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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-12
ADVERTISEMENTS

HATS AND GAPS.
Ehave this done oFt,e hpe.tapa
tern markets.
i comprise IN par, the following kinds:
Gents No silk Moessin Hats HIGHT elastic made by
the best hatera East and In accordance with our or.
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white black; Son Fur and
''e'l Aas' Ct every so'0F.q9.2Il!Ss65 and price.
such The Ss7ada, Nothing Pyrenese Pyramid Ca!
Caps and All other Kinds In Abundance Which viii he sod
ever than 0oodl Of e1e kinda offered before to
oharea's Hats aua Caps of All Kinds just received from
the most fashionable honsea In New York.
An peEoD6 respeetnv invited to eai in and ex.
anime magnificent Stock Goods before phrehasIng
feel confident that we please The most
a.othaE I'm wanting part neseramO-
.''' 70 COUNTRY SiSfSTF MERctAvrs
Eoa wish anything In the Hats Caps fust glTe
low they can he GOT a6y Where this SIds 81 81
snd on the most favorable teFma.
III AVE you DysptpsiR, use TTFA N4II9 ETTSSTR
nave YOU Rheumatism nse. IIAAIPT0N's TIINCLINE.
Do want brush comb bottle Of dne perfume
70 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do soap quick FOOD and eheap use his
CONCENTRATED LYE. - 4's 80
oI1Hyepr horRs lame SICK, MEBcnAT's GARGLING
Hsys you the plies use the certain PILE o1ST.lESr
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaye
99ppeFtsr Balm Of thousand Flowers
ssniaGs s s,TfatSs Or on
"e't Pine sponge
RolIoHGy's pins and ointment o = V SsOts
BAKERS Cod Liver on
Roethays's Holland Bltters
For sale BY 7. II: LOGAN CO.
u Bridge F0P1VV
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/. ,,,v ENGINE For = XL,E.
tsW and complete Ensns, eynI-f @ fnh.s 81;
Win tT0 neH Boilers SO inches ltan;tsr 4slF
eplo INn. N. MArrnsEs CO.
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PARTISAN TOOTH PASTE.
Warranted not to inIure The enamel Of the teeth
- repaired with great care sud for sale Ony bT
B PUGDENDERG & R0BERtS:
49,. Washington Han Dfus sg2LS:-
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N0HELTY HILLS FEIII5755 =
tsD7 4RRELs Just received and for SAFE ,,st,
DOANE s&4COlFGILL,.,5
n n W. 49, corner Main and Quincy atrestS
White WHEAT lae9e t5Sn
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NOTICE.

ns. WaEShSGS UterInIo CREhoIIcnn, Bpr.
haV9B Houa1N RitterS, Toodand'6 German BtterS
Asstsnle Iineture, Citrate Of Maguesia tDry
Sad ON q superior artiee) Tinet CinoR
EeFtat hpu9WAyS Pills and Ointment, HolinWAvS Worm
Balm Electric on Ayers
AeETy EeetofA. all Of DR.. JAynGS Medicines and DWrR
article o. Brandy warranted equal any In the cftys
aud for sale At the DruI Prescription Store
A ogS4 EGNDENBTIR3 Z ROBERTS
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- Nos. / and e.-.YOr sale By .....I. 90
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Of the anest quality. and In every variety.
YESTINGS
OF beauty excellence and entirely beyond
scFptOn Together with large AplcnA assortment OF
GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Gentlemen desiring handsome good ft will 40
we'll to give CALL All will he attended to With
promPtness, and every attention given to
to all who may favor INC with their patronage.
TH0S. HUGHES,
No. IS cor. Monroe 4 Water SITS.
eplV'lm Wheeling Va
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!sp9 e. Z. H. LOGAN ! : GG;-
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- lL1ALAiII5Y FLOUR -,
( BARRELS best brands in store and FER 5S say
wv mVt2 ". RLlLIIL-
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Z5fl Lbs; Jumper BsrFi5s, Tee'iI ~
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L. Miller. brnchburgva Rev. T. Mitchell Pres Elder
OK t tHS NJ Church Rev Samuel EnerlIne, corner ConEay
street BAIT j. H. @. Berry No 49, Sharp street Bait Saul
| 'furrett No. II Lee street, Bait.
Price cents bottle. For Mt Washington ITaf
Drug Store, by FIJNDENBERG 4 ROnFPTs
sole snrers Of the gepqins Pap Tootbpaste
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STORYTELLING NI5s Nj
watches, Clocks and Jewelry

tt1e IoEtolse Shell Tuck O6TnbS T1i5.s rjrt
ie ~ and plain ct6th ana nat 5PSs
me q and tnss ana
anime for themselves invited 70 can ana e.
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f = y Fam MARBLE TTOPEe-


