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WESTWARD.

w A4t$ Il w kA4sOs
lst Train-Express MaiI-Ienyes Pittsburgh n,
$50 a. M; Steubt nville Junction 90: Cadiz Jrnc.
ton at SIS; New Market gOl; uhrichsvil'e 9 49,
Coshoct0n 1859 Dresdenll SO; Newark l2i5; ar
ripes at Columbus ut 200, and Cincinnati at $50
pm
~ This train connects at Newark with Trains
of the Shndusky, Mansfield and cwsrk X. r.
leaving at LOO p. IN. and arriving at Chicago the
following morning at 7.3U.
End Irain--Steubenvllle and Newark Way freight
Leaves Steubenvie at $50 a, M; Cadz junction
6iS; uhrichsViiIe 90; Cosoclon o6 P. IN DR. es'
den =; arrives at Newark at "a.
"a IRAN + asst freight caves flttsbnrgh al
- m J.; Steubenvle Junction l02o' Cadlz juno
ton Y oGp IN ';Uhrichsvilie 2O7;New Comerstown
JoD Coshoc'on ool' Dresden 6l5i Newark sos
ana arriVes al Columbus l.i0 M
4th Iraln-Nlght passenger"-Leaves Pittsburgh
Mt p. m; Steubenvile Junction $50; Cadiz June.
ton Isupperl9, uhtichsyiIle9 "a; New Comerstown
10. IL Coshoeloa lO58; Dre sden ll.29; Newark u
4S, arrives at CoiumhHs at 9.25; and Cincinnati
74l a. M. tThis train stops at all regular Stations
between Stcuhenvle and Ncwark.)
lEFTraius on the C;RdiZ BRANCHES
Leave Cadlz lz.......6.5o AMP 30P.n. 45 I'm.
Arrive Junction 735 " g. ID " & 45
Ipave Junction 8 35 = $50 8Ol
Arrive al Cadiz 30 " AIS" S4j ="
Make close connections at radiz Junction with al
Trains on Main Line both East and West
Passen ers desiring to travel on the Freight trains
ton that portion of the Line between ST uhenviIlt
and Newark are re ouired to PURCHASE TICK.
ELS before getting on ihe Clrs but it is preferred
a'ONNEH'THspSS- Y S-- S'EWAEsA,
Trains cnnnect at sleubenvlJls with the Cleve.
land mud Pittsburgh r. L for Wheeling Bridgeport
&c and mt Yellow Creek for Bavard N PHI laI ell
pha .Alancc. Cleveland and Buffalo.
Al Pittsburgh with the Ptnnsylyana Rail Road
for H.rrisburgh Lancaster Pniladaphia Baltimore
New York, Boston .! the principal ci,es in The
MORT FL and EAST also with the Allegheny Val
/ 4. | 4" d.;
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ONTA wretch, named Tholnas Kirby, living
in Upper Marion Township, Montgomery coun-
ty, Pean., on ths 4sh inst mlrlersi his wife
while in bed, by severing her head from her boz
DIV with an axe He at first pretended that it
was three negroes who had done 1t, but finally
confessed the bloody deed Lie was laboring
under an attack ofthe mania patti. The muir
dered woman hid an in ant child sleeping in
her arms when she was slam. When the body
was discovered the infant was still clingins to .
mothers breast, It's hair and clothing clotted
with blood The hair had to be cut off to re.
lease it. The other Two children were crying
for their mother. Besides the fatal wound de-
scribed above, there were two others, ono Of
which extended from tho temple down the side
! of tho face. "a
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE RKET

Carefully examined by JOSEPH SNowDEN, Sa.
pviateRteat Of The Merchants Exchange.
b. 81 ALLEGHENY CITY, Oct. 15 1857.
The market to-day was rather inactive, and
and the sales exhibited a slight decline from
last weeks prices. The offerings at both yards
aggregated 9l9 Beeyes; 2163 Sheep. and 1893
Hogs: the sales amount in the aggregate to 1888
lIeeves; 60 Sheep, and 22O Hogs. The fol-
lowing are the details:
WIZ PENN YARDS, (ALLENDERs.)
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THE REV. c S. BURNETT, while luhoring ad
n Missionary in southern Asia, disoovere
msimple and certain Cure Tor Consumption, Asth.
a a, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. Nervons Debility,
and oil impurities Of the Boot; also nm easy and ef.
iectull mode OF lnhalng lie Remedy. Actuaed
by desire to benefit his suti ring fellows he will
eheerfully send the Receipt Gree to such desire
it with full aud explicit directions preparing and
successfully using the Medicine. Address
' Rtv C.S. BURNETT,
s3l Broadway, n. Y. City,
nua.e ,sr e. ~ - -----
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scorr Posr OrrlcE. Adams CO.. O.,

MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS; II nave now finish.
ed the starting OF your second Engine The mill
men are satisfied Ii you have ever built any thai
beats either OF them, should like to know where
they are. Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright
Steubenville, Jan. 70, l857-6m.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
no TnN TAx-PAYERs DIE RARRIsON C0UNTY.

On J. P JoHOy said County hereby notify % Gs &
correctly IN
showing the number Ofcens levied Hundred Dollars taxable proper
townships county
receiving will attend Gn snor deputy each the several |
A NJ
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Spring assga summer stock Of
F FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEWLLkY, &
At Who esaIe.


+ HAVE just received first instameBt of IS case
| OF Dry and Variety Goods. 1tcbnsists in pafto
Patent Thread, State Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread. Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives,
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warran's biackiIg
!Inndkerchiel's Hosiery Lead Pencla,
Boot & Shoe Laces GoFes, Skein Cotton.
Gum Suspend'rs, Gaiootls ShaSlag Soap,
Hnuks& Eyes, Needles & Pins Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Envelopes,
knitting Pins Purses, Note Paper,
Percussion Cups, Pocket Books, MIanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lacs,
Shaving Boxes Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints, and general
assortment Of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins Ac.
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry &c,
The ear!y attention Of Country Merchants and
others particularly directed to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN.
4th street, Sbo9e Market, Steubenyilla.E
april 30, 1857.
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1863 offered. No Dambs offered.
Il ~
253 offered.
rs
178 left over and sent east.
UNION YARDs, (Veach's.)
REEVES.


UNION YAnDs, (Veach's.)
BEkVES.
There was lair supply Of Beeves at these
yards, but the market was rather dull. The
offerings amounted to 454 head, all OF which
were sold to our city butchers, with the excep-
tions Of 80 head bought to go east. The prl-
ces ranged from 2334 gross, for tho best Cattle,
showing a slight decline from last weeks rates
attributable, peahaps, to the pressure IN the
money market ani the untvorable State OF the
weather. The principal portion OF the Cattle
went through tile hands oil the regular cattle
dealers at these yards.
The lot Of 80 head sold by John Ward, and
reported last week, were Of exgta quality, av-
erasing llS2 lbs, each They were sold to an
eastern dealer AZ Sc, gross, not 5A as errone-
ously stated in our last report.
SHEEP.
About 600 head w.re of.rel and sold at Sc
gross Tnere wera no offerings OF Lambs at
these yards
nOGS.
The offerings of Hogs amounted to 145 head
all Of when were sold TO our city butchers al
"a gle, gross, equal to 1882 5, nett.
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To Y cnclaers.

TIME BOARD OF Examiners OF Harrsong county
l. Ohio will hold meeting at Cadiz on the lasl
Friday and Saturday Of euch Of the following months
April, hay. June, september, October, November,
and December, 1857, and January, February and
Match, 1853, commencing at 10 O'clock A. IN on
ench day, for the examination Of Teacber. uncer
the "act TO provide Tor the reorganization ssupervi'
ion and niaintainance Of common schools" passed
March IA, 1858.
BY Order Of the Board,
NJ. b. ADAMS, Clerk.
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New Issk.al "a spket.

New YORK, Oct. I3Eh.
Flour bnovant, 1000 bbls sold.
Grain-Whaat decluel l4,OOo BUSH sold at
Sl,37!s for White and Sl,271a for red. Corn
frm-l4,0U0 bush. SOLD.
Grocere,-Colfce steady at 1928 @11Ac.-
Sugar steady.
Provisons-- Pork quiet, Beef heavy at IL
@l4c--Lard quiet at AZ 113c
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MclNTYgE CREEK, Jeff co @

October IL, 1856.
MEssRs MEANS 4 BROTHERS: "We have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish 10 buy, call and
SEE ours. RALSTON IL BROWN.
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Arrival of New Spring IL SumiE0el
Goods la HOpctlnIe Ohio.
THOMPSON q SAUNDERS.

