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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

J iF'clTGiQal regulators of the
1are fully daRnetions well
\ dependent o n the healthy
I proper performance of its
ach is at fault. the bowels
I system suffers in C onse =
LIVER ---haying ceased TO
! es OF that organ, one of the
, his study, in a practice of
: TO find some remedy where
arrangements to which it
medv is at last found, any
IN oAiPLATN in any
BIO ttle, and conviction is
J formed by dissolving gums
which is soluble for the ac-
1 cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
. how Of Nile. invlgorating
to digest we'll, purifying
, health to the whole machi-
, If the disease, and effects
any of tn e disagreeable
Gallo MEL or MINERAL
sorted 70.
, II I'll c icnt to relieve the
! food from rising and sour
! fore retiring prevents night
inieh t loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
. spoonfuls Will always re-
m ale obstruction removes
| makes Il perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic, while
, is a sure cure for CHoL-
yentiye of CHOLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
\ while it relieves all painful
needed to throw out Of the
, cine after u long sickness.
| JACNpICE rem owes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
: make food digest well.
cures RoNiC DIRA-
!, " b i lie ST MIR and
almost 20 the first dose.
attacks caused by worms,
. ren, there is no surer, SAT-
, the world, as itnerer tIilS.
! in these sta temenis; they
that we can give evidence
! it are giving their unsn-
favor.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

The ITVER IL one ~ -.
human body and when nj =
the movers ef the system &c
stomdch IS almost entirely Hza
action of The Live, for thee
Functions: When the stom-' 20
ire nj f3ult and the whole,
9uenceof tie one orran"the AZ
10 ia autV, For the disaas-
protrietofs has made jt%
more thar twenty years
viti, 70 c,,,uterscr t1e monyA<
j. liable -
ny move tbe This re- '%A
psrs9a troul,',d witb I,v-<a
6f IN. far,ns has b,ttotr nNrzz
certain.
4 cnlan0Und h AS he epC ?
and extracting that psrtSs
live virtges Of tts insdi- g,
ali morbid or baI matter
inyia their rlace a hralti,y
tha stomach. causing foods
tie Blood. giving tIne nnd-n
merry removing the eausese
ing radical cure without,
after effects. felt BY usilZ szk
Poison that is usually re-
One dose after eating Is
stnu.arh and prev,nt = h IA
inr. szz
Only one dose +atsn ba---
mare n
only one dose takep NJ sxaz
gently, and cures cOstive-A
One dose taken after eachszaS
bsg- One dose OF two tea
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish md Scotch. Whisky
London Porter, Scotch He, Cigars, dc
Brnmdies.-Otard Dapry i. Co., T. Cheroa's
Champagne, @. yrauid, a. LoiaJa9, j. g.
+. Martial, RasteaR Charruyer, L. Marion.
J. j. DUpRy, Damien.
Gins-CologHe, DgKuypers, Key, TRastLe.
Rums-Jdmdic0, st Croir
Whiskeys-Old MoRongakela
Wincs-Brrguady Port, Madeira, Mafaga Per
and pure Juice, Sherry d. q. Gordon, OtAe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsiet and Helds,ck & Co., DO LaRe.
maud, DO Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane
ClGret IN casks, Cldret an cases White az casks
White IN cases, Muscat, Mlscat in cases Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Corciials, Bftters.
Alcohol. Pare Spirit >
q Pricture's Double Rectiied Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel Kenosha Wis dis nI6vI1
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

take infinite pleasure in recommending this medicine
peIstlly ef IEyER AND AGUE, chill. FEVER, all
tGFERS Of blLnUs TYPE 1t operates with certainty and
thousands are willing TO testify its wondc virtues.
Among the hundreds Of LfvFK REMEDIES offered to the
PUtHc the are none fully as DR SAN
tgRp generally known
lhi)n I3e paration IS trG Lieer ftrgoraor prpue-
ing te happy resul Is ell who Heit. Almost inunmcr-
aat c.ri-t nave been Of the great virtue of this
lleiue ~ tac Of the Eshgs standing society and
/ Hudson gglt4fy Ir5ggcrat. - fN''~'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

