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HINTS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.
soLAcE FOR THE SICK.

Science would lack the grand charm that
sheds a halo over lis laborers, IL the g%entl.r
sex were not made participants of the ben.
efts IT imparts. To that sex the medical
discoveries OF the distinguished pbilanthro.
pis', Professor Holloway. have been sibgu-
larry beneficial. For the complaints pecu-
liar TO the female Organization. aud which
are borne with a fOrtilude rarely exhibited
by man, HollOway's Pills have been for
twenty years administered with wonderful
success. In those crises Of womap's life,
the dawn OF womanbood and the commence
ment OF old age, 90 we'll 90 10 the inpumer.
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BLUE RIpGE RAILsoAD.-Thc amount
necessary to secure the second installment
of the State subscription having been sub.
scribed, operations have been resumed in
Tennessee, Iron is also being laid in the
direction Of the siS-and Twenty Mile creek,
and the road to Pendleton will be completed
rs early as possible. Every thing moves on
tremendously now, with the best possible re-
sults.-Ecoree Courier.
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on, and ramor has it that Ex-Governor Price
of New Jersey, will be rendered the place.
The duties Of the new Minister will include
the arrangement of another treaty, for which
he Will receive ample instructions from the
State Departments. ]: Is understood .ha,
one OF the provisions of the new treaty will
be the purchase ofTchuan,epec and should
this fail, then negotiations will be opened
for Sonora and lower California.
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REVIVAL IN CHARLoTTE.-We are pleas.
ed to learn, says the Charlotte Democrat,
that a revival has been progressing in this
town, in the Baptist Church, under the pas.
toral care Of Rev. Mr.. Jones, who is assis-
led by the Rev. MIR. Bradford, of Virginia.
Several persons have manifested a desire to
flee the wrath TO come, by giving heed to
things that pertain t o righteousness.
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JUDGE WITHEKs.-The Sumter Watch
man says that Judge Withers, who has
been presiding over the Court in that place,
has endured, during the past week, and con-
,inues TO endure, much physical suffering
from some malady in one Of his feet. An
experienced physician of that town, whose
services were sought by the Judge, gave it
as his opinion that II tumor was in progress,
and developing itself in the affected parts.
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JAMES &. FUEMAN.-We are very much
gratliicd to sec, says the Grecnvillc PaIriot,
that the degree of Doctor of divinity has
been conferred IN Rev. james e.. Furman.
OF tho Furman University, G~reenvilie, hv
the Charleston College of South Carolina.
1t is an honor well merited and well be.
slowed. Slice his residence among us,
DIR. Furmar, has wen golden opinions as a
Professor of the University, a preacher Of
the Gospel, and MS a man and a Christian.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

Another new md elegant stock of goods
has just been opened at this place, and is
now ready for the inspection of the public.
Mr.. T.R. MasilI will be happy TO see his
numerous friends and customers, and as
surcs them that he can still supply their
wants upon the best and most satisfactory
terms. See his advertisement in another
column.
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ALPHEus BAKER, Jr., EsQ-This gentle.
man, an agent of the Executive Committee
of the Southern party in Kansas, having met
with much success in canvassing for the
Southern cause in that Territory, in Charles
ton, Columbia and other places below, is
about to commence a tour through the
upper Districts. He is to speak ut Chester
on Saturday the Goth, and at YorkviIle on
Monday the 9th instant.
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NEWS OF III WEEK.

DEATH OF ID. l. DESAUssURE, ESQ
This highly esteemed citizen of Camden
s. c., died at his residence in that place on
Sunday evening of the 18th inst, Mr.. ID.
has for many years held the office of CASH
Ter of the Branch Bank of the State at Cam
den.
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A fire damp occurred at Governors Creek
coal mine, Chatam county, N. c., on Mon
day 18th inst, resulting in most serious con,
sequences. Superintendent Dunn and four
other men were instantly killed. Another
life is despaircd of. The destruction OF
everything around was complete.
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DEATH OF AN OLD PRISTER.-Thc CQro>
M,Kcarly, aged sevcnty-six, one Of the old.
est printers in the State, who for the last
two years worked in that office.
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Obituary.

