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MARRIED

MARRIED, on the 1jih January. by the Rev. Nelson
Head. Mr.. l.. w. C~HAHBERLAfEE 10 Iiss ANN :
NEWMAN, only daughter OF the late VIM. Newman, both
OF this city.
MARRIED, on Tuesday. December 23d. 1856, by Elder
A. r. Hippo, NJ. JOHN NJ HOMAs 70 Mss SARAH f.
MITCHELL, both OF Hanover county.
MARRIED Il, ThorEskurg, Spo,sylv-ni. coun'y, on
Thursday, 18Th of January, iS57. by Elder A. r Hippo,
Mr.. MAJOR F. FLlPPO to Miss ArREL!A T. POUND.
MARRIED, on the evening OF the 29tl. OF January, by the
/. w, Allen, Rev. r. W. WILKES OF Dekslb. Ala,
to Mi. LoU.o o. CRAWFORD of Spo;syiyania.
MARRIED. on the 2,d December, by the Rcv. l.. w.
Alien. Sir. JOHN q. CHEWING Of Spotsylvnuia county,
20 Miss SARAH JANETTA, daughter OF Geo. 7. Collins.
Esq, of Caroline county.
MAsp,Zp. on Tuesday evening. Dec. 80, ie56, by Rev.
/ Scbaet. Mr. JOHN SINGLETON MOSbf, Of ABB.
marie county, Va. to Miss pAli;iNh, eide'' daughter OF
Beverly l.. Clarke, OF Franklin, kT.
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ARRIVALS At THE st. CHARLES HOTEL.

EOODWARD s. fEHWAS Pro7rietors.
RI Movie. r E Frazier, & T Crump, L r. Warrinz, New
Kent. " Layheld, Baltimore; Jno A smith, K and d X h:
A i Ms.ev. Chesterfield: : Z Pollard, King VIM w w
Mallory. Hanover: DR. Buckner, Louisa; : Brooks. Ches.
t.rieId: l. G Sintsn, Richmond; A c Mason, New Kent; A
3 Davis. Clarke; A W Dunn, Chesterfield J 3 Morton, n
n. L Wright, Augusta; Thos Smith. Baltimore. D c Rid.
.pck 81 Louis; : D Williams, Ssm'l Wilei, Norfolk; s Pc
Ter. Boa; Hundley 7 . Sharpe. Va c r K 4 Grcives.
Ohio; NJ Gray, King VIM; w X Stewart Richmond: w
Gil, Hampton; Jno Mann. Columbus. G,i w G strong.
Flo.ida; John %Kromberry, New York; Price, Franklin:
R Clements, Philadelphia; IIo Kelley, albemarle; CA
Kelley. Al.ghsny: VIM aale.berry. NJ, J Mstcali. 2 7
ANGEL, c Mill and Lady, Augusta Gearcia: w e Ham.
mond, Washington; S N Davis, Providence. r i:
Booth. Charleston, : GA G Kern, N c Leopold Niger,
New York; 7 B Lincoln. Texas 7 c Th:daie, Washing
ton. D c; E D Grif.n, Raleigh. n C., 6 GGooch. V c r r;
w A Thomas. Richmond w II Mann. Gordonsville; 3
Crump, B Crump. New Kent; J H Coduan, Rockbrids e;
g Anderson. New York; J w Chapman. ' CIR K; a (
Biedsoe, Staunton; Miss Sarah Chsmpir- Charlottesville;
Jordon Voolfolk, Va; h Smith, Dickinson county.
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For the Enquirer.
OUR NEXT DELEGATE.

