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uHANoEgY SALE.

IahnA. Flendriek W. D, G. Braton. OF ale
!. In pursuauce of 40 order made by the Chancery
Court at Clafksvllle, al the October term, 1856,
will sell TO the highest bidder at ihe court house
in CieFksyiile. on Saturday ,iS 9Th duy OF Feb
next, 81 acres Of land, well Improved.
This land lies within one sniie Flptksvile, has
most excellent farm dwelling, ard oil necessary
out houses, and has first rate cistrrn. 6uulty.
of land tolerahle COED.
TER MS:--One fourta cash, 6n'nndc 12mopths
credit. Nste with good security rsqairsd!l
Jan. %, le57-tds THOS J, NUM- ORD 9 q NJ
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New ORLEANS, Jan.


The seamer Texas is at the Balize With San
Juan dutes 10 The 10Th.
Ger. ilenningsen received reinforements
on the 18th of December and on the 10Th, after
useige Of 10 days, he succeeded in driving
The enemy before him. with loss of 400,
Gen Henuingsen's loss was 300 The odds
sgninst him were 10 10 i.
fAll ths military stores, artillery, public
documents, &c, were removed 10 Rivas unin.
jurcd. .. ......
Walker took possession OF Rivas without OPP
position, the enemy eEacualing on hearing of
his approach. ae
The costa Ricnns have taken possession of
ali The boats on The San Juan river, cutting O1
commuHic ,tlon with WalSer,
special despatch to the associated press
states that the Costa Ricans were projected in
this act by the British .-.-s
Three hundred recruits we're willing at
Punla Arenas for The repabing Of the steamer
which would take five days, when they were
determined to proceed up the river. H..
Just az lie Texas was leaving messenger
arrived at the station.
Walker, fearing that som ething was wrong,
hsd come over, and finding the VI ate of affairs
had roes p'ufed fort San Carlos, which had bee
taken by the enemy, aud HRs rapidly coming
dowO the river, scsueTng all before him
. New YoHK. Jan. l6
Jhdvces By the Emu embrace the following
items OF news: ... ..
The Swsfe Of Berne says that meeting Of
the diplomats, in relation 10 the Suisse diff.
guilty, has been held at the residence Of Mr..
Fay the American minister, who acted as On
iuicr,OeGIue between tho diplumatists and the
Federal Council, and throughout evineed the
greatest Kindness towords Switzerland.
A Berlin paper says that ii is rumored TINT
abe Eeuichate question will be arranged by
S,eaHlsfsaee independent to that OF Pars, at
which SRi z-rland viii DO admiued.
HAvRE, Dec. 2S.--Saes ofcotton for the las;
two DAYS have been 3 900 bales. The market
hiss been buuyanl wilhnn advancing tendency
n. o. tres ordinary 1885,; sales Of lots Ia arr
Tiys, have been made, Including 1000 Mobile
~ l0i4t
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O-rNo Tobacco sales lAls week.
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The american party in Missouri is in good con-
dition. The Jefferson City Legislative correspon-
dent Of the ST. Louis Republican says, 81
"The american party (cf the Legislature) lad
caucus last night, which was numerically at
tended, and in which there was full and free cons
sultatlon as to their future course Of action, here
and in the State. They concurred in opinion and
resolution, that the party organized in the LegiS
ature and In the State should be maiRtafned; that
hey should notfuse with any party-the fact In
cidentally appearing that very large number Of
them never would vote for Benton; that their OBJ
ject was and would be, to secure aid for Just OBJ
jocts of legislation from every side Of the Assem-
bly,, and that IL would be impolitie TO array them
selves against any other party in the Legislature,
simpIy on the ground of opposition to that party
or its measures. r,' setss-f. - .-,-.- IA.
With popular vote of forty thousand Ia the
Stste--wilh The concilatory course which II has
marked out for itself.-with many thousands oil
voters yet uncommitted TO either standsrd-it will
60 hard with either party II il does nos two years
hence, get the control Of. the State. 49, ~
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lEronTED E1rREssLY. ron THE CHRONICLE.

Cincinnati Jsn. %.
( FiOut 5oa5 60, Whisky 22a22i 1885, Wi1eat
6Fm-weather intensely cold. No change in river
New Yerk, Jan, D..
Red whest ~ 10; Flour quiet; Corn cry dull
- Pork dull 20 IS, Besf buoyant; Lard duh at
ss;.W hisksy unsettled; Stocks lower and dull.
Nashville, Jan. %.
