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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-01

WEsrMoRELAND Co., Pave CLEAN
the following items, from Greensburgh
Demoerat:-On Friday night week last.
the store Of Mr.. Samuel McLaughlen, in
Allegheny township, this county, was
entered, and the money in the drawer
and parcel Of goods stolen. The rob
bers gained admittalce by forcing open a
window, and aftef taking what, they want
ed, proceeded to the kilcheon, where
they regaled themselves with the good
things Of this life, until the clerk, Mr..
Blair, who was sleeping up stairs, came
down, when they decamped, taking with
them their plumber. No arrests have
yet been made, although several persons
are suspected Of being concerned in The
robbery. On Monday night Of lss;
week the brick shop Of Mr. James Me-
Kalip. in Salem Borough, this county
was struck, but not set on FIRE, BY light
ming. The eclectric Auid passed down
the chimney, breaking the windows and annd
tearing up the floor and splitting the joisl'
ia its descent. Al the same time VIC
lent rain storm was raging. which de-
stroyed everything III lis course, ant
completely flooded the cellars. .Th'
coal banks of Jesse James, Esq, II
Washington Township, this county. ver'
entirely destroyed last week IN conse
quence Of The North Western K. X. cul
verIs filling un with diills, which caused
tie wafer to carry the drifts into his Goa
banks, His loss isheayy. A heavy
fall Of rain did considerable damage 4
the neigbborloOd Of Crawlords Mills
in his county, in the early part Of las
week. The mill dam was swept away
ant the mill properly otherwise consider
ably damaged by The freshei, .# III
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EF Queen Victoria has given formal
notice TO both Houses Of the British Par
lament Of the approaching marriage Of
her eldest daughter to the Prince Fred
rick William Of Prussia, accompanying
the notice with an intimstion aha. her
faithful Parliament would be expected to
make ample provision for the bride, such
as " became the dignity of the Crown.
and the honor of the country"
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!. RAaAN, Editor
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Republican State Convention.

Al meeting Of the Republican State
Central Committee, in conjunction with
the Republican members Of the Legisla
turs. and other distinguished Republicans
from varions parts Of the State at Co
lumbus on the fourth Of January, 1856
after mature consideration. il was resov-
ed that it was expedient to hold the State
Convan,ion Of the Republican party OF
Ohio for the nomination Of State Ticket
at Columbus, on the 18th Of August next
In conformity to this request, the State
Central Committee announce to the Re-
publicans ol Ohio that the delegates from
the various counties Of the Stste will as
semble in the City Of Columbus. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of August
next. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose of putting in nomination candidates
Tor the following offices for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer Of State, one Supreme Court
Judge, and one member of the Board ol
Public Works, and the transaction uf suca
other business as may he proper for the
occasion.
The Republicans Of the several coun-
ties of Ohio, unless ;hey shall otherwise
agree, will meet at their county seats or
Saturday, the 9th day Of August. being
the Saturday proceeding the day of sait
Stale Convention, and elect delegates
thereto in the proportion of one delegate
for every Ave hundred votes given for the
Republican candidate for President at :h'
election in November, 1856, and one lo
each fraction of votes equal 10, or owe
one half of said number. The total mum
Der Of delegates by this basis will be 377
and from each County will number a
follows
GWe omit the app r ionment except TO
this immediate section Of the State, t.
wit Carroll 4; Columbiana I; Harri
son 4 Jefferson s Tuscarwas @; Bel
mont 4.
WM. .DENNIsoN, .JR., ]. SULLIvANT.
A. p. STONE, ROBERT NELL,
l.. G.. VAN SLYKE, N. Ii VAN Worries
N. H. SwAYNE, Cyrus PRENTiss,
F. G. SESSIONS. GEo. HoADLEY,
J. II. COULTER, A. s. LATTY,
GEO. NJ. PARSONS. JACOB HEAToN,
o. FOLLETT.
Republican State Central Committee.
CoLuMBus, O., June q. 1857.
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1856.-July.