MIR. j. Hobbs, our present estimable delegate. hav'
ing eiyuifed bis intention not 10 be a candidate Tor re-
election, it naturally suggests itself to the patrio
mind to look out for a suitable candidate as his sue
cessor, and in casting my eye over the different re
sp.ctable gentlemen whose names have been men
toned in CONNECTION with the office, no one has sug
gested itself to my mind az better qualified for the
post than one Of our former delegstes-Col. w.
PATrEsoy WISFREE.
During Col. Winfres's legislative career, he was
ever true to Virginia, to his constituents, aud to
himself. Constant in attendance TO bis duties,
thoroughly investigating the subjects submitted for
his consideration, | am yet TO learn of q single vote
BIZ gave that met with the disapprobation of his con.
stituents, as a ~body-hs is, therefore, earnestly urged
to the consideration of t:e nominating power, sat's
fled if elected no gentleman will give more ~sa!isfac'
ton to the constituent body.
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as, c,s~,sst h. sira,s tsss Ffsstls =ts:sat9
,.o.s .ho sre bonorei viii hs ~It!abt,iip ana eoaa'
deuce, and hi, atrl,sr in Rome mas bsen Tor yss'' E ID
vori,4 place of resort for Americana visiting that ciiJ.
Mr.. Hil!srd, the author Of the best work that has ever
appeared on Italy, dedicated his volumes to the sculp'
tor and his estimable lady. In the prime of life, in the
full flush Of a noble fame, blest in his domestic rela;
chance that he should be thus prema,urely cut of.
But we shall a~n1iously look forward to the future
phases of his distressing mnlady, in the hope that 1t
may yet take a favorable turn and that so valuable a
life may be spared TO America and to Art.-lFeler'
IurpE rpress,
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LSTgssxt 81 l'EGIaRkPH.
r,,,pronbed for the Richmond Enquirer.
THlRTY-FoURTH coNGREss-THIRD SESSION.
WAsHIhGToG. FEBRUARY ), 1857.

TH~IRTY-FoURTH CoNGREss.fHfRD sESSioH.
WAsHIhGTo". FEBRUARY ,, 1897.
S7yATE.-Ths Senate agreed To the House amend
rnenrs TO the bill relating 10 foreign COINS ano inc
passed the House bills confirming The entreis under
the land graduation act. and extending the time TOR
selling the lands granted TO the Kentucky Asylum
for the education of the deaf and dumb. MIR. kusk
Introduced a bill for the transportation of the mails
from the Mississippi river to San francisco. lite
Senate then adjourned.
HousE-The submarine telegraph bill WAS debated
during the morning hour, and postponed TIL to NOR.
row. Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, had previously moved
the previous question, but the motion was not sus-
tained-only forty.fse voting in the affirmative.
The tariff bill was then debated. The Senate's reso.
luton providing, for counting the votes for President
and Vice. President on Wednesday next, was adopt.
ed. The House holds an evening session for debate
only.
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tiss Ii tszr rt;et oa.at nos 10 90 i:st, and i; eaaii
not % N. !aui: Il / 10 E5. rsnds! yoa! Far: or this
correspondence q melncraols example to bs Stunned
by your successors"
To this the Secretary replies, Sept. 7th:-"Nor am
| to be at all deferred from a full exposure Of the
groundlessness of your charged or by the threats you
memorable example to DO Stunned by my successors.
This is the nean-s: bravado in one who himself at
fords the most memorable example on the records OF
this department, of a sane coutroversiallst defeated
and q false accuser exposed
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DIsAPpEARANCE 0F MR. DEFORREST.

DISAPPEARANCE OF MR.. DE FORREST.
Erastus l.. De Forrest, Of Connecticut, vino mys-
teriously disappeared in New York, Oh the 18th uIt.,
ha. not yet been heard from. He is u son of DR.. De
Forrest, of Watertown, Conn, - years Of hge, and a
graduate of Yale College; lie studied engineering at
New Haven fer thres years subsequent 10 leaving
college. lie i. Il young man Of means. having inheri-
ted about 100000 from q relative a few yrars since;
his father, who is Il retired physician. ls also repuied
wealthy. When he arrived in New York he had
about $500 in his possession, and was to have visited
BROOKLYN to see his aunt, with whom he WAS 10 sail
70, Havana. This visit, however, was not made. and
he disappeared OF ;lo evening OF he day he reached
the city. Some daye attef, one o, his relatives re
ceived an anonymous note stating that Es mai been
Knocked down after crossing the ferry, and that his
body would be found on the change OF the tide. All
efforts, however, to find il, have, SO far, proved fruit
less.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, FEBRUARY 5,