ETSHP 68 MARKET sST VyFIFTT TS7SS
~ - having made eSteSSiS VA.
eFeetiS5 n me supply Of Marble I'M IN
AFehiiectS 25 he ~ me
eonanS n la me general N g
iSrbss n ~ A1igTesT ~ st2ek
other esfS ~ tlcl be sold lo14. tII
before his stock
Invite ~ y ne most StIls
~ u ifSs H e1lq
Heal ma n work. ~ 54tr
and VII teua19,
1nff - stfdr IL -
iaanti5 94s prieeS dan slil
= s1eA eau examine nv 49,
tl.35 ssss eR0EfA8Ssts9 &
on IA q n
and f9f ~ Rla9teE
g ss,i==y=7ss fEs6 81, q
z. ,Ss a.
assYy gtoek d sfll filrt5 - =
sifs t2tt l9ehes bdif SSt ~
Oct14 JsiIs 81 tf3i 1tS1.,s S
H h M I5I4 ssef iYaShIGF tod IiSJI
sss s.sFs sSs
=sesEsl Ss,sS,s g AIIiRyH 1IcNA EB!
ter stfeet IVlae1fs ~,
~ 80 1S3 lTseei we'd q q rs
PRitAIsdI - ~ 4.ss slAgAsIns 9 BRO.
IszssiSS
\ q. Eua1Sz a -
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Fall AND WINTER STOCK.

BEG to invite the attention NJ my friends customers
on very extensive and peFb Fall aud Win
ter Goods nov received aud arriving from the Eastern
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NOTICE t5 hereby given warn All persons from taxing
certnn Note for the of Two Hundred and sixty.
y ~ USlTr SyeT g. toFTaTse Ohio Sent 29 payable
was rauduleny obtained the same viii mt he Se
40 me- ROBERT MCINTYRE,
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sWAIGHES, CLOCKS LEWEkRP, STI PER i2L4TRD
-, !, IHA4fG, hANC,l' AND VARIETY L10ODS!i'
AN now Opening large magnificent stock Of goods
me sSoys line to which respectfully invite the al.
ten l3lt OF ule pubic. y. r. SCOTT
9EAu 3s-'s1s -as-l 81 81 Main
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
Proceedings Of the Common C,n,ni,