J. n. Slack Co., stationary for sheriG's Office,
James TempetoD, q witness one day In the mat
ter Of NJ. j. Pennell, Lunatic,
James Mansfield, witness one day In the mat
ter Of NJ. J. Pennell, a lunatic,
Lefty Bell, witness one day 10 the matter or,
NJ. J. Pennell, lunatic, .,,fli
NJ. NJ. Crawford, a witness one day In the matter
of NJ. j. Pennell, u lunatic, itt,, sTaaa.o
J. NJ. Shane, In part for services as counsel TO
county ond township officers a
| T. Ragan, in part for publiEhlns rerort Of re-,
cepts and expenditures,
John X. Sutherland, fees In the matter Of NJ
j. Pennell, lunatic, 1.,
| DR.. Thos. Johnston, one day In the matter OF Ne
J. Pennel, a lunatie,
James H. Bliun, fees In the matter Of M. Fen
nell, a lunatic,
D. M. sharp, for conveying jury in two cases,
| TO Wit; Iiuklll aud Linduf VS.. Plank Road
Company, by order Of Commissioners, 's
| T. Drashear, postage for Auditors offee,
D. Miller, two frames Tor gas shades IN C'erAs
Office, t,L... 2E....ls
2. Rasan, balance in full for publishing report
| 4 Of receipts and expenditures ~ y
II. Cochran, for pens and pencils for Probate
| Judge,
P. A. Bohrman Co., goods furnished county
Us. PATTERSON, mayor, cost in case Of Ohio VS..
| Thos. Teal. s .ug.-!.,.s IA.
D. McGowan Son, goods furnished county
Offices, y!'
D Keesey, freight and express charges on box
Of books from Newark,
John A. Dehuff, a special Commissioner three
daps,
election, vt. Pleasant, l ..il,,Uss.. y.
Richard owens, for Gork done about Court
4 House, ~ .5tlel 9ts'g tN
Us. Patterson, mayor, cOstsip case Of Ohio ys.
i L. Lashly, at'3@- 't-
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THIRn DISPATCH

,
QUEBEC, June 27.-The steamer Mon
treal left at 4 o'clock, yesterday afternoon
for Montreal, with 4 or 500 passengers,
mostly Scotch immigrants, recently from
Europe. Nothing unusual occurred until
The Montreal reached Cape Rouge, y or
Is miles above Quebec, when the wood
work near the furnaces was discovered to
be on fire. Quickly after, the flames
broke forth causing the utmost consterna.
tion amongst the passengers. Every ef-
fort was made TO arrest the flames, but
to no purpose. Capt. Rudolph finding
it impossible to save the steamer, order.
ed her to run toward the shore. The
officers and crew exerted themselves a.
the same time, 10 get ont the fife-boats.-
The flames spread with most astonishing
rapidity, and the widest confusion and
despair prevailed throughout the ship
Numbers Of passengers threw themselves
overheard and were drowned. Fortu.
naiely the steamer NepoleAn, also for
Montreal, was but few miles advanced
taking boat and put back with all posi-
bic expedion TO her assistance, the Napo'
lean succeeded in rescuing from the burn.
ing wreck l27 passengers. Capt. Ru
dolph and the purser Of the Montreal,
were amogst those who threw themselves
into the river; both were excellent swim
mers, and succeeded in reaching the
steamer Alliance and were saved. 1t il
quite possible that others succeeded il
saving themselves by swimming, but al
the steamer became unmanageable when
considerable distance from land, there
is no doubt that most Of those who threw
themselves from the burning boat me
with watery grave. Sixteen Of those
who were saved, died shortly after reach
ing the deck Of the Nepoleon. From
presen. information it is believed that tll
total loss Of life by this terrible disaste
will not fall short Of 900 or 400. 'rh
steamer Alliance arrived here this allel
noon with As dead bodies. We have no
learned the names Of any Of those los
except Mr.. Phillips. The extensiy
lumber firm of Norcross and Phillips 9
Three Rivers, Montreal, had on boar
25s Scotch emigrants. several Germa
families, and several American passenger
NEW York, June 27.-The captai
and crew of the Montreal are among tn
number saved. Later advices say ih'
the number that perished will reach 35,
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QuEBEc, June 27.-The steamer Mon
treal was burnt yesterday, near here
Two hundred passengers were buIns to
death. Mostly Sco'ch emigrants.
SECOND DISPATCH
MONTREAL, June 27.-The steamer
Montreal. the account Of the loss OF
which has already been telegraphed from
Quebec, contained 500 passengers. and
only IT'S are known to have been saved
-abou, 200 of the passengers have been
drowned. 1t is believed, however, thai
some swan ashore, and were saved in
other ways. The accident happened
near Cape Rouge, between Mon'rea al ant
Quebec.
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QuFBEc, June 27.--The North At
lantic steamer Indian. with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst. four days later than
those furnished by The Persia, has arriv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
Naval lnfeiIiQepss.