RICHMOND MARKETS. FEBRUARY 5, 1857.
e The following quotations are Wholesale. Fer smsl
orders higher prices will De charged:
BACOE.-We quote SIDES nj - cad scarce. Shoulder,
9a9!c. tlams l2ol3. North Carolina hog round Hole.
~BUrT.k-rrIme Country Butter, I7c20 cts., DO. Go.
BEEsWAX-26aa6. y 10.
~COTrON-l3. cts.
COTTON YARNS-22o % cts. cash. Cotton Cordase,
20 10 u Cts. T. -.
CoRE.-Ws now quote sOesj cts. per bushel. and firm.
CUkS MEAL-cSu9u Cts.
COfFEE-Rio li a - CO.; Lsguayra ga ~; Java is
ci6; stock ligat Mocha l7i a lie cts.
FLOuR Shippers ss Offering only So 500 62.. Ho..
de d stand ot. IN aid the weather not change to frecz.
ing again. We may LOOK tor the speedy resumption OF navi.
yCiun and he shipments OF tVur. The mills are not yet
grndIn,
fEATlERs-Lise Geese oU1o5 eta. Demand tsr.
FLA&sEED-Sl 5Vdl s0 g Dushe!. dull.
GRASS sEEDs-Iimotny 81 ", Herds. grass 81 IL
a ! 10: OrchHr: Graz. = ~. Glover. &c 25as ~.
GIESESG-i06iL T. 70
observation-disclosures and Hazards Sporting, +, Fl,
and ftf, 50. p keg 5isstIng, IS. e key.
quote Peruvian al 500 per ton. Govern.
as @aS' ~
HlDEs-siansh,s5sd :! cent', Ia; green weight; CALI
skins, green, 9Ic GSl. No spanish H!desII market.
HAl-"v n - cs p cwt. by The cargo. From store
IRON y NarLs-p.c Iron. s3Caa; p ton sweds.
sl20U l25 ton; E44...n .cG.od ss5, Common English, ia
American country, s.aJi Iredegar, SIS. Cut NAILS
MoLAssEs.-we quote Sew Orleans osa7oc.; torto
Rico 81 70 6Jc, sales OF P.iIne a, The latter price. Cubs
Muscu ssIo do. 81 10 ~ --Ei:.
UATS-Wc quote az AZ ca.
OtFAL.-br .r. lsc. =, oushel: shorts 70 c.; brown
stur, 25. snip s;ut. Geo.
PLAS rEK-LunY Plaster 81 7sd5 per ton: Richmond
ground s.. per ION. Ca!cinec 81 81; ~ 50 ebarrei.
SuGAk3.-"e quo!e New OrcuG, IL 10 III and SCARCE.
Porto AGO II al'.c.. Cuba los al.c.; Loaf l50l5,c,
demand orissi Crushed and Powdered lIdI4,c, as IN
| quality; { Coffee l22!a.c Circle A do. l3c.
TOBiCCO The receipts Of old tobacco are very small,
aud price, high. W. qu0,u Interior Luys al Se.S1oSl
,iipp!ns sll.=aGl2.@U' manufacturing si2. So 10; sE5
,hIpp!ng s4oEici nue manufacturing ills G35 di0 LoG
Has IS
STARCl-Princ Corn Starch &c.
TEAS.-imperial ana Guupuw de-, 551 Ct 90
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WESTMORELAND.

At a meeting of a portion Of the citizens of West.
rhoreland, held at their Court House, Monday the
26th January, II. Chandler was called to the chair,
and J. W. HIATT appointed Secretary.
On Iio,!cn: it WIS resolved, that Robert Mayo, Jr.,
a gentleman OF eIiineat lele: nb.I:t:sc, and POSSESSED
of every qualification necessary 70, or that can adorn
the office of Judge, is lbe choice al the people OF
Westmoreland-for that Office, and they present Nth
pride his name TO the voters Of this Judicial circuit,
confidently believing liat lis ,reat Merit and fitness
tor the Office will not be overlooked by a discerning
public. IL. Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
THE sOrTH-siDE DEMOCRAT.

We are happy to see the substantial evidence Oh
the prosperity Of this sterling Democratic paper clear
" manifested in the recent enlargement OF It's dlmen.
atoms, Me.srs. Banks and Thackston are men oil de-
cidsd talent and Industry, and, witbal, are possessed
of that peculiar energy which refuses to believe there
is such a word as fail. Missy the increased size Oh
their paper be the foreshadowing OF a large increase
10 themselves of usefulness and prosperity!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