The p,,-, ~, - -. - 49, Dec ii'h' 1917
! the Mayor in fbe chair ii'hor
Present, la Fiat u,en..a
Absent-Aid Pierce and JenL;. '''i'i
/ The CITY Clerk bei,, .bs.,t - .,
on motion appointed cit CT Esq wa 5
The records of tho -. I'm
i We o,5 ,5 " Tue last meeting
4 The Dill of NJ ia -.
caused hv r,.p,e,y-l If - So ior damages
+ Fountain street. On commerce anu
+ the table "A- 0i ui'tioh' lad on
4 William, W
for on. - -, = ''i>''i"h Tor a tavern license
soIars. and sra,,,t;- 1.;s ,'9.- on PF
4I1 ~ ''Hu according to law all the
wIerrp,op ~, 'i' same eHeent aid Ena'
,. -, vs. aDJodrhed until Tuesday
IT, n,.4r,I nat this 4 - . ''-ios' o. Io'''-
His Honor the Mavor i, IN. cut
T'-s.sns AID: B.,.ksn. F,-,,, D..
ana Mreust ---i'1oh' 'ehAIn
TIE record ofthe proceedings Of Ii last ,,e.ti, No.
Taereaaoa Jon, h., g, - -
a' te Codn5y o. Iowa ht paid tn;o t1r CITY rr.ssu
r. "a ipFt CpI A.: oclsr, SO l., d. .x,.,.l i. -,
i1.,, i,,,,-s,s,,,..,. IN -, ,.' 'A''ii'' Ia max
% 'i1 Court House square ANA
''a az hohoF the Mayor had procured consider
abe sujscri g;iou b. the people of ti,. i;, r
'ufpose
" ler eupon on motion or John Bracken ESQ. ia, g,
's.D''1t' were ped to vii Resolved, that
d, 49, ''A' Improvements on Couri
l,- ,l,s - ,a.. - i'-'i@ d!ioWei
- I'm o 'As 'he people, anu
- - - '1iss' al Iid there be.
any 'As 'li p To BE- paid b. the city and the
Mayors IA 60 lirs.5.I 70 l.; the san. +, ~ -
bf,gI.r A. NH. a.. 49,, - -. az lo"eat
-''-S''t next DetWeea the
% an + -" otocA T. NJ
ht-D-'c thtt JIs St-s:t Con i,ners OF IN. Il -
and s.-pt yt~I. t.,,l t,.--....r " -7'
-t,--.4 - = - ne '3's'f directed an d
- ~ - '''i 10 IL highest bad e.
5 I, t.ts se,s r5u ti. Cur IL ,u<. fu-
same 70 D. soil On tansSd n,xt between tie L,u-s o.
ga 'e = H. All IL Pe'setI> 30 b. pull ia,o
me i i'+i' ~, = - eE I'D IA .,ils i'm s.,v-
hent' on SAID sou ere
Al 'l' ! l. tn; ''e ti' irss3il-ious p. AID
AIen7teF an A-i'ho2
f1s,s12'I o. 'n'-Son Of J 'hl 8rl.5.l E<l bill
OF 9-tph'a Pri+'aN Sea- An 'untin So = for ser
,IIlge s,r.r,l.n at, WIS talea ~. ann rt.s,I ~, -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
oszsruA, Pnrsrvrs-MaIoney has received

oaslsrNA' PREsESrs--Naloney has received
-.s .ol Of Toys suitable for Christmas Pres
= fr Children
F..LryGsEEAD has $ ne fine Books, well cal
-.sI for Christmas and New Years 6 its.
soaking Of Christmas Presents. we have to
s.sovIedge the receipt Of a fine fat TuRKEY,
/. j present from Mrs r. SANGUlNE, designed to
able Us 10 have a rich feast on Christmas -
.ss viii please accept our thanks. Nav she
re 10 see the return q many Marry Christ
:. and never realize the want of good Tur-
8 Tor dinner On that day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN Up.

u the subscriber Residing in the town Nidin on
u Lend owned hE nIin in -liI fpurtA DAY
November 1891, yAt sorguI Aal- aLoIt t.iur
wears Ola, white stIpe Ia lne iuIehrad. AID la rk on
ht hand e b-.veoI: The Lock pas. uIc IaIut
tie front lJEt O the 'H, about inc He-
long uy AMI the lee considerable larger
thtn the usual size. lump glmpseI string on Tue
lett mind leg, and small leg n the
pasture joint. JOSEPH WHALEY.
MI.iiI. Nov. - 1877. 4-v4s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN Up.

10y the subs ,rbcr, living in the town Of DoIrevlIe
- about the Istlust two Cows AMI calves, line
with swallow to- in each ear ,Ibolt years
the other rel 1ud wui5e color, old.
rcd and wtte CARING Bull. The nsr i req us
cd TO prove proper pas charges and take them away
JOHN MDHt OH.
D---.EL-La- A.E y IL .----.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

.r,ruce BALL--A Ball is to be given at the
-,.sI states Hotel on Thursday evening
e-,l knows well how to get up such parties,
u &c anticipate a fine gathering
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

4.>cH,EGgyG MgN.-Oar large works continue
discharge men from their employment. The
~ Locomotive Works have only a few men
rs. who are employed IN furnishing some
Which has been some time on hand. they
I'll discharge all hands this week, and close
s. establishment entirely. The Michigan
s..7a. Railroad are working but 4 few men
II Aaze than j. Absolutely necessary TO keep
-~,-' Eoad running Detroit Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN En.