ARE now receiving and opening their stock cl
Spring & Summer g0ods, which have cen phfr
chased in Philadelphia under the most favorable
circumstances
In their stock will be fonnd all articles asuay
kept in Country Store: ,-sides great many that
Gre not generally kert, nnd adapted especially I'd
the wants of this community; and will be sold al
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio
We respectfully solicit an examination OF oui
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinda u
country Produce taken in exchange for goods Al
the highest Ilarket roles.
THOMSON & SAUNDERS. 4
{ tIopedala. May "a, 1851 #
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HATS, GAPS, FUHsS, Sc.
THE PEOPLE or HARRISON 4 ADJOINING

Goods for the would be pleased to-
ndv
sargean al principally
OF sye description Sa nGy loves
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HooKsrowN, Beaver CO Pa. F,

IlooKsTowN, Beaver CO Pa.
October II, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: Owing to defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of you last
son, did not do SO we'll. Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one | know Of. wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one us good as mine
.OTHANlEL WOODROW
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CIiacsElgsassl lfasAasse ct.

NAWG9kEEEa3 = IA II RFF'"
CINCISNATI, Oct. 10Th
Flour steady sales of 1860 bbls. at $44O@
$3.50 for supcIfne and choice, and S4,6o@4, rs
for exit Corn dull; 7,OUO bushels sold at 4oc.
Oats steady; sales of 2,2o0 bushels at 80 cts.
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Ggt Gahi5 Sentinel.
Agricultural NTeetitsU,
Notice.

THE NOTES of Solvent Banks in New York,
il Pennsylvania and Baltimore are received on
deposit and IN payment OF debts at the Harrison
Branch Bank. M. ]. BROWN, Cashier, P. 4.
Cndiz, Ohio, Oct. %, 1857 t;
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l8~GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.-5I
srnnE GREATLY neutrality-suspicious. sr0CK.

GREATLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK.
s,ym
ntheyha
havehe
rsges stnems
the hst houses
in
goos
ic
Chnzes
n
eraw still SELL
mr the
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McDOWE Ell a. Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, anc
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, UHIU,
II EEP always on hand large assortment
N School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofal sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopes, Steel Pens, an0 all kinds ofStationery..
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mel
chants School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices.
Having Bndefy connected with our establish.
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance. Companies County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c Printed work bound to or.
der as wo use the best quality Of stock, and employ
the best wofkmcn. Our work will compar favora.
by with that Of any other Bindefy in the State
Blanks OF all kinds Pagea to order
The highest market price paid for Raga and FaH
ner's Scraps. McDOWELL x Ctl
steubenvilse, March " 1855.
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oct 15-S7-tf
M = Wv FT "a. NJ +!

TT AVING entered into partnership in the business
III of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones OF every description. are now pre-
pared TO accommodate all who may fs sor them with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in tho very
besf style: as Dallas is one OF the best workmer
in Eastern Ohio. Their shop will be found on Rai
road street, opposite the Probate Office. Please cal
he49re purchasing elsewhere.
" - MCPHERSON g. co.
Csdiz Ohio, Oct |, 1sJ7-tt
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Pittsburg Columbus & Cincinnati