"a The westher still yery cold-thermomete 8 deg
above zero. River closed tight. A channel IL
being cut from ihesuspension bridge to the wator
to lei the coal boetsdown 70 The handbag. Our cas-
tern dispatches net important. The words, "dull
nothing new to-day,"is commoh
y r,sf n , Paducah, Jan. %.
River frozen hard and tight Highayer lei here
Monday at 4 o'clOck--stuck fast at Grand Chain,
and soon sprung leak. The Nashville was sent
10 her assistance from eairo but account Of the
ice, she was unable TO rescue her. She soon after
sunk to 3 feet above her decks, Steamers Harris
villc and Elias cargo on board, besides alarge
shipment from here. Cargo valued at $4,000
probably a.total loss. Passengers in critical po-
siiion--no boat can reach her. [Sigl JAGO.
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t'll as ndiGs ~ piss,5he, ard 10 III sled. In.
dicaied va,i,'is amendments, including ono to
Observation-Disclosures so.diers(oe.ds precia,
zion 10 Continental Money 10 wbichthey were
paid asaeslqas4 i'm llsmqyed an indefinite
posip,aeneot OF the bin Lost--22 against
az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

TSsv~ - sxy N~s P~~6erer~S Mrs McyusaM MIN Wsks
sass Mr. CununEs MSs CaAesoa d ~ Mrs H0ontock.
ihladeiphas Prof and Mrs AsrsAaA A0i Ar roanox-
Fer CAaresps. h the ses.aAp MArs.-s Ven D1sca
B IAwtcs, Talirv and lazy, Major J HAsans IsAy
four ohliaren @ 0rpainG j Clarke, Geo W1bSr,
y Martin, Anderssu DAVIS, ScAtr. Dunbax. Mrs.
Ososy. r HaSar. II Eckhaxt n hagArye. Basdy.
rASgar II Murray. W Wumot, and ii In Tho Seers8a
For Rchmood &c, h re aeanaship yanenown-dF Wat
sco, Il q waktns Brooks W 6eph~os and lady Nor
Esn1 sawerv, Mhc6su Stssk. q Whsenan, n BoNs
Hr1 W Jwdsou Bailey, w bowman. Wood, Lewis
+. wa'4ag. Q Ho.!nsswSrh, 3 Allie. Allso Row.
tend, ID Ioe~enthal Sample. and Il Dawsso, Jss8
FsrkAs, Tsyior, u Hebso~. Miss Lowerre Mss
hass Oroon, nlss Raymond, Miss Fowler iOck-
xs wsse,es snd two Ssidrea O.oecS and lady
so.s1 aoA en- QNp Woethouse Woodhouse Miss Wood
sosse IL se~neo br ship Pcray, snA Is the saeerage
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PROCLAMATION Br JOHN A. Kir0, oevHasos OF
THE s-Ara or spv voRx-
II havirs hecn made knavn " NE b. an efHcsl ormuo
rioaicr sddr-eeed BY George Hail. Hgbert BeusoB
and Obadiah BOVINE, Commissioners for the removal " he
cvsrsnins saiop, and vassed by the andavh 81 Samuel
YitsyalscS eye ~itness thai co he nshs q the stxth
Of hsy lnsAot about the hour of twelve O'Clock the va
able ksnfos House the land kpsvp ~ us "WoH
Psyn 4" A. We-theld, In the coupty OF pchDoot lately
purchased by -ad Com mssgcne~ N behalf u The peo
DE a The S.s pursuance ~ sn A0 OF The Leg-iaro,
ior te purte being temporarily uscd a. Quar.ntns
station gshey with the furniture therein, a1d also
farm hous sDd oeloudinrs upop he sase nses were
viruy burned 10 the ground by humorous and unlaw
N continuation ~ porsors, rbed TO- thAi prTpoes,
whose sSnes asd persons are unknown, and the edd
rsnso- snd ryn house being al The tine nhsb.ted
therefore, Considering the ext sordlnsry character 81 tbs
daring and high BANDED oseoe, comprLrg GO, only tts
vsnr de,rve,soo Of The propcrty o. the Ssio, bus The
cap,s crte q srpcu do hereby ofey reward Of two
,sosand Eve hundred dollars 70 eny person persoos
who shall give information ,h shau oad "a vo deteooB,
,pvrrhen,on and o. the pe~perAtoye Of tbs
sasd crime, sny o. shem.