DIED. in DeSoto County, Mississippi. Of
Typl old Fever. Miss MARGARET pgIsCILLA
" nIrE, daughter of Abuses NJ. and Sarah
White formerly of lancaster District.
Dice on the iIr,t inst, after ashOrt illness.
Pinkmcy i"onidus Harper, infant son Of L.
&. Harper, aud Elizabeth, daughter
of James NJ. Shaver, aged two years thee
month, and twcnt, days.
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SCARCITY OF SUGAR.-The stock Of su.
gar in the Island Of Porto Rico is reported
to be nearly exhausted, and n great deal OF
the new crop is engaged already for Eu.
rope at present quotations, The letter from
which the above is taken, adds: MoIas.
SEES is scarce, aud the five vessels that are
loading now for the United States will mo-
leave n cargo behind them"
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DIcIsIoS IN RAILROAD SUrr.-John b.
Robinson has obtained $4,000 damages from
the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany for injuries received by a collision on
their road, tholgh he had not paid his pass.
age, but ooly promised to do SO on his ar
rival AZ his destination.
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A little child about two years old, ofMr.
J. r. Mcknight, of York District, was burn
ed to death on the 9Th inst. During the
absence of its mother, its clothes caught
fire and burned it so severely that il died.
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COURT IN SUarER.-Court adjourned
in Sumter on Saturday 18th inst, Much
business remains inadjusted, and an extra
term of the Court has been ordered to sit
in June next.
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Governor OF GEoRGIA.-It Is said that
Hon. Is. III. Hill, who has been nominated
as Governor Of Georgia, will not be a can
didate, and the name ofHon.. VIM. fl. Craw.
ford has been suggested in his place.
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Great Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April Is.
A fire occurred last night, by which
seven large warehouses on Charles and
Lombard streets were DESTROYED, occas-
'onng a loss Of property valued at S3O0.
600. A dozen persons were Injured, and
IT is feared that some perished.
BALTIMORE, Apr! lG.
Thirteen bottles have been taken from
the ruins ofth, late destructive fire. More
are still missing.
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AN FOR IL FREE STATE SETrLERs.-
The House Of Representatives of Massa-
ehusetts have, by n vote of Ios majority, or.
dered TO a third reading the resolutions
granting 100000 in aid Of the free State
settlers Of Kansas.
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DEATH FROM THE BlrE OF A SPIDER.-A
lady named Ann Eliza Tyler, died suddenly
on last Thursday night, in Richmond (Va,)
from the bite of Il spider. She was bitten
on the right check the night before. and
died the following evering from the effects.
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At nm election for Colonel of the 33d
Regiment, 5. &. NJ. held in Horny District,
on 4th inst, Maj. Charles Allston, Jr., vas
elected by 1873 majority.
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EMIGRANrs TO kANsAs.-During the
week ending Goth March, says the Learen.
rorh JournaL) the total number of passen-
gers seeking a home in this Territory can
not fall short of | 900.
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Destructive Fire.

AUGUSTA, April Is.
A fie broke out in Marietta Tuesday
night, which destroyed Howard House.
the Colonnade Row, the Post Office and
many stores and warehouses. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. Insurance $4,000,
partly in Northern Offices.
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LANCASTERVILLE. S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ArRIL. 90, 1857.

s8~ Our readers will perceive that by the
change and present arrangement of our first
pagc,a considerable enlargement of the read
ing space is effected. This we hope will be
appreciated, and other and greater improve.
merits, will be offered from time TO tiule.
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The contest in Dir. Brooks District will
be conducted by Gen Bonhan aad NJ. r..
Spann, Of Edgeield, and Mr.. Sullivan of
I%4aurens. All other nominees have declin-
cd
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The price of travel on the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road has been advanced
from three cents a mile, TO three and n halt
cents.
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MINISTER TO MExIco.--A Washington
despatch iDforms US, says the Charisston
Courier, that the recall OF Hen. John Forsyth
from Mexico Is said 10 be fully resolved up.
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A very large Whale was captured near
Beaufort. N. c., on Thursday last. l, was
seventy feet long and yielded about fifty
barrels Of oil. which is worth s l,CCO.
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From Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, April IA.
The Lecompton correspondent Of the
Democrat, Of this city, states that the in
%tel'Igence Of appointment Of Hon. II. j,
Walker, rs Governor OF Kansas, gives
great dissatisfaction to the free State men:
they regarding it rs favorable to making
Kansas II slave State. Violence and law
~lessness are beginning to be manifested in
consequence.
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THE CoMET.-Ihe Comet, which Astron
omcrs tell Us is to make its appearance in
June next, We sec it stated, has been seen
with Telescopes at New York, Washington
ond other places.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoSyEsTIoS.-
The Protestant Episcopal Convention of
South Carolina, assemblies in Camden on
the 9th of May next
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New PosTorFlcE.-A new ~postofice has
been established at Tcroah, Richlaud Dis.
trict, South Carolina; J. Il. BArRp post
master.
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DEATH FROM UssIfIcATIoN.-A woman
ofabout thirty years OF age, named Asenath
Mullen, died at the Boston Lunu,ic iIospi-
tai, on the 2ith ullimo, of Justification Oft the
arteries. A case of death of II middle aged
person, form such n disorder, is extremely
rurn
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Military Operations in Florida.