FlLCsDurS CoIumDus q ClnclnnaJl
tSteubenvilie and Indianal
R ALL R . AID.
West!
Trains run through from PiittsJttrq 10 Columbus
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AUG. Sd, 1857.
" trains on the above Road will run as follows:
EASTWARD.
1st tTrain-Morning Express-Leayes CoIunbu.
at l.35, a. M; Newark, 3.O0H. m; Dresden 90 a.
m CoshOcton 4 81 a. M; New Comerstown SIS;
Uhrichsvillc 6 90; Cadiz Junction tbreakfast) at
I. %; Steuben vile Junction eco; Yellow Greek al
ii ~, teonneCilng with train OF & 2 road, which
reaches Cleveland at 3. Is MI Rochester H. Ip.-|
and arrives at Pittsburgh at O5p. IN. in time for
Tle Fast Line" Ct the Pennsylvania Rail Road
at 3 10 p. m which arrives at Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore the following morning at 6.l5, and New
York at l.2O a m.
2nd Mail Train Leaves Columbus at 1000 a.
m; Newark Ills; Dresden l2ll; Coshocton idin.
nerl / 03p m. New Comerstown 80: UhfichsviIle
2 49, Cud.z junction 22 Steuhenville junction
4.35; yellow Creek 40, [conneciiBg with e g. p
MHi Train, which reSches Cleveland at 50 p. M
Rochester 40, and arrives at Pittsburgh at rs D
m in time for express Line" of Pennsylvania
Rail Road at 40 p. m, which arrives at Philadel.
phia and Baltimore the following duy at l.l0p. M,
and New York at p. m
3d-FSst Freight and Stock Train--Leaves Col.
umbus at 0Op m; Newark at 9 90: Dresden II 20;
Coshocton 20 m New Comersown IS; Uh.
richsville 4.34; Cadiz Junction 80; Stenbenville
Junction ~ % Rochester SO p. m, and arrives at
Pittsburgh al $50 p IN. The Pennsylvania Rail-
Road now offers superior inducements to Drovers:
as they hav the advantage of either the Philade-
phia or Baltimore markets at the same rate of tran
portation.
4th-Steuhenvile and Newark Way-freipht--
Leaves Newark at I,55 a. M. Dresden 45, Coshoc
ton Il; New COmerstowu 25; UhrchsVie 1880;
Cadlz junction l4l p IN; arrives Steubenville at
4. Is p. III.
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"a EINToVA
t.Rk ki~as ARHkHVjkE!

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
j shoe Ston to the room formerly occupied by
ltenry Kerr three doors 50 tn oi tho post ottce,
and one door north OF stewards store, where he
keeps one OF the largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz lie has just re-
ceived tres stock, all o which will be sold cheap
er than ever Custom work made to order, Give
me a call il you wish to secure bargains,
JAMES HOWARD.
f.aLiu Ohin nnriI % ial6
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DELAWARE CRY, X IT,
September 10, 1856.
MEssRs MEANS: "O En- zine and Saw Mill bull
by you, work finely. 1t doc 8 all that we ask, 81
that YOU warranted il TO do We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
ODEER'r e. SOLOMON.
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ISLAND GREEK TOWNSHIP, Jeff CO.
September Is, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & BROTHERS: My Engine does
tirst-rate | am satisfied aud will npon all
recommend the purchas OF Engines OF youl make
JAMES SCOTT.
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The Medicine Of the Million I !!
PHIL OSOPkFY AND FACT.
HOLLC Us PILLs.

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is the Iiie.sustaining agent II tri,ish4
es the componens OF aesh, bone, muscle nerve and
venis its distributors, aud the intestincs the ahan-
Inc! through which the vase matter rejected iu it's
productions is expelled, Upon the stolact, the
circulation and the bowels these Pills mel Snuta.
neousy relieving ndses ton, purifying the iluids
and regulating The Lxcretious
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OsEFn MEANS. JhWEs MFAAS GEO. @ MEAta
MEANS & BRQTH ERS.
TEUBEN WILLIE. OszgO.
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Builders, Manufacturers ut hIeshng Ma,
Chinr and Mill Castings Glering Machinery, Pull
lies, Wro aht and Cast iron Shaiting, with heavy
forging. &c. &c
Our fncilities enable us to do work of this kind
unequaled in this part OF the State. Orders nd.
ressed to Means & Brothers Steubenville. Ohio
We sdd extra cts firm letters addressed 10 us du.
RUG the last year relative 10 our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., o.
August l. 1856,
MEANS g. BRorHERs: Your Engine has now been
in operation long enough 10 satisfy me- have
ground oo Bushels ol Wheat with 10 bushels oI
coal and think il VIC had good DIR, wheat it could
be done with less coal have no hesitation in re,
commencing your Engines.
A. Nj. BUCHANAN.
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The New York Difficulty.