do lot Blk except ~ II n and and lG IT
and " out corn e or sec 6
Estate Kingdom at OF common, thence %
rods, e 10 lake shore, northerly along lake shore
to point due Of place Of beginning thence "
to beginning. .................... 1
James Powdery-McLaughlin's addition, lot IS bk 3
sw or sec 81 town 2..................
Josiah Bond--c0Tn 36 rods Of OF n e ar sec
6,thence q rods, e rods, n q rods and W 10
,trlrnsrD
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER TIANGINGS.
SIMEON KING, AT his well known stand on
~ Main Street, takes pleasure in saying his
friends and the public generally that his stock Of Books
tionery, and Paper Hangngs, complete extern
siye than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and most approved standards offered al.
WhOsais Retail of every kind and description used in
Common High Schools prices that cannofa TO please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
ican in and beautiful styles Bindng-Prose and
Poery-Hsories Biographies, Tales &C.. Bibles Dctiona-
the Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled,
white, and assorted colors; Cards. OF every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, Gold PENS
Steel Pens, Quilts, &C, &c.
PAPER IEANGINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and Borderng-the largest and
Best assortment before offered in this market Of all
prices qualities, from the finest Satn the common
kinds at The lowest prices
The public requested to look in and themselves
Inducements offered, for they too
Keuosha, December 20, IS. Iy2I
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'u'' u on r"ds 70 10 8
kENosHA CITY-lst WAN.
JNSrutsr. I p z Range 23--S T. Or Secsl.
- ~ yAeT-fArt bk com on u line ofsa 1ao, .,
Ies ~ = GO cor thence rds, thence to a pojnt
eto c -, ne, thence to line Of Blk, thence
ginning ......... W. uehee TO be-
Inc ~ ia1os Ok = com at cor 1850 IT 20
S PARLIAMENTARY fIot ~ n e 70 beginning 49, Is
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FIRES.
FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.

FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.
About o'clock last night a fire broke out in the
brick building No A Maiden lane occupied on the
rst floor front by George s Mawson, sgent and dealer
in furs rear BY Walter Barnes importer of lasting
second floor front by WallburGh 4 Rc'hbursh, i'm
porters OF German fancy goods rear by MIR. kauii-
mann confectioner; upper floor by Mr.. Whalen, lnl-
porter Of watch movements, and Others. The frs is
supposed to have originated in the rear of the second
floor but from wha cause could not be ascertaiued.
The building was completely Quilted. Loss OF Mr..
Mswson about 81 OOO insured for s. 600 in the Irving
Insurance Company. Most of the goods on this floor
were removed to the opposite sidewalk, and covered
with oilcloths.
The flames communicated to the adjoining buildings
Nos. al aud ~ destroying the roofs. No. 49, was
occupied in the basement and first floor by Smith 4
Uumann. dealers in fancy baskets; second and third
floors by VIM. Wagner toys and fancy goods. Loss
of Mr. Wseuer about 81 800; loss of Smith s Uilmann
about $500. Insured for $4,000.
No A. was occupied on the various floors BY Calkins
& Dsrrow, umbrella manufacturers; Henry Harrison
iewtler; A. Newman. manufacturer Of sstchels, sod
George Wahlfrom. brass turner The principal dam
age 10 the stock in these building. was by water
Nearly all the occupants being absent, we were IN
able to obtain any estimate to their losses or In
surspce.
The buildings belong 10 the Livingston estate, and
the loss Is estimated At about IS, 600. lnsured.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Monday, FEB. :, 1917.
Ease No. S9-0oadiah III. P.stt VI. Chsuncey
Jerome. Judge Nelson delivered an opinion overrul-
iog tne molten TO reinsta'e the cause.
No. 4V-ttederick Sehuohard VS. Winthrop $ Bah
bidge AL Claimants Of half tie proceeds Of the ship
Apgehque. Judge Nelson delivered au opinion affirm
ing the decree OF the District Court Of the southern
District OF New ioik with costs
No. 35-Moses {. MordeCai e. al ACT. w An
Lindsey, owners of the schooner Mary Eidy. Jude
Wsyne delivered an opinion reversing lie decree of the
said Crcni, Count tor want OF dlca in thai CONT
and remsndng the cause with directions T. send the
back 20 the Dsir.ct Court IN order hist the Ds
tret Coutt may proceed with the case 70 final decree
upon such report the Commssio Sal Clerk NAV
make pursuant 10 the order made By the said District
Court IN this Gaze
(NorE.-The Of the Distric Court Is not sivea)
Nc. i6-Augustas Hsmmenwsy, ella mant Of the
ship Independence, vs. VIM. Il. Fisher. The decree OF
ts ttned States Dirict Cour, OF Mass schusetts was
affirm, win G sts
No. Sl--Danel Tod et al. vs. Samuel l.. Pratt Ct a.
es'msuis a. TIE steamboat Sataas; aud case No. 81
SAmuel F. Pratt ct al Vs. Chsres NJ. Reed. Tue 81
suns5' IN these eases were Continued by Mr.. Gsuson
Nor hbsiants, and Mr.. Rogers Tor claimants. Con-
e'aeee by Mr. Gssson foE. i5elaa.s.
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sct tts ksSa Of this fr-m she Costnsrs Dsyasy. II
TIE ssefe,sae ~srs Sonc IN i.rse envelope vsFscus
rape-r in6o4ssd ia Burcsl,-s hand pry ale rapss~
Tse envelope bore lie aicu-;
"JanJ. Fekei Ele No III S'sr,oa ,,r.es.
Ers Emma Augusts Cunningham. No. - Bond -
TIE psse,s IN the tnvelope were declaration u
sfS6svt sum to b. Harvsy Burceu, 10 the eject
that he hsS never mace VIII up to the sh u
o,.obe. lSS. anG hat Il he las made such ~ih "a
a forgery. The TEX, s 8 general release ffom mrs-,
CurIi-stsn TO Harvey Burden. OF ah CLAIMS che.
might have hsa sgsipst him Tbs was printed
form fled up and sisred by her. The third paper
vss tie lease q No. 81 BOrd stree, which exPres
May 18Th lST. In Mr.. Burdelts own handsYirrG,
ard ssred BY himself was the following Obligs,sos.
"In corsidersiicu Of setting the two sai,s Se,wesa
Mrs <. \. Cunningham AId tie undersigned, ssres
a. follows:
"Ist. agree 70 extend 70 Mrs. +. A. Cunalaxssn
ard her fsmily my fIie5Gship through life.
"2j. l s-fte never % co " set IN asy way
ner 20 the deirir,en, o; Mrs. f. A. Cunninghsm.
"In cdss rtraf GVd occt ~ ne keese No 81 BeStP
st-.,T AZ now 90 will reut 10 Ms. T. A. Canaise-
ham the suite q MONS she occupies the thsxN
fcor sra also the oaseneci az ihe rs'e OF $50 yess
HARVEY BU2DELLe
TIE portion Of The Is, clause iaicised. wss marked
on. in tie copy. note from Ms. Cunningham -
Dr. Burdel Sr sl09 - rpe,y days, dated Sepiembs.
1886 also found. These papers we're retained hy
the Corpner documentary evidence.
PERSONAL EXAMINATION or THE PRISONERS
TIE Deputy Coroner sed Or. Geo. y. woodw ard. u
TIE presence of a policeman and another witness,
made \ pe,sorsl examination OF MesSrs Eckei as1
Snocgrass spd Ms. Cunningham. The etaminaess
Of tie two former took place the secosd oc< thse
of Mrs Cunnissbem in her apartment on the tha&
floor II Was Instituted for the purpose OF ascer.sia-
iug whether the ps,hes bore ther bodies any MANS
resulting rom struggle or anything to Indicate thst
they Rad been engaged IN the fearful tragedy Of F1-
day night. WY Ms. Cunningham was compelled 70
subni, 10 so d, graoing an examination at hands d
men. when there were dozen laees in the house
competent to perform this duty. cannot conceive
No marks OF any kind found upon either Of tte-
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suyor MORNING Msx.-A letter from Hopkiu.