WAsuINGTeN, April 10,
Active military operations in Florida
have been terminated.
1t is expected that n delegation oil Greeks
and Seminoles will visit tie Semiuoles of
Florida 10 persuade them to emigrale.
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ts- "a S0N OF LANCASTER" shall Ger
tain!y have n place next week.
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Columbia April II.

The Cotton market presented no new fca-
lure Tod y, the dcmaDd Was steady and pri-
c's Mere very fall and firm ut our for
mer Quotations of III 10 1875 cents es>
trcmrs.
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New York, April ls.

Cotton 10 quiet, with sales of ! 900 bales
buyers demand n reduction in prices. To
when holders will not yield, White wheat
- q"rt"d Mt 81 u per blshcl. Corn is
que ted at II 5c. per buslcl.
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DIR. r. w. GIBBES,
Editor of Tho South Carolinian,
W..
+. J. ARTHUR,
Mayor of Columbia s. c.,
March Term 1857.
Verdict for Plaintiff.
los REVERSE
Triumph of Right and Principle.
The Freedom Of the Press il guaranteed
az by the Constitution of the United States"
40 eject n corporation from n public
meeting because it is suspected or avowed
by him that he means To publish a report Of
the Proceedings is not nwfuI."-Judge
Whhers' charge.
The Doctor is certainly entitled to qunff from
IL n bumper to the triumph Of right and
principe, over an unjust rnd Illegal attempt
TO restrict a Constitutional and long nc.
knowledged privilege.
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TIE
CmAELEsrnN. Anril l.

CHARLESTON, April IL.
saclions To day may bs
SAID 10 have been suspended, so little VA,
some, the sales having been limited 10 l25
ba.es, which were sold before the Arqbig's
accounts were made public. The sales were
made at Il range OF iiyures extending from
III 10 lie.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less, one insertion,
81 or, it continued, rs cents for the first in
~sertion, and SO cents for each Subsequent inscr.
ION. I'd See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements
The number of insertions must be written on
ZACH advertisement or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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A VERDICT FOR A GOBLET.

At the suggestion Of a friend Of DR..
Gibbes', he was induced TO employ the paltry
verdict awarded him in the case against Ar
thnr and BurdeIl, in the purchase Of a silver
goblet, and the following is inscribed upon
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Published every Wednes lay Morning
". nj. N . r. s
EDITOR AND PsoPRIEToR.
TERMS:

In advance, ------ $2.OO
AZ tue expiration OF SIX Months, 49, $50
Al he emo Oh the lear, --------.- 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-12

DT SASroRp's LIVER TSvIGoRAToR is what We
wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers. our reasons for which will appear in the
following:
Some timosince, whiletroubled with Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, and thousand other ills that
none but the Dyspeptic suffer. our physician dc.
ned us the use of the Rvoritc cup of coffee
with our breakfast. But this did not lessen the
evil, so blythe Dr's advice meat was discarded
from our det-yet Dyspepsia haunted US day
and night, until finding no relief among physi-
clans, We commenced the use Of family medi-
cines with less faith than hope Among other
things, we were recommended TO try DIX. SAN
FoHD's LIVER iNvIGonAToR We tried it, and
since then we have recommended others to try
ii, while they in their turn have given their
recommendation, and there are no cascs that we
know Of who have tried it but hive been bene-
fitted by its use. 1t is the most iauigoratiug,
life giving bulsam We lave ever known, and we
are happy III telling all of its curative proper
ties, and in recommending them VIXEN troubled
with any arrangement of the Liver, to try. this
uniaiIing remedy feiOnia UeMOcrdt.
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PENNsYLYANIA LEGlsLATURE.