the subscriber, living in the town of Mineral Point
~ about line lItI inst, olu Steer red TIA a
lIs ie "A!te the INK ana the runp. Tue owner
reG"ested 20 property, pay charges and him
away. BENJAMIN BtEWITF
Mice al Point, Nov. 20 Is57 AM
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

81 The Bali at Miller's on Wednesday eve
= vas splendid adlir--the best of the sea-
thus far. The supper cannot be easily sur
sd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN Up,

ID the subscriber mile est of Helena Iowa 60
u Wis., yoke OF Oxen, ABOUT years Old Que ot ;,ic
has sPeekied face aad iop horns, the other ia large
star IA MS torcile.i and l. sio Ted, red ite Tie
owner Is requested 10 prove property pay charges and
'ake them away IEIER LLOYD.
Helena, Dee. 9th, 1857. 4aw4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
POINT TRIBUNE

~ Wheat, though only 40 45 cents
=: in Mineral Point, IS much higher than
.nsca-o or other eastern markets, when we
!. tbe prices of freight into the account.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN UP,

u the subSc iber residing in the town Of WaIdwfck
IL iowa county, " i,consIn, land owned by me in
'd town, on or about the 10th Of Nov. one rcd
four years old spring some white on his BELLY vii
no distinct ear marks, nom little dropped. The
Owner Is requested TO prove property pay charges
take him Ellie HANSON
November 10Th. 1877. --,4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
ESTRAY NOTICES.
TAKEN L p.

th- subscriber in the town of 3odgeville ii fer
~ one year Old, all white with 1be exception OF lew
re spots her neck aud sides The owner is re nest
ed TIC prove property, pay charges and take away
JOHN CORNISH.
4H4s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAX ES UP.

my residence one half mi e IA Of Dod-eviilr
~ "u .he 20 a inst, yOuH Bun. two years Odd Il
mas no altiicial marks. Its color wui.e with many
red spots, especially the fore quarters. owner
viii please cali my house, l cl-e- prove, pr,.i,
aud take him away. JAMES SANDERS =
No'tnltrg -, 1901 41W4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

IN Wyomag Valley. Iowa Go, Ocs
the residence @. Billings Bsowa, ESD, d
Rev. EIeAH.l .ie~sel. Mr.. SrLyssra. j. jr.,-u
Of Iowa, 3, I,ss F4AscEs Il. D.a7y; Of E..a
ming
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAAEN Up.

1AME into the enclosure OF the scrlber on or about
~ tle Isl inst, two : GERS supposed out as
o'- one with Drown sides, ana spot in his fore
head and line back aud stfa yht hdnls,le horns ffe
other with star in his tureead trumAir horns and
white and red spots him. Tine owner i re,ues. 10
4 prove property, pay charges and take them away
- SAMUEL RrAMS.
IL, I>u..~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

Al Diamond Grove. ~ Sunday last, is, Ell
LES AVER, aged a5aut p years.
Ia This ciry-o Saturday last an Infant dau-h-
Ter q Jo-rph irIdelux. Tged bout I wear.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST!.-S5 REWARD.

VI on tuesday. the LIST inst, the road between
=; oiht anu rankin small bundle consist
lh OF a led pocket handkerchief shirt marked " n
poeket ease OF rgical istrumeuts marked on the
'sss"e win the owner 1t supposed the art
cits were lost between Linden and Mineral Point
me hnder on delivery fthe same at the Mineral Point
tribune Office, will receive SIS reward
Mineral Point, Dec It'll. ls57-4stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

srrrEa-Dou't forget the supper at the Court
IL On Saturday evening. DR.. Fisher Will
-tirppoint those who anticipate JOYOUS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
DISSOLUTION OF PARTSER.H,P-

oiICt l. hereby given that the partnership bera.c
iote eAisttng between Frederick Gilman Charl..
"iiihah anu Frederick Moeller, under the name ma
OF ,'inan Moelicr, is dissolved since AUGUST
10, last of mutual consent. The business will here
.er De carried on by Charles Gilman who is ber, An
tii"I Zed To collect and receive all debts due sa;a So
u'es sGed debts are paid before the latin Of Jan
u1ry, 1875, shall have recourse 10 the law for JI
''''- FREDERICK GILMAN
CHARLES GILMAN
ut, - FREDERICK MOEIIER
- 4-tS, 1921
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