SuY OF WORKING MES.-A letter rom Hopkins
Vile. XIV, published IL Tie Louisville Courier h.'
the following paragraph concerning the sale at auction
Of several laboring men and mechanics residents in
that town:
"Nev.Year's dsy was busy day with the Hopkins
williams NEGROES were hired and solo-tree fights we're
plent full settling up ola scores-psomhts 10 pay
one day after date arc loans al ave, e al, aoi
cert were made at every coroer Negroes sold a. hiSo
rates; noticed sale at the courthouse door ot nSe
negro men-,hey were kr 5cked off ss foloSs: one 81
81 $50, one at sl 40 one at Sl,Joi, TIE iourh al
l,t0i The Eth, cNpente<. sold 81 II ~: NesFo
women hired from $50 10 Sl00 per annurn. Little n's
geIs-'k knee high TO duck'-thst were let out iast
year for their whites an close rented IS high as
eco, Njgger have H."
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APPEARANCE OF TIE HOUSE YESTERDAY
MORNING

MORNING.
Yesterday, hundreds Of people assembled in the
stI,e front of the house, and the Sidewalk oppo
site, eStrg the most IN ense interest IN everything
pertaining TO this mysterious affair. Among the crowd
on the soop evra csfers ard rowdy characters,
who were on the lookout for an opportunity TO gain
adutapce to the house but as their presence
became known, Captain Dlks and some Of his men
dove them away.
Two Policemen had charge of the front door while
officers were stationed al yanous points about the
house. In the parlors were assembled the Jury, Re-
porters and friends of the family, among whom We're
several ladies.
Although the hour TO which the inquest adjourned
was 10 NJ. the Coroner did not make his appearance
until nearly IL. The Jury il body then proceeded
to examine the house from top TO bottom, ster which
the Coroner with his deputy, Captain DnkS and one or
two officers instituted search; but little additional
was found.
While tie Coroner was examining the cellar, some
one came down ad told him that Mr.. Clinton, law
Yer, was with Mrs.. Cunningham, upon which the
Coroner went TO the room where they were, and
peIenp,orly ordered Mr.. Clinton down stairs. Mr..
Clinton asserted bis night TO be with Mrs. C. Is her
counsel. but the Corober SAID Mn. {. on her
iria He, as Coroner, would not BE- intefered with;
be knew his nights and be had studied the law. he
was wiling, however, to accord TO the counsel any
right h exau ine Witnesses during tie investigation,
but f. rther than tia; he would allow him to 20.
The upper par Of the house presents a very con-
fused appearance. IL the nom Of Mr. SnodgTass-
tie northeast nom Of the attc-his clothes were
hApsug upon the wall, and & couple of bronze
sia,us,ies stood on the drawers There was wash
bowl The bed IN very topsy-turvy state
bolster AM pillows beng mixed up with feminine under
clothes IN the greatest confusion. The crawers-aI
but one-wete filed with al sorts OF knick-knacks,
articles Of feminine wearing apparel dozen or 50 OF
replies 10 Invitations 10 the party gwen on the 18th,
were mixed Up with the rest. On piece Of paper
were thee lines, traced in delicate hand:
VIA woalG Tie rose vii a. Der pri5e, Be ~or,h.
Were there So 20 cal Der brightness foIta'
NsiteI u owed. axe foStrs Ia dArfnrss thrown.
NStt BIT tast hight, Which cones irOn Love Alone"
= little uln toek, entitled The Boa; Builder, pub
hshtd II lsj, was found this morning on the pisno in
the frout psrlor. " Miss Georgeba A. Cunningham,
10 yesis cd srd aco days Was written TIE sy
leaf II shlas tad. gAa leaf containing tie .sIb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
table AID, fth is regstved TIE confederation OF me
h;II he postponed til Monday rext.