. HARusBuKGH. Oct lO.--A motion leaving thu
time indefinite andzltaving the question tht
next Legislature. defeated; yeas 81 nays 55.--
Tile original motion fixing the third Monday III
january next, lost; yeas 10, nay rs. \ lil"tiNh
to strike ON all after5cnacting clause,in Senate
bill aud insert OH the House bill No. s, lost
Amendment requiring banks to pay specie fol
lives, carried
. The House agreed to take up the relief Lii
passed by the Senate yesterday. Dispensed
with going into Committee OF The whole, and
placed Un second rcading.
A long debate OH extending the time for re
sumption from April to the third Monday ii.
january. lS59-lost, % totr0.
Motion 10 shorten tue time to january, S5S,
offered; substitute offered, fixing tic first of July
next-loSt, 30 to 50.
sENArE-A political discussion arose from Il
resolution declaring that the whole financial
difficulties resulted from the Tariff of "A, and
the mod ica.ioii by last Congress, subject iinally
postponed.
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The FIREMHX's PARADE, on Saturday, was
oFethan the most jealous members anticipated.
There were few decorations or designs upon
any OF the aparatuses, but the parade was Sys-
tcnaticaily arranged, and tho procession NUM-
barred many more than was expected in the
present state of some Of the companies The
p occssiOn was formed in the Edward market
nee, an preceded by7an excellent band of
music, marched up to North street, thence to
Main, thence to Union, thence 10 Fonrtl,, thence
10 Quincy, thenee to SIXTH tllenco to Clay,
thence to Fourth, thence to John, themes to
Main, thence to First street, Centre Wheeling
thence to Chapline, thence to Third, thence 10
MGkct, thence to Btddle, thence to Main. thence
M9nroc, thence to Market thence to Market
$ ace, where they disbanded amid the best of
70 Ing a d 600 10 der. Thoyoung 'Contine !. :
ii, who performed here with band of ,nntrels
ald who have been delighting our citizens with
t ieir sweet music fpr the past week were seat
ed,upom oiteof the '.lnachihes,' In the process
sion, where with the spiril stirring drum aud
the ear piercing fife, they attracted great atten-
ti{n. z
The parade of Saturday last win inaugurate
renewed energy and revive the atnbi,ionwhich
oice attached to the fire department Of the city,
aid We may soon expect 70 see thorough re-
organization Of ali the companies. To show
wat the fircmen are when they once take a
notion, We state that on Friday evening, those
of the members who had not previously con-
cludcd to turn out had meeting and resolved
to.appear on parade, if they had TODD so in
{ .eir white shirt sleeves.
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BY THE UNION LIMB
70 TAE DAII.y lNrELE'Ef:N Els.
OFFICE, CORNER wArER ANp MoNsoE sTReETs


Der. 1n.-A letter from the firm Of F,'stn Re-
gus d ca. Of Calcutta riHtei August 1nIb, two
days after regular India mail WAS matte ul,,
makes no mention of any news regarding Luck
now, except tlat Gen. lavelock has received
some reintorcements and was advancing toware
that place.
The Rcrscgua at Arrola lad been saved, and
ii cost 300 lives to do it.
Tine Bengel sleamer',w:s expected iasfivctlry;
and was thought would bring troops i.o
NJ La.
Afnconscqncnee of the delay in weSter't, remit
tances ansl;lnlust total suspension of lisgef rs
gotiations here, the Michigan GeGtFal itaie'ad
suspended payment till they can realize from III
proposed subscriptions TO its bonds ON the lott
Of November. They will pay their coupons a
usual
The steam ffigate sTerrimac sails for Rio ia,
nero ON pnc.tlny, taking our. Mr.. Mead, our
Minister to Brazil
The story about the insanity Of Sam'i i Ell
lott Of this city, contained in special DISPATCHES
! to be untrue.
Dnring IN afIrny at d,inking saloon las,
night j. A gan was shot dead ny Thos Mead.
Both parties are said tube gamblers.
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Miraculous EscArr rnox DEAru. "A man
named Charles Kitchen in attempting to jump
upon way-train whilst in motion, OH the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, near Bloomington, on
Thursday last, was thrown violently to the
ground. and had his head badly cot, besides be-
Ing otherwise severely itjurcd. lie fell imme-
diateIy beneath the cars, aud his escape from
death was miraculous. o..
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KANSAS ELECTION.

