hope in the future. These
men and women will create q public sentiment
which will eventually reach to Judges and Gov
ernors.