Ard 90 hereby sLpe eurcin al civil ofcers 10
Tho c.pnty " Rschrcsd snd oseEese osArgoi with tbs
cu,y M sorcne laws VI be vgilsai " their
% Bring The Offenders to yustScet
IN sI,sc.a vperecf have bere-no sTSed ny "a ns
and the privy eel a The 6Aie thia eisnts
ug1 day Of Nay, ~ The y-aS zoe thocaand "a gbi
kundses .sd sly veveo.
JOHN A Eufu.
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The London clror.ois Of tbe Esd OF April says:--
Tbs State OF rsxss gisey reserved To itself the gA
OF dbpoeiog lie pnoccupied lands ana following The
Exam pie ~ Illinois, has resolved n return this
property 70 scocant, a. tho -srumeee tor enhching
the country by ecncess&ons Of snd 10 railroad coxr
psnieA 10 q Hotter from the Secretary of the
Bo0d q TRADE 70 some penerfsls pre-
sented ~ br Jobn Oplvy, We md the
following persgraphs-As 70 the discovery ~ fer
hlnns sslss In Brsgd n "a eoraewhst premature 10
snDsspoe nitrate q soda a. ooe o. those thst has
been ioonS h any ocnsdersbde quantity. BY recent
savSec from hes hsjrstv's Cons~a AZ Para. 4 "
Stated that nitrate ~ potaass aD& ehlsrae 81 sod1on
ave kNsur 70 exies IN erteHasve AGstrSts On kefh
ases te Cs~diisvas sna ube ipkcrcsce is j~saaaase
.hai ssss1s Of coda mx 10 feaaA IN The ses'
vrruexSN
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The Hews.

The HeWss
The Bend street murder case closed last evening,
afser tx days trial. Tho jury at halfpast seven
O'Clock last evening returned to Court, having been
oat bat bali an hour. with verdict Of Not
guilty" Mrs. Emma Augusta Cunningham, other
wise called Burdeu, was then discharged from Gus
tsdy, and 90 motion, Mr.. Eckel was also discharged
o. hi own recogpisanse In - 900. Suspicious hav
Ing beea cast by counsel tor the defence on Dr. Bais
dsl, No have received md publish . communication
ffsa . friend Of his. accounting satisfactorily for
~ Whereabouts on the fatal night.
Governor King has issued . proclamation Offering
reward Of $4,000 for the apprehension and oonvic-
ton Of The persons who cot fire the buildings on
the hrm Of Mr.. Wolfe, q 6eguines Point, Staten
lsaad, a TIE night q the 9Th inst The Quarsn-
tans Cenninioners have resolved to proceed imme-
dAA&eay With the erection Of the necessary buildings
~ auarsstiae purposes in Lieu q those destroyed by
~ inse.diAsiss.
Tho letters Of our correspondents q Paris and
Berlin. together with . number Of interesting ex-
tsace nom our f'es Of late European papers, are
psSlisAed In to days HnALp.
The CITY inspector reports $50 deaths during the
pAA week. decrease Of so g compared with the
return Of tho week previous. As viii % seen BY the
figures given below, this improvement Of The public
health y mainly duo to dlminutiea Of the number
q fatal oases Of ssc aons Of tho brain and nerves
sad Of dssases Of The lungs, throat, &c. The fsl-
lowing statement exhibits The number of deaths dor
Ing ~ pAst two weeks among adults and children,
distinguishing the sexes,-
Men WcnaN Boys GSis 7e<ol
wss< saans Nay s.. SIS. IS IS iS g sss
Amoss the principal causes Of death were the fol-
lowing -
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PHILADELPHIA srsos 10 Asn

rHrr-ApWrnrA are0N % ARn
PmAs.S-uA, hay ., 1897.
@ockg Gull Pcrnsyivsnla b, "a, Morris Canal, II 4
Reading esiresd. coz; Pcansylvash Railroad, ex.
INV ouA.~, MAJ 9, lass.
Cotton unchanged ssiss .odsy, 200 bsies uiddas,
1890 ~. e.s 400 ssI.s 49, q. hsss ~ "a
bacs deoyc.sed reoeipss "a this pert G< 900 baIes
All Hovtbsrp po,u, Ga, 500 bJsa- asaS-ltc II Va
fos ns, MAKES bars. Corn dun Al 30. Q 80. Psfk
buoy ana mes, - 70 "a Lard n kegs, tso. Codes
v drnL eslss OF The week, 2Cc0 bars receipts Of the
week. $500 bag, besase al ds.rssns is sos bags ock
5000 bsss freghs-rStson 70 Liverpool, I'd oshs
articles Unchanged.