table ard ntis is negstived TIE confederation Of the
hH he postponed til Monday rext.
The iesuli vas the poFtpODetDeot 10 that day.
Nj FELTON,, fr m tie Comnittee 90 Commerce
back the bill authorizing the President 70 pro
cure q suisbIe steam Revenve Gutter, and sPPf'Pfia
tog $lj0lO0 for that purpcse -.
The HouseSoIclIrsd IN the senate H', ~
striking cut the Original provisions, II shau % s.a
to2ed 10 New York snc used for the purpose VI res
"ouDg shipwrecked persoaS. ,., r-..;s.
The bin noe await the &c ron o. We frr-loe Cut,
Mr.. HCNPHREY MARSHALL. from the Commit
tee ON Judlciary reported Dbl dividing Texas into
M. LETCHER ssid the present Jodge, Wa',ous,
who 4 much implanted Of by the bull continued In
offce Where does be i've
Mr. MARSHALL Ieplisd-In the Eastern District.
The bill pssse6.
Mr. BARBOUR, from the Committee on judiciary,
reported q resolution, that John i. Watrous, Dltrict
Judge for the D,trict of Texas be impeached Of hgh
ormes AID ndsdemeanons. Ponding which, the House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
INDIANA LEGISLATURES.

INpIANAPoIIS, Monday, Feb. :, lS0'.
TIE Indisua House OF Repr sentaiives aud the
Democratic mrmbes OF the senate met 10 %hat pui-
mo, od 10 be Joint Convex too to-day the Repnbli-
G, ms refusing 90 INTO orvontion While The Dem
ocras ard the Lieutenant Governor were ieaviog me
Senate chamber. the Republicans called one OF 'heir
own members to the chair and took from the table The
contested case of MI. Woods a Democ ATTIC Senator,
and in the absence of the Democratic Sepa.Se dc
clnred bis seat vacant and Immediately adjourned.
This gives the R,pubcaus olear maj 'y ia the Sen,
ate over all parties. The Joint Convention met aud
adiouypcd TO the 9Th inst, without tianssctlng any
I'm
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MISSOURI LEGIsLATURE-FIRE.

ST Louis, Monday, Feb ., 1857.
The Legislature of Missouri arrived here this after
noon, ana were escorted from the depot by the military
and various Committees appointed for the purpose to
the Mercantile Library Hail. where the reception took
place. and appropriate speeches were made.
The warehouse belonging 10 Belchsrs sugar refinery
in this city was burned last night, together with large
quantity of sugar and molasses. Loss probably
$4,000 Insurance. unknown.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...A1BAsY, Feb. 2 1857
Mr. SPENCER presented the memoir d OF t9e Ju9ees
and eI judges Of New-York for aid 10 the lEebr!a'e
Asylum. ..,v
To allow towns to subscribe 10 The capital STOCK OF
the Albany and Sufquehanna Railroad
To enlarge tie lock Of the Cbemung canal
NOTICES or BILLS.
BY Mr.. SPENCER-tor The relief Of the Lunenc
AsYluu. Ct Block Wells Island.
By Mr. RAMSEY-To regulate counsel fees ID cases
CT contested seats IN The Legislature
Bills INTKODUCED.
Rv Mr. BROOKS-Io regulate the rates Of wharf
Gb,s bin provides that, in addition to the rates Of
viayfage " ich now exist. wharfage be paid on all
poccs lanced Oh any wharf N Ne8-fofk
nv Mr. NOXON- To give parties Iew triai IN Tue
County Ccmfs o, appeals from the Jusnce Court,
when The judgment exc9tdr $O.
Nv MI. SPENC ER-To authorize the relief Of destl-
tuie children OF sea and binding them ou u trades
al the age Of To- and also creating an o1ce OF oate
Surefiniendept Of the Poor. 1t povidts for the ap-
on,ueut by the Governor and Senate OF the S1Perln-
tspdent Who ia t. hold the Office for three years az
salary OF A. 800 and mileage, and $2OUO year ior
clerk bie: His duty viii DC to v', b ss various p'''
Nv MI BROOES-ReduoiDg the number OF Losn
Commissioners 10 ole ron each county and prOvd-
ing for the resppOrOLmeDt OF school fanos - be iu
dating the money loaned into enc fund TO be trans
feyred from the school Fund 10 the United States De-
posjt Fund; and for the deposit Of all school MONIES
not loan 10 the Treasury within four weeks oil ls 10
sep'. A., vi.
does not increase The fees in any instance, out Oniy
Classifes and afrang them.
The Senate considered several bills under the general
orders, among Othors, the bid to authorize the sae oi
the Brick Church property debate arose on mo-
ton 10 strike out the House amendment resefving
jurisdiction to the state.
Without taking tie question, the Senate aCourned'
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sFd soth pages CO. out bood wac visible ca tbs
edge of the lesf not cat of. Thetwo caves contain
TIE els; to 9th pages were torn cut the 95th vas
smearsd With bleed. These three leaves were the
ooy leaves missing. A few blO,ches GO the walls Ct
the mems, snd along the halls, some Of them as hga
a. ODE can esssy reseh, evidently produced BY killing
moequioes CT other insects attracted considerable 81
tertion.
THE BODY.
The deceased was dressed IN suit OF black clothes
Sunday and pl>ced in his coffin, where he remsias
il the fioet bedroom Of the second story.
No notice hs; ye. been gwen Of the funeral Of de-
csased, but il vii probably take place this afternoon
very e!tgaD; rosewood coffin, with two silver han-
6les en- either sde ,skes TO the house on sunday
On the coffin Is silver plate beasns the inscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03