THE LATE PRESTON S. BROOKS.-I, IL
stated that q committee. composed OF gentlemen
from each county or parish OF the congrcss ional dis.
trict, represented by the late Mr.. Brooks, are expect
ed shortly to arrive in Washington, 20 convey tina,
gentler1ar'4 remains to ;heir final resting place,
in Soutil IJarulIun.
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fkts.g yaa4s II. u sal4,a ts.sb,; ;ss 81. isSa, at5s
gay Gye5. 6bs Il III; 'et 5iaat assta ard ti0as'as6s'
His couutsasncs is NOT remarkable. tloigh !af iroia
being what would be called handsome. lie wears an
ordinary dress, black frock coat, dark trousers ana
vest, and is not 10 eny manner u person 10 sttrsc!
attention. There is u full development about the
eyebrows, which gives u heavy and oppressive look
IN tho ey6s
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RECOVERY OF EMBEZZLED FUNDS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The stenmer Cahlwba, from
New Orleans via Havana, has arrived. The. $50, 900
enbezzled by Strinse, from the New Orleans Bank
wac found ia Il stutsroom Of the Cahswba.
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coRRuPr1oN Is CoNGREss.

we lave every reason to believe that the commit
SEQ appointed to hunt out corruption, are not engaged
IN a barren ssaroh. We venture the prediction that
their report vii, present some startling Developments.
If they will but do their duty faithfully aud fearlessly,
they will earn and enjoy the lasting gratitude OF the
country,
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS,
CLARK FEMALE SEMINARY. BERRYVILLE,

OLhhNE FbHALE sfNINhHf, BENNTVILLL,
CLARKE COUNTY. VA, Is FOR SALE!!
vAylSHING to remove South. ! oter Tor sale the ADORE
w institution on accommodating terms. The build
ines have all been thoroughly repaired an new ones put
up In the ls.t five years. The main building Will accom-.
MEDIATE IS or 80 oosrders. besides the rinc!palsfamhy
and teachers. The school, rcom IS by 20 feet, is detached
from tie dwelling. The Ia; contains i've acres IN the
highea, par, CT the town. The reigh5ornood is considered
very healthy; 4. Is thichly settled and It 10 wealthy. lhe
gross receipts of the -ctool, snce have had ii, have been
between 80 500 and 5000 per year.
| will sell to the purchase. OF the SerniaarY-if he de-
sil . i,-a snal farm three Gu4rters o. a mile tom town,
s:,us,ed Immediately upon Ire TuyHD!xe and coals:n!ng
Sc acres. Elite. or both will be .C!d low. any con Eu.
n;cs,ioa addressed 70 me will DC promptly attended TO,
and inform saon desired Will % honestly given
Fsb,s-ew2a J. a. aAIFEs,
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FROM w,SHISGToN CITY.

WAsHIScroS, Feb. 5.-The Senate. in executive
session to-day, the Central American
treaty, which is indicative Of its defeat.
The House committee ON the Post Office will report
/ in favor of releasing Mr.. Collins from his contract to
carry the mails, if anybody will buy his steamers and
take the contract on the original terms Of SIG, O0U per
| trim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

Stringer. the clerk WHO robbed the Bank Of New
Orleans of 35O,D0D, has been arrested. the steamer
having been Intercepted at the mouth Of the Missis.
sippi river. The despatch does not say whether the
money 6as recovered.
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READ.
a N extract fror, a letter from a gentleman we'll know,
in Western virginia

MARION. Jan. ! 1867.
MEssss DOVE q CO-Gentlemen Your Rb.uma.ic
Iin!ntht doesin reality cause the lame 10 lean. and he
Turf Oil more thsn ]! is erotnmcnded pre,crihej
Il 20 a friend OF mine who had al liberated leg of 10
ycnrs standing, nd he'll fact improving, and says be feel,
As he hiss not felt before for 20 year.. / mention these in.
stances for your qualification. / Nigh, mention many in.
ssances Of the good results under my own ob.ery,,inp NJ
your valuable remedies. So soon a your remedies be.
come more generally known, / anticipate sn unprecedep,.
ed ,ale for them. Truly yours,
Feb E n SuRrrpy
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~TO VOTERS OF RICHMOND.-
80 At the solicitation OF numerous friends, ! an.
nounee myself as a candidate FOR 10. oisce OF CITY
GACGER, at the approaching election.
Respectfully,
Feb 3-2awnlM25&dtde i. T WILLIAMS
k1RIME NEW RICE; Old BOURBON Whsxey Jack
Il sons Candles; for sale By
Feb DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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CUMMERtiiL KECUKD.