-.Sr. Lovrs, Oct lt.-AdyiceS from Lcaveu-
worth to tile Ssh inst, state that Leaycnwortlr
CO., tho only one thus far heard from giving u
Democratic majority. Dopcphan co, gives d
Republican majority Of %; Aclcson A; D0u-
glas 1880; These returns are givenas authentic.
fecumsch township 100 Republican maj, 10,
pcka 1870; Calhoun lja.
Later ativiccS say that PARROTS maj. is from
Eve to eight thousand. According to the esti-
late of the Free State men, the legislature will
stand thus: Council Kepublicans@, Democrats
T. Honse-Repuhiraus "A, Democrats 10.
johnson county gives Democratic majority
of $50. gsCa
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RheeEiI0 Station, June 18th, 1851.
On and after Sunday evening June 18th, e Passenger
will this daily $40 II. a:3O
u NJ aud II p. NJ Wheeling time.
The Mail Train daily except Sundays) at $40, A.. NJ,
H receive and discharge paSsengers at all the principal
stations. g 81 is IL
Tile Express Train daily at $50 P. BI will receive and
discharge passengers following stations Only Benz
wood MoundsYily, Cameron Burton, bent0na fsrT Graf
,Rowlp9buFg Piedmont OmbrrHnd No II W. Station,
Sir John'E Run, MarnsbuTg HnrPerS Ferry, MonOcacy,
s. kssV lille and Washington Junction..
The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
H. p ~, will receive and discharge Passengers at All the
principal stations
"A. M Express Train at S2o A. Nj Accommodation Train
$50 r. ". BY order or
Vi. 5. WOoDsIDE, superintendent.
ieI3 J. BFoRD, Agent.
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EROM NnN york.

Der 1O.-The reported suspension of Gen
Bliss 6 Co., current in the streets yesterday,
proves to be fatally untrue. The FIRMS one vi
the strongest in the city aud entcrtaius ne
thoughtof susponding.
For several daysspast, owing to the non pay
ment Of wages due, there have been argrehel :
sions of disturbances among the wnrkmen onth,
Erie r. r. tunnel at Bogcn Cut Yesterday tin
laborers to the number of one thousand IL
twelve hundred assembled, evidently with tll'
intcnlion of hostile demonstration, but after de
tanning one or two trains for a short tins,
through the interceSSionot the Catholic clergy
man and the Sheriff Of Hudson county, aud tllc
presence of force Of military, which had bee'
ordered, the mob was reduced 10 qnietness.
In consequence of the failure to lay the At
lantic Telegraph Cable, the Associated Press
has decided to employ substantial news yacht
at New Fonndland for the purpose of buartliny
off Cape Race, all steamers from Liverpool,
southampton, tlayre, Bremen, Glasgow, tEgi., D,
this arrangement the European news will lie re-
ceyed III about or days from t!.c time il,
leaves the English shore.
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AvoroEE Ta0UsLE-B.rn.v MeGranob,r

ASOTdEs TsOuBLE. BARNEY McGranahar,
formerly of Wheeling, was convicted of robbiug
u money drawer in Piuburgli on Friday morn
ing last. In the afternoon another commitment
against Barney was sent up for stealing a silver
watch, so lie will have TO stand another trial
for larceny
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Mosr SERIOUS CHARGE AGAlNsr PmYsrcIAS
The most ridiculous charges are sometimes
brought before our Magistrates, which not even
the subtleties Of the law can torture Into re-
cognizable offence The latest of which We
have heard, is that of woman in Cincinnati,
accusing wcll.known physician of kissing her
daughter. alleging his intent to cOrrupther mind;
the daughter being pretty child six years old.
Upon this most serious charge the Justice re-
fused to issue a warrant, believing 50 horrible a
crime must be rcferr,d to n higher court than
that over which he presided.