TIE Chsriewcvu Navy Yard presents. q very busy sr
rcartnoe Al The rreseni time, the strong array OF vessels
Of ~sr NJ that station giving emTaymert - larre nnr
cf worfnen. The vessels In rort are A. folops-sh,s
Of the line Ohio ami ytrmoni-tbe former . receying
stlp and the latter 10 ordinary nrst oau steam rs,tes
Merrirnae and Roanoke,he former nng for The Pscns
station and the latter In dock undergoing re pairs: The
slcop or O. sne si anchor In the stream: brig Dol
rhin, dismanlled, and store shlp Released In tho nme
condition.
Tho Portsmouth Navy Yard also lively with The ope-
ration, OF workmeu. The large crcs ~hioh has been
Fsecd urou The shp or The line Franklin have been trans
ferfcd 10 The Fse Oonsts uion. which ve-rc hiss bcen
ry hsuc up through the dry dock on shcre and
Undergoing thorough overhsuIing. Most Of the psrk.
rg viii be red and the o,pper win be entirely taken
Of "Old fronsdeBn has always ranked well a. a fast
ssler, and considered handsome model tor a mar Of
war, evon AT the present oay. But little remains OF the
oherrhet old franc which has brought uch hcpos 70
the Up,d states Navy Few liubers and niece OF the
keel % The cid ship all besides che model which wa
rsut the nsme few mere repairs and all but tho mo
del VII be Fcne; bot het nsu wilt be cherished and pre-
torved ~ crs - the fame n the schevemeu, og Eer old
commanders ere remembered. The rioop or var Wanda
lying under The sheass % bs tcn.sted ard fted FOR
sea. The ffssto Sartee awspg further or lers ms
stipof c line Trarknn viii pstbsby be launched nsrt
sesacp C1mnsrdsnt nokc'rg, who b. ben . very
gcnsnsny and popular nfcer a no yard Cor re eral
years ~ nyC for no. station fae weeks and the
yard wl he pa, uuder The * srxe or nonmandan Bor
,leu. nahdant P'tr piu ~ tes.,nsd flr several
n cnths krgor u WAlhrgcD 9ssha AdpsFsLT, AasVn
aI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
BrookIyn city News.