CNDVAr, Mar ., 1877.
rrovtioos are ADVANCING There are moro bvycrr fos
pork than eelere At "a 30 FIVE hundred koss-
heeos q bacon were sosd today al DC savAsoe We
quote shousdets a. 40 aad SIDES II 70 LArd-AlAs OF
800 tbis Mltc Whktsy advanced 20 n 40, the sAyke4
elosag excited, WITH bosdsrs ssN1s Soc fs delivery
NcndAy.
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Break In tho Canal mt Lecokps~S.

Tue le Into the oazal NJ Locxpou yesterday
os l nisht, carrying swsy etshy ree< IN IeoSth and
SIX ct sesow the bosc 10 the eubsskeat eaa OF thai
pace, waxeaans This break VIII 10 allsd In again
Sunday nIshs o. Monday morning VII delay The
boats o,ssrtng frsu Albany.
despatch from Buals STATES thai the canal oonrneeoed
Cling At Bulao and Lockpors yesterday and sn be In
One ordss By AcsdsY.
os~Seo, Nay ., 1881.
TIE boat Caspian, ~ The sa oswego sne, arrived here
to-day With ueschsndss Tor Chicago. shs lcN Troy on
Wednesday morning, and u the nrpt beAi through.
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chits, OF congestion Of the liver, sf debility lin
saadle), Of diArrhns, Of disease Of tbs hesr, 8
Of inflammation Of the bowels, Of testhing, pre-
mature births, ~ stIlbon. and 10 fro1 vio,sct
Causes
The following Is cla.d6cstion Of the diseases and
the total number Of deaths In each cass Of disease
during the past two wesks:-
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The hood Street MurtAer-Arsyustaai or Mrs.
ssnghsm--Osscharge or Eckcl.
Tho exwsordna'y and deeply interesting cas-,
that hss becs occupying the Court O. Oyer and
Terniscr N thu city, and absorbing largo share
Of publio attention In this community and
throughout the country for the past week, was
brought to . frale last evening. II ended iu the
scqx &tal b, tho july Of MIRA Emma Augusta
CansiOgSan, otherwise called Bwdell, Ga the
indictment Tor the murder Of Harvey Burdell on
toe night q The sofa or morning Of the 3la Of
Jsnuary last.
The dap bad been occupied In the cumming up
ofcounsel on esoa side-ttc District Attorney and
the Attorney General speaking for two hours
esot, and tho TIVE counsel foe the defence for the
same length of time. AT q quarter before ak
O'Clock tho Attorney General closed the cage,
and Judge Davies proceeded to charge the jury.
In Court there WAS but one opinion IS to the
fairness olearaess, ability and impsrtlality Of the
charge. 1t showed mind devoid of prejudice
On tbe one SIDE &C partisanship on toe other. 1t
presented TIE faots La tho case with oesrness and
pesSpio.ity. One Of the. highest conpHeents
that oos,A be paid 10 n, was that no excep len
was taken TO It BY oounsol on either side.
The jury retired for csns1atstiea ct sevea
O'Clock, o. few nniautcs after that kosr. It
was fpregees concludes with them. and
viii I'll Who watched the progress Of the
case, what thcir veeliot saould be- In han an
hO0r they returned With verdict Of not guilty,
and he sooase1 was discharged from custody.
There Is NJ doubt as to the propciety Of the YER
dot IN view Of the weak oase made out BY the
prosecution.
On tho part Of Nj. Ecxa-who was not On
trial. but VITO wss In court throughout tie whsle
prooeediogs-it was moved that b be discharged
from oastody On his own reoognissnoe. The mo.
ton was granted, and M. Kckel was discharged
from custody On entering into his own reoosni-
zaoce In 81, 900 to appear In the Cocr. Of Oyer
and Tes miner at lite next sitting.
The counsel fer the defsooe On several ooca-
sioas indicated DR.. Blaisde,l as perscn who
might know something about tie mysterious
murder, and Who should be called on to account
for his wheseaboats OF the fatal night We have
received conmuricstion from q friend Of his
which We publish to-day, from which 1t appears
that TIA: friend ADD other gcotlewen we're ir The
company Of Dr. Blsisdeu from seven o'clock til
hsN-pest tweive o'clock that night.
The Bend street murder. assuming tie verdict
Of The Jury TO be righteous one, L. row great
ec myekery than ever.
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osvSce, n. r., MAJ ., 1851.