ID the subs ,TibeT living IL The civ of Mineral Poin-
ID GA he Of. inst, Colts,ue an mon .-ra. l..
tween one ami tao year, ODD IN white spot in ii,
forehead; the otlzra roam, the age no marks
Inc owner IS requested 10 prove properly pay charge,
and take Them away. JOHN PtitIr tI-[7
Mineral Fo.,lt. Dee eth. 1857. IS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

rszs.s only fifty cents.
r.s Mineral Point Band viii be in atten-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Junction Of Hoard and 80 Commtrc. Streets,
MINERAL POINT, Eli WISCONSIN.
BY ClaHIES u EI>1.uIu

l aFING purchased the above house. heretofore oc-
l. cupied by Mas WY. subscriber Is prepared o
ace 'mn"cate the travelling public in the best
and favorable terms
BOA kDEE~ can receive he best ofacc mrsodatioEs
s table wlt ever be supplied with the best the market
affords, and but experienced and accomnapa u ng
waters viii be enp.oycd &. +. FISCHER.
DR. FISCHER will still continue the practice Fl
Me'cine. ever holding himself in readiness
all professional calls
share Of the patronage Of The public is solicited
Mineral Point, Oct. 5th, 1881. 3sf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAKEN Up,

i}y the Subscriber e-I-ng in Tie town Of Highland
~ on or about the TOM dzty OF November I,,t7 OH,
o1itei ilorse Colt, white feet bIz. in fhe L,c,
about Is months ola The is requested to c5
prove property, IA! chaTg,s aaiid take Li.i away.
Highland, Dee 81 1857 4N.t,.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
TAX UP,

1 my farm, g.. miles north Of Dod-cyille On the
"A l-tH list. DTine-and-w Lite Bull two wears ole;
iieAl SItlAs Tue Ups OF Doii appear have t IN
ION o' ovIs aA4 chIiie white lie has been about
the neighJoruooI since Ist ,a The owner .silI lt.
prove PROPERTY, pay charges aIt take him away.
Dte- II, 4s0i--0lHi JOHN ROWE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
DISSOLUTION.

NE partnership heretofore existing between the 81
= 'rIs uil't tHe hrIn Of WIN MANKEY. Laviu-
o7eh dissolved BY consent parties tie notes ana ~
counts 81 'ie a. n nave been placed the hands Of san
1'I 'h"Ii7 fsq Tor collection. Persons IN. e-l In
save costs % attending to the same at once
ISAAC WYNN
,T;,,Y = =. - JAMES AANKEY.
'' : '.'-''' LIZ 1907 47w+
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22
PRIVATE BOARDING =!

'I%E Or Six gentlemen be accommodated with
i good Board and Lodging at
FRED. MOELLFR'S.
Mineral Point, Oct. goth, 1857 An.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-22

Ny old customers invited call IN Whenever thv
need anything in my line, and person DESTROYS -
purchasing Is invited 10 look the articles Ter for
safe +. CORNISH.
Mineral Point. Oct, 1876. 4o.r
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-22
The Tar in.

It is not likely that any Of the numerous
propositions made in Congress for a modf-
cation of the tariff, will be adopted OF this
session. The time is too short, and there
are 100 asan3 conflicting opinions. There
are but thirty days more OF the session re-
maining-that is, Of working days-and
there are great many subjects of legisla.
ton on hand. The present Congress has
done very little for the country in any form.
One proposition in regard to the tariff is
70 subject tea and coffee to duty of twenty
per cent. This would add about one fifth
to their present price, as they are now OF
the free list. The proposal has some earn
est Supporters. But the propriety of tn,
measure is not apparent. II to raise mort
revenue was the purpose, it might do Bu
when too much revenue is already raised
there is no necessity for taxing articles o
such universal use, Chat are not raised in thi
isountry, and that are already free. We OBJ
5ect even to "thEee- penny tax on tea." b
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-22
Rail Road Accidents. .
ALBANY, N. Y. Ian