cry kosrifTY.-fIepofi Of deaths for the week ending
August - sST-sscs, ~; females, 74--of which Il
were men, co boys, 81 women and so girls. Priaspsl
diseases ~erceholers infantum, OF which "a died. on.
Sumption 1b mnasmus, II; oonvulsious and dyscnlery,
eh; diseases Of brain and s,iborn each pro m.iare
bua, 0; congestion OF the lufgs and darbUs, each
crop, debility, dbe0e OF liver, iahsmnstioa OF the
tewes each tcarot fever, Apop cry, dro rned asthma
ole age and dscase Of the heart, each sc So Total
t46 Of the above GO under year OF age, and IS
from 70 years Of age OF the whole number l22 we're
rsvts Of tho United States ls Of Ireland OF England
Of Germany, and q Of Scotland.
PonioA--rhe Democratic Assembly Conventions took
rc. Saturday last 10 elect delegates 70 The esse oon
vepton al Syracuse, on The 10Th inst -
md DVrid james Edwards, delegate; James Ff,z
sersb, snefntie; AIonzo q Hammond, Judiciary.
Second Dtuytr -Thoe. Muliean, deegate Mathew Mur.
ply, alternate. Michael flanagan tu iicay.
FourA Dtartd-Geo. Taylr, delegate; Or. j. & Thsrue
SzA Dsstrta-Phinp Hamilton, dslegSse John IAnssy
alternate
II the Seventh Dsncs two sets of delerras prcs.paes
themselves, and In order 10 harmony a ne pri
mary election was ordered for this sftsrnoon
The Third and Fifth DstrIct Conventions adjourned
without making any choice They meet this afternoon,
vIoiAnoS or rHs SUNDAY IIoros Llw-rron the re
rrs OF the Inspectors Of the various precincts 10 Deputy
Superintendent Folk yesterday morning, Il appears that
be Brooklyn nquor desers are deser,ued n defy The
sv oi mode the New Yorkers ia the Flre precinci M
places ~eie reported; II sscond precncs q THIRD pro
oroi g WIN rrrcins, IS; sixth precinct, 16 Eighth rs
cilGi, 8; eIetnpcins, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

ArorHxv G,RRorr RoHEpRy-,- AIsarp GlRs0rvs Car
Yesterday morning. about O'Clock, Mr. william
RcS while passing ,hrough udsoD street, HAmsrscy
street. on his way hSme, secseDty dropped bis nigh, sey
and In attempting 10 rsooyer H. attacked By two or
three gsrrots robbers, vho bes, Rim aud forcby took
what money be had 10 hit pos,esson ,out 81 An asr
vas fated and the roebvrs Rose AFTER the pin
cirs Of the gang and immedIs ely ioined oy ocsr
Howe, OF ne Eghh prehSc Who succeeded la acsnng
hm The prroncr y stout youih OF rs, aad gives hs
rame |. JohE Anderscn tsilor BE had kind Of sip.
noose or so, made of small szsd ropc in his possceson,
Intended for eafrotiDs IGTrecs Ju-tice DAWSON CON
mit,ed him FOR trial In default ot 81 600 rail
ARRAY JANIS SIP PEssoy sHor Asp wouspEo
Yesterday ansrnoon, aoout three o'oocs, nuuibcr OF
disordery and alleged suspicious pegsops epssred me
drinking place of Henry dahp, called the Es River Ma
scum House, M James shp, When HAna requested
them 10 leave, hey refused 10 -, snd mt3e
snd calm him the Of names, uru he toos do-n
revolver from behind The her and nred lnom Inc bah
struck Philip Carol, OF The party on me nsno shat
terlus II amoe, 70 pieces Tue p1rW men oecsme asrmed
and let Eahn went Immediately " the Ionns and gave
himself up Alderman Heay committed MIN 70 await An
exsmnaioo Of the case.
ricHvaY RonRxsY Avp sriHruyG ~ man named John
Farrell attacked by two robbers, corner o west and
uspal street on Sunday night between IL and ~ o'clock
and robbsd of a small amount OF mcnsy. Duving the
,turs witt them he received severe stab u The hack
r crss brprrht the Eighth ward police brit the thieves
escaped Furel was conveyed 70 the station honse
krrrxrr 10 R,scvs Hadwrts rstA-n pspwvsa-
Three alleged old creuds, named Pa Ghney Fsl Mar,n
ard B Bsrtcu prccoeded e Back well's Lsnd in rog
beat on Sunday night N rescue OF ther Old csrn.
rsplcrs Thy were waiting IN the boAhouse for an 90
podtriy, when . ws'cbm.u discovered and arrested
,heu 81 rTscrers yesterday brought 10 Ire o,ry
ard lodged IN t5o Tcmbs fer trial
RrsCtAEy. Tho Free Iason lodge. nosic Alss sni
Worti, 70 heAbuoinE No ts Fat Broad vay, sere On
't' IN o0fFsrs cn Suntay rignt sod robbed cf ereSy
robbers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