NEW YORK, FEB. 5.-Br,adstuffs are firm and
unchanged. Stocks are dull. Nirginias 81.
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BALTIMORE, FEE. 3-Flour is steady ssles OF
Howard stree; at So IS. WLeat-red 81 40 TO l IS,
white 81 81 10 u W. Corp-yellow G3, white Is to
b6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

EFNour esent, Mr.. Jons N. GARLAsn, is nov on q col!
leeting tour, and will visit trs city OF Norfolk, the lowe OF
Portsmouth, and the counties OF Dinwiddie, Greensyille,
Sussex, surry, Prince George, Southampton, Ean.emond,
Isle of Wight and Princes. anne.
We hope those indebted to Us for subscription or adver.
tizinS In the Enquirer, the Virginia Medical Journal, aud
stethoseope, and for registration books and blanks, will
give Mr.. Garland a hearty reception and settle their "a.
spsc;ive dues without further delay.
RlTCHiE, PRYOR & D%CNHAyAET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

DEATH OF A l.. $. SENATOR.
WAsHISGroX, Feb. 5-Col. Merrick, formerly
United States Senator from Maryland, died Le:e tc-
day.
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SPECIAL S0TICE.-FEBErARr l.r, 1857 Mr.. r
- l.. CHRISTIAN 10 admitted 10 an interest in our
business, from hi. date.

We would ,ake this opportunity TO return our thanks 70
our friends for their liberal encouragement, and trust TO
merit a continuance Of their supper, " uareniued exsr.
ton. We shall continue our business upon the sane plan
pursued for the last two years, viz: selling exclusively ior
ca5h-kncwins thar It enables US 70 oaer TO purchasers
goods a. less prices than my other system can DO
To make rom for Spring Goods, we shall eon..uue TO
soy that Fancy Silks, 5ereges, Mou.lines, Jaconc,s, shauls
and Clocks, will be sold al clearing out prices.
Feb 6 CHRIST IAN & LATuROP % Main 81.
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~hEAfNtsS nauy b" re ieGIed, "n-f. tu. Gems, ,t
- E"ntins Is DOT entirely destroyed. BY the use of tho
self adapting A.RiCf.E, n neat LITTLE Instrument. which
may be worn without inconvs. I"nce, and By ladies win.
out being observed. They can De sen, securely auv dir.
lance, by mail. For sal. By
Feb a.b al Snnnnnt.s,
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An AWAY from the subscriber, on Christina ia,
or 10 inches high, ball hcad"i, with large wI,skcr,
will give the above reward for Mat, If delivered TO me- IA
powhatan county, or secured in my Jail in this S,,i~ %
that &c, him agsin. Ny address is Jererson. Po.An
county, va. DANIEL w. CKE
Executor Of I. ". Tucker, DECEASED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

FRA WHEELISG.-OnM Monday u fire occurred
at Wheeling, Va, which consumed McNabb s. Co.'S
hay press aud feed store-los. 500; and Ro"t's plan
ing mill ofice-loss 500 or s3OO. Mr. Moffutt own
ed the feed store building. His loss is 81 ,OO1. None
of the parties were insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

DEATH OF A VETKRAS.-Wm. Buttrill, a native
of Brunswick county, Va, died in Butts county,
Ga, q few days since, at the advanced age Of "a
years. He was a soldier of the revolution, anc
fought as a volunteer at the battle of Guilford c. h..
North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

MILLS BuRxr.-The mills Of Col. VIM. C. Knight,
in Notowsy county, Va, were DESTROYED by fire TN
the night OF the 23d ult. Loss, about $4,000. Thele
was NO insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

ANOR RENT.-The large, conv-n.rn, ana ad. rcss
q inirabiJ located Tenement, on Goierno; 81, IN
now in the occupancy OF Mrs. f.. 8. Claiborne. IL
For terms, apply TO
Feb Jew GODDIE & AppFpsoN
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TRUSHED, POWDERED AND COFFEE III.
~ GARs-For sale by E. II. sKlNKER & CO,