Gre broke cut here this Afternoon Ia . shaa,y used
for the manuf>cure q tar for roc from whesce spread
10 the weiiass House, desroynsA rhslas~rAnoe the
bcuse sls 900. and tAS rurmtsrs Abosl ~ 900 OF
5000, mostly In HArtrO~d companies fireman feu
fros1 third story wtsdow and broke his logs
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HoraLnatson 90 Congress In st. Louis.
81. LocB, hAv 8, 1885,
The democrats ct the Third oensrossnA district have
nominated John B. Csrt oil The vacancy oocassoned ~
ths e.sctlso Of Jsnss & 0reea 70 The Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

80 Ikverpne n eealsakp Feto~~~-T WaJyfa. Rev
M hnAurn, susst tuv soS ssur-ses, W. oust
Hr~ b iplk NJ yrss Srst OF Wins
Nv NJ W~~hw are Ne ard Mrs NArwvA Rss- No pasna
4 /. bsA>ss<r, "a ssT~s, nexsae ts as~~s, v a
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BIZ N Como TO RASsAs.--We are informed
that Zoo. Robert J. Walker, az Governor Of
Ksnsss, Was With the PreslSea. yees~xdsy
(seturday) at the White House, receiving h,s
final Instructions, and hat be will take I'D bis
lice Of march 10 morrow direct for Kansas. This
movement may eigDify something more than is
embodied 10 the introductory manifesto, and sub
seouept oescial corrpepondeoce OF aodng Gover-
nor S,tsnton. Hes Nr. Stanyon been iittle too
isstf We shall await vito anxiety The news Of
Tho arrival oat Of Governor Goiker end his
opening z,-o-snaarirlo TO tho people o. Karsas
Toe Prcsdent il evscenly fnly alive TO the ion.
por,ssoo OF this Kansas iDbsog,io A. DEVELOPS
by M. Stsntoo. Nothing Dl1e getting ~ ths roct
e the daiculty.
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THE KANSAS QUESTION IN A Nutshell The
following brief report from the Kansas CORES.
poodeDce Of the Cincinnati Gasszs Of the speech
and The reception Of acting Governor Stanton at
Lawrence, presents the exact condition Of the
Kansas trouble In nutshell
Mr. SAniou commsnoed by euiog ring Governor walker
ranking him with Lead ng American statesmen Ia review
ing soms acts o. his own, and In discussing the moral
sspec slavery endesvorng " prove that neither the
Indian the negrs Of the race A the v,as
Amer patiently hsienBg " tbs Tor Tine the meet
lar reqveated him " ppcak 90 Kansxs Affairs
lie tbeu dreoted bis remarks a. requested He frvhlv
svowcd MAJ he was pro aAve~y man and thai personally
he strongly attached 10 the nsu,sioos Of ns owu ga
I've south IL be voter when The question Of The
recognition OF slavery came legally before tbs peoo,e "a
Kssss,, be should vote 70 recognise and coounle Il He
sad De came sere for As purpose and WI the No aos Of
Ncve, never" shouted bis hearers
erAsros-,' TIE federal lava mus, be eaforced-"
Eyes tAns right, hsy have Nwsys boeo oeeyed BY
sanLss oooupued ssd sAd hat Ihs Territorial .ys ssd
been approved By the Susis and the E1eouve i evcn
majority.
they oorec.ed sAis stAaemsni BY 4lErs biz. As, The
Houss never bad republican ,o.ity
"Ai al eveok !" ssid he, "ths TerrO~L Is~p NUS be
"Eev,-, sever" ssA,n shouted biz heve,,.
RrAvros-''rbey sha1 bs eoforced"
akeve~, nsvcr, never" wa agAls shouted
s,.yro~-"zn<r 4 q ~~ 70 c< lryt ard 0.s tn.T 10
hs hI."
Crovd-S'vell vu n 10 then"
Towards the conclusion he tsikes ve-y mildly and the
meeting 1~1cuy sdsournea-
Nov. THE brief verbsin report (Which. wc
presume, "a substantially correctly Il worth all
tho proclamation, msnifestoes, correspondence,
arguments and eopjeOtsree we have bad upoo
Kansas srrAirs since Last Christians, az regards q
clear understanding Of the Issue bes~esn the
two parties there struggling for tae sso4s-
dsncy. This Ia the case IS made IN between Mr..
S4astso and Mr. Robinson Nov. let US wait .
Little and see what Mr.. Walker will dot In tho
interval we arc all agreed, with Sir Luciu,
0Trigger, that cit Is a mighty pretty quarrel
"a II s.snds, and Il would BE- almost pity "a
spoil L." But let Va walt tiu We bear the ulJ-
natum Of Gov. Waller.