Another Hcsvy EIDb~zI 'sment-A Ua"k the
Vicun--seventy Thousand Doliars Miss-
SEg.
We leaned last night that heavy enbeszlemsns had
rs been discovered 10 hsvo taken place in mo Asoaanics
BsnsDg Associatss In Wall street. rhs marty ohAIsed
held ONCE Of trust and responsibility In The bank TIE
particulars have NOT been dvgsa; butt rumored thai
ce6cn of SO 900 ths Aocounts Of tho OH
cia Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and ooer koCerd
tho in haDd ,aa night out tho deputy dssmsd
prudent In the present ssgo Of the proceedings 10 keep
his own council movcd .hss had bcen
mado last evening; but hr. ovpentsr informed oar 70
porter thai III, delinquent no Ia custody up 70 ten
O'Clock We presume the details will ooe 10 light today
Tuis is certainty the sge of embcxzemeuta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
FAILURES IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, ApgDt 81, 1857
The Honster Bank or this city, closed lts doors tha
morning
There heavy O. Lee % 3. whises ssd tho
Buffalo City Banks, and the excitement has been
Al noon, however, bad smost subsided. The Recipro-
city Bank has NOT resumed.
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INTERESTING FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
N~ea~10~Nn~<~NNoNN<-oNNN
WALL STREET TROUBLES IN COURT.
,~~0~~eNoeNo~~0eeoo>u
THE PHILOSOPHY OF STOCK OPERATIONS.
~NN@<>S~e~N~~~N<N1o<~~
SUSPENSIONS Ass FAILURES,
&c., Ac, 10
THE ATTACHMENT AGAINST JOHN THOMP-
SON, THE BANKER

Before Hon Judge Duer.
ArGrr 3I.-7Ae &orcpoiis~ Bank u John 7Nompson n
sr Eyars, counsel for plan, said that a the sst ad
ournmen Of this be stated that se would be oompe
led TO leave town rue,day morning Ho therefore 70
quesed further srt,urpmsnt for week, lbe mater
~olli probably nrcnoy moro than tbis naY
Mr.. Cuung, On the part OF defendant sad that he
eurpaeed when the ad ipurned fs bis
datcu. sr Evarts ready IN p'ocecd with He (vr
would no, thu refo,e tho present motion
COMM date bis learned friend
Az 70 Yned 10 Monfay ueSt at 70 o,,lcck
Banf and Dvunes'us Jhn Thompson ~ Cuttng said
hst IN this for IN a1ash nent had been
granted last week He now moved ~ u-~e TO show
~fy that der fo attAnneut vsoased
Order granted returnable on Thursday, September g.
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pies. attack nee persor hliy-tn.pscg neither 70 the right
70 The leit, fAesipg tho coarse which have
chcser. shsll 70 on.
4 v0iCs-Tlfsv. That's tight
Mayor WOOD Fs,hfuly executing the l~ws ss have
sworn N DO, and 10 obey the constitution Of tn Uood
sstes and of the state Of New York remsndous ohcer
bE)
tho Mayor was followed Ia bvisS addresses by Aldcr.
men Ocunar, ex-A Alderman Drake, Hoa Th,mas Bossa,
and other dfssiu gished septeo sfer which the fasv
ties were resumed
re Epors were kent up uRtl atsr sx p. u The vss.
mas returning 70 their homes with The onnvo0D that
great 10 lager bier and tho Tuvrerian festival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
THE LIABILITIES OF THE OHIO LIFE IN
AURANCE COMPANY