ZETELLE bsgs leave to inform the IS ~
~ public that he has fitted up, in .legan, S.IAfo1
style, me store No. l52, Main Street, one door wv
below the Exchange Bank, where he is pre-. ~
paIei tn furnish meals IN inc lest style NJ short notice.
This establishment is srraIs ed on tho New York pl,n
Snack- are furnished Mt all hours. Prices for snncks range
from g: to - cents, according 10 the amount furnished
Brcakiusts fsoul. y A. NJ, 10 IL M. Dinners from 70 81. TO
6P. NJ. Suppers from 6 to 10 P. n.
lie a-k5 the public tor tneir patronage, assuring them
that ne wi! be ready TO serve them, in the best style, with
al. thu; the mari et n,toris Fob sror
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Additional Particulars

As far 90 the inmates OF DR.. BuTdelis house are
concerned, tbs investigation Of yesterday developed
no new facts TO strengthen suspicion against tnem'-
On the contrary, the result was negatively IN tner
favor. Two points were proved pretty conclusiSe,,y
first, that the murdar was committed oetore ~
o'clock on Friday night and, second, that the front
door Of the house was about az often iel opene a.
otherwise. One Of the ~neighbors on the other siGe
Of the street also testified that between lUt ana ~
O'Clock. hs heard a cry Of murder, the hrstsyiiaoie OF
the word being uttered d~istinctly, and the second IN
q dull manner, as if the voice were straogied. n
smell as of burning wooden cloth was also PROVED 10
have been perceived in the street In that rlclnlty.-
This 10 about the sum of the days revelations.
II having been suggested that there might De an
impression left upon the retina of the eye OF the de-
ceased, it was proposed TO have it famine by sclen
tifc men, but Dr.. Doremus, who was called, SAID II
would be impossible, 90 long after death, i1 conse-
quence of the opacity of the humors OF the eye, 10
take with the microscope, or any other instrument
such impression, even if there WA any authority to
do it.
The Herald, OF Wednesday, says:
We saw Mr. Cunningham again last evening, after
the adjournment of the inquest. She was in her room
on the third story, in company with her two daughters
aud TWO sons. Her countenaDce bears the impress OF
great agony Of mind it iseven painful TO look al her
The daughters do not seem to share their mothers
feelings; the elder retain. her ordinary aus,ere look,
and evidently demurs 10 this long continued intrusion
On their privacy. S~podgrsss and Eckel remain In
prison. Esksl 10 q psays Of New jersey. as "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
81 arrieo: d

On Sept 10. 1857, by Rev. A. Swaney
Mr.. M. Kimmel of Hancock Co., Ohio,
to Miss. Mary Ann, Wall, of this county.
At Steubenvile, Ohio, on the 81 inst,
bv Rev. John Burns, Mr.. JOSHUA d. PAT
TON, of this city. to Mss. MARY JANE
LAUeHLIN, daughter of NJ. M. Laughlin,
of former city,
We congratulate our friend upon his
re entrance into the married stale, and
hope that his bark may continue to glide
gently down the stream Of life.
-DaveRport Gazette.
Well, friend Patton, you have been
carrying off one Of Ohio's fair ones. have
you? Ah, yoU kaow whsre the honey
aOas. mo insinustiohs, fecollect, about,
the Hawkeye gals not being sUsst.) Hers's
that you twain, now Joined in one" may
enjoy long life and happiness.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17

~ We've just been taking peep at
Graham's Magazine October num-
ber-which is already upen our table
Turning to the engraving -"FIsherman's
Children on the sea Shore" we were at
once carried back, by faithful memory, to
days Of yOre," when we, too, delighted to
launch our miniature craft upon the bO-
som of Il e silver pond, Tor in a tub of wa.
teri and watch it as il aoated along "like
a thing of iifs." The engraving is a
splendid one. 10 short the octOber
number Of Graham is, like all the rest
GOOD.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17

LOllOway's Oiatmeni and Pils.-The
faint of ssro'ula has been known to ran
through the blood Of half dozen genera.
tions. The seeds Of ali yirulent eruptions
and ulcelops distempem exist in the AMI
NAL fluids, and will be inevitably transmit
ted from parents 10 children unless routed
out Of the system by preparation capable
Of utterly neuIralising the virus in the
channels Of circulation. Hollouy's Oint.
ment is such preparation, and there is
none like it in the whole range of pbar.
macy. The poison which plo uces and
perpetrates external disease, cannot resist
its di!igent and antiseptic propelties.-
When scrofula, cancer, tumor, salt rheum.
&c, have become hereditary, it literally
cuts of tie cltal 1t is desirable that tie
Pills should be given occasionally IN all
cases which require the Ointment. 2