DEATH OF BISHOP RTYNoLDs.-Bishop Reynolds,
an arcuou. Minister of the Gospel in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Canada, and highly respected by
all who knew him, died from disease Of the heart at
Hamil o. Canada West on TIE 18th Of January. aged
Il vears He was native OF this State having been
bonn in Clyrekil near 10 the City of Hudson. He
had been preacher for 50 yesrs. His last sermon
was preached from the text, For there shall be ne
uicht there.
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ASSE MBLY.
AoDE IA Db .
The SPEAK Err presented the N

The SPEAKER presented the memorial OF the Com
nitsione1s Of Emgrati for relief.
BILLS REPOKTTD TAYoRABLY.
The Brooklyn bills to alter the Commissioner map
and amend the Poor Laws.
Also bill TO rtOrganize the Board OF Fort WaTdens
Of New-YOfk. ~
Mr. JOHN j. REILLY gave notice of bill to con-
frm tine action of the Supervisors relative to the widen
ing of Bsttery-place.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the United States to purchase the brick
church and other property in Ne~Yolk aud BROOKLYN.
To confirm the loo stlon OF tie Peoples G llege s18
To incorporate the Fire Department OF East BrooA-
En. Adjourned.
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SINKING OF A STEAMER.

PITrsBUEGH Monday, Feb. , 1857.
Accounts from below untavOraole to the opening
ofnavieation Ths rivet has risen foot at Louisville
and the Ohio ia clear of ice below the falls There had
been rise of nipe feet at Caro- sad 1t WAS s' rlsng
The steamer Conves sunk in the ice at Fairy Island.
Loss $4,000.
J. G. Breed, shoe dealer formerly of Lynn Mass,
died this morning.
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FROM ME\ICO.

BALrINoRE. Monday, Feb. >, 1857.
New Orleans papers OF Motdsy last are received
They contain dates from BrazOs 10 the ith lost.
The instruction at San Luis POtosi bad been
quelled The insurgents had fled, and several OF their
fAaders were shot
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FROM FLORIDA.

CHARLESTON, Feb |, 1857.
We have received Florida dates TO Jan. 30. Gen.
Harvey had made a reQuisition for three additional
companies OF troops within thirty days
The Indians were supposed to be concentrated near
New-Smyrns, and plans had been laid TO surround
them with troons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
MURDERER SENTENCED.

FHMADEIPHlA, Monday, Feb. !, 40.
West convicted Of the murder of his wife, sen
fenced this morning to be executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
SENTENCE FOR MURDER.

QrEBsC, Mouday, Feb. 9 1857.
Sentence Of death has been pronounced against
Annals Touissant, and the execution fixed for April s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-03
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.
BosroS, Saturday, Jan. 81, L

buSIUN, NatufuaY, d>l' OF, w
The imports Of foreign goods al the port OF Boston
fox the week ending Jan. 30 were follows:
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