tfl .gru,.ar t,. NAAoANA - N.f L Jan. ~,
The train which left Syracuse at o,clock
TINS morning ran off the track, through the
displacement of rail near Spenceryiiie.
abont eight miles from this city,. The traib
was going at good speed al the time Of
the accident. The lomcomotive upset -
The baggage and first passenger car ran in.
to the wreck, badly smashing both. The
second car ran offthe track. David HafIet
OF Utica, extra brakeman, who had been
exchanged from the up train, Jumped from
70 me platform, and was caught by the head
between two cars and instantly Killed
The top Of his head and face was ct or
Jeremiah Mahony, Of Albany, a brakeman
was caught between the cars, and botb of
ms legs were cut Oft close to the bodv.' he
cannot survive. Lucius J. Smith. Of Iobns.
town, a passenger III the first car. hsd Nah
legs broken. These were fortnna,si, vYai, 'sM
the serions injuries; but several passengs,. m
were bruised more or less severely.- Owins
70 the severity of the storm those in;',reS
sanered before aid could be sent. Tbe en.
gine ran down to the city and returned H. a.,
meedlately with medical assistance. MI
Inc storm continues, but is not 90 violen.
es e u was this morning. No train fos | ,hs
South has gone out. 77a s1'
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The Ohio Legislature.

This body is in session. Its proceedings
sfe almost without interest. A number of
bills have been introduced in order to make
at least show of industry.
One Of the most prominent bills pending,
10 that which provides for raising the salar-
les Of Supreme and Common Pleas Judges
IN the State. Il gives to Judges OF the Su-
pie me Court, $4,000 per unnum and to Jud.
Kes of the Common Pleas, $4,000. 1t is
claimed and we think with some show Of
justice that the present salaries for judicial
officers are insufficient to call TO the Bench
men Of the best talent and learning. There
10 no man in the State, fit to be either q
Common Pleas or Supreme Judge, but who
can derive from his practice at the bar a
much larger income than the present sal
aries granted.
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Louis Napoleon.

This distinguished parsonage, whose for
tunes are as varied and romantic as history
ever recorded, seems TO be almost totally
devoid of gratitude and humanity. Years
ago, while he was on exile from France, and
when enemies surrounded him on every
hand, he took refuge in Switzerland
There he met cordial welcome. In the
cottages of that brave and generous people,
he found protection and safe retreat.
Now. when Switzerland is menaced by o
powerful government, and an attempt is
made to rob her of portion of her territory;
when her people are called upon to vindicate
their rights, Napoleon not only refuses to
lend aid, but also takes ground in favor Of
the government Of Prussia, thus sanctionine
the commission Of the outrages and despis
ing the land which offered him protection il
time of need ID % u gyI 8aE .as-E
Switzerlandis is the oldest sepablic 10 thu
world, and--if we except San Marino---tht
only one in Europe. eThe meaaschies roun.
about, have atiemptedin vain tsasubjugai,
her hardy mountaineers. This last attemp
begun by Prussia and seconded by Napo
leon, we believe will be equally unsucccss
full.
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Prussia and Switzerland.

From late news gathered from European
mails, there is prospect of war between
Prussia and Switzerland. Their present
attitude is one of determined hostility.
The issue seems to be made up about as
follows: there is Canton in the western
part of Switzerland called Neufchatel. Fred
erick William of, Prussia lays claim to this
Canton as his own property, and demands
tAat tAe sane be given up'to his control.-
Upon what ground he pretends to the owner
ship ofthis territory we are unable TO learn;
but presume his right is simply in his desire
for its possession and the Jelief that he can
conquer the same by the power Of the
sword.
Switzerland, trne to the spirit OF her noun
tain freemea and true to the memory of the
immeqtal Tell, refuses to give up the Can.
fon-declares that Prussia has no shadow
OF claim upon it, and that she will defend
Aer rights against any power which dares to
Invade her domain.
Tkus stands the case. One or the other
power must yield. The Swiss, these hardy
sons OF the mountain, who are themselves
free, and whose fathers before them, were
free. will never yield.
People on both sides Of the Atlantic will
!eok withdeep interest for the result OF the
controversy.