The Republican Legislature of New
York, thinking there was some political
capitol in the hands of the police of that
great city, have taken. the responsibility
to assume legislative control of its police
affairs, and have appointed a set of eff
sers to supersede those appointed by the
Mayor and Council. A greater outrage
never was committed upon the rights of
any community of people than this, and it
is now being resisted on constitutional
grounds. Here is a Fusion State at war
with q Democratic city. This act of the
Legislature in attempting to control the
internal police of a city, violates every
principle o fself- government 1t ishoweve,
in perfect keeping with Black Republican.
ism, SEWARD, WEED, GREELEY & Co.
contend that a squad of M. C's collected
at Washington and elected with reference
mainly to the wants of their respective
Congressional Districts, are better Judges
of the wants of a Territory than are III,
citizens themselves. So the legislators a
Albany, three fourths of whom never LIVED
in a city, take the responsibility of regu
lating the domestic affairs of o municipal
Corporation hundreds of miles away, ant
of which they know nothing and care less
This is Black Republicanism.-U erelan,
Plain Dealer.
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Stolen! Stolen !!

ON the Gath ult., some person or persons
" entered the house OF the subscriber, in
Sunsbury township, and took therefrom, money
to the amount of about fifty four dollars, con-
sisting of one twenty dollar gold piece, one ten
dollar bill on the North Western Bank of Vir-
ginia, two FIVE dollar gold pieces, one five dol
lar bill on an Ohio bank, several small bills and
silver change to the amount of about ten dol
lars. The pocket-book contained papers of
value to the subscriber, being one note of hand
on Samuel Amber given to Joseph Mellott,
dated about the first of March, 1857, due TWEEN
ty days after date, and calling for thirty dollars.
and one note on Ebenezer Dakan, dated the
first of April, 1852, calling for one hundred and
fifty dollars.
All persons are warned against trading for
said notes, and said debtors are forbid to pay
them to any person but the subscriber. The
thief is requested to return the papers, which
are of no use to him, or leave hem where the
subscriber may get them, and he will be thank
full for the fas or. JOHN DAKAN.
June 3, 1857.
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The Elk-Horn Char.

The Washington onion thus notices the
construction of the novel elk-horn chair
which was sent from California as a pres
ent to President Buchanan. The Union
says:
1t is composed exclusively of elk horns,
the largest probably four feet and a hall
in length, and bolted with iron, thus rem
dering it firm and durable. Composed
of such materials, uncurtailed in any o
their natural proportions, there are neces.
sarily many sharp points in the appear
ance of the article. The tips, being white
afford an agreeable contrast to the darl
brown of the %antlers. The seat is cush
Toned with finely-dressed skin of the ami
NAL which has involuntarily furnished thu
chair for the President of the Unitet
States. The several parts are artisticall,
joined--fragments of the skull serving a
knobs TO the legs of this household orna
ment and comfort.
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For the Spirit of Democrac


Mr.. ED1ToR:-It now devolves upon
the Democracy of Monroe County to make
two nominations for Representatives, and
it is very important that we select good
men.
We fnd many Democrats in various
parts of the County, anxious to see Dr..
JAMES M. STOUT, of Seneca, nomi-
mated and elected to that Office.
For sixteen years past he has been q
resident of the County, during which time
he has been found battling manfully for
the cause of Democracy. On several oc.
c~asions he has been before the party for
nomination, but failing in being nomina-
ted, he always yielded a cheerful and eff
cient support to the nominees of the par
ty. No man in the County sacrificed
more, or did more noble service during
the late Presidential campaign than did
Dr.. STOUT, and We rejoice in finding a
general desire among Democrats, to re-
ward him by giving him a nomination,
and an election to the State Legislature.
q. w. Shaklee, John Windham,
J. P. Spriggs. VIM. Rutter,
w. Henning, j. r. Windham,
j. w. Brunette, Edward Stephens,
W. T. Smallwood, Andrew Barker,
Thos. A. Bunting, Jacob Barker,
f. Ball, HI. G.. Morris,
JOS. Weir, Wilson Morris,
Josiah Massie.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-06-03
e Havana correspondents, writil

az Havana correspondents. writing
on the l5thi inst, represent the slaye-trade
as fourishing. A British ship, named
the Duchess Of Sutherland, had landed six
hundred Africans near Sagua la Grande,
and was then burnt to the waters edge.
There were a dozen vessels in the port OF
Havana up for sale as slavers.
1t is again asserted that the late cpl
demic at the National Hotel, Washing
ton, was the result of a Spanish conspi.
raey to poison the President.