GUPrKhE teuaT- sPsCIA- TERN.
Before Hen, Jucpe Peabody
SuGusr 3l-Ahacb ments we're this day issued ss mo
tui Of the following parties sgans. Lo Insurance
and Trust Company
Provrst Bser, rhss Meehs and r. A. W. Davis w. the
oho LIE InsuysEce and Tfust Cowpany -, SO, ,3s2 50
fhe summit ronu. RanK Guy "a FAls VI
the oAio LIFE In-nrsboe an Trust Co -. 8a25T OF
IRE hercbar,r' Bank cleveland, bra 1ch OF
Ohio, the Ohio Isfe fn~ and rrus. 0o. lge, ,ibt So
Alexander DfpriioSp and others Dickinson. aeO0
ire etsme We fh~ rsns. 49, 100
rbe same vs the - Observation-Disclosures. 17hO
rbe ,are VI the same 100
tn" ,ame Hnpt Anderson and others ........ 1900
Ihernc W jas Qum,v and others. ...... 800
rhn ,sns Va the pitsburs, Fort Way ne and Chicago
R''bos, Omrsny. ....................... 5000
The ,hme W.. Dolsop ard others ............ 1900
The ssme Cyy pren'iss and Others ...... 200
The ssp1e " IyDe Saving end Others . ...... g. 100
fhs same VI. q. Deunipg snd ohs .....,.. I 400
The ssmo VI. Dsgan, hesrt, Hall and other... oco
Attachments already repor ted sso 43s 40
Aola' shus W
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THE FARMERS RANK OF WEXFORD.

PRovlDK'cs, X. T., August OF, IB57
mo Farmers Bank OF WEXFORD temporarily
joined TO day, application o. the Bank Commissioner
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Politics nj lntelligen &C.

vnuoyr EBCros. The annual election win take place
to-day in Vermont tue State which boasts Of vins
given democratic victory. Noswithstsndpg that the
publican party which, by the way, have swallowed up
entirely, head and tall the Know Noshirgs-are largely in
The msiory the democrats and old line wings still
tain their organizations, aud usual this year In the
noid with full uokes rho democratic nominees arc the
nme that formed tue ticket year vcre defeated
by over twenty two thousand majority out OF fortysis
thousand vooa Tho following tho diterent candidate
rsmed -
poR o-vxRyoR
D-r. Rrppb WHO.
Henry Keys, Rylstd Flsinbcr, John " aeeIer.
yoE isvrxsAsI soyxxsos
WHY'S Lyman, James Slade Isaac 7. Wright
jar 7. Thursion, H.rry N Bates, W. Phtohard.
DuronEs TO wrrcHn~rra CorsrY co-ysuos
Earua Hasht, Bernard Waters, Jaues Conner, wuA.m
vsrru ano ElJsh " Purdy hsvo bsen sppou,ed 10 ,hs
FrE Assembly d,,riot Of we,tchcser deetaSs 70 the
Dem5orpto County conveu,on which IA 70 be held Al yc,
Eams The I'd or scytenbm.
CoyERxos GGEnsrs o. TpE srrsr -Governor Gardner,
or ks.saehurets, delivered . ,Ieech Al know No,hius
meeting al Dor :hes.er Tho ssh us 10 which ho pitch
cd into ne political an,eccaen Of CT Speaker Banks The
republican candidate for the executive char In rrciy
well under,tocd language rae roo-lng cxtrac, from
bb speech ochsalns sensible sonti nett'-
lam Northern msu, bat am = national man. VIII
stand to The s. shot for eve nghttbs, sss-schu.es
IL tnred 70; and viii Yield every right that any state
In the southern rotton Of the ooufeserscy eurted
Aye uore viii aid them 10 tneir rgnv enh
equal cssnestuesr thu, would aid Northern stats
bers believe, ~ all ssssachu.eus believes that
slavery social moral and poErcsl evil; would
frcm TIE territory who're does eris, ~ouid the
Ur. ute rom the fssoens sf mis- beautiful to-n Bo,
rhcn Law ~ ka,rnchuses,s Of The Uoion prescybe-
We euy q an one.r nen he s-orn 70 support n; sni
be should not aew mere perroral wInh 10 interfere ~h
hls duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

ktIrEME COURT SPECIAL THRNs
u iore Hon Judge seahody
ArCrsT II The cases ef Caqoycr ard Devn weTa ty
written conaeni postponed until Fridsy tho 40 september